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New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Criqui, European Featherweight
Champion, Expected Here Soon
By lack Lawrence

Rckad acting Madison Square Garden started operations
having Eugene Crqu feathrwegh champion
during January February While Hcard IS
abng the that Crqu such figure the
boxing Carpenter the promoter believes that
record the ring since the close Of the war
for bout in New York Cuuis string
victories impressive his knockout of Billy Matthews feather
weight England added his prestige the United States
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

The news OF this victory added a
great deal Of impetus to the interest
that has been taken in the European
featherweight champion by local pro-
moters, and II looks now as though he
would appear In this country within
the next eight weeks.
Two managers said yesterday that
they were willing 10 send Criqui and
his manager expenses 20 New York II
they would agree TO meet their lighters.
One Of these was Doc Bagley, who de-
clared that he was ready 20 forward
Crioui's passage money Immediately II
he, through the Garden management,
would agree to meet Harry Battling"
Leonard.
Richard viewed yesterday with con-
siderable skeptieism the possibility Of
getting Criqui to this country and eX-
planned this BY pointing ont his re-
cent experiences with Battling Sikh,
conqueror Of Georges Carpenter, and
Joe Beckett. heavyweight champion OF
England, both Of whom were offered
handsome purses 20 come 20 New York
20 meet men in their class and both
of whom backed out Of the respective
propositions offered them.
II ski had come TO New York when
he agreed 20, according 20 his cabled
arrangement with Richard. he would
probably not now be an object Of seorn
throughout the boxing world. So far
as Beckett was concerned, his manager
dabbled with the Garden management
in a few preliminary cables, but
neglected 20 answer the ones in which
the actual business arrangements were
involved These incidents have rather
cooled Promoter Rickard toward foreign
boxers, although he admitted ysster-
day that he was going TO give Criqui
o chance 20 come here TO meet some
good featherweight.
Frank Flournoy. the Gatti-CasazZA
Of Madison Square Garden, denied last
night q report 20 the effect that Floyd
Johnson, Charley Cooks highly promis-
Ing heavyweight, had been signed %
meet either Gene Tunney or Bill Bren-
nan az The Garden on December 20.
Thsrs was Q report printed yesterday
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Football Coach Resigns

WILMINGTON, Ohio, Dec. AZ. '.
Harper. coach Of the Wilmington Col
lege, tonight rendered his resignation
due, he said. "to criticism by some OF
the residents Of the town. President
]. Edwin Jay, Of the college said he
had not yet accepted the resignatlon.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
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beOlJzXo15 1R 4 HHf@SsJllI
AS for Winter Sport
y.,ns t,e Trad, Marx Ee0siersd U. s. rsis'f of'''

Just ioto 10 Is do not kpow
Who igroie about "Thc Beautiful Shop';
BIT 1chen IL comes / icdnt TO 90
Where perspiration starts TO foi0;
Where inashie shots fy to and fro
Amid the paym gGls burning glow
Where cdn hook some 0OlfHg Joe
And battle brdUely for his dough;
Where palms are thick, aud pine trees groic'
ind tou1-foot puts hop ont in ieoe;
Where rcinds arc drifting, soft and sloic;
Where birds arc singing, siccct and loi0;
Where long drives emulate the croT,
Straight as az arroio, Toi0 on ron
(Ercept the ten or tgeIUe bloic).
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

We've always believed
our clothes seaworthy il
the sense that the wooler.
are staunch and the max.
ing adapted for tempestu.
Gus going.
But a recent experience
Of a friend and /customei
shows that even should
they go to the bottom, the
quality more than eVr
comes to the top!
There were two Of then
two Rogers Peet coats
Over they went-keplunk
into the China Sea.
Though submerged iu
at least an hour" writs|
Friend Customer, II
proud to tell yon that aft
drying and cleaning, the
lost neith er shapjnS
color-and the watea Z
the Far East have q tt
dency to corrode even o
strong metals in the nuli
of shipsr'
Some clothesl
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
The Restless Champ

Jack Dempsey being naturally Of restless hga stans type "
M over the proposition months Of boxing ees
ver and half IS long time for out the lonesome
meadows with no chance TO work at his favorie trade
viii many months before Dempsey fights again. even
if some one locates n suitable challenger.
seems artistic chnhtting talent should 80 70
waste for such span time after all there ring workman
quite az well worth watching Dempsey lie only champion
hut he has things no champion had But the weeks have
grown into months have into and yet not
single dasng rival has along 70 stir up more than BRIEF half
hearted debate.
Il seems to be knoy when get be bit too good
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
De La SaIlc Five Wins Aqaip

The Do La Sale Institute basketball
team scored its sixth consecutive
victory Of the season yesterday after
noon. defeating. Chelsea Prep school
70 TO Q on the kems eesrtA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
creed - Take Tone Count in Fourth Title Bout With Carpenter
Winged Foot Links Rounds Out
Activities Of NeiU York Il. C.
New 36-IIOle Course just Completed Means Thu
Local Organization Will BE Second TO None
Club Professional Selection Practically Mad.
By Ray Mccarthy

The addition Winged Foot Gof Club vii just mas b.
New York A. C. the greatest athletic organization in the country n
Olympic Club Of Frnacsco Of the oldest athletic clubs
United States add golf to is The Olympic ~
has one Of the the country and best
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Stung by Jeers of the CrO'Od,
SenegaIese Changed His Mind
Il Could Not Lay Down Before Fifty Thousand
People" Says DepOsed Black Champion in Bar
inc the Details of Double Cross in Paris Ring

PARIS Dec By The Associated PessBattng SIKH the Senega
Of Georges Carpenter declared to-day in the presence Of
v Diaene and two that his fight with Carpenter for the
IN evveieht worlds championship had been framed but that
ring the fight he had determined TO be the winner
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

We see where Dtmarss King Cobra has Just shed his SKIN
Our DELAY in precng acquaintance will continue until ne mas
shed his old ang o2 Of his injecting juice
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

His Hooded Majesty believe much in ground strokes Like
Noe Dame the Army and Navy eeyen he strikes through the AIR
After arising in spiral height approaching eight feet he sud
denly lets fy right left hook There need after this to start
counting The to look for bargain IN winding nce
hearse and flowers.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Diagne Has Is Days in
Which TO Prove Case

PARIS, Dec. 4 (By The Associated
Press The French Boxing Federation
has decided 70 allow Deputy Diagne
ffteen days in which 20 furnish proof
OF his accusations" failing which the
federation will demand that the Chant
Der OF Deputies lift the parliamentary
immunity OF the deputy In order that
the federation may ~institute Whatever
legal proceedings II sees AZ to obtain
redress"
After q thros-hour session this after
noon the federation issued ecmmuni-
cation saying that II considered its
honor had been injured BY "the eslum-
nous impusations Of the Deputy from
Senegal"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
One of the Younger Coaches

Amid the run Of football coaches interesting
younger school making the that Chick Meehan Of SYRIA
has made.
Meehan any his quarterback but he made
Job schedule this fall Of the finest jobs Of the East
No country any three tougher
Pittsburgh Penn State and Nebraska all punched
against his Syracuse ensemble
Yet It required intercepted forward by Pittsburgh deep
Pitt territory prevent him from going unbeaen all Syracuse lost
game hard and she lost that at the when
victory in ghwhere only minutes before she had been
hammering away her opponents one-yard line
What still important Meehan has been learning something
every year. by fall he will have deeper experience work
with.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Golf Query

Sir those who play around 90 "a not buffers But
NY game switches than that What would you call fellow
who jumped back and forth from 80 o 115? L. H. K
acrobat
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

princeton We recall vaguely
family reading year
Professor Ruben Lucus Goldberg apy puts They don't
anything When university lose such nec IOurie Gy
Wilmer Garriy SnsOn only three
both East and West bother about the
least hasn't lost Bill Roper and the old Tiger will
Colonel H. Frazee wrihe agony
he could for Hornsby Se
team At that it's tough break for the Frsz that St. Louis
happens hold both.
Golf" George Ade has become
at that, there 0 many scratch players.
The next time Paddock against record he should spec
aoeer on his left ankle Or insist ypewrOn report each
tvsayzAzd intsrVAL
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

And partner had Of l5 days we'd probably
call you number Of rarely in the public print
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

Diagne had charged that the Cham.
ber of Deputies he'd ruled unfairly
sGainst Sid 90 q rsaelt msstinG
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

The hrs, annuai meeting Of the Long
Island COLI Association will be held on
Thursdav at the Pennsylvania. DR.. A.
T. Haight will preside IN his own
inimitable manner. Long Islanders
will be out IN force for this e0nfab.
On Friday the women Of the Metropol-
tan association will convene at tho
Blltmore.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

The Milburn Country Club Of Long
Island. which was opened last August,
has already qualified three members
for the Hole-in-one Club. First. its
professional, Louis Costello, made an
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04
RABBI BERNSTEIN DEAD
IL Resulted at Baltimore Tuesday as
the OutcOmc of n Long
Illness.

II was n distinct shock 10 the peo-
pie Of St Joseph who knew and loved
Rabbi Louis bernstein, 10 learn
through a message to the Block broth
ers here, whose wife is a niece of the
brothers, that the rabbi had passed
away that morning after an illness Of
long duration. Elsie Block left that
morning for Baltimore 20 attend the
funeral. He is survived by his wife
and daughter four years old. His
mother and sisters and brothers re-
side in Omaha.
For fourteen years Rabbi Bernstein
was in charge OF Congregation Adath
Joseph, whose temple is at Seven
teenth and Felix. lie resigned two
years ago to accept a call TO IIar snia
congregation at Baltimore, whore he
was much appreciated and beloved.
lie was deep and earnest student
O most charming conversatoaalst and
a preacher Of rare power. lie will
be sadly missed.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04
HOPE FOR ABSoLUTION
The Police Board Expect the Election Tuesday Absove
Them From Blame

Republican police Republican
declines he
investigate and will not be hurried into doing that.
Everybody police the included
situation Republican administration.
called the clamorng
their demands is the privilege OF leavngNther
The Republican police board has coward the elec
They the Republicans oder
the and Brendl board initiate
election
vindcaos the beard They
the thousand petitioners do
The expression tho win OF this OF cies the form OF
the petition failed produce
n rs READY vt HAND
DIsAPPROVAI on TUES AY AGAINST TlIE PARTY
oBsTRUCTs PIE NEEDED REToIAis
the party VIII the police beard.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04
CAMPBELL TIE MAN
lie Has Kept the Faith and Made
Good "a the County
WatchdEs.

During the two years that win Il.
Campbell has so acceptably filled the
office Of county auditor-the watch
dog of the treasuryT-not dollar that
was not properly vOuched for has
been paid out by Buchanan county
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

Hell may be paved with good .u.
tcntious'' declares l.. II. A. I'm The
Joplin Globe, hut they are not con-
crete"
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

iting in Kansas City, was found sat
urday night and returned to her
mother. She claims that she has no
recollection Of what occurred after
she left home. until she was found.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

Mrs. Ella Orth. who lives on rural
route 2, was severely cut and bruised
when motor car in which she was
riding collided with a parked car Oh
Lovers Lane, Sunday night.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

Burglars broke into the soft drink
place Of Dan Kilmas. S27 Alabama
avenue. Scanlon's hardware at 223
Illinois avenue. and NJ. e. Dittemore's
filling station at Lake and Cherokee.
Sunday night, and at the three places
secured considerable loot and about
500 in money
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

the Rocl, Island here, was Jones as
sistant. died Saturday night in chi
cago. He was very popular here.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

Raymond Cook alias Frank sud
darth, was held for preliminary hear
ing by Justice Wilson Thursday, on
the charge Of passing a worthless
check.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

Leo V. Anderson was notified Thurs
cay of the death Of his uncle, A. O.,
Brollna, which occurred at Los An
geles Wednesday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

The fines in police court Thursday
aggregated s37j, of which amount
$40 was collected in cash.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04


500 in money.
The total registration for the cleo
tion Tuesday is now 26,34S. Three
hundred names were added Friday
and Saturday.
d. N. SpurEcon's remains reached
here yesterday coming from Van
couver, b. c., whore he died Saturday.
Burial was at Agency.
Rabbi Broude was on Sunday re-
elected for a term of three years as
head Of Shaare Sholem congregation.
n. II. Keith of Omaha was arrested
here Sunday and taken back to Wich-
itl. on a charge OF motor car stealing.
Ray Van Valkenbursh drew two
years in the pen in Judge Utz's divls-
ion Monday foy robbing box cars.
Frank wylie, an cmbalmer at
Flecman- McNeill's. was called to St.
Louis Saturday by the death Of a
brother.
Cliff Murphy OF Albany was dis
charged in Judge Utz's division Mon
day on hold-up charges, when he
proved he was in Albany when the
robbing took place here.
Mrs. n. A. Lybarger. 6S years of
age, fell down a stairway at her home.
SOC Highland Avenue. Monday, and
broke her right arm,
The remains OF Mrs. Anna Clark, a
former resident Of this city, but later
OF Kansas City, were brought here
and buried Monday.
Oscar c. Swift, a Grant City mor-
chant, died at a hospital here Monday,
following an operation.
on next Saturday $50 veterans OF
the S56th Infantry will hold their an
nual reunion here, featured by a
luncheon and business meeting at the
st. Francis.
A thief robbed Louis Byous, 1890
North Third street, of SO Saturday,
but left a purse with $40 lying on the
| table from which he took the $40.
Lieut.. Governor Lloyd was here
Monday on. his way to the north coun-
ties to make gop apologles-called
speeches.
Mrs. Emma Dunbar, 80, died at her
home, 1902 Dewey Avenue. Sunday.
Applications for carrying the mails
between this city and DeKalb by star
have been asked for by the fourth
assistant postmaster general. Infor-
nation can be secured at the main
post office or at Inza station.
An inquest conducted Wednesday
over Floyd Sigler. the Burlington
brakeman who was killed at Langdon
last week, failed to place the blame.
This was tree planting week, but
was not very generally observed here
People are getting tired of so many
| weeks"
Mrs. Feigel LeVinsOhn and sor
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

Anna Louise Men2all has sued the
city and J. G.. Parkinson for $4,000
alleged damages for a fall on a side
walk.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04
LOCAL MATTERS or
GENERAL INTEREST
Paragraphs Which Tell cf the Happenings OF
Local Moment in Greater St. Joseph
Anything Which Has Occurred Deserving Of Local
Notice Can be Found in These c ,lumns

they could either conduct a better
place or close up.
NJ. ). DowDey for best F;ua,5lns
and Gas Fitting. sn9 Mcssanio.
Phone 6-0116 ADVERTISEMENT.
city Comptroller willard sent $29, .
375 to New York Tuesday, interest on
the present year issue Of bonds
Ben l.. Arnholdt of the local de-
partmcnt Of the motor tax collecting
bureau, has so far collected $13S,OOO
in licenses this year, as against $40
900 for all of last year.
st. Joseph motorists are asked to
report all bad places in roads to the
St Joseph Automobile Club who will
take matters up with the county
court.
John slade of Helena. one Of the
best farmers of that section. was a
Tuesday visitor.
Rabbi Garry August was the speak,
or at the Chamber of Commerce
luncheon Wednesday and appealed to
his audience that a broader and more
humanitarian spirit be cultivated.
Everything you -eej LoI any kind
CT Pa!;.hns, wall paI,s-. Char dIee's
Paint & Glass Co.. AZ Fdplond street
A
The grocery at 5OO7 King Hill Ave
nue. was robbed of $50 and a quantity
of goods Tuesday night
At the regular monthly session OF
the police board Tuesday, President
Fulkerson addressed the men in the
assembly room, dwelling on the neces-
Gity of the men treating all people
courteously.
Steve Cox a railroad trackman liv-
ing on East Cliff street. was fined
5000 by Judge Gray Wednesday for
carrying concealed weapons.
Mrs Edna c. Zentz Of 2624 La
fayette street, died Wednesday.
T. J. Mcdowell. who was sent to
the penitentiary from this city in
1916 for assault with intent to kill, is
under arrest at Joplin.
The X. c.. c. c. & st. ]. Interurban
has taken out permit for a new
waiting room at Eighth and Mitchell
/ Avenue.
T. Il. Wall has notified the com.
mittee chairman. f. l.. Ford, that he
will not be able TO work on the sub.
.
site for the new city hall and civic
center.
Louis w. Simpson, 60 years of age
was stricken with apopleXy while a
work on the Burlington tracks neal
the waterworks Saturday, and died {
few moments later.
An inquest held Monday over littl,
George Garrick, killed by Mrs. BESSIE
Morton driving her car over hin
Tuesday, released the woman from
responsibility.
Il. NJ Cox's Mitchell touring ca
was stolen from Eighth and Edmond
Sunday night.
Warning cards against Elwood
Kas., whore motorists are seized 70
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

Mrs. Feigel Levinsohn and son
william, who arrived Tuesday from
Poland and are the guetss Of Mrs.
Jacob Rosenthal. her sister. at 422
North 10th, says that the spirit of
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

decide that Pat Seay, who four years
ago shot and killed John Jordan, did
so in self defense.
Mcierhotfer Undertaking 60 pre-
sents character, service ana consider
atio-. Ninth tId Felix. pho 10 NJ.
see -(Adverticcment)
Burglars raidcd Miss NJ. Redmond's
confectionery at 1113 Frederick Ave-
nue.. Wednesday night, and carried
away considerable goods.
Mrs. Lillian Maupin, a former resi-
dent OF this city. died in Tulsa, Okla,
Tuesday.
fire department began his twenty
sixth year of consecutive service.
DIR. A. II. Timerman, coroner, con-
ductei an inquest Tuesday over Mrs.
Helen Auffert. who died at Noyes
Hospital Oct. IS lie found that she
died of septicema.
The board of public works sent an
ordinance to the council Tuesday pro-
vidng for an appropriation Of $l4,S45
to install an asphalt plant for city
use at Third between Michel and
Franklin.
JAMESON Machine Co, engineers
and nachinists supplies. 3haf.ing.
hangers. pulleys- ait M. and. d..-,Aa-
vGrtihemen..
reduction of l cent per gallon on
b gasoline was effective Tuesday. Uncle
Jawn probably was feeling badly.
The remains Of Mrs. Paul Conyers
were brought here from Hot Springs.
Ark, Tuesday and inferred in Mount
Mora, after services held at the
Hcaton-BeGole chapel.
Mrs. Columbia Brazelton, widow Of
John Brazelton of Wathena, died at
her home in that place Tuesday.
William Roberts. a Grand Island
clerk. was overcome by gas from a
leaking jet in his room, 629 Mount
Mora road, and was with difficulty
revived.
Ethel Wall filed suit Tuesday for
divorce from John Henry Wall. al
leging indignitles.
Don Riley's Motor Inn. Storage and
best repair department in city. la
dies rest room and free check room
in connection. Seventh and Jule.--
Advertisement.
William Bettis has sued tho Ken
nedy Motor Co. for s25,OOO for al
legged damages by a fall.
Carl DIETRICH was divorced from
Effie DIETRICH Tuesday by Judge Utz.
John T. Van Arsdale has sued a. ].
Dickson for $3.50 alleged detective
fees for looking up cattle cases for
Dickson. in Oklahoma.
J. Penland waived preliminary in
Justice Forgraves court Tuesday on
a charge of burglary and larceny and
gave bond i'm the sum of $1,000
Charles Nelson also waived prelimin-
ary on n highway robbery charge and
was certified to the criminal court.
Rock Undertaking Co. Lady at
tendant. s16-" Frederick avon ne. - Ad.
vertiseme,t.
G.. f. Woods and n. Walters fliv
vers bumped together on Fifth ant
Faraon Monday night and were dis
abled.
A large number of Masons, includ
ing Hugh De Payers drill team, at
tended the big ceremonial at Kansa
City Monday
The s25,O0 in property left b!
Mrs. Catherine Drydale has reached
the dignity Of a suit filed in circui
court Tuesday by her quarreling son
and daughters
Prosecutor Brubaker and Sheriff
Kueker on Thursday notified Charlie
Amos and John Kelley, proprietors o
the dance hall at Willow Brook, th1
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

VIII n. Campb,lI. Cuunty Auditor
-----------..-..-- -..-..--
not lie has guarded the finances OF
Buchanan county with answering IL
deity and no bill got by that should
Fidelity and otilclency IN otfice
makes it imperative that man should
be given a second term. VIII Camp
bell has been more than taithiuI-has
exceeded in efficiency the fonacst de-
receive on Tuesday record majority.
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,,,,ssacra in Poland is nor en- ram,
napt now os II was a short time ago.
tIo1Iou,oen was obsarved worry de-
certI, in Ct Tosenb "a the noIicc wor-
,igila,t
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Rosa Stoncbruner filed suit for dl-
vorce from Albert stonebruner Thurs
dav, alleging habitual drunkenness.
!
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

William Bettis has sued tho Ken
nedy Motor Co, for s25,OOO for al.
legged damages by a fall.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

Robert w. Waterson, who for a
number OF years while Charley Jones
was city passenger and ticket agent OF
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

Carl DIETRICH was divorced from
Effie DIETRICH Tuesday, by Judge Utz
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

City building inspector Delcvan re-
ports that building permits for the
month aggregated $69,48O.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

All applicants for positions at the
state labor bureau We're given places
during the monthy.of October by Supt.
Morris. lie had 1852 places cor men
and PA places for women.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

Rosa Stoncbruner filed suit for di-
vorce from Albert Stonebruner Thurs
day. alleging habitual drunkenness.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

John T. Van Arsdale has sued \. J.
Dickson for $3.50 alleged detective
fees for looking up cattle cases for
Dickson. I'm Oklahoma.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

+. Il. Miller OF near Lake Contrary
Knocked down white way standard
at Eighth and Edmond. with his car
Thursday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

1909 people paid admission TO the
Halloween party given by the Fore
mems Club of the Missouri Valley
Sack Club.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

r. E. Hastings donated s25 TO the
firemen's relief fund Thursday for
work done at the fire at his residence.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

Gladys Ballow was given judgment
for $3.50 against Florence Krause
Thursday for being run over by the
krause car.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

Bids for motor cars for the chief
and assistant chief Of the fire depart
ment were received by the board Of
public works Thursday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

Don Riley's Motor Inn. Storage and
best repair department in city. Ia
dies rest room and free check room
in connection. Seventh and Jule.--
Adver: isement.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

Prosecutor Brubaker and Sheriff
Kueker on Thursday notified Charles
Amos and John Kelley, proprietors Of
the dance hall at Willow Brook, that
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-11-04

T. ]. Mcdowell. who was sent to
the penitentiary from this city in
1915 for assault with intent to kill is
under arrest at Joplin.