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Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01
M'KEE,'S BOOKS
BEING CHECKED

LOS ANGELES, Mar. /. ~ All
books and financial transactions of
Edgar Mckee since he became pres
ident of the harbor commission are
being investigated today by Dis
trict Attorney Asa Keyes, it was
announced.
Three investigators from Keyes
office have started search for all
bank accounts which Mckee NAV
have opened in local banks
Df. Randolph w. Hill, former pres
ident OF the state board of health,
who is now connected with q con-
struction firm which is doing work
for the harbor board, told Keyes
he believed the "whole thing was q
city hall deal" Z
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01
/ Killed, 5 Hurt
In LA. Accident


LOS ANGELES, Mar. l..-Velsiuo
Parras was killed and five other
Mexicans in tle hospital today as
the result of 4 peculiar railroad acei
dent yesterday at Saliva, in the
Iudio country.
Rarras aud . number of other ia
borers were riding on q flat car,
ahead OF which was q carlaod of
rails. One of the stakes holding the
rails broke, and 4 large number of
the steel pieces tumbled to the
ground. One rail struck in the earth
upright, brushing several Of the
McXicans off the ear ON which they
were riding.
The injured men We're rushed to
& local hospital for treatment.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01
WhitelaW Takes
His New Position

Dorsey Whitelaw, recently ap.I
pointed chief deputy district attor-
ney, to succeed Harry w. Horton,
resigned, assumed his new duties
this morning and moved into his
office at the court house. where he
was greeted by many friends. #
a, change has been made in the
arrangement of the district attor-
ney's department with the coming
of Mr.. Whitelaw. Deputy Simpson
has moved across the hall to the
room formerly occupied by Mr.. Hor-
ton, and which adjoins Mr.. White
laws office. te
A. b. Robbins, criminal invests
gator and Richard Cohen, court in
terpreter, will take the office va
Gated by Deputy Simpson. Robbins
former office, will be used rs q
library by the district attorney.
London prisoners must shave
daily, so what is the advantage of
being in iail there?
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01
ORD E r ED TO
AID HONDURAS

WASHINGTON, Mar /. - An
American destroyer has been ord
cred from Kingston, Jamaica, to
Puerto Cortez, Honduras, where the
revolution is menacing American
lievs and interests, the state de-
partment announced today. .te
Thirty five additional marines
have been landed at Ceiba to pro-
tect the American consulate there.
y negro, AN American citizen, has
been injured at t'Ceiba, according = to
thtsstate department advices, which
however, threw no further light IN
his identity.
The situation, both at Cciba and
Puerto Cortez, Yves described as
serios.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01
MIDWICK POLO TEAM
MEETS DEL MONTE

LOS ANGELES, Mar. mid.
wick Country \Club polo team meets
the Del Monte. Cardinals agaia to.
morrow afternoon in the second Of
a tvo game series, having won the
first Yesterday by It II to 10 score.
Long, accurate drives, coupled
with splendid passing, gave Mid
wick much the advantage over tho
Cards. Still, if Midwick had been
more fortunate in shots when neal
the goal, the score would probably
have been larger.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01
Death of Japan
Prince Finally
Is Announced

TOXIC. March 1.--lSorma, an
rouncemcnt Of the death of Prince
Matsukata, one of the two surviv-
ing members OF the "genro' or
"clder statesmen of Japan, was
made today. S
Three days ago he was f,rst de-
clarcd dead. Then the announce.
lucnt was termed premature. y
Since that time it has remained in
definite rs to whether he were
dead or alive.
1t was reported that announce
mont of .he death was being with
held until the prince regent could
confer upon him certain last honors.
Matsukata was twice premier of
Japan and was the organizer cf the
japanese monetary system.
Press Wan: Eds are Wonder
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01
May Use Troops
To Keep People
From US. Forest

SACRAMENTO, Mar. 1.-Gov.
Richardson today pledged himself to
call out the California national
guard, 10 ask Secretary Of War
Weeks to make available United
States troops and to request the
United States forestry service TO
keep all visitors out of the national
forests in Southern California if
such steps are found to be necessary
to cope with the forest fire control
situation in that section of the
state.
The pledge was made TO DIR. G. p.
Clements, director of the agrieuJtur-
al department of the Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce, ent here 10
urge action by the governor and the
state forestry service.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01

y conference OF. city supervisors
+ home economies in the United
STATE Aas been called by the Unit
cd States Commissioner OF Educa-
ton 10 be held i'll shingtou,
April -. 23, and - Headquarters
VIII be the auditorium Of Tie De
partMenl Of the Interior.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01

Harry: "Quite a Ku Klux demon
stration last night, WASH I itln
Jerry: Yeah, even the raia came
down in sheets. Ohio Sun Dial.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01
Meet Me at Steve 5.

Simmons to woIK Tonight.-
Bradford Simmons, negro liqbt
heavyweight, who is to meet Kid
Williams Of FL Centre in a Is rou~l
bout tomorrow night at Mexicali.
will work out tonight at the Cen
tral Pool Hall on Main street. Ar.
rangements have been made to ne
comedate n large crowd as there is
a great deal of interest in the fight.
The public is invited to ~icw to-
night 5 work out.
Eat at the Oregon and be com
Portable. Ladies' rest room end
men smoking room. adv
Community Service Meeing-Mrs.
+. b. Fuller, chairman of the com
inunitv service committee of the
Woman s Ten Thousand Club. has
/ called a meeting of that committee
! for tonight at 7:30 nj her hona.
/ 5d2 Olive street. Members of vari-
Gus civic organizations who have
/ Deen selected to cooperate with the
! club women on this committee are
requested to be present at this time.
! Enjoy Your Meals at the table.
| Special Dinners. Bee Cafe. adv
Recent Weddings FL Centre
seems TO be popular with on of
| town young people wishing matri-
mony, as Rev. =. il, Worthy cf the
/ State Street AChrist;an church re-
| ports two recent weddings. Miss
Marietta Page and Ralph Ridde!l,
both of Brawley, were married by
| Rev. Worthy at the Hotel Stewart.
party of their friends from the
porthend OF the valley being present.
They will make their homc in Rraw-
ley. Two Young people from Tuma,
Miss Helen Miller and Hugh Sui
ivan, were also recently marr;od by
Rev. Worthy. They viii make their
home on the groom 5 ranch near
YUM.
She is Chewing, he is chewing
both are chewing, Pure Cream Chew
ing Candies at Paul's. adv
Chamber in New Quarte-s-Sec-
retary Coyle of she Fl Centre Cham
ber of Commerce, made good or
his prediction while moving head
quarters yesterday, and is toda,
installed in his new location d.
Seventh and Main streets, in til
Barbara Worth hotel. The wor
of arranging the office equipmcu
viii require Il day or two, afte
which everything win be in fir.
rate shape for the conduct of busi
ness, Coyle stated this morning
Food Samples for the ladies
balloons for the kiddies at Zurehe
Bros. Jfe6d show. ad
B Register for City Elections befor.
March 10. adv !
New Arrival in Town.-Mr. ant |
Mrs. Robert Maxwell are the par
ents of baby boy born at the f
Centre hospital, February %. Moth
er and baby are reported as getting
along nicely.
Home Made pastries at steve
o6,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01

Free Lecture OF Christian Science
Announcement Is made by FRS
Church OF Christ, Scientist, in Braw
ley that a lecture on Christia
Science win be delivered in tina
city on Sunday afternoon, Marcl
end, 1924, at three o clock, by judo
Frederick 6. Hnl Of Clinton, Hi
nois, member of the Board Of lie
tureship of the Mother Church, III
First Church OF Christ, Scientist, i
Boston, Mass. The public is cor
daily invited to attend the lecture
which viii be given at the Belve
dere Theatre, North Plaza and Main
street. I'd,
Suits Pressed zoe. Cleaned an
pressed $50. Cowan, the Tailor,
Varney Bros. ad
Horton in New Cfficc--IIar,
W. Horton, who has resigncd
chief deputy district a.torney, h.
opened new offices in the Rehkol
building, whore be viii resume Il
practice of Law. Mrs. Il. ?. Boye
who has been his stenographer whi
at he courthouse, VII be empioye
in a similar capacity in his priyai
practice:
Our Stock of bulk and box choeo
late candy must be sold before th'
hot weather sets in. % per cen
reduction, from 80 cents per poun
up. ROose News Agency. 512 Main
ad'
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01

Press Wan. EdS are Wonder
Workers.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01

Home Made pastries at Steve
adN
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01

solaro Held for Investigatioi-
Pabla soAro, arrested yesterday al
Rrawley, Is believed TO be respon-
sihle for an epidemic OF bad checks
II held at the county Jail for IN
vsstigation. A cheek writing ma
chine. believed To have been used
by Solaro, was confiseated by or
fiocfs earlier in the week.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01

Las. Chance this season to have
your old carpet and clothes convert
ed into fluffy rugs. IF interested
nhope olsJ at once. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01

Visit Union Meeting at Braw-oy
"A party from this city motoreh
to Brawley Thursday night TO at
tend the union evangelistie services
which are being held in the big tent
in the plaza. Rev. Frank Woedon
of Austin, Texas, IS preaching ex-
cel!ent sermons at these services.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01

Suits Pressed zoe. Cleaned an
pressed $50. COwan, the Tailor, :;
Varney Bros. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01
NEWS BRIEFS
From, City and County

Csnideposts to Librsry-Miss Az
hes Ferris. city lihrarian, has ap.
Piled to the Antomobile CluD OF
southern California for guidcposis
giving directions to the city libra-
1y. THESE signs win probably be
located on The corner of Fifth and
Msin ana sixth ana Main streets,
and win be put mp in the near fu-
ture.
Register for City Elections before
March Is. adv
wooda Blesy, Dance Studio. 7ca
Orange Phone 41Iw. Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01

Hotel Barbara Worth de
hota dinner $1.0o. Special Chicken
sinner sl.oo. Special T-BonH Steak
dinner eoc. Special Rib Steak din
aor soc. Seventh Stree. Entrance
airaet to cafe adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01

New Arrival in Town.-Mr. ant
Mrs. Robert Maxwell are the par
ents of a baby boy born at the T
Centre hospital, February 26. Moth
er and baby are reported as getting
along nicely.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01

) For Mems Work Shoes see Gun
ingham, opposite post office. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01

Estelle Katharine Needham, teach
er Of piano, accompanist. Assoeiat
ed with Prof. Elmer 4. Todd. 62
Olive. Phone 466W. adj
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01

She is Chewing, he is chewing
both are chewing, Pure Cream Chew
ing Candies at Paul 8. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-01

sechs Divcrce-Florenee johnson
Humphrey OF Calexico, has hrough
suit FOR divorce from Ira William
Humphrey, alleging wilful neglect
The complaint states the coupi
were married al Havre, Montana
December Is, 1921 and separated a
Calexico February 4, 1894. Bla'F
dell and Powers are attorneys 70
the plaintiff.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-08
NEW VINEYARD

Our community was saddencd 10
hear Monday morning of the passing
away of Mrs +. j. Grey She was
81 years, 4 months and up to few
days her mind was as bright as one
at so. Then she had to be kept
under an opiate to dull the intense
pain. She leaves four daughters and
one son besides several grandchildren
to mourn her loss.
Mrs Edd Abbott was called to
North New Portland by the serious
illness of her step mother, the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. Jessie Waugh is very sick
with the measles.
William Furbush from Madison was
in town Thursday and sold his black
smith shop to Harry Weber, who
was to begin work, May ;.
A. r. Jack sold the McLain farm to
Boston parties the past week.
Dean Steward will finish work
for Starbird May 7, and come home
to assist his father with spring $
work.
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EAST MADISON

Warren Bosworth and Clyde Thomp-
son have each purchased Nash -Four
car this week.
Little Vonetta Vincent who has
been having the chicken pox is bet
ter.
Mrs. Shepherd Hunnewell passed
away Saturday after lingering Ill
ness of several weeks. Mrs. Hume
well will be greatly missed by all.
Arthur Stoodley was at home over
the week end from Corinna.
The stork has again called here,
leaving a big baby boy, Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Harvell also
baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Corkum. Tuesday.
Sunday callers in town were I'll. A.
Dennison and family calling on Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. X. Haryell; Henry Cote
and family calling on Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Thompson and Mrs. Ralph
Smith calling on he different friends,
Miss Evelyn Reed has returned to
Simpsons Drug Store where she has
been employed for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dumont and
family of Skowhegan and an automo-
bile party from Lewiston, including
Mrs. Hazel Leonard were calling OF
Mrs Forrest Harvell, Sunday.
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LACK

Irvin Adams returned Saturday
from Indiana where he has been on
business connected with the Atkins
saws which he is agent for. He
spent some time in Detroit.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Ganthnier of New Canaan, Conn. are
extending congratulations on the
birth of a baby daughter Mrs.
Ganthnier nee Lillian Dubay was a
popular teacher in the commercial de-
partment of the high school for two
years.
Miss Ella Mckinney went to Sher-
brooke, Monday to accompany her
mother home from the hospital where
she has been receiving treatment for
the past two weeks.
Canavan's orchestra of three pieces
furnished the music for the high
school dance Wednesday night. The
Seniors served harlequin ice cream
and cake.
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NEM PORTLAND

Mrs. Annie Fuller is working for
Mrs Earle Emery of East New Port
land.
Mrs. Aurie Dunlap suffered an i'll
turn the first of the week. DR.. Cart
land of Kingfield and nurse are at
tending her.
DR.. A. II. Clark is in Bingham this
week for the practice of dentistry
Maud Morton and Helen Melcalf
went to Waterville Monday for a co1-
pie of days.
Walter Nckerson came the last of
the week ana ls working ON The
bridges here.
Carol Dyer is reported to be i'll
with the measles.
j. r. Butts has purchased a new
Jewett sedan of w. b. Clark.
Ralph and George Jordan of Farm
ington were in town the first of the
week
Nathan Burbank of Wilton was in
town Friday buying fur.
Fred King returned home Saturday
from the hospital and is reported To
be much better.
The remains of Doris Stafford were
taken from the tomb at East New
Portland to Lexington for burial Sun
day.
Mrs. Leslie Moody and daughter
Elsie returned to Portland Friday.
Luther Quint has purchased IA new
Buick touring car.
Mrs. Doris Burns suffered an attack
of gall stones the first of the weeks
Mrs f. e. Atwood was called to No.
Arson recently by the illness of her
daughter Mrs. Helen Young, who is
suffering from blood poisoning in hen
! hand
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List of Officers and torpora'",, j
at Annual Meeting nI ee""'s|
Savings Bank. SkO"hesh"'
NAY 5th tu2t


OFFICERS
Trustees: Bin " PAGE , ns'|
cook. George " GeWcr hehP
ell. Carleton p. Mrrfill
president: Bin " Page u ,
Treasurer. carleton !, ! l
Assistant Treasurer l,u5 10
eORPoRATul'S -.
!. Il. Mcclellan. T. II so'p ~
Small. Wallace Emeff Bun vi
W. n. Clark, W. T 0'rN'I me-
Walker. &. L. Coas. t. = M
NJ. =. Nnes, L. f.. Eo"rl'. n d
George ". Cover l'oF "
=. \. Coolidge. W. j l"s 81. : > nseo]
j. " Blunt, Georee T. S'i'pWgV'1
Wood l.. II Goldsmith Fl 70
nam. G. =. Merrill. sr"1 ,,l,,, @
ROY l.. Marston, j ". " ~ A
Ordway, II. r. Patton. u nj
w. ! Holway. r. II trru .., ID, a iugs|
NJ. q. Laucey. " Il. 'ul' a,,s
Jenkins. ROY T. S, ,l,p,is n \
Soule. Henry croweil. W , .I,or nj
sherman y Shumwat a'''07
Attest; ,u,rpIIJal
CARisET"\ " cisd
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Mrs. Arlie Pooler was elected dele
gate at the annual meeting to attend
the State Conference being held at
Skowhegan the 9Th, 18th. and Sth of
this week.
At the annual church and parish
meeting held at the church Saturday,
Mrs Myrtle Cummings. was re-elect-
ed clerk for both church and parish.
Mrs Lois Dutton was reelected
treasurer for the same. The bust
ness committee for the ensuing year
consists of five members: Harry
Cummings, viii Andrews, Charles
Foss. Mrs. Carrie Milton. Mrs. Emma
Gipson Ii vas voted to re-decorate
the interior walls of the church dur
ing the coming year.
The Philathea Class will meet with
Miss Beulah Adams and Miss Flora
H. Phelps on Tuesday evening of
next week for it's regular monthly
meeting.
GOODRICH HILL
THIS isn't a very newsy section of
the county. Folks seem to be very
busy with their spring work
Alfred Curtis made his first trip TO
the village Will his ear ldSl fTlddy,
Although some rough the roads of
this section are in fairly good eond-
ton, though owing 10 recent rains at
this writing they are somewhat mud
dy.
Audrey and Lillian Goodrich at
tended the NJ. f. Ladies' Aid at Mrs
Listers last Tuesday; also the pray
er meeting in the evening.
Miss Eloise Curtis spent the week
end with her parents
Miss Lillian Goodrich spent Sunday
with Mrs. S. Il. Clark.
Claude Goodrich and sons Percy
and Albert made somewhere around
100 gallons of syrup this season. Mr.
Goodrich has planted some potatoes
and more soon to follow.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-08

Probably this picture of the circus
parade on Madison avenue was taken
In about 1890 When the corner store.
now Simpsons Drug Store, was kept
by fhe Kendalls or possibly by f. W.
Allen. DO you see CARPETS,
CROCKERY, CURTAINS, WALL
PAPER on the side of the store? The
three story building with the wooden
awning is the Fargrieve block. AT
the time of the picture restaurant
was conducted on the street floor, an
ice cream parlor on the second, and
many a happy dance gathering has
assembled on the top floor. This
building and the next two have not
undergone many changes during the
thirty years or so elapsng. The oe-
cupants have changed, as it might be
expected, A. X. Jewett now being in
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HIGHLAND

Mrs. Blanch Packard went to North
Arson Saturday where she has en-
ployment.
The children of J. p Stafford who
be out
DR.. Pratt was a professional caller
in town to see Chas. S. Nutting who
is very sick at this writing
Henry Moody of Lexington is at
work painting c. w Goulds car.
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New York Artist In Falrs.

Linwood Ames OF Now York
Fairfield for a few days grqetjI
friends. He is the brother 4
Owen Ames OF Boston who pasl
summers in the home of his I'd
on Western avenue in Fair6eld|
Ames is an artist. He began N
portraits of his schoolmates vi
school. He first studied N
painting in Bangor, later in
York and has had IA studio thd
many years. where he has don|
trait and animal painting. He \
combining himself wholly 10 laul
painting.
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SOION

Tho Royal Neighbors of America
will hold their next meeting, May g.,
at the hall All invited.
Obed McClintick is confined to the
house with bad throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moses and son
Adolph of Newport were the week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Donough.
C. f. Eames Esq. was in Skowhe-
gan Wednesday on business
Remember next Friday. May 3. is
cleanup day.. Have your rubbish in
boxes, bags ready for the teams.
The Hilton Past Noble Grands AS
ISOLATION met with Mrs. Ruby Cross,
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MADISON
EPISCOPAL CHURCI

NH IIUUIoT 1T IoNVI M Vt y
The Church of the Glad Hand
Glen II. Aapin, minister, Sunday, May
IL, 1924, Mothers Day. 1890 morn
ing worship; sermon theme Our
Debt to Mother" Sermopette for the
boys and girls Mothers Apron
String" 1900 Church School; de-
partments aud classes for all; Miss
Annie Hartwer, superintendent; 600
Epworth League, Miss Helen kenni-
son leader 700 evening Worship;
song and devotional service; sermon
topic "The Highest Tribute Special
music by the choir at all morning and
evening services.
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the former restaurant. The NJ
Bakery and lndependent-peno.s.]]
cupylng the next building w r
formerly the Colby store an,|
three story corner building =
being used as Il grocery SIM
store, candy kitchen ana ao.z)
The Somerset Traction Comnanv1
ing room used to be where III,
erset Fruit Company, owned nv !
Debe, now is and the groeo..
was formerly run by George
later by Arnold and Currier a
Currier and now by Jerry NJ
Can you remember when Tho 4
want photography was also road
in mis- block?
One readily noticeable chan,.
the nineties is the street VIM,
been cut down two or three h
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-08

J. b. Mckinney of Bingham is in
town.
The town hall was opened for pie
lures Saturday night The Neer DO
Well was played to II full house.
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North CORNYILLE

Contrary to announcement already
made there will be no dance Friday
night May 9. by the Grange owing to
the death of member of the order.
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Old Peabody Pew nj North Arson

Two weeks from tonight the "Old
Peabody Pew" is to be given at North
Arson in the Congregational Church
MAY 22l by the members of the Wo-
mans Association. Admission 35c
Everyone will want to see this well
known production
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BINGII AN

SINGING EVANGELIST At METH
ODIST CHURCH
Walter NJ. Colby of Gardiner, sing
ing evangelist, who will begin his
work In the NJ f.. Church at Bingham
next Sunday evening. by denOmina-
ton, he is n Christian Baptist. In
addition to his eyangelistic work he
Is also director of the choir in the
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Programs, dance orders and other
printing for school work. Beautiful
line of up-to-date cards and folders.
independent Reporter Company.
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independent Reporter $500 a year
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-11
Como peIea Harry Wills

Ell ilustre critico deportivo Robert
Engren, ha escrito el siguiente ar
ticulo, aeerca de un probable en-
cuentro Dcmpsey-Wills:
Harry Wills sc esta preparando
para un match con Jack Dempsey
en el mes de septiembre. For 10 g.
neral los pugilistas que han aspira-
dc a medirse con un campc0n del
mundo, han tenido que abrirse paso
a traves de recios adversarios autcs
dc encontrarse con el detcntor del
titulo. pero no cs este el caso de
Wills. Hace varios amos que Wills
no sc mide contra Tn contrario dig
no dc sus antecedcntes. Bieu IS yer
dad que Wills ha rccibido 81 desa-
fio de hombrcs como lack Renault
Godfrey, pero en- vcz dc aeeptar
el reto. ha preferido haberseias con
rupilistas menos peliErosos. Fl ann
rasado Harry Wills Sc content6 con
tirar contra Homer Smith, Jack
Townsend V Jack Thompson. es dc.
cir, con hombrcs que nj siguiera Sc
rian admitidos como sparring part.
ncrs en- el campamento de Dempsey.