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toenail. Bushetbill. {Hockey
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has Gathered Good 8le Pie
in Bums Apes, Whiter lolill-
ses blinded—Mm“;
lilacs.
1 l
3
I
Is Tex Rickard the great unknown
angel of the Jack Johnson- Jess Wil-'
Kid Williams. who hasn’t ennui-ed in 7-
‘Mauhattau since he became cham-‘
plea of the bantam class. will eadea
ortowipe outhisergumentwithliti.
tie Johnny Daly1 at the Pioneer A. C.
on Christin” Day. Williams has been;
guaranteed 82. 000 for his end. Duly
taught Williams in Datum-re on a
day' s notice and it was a curbing tight.
Jim Buckley. not tojbe outdone by
3Billy Gibson and Packer Home.
wired Mike Gibbons to come on and
.coach Gunbout Smith in the Garden to
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son, president of the American league.
leit New York 1m; for Chic»
go. without announcing any conclusion
otthedealwhemhge-thetnuferot
the New York club in his lougue was
W to be effected
Hr. Johnson said that he would not
Itop at French Lick am. when
Colonel Jacob Rapport. the prospect
ive purchaser or the club. is staying
lard fight at Bueuos Ayres? Tex has3m°"°w 1118M. Mike will arrive myjtempornrily, '3‘“ 11° “hated 113' ex-
al1ankerlng for the big shows. There’s'
ssiraill of P T. Barnum in him. The
fact that he is ill Buenos Ayres and
11111:! will spend all the time
with the Gunner. Mike might teach
'Smlth some new tricks but it wouldn' t
mutation that the present week was
likely to dud the transaction or the
ladle of the Yankee. to this New 11 it
has circled arrimd a bankroll that 1133“" “m “”3 “3‘ ““3"“ ”3“” mmwmd’wlry d or
hound couldn't leap over makes it all-3T3"a only thing for the Gunner to do 35 , n“ Ill.
pear that Tex is on the Job
Tom to bring the old haymuker from [him °‘ the M W put
lanes who led 11»: night for Louis- "00' only and otten~tliai' 11 the Gun 333”“‘3‘ "m ”'3'“ mm“ W“
ille 1111111 Jess Willard to nu 1 111m W's forte and 11111119 boxing instruc 1 ntimated ‘3 ”3'" “ml“!
rioal date, hinted that Rickard was
- the do-le ml man.
_ “Tex has been running shows there,"
1 xaid Jones. "I ve seen letters trom3
him and he says they are light loony
ih Buenoe- ~1Ayros. There's a million 3
and a quarter of people to draw from
and 160, 000 of them are English speak— 3
111g They’ve been drawing four and
five thousand people to a show and we
men comprise one-third of the assent-3
hinges Johnson will arrive there Do-
cember 19 and it's a safe bet that Rick
aid will take him in tow. 'H. H. Fru-
nee is the man who is putting up the
preliminary funds around New Yorlm
file has $10,000 cash to spend on thel
right and another man has contributedw
the some amount. Frazee has spent
between _83, 600 and $4. 000 already. He;
sent Si 000 to Johnson in Ialndonl
alone.
7 “By the way. I see 11111111111111 John- 5
1.111011 says he's matched. Willard. with
the winner of the Coley-Smith light. 3
"I 1111 out seeri’ Johnston since the
\I eish-Shugrue. bout and I couldn' t3
have made any deal with him—«newg
would I? "Jlmmys stringing some
one."
When Johnston was told of Jones'
tion in the world would be ion unless
Smith mixes art with wallow.
The Gunbo'at Smith- Coffey bout can
1be Just as good or as bad as those two
athletes wish to make it. 0110 fight is
agssured on that bill tomorrow night
3Gene Moriarity and Bobby Moore. who
1put the Welsh Stumps bout to shame
.ut the last show, have been rematch
ed. Seldom ”have two lighters eeeeiv-
‘ed the applause that sent them out or
1.the ring after a fight that was a fight.
“fl-+0“—
TIGER THIWDOrWEAT THE Hon.
1; ‘ h- 8.
The Tiger Thil‘di. a team composed
of 11111 boyis amigo; so to to pounds.
on the champimship of the dty at
that weight. Saturday. on the Summit‘
street; grounds. bgthe score of 18 to 0.
g.C Cousins. H. Laird: and Frank lor-
3inrty featured in the game, each acor-
i g a touchdown. This is the second
me [in two years that the rim
Thirds have won the chamflonship.
The lineup of the victors is as (or
w;g \
J. Freedman. 19.; ll. Landy. lt.; A.
Olsen, lg.; Willie Moriarty,c.;ll.0dp1.
low
l-in. rg.: Ré'ymond Sherwood rt.; ’113
Hutchinson. re; C. Cousins. uh; I.
lnMcum‘ ,
losoxllrosuui
-NIIW HAVEN. Dec. its—Chick
Brown. the local Iisbtwelght. was
matched last night to box Red Allen,
of Bridgeport, in Bridgeport. unil‘ride!r
night. The bout will be 0: ton rounds
duration and will figure asthe semi-
final attraction to the Bhugrue-Robb
dean mill.
186 pounds.
Brown. meets a most 11021111111115
opponent in Allen. as the Bridgeporier
has developed into one at the belt
1W8 at his weight in the auto. A
win over Allen. thereby. should give
Brown considerable prestige. here-
abouts. Brown is substituting for
who will be unable to appearfdue to
an injury eueiulned in his bout with
nearly Hubba'at a recent smoker.
DCCLINE lN RAILROAD SHARES
Three Times That which Had Occur
red Abroad. President Told.
1 in a letter recently sent to President
remarks last- night he was but under Roodnet. “‘3’ Wk “"3“”1 1b.;DJ‘Wilson. J03“: S Bioren. President "I
the collar. “Tom Jones doesn't lmow31
that the “orld is going round. Imade3
my terms 111th Jack Curley. He is:
:- loser to Willard than Jones is. 10119153
is on a shoestring and he knows it.:
He hasn‘t got 'elen openers. When the
tollnhon Willard bout comes oi! you’ll
izlld that Jones is merely a small time
percentage mall. They sent Carley to
iolldOn to get Johnson, didn't they?
«19 got him didn’t he? Jones was the
last man to find it out. Jess Willard is
to tight either Coffey or Smith for
9imnly.Iol1uston—~nt the Garden. New
\ ark—11011 paste that in your. hat! Am:
i to blame if they ignore Tom- Jones?_.
I've got troubles of my owns-lute of
Tdvlln, rllb.
CONSERVATION 0F MINERAL RE-
SOURCES.
PHOENIX, Arm. Dec 9.141111111111111-
tion or miuenl resources by recognis-
ed aud regulated authority which
would press equally on all and make
for systematic development, was urg-
ed by Dr. William B. Phillips. of Aus-
tin. Texas. in an address before the
American Mining Congress here to-
1.day '
“What _we need " he declared “is
not less conservation but more devel-
opment; not less of the spirit of sev-
them. The oldest is 13 and she can “‘3- 3““ more 0‘ the 3W“ 0‘ glVlnit.
1:1akehon1e mdde bread’."-.
1
the gillllg of our time. our means, our-
‘selvesg to the task 61 building a pros-1”
The Empire A‘ C New York will perous, iar- seeing and economical no
1' (it open its doors tonight, Kid Lewis, gtion.
the crack English lightweight. has join-
‘1 111 Al Reich and Young Aheam and is served,
110111 with an attack of bolls.
McMahon said last night that he had ”met 033‘ natural 835 “in“ 033‘” “(mug-3
‘lf our coal resources are to be con-
he continued " so must our letter to the President, being as toi-
Jess resources in iron. copper. silver. lead,‘ lows:
:1 card strong enough to have gone on things. We may not single out a par:
1.1111 theshow,but}1e wanted to put on titular Industry and 11111111 to conserve 111510
the Merchants Union Trust Company}
of Phlladelphiu, called attention
dition of railroad credit here as com-
pared with that abroad.
in consonsuce with the general world-
wide decline in security values, dlr.
Blorsu, before writing President Wil»
tions or five of the leading English
railroad shares tor July 25,1914.and1
July 23, 1910 These shares were
western. Northeastern, Midland and
London. Brighton and South Cda‘sL
These quotations were chipper-ed
with those of forty-four active Amerb
can railroad shares on the. dates in.
Iquestion. the 191111.111 stated 111 hi!
.The. ayerage price of the English
altered in "19197 was 333. 011.5111 ~
Contraction
l
in investment
the bouts he had promised the tape. it without. similar and 1113311511111: The value—~11. 86 per cent. .
The K 0.1310111111111111 c.1111. .3flgl1t PM"?r to conserve one 19 the power to Average price of American shamlll
bould hale been worth seeing alone. 3300’139'3’e 9131-” '
Aicllahon said that he 11on put the -
1310, 87.30 per cent; in "1911‘. 6139! per
ffConsel-yatlon.” he 11111111 111 dloslng. cent. Contraction in immewnei
- same card on later. probably in two “met!!! the governmental controlmr .--22.2 per cent. .Regdpdlng these ill-1
_/..
. .11 calls time
‘ ' agencies 01: production which Wham lures, .m- B'loreu said» in his“ letter.
1116i been sbl5 tti’coutrol- ouraeiiges to-
“It will be noted that the compara-
Some One has called Dan Morgan’s the best advantage. This control. togtive shrinkage in values in the Amer-
..itention to the fact that no one has be thoroughly MW?» must be 3! lead a(allure investiuents has bggn three
yet gone the limit with Harry (tattle,1ercised eitherhy the state or by the “meg that. 0! an,“ British gallwsyfv
and it was said yesterday that Morgan nation, the one or the other. not both,' Th!‘ credit decline is much wme than
1'51 glad the bouts at the Empire are on uperhtelykor 61111111111111 There may appears on the surface. for out or the,
and that he will steer Kay 0. clear oi1 be co-owration in "011‘: but “’9'?”
the hard hitting Gattle in the .future.3 not be cooperation in authorityi?
If that is so Cattle is playing in 1111-11?
enough to have sloped Brown. a thing. valion:
that hasn't been done around New
Y.ork
3.
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Quay—_..,
l OHINK‘ LEE VS. ED. MORIARTY.
immoral ”stems. whose securities.
|are named, a careful review will she" '
Dr Phillips old but indicate, whether that nearly. half of them are 111111111. t '
luck, for he might have been fortunate3 he preferred shite or national chaser-
nuance further for retunding or lllh
31111111111115.1111 either through the issu-
ante oi bonds” or shares 111111111» 111111111:
iconditions. I do not. see how the eit-
Chink Dee rated by many senile 0’ nation can change until’the sources at
When Ilm Coffey signed up to meet the best Chinese players that has ever supply for financial capital are 11.11.1111
1 Guiltiest Smith at the _Ganleo, New; competed in a local tournamedt. plays of 1.119 integrity of their. present depre-
‘i‘ork; Billy/Gibson insisted that 1111111111 Ed; Moriartl'. the battling office boy. elated railway investments: '31 aha
irlshms'li was to teem additionaibout‘lrmfifi film“! Film; “3309' 0M” “3“" ed sentiment on .the part
at the his shop place. Gibson left the
selection of Cotfey‘s opponent to Jinnl
my Johnston, and .Iéem's has vsecured
dvertisements 3ill The; Senti-
“ firstborn
newest. 110' 893“ 0“ “’1 Oddo's ”003 missions controlling the situation or 1.- ‘ 1‘
room on Cedar street. this evenings
'by proper remedial legislation in pro-
dial-apes the 21111191
new roux. Dee. 1li.——Ban 1111111. 3
'The boys will weighin atg
some pertinent facts regarding the 00:3
Mom
Inasmuch as many opponents ortho-
railroad rate increase have liluliituhleil13 “‘1 notice of “C33 examination ”“3
that the decline of American railroad 3’9 33"“ 3° applicants '9’ ”mt-«(bum m have been refined
securities has been merely nourish; merit 1° "36 supemumerary °’ “35th 3° “‘33 “mm"m’
1 mm mm rinse
alarm or is: on crass.
“a...
Be it acted by the Council 0.! the
City‘ or 01.11111.
Section 1.. That certain ordinance
entitled "An Obituaries Relative to
the nubillhnmit at e M! Force
tor-theilfdurth Taxing District at the
City of Nos-walk". isherehy amended
therefor the following:
3911,10. Thediayor or said city.us
and control of said lords, subject
nude by‘ installation. .The council
may maid all rules and Mullen
necessary for the government or said
state ‘uudithe ordinances oi the city.
and W'irovide' penalties such "as an-
psnaiohi'=lb-om pay. reprimand. and
lines for any violation or any at said
rules or regulation. or of any provis-
ion of any city ordinances. relative to
police; "
Sec. 1; nvuypmonetthutimeof
his appointment as a member or the-
polieelpecs. shell unregistered vot-
er uwmmiumwm
moral character and _liod habits. in
load health. and not less than live
fuelspdeightinehesiahuighit All!
mung; lions. or 3mm .1 31mg“ m bursaries appointed aa a mem-
ber oi the sopernumerary or 1.1.11.1»
”matures; shall. prior to such It!-
pointh have [used a written ex-
amination in the following mhiecu':
spelling. arithmetic. mm and
composition. maturity Minster].
and ci‘l‘ll gavel-amen i, with especial
11-MeMIeeteleculgeoigl-aphy.bistory
mammal-It. amide will cumin-1-
tlon branding; MW on
1 police shall conduct such ”Gallon
3am} all .examinatlon shall be held in
the Celine“ Chamber of'tlie' City Hall
in January and in July of cult your
3nd sudh date. and at 11111111111 as the
nominee shall determine.
police gorse at least ten days prior to3
3holdlng the same. Said applicants
I shall also pass a physical examination
sop. took pains to secure the qum.3 ‘0 b0 made by 8- physician ‘0 be ”monetary Daniels and Rear Admiral
glected by the council. and who shall,
«be notified in writing by the City
1 Clerk of his selection Said physician
Great \Iorthern. London and North 3 ”namely “3" ”3‘3“! ““33 “um” delimit soon, 0111111 or: gm of 1111111
instion, shall notify the committee on
rmmuim
by striking out Sections two 1(a) and“
three (3) thereof. and by substitutiug’l
superintendent an uncle of suid police
force. shall hallo general plenum-it
to
suchrules and regulations as shall be
force. consistent with the ”law of the
hereby repealed.
Adopted by the. Council of the City
.of smut, this'sih day.“ Decem-
ber. 111.1). 1911. 7
Approved. December 9th. 1914.
' sunsets 1. sn’ansnt.
Mayor.
Attesi: Joseph .I. Linxweiler.
City Clerk.
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wufi'Wiu
Via-Midday.
W , .
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 ~—-—Despite
the refusal or the majority members
of the House Rules committee to
grant his request tor a hearing on
”his resolution to direct a special in-
quiry into the military preparedness
of the United States. Representative
Gardner. of Muse. was determined’
today to continue his right for such
an investigation.
In a letter which he sent to Rep.
Henry, chairman of the committee.
Mr. Gardner declared that he would
accept. a refusal to grant a hearing
only~troni a m ” or the inn com-
mittee. ms letter was in answer to
one from Chairman Henry advising
bin that his proper forum for a hear-
ing was belore the regularly constitu-
ted committee of the Room. which
was in daily session considering
matters pertaining to the military and
naval eireugth of the country. . 11
Measures dealing with the army
now pending ill Congress include the~
bill passed by the Senate at the lust
session authorising the Prudent to
recruit them: to full wax etmngth
whenever in- his Judgement wmplicu-
tions with toreign countries warrant.
Another Senate bill dialling option
in the House is that revising the ex.-
ticles of war. In the Senate. the mil-
itia paublll. providingwcompenealion
for National Guardsmen who partied
pate. in maneuvers. still impending.
and Senator Chamberlain. chairman
of the Military Adair-s committee.
said today he contemplated pleasing
that measure as o! utmost impor-
tance .in the building ,up of an army
reserve. He also has in mind a 970-.
posnl requiring military trullling in
all colleges and schools receiving
govclinment or state aid and possibly
1extendlrlg to high school cadet corps
3” a method of training civilians for
commissions as junior odioeru in case
0! war. 1 g
The Senate Military committee will
lng betore it Several bills including
..thu Chamberlain NW Made
1 Real-inns before the House Military"
land Nasal committee: which are
(framing the Army and Navy appro-
gestation bills, were continued today.
Fletcher, who succeeded Admiral”
gBadger in command of- the Atlantic.
llieet. ..were on: the list or witnesses be»,I
'i'one the Naval committee. Brigham-31
” Gill fill Stilt”
meet Friday to take upmntters pend- .
. police in writing of the result there-g
- er the applicantie in- every way ,physl-1 .
133”hind pm
-’ lar htP‘eiipernumerary force, shall lie-
section 111.111... intesiments 1111117 1111.. '
of. giving a detailed account of all vl-l
‘tal organs. find an opinion as to 1111801 31
dill:
of a 1.1.1.1111“. return or said
“MM-£0 11 shall be made on the
first whg h 1mm committee 1111‘ police
1mm for!
iheq. to perturb: the dutieeg
kept on die by said committee on 1
police “department .The charges of the
by the applicant. The mayor
lit” sinking appointments to the regu-
lsct bis appointees from the list or
candidates who have taken and paw
the examinations d. The.
cry or capitalisation ”% each p01
ed to the
3
jliegman herealter appointe
regular tome? shells
llhdréd (11d!!! D01-
and titty D0313"! 3
‘ ,
IW. .. .' E3 '1
1‘13 3 year. Nine _Hum
3 Nine Hundred ability Dollars (8950* .
the sixth year Che Thousand Dollars
(ti. (lilo!l the seventh ear Que Thous-
(81, 050):
1 a .i
policemen for each dud
AW was‘tobehoure by the Milk:
1119 committee-1 ' . ‘
W...-
sis-rm sinus. OtAkilNGS
police as s psi-1'01. the records of the _ ._
11011 e aminetion 11111111 ” ”3 3 I ‘3 3
1 ”14 3°” 11 x 3wouid announce the salary toms
l service 11111111 11}; w 6&0-
322
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It is expectedthat the figures for
the estimate of state ‘expenses will
be in the hands at the printer next
week. These 11:11,» are received
from the diluent. institutions and
dspartments oi the state governs
light- The! are compiled and print-
ed in pamphlet film by the oillciale 3
in the of the state treasurer
for the information and guidance
of the General Assembly.
.The figures are an indication of
the extent of "t! demands on the
Legislature for appropriations at the
coming scallion. They call for more
this statement will be better under»
stood when it is said that it the de-
mands were acceded to the expenses
of the state for the next two years
would be “5.000.000 a year. Exchp
alve of bonds séld this. is about don:
his the amount of the expenses at
the state for the last decal year.
The demands made this your ex-
ceed those'1ot1uny other session of
the General Assembly. Nor do they
represent all the demands tor appro-
priations with which the legislator!
of the session of 1915 will be c0111
m In udditieu. there will be
a darge nutber ofbllls for projects ‘
which will create expenses. no
mention will be made at the. alumni
required to carry out the purposes at
the bills in the draft which will be
”introduced into the General Aeeelllv
bly.. It is- quite possible that when
these are taken into 'aeoount the to:
tube! the demands will not be less
than. 335. 000,000 for the two ensu—
ing decal years.
Otuurn it isnot expected that.
the‘ col-limes on appropriatious
will'vtaue tavoluble action on these 1
diamonds. nor that it will be im-
111111111111 of the tact that while the
“fit to make «lands on the state
treasury is unrestricted. the power
to refuse is unlimited.
The stationery of the committee
~should contain a large supply or
blank terms for unfavorable re-
ports.
wee
projects involving hundreds of then-
suuds of dollars. .There is the
plan for a retormatory for females
which will cost a large sun. but
it u not likely to. meted insurable '
consideration; The scheme to es-
tablish a term. for inebrhtes will be[
resurrected, but it is not probable
tint it will be on into ellect with
the state expenses running over 82;
000.000 above the receipts every
Mr.
£4111st r061. codename“.
you been titans lion‘s
modes. poo it—Leoom 11.819111
infill from the Boston Nationalism
' " am: or 11.1.1111.l
fiat drum according to
11.1mm report shall be il'lll'd W hdl'éydltordly. Heine.
four years;
7 iwhen ll
Vaast Bros Garage
Agents for ”
Chalmer and Cole Cars.
Touring Cali, Limousmes and T 11111 Cabs
The ratings and points scored in the
Eagles pool tournament, at their
rooms. Wall street: uptown. since last
Friday evening-are 6e folldws: .
Rated. Scored.
11. 11.12.1111. .......,...7.1oo 1911
mAhearu. ......._50.'1 13
1111111111011 .1161 90.
W. Smith. Jr. ........... 751.
are a number of expensive 7 7 .
r—rr
‘ hora eons. 11111.1 Tl es _
Very Low Prices.
Give me a call
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