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Wild Bert henny certainly proved a
ssurprise in his nght against hid Wag-
ner at the new club, New York. The
wild one makes the late lamented
.Wild Bill Hanrahan look like a para-
?lytic. How that loan can light! lie
"at” “cm That Time "as‘ouhsututod for Bob McAllister, and
now Wagner wants to meet the nu-
Cone I0 "59 $100,000 war thor ot the joke socially. it was the
M iscrappiest light seen aralnd here to
Jages. its never the luck or the Gar.
lden crowd to see one of that kind. 3
(‘ HlCAGO, March 4,—Neus that Willie Ritchie surprised the doubt-‘
Pitcher W. D. Perritt had slgnedatoli ging ’lhomnses with a. vengeance yes-
tract with the New York Nationals. terday afternoon- at Grupp’s gymna-
tollowing the example of Walter Johu- slum. New York. Willie boxed ten'
«son, Jimmy Austin, ivy Wingo and 0th rounds. working for an .hour and ten
are. who decided their contracts With minutes without a letup and finally his
Federal Dengue clubs were not bind medical adviser, Dr. Jenreys. had to
lag, brought expressions of wrath from order the ell-champion out of the gym-
nfioflls of the independent circuit ycs- nnsium. Willie felt so good after go-
terday and pressaged, it was sold. a ing tour rounds with Freddie Reuse
.general renewal of the baseball war. ‘that he wanted to take on somebody
“The Federal walrus has a war else, so he boxed three rounds with
fund-oi $100,000," said Charles Weegn marty Farrell and a like number with‘
'lnanppresident of the Chicago Federal Willie Jackson. In all the bouts
untrue club. “It was to be used only Ritchie worked that and hit with snap
for emergencies, but the emergency and accuracy.
seems to be upon us." ‘ Freddie Welsh has deterred his pil-
ltmas said here yesterday that “Boa grimage to Oceanport, N. J., until next
ton mili' James declared he signed a Saturday Freddie has promised tosp
three—year contract with the Boston pear at two benefits and he decided to
Nationals only after he had received stay over and work at Cooper's untili
shat he said turned out to be decept the end of the week. When Fred does
he information regarding the financial go he will take Harry Thomas and
strength of the Federals. James’ con- Griff Jones with him. One Round Ho~
tract with Boston was said to call for gm is already there and Fred won't
84.500} year for three ream. He slsn- want ior action when it comes to the
e’d‘it‘iatter he had declined an otter of big eight ouncers.
$6,000 a year trom the Federals. it was; Mike Gibbons seems to be improv-
stateli. Eing all the time. He defeated McGoor-
Information was given out that the ty so easily, Tuesday night, at Hild-
big pitcher has made repeated efforts son. win. that now there doesn't seem
lately to get a contract from the local‘ to be any one around who can discon-
tti‘ederals. it was said that three mes~j cert Sir Michael in the least-thettin.
sages come from him yesterday. but jest sort of least.
that President Weeshman refused to March 6 is almost at hand and still
negotiate until after the Sherman law no sign or a. rumpus at Juarez. The
(”"59 had lien“ (1001de iindicatlons are mat Promoter Ourlt'r'
Perrltt Armies. ! will do his level best to swing the John
MARIAN, Texas, March 4.—W. ”Coon-Willard light to Havana. If he
i'erritt. the pitcher secured by Mann- does Capt. Rice and his triends will
gerI'John'Mcilrsw from St,’l:ouis, ar- swing the law on 'Jack's law. it
rived yesterday for training with the wouldn't keep Curley awake hishis ‘0
New York Nationals. .be told that the island people would
Threats of further legal complied. frown on a mixed battle. He is a
tions were seen ill a statement last hard man to sidetrack.
night‘by James A. Gilmore, president1 Jim Coffey, the “speed boy of Ron-
of the Federal League. common.” meets Arthur Pelkey at the
“l am greatly surprised that organ- Fairmont tonight. Coffey is one ot
izcd baseball should have induced our the men the Juarez promoters may
play are to break their contracts while use against Willard it Lil‘ Arthur can' i.
our suit is pending in the [lulled he budged from thepalm belt.
violates court" he said. “The players'
referred to, who have been induced to
break their contracts since the hear-l TEAM wms.
lug are Austin and Perritt. Caidwell‘ Loungbury & Mathewson defeated
and Wingo. inrnold & 00.. three straight remnant
.. ..e‘htive not taken a player since the Palace bowling and billiard senti-
LOUNSBURY_ do MATHEWSON‘
the hearing or before who was under emy Score:
a contract with them. I am going to Arnold dt Co.
Indianapolis tomorrow to consult ourISmm, .................. 97 84 97
attorneys and see what. ”any. steps lloyt ................. . 98 98 110
can be taken. If the Federal court de- Donneuy ,,,,,,,, . ...... 79 S2 8L
cision is in our favor. we shall, or pete ......... .3.“ 66 82* .88
course. brine up‘these offenses in a Brotherton ........ 82 .73 73
supplemental complaint, but it 18 «Lounsbury a. Mathewson.
doubtful if anything can be done in ad- Dawson . , _ _. , , . .. . . .1}? 72 102.
sauce of the decision" lVan Kluok .......... .94 so 94
* ' “ inoonoy ...... . ..... 103 102 its
WDMEN lN POLO G‘tME EWigglesworth ......103 .102 as
SAN DIEGO Gal Mambt—Forthe Hoyt ...... ... vsr- so '105
first time in many years women par; The routine oi! the games was the
tioipated yesterday in a polo game on rolling of Rooney, who rolled 831 in
the Coronado Field. rhe score was 3 the three games
to 9-. , 1 Merritt deieated Weill in the pocket
The players. who are. prominent so? billiard tom-gamut
chilly inrthelr hours cities in various
parts or the country. handled their pm" 1-0 monanmzs
mounts and mallets with great skill. i ATL'ANTIG kEAOUE
Miss Eleanor Sears, otjioston, and mew YORK. March 4..-Dr Marlon
Miss boulse “8‘“!th Of Cincinr Henriquez, vice-president of «he At-
nati. amine scum each other. were lantic league. last night declared that
small child to a picture show and try
quarter of n dollar.”~snys an exchange.
ITHREE K. 038 AT SHARitEY A. c.’
AGAIN FOR 010,000 NEW YORK, Harch 4.—-Three o! the
PITTSBURGH, Pa. March 4.—~flo— {our ten-sound bouts scheduled at the plan Billiard Plsycm' League has clots-i
DIANE WAGNER SIGNS
nus Wagner, the veteran shortstop. Starkey A. 0.. last night. terminated
signed his 1915 contract with the Pitts- in one session. Young Fulton knock-
burgh National League baseball club ed out liarty Smith, Bill Ketchell put
here yesterday. The contract, which Dave Barry in dreamland and Pat
calls tor 010,000 a year, was the six- white got his from Antony McGowan
teenth he has made With the local club Dick Peters outpoinmd Johnny Martin
Twenty-live Pirates will leave here in the final bout oi ten rounds,
Saturday night for Dawson, Ky., where -
the spring training will begin. BETTING ENDS lN MONTANA.
HELENA, Mont. Marsh 4.—-Oovern-
— or Stewart signed last night an anti-
CLVM“ ““59 T0 moo track gambling bill. which puts
LEAD TORONTO CLUB an end to betting on horse racing in
TORONTO Can, March 4.-Word iguana,
was received here yesterday from But- ’ihe Governor also signed a bin
into, N. Y, that President J. J. Molint‘ which, otter April ‘1. will require all
rely. or the Toronto Intemtlontl saloons in the state 'to close at mid-
League club. had signed William .J. ...;u. and remain closed until so. in.
Clymer as manager of the Toronto
team for the coming season. Clymsr'
managed the Bulialo internationals
last year.
A “'0le DUCK.
The followingtucts about a, remark-
able duck are taken from the current
issue of Farm and Fireside.~
"Word has just come to hand telling
of a phenomenal egg-laying perform-
ance o i a Pennsylvania ‘Runner duck
owned by John Slade. Mr. Slade has
made affidavit .thst~thls duck, 'Victor-
--'l'.-id 358 cogs in 365 days. from
October a, 1910 to October}. 10“.
“Victoria' began laying Whennve
months and two daye‘dld. 'fio'r ‘no
egg days' were 1%!"de let, Gd. 6th,
and 14th; July “tit. and. 10th:}.
August bill.
"This. while an ,llndtticial record is
not beyond belle! when we consider
the extramdtnncy laying nuuiltlos or
the lntllnn itunpsr duck. A previous
nonmetal rec“ in Australia. the
land or great. tariils performances,
claims an avenue of 000 eggs from a
pen 0‘! Runs“ ducks.
MM
—Bentincl film has swig rbsults.
DONOVAN sloNs sAUMAN. “
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd.. March 4.-
Charles Baumsn, who played third
base with Providence, in the interna-
tional Magus, last season. said last
night he has mailed s signed contract
to William Donovan, manager 0: the
New York Americans.
A BL Louis woman says that house-
work promotes longevity. Most we
men. however, prefer to look young.
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All aviator found it 38 degrees below
zero 15.000 feet in the air. And the
higher one goes'the lowerihe‘dnds it.
'Do realise your ignorance take a
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SUTTON WINS TOURNEY.
NEW YORK, litrrch 4.—The Cham-
KID MAKING IN '
ed its 18.2 balklinc season with George
Button winner of the tournament. Cal-V
vln Demuest and Harry Cline were
Imam to Mulch MI an. Ambitlon
in Taylor.
NEW YORK, larch L—fioung us
second and third. respectively. The ring “mt rounding imam) top shape
“n31 3W1“ tor his attach-round Me With Jimmy
W- L 0- A- H“- Taylor, scheduled to take place in New
Sutton ........ 76 80 10 .717 Britain, March 15, .1 Tl”! .ll‘ay'a all
Demarest - - 375 37 I5 537 star show. Narinols‘worklng out with,
lollne .......... is :1 u .m John, W”. "a.“ as be... m.
Cutler .. . ..51 ‘9 I: A“ “M10138 m “0’3““. Even 800l-
Yam ads . . ..“l 69 14 .357 u. Montlsth. Dundse‘s manager. was
Schnefer ...... Li 09 ‘13 .ili-l “lumped at the f“; clip Merino cal"
Cochran ....... 30 74 12 .188 1'le the lighting m mud”
Cotton ........ 13 "41 ‘ 10 .‘m m ”.18“ 138'. fight hey-9. Marina
“1101' ------ -- 3 1‘ ’ J“ whipped Taylor within an inch of no.
lite, but the papers the followins
[OUTS THIS WEEK. morning called it a draw. This time
* Marina is going to show New Britalns ‘
7°!“th . that Taylor is easy picking.
Arthur Kelkey vs Jim dos-y. New! ____________.n__.
‘70“!- ‘contzv ASKS WILLAno's '
Terr! 3'00“ n I“ W’o mm“ TERMS TO FIGHT IN HAVANA .
M.“- :i m. moo. Tens. m 4-70!"
"M'Y- lJones. manager of Joss Willard. yes '
George Chaney '5 C“ Delaney. Bel urday received a csblegram from Ha-
timore.
“0" York. weight championship 0511!. saying
Oundsy. Johmn had been badly cured by re-
Jsok Dillon vs. George Chill. M ports of win: might happen to him in
.Orlenns. 3m “a armhole in ilexlco. and
""I""“ Isskln Willsrd’s terms to meet the not
com WHIPO GALLM-MN.1:H“m John.“ is am to re-
scrum. N. 1., March 4 Manny mm mm“... m u. "up; in able
bully.“ Wm h“ the “It" "I to get safely out of Mexico with his
Frank with“. ’0! BMW: in ‘ I” 030.000 Tex mm who promoted
round no decision bout hero but sum the Johnson Jaime: m ‘t Reno. is
Bully scored knockdown in the fourth egdnvorinx to “song. with Willard
and tenth rounds. Cdlls‘hau was not and on,“ .30an to gmse the
lgy at the endota the last round. boot in Dunn“ m
OHAPE rrlon FIGH‘I
inns from Jack Carley, promoter 0! .
I" Rm“ mm“ m “m “‘m' the Jess Willard Jack Johnson heavy- :
JUNK DEALER
You only need write a postal or
phone to Samuel Jslle, successOr to
Wm. Barron, and you will get a ready
market ‘tor things which you don't
want. such as rags. papers. bottles.
rubbers. scrspdron. metals. leather
oeds a specialty. We are waiting for
rear cle Samuel Julie. 07 Fort
street. Phone 400,
our .I
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11 Well it. [Con-III,
to answer all the questions put in you.
In isn't the man who will stick at
nothing. but the man who will stick
to one thing who wins in‘tho long run.
‘Thcre are 315 wnye or changing a
The average hotel waiter known tum
all.
It is said that while he has been at
Vera Cruz Yon Lind has learned Spun-
ish. ‘i’robilbly in the lIHlI' and dumb
alphabet.
There is talk of u poet's union helm.
formed. imagine having to quit worl;
in the middle of n sonnet when lilo
whistle blows.
Life to be Worthy a rational hoin:
must be always progressive; we must
always purpose to do more and better
than ill time past.
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'lio make ll friend of a man ask hi.-
ndvicc and follow it. To make a friend
of a woman any nothing and let her
do all the talking.
The new Mill-cont aerophonc trans-
mit}: musical notes for 1.000 miles.
There's no hope of escaping the amn-
teul' comet player.
Theilnal test of Alfonso's popularity
is found in the fact that after ten
months without having a bomb thrown
at him he's still popular.
An English scientist says-that: ltissini:
tends to alleviate the sense, of smell.
{librman “who has had just one drink
before going home knowsbettcr.
The courts have decided that cotton
futures contracts are perfectly legal.
despite ‘ the objections di‘ statesman who
have lost money fooling with them.
No need to try to prove that marriage_
is a failure in Cincinnati when the
latest bride in that city is a lady with}
ten children sud fourteen grandchli '
dren.
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the stars at the cm.
Mrs. C. .0. manslaughter oi the
into E. 1i. Harrinsn. and Miss Kather-
ine Steele 1D plaid
Each team curried men players as
"backs."
TINKEI 1‘0 PLAY “GONG IAII.
CHICAGO. March 0:“ 3. HI-
m. new at the m m
on" staying at that am as- the
that organization. the disbaudment oi
which was reported last night. would
be reorganized. with many clam
in the circuit at s Mgtbedrst
week in April. The league night
where toga through with only six clubs
be sold.
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According to a modernist in art. gay
colors bring Joy to the home. Perhaps
she's never seen the old man try to
in him one or tho-om flannel us
denhirts slur'thc mend “suing.
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cmmmms keg-Width: murderers...
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When You
Can’t“ Smoke
that's the time to chew.
LIBERTY. When you can
smoke— that the time to
choose LIBERTY.
This pure Kentucky to-
bacco is the great iavé‘rite
with men of vigor. It 18 full-
? bodied and satisfying. it
“gets its pleasant richness
from the natural aging we
give it for three to fine years. And
that 18 what keeps its quality up, al-
, ways the same, no matter what
year's crop may be.
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This eflr is the whit m two-
passengsr model We ihave ever
built. When the top is tolded. this
Ford Coupelet becomes an open
Runabout of unusual smartuo‘ss and
style. The change (rem closed to
open car can be made in a minute
or two.‘ so that the Coupsiet is
quickly adaptable to all traditions
of weather and driving. Ford sta-
bility with continuous servtée and
economy—den than is . mils.
Ford Coupslet. $750; Runabout.
0440; Touring Car. $400; tastier.-
0690; Sedan. 0975.
All cars 1’qu equipped. S. c. b. 90-
.rolt ‘
On display and ale fl
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AGENT.
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Buyers will share in mid no
soil at “1300.000 new for! cars
between Aux-t. 1m, and Airgun,
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