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Manager Declares King 113
Lightweigfits Will Bel
Within 13.? Pounds 3
:lal'm‘hy Dundee and Chimion lien-
ny Leonard who will be looked upon to l
'. tarnish fiutic fans with unlimited ac-
tion when they meet in the ring at the l
Rewaik Sportsmen‘s club. January 20.]
are both training hard and earnestly 1
1m- 11119111111111». While they are gen;
nag into shape the fans are speculat-g
ing as to their respective weights 0111
the evening of the battle. Both are
now over the lightweight» limit of 133 1
pounds and the champion is a few
pounds heavier than the. popular
Scotch Wop Dundee is not a bit wor l
ried about the ‘fiatchwfights” cabin-1
11611 on which the bout was i'greed.ns:1é
he says that he is confident that be;
fore the night 01' the chutest arrives
» he will have taken off his superflous
flesh and will enter the ring Weighing:
up more than the. limit for the (“\lslon l
and probably will be a fraction of 11'
pound under- 133 ‘.
According to Leonard‘s manage1'.;
the champion Will not Weigh more,
than 136 pounds when he 111111111 onl
Dundee. Many fistic fans believe that:
Benny is now a
. weight and that it would be impossible;
' for him to inake the lightweight divi-g
' oien again and 'at'the same time rel-grin '
”his utrength The champihn’ 5 right
hand which Was ianI ed seme time°
ago, is practically well, and he will“!!!
' . have to favor it in his bout with-Dun”
1..., Gee as he did when he met Paul Doyle !.
'3"? recently in the Quaker City. Several
times during; his .bout with Doyle
Leonard had chances 151111111 his right“
.. held ii back. and for doing so was
'115 he held il buck. and for doing so who
orillcl’ae'd by ringsiders 1'
_ This will be the fifth time Dundee.
has met Leonard and Johnny has a
ight chance of wresling Lhe crown
1n the champiOn To do this he Will '
a‘ve 'to knock "Benny down for the full .
count. It will not make any differ-j
_. énce if, Leonard is a welterWeight as
.. ‘long 1211' Dundee is not over the l1gh1-i
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glint! figures probably will be much;
higher. as it is believed that many of .
Title killed and «Wounded were 1.1111911
;op'a11; by the rioters. . ;
is say a large Fund to card
1%: on Bolshevi st propaganda pm’hnbly '
was Sé'ét 'hefiea's tlre‘leadin'g agitators
were well-supplied with money. ;
Shot-s- were fired in the airy (yr Cor-
dobh1 1111111151151}, at a patriotic proces- '
531011. Fifty persons were arrested 3
3111033 1119.111 being the president of .
.. the novincial legislatuie and'a lead-;
'~ ,jn'gi omey. '
w1-LtflA, Peru Jan.16.—As a reSult of
ameluto attitude assumed by this
3.: ovemment. a._
sfiike here was reached to l t '
-‘ Labor leaders agreed to so;
‘ - a set_ at on the basis of an
, .ielg'll’tfihour 1111 Which will be Estab-
‘ fucked- throughout the republic. Work- '
iflen. will continue receiving their pre-
sent wages.1
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legitimate welter. ' '
esp——
. settlemen spot the.i , ,
. Muskrat,
The January Sale of Fine Furs,
bluffs,
The Read Stock" of Furs is lo lw sold and
fll'fls have been 1101x1311 \\'lll('ll will certainly all:
1111] to 1111111011 11 ho («113.111 luxurious 11111.1 and_
mall furs. Tl111 1111* lulm. ll11* proscnt cost of
1111' l'lli's.
Milffs '
Black Lynx, I'vcnlur “1300 solo price, $70.00
$75410 $60.00 .
$65.00 ., j $50.00;
.Natural Lynx, $85.00* - 345.00 1‘
Black Fox, $65,110 $45.00
' natural skunk, $40.00, $55.00;.
" ' and $65.00
Hudson Seat], $545.00 $35.00
113500 $27.50* —
$25.00 $20.00
Mole Skin, , 1155.11) $45.00
Nutria, $235.00 $25.00
. $25.00 $20.00
Raccoon, $35.00 1 425.002.. ' "
Fisher Raccoon, 3.0.5.011 ' $2750
_ ‘Spccinl $18300
Black Manchurian Wolf, ' '
satin lined, 95"! 0.50
Black Coney, satin llnml. 1s 7.511
Scarfs,
January Clearance of Furs
At. prices below the'p'resent
market cost “ '
There is nothing to indi-
cate that furs will be any lower -
in price next season.
the scarcitv oi good pelts, and
the scarcih of labor, for *1
11ch have been
11 here combine to make lurs'
much more cxpcnsire.
In fact
ap—
busy else-
F
F
Huts
Sumo 1'1° onllv cv-lnsivc models are on sub Ii
ridn- 'lllli'eih‘h small prices.
$595 and $10.95
No 1111-1'1tion is made of former value. ht
tickets of $18.00, $20.00 and $32.00 are. under I:
solo prices.
3-.
FM‘OI’!‘ M.
A few good llals al
Stockings for Women
Silk Fibres, black. white, brown and gray‘
regular prion $1.25 89 cts. a pair.
Cotton Stockings, him-k 111- white.
special at 39 01:3.
Motor Hose, wool knit, leather sole. Which
fits over the shoe. These could be worn in alacn
of leggings. Wore priced at $3.00 for 1.59
. Children’s Ribbed Oashmeres, black and
white. priced according to size, 85 cts. and..$1.00
English Ribbed Stockings, \\ hiio only. all
"fiend Fur Section yiVl's (Evid1 11110 of fill: "TZPQ' .21 59' c“ '.
Purcffil selection of an export Only the best of Cotton, blur}; 111111 white, all sizes. 35 etc. f
their kind over appear and at all limes prices ' 11.1111 11.1111.
are as moderate as possible 111 proportion to the f ‘1
qnulilh'g‘ This will boon exceptional 13111111111. Warn] Garments -
13: 1:- ' F ' ' p. 7 _ for Men.
Ul" coats " ' - “ Union Suite of hcnvy ribbed qualilv, gray
Natuml Muskrat Sports Coat, 111111114111 $16500 only, were 'l'cgnlarlx' priced at $3. :30 for $295
Under Shirts and Drawers, heavv, .1 rav
., , sale price _7 $l35; 00
- .m'p-qm- 1, L
Not
1ll‘.1'1*grlfl'1l ' $231300 ' ‘
sale price $175 00
Natural Muskrat, selected dark skins, 111111111 with
fnll ripple back, shaul collar of Hudson
Seal. was romllarly $225.00 . .. p
$165.00
I . sale price
Raccoon Coats, (lurk sinus, 50 i111-l1vs long. were
I'cgnlml} $250.00 , _
sale price. $2l250
Hudéb'il'seal Coats, finest."q11'alit1'. made plain.
14-) inches long, rogularlv $385 00
sale price
Tiger Cat Coats, sllaul‘
collar} of Raccmm,
$175.00
"' 1'1 gnlaafly $237.50
sale price
Second 111101.. ' ..
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-..:Scarfs . "
1325.011
Lyfisklyt 36 inches long. “it'll self _bor-
' rcn'ula‘r $3.00
o'n'lv, regular $1" .25 MSpecial 98 6118. each.
‘Kuit W8, klmki «(ibi- nifh fmgcd; end
‘ ' now. $2
Knit Helmets, khaki color, 1'1 11 snilablc for
‘skaiinu and all ontdom' sports. were $1 00 $1. W
The Book of Theodore Roosevelt
by Hermann Hagedorn.
Mr. Hagedorn calls this book "The Boys Life .of Them
dare Roosevelt," b'fit anxbody will read it and like it.
Some of us likt° Roosevelt- immense}; Some 01 us do not,
bu t “hen am thing is said or 1'ttcn about 111111 everybody
takes notice There is no one l e him, as Mr. l-lagcdm-n
writes ' _
"Tor he has something of 1he P1 ophu Exekiel in him and
something of Natty Burfippo something: of Hildebumd the wall—
ant warrior, something or 0111! the 5011- 411111;. something of
Cromwell, something of Charlemagne. H11 belongs lo the lie—
roic Line. and we need not ask what those grnnd follows would
have thought of him.‘
The book 1s $12
“The German Secret Serv1ce
in Amer1ca"‘
5 1111111110 tiinc 1o road ii is 111m.
' l mammalian the-city today when
. his redgnation became known.
Crosby Regrets ; Resignation
. , The following letter from United
Lfmtee Attorneyjohn F. Crosby to
' 3151'. Lane is self explanatory:
'“I have just' been notified of your
Minimum! of the positionnei Special
of the U. _S. Bureau of invest?
a Mr wider way than the government
ould '
to the woxk in hand. i shall m 'ss 5m
exceedingly, as will 1he service of
which you have been so conspicuous
and cifettive a pan. it Voill b1-111mm111.
to fill the vac-ancv nhich your resigna-
tion will leave.
“W kilo personally sorry at the
thought of your departure from
among 1.5. i know lllal youl ability
and your character will enable you in
new
_ .mm-g‘m $3:ch 1111111 ”1,, gown] 1 ' fl ( , ~ '8' 0" . More interesting than any :1111'1'0 storv. it
f' 1119111 he has represenml Uncle Sam Natural Cross Fox’ ~ Bla'CK-Lynx’ ' ' T: “M" $ 00 11'1ch the secret machinations of B01 ed, V011
1- (influential matters throughout 11111 lognl 11' +137 «50 1k. 1ri1*r~ $11000 1 :1 - 1 . 1 ' 80 00. $ 55-00
tnnmu'smes 111mm Canada Sow, - ' . '1 ~ ~ 131% 00 3 5000 ~Papcn and Pa‘ul Kocnig with all the intrigue that
f“ @1263 aggfugg 11: $11331ng!! , ’l" .95 00 $ 80-00- "Tall eSWolf ‘3' 7.500 $ 6000' went on under the roof of .1l1c German Embassy
Wk 1 e - . . _ ' ‘ ‘ - - ‘
, its Talliéme the service Wm} much' Pomted Fox, $120.00 ,3 95.00 P ’ $05 00 $ 45.90 at V‘ asliinO'to11..\ fom'ful 10 1811011 to Amm" loans.
,im” rLanesaidthismoming ’ . .. 1 -' .- . ' ' L . -- .- -
I: . cm“: Bar Examination l Blue FOX, $ 10.00 $ 55:00 Black mnehurlan , . ‘ . ‘ ' _ . 2.2.50 Boolx heolnm. 111.1111 1111111.
1,111.1.3116 has just passed his exam 1 ., .. .. . . ' .. . ‘ 2'- F l *
muons for admission to the bar of sable FOX, . '1“ 07-30 $ 4-51!) , Walf’ i 2.3;) i 1650 u .
annulment During his future lei 1 ' ' ' ' ‘ " \
, muge hecwill devote his services; Natural Skunk: - $1 15.0!) $ 10.50 LOT-sets, large Sizes
no site ouncil of Defense, Which ! . - .' . ' ' 1 ' ' . , 1 '
will no doubt find his experiences with i 4 all IPCS, ' T 9900 $ 85'00 Hudson 8631’ , . . at a wonderful bargaln
31:gxfimtgtu5rticularnlueFin'3 3 str1pcs, $ 80.00 $ 75.00 priced according to $128. $181” to $75.00 ~- Sizes 31 33 34 and 35 only It i\ film he-
1 z 10 program or; _ _ _ 1 '
.. some time, Mr. Lane oiliciated as} Natural 'Nutrla, 4" 60.00 $ 45.“) ' ' . (3411180 01' The small "110111) 0f 1mg? \lZO" llldl lb“
. “balm“ 0‘ the 00‘1“ 0f 3990”” ""3 ~ . ,- Mole Skln Stole M018 5km Coatee price of 011390 really fim° and high 0_j:1'1<lc “nevi:
14w Song of the department of labor T111s1Ta-upe Nutna, 3:1 30.00 $ 30.00 . 1 d l '1
is e court of last resort in an mat- _ - ‘ ' ‘~ . ‘ v ri . was re ar V is
are ~peltaining to immigration. His M FOX, 3* .7000 $ 60.00 '\ 015' Sfjtflall. I) 136 , $17§180 ..
work there will prove especially help- _ .. ' ' $1 00
m to the state l Black Skunk, 3’ 09-00 $ “'00 $57 50 ' '
The Depaxtrnent of Justice office in - $ 1.15 00 s 27 50 ' $145.00 '3 ~ 1! led
, rthe Federal building will be retained, l d ' '. ' hum. '
». ' unloa- Mr. Lane's direction in an ad-' , s -
': who” capacity, by Deputy United r * ”3"“
States Marshal Harry A. Jaeger, who '“ " ' ' ' ‘ ' " " ' ' ' " " "-"'—~' ' "'--~‘-' M~ “*‘m " ' " ' " ”‘ 3;:— “F“ ”"“"“““‘“ “‘“W ““‘“‘*’ "*“"" "" ”"‘_" """ 4"“ 3
has been associated with him in his many complicated and grave matters that l fool confident will crown youi the-£1.01 $690 worthoig'oods from the torn Limited that he says a {use orl 1
‘ .‘ffll‘k here. incident to the prosecution of the war. labors." express company during the last few lights s'wnng by flagmen before he'. N
Mr. Lane has been in close co-oper- l have found you uniformly ol' abso- 1111. Len. is married and has been Weeks, and Casschalinsky With acting €133th into the rear end 01 the WC“- . B.
afion with state and city officials in lute dependability and have had con~ making his home at Lordship Manor. as a, “fence" for disposition of the verlne at South-Batavia early Sun ,
the handling oxfnlhe align enemy prob- Ziantdocliosion ]to admire your unques- :1ra;ford. He succeeded Charles J. stolen goods. Camhounsky admitted day. killing twenty-two persons, wasl 5. WI“ m ‘ T "1. ' 5m JF
36111, ‘3 great a comp ex one of the one s i am perspicncily, and your c' 1! 1 as special agent Of the bu eal' hi 1 th flair and all were euphorted 1)) other Witnesses at “I“
" 11.111- 9111ng was expressed in offl- wholehearted and energetic (imotion hero r l 8 par in e a 1.. .. inquiry here today. L 2 time; mirelfihg Urban ll Odd In»:
ees Charged With $600 Theft
police yesterday arrested George
X11111, flu employe. and Everett Rich?
held for the Federal authorities who '
'will take up the cases. Thefts from '
Epr—iqs THlEVEs ROUNDED UP the local express office have extended
over many months.
got a due when investigating a 5‘15' he saw the flagman fifteen or twenty.
TWO Former Railwav Express Employ. 1380th fire in mmalin3k75 store a car lengths back, but. that the “lights
month 380 discovenng some missing seemed to be still. "
131113101. Jan. 16 ——State and local goods mere '
’ 8h]! hum-On Ind Other Mountings
mm W .1 tie eyes. lieulhw pro-al.11—
dmmdy flied. leper! Resulting. . . .
burning until after the accident, he‘
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testified. A. W. McMahon, 1W1 OPTOMETRISI
' 0" "(I ... -' .7 ' .
Thomas C. Moynlnan, enginee1 of:
the locomotive which Was pushing the
The authornies second section of the W0 lverine, said
He saw no {nice
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