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“'ASHINGTON. Feb. 13.7wFizuros
compiiod by the Statistics Branch,
(létneral Staff. indicate that substan-
Etially onwthird of the men of draft age
lin tho [*nitod States are engaged in
5agriculture and allied occupationaand
anothor third in the manufacturing
and nwchanical industries. This per-
contage does not hold good in some
Status.
In New York. for example. of the
. . . inf-In called in the dml‘t. 168,349 wore
‘\””.:\7‘ NH} and ongncod in manufacturing and me-
H'”\'"“' l ‘m‘rm' T‘W chaniral industries. A total of 201.76.)
“7:": “‘l‘lwssed ‘5) New Yorkvrs were engaged in trans-
lswx’q llzddlv. 1‘7.“ '4" porlzition. 2’9331 in trad? and 38.998
\\.I.< slgtlml by Lugrt. in public 59”,“?-
.lltlll’ll'lllllt‘ st‘(‘_i‘otui'y 0f nearly 9,000,000 bPIWeen the
“'1' .“m! “0"!”le ." ages: of twonty-one and thirtonnc. in-
' ””4" ”l ‘1‘" PM" (-lunivc .tho draft. returns showed a to-
. . tnl OI“ 2.838.348 engaged in agriculturv
' "‘3 ““1““ “5'1"" and 2.721.792 in manufacturing and
ruins and I'vfuliattiotw morhmtical industries.
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.. .. I. - .1 ,. , .., for Bout February 19. .. .
“I”; IllutII II ltJill Ilia ll.\l:Tl‘nllil‘. ["4'b. 111.14-“I‘lllt‘lx Sllll-
‘tll'lr «In :In ill' Ill-“fl “I'll l! ._ 9h: summon. l’a.. mitt artist. Will
”3* Mn; «on. >3 0? m?“ lu- F'I'H‘ llumII-x‘s opponent in tlwmuJIi
, I m '54.,“ “1’“ “TI ll‘ luv" (VT-.llillll‘y Kingnlvy‘s boxing show
1” =l ""‘V’l'fl‘ “" ,"3 1' ‘l «M: h, uiil lb hvld at thv (‘lllll‘l'llsll‘t‘t‘l
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,1; 03‘ ,ulntlllj. quiz ‘I: II ltml llzu-v‘t ‘lllr‘l‘ HINT)“ (‘tll'lN‘TL (ll.
II: I: l.“ l‘. lmi t'urlson is sick. llv also
Min-I II col Ilillv llrll‘m. of Print
”— iatlE S JULY I (Erma; It, I. and Yunnz lirnv. (ll lint“-
L A SF“. ENDIC ONE l‘nlo, hilt I'nilml. Tho hnut will hv llli‘
my z- or [twin “VP!” of tho Mining um! i.-'
.I .II.., 3 fl Sl‘lll‘tlllll‘fl for vahi rounds, .lm‘
vrr Phil“): Inrmrirly nl' I’lIilaIlwlIIliizi. who
.Iimz is now lttnlilll: his llIIlTlt' in this city.
l"' d «I
., II. T; I: . \till Inn-1 \‘mmg MI-KI-nnu. I"l'£llll\l"
.. . “MEI ‘. guy :I llmzi»? wan-ring Ilfllllll'l‘. in llll‘ ami-
.'. I‘Il‘vlz” but llTlLll hnui. Young Muck. III' illls‘ ('ll).
~ "l'il"‘..;:: I:‘l"- uiIl :mw' Ynun: (l'ImuIy. oI‘ \k'utvr-
HILI‘lfi‘I“ W, LIIII; but}, In thr- (Inviting: lmIII III‘ Ihc- l‘ll'llv
m n I'I'IEI‘ \ifll do in:
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II‘wn' ~ I»; AGREEMENT WITH "‘mm]
a '-~”I§=~-I:"~' “W: MINORS Is LIKEL:
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‘Il’m ll‘ "““1 PrCSpecfs Brighten as S2<sroos cf Ma-,
lle‘i'
jor Moguls Nears Finish.
,;.. rlli ‘I :Is I'lllf'AtItl l-‘vb. 1:1. . [’msprvrts' "of
"I! ll \‘3 Ill“ ill'.l‘.\'ll‘é: up tI now wmkinu zigt‘vvimznt
~-I:NI zH‘II-IH it lIHIIVeW‘II tho 'Innjor and Iliv lninin‘
« a! f‘.‘ 111v l‘P- ll-an'ivté, at Hutu for a your. brigbu‘nwl
”II try \I'YIII'lI imzh-I'Ihy‘ following" a (loubl'rr m‘ssiun
lr’uL‘Illt‘; )‘vs, bctugccn g committed; from the minors
. >lllll}‘lt.‘t' \‘cliptt :zml one from tho Natiohal Lonuut:
\'-’l.I' I‘mm' Ilif‘ Tim Axilurz’t‘hh licamt§$Wa§ropréfinfl
'. Ins-s from the 0d at the-A mooring but did not have on
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.I.. :Iulll‘u‘ tor-1.119 m st of}, théwlubpov31% hadllélita
whirl: slvirlf ill “('ll)‘. ' ‘ ‘ ‘- ‘1'» ' ‘ ’ &
I'lt""‘ or legia ’ No dofinite» action was taken but it
\uviniizil hour.” was. :innounr-vd that.tho mooring made
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IlllI’ swusnn RETAINS SKI TITLE. .
t:‘;itl~.< in '
int-«ml upon
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Encvly :t (‘oin- REVELSTOKE, H. t‘., Feb. 13.7 >~Ncls
may be Nt-lson. Rovolstoke, claimant of the
lw accent— amateur Canadian ski jumping title.
EIIIII< ll>wlf1tf retained his honors when he won the
. Inn the gate championship event at the British Col-
‘ .< Iliiiimnd. umbiu ski tournamcnr here yesterday
~ II IIII :I fill!” with :I jump of 185 fem. standing.
pun lllt‘ July Stolnwall. Chicago. was~ second with
181 feet.
' Anders llaugen won the profession-
al Ironmst \vith‘a jump of 200 feet.
steinti'Tng'. Lars Haugon. in the same
'event. jumped 21.? feet, but fell.
of 185 Feet.
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Champion Wrestler Wins in 1h., 32m.,
308.. at Springfield. ,
BOSTON, Fob. 13.~—Joe Stocher,
world's heavyweight catch-as-catch-
can Wrestling champion; successfully
(1»ande his title here last night by
defeating \Vladek Zbyszko, whom he
downs-(l in one hour, 32 minutes and
:30 soccnds. The fall was made by a
tull body scissors and a wrist lock.
lul‘xwi‘s
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fliw linkers
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Take; 103 Yards Swimmmg Cham-z
pionship of Australia. ‘
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MM :1 sTl‘ins *esday, Feb. lay—Norman Ross, of
. I.- tackles San Francisco, won the hundred yards
I”... mmhod swimming championship of Australia
.9... . in the, herc- yesterday. defeating F. E. Beaurc-
llIng‘
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boxing in
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pafrc, the Australian champion. Ross'
time was 57 "—5 seconds.
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JIMMY DUNN SPLIT’S WITH JOHN-
NY KILBANE.
Did Jimmy Dunn believe that John-
finy Kllbane was nearing the end of his
rcizn as king of the featherweights?
Dunn has split with Kilbane as mana-
ger. though Johnny has agreed to live
‘ up to his contract with Dunn and give
tho managerial stipend after each fight.
of the future. In the meantime Kil-
bano in doing the Kilbane managing
himsplf.
It. seems that the Newark Sports-
man's Club had been trying to match
Kilbanc and Benny Valger for some
timn past. Previous to making the
match the club had sent Dunn many
dollars' worth of telegrams in regard
to meeting Vulgar, and not one ff
these wires had been answered. lul-
bane. too, had been sent messages, but
even that did not bring forth a reply.
Finally. Harry Blaufuss, the secre-
tory of the club, was sent: post haste
to ifloveland to see Kllbane personally.
Hr} agreed to the match without any
fuss Whatsoever. When his name was,
written into the contracts; the Newark;
Club's representativo asked why he
had ignored the club's communica-
tions. .
"I didn't get any telegrams.”
KlIBJUO.
“Not one?” queried Blaufuss
“Not a wire of any 5011,11} give
you word on that}: _ 7‘ . 1. any i
ll. nbv’v' {lé'olo I; that Dunn
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[at Toledo. is set for March 12. and it;
Nels Nelson. Cam-diam, Makes Jump’
‘ fiVcst. whore Mason is highly regard-l “4
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WEST CHALLENII
Holder of World’s Speed
Record to Race for the
Harmsworth Motor Boat
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Jowph l).‘O'Bricn.ysocrctary 0f the'
.3191: York Giants. said yesterday that
George Burns. Giant outfielder. had as-
sured him he would sign a contract low
with the New York team this F8811
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KILBANE OBJECTS TO JERSEY
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[tcrbury Eeastem League baseball club I to a Jersey man acting as referee of
‘will be sold Within tho; next wok. the, _ ' cling .oOm-éstzimtween. the
Mike Keeley and'il‘rank C. Becton. featherweighi champion and Valger.
owners ot‘the local club. are willingIKilbane suggests that Frank O'Brien.
to sell their interests at aridiculuusly of Phlladelph'at: be engaged as third
‘ ’ ' ’ lman Zinfthc ring, O’Brien. is the-offi-
who stood calmly bywhile Phil
1308'? Of his half 01‘» the club Glassman. manager of Lew Tendler,
Mr. Becton said that he was will-- clal
’ mg to dis
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r. O’Brien explained that there
was no suggestion of a borldout involv- ; and information . item a 16 deluged the southpaw with water and
ed in Burns’ case and that his Signing source says that Mr. Keeleva like-.bmugm .him out of' the unconscious
of the contract had been delayed for. wise moms to rid himselbot thejccndmdn mm wfrmch he had been gem
Cup the final adjustment of a few minoriranchise. Ibv a blow from Willie Jackson’s lov
,_..__ 7.. conditions. - ‘ -I..: “Busch“ is a halal-dong ,proposi- ed hand. Tendler was reallv knofikod
I wa YORK, Feb. 12’" mm more .. . .«e -~~~-———-—. ." said Mr. ton, and It i3' 3:01“, but G‘Brién’s passiven'ess saved
.Amt‘i’i‘flm finallénatb' for m" Hands CANADIAN CURLERS WIN. doubly, hazardous proposition in a me Quaker and enablcd him to finish
{worth intornationsrl motor boat trophy _—.-— town that has no adequate flgh‘l." the bout.
’now held by England were announced _ Successfully Defend Gordon Medal Waterbury fansavill not travel out? '-
yestcrd'ay at the be‘adquarters of the
Amcrican Power Boat A5501 iation,
'1 his brings tho list up to five and as-
sures, elimination ll‘lali: among the
Ihnllcnging spr-cd boats". for under the
deed of gift only Ihree craft uh; per—
mittcd to make" the trip to England to .
compote in the- scum of championship’
races. ’
The latest entries are the Hawk Eyn
11., which has competed in two Gold
(‘up race-s in America and the “’liiplB
Poor-“fill. Jr., credited with the fast
da 3;.
«st speed boat perfOl‘mimf-‘l‘ 0" ““90"“ ‘from'baseball.
A year ago last {all in a regatta on
Lake (ieorgc. tho \Vhip'Pnon‘Yill. Jr..
a- twenty-eight I'ootvr equipped with a
high powcrcd enginp, shattered all ex-
i>ting spend rewards by avoraging titi’ ,
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‘llil‘K not harm approached sinco. This"
'rn’ord creating craft. property of Al-
ht rt L. Judson. commmimc or the Am .
Priran l’ovvflr Boat Association. did,
not rompmc in tho Gold (‘up event last I
your. but in scvm'ul trials Kat's: fur-g
thrr proof 02‘ how wmulnrtul spootl. l
Th.» “'liIp~l'oor-\\'ill. .lI‘.. will repro-
scnt Ihv Lulu- tlcm'm- Rog-Alla Assoclzr
lion and the Hawk liyo ll.. whit'h is
arm-d b ya .I-‘yndinitu of Inombi-rs ut’
Ill“ lgilw Gourgu Club has boon I’le‘l
«ed by the latte-r organization.
lllll“s on one day and approximate I‘
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RUSSELL NEXT WEDNESDAY
— - NIGHT. .
Nl-KY YORK. Full. 12. Jimmy
\\'Iltlv. ll}‘“‘t’.§ll‘.l rinuupmnnul Ill‘ '
world, wlin i< In l'lilX Mll'k6‘}‘ lius‘Scll Ql
lmvr‘ l.)I'i.~zcolI's Armin .'\. ('.. Jl‘l‘Slf)‘
City. ncxt “'t-Ilnrmlay niulii, nrrivotl
in this city leis: Mmmn: and Itmwm‘c'lf
1.. hr lit mr .I ll’dl'lle'i‘ Hunt: than llus—.
will run :VI- him. It is unfortunmv
that :m :Ibhi- IAIIlNIlll'nl tlIzui Russell
(“nultl no: lmvw hcwll t ngruuml and there,
..~ -\‘I-! limp in \I. 22;: h to 56'“ It .I SllUIlQ-‘
,or man. I
1'lll‘l’é‘ i~ I.uI tho sliuhtvst doubt t‘ii‘f
M Kim; l‘lllllll~l.‘l\i>‘ of this vicinity lll‘P_
tzillt'l' It) Hm tlit» liitish ('llfllll‘llnll ln'
Zillion. hut Ib' .« ‘13 ‘.'i}' «'1'; .u- wit -Il
,Ul .p.-.iy,.tu witiws's .1 Lou: b. twocn him
land 3 boy “ho cannot oxiond the Eng- '
lishman. It Is to ho hnpvd that Dris-
coll will look . bum '._n:l wl'nizo sou-4.,
Ibalnmm' who can in lam nmko it in
l(‘l‘t‘.\'llIlL’ for tliz} arch! ll}'\\'(‘l‘:lll. 3
It (luvs. not folio“? that :I .lar'k Slut-u,
kny or a Joe Lyn?) should/be taken'
on'. but (lion? ifI’r'I’a all dozen humans 1 ~ V.
‘ Wthe inmedlutn vicinity who would;
do much better? I? n Mir-Roy Russcllfl’
:\\'ll(l. whllt» :1 (35m ‘onIiuLIs and chN
uvt‘ous littlo clhp ‘is completely out 3
Iclassvd by Ithr 7 n. ; I
New Yoikorsv ' questionab y are1
willing to pay woll'io 1‘00"“fl'l e in ac
.tlon. But they firs "ittillwl to action .'
land not‘fu one-sided exhibition. ‘
'W'ildc‘s bout \ ltli Frankie Manon;
will attract. much attention in the?
ed. The ('Onlost will be staged in tlw
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sition that Wilde has. so far oncount-l
cred «In this country, Mason is a shit '
tr boxer but a light hitter and Wilde
should smother him.
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TAKE ON CARPENTIER.
Something seems to be wrong “llhl
the manner of handling the affairs or?
Mike O'Dowd. The world's middle-l.
weight champion appears to be ready
to offer himself as a martyr in any fis-
Iic cause. First we hear that O'Dowd.
already having lost prestige by taking
beatings from Ted Lewis and Jack
Britten. is ready to fight Benny Leon-
ard. Then we are apprised of the fact
that O'Dowd is willing to meet
lcorgcs Cat'pentior when tho French
champion comes here. “by is O'Dowd
so ready to go under and above the
middlcivclght class? As the world's
champion of his division he should
command mwgh respect among the
promoters to make his career sufficl-
cnlly profitable. as a. defender of the
middleweight honors.
We realize that O‘Dowd holds the hi
tie at a time when the middleweight
class is in the worst, condition of its
history. Mike Gibbons the one con-
tender of note. has retired from the
ring. Jimmy (‘labby and Eddie Mc-
Goortv have become heavyweights.
But there are still enough 155 pound-
crs to keep O‘Dowd busy. Thcre is no
reason why he should be sent into the
ring with Carpentim‘ and the assur-
ance of a knockout. If O'Dowd Wants
to beat a foreign titlr- holder let him
take: on Roy McCCrmick. list heavy-
weight champion of England. who is
on the Pacific coast and is coming
East.
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ARMY SUPPLIES FOR SALE.
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb has
rrccived word from the War Depart-
ment regarding the sale of surplus
army supplies and rations. Among
the articles listed for sale through» the
Surplus Property Division at Vi’ash-
ington, are anvils, brushes. jacks. lan—
terns. feed boxes. handcumu. heuzes.
shovels. ash cans, files meat hoe-:3.
cuvrrycombo, miscellaneous hardware,
fresh beef. tomatoes. ginger. pepper.
megaphones, canopeners. boilers, and
covers. combs. albums, brooms. can-
teens bridle-s, halters. harness. sad-
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PLAYERS- ARESHIFTED.
CHICAGO. Fob. 13,-sz'zim Roach,
infielder of the ‘Columbus American
Association club- yesterday was sold
to' the‘Minneapolls club-of the same
league. Rube Vickers. formerly a. ma-
jor league, pitcher, signed}; contract
yesterday 'to manage‘the' halamazoo
club .511. out;
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curlers successfully defended the God-z
don ‘lntemational Medal here yester-I
by the score of 189 to 187.
FISCHER RETIRES FROM GAME.
Billy Fischer. former oak-h: r of tho ihefi‘flt‘ut'major Ewe 3““ player to
rooklyn Robins and thc I‘iitsburgb (:nllsl m the World War, yesterday
{Pirated has announced his retirement reached _an‘_ agreement on salary with
lclic dircctnr 0f the Endicotldohnson 0“"
Employes'
City. N. Y.
to the Reidville park and sit to their;
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Against United . suits.
Feb. 1:5.wt‘anadian
SIR THOMAS DECLARES “I AM
GOING TO WIN." p
l LONDON. Feb. 135—Sir’ Thomas
.Lipton is brimful of confidence on the
Ioutcome of the race for the America's
Icup. according to an interviey publish—
lcd by the Mail. He said decisively:
ears in 'dirt “latching a ball game.
GOWDY ENQS HOLDOUT.
They defeated the Uniwd States: w”
and Dhmofid Hero Reaches
(‘Ol Agement With Braves.
1U US Ohio, Feb. 13.——Catch-i..l am - ..
. . going to win.
Pr Hank 3° dy, OF the .3083” BMW-“II Sir Thomas will send a fast movor
hero of the world: series in 1914 and-boat t6 the United States to try cm
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MACK WHEAT sOLD.
He had been *1 hold‘I CHICAGO, Feb. 13.———The Brooklyn
{Nationals yesterday announced the
sale of flock VVhe-at catcher. to the
Philadelphia Nationals.
“sch”. is no“. nth-1“"! Boston club.
Association. at Johnson
fiomlnel Want‘Ads are winner-I.
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. FRANKIE BURNS AGAIN ACTIVE.
. m . . YO ' " 12..-m. ‘
Burns. veteran fczithem'oizht, of 3*
593' City. who made a successful «I»
turn to the rimr. ten “(Ian's ago. , by!
knocking out Davr Army. in throw
rounds, at the Hamilton A. (I. at Pao-
saic. N. *J..' will enguz» in another bug.
tic tonight. He will nicotBenn)‘ Kind-r
man. of Philadelphia. in an ($15:in
round bout. at tho City A. 0.. of Jcim'
City. if Burns wins he Will br- signified
for an oightround both with Just
Sharkev. at the Arena A. C. of Jcrscfir
City. the first week ,in March.
RED SOX GET DARTMOUTH Maul-
BOSTON. Fob. 13.-~—Jos€ph (Judith;
Murphy. who pitched. for. tho Liam»
mouth (”Ollcgt basnball team. last New
mouth 00“ng baxeball foam. last Elea-
with the Boston American Least-G
club for the coming season.
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BARNES GOING STRONG.
Lamiy Jim Barnes, colt meesfil»
al of the Sunset. Hills Country cilia.
of St, Louis, is playing to largo gal-
ltcries. on New Orleans links. this am»
er.
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RAY EATON WON'T RACE.
Ray Eaton. national bike chamimmg
will not compote in tho pl‘cpom'd N 4:.»
.York six-day moo which is rim-ad tor
athe second week in March.
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Bread and
Butter
Roast 3201b
oast 350 lb
Best
Fresh
Made
_ H9196
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Sausage 350 lb
SAUER KRAL’T
ams 3.50 lb
15A
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Norwalk Chronicler