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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 3, MUTT AND JEFF-Lo- 1919. oks By BUD F1SHEE C- - Fib (Capyrlght. W19, by H. U. 8. Pat- - Otf.) rA Mirk Like John D. Will Have to Keep an Eye on fOcM, a cei4vt or mowihs Asa. Oowaht a piece cr I HE rCTiW6 r IN rACl leTtk DculM ON T AWTt. c.ub t t WAR. EviT fctfTTA AT riOkO or eU COIN AT 6MtC AND UllLLIA T PAWT TH t Willis Egan Would Move Coyotes to Puget Sound, if Possible. Schedule and Many Other . Important Items on Card for Today. Sl nUM'HCi C, . Frt. Taeoina LeUMs bailor ro th h om longue asking for meeting of U at franchise are a im w.nt'rd lot yo i g nla hanu U to- them fur that 7'heir request now Hit wo uenird. for a fran hi dux buy one, ami tuy are Irving to for the parti, ,iv Lgeft, spokesman a hea he goes hark north he may have UL rlub all wrapped up iiul ready for mailing Vk lil.s la no4 aavlng much, but it I known that the Ta oma fellows ar to willing put up aome money for th frain hlae. Hut Saramento , heuramento may not le wiping to m1. The boy up thvro had to h wanned up to get in Uat year, but they an not a hit hilly now, 44tnd if an attempt U made to taka the ere will he a roar like a tl'io aw lone demanding lut of hungry their raw meat. Meanwhile, Will! Kgan ami Joe Walsh a: e going to stik around ami 14 what t..e ran do as long m the t'oaat league meeting ia n T baiehail mogii had a good time at a dinner a gue of I r. rttruh of the $oalH on Saturday night, bo they Of course, pent a rr quiet Sabbath Judge McCredie and Ja k Cook linked theme two get about an ehedulws, muoh of a ki k out of a hum h of figure aa the average man doc out of a coo - out by FRED rULTON, inknock! half a minute, Dempsey who now cornea forward with EDDIE SANTRY, ONCE FEATHER CHAMPION, DEAD con- calling fight a fake. fession' of ' Alleged Fake Regarded as Solar .Plexus to Pugilism. Confession Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock Prexr Jt.ium will herd the hoy into room 214 and tnev will buckle right down to business. Tnev have many things to Battle. Including the adoption of a eehedule Ho they ynuMt get busy and keep busy until the job ia done The eeanon mav be chopped to twenty aix weeks and end earlier than !n former a ears so that the "junior world's aeries" gArpes can lie played The International league and the American assoThe winciation close early in October der in those two leagues will play a series of games, and the winner of that aerie will come to the coast to meet the pennant winner of the (oast league Vnlui the Coast league cloaca about the same time aa the two eastern leagues, the "junior wor d s seiles' will be an expensive proposition for the eastern clubs, for it would rot something to keep the men together until the Coast league wae ready to i'a However, that will all be threshed out tomorrow BvTn!versai Fervloe HAN FUANTIsro. al ten-rou- i l I rya Badger Boxing State. MAPISON. Wti Kt'b : -- Thi. n boxing lOmmiaHiini 4.ontinuaa to be iuh at a profit to t c stue State Treasurer Henry Johnson reported laet week that tie receipts ofr tie on mission fur tne calendar ndmg iKnnber T, UMS, Were $ 256 S win It now t at the lias run al ead upj iox him tlv Uu tnr receipts over ixpenditureM for the lust mi-i- ur 7 . n 'two jeaj. SHORES & Lak Balt Bears, to S, 1 i 'th 1 i . m-- tie. 10 ta is rZJ t lft t Tight, , ' t 1 tea R a rt ! BuoU unfR c l WILL FALL ' h f r' ah e? t T o e Me g wali m not o o iptd to a te ros He had a tstak nu Im rd He Ihm puers and d wr bep. a i a 'Mu I a tl to INTERMOUNTAIN COUNTRY , -- ci I m a a . f i t M's t wst ' d iliii and 1 I w am C(Ug to m g mg to gt i "v in .f tAe j rcseit the t f , ita nr nnunr m.uc u i lest re,vd oi hnruH m bn ajurtimiti nidi t h whne IM was , b Liii'n if boxer k pM I as thu'v ft ' 11 fw.ie ar round , .u, fhhrte and and as wa- - . -t n h . ? V however whs the best in the ioag i i nd it is aid by bawbail men v ho have looked him over i ly that f,t b.iii . Play Off. SALT LAKE DIVISION. SECTION 1. Wvo-min- who was supposed to -e been . Included In one of the deals of a year-agoCaldwell, It is reported, is to be used In a trade for another big right-han- d pitcher. Caldwell, It Is said, will ha Included with Catcher Mayer ami Inflelder Coonev for the aforeaaid rightliand builer. Just sprang quite a surprise lr.st Friday team Ins whom Eraiee and Barrow Intend to trade thev took the strong Granite g outfielder is not camp by the store of 32 to 1. event t.f for a tw was but anticipated, stated. Perhaps If they find Harry battle supporters v I.ianiij Leopard Hooper persists In refuskrig to go back staunchest tort to Boston, they w ill place him on the hoped for such an overwhelming The Bingham team, although beaten ot market. Boston writers do not say what H'" theii1 In the Granite learn hoopsters pitcher Fraxee will land, but declare It gam, has Improved great'y since that will prove to be a real sensation. 'time. They srored a brilliant victory o't? the L. D S. U. team at Bingham in Washington BUI Approved. evening and it is thought trial thtt t. OLYMPIA. Wash., Feb. Eight rounds will be able to gi' e even th Leopanli of boxing will be legal In the state of a good ruo when they clash" with then The match wu, Washington If the recommendation of a tomorrow afternoon. senate committee be followed by the leg- originally scheduled for the East his The bill .would provide for a coop, but as Principal George A. islature. commission to govern th sport. Governor has put the taboo on any games In th East high gymnasium the contest wit IJster is expected to iign the measure. probablv be staged at the university. The West high players In their gam tended a boxing show at Camp lewis with the U. of U. preps last Friday mule last week In which, Harry Anderson a fair showing, but not anywhere neu fought a draw with Harry Schuster, and what was expected of them. Howeisr, Frankie Tucker split with Bobbie Moore overconfidence is probably what mav M The legislators decided to Attend and see said to have been the trouble with them, how they ought to shape their opinions and this difficulty should no doubt be overcome In the Panthers future games on a bill before their, for eight-roun- d when teamwork will have to be a necebouts In the state a a ssary pait of their makeup. Trainer Sandy MeN'aughtoti reports Panthers Play L. D. S; IJ. that Omar Khayyam Is wintering lri splendid fashion and that the coming The West sider will tanffle with Co arh year will see a marked Improvement In G. A. Rvnearson s L I H I', star tothe Kentucky Ierbv winner of 1917. Umar morrow afternoon at the Panthers Khayyam in the fall of 1917 went wrong Tne Gol-- and Blue have and It was found that he had contracted by the heating administered to them a' a bad foot trouble, but this has been de- the hands of the Bingham hoopsters and stroyed, and It Is upon this that JIcN'augn-to- n tne' promise to put up a good is making his prediction. against Richardsons crew, nPhoug d p 'avors the Panthers to come out Jack Fmlth. the fleetfooted oi'tf'eUier, who played with the Itterman Hospital The other contests for tomorrow w team while stationej at the Presidio, is he between the I, of U high and Gtanue wanted by several major league cluhs, Tins should prox e a x Ictory for the but he Is the property of the Ht. Louis The scheduled place is the I of L Granite Is rather downcast weclub, and thev are not anxious to part gvm with him, as the following clipping from lts ios to the Last high, but. neverthea St Louis paper will show will be out fighting Just as hard less, Branch Rickey had to leap over mam as ex er. hurdles to ret away from offers for The schedule for reads as foJack Smith during the meeting last week llows Fast high vs. Friday L. T. S. lT a ! Branch was stopped at every yard post ere: $rmnaxiuni, West high s Granite a and asked what he would take for Smith Granite and I', of l preps vs Binguam were among at Bingham. Bingham and the Fast hit Incidentally the Giants those who vut In a bid for Jack. should have no trouble in winning twr ' 'He's one of the fastest steppers in games, but the West bightGraniU" oiiteit the league getting jJown to first, withone. should lie a out a superior when it come" to bunting In section 2 of the Salt Lake dMsi nd he needs Just a bit of polish in chas- Grants' ills and Murray have mf each ing grounders,' was the way Rickey spoke other twice. thes two being the oniv about bmitli.' league games thus far played in t ill c n tOn The (rime next Saturdar evening ST LOUIS, a Feb. 2 A game with Vsnderhllt university of Nashville, Tann GrantsuDe and Tooele at Oran Goa h will be one of the big contests on the vide i due to be a hummer. 1919 footbuil schidule at Tooele has last xears first of tVasningtoi two The game will be plnved stringers. Cooper artd Han is. the leave univeistty. 23. The place has not deguards were the only men to Richards of OrantsvHle has the cided. les and KrVkson left. Billy Gibson, who, with lan Morgan AYins Two. Grantsville has been taking a hand in the airange-meh- t of bouts for wounded soldo is at In Giantsville easily won from the various arn.f hospitals, tells of overBoth contests, wide Tooele, in a pa the hearing an odd remark from one oi the game, defeated the faints last a ardav wounded while watching two men hoi at Murrav was scheduled to pla lonely it. It happened that this particular huut hut through a misunderstanding tic game was a hummer The boxert. were fightwas not stag It will no dloLt like two fiend ing in the near future. Give nnd take, hat k and forth at ross played The withdrawal of Jordvin from the ring they went at It pell ,,,el Close le t n. rnthor upset tills igu to the ringside thev had wheeled a poor ttsmfi being ieft without game fc fellow who had had his shoulder shot weeks However, all of the oarts away. Both legs were and expect to fill up their dates wth prsr-tone of his sleeve-- i hung limp missing atid empty e game wit ) teanls from other c'Uoru He seemed to bo by his side and divisions. v the bout, though he winced with njovmg every Little has been heard from section I low that shot through the air. ?, comprising t'oaJvUl, Park OR', As the men tame out of a and Morgan These teams uuahv ar wa'. ti.e wtninuedparticularly rough rally undeslbw in getting their game turned to a fellow hero bv hN side u)and but, as In the past, tney will w'thou. resen a doubt have fives to re; a (n'lt;h Pame. isn't them this vear strong It. oee, Im ,haR, rot In there" HILL MINING C0VPANY EUREKA American league club rlv,ttnd IhLhave STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. a new trainer this season annuel meeting of the stock nloj George Kuh'es wlo acted tn that capac- of The Eureka Hill Minin company ity last year hnv'rg resigned to go Into he the elecilon of trustees anil officers fl business Charley Hitt, former trainer the transaction of such other business a may be when he from may Rroperly come before the n'l,r?' overseas He is a member ofreturns the Cana- wllibbe heid at the companys ofHe,ln,.., dian army. il ' Deseret National Bank buIldlt-K- . .. First Houth street. In Balt 19. John Mahlum. former football star at Utah, on February Georgetown university, is dead in France 12 o clock Tuesda, noon. of Influe, xa. M ihliimwas JAMFS E BERKLEY, Fecretari widely in lnterscholastic circles befote Ae went AUCTION SALE. to Georgetown He was a There will lie sold at public bulWlns. wealthy lumberman. Mahutn enlist,, in February 7. 11, Public10 Safety kugust. 7917. ,nd. af;er trim!, g ,t, a. m., to b Suit Iaike City, Utah, Kear.iv, CL. was sent to IYan. e He bidder condition of sale, cash lo a sergeant , of goo-ispocket Knl'ea consisting 5 a x tehee, sundry lot of Jeeelry. The ring f GUS rt-r- i a v i lot bedding, bicycles, miscellaneous ol eran Milwaukee middleweight, tc are' near other govsla lng an end ("hr. Me. K; w PARLEY WHITE. obliged to retire ecsuseprol.ahjv of Policeof m. I -sirht.- He managed to hold on to his ring C E. Osterioh. Auctioneer. earning., however, and is reported to be First publication, January 19. in comfortable circumstances. NOTICE. DRS WOLVES. La. Feb. ,,T 4 Notice lg hereby given thatJi-- (J to the annual relay races at of Martin and Blougb .of D,ucf university are being sent to college USi Fourth South has traneterred-l- t the mtdd'e west, and athletic author!, and all drhta are assumed by the ui tie. at th local school expect the the ( who wi continue . 1,st th of tn signed, r,rt.Mt under the Same of stardatd meet will be 1lRry he'd April vj ' F, A. BLUtV a week before the Peunjyivania. relays. of Pennock, h- hard-hittin- ht Bar-lo- bi-i- h ot-o- i . L LITTLE ITEMS OF INTEREST SilfTtie, ! i P"nvahv woildnt have written this letter but had to do something, and now th,it it Is writ J might as wad send it and vou might as well read It. but suit vo.-ae- l' C, DRYLLN tc should ctvGop into a high grade bogie lU A contra t for 9iS was lent to Jones perform stir rt He IhM winter, but he returned r in t nost h1 I t rhs it with iibh-tinote to the effect that he Intended onthuslst whs otu of the to in he niuv, !o sluh.te ph - d il training nd made good hi ianpiioiv i t Mem nt w O U u? MkL m Iv in tie dav-lla uu" Joining few 1 m He nsuie goof prngres k w N'tk.n.M The .,uh trio iug end n tin Uet flUten pel bus ni.de grt ate John T be hsd Vr, np course And was them M rhb b ih said v The cut of the xtx k shout to be Hsrgred to a destroyer when iuxI.cmI jHr fir J i mlnnles having been trapped by Mr. H without expense o himself Thus you see the transaction li minnies preventiJ the morning in from being a total turn V far as Mr II was concerned T o lh two frugal gjvs would be of great help In rebuilding devastated France. IMt for the div ram which is still sc. ping thruugn on the h gosh Chinks 1 licit renree of rix base9 or IIK. against seventy-tw- o Mii r Coward U the f t not)' i ('rU'i Kilmin light li N w stni outs rrgisfetil. and was charged u i n n th southern citv with n.ne wild ut he one u Hi i''"i amed run . 5 In thioigi turn ! THIS WILL BE SOME BATTLE. ihh In r for Ji'b a 'ok s tut k but Grant got r Kbt M ih ss bke C five off Mirq mrd Lul Joi w'o, name f who we T1 .'v were tmt Mam p h f nth n n t tbstmore i a hundred teio am v ago, etived ad predicted !'dle v. Las s if ivi a b's bu" d d ' it' Mdte wa p'trv oi t K i t with th to it o w h tHe ev en it contr Giants for the com ng v a iti h r, and a The i ?iir imu e ts.ij i minister g fa", ftu, e aoord!ng to the Vl7 ig u ke p it aa a good lu k nrettv rod tme xas T the of league jveeid td rige from the navv lw thu ago, vllhirge as c fhtough New York or htw mil i i Railroad "Yn to E1;L to in home Ms Arcadia, lav, atoj p? d 'tv MmGTKM,( fxVv IVb 2 T"e Uan-- r off M b Giants offices snd ftfueincd n to Men t' irist.an association hi sictuiture greerrenf to plav l IdtfMrdm wd old its annual member-- j J Mging lv the figure ionu'1 ei on h?? and eiei tlon Kebruarv ll p r.ant nce with the Shreveport dub in a h b.i l4K considers Tar? of'ber for the ersUng Jure tl sti ft, but h, In !wetnv-fo,- r eiectnl he ' ear w i Preparations are. at k control rc'Hi om bv h being made for a good Urn and Ke ban- - held the earned nine in oreii 1 ?2 an g of nron to to svenvge quet ple&eant feature ivmente per les the ev ent, game llowexcr, h gave evtn- on- - e vs. OTHER 7?ED HOT MATCHES Admission, 50 Cents f t J tp ve eW h tr t of 0 e Ph t v T.imtctil t 8:30 TONIGHT, GILBERT, MORRISSEY 5 t k It Id x t a. m a HIPPODROME , THEATER i d to - e 1 1 enetrat mv t'e ght hours i i ok-!- Sec- , SPORT GOSSIP i ph ked up He examined gto t i two ..r t' ee other da-him, a mi smiled to tvc hem K some Cne dPo j k up the oh 5e 't sked Hun w u it wa mtno so evetvbody ouich w'M ne' on niks ! -- ! je-- S up one of those w k drv tnins tv Hill Wtigltv in GHlforT'ia parts i.g the rlrvt of t' e iib' o ise at d the fled toward Hnn t h e ben h Ijuih it'l even t e Td lie v Liver f ,i a t t k e.N.i.U e on vf tha o e I ru' d i fort 'I MR. C. DRVDEN WRITES. we have oav mi ( e! Fur e I Hriatlca. v utii. ipalios, PliAtl PrvMura H n n K right o-- i ftheamatlsoi, I present vlmt pnrrn ularlv reeded Jrss guvs to write uid more to d tht (limts So I tMrtk (ext ue me wniie 1 bank th fire 'am p.ist 10 They s supposed io not get at night Thtt the mops A dnme.te u ightier Man the Hre d.m-neAnd the union f a e for pote And at I . IN LEU Each Team in Local tion Has Two Games hard-foug- i Oolira. PiJa, Bright' ksStLi hr 1 uf n tr N -- I Ud Call or writ atfrtc fra 0U BPLCULTIIS Cstsrrfc, Drafama Htd , ! ! huMiti, ad rndta . Hilbert's evident ntuio tn form let Monday night when he tWKd ed Noting in liner rounds 1ms net t e tiii guessing aggln, and thv would not be stir s him win iu4 th pristHl to roivn from the rlassv Idaho b When belt la right, as he uppHientb tl hea mlghtv to gn bo to U u pe4ut and if he carries the h title to Mornse , ns te did to Young th. ! l iho hi' nolng to have a mtghiv luo .aS!g, ami is funs are l krlj to ey pti nt of r a! battHiijr Wiuie Hit nail uiig L Mamiger iHuvnug kui! jut tight thit of ,Ata wua the biniv-le- t the aihanca he has Ml this m iscu ,u d ,s ho has been plying to p.i(tU,iUv wipu tf er we-u looks a hovars ilouu b at u t m.um i tiuidUu' tni ii death of the t'rne tie bov h th n tin glovts M'W t)UK, Feb 2 T1 e l.ddle Me late The are Heveal other pionu riant, former aptwm 4 rnitihc on the I HI ctiant jud rbitadsipnia star. wvo made i e grek The tompltte carl in js fellow sauifhe in the Aigonna fcret i tit, Main whbc a ting Us mai'u of id batuvluui, six loundir tiiibet t v Mot when was oitig to the relief of the fa - Buttsllon,' re alls au im blent N unwind p Jai k mm s Uj.tfi of tibni m "Ovclnna i arecr at the Tolo grounds bnsta n sou e ' e it aro 1t U.i p u iv Vi Art Bii.sier l.du (Jcorgc vva' placing third base for the .second i ill ni k ri hj rKno" Ihii V m M e ibivs laving ome from - . Mt t f the team of The K.atern Jerthe l'ren hv Kid (y Mt Ms base aP prepaiatitv Huickle 'euiiuc Lirt prihrmniti I i K !? l' t , vfwise at Hiuhi I unUe-lfa douMe-hIt wa- ntmduv emg id. r vv ,.s on tie card and a j enl o fdav ( 1e n r XniHteur unl.mi t,! si r w was present TMre whs a Mmut Bo bo v tKe slants and lbblles r.M'r CHICAGO BOXER w e i a i t. ba1 and ;ifst division Mc'imohm aM MnruiAid Mre down to RECOVER FROM . UUeix from the ('Itv of ig un.l t ' City, Lardner. A Bid Transaction in Fish -- SPECIALISTS EOR KEN and WOMEN Offlc, Mt M.ln M. l! Ring v DRS. SHORES 2- b- - Janitins versus Poetind TITLE IS AT STAKE UK Wyoming oil men who month ago attempted to arrange a match between Champion Jugs Willard and Jack Dempsey Intend to renew their efforts to land the match, now tnat' Tex Rickillard up to an agreeard ha, algned ment to fight. They are willing to ofof fer a purse 12l,0'0 A telegram received last night reads as follows. "Chejenne, Wyo , Jan. 27. Spiting Editor Tribune. If Tex Rickard and Jess Willard are serious and mean business we will arrange a purse upward of $125,000 for Willard'a and Dempaey'a appearance In Cheyenne during Frontier week, the third week In July, date to be designated by the Oil Mens Association of Wyoming, said purse to be paid for a boxing match of ten or more round, no decision, and besides arrange through g th Oil Men's Association of to defray the training expenses of these two gentlemen for a period of six weeks before the contest P. CHESTER THOMPSON, CHARLES B. IRWIN. "Special Committee oil Men's 1 WOULD HAVE STATE SUPERVISE BOXING JKKFKilMiN in, Mo, Feb toxtng bill whit h weeks to establish a comi clares he Is not through making deal this winter, despite the fact lie already has put through two which he calculate will strengthen the lied Sox. He gave New York Pitcher Leonard for and Snore and Outfielder Lewi Pitcher Caldwell and Love, Catcher WalWaller and Outfielder Gilhooley ters wa the man he wanted from New oik. a it ha been admitted Boston receiver. did not possess a real A No. Next, he traded lnttelder Janwin to Washington for pitcher Dumont and Cau her Mnsqaith Aintunlth, Love and Outfielder Shorten wre then turned over to fietrolt for Third Baseman Oscar Vltt. Piazee ha thus been enabled in two d a is to strengthen his team in two sum where it showed weakness last sMMn. behind the bat and at third base. And vet ne has not oeen forced to weaken s lineup, as Ionard was the only plavet traded Who aided In winning the l'jix pennant, and even Leonard was not with the Sox the lost half of the campaign Manager Harrow now ha a pitching taff composed of Mav a, Kuth, Bush, Jones, bumon, Caldwell. Imbue, Pen-- i o. K and Perti'a, if Barrow can rom-pi- tt the deal with Salt Lake for Dubuc, and with Los Angeles for Pertlca Kin-mthe big lettliander, . was on the until a week ago, when Barrow turned him over to Connie Mack In place v, Lug I - n Harry F razee, the most persistent trader the American league own, de- ro-t- er NKW ToKK, Keh 2 - Jake v'F'Ir, left fielder of the Jersey tJty international league team, diwd last week in that city lat ijillert utul Iapc i who uio front on attaik of influenza Fell, who booked to met t in the tiuim iwi.t oi whs 2J yearn o k save promise of bcnjia-ln- g Ik)W nlngs boxing ehovv in the HipvHKlrome a great plaver Luring b(s initial test in piofessionH) htiseball last sea son theater this evening io de id. iln welterhe took part In JUx games, with a butting weight dmnpHU ship ot Me lnii mountain country, put the frmh and V6y tn fielding tmulitd oi avatage of thefr training terda ani prmount'e thrmelvea m the best of tor the Mlniv. Feb 2 - The first 11S purchase by the ht. Haul Amerkan association bataU club seemed HU her from Brooklyn, lan Grtner Manager to be seeking two Keliev is urdciMoo-outfielders and three inf. elders but is well sallsheU with the rest of is lineup. AMsenibly-ma- ping Players. n PROMISING PLAYER D1ES OF INFLUENZA FAll., hv Yet Through With Swap- lf . ST. fathered w.m Boston Red Sox Owner Not mission of three meniiMi to appointed llawe of San Fianclsm, hv Krtd the governor and to give the commix haj an excellent i fiance of being passed, slon overall worksupervision sparring matches nicoidlng to these who have been ing to that eruC and seveial of those in the state, wh intiodm ed in the senate last Week hi Stetuitoi Joseph H Brogan wno fought Us passage (vi the last sesfct. Iouis. Cnder terms of the bill the sion had teen won over state would be divided into three districts n romrnB-lce T wuM ho given power May Kill Rill. to establish idts and pemiitie oiut It ia now fearnl, however, that Fulrevoke licenses and bar fighter ginitv of ton's nduiKHun will prove a burner to participating line-hain fake Matches it passage that annot be overcoma. on of the i per cent would go to the state authorltias Kultori, aiMording t and the expenses of tne rummls-siotieasurv boxing, cum never lonsidarad a fighter would be limited to the fund until the last few months, but since his to he coast been the has meeting trip all corner and ha been winning with Bvuh ease that fight fajm were beginnnig a real pugilist. (o believe he wr He had lived down the prejudice en-him beveral ndered heie agHinst mouths Ago when he refused to fight in a benefit exhibition, and those who " W. By rltp Ixcd him the most liarshtv at hat But time had begun to sing hi praises since the announcement of the alleged ftRmc-u- p with Inuupsey, the confidence of the lovers of the sport has been lost to him forever. If the sonnet mnrkt wasnt over flooded China and still is seeping with a dry InFew Credit Yarn. I wake up in the night would feMh a faim iiuinl sistent seep. And ballade w e in F Fultons wiiu thought of going fishing, listen a inv redenc pU price talk. calMng it h uiv of sour grapes If the gents who innt Uuin things were while to the seeping of the seep, and lNervtHdv knows that Hun go ha k to the sleeping of the sleep. I'empiwy and sport mg-- .ooded huHon were biciklng tnelr ne kd to get And thtif editoi Tb had iMarM wntie t c high water mark, so to speak, in " f uaiM ial anglmg wa UUrd. and that the one a mat- b with a e reached Thurday e, a n mnri lug in our bayou, which ued to teem who t onuucrcd the othet would get the I ve ft hum h tbxt would wa l t it e battle Vndei thoa lif uinstaiiccg. fish Is There with m hvliu. nothing now out ox tea-nIt la unbolie jh,i Mat M.ese two could Writing odes and h'lun teaming lumber across the once g t Into a rbu: for a boxing "exhibition." bv The ore, teeming tuivou. We have with us again two Yankee foi hu' ilnug but a vniou o fight, for But s things are uuisututed r.ovv I in All both of them are retired their Attitude toward euh othep WAS tount glv mg that of two strange bulldog firmer and piesent dnector in banks. Satisfaction a a LiMjanitor At huv rate. Fulton's iiul baa for-- 1 Thc'e gent fish for the love of It, that ut him out of serious connldera-,im- l For, of course its univcreali oncedei is, loe of the nlcke's they pick up peda hkni ha dealt the XHine lion, mote rotten potc than ibvcr dling fish On the Thursday morning In They ? Mr luoW k aged 79, prowled around in his Jatntortt, boat and caught three bush league fish which he sod to a gent of color for IB ents. Mr H bad no luck whatever, o ho turn around, bgoah. And sell a 15 worth of minmes to Mr iiiii( , the Feb. 2 -- (hub own- g whlh hill, ers of the Texas league, meeting here sanitoday, voted for an elaht-ctu- h tation thtw season, thus making it a class A league, and on the aamo footing as the Southern The alx cities which made up the last season- - Houston, balU, league TO ST. PAUL CLUB lYrd double-crosse- B DAN"GRINER SOLD Feb. , Fulton tgned oonfi ssimi Ha the effect that e whs a willing party to a fake fight between himself and Jftek tmpey at Harrison Park. N J , July 27, last d year, anl that Dempawy him, ha .g'ven the wxing game the hardest jolt it las received here in year Till is tho opinion of followers of the sport, who believe that Fulton will never he able to win the confidence of the public he enjoyed up to the time of his .confession Jt Ih also In el bv boxing enthusiasts that Fulton s revelation tame at a most Inopportune time for the game tn this stute, Jnarfin'ir h ah there Is now pending Itffore the California legislature a bill The bouts peimlttlng TEXAS BECOMES AN EIGHT-CLULEAGUE Vaeo, Kbit Worth, Shreveport ami Han Antonio w til be in the race attain this year, and at todays meeting Galveston and Beaumont were r admitted to membership. were reAll offi cm of the league Morris, Include J W elected They Kurt Worth, who was again ehoeen to r tar and treasserve president, ure! - , fr HOUSTON, Texas, T- CHICAGO, Feb 2 A fur auffern g for several months from u inrvoua breakdown, Kddle ,ne of C s old guanl of teixera Hied at V home of hi mutter, PM South I.oomts street Sanrv prtv.ouaiv i.ad oeen taken to a SimUrii.m to lecover, but it waa inifoBSti.e for him t railv 8antry gained pugilistic recognition In 1MS when he kno ked out Ben Jordan of England in the sixteenth round In New' urk City. Because of this Victory Hantrv wa recxigntzel as the or featherweight champion of the world, Local followers of pugilism will lent remember Pantry through his fight with Terry McGovern in Tatter&kh a In 19u0 Xt that time Terrv was in his prime and knocked out Santrv In the Habile fifth round. quit boxing in HH1 He wa elected to the etate legislature for one term He ian again last year, and .his defeat is brlw-veto have had a veiy sertou& effect cm his health Handy was born In Aurora, 111. on Becember 11, 1H?6, but he aw vys made Chicago hi home He slatted to lox when he wa iy year oai. WYOMING MEN BID $125,000 FOR THE BIG FIGHT tne armistice mrP T o VS pi' 1,vvtv. TVT1 . er J was declared p, on oN'!e8 a In his day on of the that ever lived, the t.f vvi.hout th. ncht st ruh.g, nurstionini.. a Kune !v.' enniincr. Pitvher ot Nh ork.v.ho frh "i" n Ml U'nrtn-.- , look mar" c7-t- o Pitiren s Ju.lKrnent tin lul.s strike t Ktl,pU refer to Flr.nenm a a :vr'' pitcher." nothin 1, ce ly ha only fat amt speed ordinary curvw. Ktnnav unahle to stand klcktntr any nrer. L'inaen In a volm hi, that named to hoT Fool th. batter, p" not mf lh,ii more than you wlicn I quit pit' bing Flnneran im Mid jc-lc- mur-innin- Koity lYashimpon state inglglatorg' ' I. i s,' da-o- pin-mr,- ..K-r- I I at- - ' J. 1 ' - |
