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Thursday, December 18. 1919 LL PAbO MORNING 11MES. nothing and ha lived the rest of Ml jiife in veritable poverty. Dies, Keeping Secret of Big Diamond Field JINGLE OF SLEIGH BELLS DROWN HUM OF MOTOR AS SANTA WHIRLS BY Asks People to Help Americanize Aliens By EDWARD M. THIERRY.

I'plngton, South Africa. "Scotty" 1 1 IF. I English Referees Puzzle Yanks -mmia 1 1 Smith has Just died here a name more widely known In South Africa than any save that of ths great Cecil Rhodes himself. With him died ths last relic of thrill fc'v Mill vM.r!?.z ii "Ml ing, melodramatic frontier days. And he carried to tha gravs the se Woman Matador To Appear Sunday in Mexicali Ring MEXICALI, Lower California, Ie.

11. What Is declared to the first anpear-anos la western Mexico of woman matador Is scheduled tor the boll flslit here nest Numlny, Honors H-(Ina Martinet of Mexico City has ayed the Job of dltpetrhlnf four wild bulls. cret of the "lost diamond mines of the Kalahari district." He died stubbornly refusing to reveal tlx alts ot untold Invaders Must Land K. 0. to Win THERE may be truth In the assertion of a defender of English referees of boxing to the effect that these officials would not knowingly give an unfair decision against American fighters, and that thtpf should not be charged with Jalas even though their rulings at times' seem to favor the home athletes, writes Cross Counter.

That Is a reasonable 1 proposition, but what puzzles the boxing enthusiasts of the United States! is that nearly every time prestige or a ttile 1 at stake the decision goes to the Briton if he Is on his feet at the close of the scheduled number of rounds. It Is a matter of record that no American champion or challenger r.ieeilng a Briton yet has received the referee's decision on points In England if the bout went the limit. Americans who have won bouts In England have knocked out their opponents. Kid Lavlgne knocked out Dick Burgc, Tommy Burns knocked out Gunner Molr. Jimmy Barry knocked out Walter Croot, George Dixon stopped Nunc Wallace, and Kid McCoy and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien knocked out nearly all their opponents In England.

1 i rim 11 Houston, Texas, Dec. 17. Allen agitators In the United States have caused potlticlani such "excitement and worry" hat all aliens, regardless of raca or class, ara likely to tarred wjth tha "same stick ot distrust," said Rabbi Henry Barnstoln, addressing the Sales-msnshlp club here. "Every red flag that la waved raises the cry of 'alien!" regardless of tha alien's class," said the i alibi, and added the Industrious alien who makes tha "valuable citUen" should not be distrusted. Bolshevism Is not a Jewish movement, Dr.

Barnsteln dt-clared, although there have been charais to that effect, arising out of the fact that Leon Trotsky of ItusMa Is a Jew. "Because Trotsky Is a Jew. and ona of the outstanding leaders of the red relitn of terror In Russia, therefore Judnlstn Is held responsible for Bolshevism Iti the minds ot many persons, "Trottky Is a Jew by extraction only and if Judaism is to be bold responsible for Trotsky, then Christianity would be no less responsible for Lenlne." wealth. Notorious and picturesque on-tlme desperado, ftigltlve, diamond advent urer and cattle runner Scotty Smith was a sort ot a combination ot American Jesse James, Australian Stingarea and Mexican Villa. TKRKOR1ZKD BOKHH, DKK1KD OOVKRNMF.NT.

For a quarter of century be kept Boer farmers In a constant reign bf terror, wielded a rule of fesr among natives and kept ths government out ot breath trying to rapture him. RICHARD MAKES i 4 -J sm Looking at the other side of the pie- the conclusion that their method ot Coming with the Smlthsnnlsn-Untver- ture, ws find that John C. Heenan, the computing the points In a boxing con first American champion to eo to Er.g. sal African expedition to I'plngton, 780 miles north of Caps Town, on ths edge ot ths Kalahari desert a vast, water V7n BID 10 SHARE aWl Wm 50-50 WITH I 1 HJ DE COIN 'I test Is radically defective. TU'FLVK-KOL'ND LIMIT A BECOHD.

less tract extending a thousand miles further north ws heard about Scotty JCOTTY SMITH" The statement by the writer that 13 Smith on every hand. Unluckily he died a few days before we reached I'plngton. He was 7J years Dr. Barnstein said he was heartily In accord wlih the movement to rid the rounds was the shortest limit In the history of heavyweight championship bouts has brought forth the assertion that Sullivan frequently defended his title tn four-round bouts. This is absurd on Its face, for under London, rules old and for So years had lived a peace country of "the undesirable elements all title fights were scheduled to a who would not be assimilated but to place all aliens In the same category does not conform to American Ideals." Americans, by precept and example, should help aliens "assimilate American ideals of Justice and fair play," Rabbi Barnsteln said.

In coucluelon. finish. Every time Sullivan or anv othw ful, blameless life on a small farm here. He had wiped out old scores by notable work in the British Intelligence service during the Boer war. His real name wa George St, Ledger Lennox, and hs Is ssld to have come from a ducal family of England.

When he cams hera about ths time ot the Kim. PARIS, Deo. 17. "Sparrow" Robert-son of New York, representing "Tex" Rlckard is conferring with M. De Coin with the object of having De fighter of London rules days Jeopardised his title, the contest was a finish one.

running In the Ilnsuto war, and once tie was tried for niurdrr at Klmberly. But he always escaped. While hiding from his pursuers In the Kalahari, the outlaw Is enld to have discovered a rich diamond field. But he steadfastly refused to tsll its location prcferiiig to forfeit wealth rather than share it with the government Scotty railed against the law which was. and still is, that 0 per cent of newly discovered diamond fields automatically becomes the property of the government.

He either had to take 40 per cent or nothing. For ha couldn't work the mines and murkot the diamonds without governmental consent. So he chose Coin join Interests with Klckard In promoting a Dempsey-Carpentier fight. Even when Sllllvan finally made a Owing to the difficulties which It Is be berley diamond rush In 1870 hs speedily got Into trouble and gave ths name of match with Corbett, the first championship bout under the Queensberry rules, the contest was to a finish. lieved would bo encountered In staging Modern Santa Claut and his wife on their way from coast to const.

Sullivsn would not have lost title even tame bark may corns from oerwrk, cold seltli'it In lbs muscles ot the back, or from disease. In the two former rses die right remedy Is BALLARD'S SNOW LI.NIMtNT. It should be rubbed In thor-ouiihly over tho affected part, the relief will bo prompt and satisfactory. Sold by all druggists. Adv.

the battle In the United States, Kickard Is reported to be prepared to aid De Coin In holding the championship tight in Paris. Rii'kard. according to Robert "Scotty Smith," which has clung to him ever since. FIN DM DIAMONDS, BIT RKK1S 11.AI 8K( BET. In the 80 he wss convicted of gun- had he been knocked out In a short glove bout in those days, for the reason car so after all Santa will still bs heralded by the familiar and joyous sound of the bells.

In this motor car home. Santa as pictured, has traveled with Mrs. Santa that no championship bout coUld be son, would be willing to advance half stagyd except under London rules and to a iimsji. the capital required and share equally with tha French promoter In the profit from Massachusetts clear across Ohio As a matter of fact, It was Sullivan's or loss. The negotiations are said to be on his long Journey to the Pacific coast plan to "try out" prospective opponents for title fights In short bouts with gloves In halls.

Proof that titles did not change hands in short glove bouts Is found In the clove bout between Sullivan and Joe On the way he Is taking in large cities on tha route and telling all the good children where the best toys can bs secured. A letter box on the side of the There will he no sleigh-bells on reindeers when Santa Claus comes along this Christmas. Reindeers and the sleigh are things of the past for the 1919 Santa Claus. Old Santa Is right up to dale and a little ahead ot It Judging from these advance photographs of his present-day equipment. He comes this year In a motor truck but It Isn't lust an ordinary motor truck such as wa seen upon the streets every day.

Santa carries his homo with hirt and Mrs. Santa Claus is with him sines business has grown tremendously sines his last visit and she Is helping out. Instead of sleigh-bells on deeri Santa has saddled them onto the motor of his progressing rapidly owing to the expected arrival In New York within a few days of C. B. Cochrane, of London, who promoted the.

recent fight between Joe Beckett and Carpentler. house Is for letters to Santa Clans only. Goss In Boston In 1990. Goss then was Besides coming this year In a motor truck, Santa is also his own mechanic. He can repair broken motors as well as broken toys and he is some house build er Judging from his traveling home with conveniences of a modern home, the tltlejiolder, and the young and powerful Sullivan had the antiquated Qoss practically out In three rounds.

But that did not affect Goss' title. He remained champion till a short time afterward, when he met Paddy Ityan In a title match to a finish. It took Ryan 87 rounds to beat Goss. BEMPSKY'S SVSTEM 18 OLD, After an oracular critic had reflected land to fight for a world's title, beat Tom Sayera so severely the Briton could not get out of his corner for the forty-third round. The referee had left the ring In the thirty-eighth round, at a time when Bayers was plainly a beaten man, without giving a decision, which was a flagrant violation ot tha rules.

Thf ring ropes were cut In the forty-third round and the helpless Bayers wns carried to his quarters, Heenan walked to his dressing room. Although the referee did not name the winner, English critics called the battle a draw and thought to mollify Heenan by having two championship belts made, one for Heenan and one for Bayers. Heenan's was not paid for and the maker took It away from the American. Jake Kllraln fought Jem Smith, champion of England, IDS rounds at Seine, France, on December 19, 1887. Kllrain had all the better of the encounter, but at the close of the one hundred and sixth round the referee, an Englishman, halted the bout on tha allegation that It was too dark.

It was the understanding that the contest would be resumed the following day, but It never was, and Smith thus eccaped a beating. Kllraln, during the battle, was beaten by sticks In the hands of Smith's heelers. BLAVIX CHEATED, TOO. Frank Slavin, a native of Maltland, K. S.

met Smith In Bruges, Bel-glum, on December S3. 1889. It was a repetition of the bout with Kllraln, only that Slavin was more severely beaten by those outside the ring. Slavin had no difficulty In beating Smith, but the ring was rushed -in the fourteenth round and the English referee called the bout a draw. But here notejtha difference.

Slavin was a native of an English colony, and tha English sportsmen took up the matter, saw to It that Slavin got the winner's end ot the purse, and also brought about the expulsion from the Pelican club of Squire Abingdon, who had been perniciously active In behalf of Smith. One of the first boxers under Queens, berry rules to get a taste of EngliHh decisions was Dave Sullivan, who, as a bantam, boxed with Pedlar Palmer In London In 1897. Sullivan beat Palmer eo severely the Briton had to be assisted from the ring. But Palmer got the decision on "points." JPackey McKarland boxed S5 rounds with Freddie Welsh In 1908, and although many English critics Insisted the American had the better of the ar-gument, the English referee gave the decision to Welsh. McFarland refused to make a second match with Welsh In England.

What happened to Willie Ritchie he boxed Welsh for the title Is a matter ot history, and the two decisions In favor of Wilde over Moore and Lynch furnish corroborates evidence. There are few American boxers who could with safety to their reputations The Business Man ALASKA IS NO ICE CHEST-FLOWERS GROW BESIDE GLACIERS on the salient features of the battle of Maumee bay, he reached the conclusion JACK KKAKXS DECLARES DEMAND FOB ON 1500,000 IS Jl HTIl'lKI). San Francisco, Cal Dec. 17 If the promoter of a World title fight between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentler realizes 81,000,000. Dempsey will demand 500.000, Jack Kearns, his manager, said hera today.

"The stadium promoters In Paris have cabled me they expected their house would draw $1,000,000 for a Dempsey-Carpentier fight," Kearns said. "I cabled back I would demand a 60 per cent guarantee, and expect the answer to my message is In my office In Los Angeles now." i "If tha stadium draws $1,000,000 It will be because of Dempsey, the champion. Carpentler or Beckett or any other pair ot fighters not Including Dempsey would not draw half that much. Therefore my demand for a spilt of $500,000 Is Justified." Kearns said he would leave for Los Angeles tonight. I have seen more furs on Broadway that Jack Dempscy had originated a distinctively new system of ring procedure.

In the contrary, Dempsey's system Is as old as the hills. He employs tha system that John L. Sullivan used, and that later was adopted by Terry MeCJov- In July and August than I have seen In i of the higher orders, heavy blossom on stunted stalks. In August berries are abundant. One, the salmon or cloud berry, the natives pack in oil and use as a food In winter.

em, Kid Lavlgne, Stanley Ketrhel and other robust rlngsters with a disinclination to remain. In the ring any longer than was absolutely necessary. Demp- sey used the rushing, hard-hitting tac Here, too, grows the great favorite, the strawberry. Perhaps this alt seems strange, but remember that Ala-ika la only as far north as Norway and Sweden, and, thanks to the warm ocean currents and genial sun, which shines from 18 to 20 hours In summer, all nature responds very quickly and strews her tributes over tho land. tics of the knockout brigade of the American ring, with this difference.

The chRmpion uses greater speed, more force ful blows, more brain, more boxing skill and mora combatlveness than any of h(3 BASKETBALL. Lincoln, Dec. 17. University of Nebraska, 37 Morning Side college of Sioux City, cyclonic predecessors. His isan old style of ring fighting, backed with superior physical powers and boxing science.

JACKSON A PHILOSOPHER. FKKN SEED at'KST. In Ellmibethan times In England, fern seed was accredited with marvelous powers. It was believed to render invls-lhle to the mortRl eye any person who could find It and wear It. Alaska during my 17 years there." Tills waa what Dr.

Leonard S. Sugden said, when asked If Alaska waa not the old "Ice-chest" we used to think It was. There Is much misinformation In existence regarding this rich possession of ours and one of the most common bits Is regarding Its climate. Purchased In 1867 from Russia for $7,200,000 it has paid for Itself over 66 times. It derives Its name, from the Indian, "Al-ak-shak," meaning "Great Country." From east to west It extendi 4,000 miles, or as far as from 'Frisco to New York and back to Chloago.

Its range of climate la considerable. Along ths coast, the Sltkan district, and to the westward, the climate Is very equable, due to the drift of warm Pacific ocean currents; tho annual rangs Is from zero to 75 degrees, While It Is true that far Inland this would vary considerably, here we find a region of luxuriant vegetation. It Is a strange, almost paradoxical, thing to find flowers blooming in this land of glaciers, ofttlmes at their Very sides. But throughout Alaska the abundance and variety of wild flowers Is striking. Many are kindred to Our own of the states, and among them are gentians, saxifrage, lady slippers, cycla-mlnes, asters, daisies and popples.

Ascending the mountain slopes they gradually give way to mosses which lie like a rich carpet covering tha soil beneath. These range In color from the pure Peter Jackson unquestionably was the most dignified and leasr assertive of all the prominent pugilists of the past. His reply to Sullivan's boast that he "could you are thinking of appointing as your executor will perhaps not be able to handle your estate and may not want the burden. Would not the experience of trained officers of this bank be a relief to him and a better arrangement for your fam' ily? Consult our trust officers. They will welcome your personal inquiry.

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"I will fight any man in the world." This answer was a true Index of Jack-son's bearing both In and out of the rlnr. His explanation of his defeat by Jeffries, at a time when the negro was out of condition, might be taken as a model by other defeated pugilists. Jackson said result of the Jeffries fight could not be helped, can assure you I left no stone unturned endeavoring to work myself Into thorough condition. I think It would have been lust another Slavin affair only for what I think was a lucky punch-he got home In ttw second round, didn't think he knew it until he saw I go to England and take a chance with English referees. These are Jack I'empsey, Hike and Benny Leonard.

These title holders would be from me before long. Of course a lot of know-alls have been spreading rumors ot all klnda to the effect that I was a KAtV K1I.K, Ths raw silk production of the world each year Is estimated at 40,000,000 pounds. likely to knock out their British oppo. ner.wi before the limit was reached. English referees msy be above suspicion of catering to English boxers and total wreck, but I meat) to fool these people before long." But Jackson did not fool the "know-slls." for he steadily grew worse and JOHNS THK WINNER.

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