The Commercial Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • 10

a if r- -1 THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL MEMPHIS MONDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 25 1918 1U 10000 MIEH1CMIS MIT IIISTOIIN UliflESTIS iSEIRCH FOB DENSMORE BE HOME THANKSGIVING DUE TO LICK OF FOOD IS PROVING FRUITLESS PREP SCHOOL RIVALS I Stalwarts Ready for Title Bout TO BOTTLE FOB TITLE Central High and Clash on Turkey Day This Number Left British1 Ports November 19 Racial Differences Also Responsible for Chaos Wanted bv the Grand Jury in Mooney Case i HARD TO PICK WINNER ALL IN AERO SQUADRONS WANT ALLIED AID QUICK HE CHARGES CORRUPTION Dope Kator I'obllc Foot ballers Hut I'alifrillr tila Hrpatatlon for I'liarltlac C'alea-Inllona They Had Nearly Caaiyleted Trala-lac at Kajgllsh Flytajg Fields Will Probably Be Leaded la Neve York Theaee to Mlaeola Camp Ilnngarlaa Deputy bays Differences Among: Italians Caeeha Jugo slavs and ether Races flheald Be -Vienna Wants Food All Efforts In Locate Denimnm and hers Rnbpncna on Him Hava 5600 Machinists htlll Threaten Mrlkr Top Row Tchudy Rainey Creson Liver McGoldrick Liddon Lawrie' Johnson Mason Smith Coach Bchloss Middle Row Hunter Jones Gibson Capt Perkins Thompson LeaUterman Williams Connelly Cathey Bottom Row Rosenthal Howe Craig Eberhart Mays All set for the tilt between ths football tven representing1 Central High and Memphis University which la to be staged at Ituaawood 1'ark Thura- day afternoon Thla will perhaps be one of the prettiest and cloaeat fought battles ever staged between the two ancient rivals The prep championship of the city hangs In the balance For the past seven years with one exception Central has been at the large end of the final-score In every one of these family tussles Not since 1911 has HL been able to defeat High although in 1914 they tied the Green and Cold by the score of 14 to 14 when Otto Schwill made his famous broken field run- The Hd and Blue supporters are confident I' will be able to break the Central High this year while Central is equally confident of victory In the past years Thanksgiving has marked the close of the local football season but such Is not the rase this year In fact it has only Just begun As a result both II and IT have Played very few games so consequently neither machine has reached Ita maximum efficiency and no direct line can be obtained on either However both elevens seem to be evenly matched and it is a toss-up as to which will come out victor (Bf The Associated Ureas) VIENNA FVIday Nov The unsettled conditions In the former Austro-Hungarian empire are due to differences between the various nationalities and lack of food according to Andreas Ossoinack formerly a deputy from Flume In the Hungarian lower house 'The allied countries he raid today send a temporary commission here to settle the dispute growing up on all sides between the Cxechs Austrians Hungarians Italians and Jugoslavs who appear unwilling to wait for the peace conference thinking that what they are able to grab now they will be able to keep There Is an Instance of this at Flume where fhe population Is 75 per cent Italian but who are disturbed by Jugo-Slavs bands All the disputed territories should be occupied by American troops who are Immensely popular and who wouldbe able to Keep order without friction Vienna should receive food and coal Immediately or else there will be the greatest calamity here in taro weeks There la no coal to bake bread or to maintain the supply of electricity The darkness of the streets In Vienna Invites Ilolshevlklsni and looting by starving persons la possible to send trains by way of Trieste The rallvay Is open but it should be guarded by a few Americans to keep off the Jugo-8)avs There la food In -the Austrian country districts but the Cxechs will not let it come through They want disorder here so they may occupy Vienna with their ponent was not more than a yard from the hole on the corresponding sn-oka Our erratic friend then1 showed a type of nerve and confidence that must have made him a dangerous opponent at all times for he sank a putt of IS yards when apparently hopelessly ticaten This so upset the steady player that his last putt for a half was some three inches short Do not take needless risks when the odds are naturally against you but when you are certainly beaten otherwise rise to the situation with confidence and you will win many a seemingly lost hole No game is lost until it is won In Field With Dogs Pointers Are Having as Much Success in Field Trials These Days as Setters The American Futurity in Review 1 ARKANSAS FOES READY BY A' 1KX'H WALT On each bird the cession on the scattered birds occasion as his handler flushed favors Central Dope puppy dropped to wing That was some 1 Henderson-Brown and Hendrix Meet in An-of the education of the shooting dog han nual Game Thursday dler Brock cropping out and It might bo well to say right at this point that it la a pity we more shooting dog trainers Bl to break field trial dogs preparations are on foot hero for the annual Pointer Wins Heepnd Place WENTT-TWO setters and pointers started in the fourteenth American Futurity which took place at Kparta 111 front Nov 8 to 11 Title stake Is unquestionably the classic ami runka in Importance with the National Championship which takes place annually at Grand Junction Tcnn The difference being this: In thie Futurity stake untried puppies whose dams- have been nominated at the time of their birth come together in competition while in the Championship only such dogs as have already made a name for tlmselves are eligible It is a long and a hard row from Futurity to Championship honors but dur- j- viniui Thanksgiving football game between Hen-drix College and Henderson-Brown College thio to be their fourteenth annual game A large crowd Is expected and the seating capacity of the stands on the field will have to bo enlarged A btg delegation of Hendrix men and Conway residents are expected to arrive Thursday morning on the 10 train or on a special train Former students and alumni of Hender- (By Universal Service) SAN FRANCISCO Cal Nov With the meeting of the county grand Jury called to Investigate charges of corruption made hy 1J Densmore director-general of employment under the United States Department of hor against District Attorney Fickert and other county officials In connection with the Mooney case only a few hours an ay all efforts to locate Densmore and serve him with a subpoena to appear before the grand Jury tomorrow have been fruitless Densmore Is tn be the star witness In the Ihvestlgatlon but since his report was made public all process servers have failed tn locale him although this city as well as the cities on the other side of the hay have been eotnbed by bailiffs and deputies In an effort tn serve him with a subpoena lie ta registered at a local hotel but he has not been seen for several days Gov William Stephens today flatly refused to cnnimeni on the report of Densmore When asked whether he would instruct Attorney-General Webb to conduct an Investigation of the charges the governor through his private secretary Martin Madsen said he had no- comment whatsoever to make Neither would the governor Intimate what action ha proposed tn taka with regard to a commutation of sentence for Mooney The International Association of Machinists San Francisco Local No 1 today voted on the proposition to strike in behalf of Mooney The vote was secret but Nolen secretary of the International Workers' Defens Leggue stated that 98 per cent of the membera favored the strike December 9 has been tentatively set as the day for the strike but a definite dey will be fixed later Nolan eaya the vote today represents 5800 machinists The Kan Francisco labor Connell and the Ktate Federation of Labor has named 10 delegates to -ask exeeutlva clemency at the hands of Gov Ktephena ASK PA It DON FOR MOONKY ATLANTA Ga Nov The Atlanta Federation of Trades adopted resolutions at a meeting today calling on Gov Ktephens of California to give Thomas Mooney an unconditional pardon Gov Dorsey of Georgia also was asked to usa hta Influence la-Mooney's behalf Mooney is under death sentence In a California prison for alleged complicity in the preparedness day bomb throwing in which caused the death of several persona- In Han Francisco A OK OPPOflFfi flTHIKK WASHINGTON Kov The A merles tf Federation of Labor la not In sympathy with the strikes reported threatened in protest against tha pending execution of Thomas Mooney Officers of the federation ara doing all In their power to effect executive clemency for Mooney because they believe there la a reasonable doubt of hia guilt CHAN GLAbi A EDITOR KKWBERNV Tenn Nov 24-Charles Glass who Is connected with tho Newbern Tennessean and the former editor of the paper who has been wlth the American Expeditionary Forces la Franca for ths past threo months has notified hia brothar Leon I Glass editor and publisher of the Tennesseean that he is working ln a office In Faria Being Son-in-law of President Is Expensive McAdoo Told His Friend WASHINGTON Nor The 0000 American troops now on the seas trying to get to this country by Thanksgiving Day left British ports on Kov 19 and may make it It waa stated tonight that they are the aero squadrona mentioned by numbers yesterday by Gen March They have been in training at English flying fields and had nearly completed their course They were to be sent over to man the next shipment of fighting planes from the United States Staff officers believe they will be landed at New York of course and will go to the Mineola camp where they will be mustered out in as short time as possible The squadrons are composed of Individuals from all parts of the United States This great body of expert flyers It is thought here will be a most invaluable set for the army of the future although the Individuals will retire to their homes with the privilege of enlisting ln the regular army when reconstituted or becoming a part of the great reserve of about 2000000 ex-soldiers CROWDER EDICT HELPS Baseball Is Still Officially Neaasscnttel Bat Ban Xs Raised The outlook for baseball In tho coming year has brightened considerably since tho announcement made by Provost Marshal-General Crowder that the work or fight order In connection with drafted men In the deferred classce had been suspended Thla means In effect that tha ban on baseball has been lifted although tho government has yet officially to brand the game as an The announcement of Gen Crowder Indicates that baseball has been restored to popular favor and that the major and minor leagues can now proceed with their plant for next season As soon as tho big leagues get together next month tho ball will start rolling again and baseball matters can taks their usual happy course CAMP PiKEnir RACE Defeats Crack Fonsten Eleven and Clalaa Feet ball (hampienehip of Seath LITTLE ROCK Ark Nov In a most bitterly contested game the Camn Pika officers trounced the strong Camp Funaton eleven here yesterday by a score of 7 to Two beautiful forward passes by Cspt Laun the powerful right half back of the PikcrY eleven to Fort quarterback ultimately resulted In the defeat of the visitors As a result of the victory the Arkansas soldiers now claim the championship of tho south and middle west For the moat part the Pikers employed straight football smashing time after time against thq strong Funaton lino and gaining mostly through tho Funaton left guard and tackle SHOWING BIO 8CRFRISE ARKA DELPHI A Ark NovT'2 Pup-porters of the Ouachita football team have almost gone Into- delirium about ths showing the Tigers made In their initial gams against Camp Pika's base hospital outfit Saturday Tho hospital team was heady and much heavier but the Tigers outgeneraled and outfought them The game was one of tho scrappiest ever held here with no letup until the whistle The Ouachita boys ran across three hard-earned touchdowns without fooling at all tho markers coming In tha first half while ths Pikers made but one Only by the aerial route could the Ouachita defense be punctured The remarkable thing about the huneh is that they had days been neiu iwwn man not given toeelatlon aa a rule ventures the assertion that If tho season lasts much longer his Tigers will class high among the best college teams of tho south It's probably thaclaaa of Arkansas now According to dope and dope very often goes Central has the edge on Central scored 30 points on State Normal 'ail as a result of straight football I' was only able to amass 11 points against the same opponent and the touchdown she scored was the result of an intercepted forward pass -(Central seems to have a strong crew although from present dope it is not on a par with the old Sullivan machines of former years The back lie id has plenty of punch and speed Williamson fullback hits the line like a steam roller while levy quarter is a veritable Jack rabbit when once lie gets loose Castle left half Is ho small pumpkins himself The center of the lino will be well eared for as -Capt Cooper Litton will be found stationed there Central will be weakened by the loss of Harry Schorr who is on the shelf with water on the knee but in Thomas Hughes a newcomer Coach Scharffe has found a man to fill tha hole left by absence Central will be further strengthened by the presence of Kain a hefty fullback who-played on the Green and Gold machine last year Kain reported for practice the first part of last week and la showing up-well probably has the smallest squad In the city Fifteen men comprise the varsity Coach Sc-hloas usea only four substitutes and these are linesmen Smith Livar McGoldrick and Haney are veritable of all and show as much skill in the backfleld as In the line Whenever one of the backfleld men succumbs-to the count Coach Hchlnas pulls one of the aforesaid men out of the line switches him to the backfleld and sends in a substitute lineman will most probably rely largely upon the open form of play and aerial attack Gibbons left half The second dog In the stake was Riverviow Queen's Toba also a pointer owned by JI Herbst of Ind handled by Herbert Flshel of Washington the same state This puppy is also known to the field trial public for in the puppy trials of the (Southern Ohio Club at Dillaboro ing the past 14 years many a good pointer Ind last April ho won second -place As son-Brown too are expected to make this and setter -has gone the route: a matter of fact It can generally be depend- JJ get-together affair ana root for This year there were 11 setters and 11 ed upon that the spring puppy trials of ltoaa1- polnteis in the stake which is rather un- the (Southern Ohio Club will brinor out a Tl game this year will In all Probability usual for with the exception of only one other occasion the setters have outnumbered number FuluVug'V" Va V'' nothing aid Looking the ifointurs proceeded to demonstrate that some upstanding- Aver and white pointer thS? ot thethfrte' cMtMttie'the when given an equal chance they can more dog and has a moat attractive wav In an- ln? tnirwen contest between ins than hold their own and a- proof conclusive tlo HI lie ad TTSiSJa abo've tiTTor! luwt few years The Reddles are practicing hard with Coach Hay good at the litlnt The team has Movement In the former for not many hi ln handicapped by a late start And a years aso it wus very unusual to see a icriew Queens Toba ran his second dearth of material but the Henderson men-pSimer Vet into the money at all much on Friday morning It was a tor is driving along hard with what he has less win the two highest places but here of November day ami the rain was and no doubt will send a well-drilled eleven late the short-haired breed has been on coming down In torrrents but the dogs were into the fray A fighting spirit counts a equal terms" with the setters as far as field hoUrmt hfvn Snc Tpat deaI and the Keddlea wUI hava lhat trials are concerned Judges did not feel disposed to call plus them ln before the finish Weather con- Captain Tennyson and Hall of last year it Ions however seemed to have no ill ef- are the only letter men In the squad Hall Every Jfog Has Ability feet upon this big pointer He went along Is a guard Tennyson having been an end through rain and mud in the same cheerful is now a halfback Moody and Darnell have manner aa though the sun were shining been developing welt at tackle McPherson brightly His pace and range were aua- s-nd Haynie are working hard at the ends tained until the very end Three men are In a hot race for the quar- Naturally under such conditions the birds i ter'B for the big game McPherson 1 hll whan It 1-nmM to uniformity we uuuer auen conditions ins Diras i Scarlet are fullback men of an? wwonfy by 'iStSJ? "tthrv" "2 aSd's those 23 startera will 1 iible to win found at all The heat waa nearly over I marked ability Honeley Rueh and 1 i nnnUiitin field trial out range of the dors and Just as one wiwi lennyson utia nis piaca tho dog runs the course over which he up Another bevy These birds runs and various other things The winner of the Futurity was the point ne winner or me uiurujr im me iwhu- iv VZ A viicm There may bo a double bill of football fare here on Turkey Day as Ouachita is angling after a strong opponent In caae of the double-header an enormous throng will he visitors hare that day The games would -not conflict er Cincinnati Nat owned by Fellows It was then that Toba showed his great of Springfield Mo handled by Garr on singles Uusually a dog gets his of LaGrange Ky lle won because he knew bead down lower when working single birds LEXINGTON Ky Nov 24 Jamea Brown millionaire Louisville banker told today of a talk he had recently with William McAdoo "Being the president'! eon-ln-law la expensive" Brown says McAdoo declared am making $12000 a year and spending $25000 As soon as the war la over going to ask Mr Wilson to let me go back to New "What about your candidacy for asked Drown think I will be a Brown says McAdoo replied AT ATLANTA la On Tonr Inspecting Saint hens Terminals and Facilities ATLANTA Ga Nov 24 William McAdoo secretary of the treasury and director-general of railways arrived here late -today on first lap of Inspection trip- of southern terminals and rallroad facilities He was accompanied Jay John Skelton Williams and several assistant directors Mr McAdoo will confer with federal managers of railroads in the south at a meeting tomorrow after which he will be entertained by Atlanta business men He will leave early Tuesday for Mflledgeville Ga and thence to Pensacola Fla MAYSTILL ENTER A Inductions 'Are Permitted Under Foma lasned Before Oct 81 MONTGOMERY Ala Nov 23 Certain inductions into the students' army training corps of Alabama and other states -are -permitted by the provost marsbal-gtneral according to notification sent to -the various state boards Saturday by Lamont of the state military department The inductfcns now permitted are under form 2007 or 2 00 7 -A sent out under date of Oct 21 or before that data The bulletin says: "Such Inductions must be completedd at the earliest posible moment and In no event later than Pea VOCATIONAL TO JACKSON Local Eleven Will Piny Jackson High ns Thanksgiving Ths Crockett Vocational High School football team has 4ccctel ths invitation of Jakson High b-iliool for a game in Jackson on Thanksgiving Day The contest wilt- be a return game as Jackson played here on Nov IB defeating Vocational by a scoro of 19 to Several teachers and students will accompany the team to Jackson This will be tho only trip which the local team will take this year The Vocational team expects to plsy the Central High School representatives on Dec 7 Is a marvel at shooting the oval to the Intended place and no doubt will play an Important part in the Red and Blue offensive The backfleld also looms up in tha perfect interference It gives to the man carrying the ball Fullback Creson is particularly good at blocking his man and running interference In general The Hod and lilue will he further strengthened by the presence of Fhllllp Tschtidy an end of the first water Tschtidy la rounding into ahape and although he will not start the game he will no doubt play a part of it hoof I School spirit runs high at both how to handle birds and also because he has speed and range Cincinnati Nat was a real bird dog ever since he was a young puppy I saw him the first time out at Vinita Okla in November 117 He was then only a little past six months of age but this youngster went out and pointed quail like a veteran Ho started in the puppy stake of1 the Southwestern trials and won second place mainly because of the fw that he found and handled game NORMALS BEAT UNION 11-9 The State Normai football eleven cams back with a rush yesterday winning over the Union University team of Jackson Tenn by a score of 18 to 0 Cspt Farnsworth made two touchdowns and Crawford accounted for the other It was Normal's ond victory of the season ALE OF COLLATERAL Notlee la hereby given default-having been mads in the payment of a certain note or obligation dated Oct Cincinnati Career 4 1911 payable thirty (SO) days after i In tha sum of eighteen thouear 00000) dollars- to secure the pa i ment whereof there was deposited as collateral the hereinafter described I date (518 institutions and -rooting teams have been formed Rooting is the menu and a large body of luyal supporters will be out to urge their favorites on Coach Seharffe who is also president of the High alumni has called ull the alumni together for a big rally Tuesday night to be held at Central High School COBB CORNER BY JAMES J-CORBETT but not eo with Toba As soon as he struck scent ha went directly to his bird with head and tail in the air And that Is the attitude ns retained as he pointed Indeed on point this puppy is a picture Makes Four Distinct Feints Toba made four diatinct and separate Point on th linfles and easily earned second place thereby: This pointer runs more like King Woolton- than any dog that ha come before the public in recent years King Woolton was a dog brought out by Ed Shelley about a dozen years ago and after that 'gentleman took charge of the dogs on the Paul Rainey place at Cotton the dog passed into the hands of the late David Rose who had quite a reputation as field trial handler in all parts of the country Dut particularly in Tennessee and Alabama Third place was won by a setter Mo-money Pinto Bess by name This puppy was bred in Ohio was purchased by Galusha of Albuquerque and was trailed by Avent of Hickory Valley Tenn who also handled her iu this stake Pinto Bess is a daughter of the famous Momoney owned by Avent ana is very much like her sire In action and general style but what is still more notsble she is perfectly broken -In this stake Mo-moneys Pinto Bess had no opportunity to show her real quality and she was therefore only awarded third but we have seen her handle game on the prairies and If he does the same with quail which we to doubt this little setter to be a factor in most of ths derbys of the present season In summer of the present year Mr Fellows sent Cincinnati Nat to the prairies in charge of Noah' Brock in order to give him exiierlence on prairie chickens and also to widen his range- Brock is a good breaker and can finish a shooting dog in the highest style of the art but he has had little experience in running dogs In field triala However he knew the requirements ami -the two months that Cincinnati Nat had on the prairies did him a world of good After the All-American trials at Mobrldge Mr Fellows invited Ed Garr the well known I field trial handler to come down to Spring- field Mo and select what doga he thought fit to campulgn for the coming season NEW YORK Nov Charles Ebhets Among others Garr took thla youngster president of the Brooklyn Baseball Club known as Cincinnati Nat lie took him today sent a telegram to William If Taft on to Kentucky to condition him for the saying that Mr Ebbcts and hia associates trlala and then ln of the Brooklyu club earnestly hoped that Illinois for a few weeks preliminary work property I as the bolder of the aald obligation will on FRIDAY DEC 0 1911 within lawful hours at tha northeast corner of Second Street and Adama Avenue In front of the Adama Avenue entrance to the Khelby County Courthouse In Memphis Tenn offer for sale and sell at public outcry to tha highest bidder for rash thirty (10) bonds (or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said Indebtedness) numb-red 9512 to 2528 Inclusive 2(14 to 2(90 Inclusive 2(97 to 2(99 and 3705 to 2709 Inclusive being consolidated and refunding five per cent gold bonds Issued by the Memphis Consolidate Gas A El-ctrlc Co of Memphis Tenn of the denomination ef one thousand ($100000) dollars each maturing Jan 1942 JOHN TX MARTIN Memphis Tenn Nov 14 "What do you queried Morrissey "A pistol duel" replied Hyer many paces away shall ws be "before we will not fight this replied Morrissey and so no fight of any sort took place between the two men Soma months later Hyer failing to coax: Morrissey into a match challenged Wllliami Perry Tipton for a side bet of 52000 But the Slasher ignored him Hyer tried to lure other foes into the ring with him but failed All of them had too much respect for his prowess And so Hyer was forced Into fistic idleness and took up his residence In New Yerk City dying there on June 28 18(4 aged 45 Mr Taft would accept the office of national eonimmiaaiener of major leugue baseball Mr Kliheta assured Mr Taft of his unqualified support WIIIGLK1 WANTS TAFT rty rnivsrsal Service)' CHICAGO Nov 24 William on giounds similar to those over which the Futurity was run As luck would have it Cincinnati Nat drew a course that was (cry open much stubble and pasture land with here- and there a ravine grown to scrub oaks or a little thicket where birds usually haunt Nat was true to his early prairie educa- tion when he struck this territory and he quickly negotiated it but he did not remain on barren ground very long On the-' other hand he flitted across the first sec-1 tion and tlion madu direct for a thicket i of scrub oaks and a moment later he was found on point How the galleries galloped 'over to see this point! The puppy was there stanch as a rock head up and tail up Garr rallod to the Judges that the birds I were running and verily they could be seen on the ground moving into the thicket Wrlgley Jr principal stocklinlder of thr- Chicago National League club and the man who made possible the Alexan-der-KUIlfer deal tonight came put flat-footed for the plan to make William Howard Taft the supreme power in baseball PtH)I FI ND PISSKS John Turrolt or the pool and bit- it waa dull rainy day just such a one lianl committee of the sporting war fund when birds arc hard to flush announrrii yesterday that an additional fit Garr put up four or five birds however but part of the bevy waa still there and had been turned over to the fund by the BY CHICK EVANS JR proprietors ef the Pastime Parlors bringing ths grand total a bit beyond the 1200 mark Nat promptly showed the Judges where they were by making three points in rapid suc- Quality Is Insurance 1 Note: This is the first of a riei of articles by Corbett that will appear in this column from time to time concerning pugiliets of the earliest days of the sport in America) MERICAN pugilism dates from 1816 when the first battle London prise ring rules wssstaged between Jacob Hyfr niv Victory went to l-iyer after a gruelling battle and he was acclaim sd the pugilistic no For a quarter of agnentury laml nionopo'iiethe 2 years of age I announced that he "un Ki tmmtorriJing battles In all the history of the game A Chip Off Old Block Hr 2 inches tall an weighed 180 pounds while though 2 Vt inches shorter Hyer convinced pugilism that chip off ths old by of fighting ability rushed with the first call of -time and "'vrtJloskey in his attack Any man but McCloskey would have quit after rounds But in that contest McCloskey bewed al-most supernatural gameneajr and 100 rounds of battling found him still able to go to scratch although In terriMe cendlUon Through the last 25 rounds Hyer mercifully begged McCloskey to quit afraid I'll kill him if I have to hit him much declared Hyer But Me-Closkcy and the men In his corns- continued deaf to pi ess As McCloskey reeled out for the 101st round Hyer advanced struck him on the Jaw -and down went McCloskey into a crumpled inert heap yelled Yankee Bullivan who was seconding McCloskey and sponge into the ring In token of McCloskeys defeat after 101 rounds or two hours and 55 minutes of fighting Asks $19000 Aide Bet Shortly afterwards Hyer was challenged hy this same Sullivan who Insisted that ths battle must he for a 810000 side bet Hyer quickly raised the necessary backing and the two men fought In Point Rock Md Jan 10 out in the open and on a day that was bitterly cold McCloskey and Johnnv Ling acted as seconds for Suiltvan while Tom Burns and Joe Winton took care giant tn comparison with Sullivan Vest his rival almost to a pulp and In the round after II minutes and 17 seconds of battling Sullivan collapsed So badly was he whipped that he had to be taken to Mt Sinai Hospital in Baltimore where for a time it waa feared be would not recover About three years later Johny Morrltoey OCA-COLA remains exactly 'the same product that it wai before the war the output reduced but the quality maintained no change made in ordef to dilute or cheapen or in any other manner alter your drink The quality of Coca-Cola is our only insur- ance of business for the future and our best safeguard against the piracy of unscrupulous manufacturers who seek to take advantage of our reduced output by palming off concoctions colored and flavored to imitate Coca-Cola When you order Coca-Cola ask for it by its full name and demand the genuine Your palate will tell you whether been imposed upon If you suspect that you've been served with a substitute put the question squarely up to the dealer THE COCA-COLA COMPANY ATLANTA GA HEN to accept risks in a closely contested game of golf is a matter that takes the exercise or rood judgment It Is undeniable that the ability to play a ball from a hazardous position is an asset which wins many games As a general rule it is better not to- take risks when your opponent is down to you Then the situation calls for concentrated thought to maintain your advantage and keep your opponent where you have him The ablest of golfers occasionally meet with misfortunes' and most of them maintain that when the ball is foond in an absolutely Impossible situation the best plan is to concede the hole The player who adopts this course should guard himsflf against developing a tendency to yield too easily 1 No golfer should ever despair no matter what kind of an opponent he finds himself pitted against The tendency to he thrown off fame by tho playing of a superior opponent is a weakness which must be overcome The biggest results come always to the fighter The Dangers of DUtance 0 If your opponent has a longer' drive let that fact disconcert you Accept the situation chetrfully and let It inspire you to your best effort without leading you into trying to got a carry that is beyond your ordinary power Trying too hard for distance leads to disaster in the same way that in a ball game a who tries to "knoak the cover off the is a pretty easy mark for the opposing pitcher Ten or IS yards extra length from the tee while a help does not win the hole Sol this advantage of a rival should not dis-ccncert you Go right ahead playing your usual game And don't sacrifice steadiness to the natural desire to accomplish something beyond your power We an know players who seem to have the remarkable ability to do their best work from seemingly impossible situationa Recently 1 watched a very interesting match between two players both of whom played wonderfully well They were an Interesting contrast tn type One was a consistent steady player while hia opponent had a curious knack of making some very poor shots and then recovering frem them at just the right time in a most astonishing manner Don't Take Needless Risks The pair were all square with one to play The last hole reslly called for a drive and a pitch with the hole situated Just over a bunker which ran across the course Both got good drives and the steady played on the second shot put his ball some 1 yards beyend the hole The erratto player dubbed his approach and found himself under the face of tho bunker I watched him srlth great interest for it looked like a perfectly hopeleso chance However he did manage to get eat ef tho bunker with his third shot while hi an who had gained considerable reputation by that time challenged Hyer who accepted But as the day for the match neared Mor REAL1 CIGAR Its now banded to insure your "getting the genuine Quality unequaled Sold in Memphis everywhere' you go fH-FENDRICH Maker EVANSVILLE IND rissey backed ont thus forfeiting 1100 In October 1554 Morrtesey challenged again and the 20th of that nienth was named os fight date with Abbey Y- chosen as the battle ground Proposes Pistol DneL When tho rival fighters reached there with their supporters it was found that the Morrissey faction greatly outnumbered that of Hyer The champion realised that under such conditions he probably would not get a fair deal In a London prize ring fight- So ho got two revolvers and handing one to Mor- "This is a better way of settling our dif-Isrsaeoa than with our I i A.