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and Phils won. Alexander was nit
hard in one inning. Mayer finished
strong. Long got two doubles and a
single, and Bancroft and Killifer three
hits each.
Krapp outpitched Finneran and
Harry Lord's Buffeds won another.
Chase belted a double and two sin
gles. Chief Bender has been uncondition
ally released by the Baltimore Feds.
Once in a while Connie Mack guesses
right
Johnny Dundee had an easy time
for ten rounds with Ritchie Mitchell
in Milwaukee. Mitchell was knocked
down three times in the early rounds
but finished strong. Mitchell was su
perior in fighting at long range.
Packey Hommey outfought Ad
Wolgast in ten rounds at Brooklyn.
Wolgast's left eye was closed.
Charley White wants another
chance at Freddie Welsh over the ten
round route in New York. Charley
should realize by this time that he
has no chance against the Briton at
such short range. The money is easy,
but there is no hope that the chan
pionship will shift It is time this pair
was fighting 20 rounds. White is will
ing, and it is up to Welsh. Fans could
force the champion to defend his title
by refusing to patronize these danc
ing evenings.
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LIQUOR MEN'S ASS'N FAVORS
TAX ON LAND VALUES
The Chicago Liquor Dealers' Pro
tective ass'n favors a tax on land
values.
In a letter addressed to members
of congress the association says that
the increased tax on the liquor traffic
does not fall on the wealthy owners
of great breweries, distilleries and
vineyards, but are shifted to should
ers of the small retail liquor dealers
.and can't be passed by them to the
ansumer.
they invite the attention of
igress to the land tax and says:
cannot conceive of a fairer
lod to all classes than a tax on
land values" and ask congress to in
vestigate it They say such a tax
will be opposed by all wealthy para
sites, land-holding corporations and
land speculators.
In conclusion, they suggest that it
would be a welcome opportunity for
all true patriots in prohibition states
to share with retail liquor dealers in
wet states "the privilege of contrib
uting their just quota to the revenue
of our glorious country."
The letter is signed by Kennis
Brannock, secretary, and John W.
Maskell, president
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two medical students, he intends to
make a trip around the world. It will
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