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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01
PERMIT FIR BIC
FIGHT GRANTED
BY OFFICIALS
Those Who Would Protest
Are Taken Completely
Off Their Guard.

San Francisco, Cal, June by a
clever ruSe the Jeffries-JOhnson fight
permit was granted Tuesday BY the
board of supervisors without any argu-
ments from the many church and cluO
representatives present at the meeting.
Only two dissenting votes were cast
The board room was crowded " III
representatives of various church and
civic organizations who came primed
with protests, but they did not get
chance to voice them, as the permit
was advanced on the boards calendar
and passed before they realized what
had taken place When they learned
that the permit had been granted they
protested indignantly and left the room
in q body.
By the action today the board of SUI
pervisors removed the last official OBJ
stacle in the way of the promoters. who
may now proceed with the erection OF
the arena with little fear Of interfer-
ence. as district attorney Fickert has
already announced that he will not seek
10 prevent the contest
When the board assembled the room
was crowded with partisanS of both
sides. Besides the representatives OF
state and city church declarations, a
number of women were present for
clubs and reform organizations
Rising quietly, John L. Herget, chair
man Of the police committee. which
recommended the granting of the per-
nit. moved that, ION account of the
large number OF bids which were to be
opened by the board the matter Of the
permit be advanced on the calendar and
taken up Immediately
In making the motion, he said that he
was led to take this step for the con-
venience of a large number of people
who had gathered to discuss the mat
ter.
In the buzz OF comment which fol-
lowed his motion this part of his utter
ance seemed TO be lost on the protest.
ants and the motion was put and car
ried before the dazed representatives Of
reformers realized they had lost their
chance to be heard in protest They
filed out of the hall voicing their indig-
nant comments on the action of the
board.
Supervisors Murdoch and Cutten,
hoId-over members. cast the two mega
tive votes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01
NOLAN MAY MANAGE
JOHNSON'S CAMP
Admits He Is Considering
JOb-JOhnsOn Works
Hard, Takes Rest.

San Francisco. Cal. June 1.-After
three days of hard work Johnson Is
taking a rest He ran y miles. and
then took to his automobile He viii
spar today, and then lay off until
Sunday. he plans
That Billy Nolan, formerly manager
of Bat Nelson. viii soon assume com
mand Of affairs at the Jack Johnson
camp. IS a story that is receiving corr
siderable credence here AS gossip goes-
there has been anything but harmon
between manager George Little and sig
Hart, who worked at the camp, and II
finally eliminated in a physical con-
test which is said TO have stretched
Hart out on the road. There was an
end to the affair only when Johnson
gave Little a tongue flashing.
Nolan admitted that he had been ap-
preached indirectly on the subject Of
taking charge and declared that if he
IS to become manager he must have
full charge N0Ian's strength is also
shown by the fact that he was instru-
mental in getting Billy Delaney in
stalled as chief adviser Of the John
son camp for the balance Of the sea-
SON.
Tex Richard returned Tuesday after
noon from a trip to Ben LOmond- He
declared that he left Jeffries in excel
lent condition. In spite of rumOrs to
the contrary he reiterated that he Will
referee the big fight, as Jeffries and
Johnson both insist that he act in that
capacity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

tened article by saying l expressed the
opinion of the Clifton fans.
Mana ger Tyler is as square a man as
would care to meet and so are all
the officials of their team. 1t is q
pleasure for me to be associated with
them. Neither town could support a
team on their gate receipts. but the
Clifton fans are more consistent in
their support.
The only kick our fans had was on
the excursion. Clifton has run heavy
excursions to Morenci for every game
and couldn't understand why a game
should be cancelled for the small crowd
they brought here.
The statement that Morenci has
played here for 20 years for $40 ex-
pense money is ali right, probably
That dates back before my sine. but
there was no mention that the said ten
was frequently about six bits more
than the gate receipts, and Morenci &C
cepted it rather than so and 40. which
guaranteed them nothing
The MOrenci grounds are as stated
the finest III this section. However.
there are faults. The right and left
field fences cross at angles and are
close to the bases. While the grounds
are lively. they are irregular rendering
horse shoe hits possible. The Clifton
team and majority of our fans prefer
our own grounds, for the simple fact
that hit balls can be judged better and
an extra base hit is always earned. I
personally think our infield is better
for fast baseball than Morenci's though
our sandy outfield could be improved.
As far the umpire goes, Clifton has
as much kick as Morenci and is even
more lenient in permitting them TO let
4 player umpire who appears in the
lineup one day and holds the indi-
Gator the next, but we have no kick
on either umpire.
I am sorry manager Tyler construed
my article to be any attack on his Cliff
ton fandom or team. 1t was Clifton
fandom VS.. MOrenci fandom.
If. as he states. there were no games
postponed then the Clifton fans were
miSinfornned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

a -OTHER native son has been added
~ TO the Mavericks. Not native
u Californian. for this is not the year
for the golden caters, but native
Texan. True he came all the way from
East Liverpool, Ohio, showing that he
has good judgment, but he was born
in Dallas, was this Wright boy who
will DO aviation stunts between short
and third for the Mavericks during
the remainder Of the season. There is
no making good TO be done on his part
to finish the season. for his past record
plus his playing ability is all that is
necessary TO keep him on the club.
Wright arrived Tuesday night. He real
ly arrived" last year with Memphis,
but he reached Ell Paso Tuesday night
He has a playing pedigree as long as
that of q blooded bang tail, beginning
with Dallas on the sand lots and ending
in East Liverpool, where IL was neces-
sary to play with ear muffs and felt
boots TO keep warm during the early
season games. In addition to his work
with the Dallas club. Wright has play
ed with Houston, Temple, Little Rock
and Memphis He is a husky and will
class UP with the Harbuck herd in looks
and weight.
Flick made his initial appearance at
Shreveport Monday in a losing game
with Fort Worth. He played short, &C
cepting seven out of eight chances and
booting one ball He got one hit out
of four times up and scored one of the
three runs. After his long ride from
FL Paso, Flick is doing good work
with the Shreveport club and his place
at short seems cinched for him He re-
placed Hubartt, who was captain and
shortstop on the FL Paso club last
year
Boost the Bisbee trip The fans are
planning a trip over to the Wolfville
camp Friday night to witness the Sat
urday and Sunday games between the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01
RACQUET WIELDERS
MAKE GOOD SCORE
Y. M. c. A. Tennis Players
Are Headed by Christie
and Campbell.

May tennis pa. resulted in some
lively work on the part of Y. NJ. c. A
athletes. Results for the month are
reported as follows, with the names of
the winners first;
Christie and Campbell VS.. Aneman
and Raum; score, 6-1, Sc.
Shea and Overstreet VS.. Hodge and
Dent; Ga. 6-3, 10.
Mitchell and Grugan vs.. BdtaTnan and
Ormsbee; ga, Ga. 10.
AIleman and Raum vs.. Shea ard
Overstreet; 10, 60.
Christie and Campoeu Vs Bateman
and Ormsbee, Sc, 6-1, So.
Mitchell and Grugaa vs.. Hodge and
Dent; forfeited
AIemaR and Raum vs.. Hodge and
Dent; SIS, 6-4, Ills.
Bateman and Orrnsbee VS.. Shea and
Overstreet; 7-5. 60
Christie and Campbell VS. Mitchell
and Grugan; forfeited.
Bateman and Orrnsbee vs. Hodge and
Dent; 81. ga
RaUm and Alleman VS.. Nutshell and
Grugan; SIS. Ga, Sc.
Christie and Campbell VS.. Shea and
Overstreet; SO, 81.
Christie and Campbell VS.. Hodge and
Dent: 6-3, 6-3.
Bateman and Ormsbee VS.. Alleman
and Raum; Ga, 6-3.
Mitchell and Grugan vs. Shea and
Overstreet; SIS, 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01
SMALL PURSE AND SMALL
CROWD AT BROOKLYN RACES

New York, June ANTI gambling
legislation and Indictment weather,
qUeered the Brooklyn handicap Tues
day. With its value as a stake, shrunk
to $4,000 as compared with sI9,750 two
years ago The race was Won in easy
fashion by Sam Hldreth's Fitzherbert-
r. T. Wilson's Olambala finished sec
ond. a length behind the winner. and a
head in front of Prince Imperial, the
entry of WOOdlawn stable
Raw and unreasonable weather help
ed 10 keep down the attendance, but
the chief determining factor was the
stringent laws recently passed at Al
bany. which leave race gOers a feeling
that the likelihood OF another Brook
lyn handicap next year is small
Oral wagers. made without the pass
age of money in public, are not illegal
and the book making fraternity made
the most of il today. The new law COW
ering oral betting is not effective until
September l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

win out. but the fast work Of Kelley
and Parks cut off several hits
The ninth inning was played in
high wind directly in the batters' faces
The locals made a strong attempt to
tie the score, but Williams in going
from first to third on BarOldy's infield
hit overran the bag. being touched out
and losing CliftOn's last chance
Cummings worked for Morenci and
though hit hard, was effective in the
tight places. Abbott was on the local
firing line End relied entirely upon his
support
The loss of three straight games is
a blow to the Clifton fans, especially
after the stubborn fight in eacn game
In each case the winning run was the
result of an error OF omission, rather
than commission. The game was the
postponed contest of May Z.
The score and summary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01
INABILITY TO HIT
DEFEATED CLIFTON
Morenci Sluggers, Winning
Monday Game, Make It
Three Straight.
(By l. r. CRAWFORD

Clifton, Ariz-, June 1.-Morenci made
it three straight by winning Mondays
game from Clifton, 20 3. Clifton
broke away in the lead but Morenci
forged to the front in the second and
held one run lead till the end. Clifton
fought every foot of the way. but fail
ure to hit in pinches cost the game.
Clifton had several good chances 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01
River and Harbor Bill Cut.

Washington, June THE report of
the confcrees- on the river and harbor
bill, was presented in congress Tuesday
and was approved. AS finally agreed
TO, 1t carries appropriations aggregating
S51,947,71S. a net reduction of sos, 500
from the amount of the bill as it passed
the senate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01
CRAWFORD REPLIES
TO MANAGER TYLER
Says He Has Greatest Re-
gard for Morenci Players,
Meant No Insult.
(By l.. r. Crawford

Clifton, Ariz., June IL note in The
Herald Of the 2Sth that manager Tyler
of Morenci, took exception to an article
Of mine appearing earlier in the week
on the MorencI-Clifton series
I don't wish to prolong the argument
but merely wish to defend the ques-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01
FIRST TEAM WINS AT ALPINE.

Alpine, Tex. June 1.-The ball game
between the first team and a picked
organization resulted in a score of 15
to for the first team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

den.
Stolen bases: Jim Wilson, Kelley,
Newell.
Sacrifice hits: Names.
Struck out: BY Cummings, 8.
Base on balls: Off Cummings, !; off
Abbott, 8.
Hit by pitcher: Cummings, /.
Passed balls: Crittenden, 1.
Double plays: O'Brien to Names;
Newell, Mason and BouSquet.
Time of game: Two hours.
Umpire: Geo. Quilting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01
Herald Building
Directory
FIRST FLOOR
BASEMENT.
Palace Cafe.

BASEMENT.
Palace Cafe.
FIRST FLOOR.
A. H. Richards, Jeweler-
international Book and Sta
tionary Co
Vim. MoeIIer. Rear Estate.
Cigar Stand.
Herald Business Office and
Press Room.
FL Paso Printing Co., facing
Main St, near St. Regis hotel.
SECOND FLOOR
John Drummer. Tailoring.
Y. ". c. a. Lunch and Rest
Room.
Miss Hilpert, .Dressmaking Par
lors.
Standard Home Co. Money to
Loan
THIRD FLOOR.
Public Stenographers Co. Ruth
Williams, manager.
Mrs. ]. B. Cass.
MISS b GaTTd, DreSSma KING
Parlors.
Drs. SatterIee & Satterlee, Os-
teopaths DR.. Nettie T. Satter-
lee, Dr. Flora L. Satterlee
First Church of Christ, Scien-
fist. Reading Rooms.
The VIM. Jennings Co. Con-
sulting Engineers - Machinery
Merchants
Southwestern Portland Cement
Co.
A. Courchesne.
r. E Ruthsteiner. Mechan icai
Engineers
Colorado National Life Insur-
ance Co. E. McMillen, agent.
R L. Nichols, Attorney at Law.
Lee & woodward, Contracting
Engineers.
Charles N. Gibson.
Carter & Robertson, Mine. MI.
Shelter and Railway Supplies
The Ludlow Saylor Wire Co..
J. f. Robertson, manager
H l. Howell, Real Estate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

Slaven has been suspended by the
San Antonio club and fined $50 He
played game of Independent baseball
a. New Braurfels or last Thursday.
violating the rules and also rallied to
report TO the club at the home grounds
on last Friday The suspension is in
definite
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

The Fort Worth fans are predicting
that the Panthers viii make better
showing on the road this time than tn
last It Is to be hoped so.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01
PREDICT DOWNFALL OF BIsREE.

PREDICT DOWNFALL OF BISREE.
Douglas. Ariz.. June The Demons
seem 20 have struck their gait in the
Cananea games and IL will take clever
work for Bisbee to take the next series
from the Dons- Bisbee so far seems to
have had IT on the locals, Marshall es-
pecially being effective.
Rube Walters succeeded in scoring
the second shutOut in the league in the
Cananea games, both shut outs going to
the credit Of the Demons. Kane having
applied the whitewash brush 10 Bisbee
In an early game in the season. Wal
tiers has developed a rise ball which
worked to the downfall of Cananea Tom
Whaling was the only man on the team
that connected safely with the ball.
RUDE getting seven strikeouts. In one
inning he famed the side
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

Gossip has it that Rube Waddeil has
consulted six lawyers about the divorce
his wife is seeking and three surgeons
about his bad hand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

An an evidence of the appreciation IN
which he is held first haseman New nam
has beeeU presented with a diamond
studded watch by the Houston fans
They wish him success in his work at
st. Louis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

Shindle. who has been pitching for
the Dallas Giants. has been released
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

Shortstop Hubbartt. of Shreveport,
who was just recently married, has
been presented with q chest of silver
by his teammates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

leans and Nelson fought three fights,
one at Goldfield, New, on September 3.
1906; one at San Francisco, Cal, on
July 4, 1908, and one 1T Colma. Cal,
on September 9, 1905. Nelson lost the
first fight at Goldfield on a foul and
won the two last ones with knockouts
to his credit. EDITOR
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

When ashton, now with Shreveport,
was with the South Atlantic league in
1905, he pitched the first game OF the
season for his team. The game went 10
innings and the score was to 0. He
is being touted by the Pirates as the
cCmer of the Texas league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

Walter Morris has been playing
utility since he released Jerry Kane
Flick. 2 young infielder. viii join the
Shreveport Pirates soon. He VIII be
used at short
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

Kaphan, of the Sand Crabs. leads all
of the Texas fielders with percentage
of 1000 He has accepted 81 chances in
fl games without an error He is also
the best run getter, having crossed the
plate % times.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01
QUERY As TO NELSON
CANS FIGHT ANSWERED.

Fit. Bliss. Tex, May 80,
Editor Ell PasO Herald:
To settle dispute will you please
inform me through the columns of The
Herald if Battling Nelson and Joe Cans
fought more than TWO championship
fights. and also if Nelson won the two
last championship fights with Cans?
Very respectfully,
Robert Murphy,
Pvt. Hosp. Corps L. S. A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

Karger. a former Texan and now
with Boston, used 20 strike out many
batters during a game. He very sell
dom strikes out now. having adopted
different tactics in pitching. He is
left handler.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

Apparently Doak Roberts of the
Houston team is not going to stick the
$4,000 he got for Newman into his peck
cts He has already signed EUbanks.
formerly with the Detroit Americans
He has also come 10 terms with George
Kelsey. has signed Foley White and
Jerry Kane and is making every effort
10 strengthen the BuffalOes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

Vance. a former Texas Lacquer. who
was tried out onHoustOn's pitching staff,
but failed to make good. is a recruit
on the Detroit team and Jennings Is
quoted as saying he is a good man. The
Tigers pitching staff is so full now
it is probable that Vance viii not be
retained
Gardner will be played regularly at
second by manager Stallings of the New
York Highlanders. Gardner was a
member Of the Austin penrant winning
team Of 1907.
Billiard. VINO is row pitching good
ball for the Bronchos. is still a young
ster- Two years ago the New York
Highlanders thought enough Of him 70
pay $4,000 for him. He had a bad get
away ard was sent to Macon in the
South Atlantic league He played with
Macon and Augusta. finishing with a
pitching record Of sos, having won
1s out Of % games in which he worked
Kaphan, Of the Sand Crabs. leads all
of the Texas fielders with percentage
of 1000 He has accepted So chances in
II games without an error He is also
the best run getter, having crossed the
plate 26 times
Houston team is not going to stick the
$4,000 he got for Newman into his peck
cts. He has already signed Eubanks.
formerly with the Detroit Americans
He has also come 10 terms with George
Kelsey has signed Foley White and
Jerry Kane and is making every effort
10 strengthen the Buffaloes
Riley. OF Galveston. is the best long
hitter in ha
70 the present time. He has made two
home runs, two triples, and 10 two base
hits.
Block. the exSand Crab. now with the
Chicago White SOx. is said to be sure
death TO base stealing. He has a
splendid whip and adds a great deal Of
strength TO the back stopping
Karger. a former Texan and now
with Boston, used 10 strike out many
batters during a game He very sell
dom strikes out now. having adopted
different tactics in pitching. He is a
left handler.
When ashton. now with Shreveport,
was with the South Atlantic league in
1906, he pitched the first game OF the
season for his team The game went 10
innings and the score was o to 0. He
is being touted by the Pirates as the
cCmer of the Texas league.
Shortstop Hubbartt of Shreveport.
who was just recently married has
been presented with chest of silver
by his teammates
ShindIe. who has been pitching for
the Dallas Giants. has been released
Walter Morris has been playing
utility since he released Jerry Kane
Flick. q young infieIder. viii join the
Shreveport Pirates soon He wiz be
used at short.
An an evidence Of the appreciation IN
which he is held first haSeman New nam
has beeen presented with a diamond
studded watch by the Houston fans
They wish him success in his work az
st. Louis
The Fort Worth fans are predicting
that the Panthers viii make q better
showing on the road this time than tn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

Block the exSand Crab. now with the
Chicago White Sox. is said to be sure
death TO base stealing He has
splendid whip and adds a great deal Of
strength TO the back stopping.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

Riley, of Galveston. is the best long
distance hitter in the Texas league I'D
70 the present time He has made two
home runs. two triples. and 10 two base
hits
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01
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Vance. a former Texas Lacquer, who
was tried out onHoustOn's pitching staff,
but failed to make good. is a recruit
on the Detroit team and Jennings Is
quoted as saying he is a good man. The
Tigers pitching staff is so full now
it is probable that Vance will not be
retained
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

Has anybody here seen Ozee? He is
past due for this camp as a stage sta
ton on his trip across the desert of
douglas. where he will relieve Denny
Ford of the responsibilities OF the first
baseman's duties, allowing Denny to re-
turn to his first love at third
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

Gardner viii be played regularly at
second by manager Stallings of the New
York Highlanders Gardner was a
member of the Austin penrant winning
team OF 1907.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-01

Umpires are springing up in the
league like relatives Of Jeffries Billy
Graham, the fruit dealer of Bisbee. who
urnpired the last games there. has 5rok-
en- into the availa BILE class. Here's
hoping Billy can hit the ball
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-12
REAL ESTATE.

Mr.. Stanton of the kaimuki Land
crease of business during the week.
Many city people are looking for prop
erty in the fine Ocean View tract of
the company, and quite a few outsid-
ers are buying lots there. Work of
laying out streets, grading ETC., is pro
.ceeding rapidly and satisfactorily. Now
that the weather is fine Mr.. Stanton
expects many people out to look over
the lots tomorroN and big rush of
sales next week.
Messrs. Dondero and Kirkpatrick of
the Hawaiian Realty Company report
that real estate is moving in great
shape. A number of lots have been
sold during the week in the Waialae
tract and prospects are excellent for a
number of transactions next week.
There is a good demand for city prop
erty, particularly in the Punahou and
Makiki districts.
Charles S. Desky reports the sales
of several lots in Fruityale during the
week, and about a dozen contracts
certain to be closed up during the
coming week. The only trouble has
been the almost incessant showers.
Despite this drawback, however, bust
ness is good One feature of interest
is that many strangers are looking for
homestead properties.
Mr.. Steere of the Warehouse Trust
has been considerably handicapped by
rain in his parts of the city, but states
that business is as good as could be
expected under the circumstances.
r. H. Trent-"Business is normal.
We have fewer vacant houses than in
five years before, due, think, to the
large number of new people coming in.
We have sold quite few lots in Kai-
muh during the week and some in
College Hills. Taking it all in all,
think things look brighter in real es-
tate than they have in ten years"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-12
Commercial News
BY L. D. TIMMoNs.

Waialua came slightly to the front
this morning, after some days of COM
parative inactivity, and sales of 5 and
shares at $12S.5O were reported. On
the boards $127.5O was bid, but there
seemed no disposition to sell.
There was quite few sales of Brew
cry stock around $40 and 1925.
Eva remained firm at $345O, and so
shares selling between boards at that.
More of the stock was offered at the
same.
Pioneer was about the same, 30
shares selling between boards and 5
on Change at $2175O. For the stock
$217 was bid on the board and 1920
asked.
Between boards 100, 20 and 100
shares Oahu sold at $35,75 On the
board $35.S75 was bid and $50 asked.