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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18
SALT LAKE CITY
BOXERS HERE

Instead of a wrestling tourna-
ment with Mike Yokers Y. M. c. A.
lads from Salt Lake City, a boxing
smoker between the Manhattan
Athletic club of that city and the
S. A. A. c. is the latest possibility.
Physical Director Cisco Bullivant
of the local club received a chal-
lenge from George II. Hannah, box
ing instructor of the Manhattan
club, yesterday, and expects to inn
port three of Hannan's stars for
the March smoker
AS Hannah names 1915, 125 and
1885 pounds in his weights, these
three will be brought to this city
to fight Hughes, Kelly and Ball.
Within n few days the local Off
Gals will be informed of the terms
of the Salt Lake City men and the
smoker will be clinched unless the
Utah lads name terms which could
not be met with any hope of finan'
cial success.
With Rafferty, and McCallum
of Vancouver available for the
February smoker here, they, with
WaNar Hassig from Kennewick,
will furnish the curtain raisers to
the Wilson-Holland go. reservins
the Salt Lake City lads until the
March date.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18
DIAMOND FLASHES

| Larry Doyle came all the way
home from first on ball which
Thomas allowed to roll right In
front of him.
Thomas Lynch will surely make
good president. Look who is
boosting him-Timothy Carroll
Hurst. The saliva king is playing
his cards to land job. Wise old
Timothy.
Mike Mitchell of the Cincinnati
team thinks Harry Baker of the
Athletics is the best pinch hitter
in the American league. How does
he know?
Perhaps Bill Carrigan, the Red
SoX catcher, isn't sore at Jack
knight, the shortstop of the High
landers. Reason: Carrigan fig
ured that for a freak play of
Knights he might be richer $500.
In one game last season Carry
clouted speed burner toward
short which had all the ear marks
of a hit. The ball struck Knights
toe and bounced to Gardner at
second, who secured putout. Two
were down at the time and man
on first.
Jim Mcclure, manager Of the
Cleveland Maps, is attempting to
arrange a few practice games with
the st. Louis Cardinals in the
spring.
The Highlanders have slipped
the harpoon to two more minor
league aspirants. lnfielder Tiemey-
er and Outfilder Wetell have been
shipped to Syracuse.
Hans Wagner is a king at basket
ball. In a recent game he scored
10 of the 23 goals made by his
team.
| Heitmuller will be with Philadel-
phia next season. So speaks Con
ME Mack, head boss of the Ath-
! letiCS,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18

The Louisville club has q string
on two major league players,
Hinchman of Cleveland and Sey-
mour of the Giants.
Wow, Bugs Raymond claims
that he is now member of the
Water Wagon club.
Hughey Jennings, the fiery man.
ager of the Detroit Tigers, thinks
we'll of First Baseman Lister.
Jack Taylor. the old major lea
guer, is reported as signed up by
the Kansas City club of the Amer
lean association.
In Boston they have Fred Beck
ticketed for utility first sacker and
sub outfielder.
Right field is the only Outfield
position decided upon by the man
agcment of the Boston Doves.
Beals Becker will handle the shots
in that territory.
The Milwaukee fans are now as
sured by McCloskey that Amos
Strunk will not be with the team
next season.
Two wealthy cotton men of Aus
tin have decided to purchase the
Waco franchise of the Texas league
II the fans of the town will sub
scribe $500 to defray part of the
expenses.
Deacon Jim Mcclure and Charley
Gibson are still bowling about the
record for consecutive games.
Clarence Childs, the former key.
stone sacker of the Cleveland
team. is running a wood and coal
business in Baltimore.
It
Mike Mitchell is giving the east
ern pencil writer's u chance to get
busy. The outer gardener is tell
ing about that freak play which
came up in San Francisco when
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18
PERSONALS OF MEN IN
THE WORLD OF SPORT

When Jim Jeffries fought Bob
FitZsimmons he boasted heavy
shock of black. curly hair. Only
careful use of the brush and comb
can cover Jeff's fast-growinG bald
ness now.
Jeff's father is we'll along in
years and is a travelling minister
He wears his hair long and the
family resemblance in figure is
easily to be noted, Jeff's mother is
medium in heighth and very stout.
One of Joff's brothers travels in
high" society in Los Angeles. lie
is never seen in lim's saloon, ana
it is said that the best of feeling
does not exist.
Ten years ago Jack Ripper,
present partner of Jelfries, was
way down In Mexico broke. He
has reputation for honesty and
seldom drinks. Jcff's name and
Kipper's brain got the money.
Denver Ed" Martin is a porter
on train running out of San
Francisco. Martin passed himself
off as Jack Johnson / II n small
town one night and was entertain
ed quite royalty until the game was
discovered.
Pitcher Ed Summers has signed
of diamonds. Five or six years ago
Burns needed new pair of trous-
ers. Burns carries a La Crosse
scar over his right temple.
That fighting ability does not
run in the family was illustrated n
few years ago when Tommy Bruins
brother aspired to enter the ring,
The young fellow looked more like
a rah-rah boy than n scrapper He
is what might be called pretty
and rather too nice young chap
to be mauled around the ring. Tom
my tried to keep hi mout of the
ring. but finally consented to get
him q match. 1t can be said for
Thomas that he didn't try to picf,
an easy one for his brother. He
selected a good, husky boy. Before
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18
M'LAClN AND
HOLLAND WORK

In Vic McLaglin, the Palouse
heavyweight, Fritz Holland, the lad
who mixes with Tug Wilson on
February 4, will have training
partner during the next few weeks.
McLaglin dropped into town Sat
urday with Mcdonald, his manager
and will work out at the S. A. A. c.
with the clever welterweight.
In the event that he fails to
land a bout with Sergeant Morgan,
the alleged champion of the United
states army, from Fort Wright.
McLaglin will probably journey to
California and ondeavor to break
into the San Francisco game.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18

the battle Tommy declared that he
with Tigers for another year.
Tommy Burns has quite n supply
hoped his brother would get a good
trouncing as lesson. The bout
was either stopped or n knockout
resulted, Burns going down.
There's many a widow with chill
dren in New York wondering
where the coal is going to come
from now that Little Tim" has
gone. Maybe Tim was politician,
but the fact that poor people
mourn his passing and the fact that
he left an estate of but 100000
shows where the Little" ones
heart was.
Freddie Welsh is a strict v6geta-
rian. When Freddie was training
for his recent fights, one sporting
edition appeared on the streets
with an account of Welsh's break
fast on the morning of his fight
with Packy Mcfarland. The head
lines ran something like this;
Freddie Welsh in fine condition.
Ate a hearty breakfast on three
nuts and a cracker. Welsh can Ger
tainly stand pace. His theory Is
to keep away from the husky meat
eaters until they begin to tire and
then go after them"
Hal Chase generally uses his
left hand, but he can use the right
should occasion arise.
Bat Nelson never touches dessert
with his meals. He declares that
pie is ruinous to the health
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18

DevoreuX is not only president OF
the League of Amateur Driving
Clubs of America, and no man Is
better fitted by nature and train
ing to do both offices more honor.
The election of Geo. 4. Dietrich
as secretary of the grand circuit
needs no comment. Dietrich Is
known to every man as one or the
most capable secretaries in the
business, and his election. like that
of DevereuX, is an honor to the
business.
The elections stand for one
year. DevcrcuX succeeds w. W.
Collistcr of Detroit. who held Office
for a year. Collistor succeeded
Dan Campau. also of Detroit, whose
autocratic ruling did not appeal to
hundreds of horsemen.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18
MORE FIGHTS
FOR HOLLAND

Manager Cisco Bullivant has puS
out few more lines in an effort tn
secure opponents for Fritz Hol-
land. Both Harry Lewis and How.
ard Baker, the welterweights wh0
fought at Denver the other night,
have been challenged in behalf oil
Holland, and one of the men will
probably be brought to this city
for the March card
Lewis, the Philadelphia welter
weight, is one of the best men IL
the business at the present time
but Baker set such fast pace that
the Philadelphia had to exert him
self to the utmost to cop the tens
round affair.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18
WILSON MAY
FIGHT TUCKER

Tug Wilson, the local weltcr-
weight who at one time held the
championship of England, may
meet Tucker, the Wallace lad, at
Portland on the Goth in a siX-round
preliminary to the Long-Edwards
bout.
Tucker left Spokane for Portland
when it was apparent that there
was nothing doing in the immedi-
ate future in this city. Wilson re-
ceived a wire in regard to the
match yesterday, aud expects to
leave tonight for the scene of the
battle.
Both Tucker and Wilson are in
first class shape. Wl'son is train
ing hard for his fight with Fritz
Holland on February 4, and is to
90 six fast rounds with Tucker.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18

Weigh bout, the officials Of the
new club are contemplating sign
ing up Kid Scaler with, Roscoe
Taylor or Louie Long. Scaler Is
anxious to fight in Spokane again
and would undoubtedly draw well.
If the plans of the club officials
do not miscarry. some of the best
fighting talent in the country will
grace the local short-route ring. A
number of substantial business
men are understood to be behind
the new club and the fight fans
of this section are to be treated
to the classiest boxing that the
country can afford.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18

almost perfectly balanced in prac
tice, which insures a red-hot con-
test. One man plays with the
second today and with the regu-
lars tomorrow, which gives Coach
Cook a squad of eleven from which
to pick his representative team.
lndividualism is tabooed on the
high school squad. The man who
is inclined to play the game alone
soon finds himself holding down a
job with the scrubs, where he is
not called upon to play with the
regular five, and eventually makes
his way to the bench.
Team work, and not individual
ism, is what Cook is drilling into
his men, and the games played SO
far this season show that his eff
forts have not been in vain.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18

Harness racing has again como
into it's own, sand now that Harry
X. Devercux, the best amateur
rcinsman in the United States, has
been chosen head of the grand cir
cult, amateur and professional rae
ing is under the direction OF one
man.
Harry Devereux has done more
for the light harness horse than
any individual in the United States
in the past 10 years. He is one OF
The men who encouraged and per-
sisted in matinee racing when 9th
CTS poo-poohcd the idea.
He it was who added North Ran
dali to the grand circuit when the
Chenille track was put out of bus
mess. and through his efforts the
new home of the harness horses is
the finest In the world and its
track the fastest.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18
IL MEN in SOUTH CENTRAL
BASKETBALL SQUAD; TWO TEAMS

The South Central regulars went
down to dhfeat yesterday after
noon before the scrub five, the lat
ter annexing the game by the
ecore OF 33 to rs.
This does not mean that the Sec
ond team has reached the point
where 1t is superior to the lads
who represent the school at bas-
ketball, for there is no second
team. This is the result of the
system employed by Coach Van
Cook.
Instead of a second team, the
first team is composed of squad
of eleven men, three centers and
two for each Of the other four
positions. The men are divided
in such way that the teams are
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18
SPORT PAGE
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PETE McVEICH MAY
BATTLE IN SPOKANE

Pete Mcveigh. the Seattle light
weight who was a member OF the
Seattle Athletic clubs amateur
squad before entering the profess
sional ranks. may be seen in &C.
ton In Spokane within few
weeks. Lonnie Austin, his man.
ager, Is corresponding with Ralph
Frary. the indicator man who was
recently elected vice president OF
the East Side Athletic club, and
II the club pulls off its smoker
early in February McVey is likely
to be pitted against Eddie Merino
In addition to the Merino-Mc-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18
E D l I E D b Y
James II. CasseU
ANOTHER "SILENT
ONE" AT S.A.A.C.

. The s. A. A. G. has another q
= silent" boxer. Jack Frisby, a q
= 135-pounder, is the latest addi- q
= ton to Creel's staff, while 9TH q
. err deaf mutes are evincing q
. such an interest in the manly q
. art since Ross Slightam took q
. up the game that the full ISL q
= lent" squad is probable fea- q
. ture Of the club athletic work. q
. TITS pleasure to teach q
= these fellows" declared Box q
. ing Instructor Creel last night. q
. They learn more rapidly than q
. the average youngster, and q
= what's more, they do not cas- q
. lily forget" q
Q q Q . e O Q . q y q q Q Q . q
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-18
PHILLIPS is TO LEAVE

Milt Phillips. one of the most
popular athletes at the S. A. A. c.,
will leave Spokane within a short
time for Seattle, where he has ac-
cepted n position with the Foster
Lumber company. Phillips is n
crack handball player, besides
playing much baseball and basket
hoi1
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-09-24
NogaIes-AItar Road Dedicated.

Last Saturday the Nosales-Altar
high way was formally dedicated and
turned over to the governor of Sonora
by the committee and city authorities
of Nosales. Sonora. who telegraphed
His Excellency at Hermosillo the
official notice of the dedication.
Those who participated in the.
dedication and made the automobile
trip over the new hi way out to the
"Diviie." wore Mayor Olausen.
Collie ctor of Customs OK efe, Mex
lean O1nsul Monies, American Corsur
DSe. District JUICE Martinez, District
Attorney Samperio. p S,ndoval. of
p Sandoval IL 90. A Mascarenas.
manager of Banco dc Sonora; Bracey
Curtis. president of the Board of
Trade; Mr. Escalads. w w Carney.
secretary of the Board of Tradei
Ramon Vasquez. proprietor of The
Red House; Harry Karrs, of the
Sonora Auto O.; A. Osrpena. proprie-
tor of The International S.oFe; At
torney Nm Mimiaga. and Z d.
Miller, of TIE BORDER VIDETTE
Returning to the city about two
thirty in the afternoon. an informal
reception was held ct RAMIREZ theatre,
where appropriate addresses were made
and telegram, signed by those present
sent to the governor of Son ora. who
later reply ed congratula'irg tie city
upon the completion of Il Ii ;hway
which will result in much goc1 ID the
city and the whole state.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-09-24

E L Hall, for long time writer
on one of Ohicago's great daily
papers. was pleasant caller at this
Office Monday. Mr. Hall is in ia
section of the country in search Il
mining property for wealthy N.
York investors The gentleman -
especially interested in the rich Altar
placer grounds from which millions in
gold have already been mined in the
crudest possible manner, by the
natives. Before returning east Mr..
Hall will visit the Altar country.
Tom Wylie. transfer man, has been
busy man this week with a big force
of assistants. moving l. Lulley's Buff
fet and The Palace saloon furnishings
into temporary quarters. during the
erection of handsome, new reinforced
concrete buildings by AIessrs L Eph.
rain and Dan Hagan. Mr.. Lulley is
now occupying pleasant quarters next
to Rosy's Place. and Mr.. L,nier's
Palace is doing business in the famous
Monte Carlo. corner International
street and Morley avenue.
George Januel, the expert German
barber. opposite the Sonora News
Company, guarantees his work, and
respectfully invites you to give him a
trial. Everything neut and clean
Hair cutting a speciality. If.
Messrs. Gross and Stowe were in
from their mining property Thursday.
and report development progressing in
a very satisfactory manner. If ALI
signs don't fail. they will soon en-
counter an ore body that will surprise
the native. and send the price of their
stock up to par. Ore shipped by nv.
Gross gave good returns, and he has.
reason to believe when he encounters
the big ore body at depth. he and all
his associates VIII realize big returns
on their Investment. All mine aud
camp supplies are purchased in Mega
les. If Messss Gross and Stowe win,
we also win.
Mr. John Henderson. we'll and favor
ably known in Nogales, spent yester-
day here from Pasadena, California.
where he and hi, family now make
their home Mr. Henderson, who with
Mr.. p Slndoval of this city, owned
the concession for the Port Lobos
railroad. the contraction of which will
soon omDeuce. at one time owned the
Grand Central gold mine at Minas
Prietas. Sonora, and at present is
interested in valuable mining property
situated on the liae of the proposed
new railroad. the completion of which
will greatly enhance the value of same.
This morning he left for Pasadena.
expecting to return to Sonora about.
January first when work will COM
mence on his Altar mincs.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-09-24
torney for plaintiff.

tOEney LOT plalntlH.
Theodore Gebler. vs. NJ Escalads
and Juan Arizmendez. executors oil
the estate of f G Hermosillo. deceased
Recovery from CO defendants Frank
J Duffy. attorney for plaintiff.
Brunswick Bake CALENDER 90 Va
W T Blablock, Charles C.steel and
L J F Jaeger Foreclosure. F J Duffy,
attorney for plaintiff Frank II Here
ford and F f Ourley. attorneys for
defendants.
Kim Lou Foo va Lew Foo. w A
O'Connor, attorney for plaintiff. E
Jones attorney for defendant.
Henry Stewart vs. Lucille Wilson.
Attachment Frank j Duffy, attorney
for plaintiff S Noon, attorney for
defendant.
Charles L Harms vs. Esta Gertrude
Harms. Divorce. f Duffy, attorney
for plaintiff.
Annie Odds vs. w A Dds Divorce.
W A O'Connor. attorney for plaintiff
Marisa Contreras VS.. Mauricio Con =
treras Divorce. w A O'Connor, at =
torney for plaintiff
A E Jenkins vs. James Lazenby.
Garnish ment and attachment. J
Duffy, attorney for plaintiff
Leon Silvas vs. Jose Piskorski
For restraining order Frank j Duf-
fly, attorney for plaintiff.
Ralph M Parsons VS.. The Nogales
Gas Company. To forclose lien. 5 F
Noon, attorney for plaintiff.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-09-24
Dividend Paying Investment.

Anyone desiring a dividend paying
investment. of not less than 8 per cent
per annum. can secure same by buying
twenty FIVE shares of Las ID g Nacio-
mes Cigar Co stock from the UNDER
signed
This stock is absolutely one of the
best Investments on the market. If
purchased before October lat, 1910,
the purchaser will receive 5000. the
guaranteed dividend pay abe on that.
date. as we'll as any other earnings
Z d MILLER
No-aits, Ariz.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-09-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

Rosy's Place presents a striking ap-
pearance with its new dreas of red
paint. Rosy's big show window is a
credit to even Rosy, who is an
experienced window dresser
Frank Siebold writes from Ala mos
that he expects soon to again visit his
Nogales friends. He is now superin-
tending the erection of mill for a
mining company near Alamos.
With the Lyric, Royal and Ramirez
theatres and the merry go round.
Nogales music and fun-loving people
are Well supplied with places of
amusement. During the fall and
winter month";, the Santa Cruz Club
will also be popular place of amuse-
ment for me mbers and visitors ia the
city.
w. H. Smith has a splendid assort-
:nemt of toilet sets at very low prices
H. Aft
Deputy Sheriff Huss If Pima coun-
ty. who is,doing special duty on the
Tucson Nogales railroad. was here
Wednesday, having brought Mex
lean down from Tucson, charged with
stealing $4,000 from a countryman
at Oalabas4s. Huss is wide awake
officer and is M aking evildoers hard to
catch.
George Januel. the popular German
Barber. is nov occupying commodious
quarters in the Monte Carlo build
ing formerly occupied by Hendricks,
the barber. George extends his old
friends a hearty welcome to his new
quarters, where he is prepared to treat
them right.
Mr. Villa m Mcknight. well known
in this county, has returned and for
the present will MIKE Nogales his
home. in order that the children may
have the advantage of our sple ndid
pu bile schools The Nick Knights have
taken up their residence on West Elm
street.
Superintendent Neil Bailey of the
Sonora Railway, accompanied by As
sistant Superintendent Patterson was
a business visitor here the forepart
of the week, on his way to C4naDea.
Mr.. Patterson recently entered the
employ of the Southern Pacific lines
In Mexico.
Great annual sale Is now on at The
Red House. Great BarSaIns In all de
partments.
Hon Manuel Mascarenas. banker
and ranch owner, accompanied by his
son GuillerMo. Is expected home to-
night or tomorrow, from an extended
pleasure visit in California and the
northwe Gulllermo, who went to
Los Angeles to have an operation per
formed for appendicitis, has fully re-
covered. without the operation.
Last Saturday nights grand ball in
Ramirez theatre, in honor of Mexico's
centennial of dependence. was indeed
most brilliant affair, as was the
second ball given Sunday night at the
same place. Hundreds of prominent,
citizens from both sides of the inter
national line attended both AUCTIONS.
Every boGy had a royal time. thanks
to the ever generous hospitality of our
Mexican neig hbors, who have an inter
national reputation as entertainers.