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lAMOND GREATEST DlSCPLINARIAN;
ZIMMERMAN SUSPENDED FOR WRETCHED FIELDING
Heinie Has Been With the
Cubs Since the Spring
of 1908.

the result that he was purchased. and
Der of the Cubs. Little did Evers think
at the time that this boy would later
NJ. his shoes.
Jimmie" didn't have much OF an op-
portunity to make good until the
worlds series last fall. He often went
In to hit In the pinch. and usually
made good, but he seldom got In the
lineup for an entire game.
Heinls Makes Good at Second.
1t was Just before the Cubs met the
Athletics that Evers broke his ankle.
and the Chicago fans were alarmed be-
cause they didn't think there was any
one who could do anywhere near ms
well as Johnny around the keystone
sack. However. Heinie yer In and
batted and helded as well as any men,
Der of the club, n his work was
| praised on all sides.
zimmerman has been playing second
nearly all this season. as Evers has
been suffering from a nervous break
down, largely brought on by the death
OF "A friend early In the spring while
they were out on an auto run. Johnny
luckily escaped injury. but he worried
to such an extent over his narrow es
cape that ne was obliged to cave til,
team,
This Is not the frst time that Zim
norman has been disciplined. as In Apri
OF last year he and Pitcher Kroh wer,
each fined 500 for hitting the higl
places"
Zimmerman Is generally regarded a
one of the best all-around players In tn
game. Not only Is he proficient In tn
national pastime, but he 10 also . gol
expert and Is said to be able TO defsa
any other player In the major leayu
ranks.
vlc os = tSssci.sasi ' pi,chsr. The 81 Ttos
plsyss of that aa1S blAnisd ths PhNlis, boz
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Chance 'hit the ceiling" Heinle had
four chances and i've of them he made
4 mess Of. so he was pulled right out
Of the game and Dave shean. who used
to play With the Rustlers. wal put In
his place.
Zimmerman has been playing a utility
role for the cub for the greater part Of
four seasons He Is n New York boy
and frst attracted attention by his great
work for the Cednrs of the Bronx. In
1907 he played with the Wilkes-Barre
team Of the New York State League
and electrified the fans In that circuit
by his wonderful covering OF second
base.
Johnny Evers. the mighty Cub second
bascman. saw Henry-for that 10 his
] real nrst nams-work. and he recon-
nsnded him TO President Murphy. with
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OEFEAT0F BUNDY
AND ML0UGHL|N
AGREATSURPR|SE
Men Who'll Represent Us in
Doubles for Davis Cup
Lose at Southampton.


By PLAYING the uealtest sort ~ fennia.
Tbor,,. ~ p,,na. ..s x,.us - NJ
- D1"u ~ """iice H' ~"
boushin, the California players. VINO
have been selected 10 represent the
oniteu states IN the coming Interna-
tional Davis Gun matches, were defeat
"A a, e,u,h,mn,o, 4, Ar. ,.r.r ,,c,,.
u ''u''"mP'oH IN Tue """ 'e"".s
doubles by Reginald Fincke and c.
Eredcric,, Wat. .nau ,hra. sat.
" "a's"n jI'' "l'ef ,"'ec s.s
by scores of 6-3, i-6 and 6-,. The defeat
vi buhdy ana McbouShIln was a great
surprise to the followers OF the game.
-. 4. - 80.
ana IL was the gensrai opinion tnat poth
PLAYERS had gone STALE from too much
-
tournament competition.
-
.,% -" y. "a,"' ~ "" une " rae
Poland spinss. Me. Waid iowtrd TIE anstsur
rccoid for the course with a round ~ 30. beat.
ing the preyiou, record held iniutly By W. e..
CHICK ~ OAKLEY All o., ~ : H,,h,, Of Col.
umbi, w,,,,s ~ ,., 80 ,i,h SO de-. In 4,
has never bean beaten ty other sn sma'eur o.
professional.
-
With two football gafncs and q hurlina match
slready on the programme and several other sar
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They'll Fight Twelve Rounds
to a Decision at the Armory
A. A. September II.
RY John POLLOCK.
FTER trying for some uine

A FTTR trying Tor some tme !"
"A olinch a match between KnocS-
out Brown, the local nghtwetgnI
and Matty Baldwin. the crack ngnter
Of BOSTON, Miah Murray. the Wen
known promoter. 10 at last successfui.
rh.x will meet in . twelve-round poot
AZ 1aa pounds at the Armory A. A. OF
BOSTON on Tuesday evening. Sept IL.
Thi. bout should attract q big crowd
n the Triple A club. as the hsht aAns
-, Inc. Hub are anxious to sec Brown
In action again.
r,e.ey Mcfarland will engage in on. fishs
,.foro IL tackles Ad Wolssst. the ~hghtw'tsNt
oran,,or IN their ten round bout IN Mnvsahee
!, a, Se,,t 20. lie has Just accepted terms t1,w
a club in 81. Louis to meet Leo Kelly. IN: iH.N-
,.s,yh, NJ st. Louis. in . six-round. medication
h hrso on N. p int Of Sept. :. Labor DAY. Nc
F,ri.nd Is guaranteed 81 .oco for his md.
IN. Knics.rsocter A. 9. q Albany. =: 4:
~S,ch Dan MoMahon IL the matchmaker: y
, !" ,',,t club TO be issued . bond by the stass
C w. under the new boxing law. The eiuo
IN had . shov on next Monday night at winch
wunis Lewis will meet Larry English In . ten
round bout.
a., .,on, two weeku this city Will be Hooded
with fighters. all anxious 10 get on oouts ~ tnc
different boxing clubs. CAT M9r,,, the H. DC" p,.hio
.usight Dummy Manson and many othsu
".s slstsd 70 arrive here within the next tev
days.
mn p,ovn manager Of the Brown Gymnasium
"n and the eMah brothers. Jess and
Hndd,e. have already forwarded their bond Of
an go 10 the State Boxing Commission for Z
slo.o." NOON a. the Commissioner hold thsiI
I've, wsct,ns. II IL almost . certainty that both
ms. clubs WIN be granted . ucsnss.
The twenty round bout betvssa MstU Baldwin
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Giants Look Like Champs.

With the team full OF pepper and
everybody hitting the ball hard. the
Giants bear a striking resemblance to
youngest of the leading teams and they
unqeustionably Ia the greatest speed
of any team that has scampered around
the Polo Grounds since the flag was
ioated there In 1906. Their one and
only need has been effective n con-
sistent pitching. Now they have that.
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Eastern League staudias,

Results ut Yesterdays Games. ?
Jersey City. I Rgiislo. 2. First ,sams.
Jersey city. 2; Buffalo. !. Second gamA
Newark. I; Montreal, o. Frt game.
Montreal. 10; Newark. !. Second game.
Proyidence. B. Toronto. j. Called At svsasA
inning TO allow Toronto to catch q train.
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links Cr0oks.

The Ames Jinx was a stubborn brute,
however. and did not give up without a
struggle. but after the opening round
he gave one ~despairing cry and croaked.
Right at the start a runner was allowed
to score on Ames through Chief Meyers
dropping a ball. and that proved the
death struggle OF the Jinx. Soon there
wore around his neck and all was over.
With q boom and q crash the ~broadside
began to knock holes through Robert
Keefe and the heretofore lucky Red Leg
began to wobble. When he had been
punctured for a total of nine runs he
was led from the mound a mere shadow
OF his former self. Once they had Bobby
Keefe on the run the Giants
tore after everything in sight n moth
Ing could have stopped the fury OF their
onslaught. They could hit anything
from a green pea TO a pool ball. and by
the time the four hours of warfare
were over the fielders were a tired and
weary lot. They had played half the
game with their backs to the stands,
which 10 to say they we're continually
chasing long smashes to the fence.
Otie Crandali went into the second
game with a so bank-roll In his kick,
and while It was only $50. the Iowa
farmer looked fat enough to laugh
~ tHo mint. ne was preseHteu tne $JO
for hitting the bull In Philadelphia on
the Fourth OF July, and as otle IL some
what careful Of his change. he took no
chances OF being knocked from the box
n losing It In the shuttle. In other
words. he opened the hostilities by strik-
Ing out the FIRST three r%ed-legged bat
tiers that faced him. Ere he had gone
to the bench and had finished counting
his money. the Giants had piled UP six
runs. and with that margin to work
on Otie breezed through to the finish.
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Tommy Ryan Got a Good Laugh
at the National Sporting Club
by Seeing the Sloppy ExhIbi.
ton OF Fighting by the "Un.
c%yclonic" Thompson and
Frank Klaus.
Copyright. 1911. by The Frees Publishing Co.
THE New York World.

CThe New York World.
"OMMY RYAN sat in a balcony
boz last night n looked down
1t the Klaus-Thompson night.
Tommy laughed and laughed and
laughed. To . man who could night
the way Ryan used to the bout must
have looked funnier thar q circus.
Cyclone Johnny ss.ss :s.o -: ~:
less Fat han when he boxed Willie
Lewis. With Johnny fairness IL only
comparative. Sometimes he IL fat. and
sometimes he II fatter. But sto be per-
fsctiy fair Johnny did show signs OF
having trained.
Klaus looked like an ideal athlete.
ANAL wasted. sinewy and smooth
muscled. He had all the speed that
Thompson lacked. His punch was . real
haymaker. and Johnny didn't have a=y-
thing startling In the punch line.
OF course everybody expected to see
Q terrific. walloping battle. Thai was
evidently the kind Klaus wanted. but
Cyclone had his own notion Of fighting.
His one desire throughout the ten
rounds was to get into . clinch and
wrestls. putting In short punches now
and then between grips. lie was tac-
oeo0ful . good part of the time. and
TIE bout was moro OF a wrestling match
than anything else until the last couple
OF rounds. when klaus managed to push
Thompson away and nail him with .
few solid punches.
Klaus had the best Of II at the end.
By Q long way. lie landed all OF the
really effective blows and Thompson's
face looked like q punching bag In dis
tres.. Johnnv.. ,nec,altv .eems 10 be
hsrSest vsI,on. didn.t M his head
Saek. and Immediately after being
punched hs .lways bored In for more.
The last couple OF rounds were the
WORT for Thompson. In tho last min
uts of the ninth he was xroprv enough
Il seemed that he would surely be
Knocked down he rallied and nearly
lifted Franks head on with a hard
FIGHT hand nunch-the one really dam.
annx walton landed nv Thompson dur
ing the entire ten rounds.
Kiaus. near thu end founa . NAV "a
drive hi. fists through the small oman.
ines ,eft nv rbomn.on.. rro,ac,,n. Al.
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Broun and Baldwin
Will Clash in Boston
BOXING sTAGS TONIGHT.

At the Twentieth Century A. c.
Willie Lewis Of this city and George
Knockout Brown of Chicago will
meet In the main bout Of ten rounds.
At the Atlantic A. A.. Hammers
station, Rockaway. Charley Law
n and Paddy Sullivan will come
together In the star bout OF ten
rounds.
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GIANTS BURY REDS
AND ALSO AMES JlNX

keefe. who has been their bugaboo all
season. but they turned right around
and buried tho Jinx that has hung over
Leon Ames like a pail for, 10. these
many moons. When Leon realized that
his team mates had really made mini
runs behind him he became 90 excited
that he actually struck out with men on
bases Ind laughed about II.
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Matches Arranged.

Sam Langford will meet Tony
Ross for ten rounds at the National
Sporting Club stag on next Thurs
day night.
Tommy Maioney OF this city and
One Round Hogan have been Sc
cured to battle for ten rounds at
the National Sporting Club on
Sept. !.
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vAe Il : escisrasi pitcher. Ths 81 Tcvls
psyN q that M blAnisd IL phnba. ho0-
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Rc!~saa. driven ny wsi,er Cox. won the King
George stake. Valued at $500, for 2.ia trottrp.
at the Grand Cirvuu. races at the Fort Erie Gack,
from a good field. On account Of the sosAehn
the 100 race was declared OF.
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The New York CALIFORNIAN Club cordially ~
vites all athletes 10 coinrete at their fHtyAfA
annual scottish gamts at Walllng ton Park, Q5aAA
street. between Maspsth and Newtown. 1. l.. -
IAtcr Day. Monday. Sept. Z.
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- OBJ CLARK says that Sailor Burke
Is going to knock cut Papke. To
make tho Sailor feel really At
home In the ring this time. Bob Is going
to hire q couple OF tars 10 stand outside
aud throw buckets Of water W against
the wall Of the building. They say
Burke could fight like a champion when
hs ala his boxing on the raging main.
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IN the middle OF the bout Tomm,
Ryan leaned down from his box ant
inquired. solicitously: "why dom
they feint once In a whileY' Boxing
has changed since Rysn's time-lf las
nights go Is q fair sample.
The evening world., 1911-08-18

Gcorss Hscsenschmidt. the Russian Lon"
has begun training on the north shove cf IAks
with champion Frank GciciI which lakes place
in Chicago on Labor Day. G,tch Ia getting 10
shaie on h. farm a; humboldt. Iowa. and
Will put on the finishing touches In CHICAGO five
days before the bout
The evening world., 1911-08-18

YsWoNDER II Tommy Ryan has com,
10 New York with the idea OF max
Ing a comeback" appearance. Not
with any intention Of knocking-but It's
q long time since Tommy left the ring.
He was a wonder In his day--greatest of
the mlddleweights that followed Fitz-
simmons. 1t would be a shock to his
old-time followers II the great Tommy
Ryan came out again and boxed like
KID Mccoy against Stewart. or Jack
O'Brlen the other night against Lang
ford
The evening world., 1911-08-18

TN. twenty round bout betvssa Mstty Baldwin
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No Way to Stop Thi. Trust

Ebr years and years the sugar trust
u Known to have stolen from the
eovsrnment. By means Of false
wsfghts and tricky springs to cheat
The scales, and by bribery Of govern
nsat officials, this rapacious trust
diverted into its own Golfers millions
Of dollars which should have gone tn
the government in revenues. At that
time the trust was caught red-handed
q Its thievery, yet no one was pun
ishsd, no one went to Jail.
The government did, after q long
tiuse, put stop to the revenue steal
ing by taking the doctored springa
away and discharging the corrupt
customs collectors, but this merely
forced the trust to adopt new meth
odA of maintaining its inflated divi-
deuds, the latest of which Is fic-
titipus report about ''short crops" !"
with the result that sugar prices are
now almost as high as they were
daring the civil war. The sugar.peo-
ple are determined to work these
crooked deals, and the government
stts supinely by and permits them.
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In New Quarters

The Bank Of Meeker moved into
its new quarters In the new Hugua
block, this week. In fitting up the
new banking rooms, Cashier Moul-
ton spared no expense and the fur
nishings and general appearance OF
the rooms compare favorably with
large banks In metropolitan cities.
The local forestry olflciels moved
In Tuesday, occupying four large
apartments in the northwestern sec
tion of the building. Supervisor
Blair has not yet reosived all Of bis
,ofnce furnishings, but is ready TO d.
business just the same.
No physician or surgeon In the big
cities hss more elegant quarters or
finer equipment than DR.. Samuel
French, who occupies = series Of
rooms in the new block correspond-
ing to that In the old. The doctors
operating room Is equipped with
every device and sanitary appliance
known to modern up-to-date surgery.
Other parts of the new block are
not yet finished but will be inside Of
two weeks.
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FOR SALE

At my place, l-2 miles below
Mseker:
40 tons Of hay, more or less.
Brood mare, 8 years.cld past, extra
good.
Brood mare, 5 years old past, extra
good.
Rrood mare, years old, extra good.
Gelding, 8 years old, extra good.
Good horse, works single or double.
Gentle riding pony.
Z sucking (mare) colts, extra good.
5 milk cows.
"A bull. III
steer calves.
1heifer calf, good.
s shoats.
2mowers.
no font steel rake, new.
10 foot steel rake, old.
Dane bull rake, new.
Hoosier drill, good rs new.
Disc, good.
Riding plow, good.
Walking plow, good.
Breaking plow, good.
Double shovel, new.
Steel harrow.
An A harrow.
81-2 sets of good harness.
Set single harness.
Saddle.
8l-4 Mitchell wagon, new.
Truck wagon and hay rack.
Good hay rack.
Top buggy.
Bob sled.
6craper, new.
Grindstone, good as new.
Planes, augers, brace, bits, saws,
square, level, log chains, rough lock,
crowbars, picks, maddox, shovels,
slings, ropes and hay forks.
8 carpets.
Bed room suite.
Cook stove.
Heating srove, good.
Dining room table, good as new.
Rocking chair, good as new.
Sewing machine, good.
Many other things too numerous
to mention. Any of the above arti-
Giles can be seen any time. Cash OF
good bankable notes get the goods.
Private sale will be conducted at
my place until the above goods are
disposed OF. MRS. G. l.. HARPER.
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Hotel Fisherman's Record

Fishing at . hotel Is novel occua-
tion, enjoyed by guests who stop at
the Albany hotel in Denver.
A big fish pond il the Albany's Ia
test. The pond is stocked with trout,
and occupies a conspicuous position
in the Italian Gardens.
The favorite fishing hours are be-
fore breakfast and before dinner. The
fish, when caught, are served at the
meal. The average time for hotel
fishing is from fifteen to twenty min
utes.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28
"Biny" Keller Sick

On arriving 1t Denver over . week
FaGo, w. A. Keller WAS no Ill he wss
taken to st. Anthony's hospital,
where he will remain until able TO
return home.
Mr.. Keller was out 1t his summer
camp during the late rain and snow
storms and contracted cold which
brought on . bad attack Of kidney
trouble. Latest reports from Dem
yer indicate that he 10 out Of danger
and getting along very nicely.
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American Apple Exposition and Car.
nival, Denver, Colorado, Novem'
her 18th 18th.

The Colorado Midland will sell
tickets for the above occasion No
venber llth and 18th, good returning
November 10Th. One fare for the
round trip. For further information
icaN on H. E. Vickery, General Agent,
81 Main street, Phone Junction 1l8,
Grand Junction, Colo.
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PIANO BUYERS

Write NOW to The Knight Camp
bell Music company, Denver, Colo,
for their illustrated catalogue, prices
and terms, and big list Of Special
Bargains In slightly used Pianos and
Player Pianos. d.
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s.Tbe trouble with Yeformers is that
1t is always the other fellow they
want to reform."-George NJ. Kim
ball in the Craig Empire.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

Mr., Alva e Beemer and Miss Zola
M. Richardson were married at the
home Of the brides mother Sunday
evening, Rev. J. A. Dean officiating.
The young couple left Tuesday for
Grand junction where they will re-
side In the future. Best wishes fol-
low them.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

Marriage is . lottery in which some
people are never satisfied until they
have taken three or four chances.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

C. H. Wolcott, manager of tn
Hugus store at Axisl, spent Satul
day In town.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

Humphrey Jones, U. 8. land in
spector, autographed at the Meeker
Thursday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

The work Of laying the foundation
wallis Of the new Methodist parson-
age Il well under way.
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WANTED

9ealed bids on our temporary store
ibuilding; building to be delivered AZ
iit stands, without the front, all to be
removed and ground cleared by jan
nary LIST, 1912. Bids to be in by No
vember 10th. Right reserved to re-
3ect any or all bids.
J. w. HUGUs & COMPANY.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

All Of the l,245 girls who want to
marry Hetty Green's boy say that
money 10 no object.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

You can tell when woman is
growing stout by the way she talks,
~ IL she were wasting away.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

In the future we will not designate
the hobo IS . tramp. He will be q
..migratory worker"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

Painting
The high school building is finish
ed and Walton is now ready for your
up-to-date painting and paper hang
ing. See him now.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

DR.. French can now be found ir
his handsomely appointed quarteri
in the new Hugus block.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

DR.. French returned from the eas
last Friday evening.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

The foolish trust to the safety pin,
but the wise see to it that the but
tons are we'll sewed on.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

Mrs. John F. Wilson was seriousl.
i'll last Sunday but is now fully re
covered.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

3.Jack," the Kodak Man, has all
tho accessories of All up-to-date photo
sSllery. Films developed, all sizes !;
pfanting and mounting. Address care
Tie Hugus company. n4
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

District Game Warden Norvel
and Deputy 3. A. Adair, passed
down the river Thursday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

Logan e. Mueller, Of the Denver
Times stan, is in enjoying a bear
hunt.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

The Democratic party clings to Its
mule as an emblem. but the insur'
gent il your real kicker.
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Philadelphia Wins

The Philadslphia Athletics are
world champions, having won fonr
eAmes 70 New York's two.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

DR.. Mahoney left for the east Mon
day.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28

Mr.. John J. Niblock came in last
Saturday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-10-28
Inst-Coat

An overcoat, lost on Meeker-Rifie
road, between Groves and town
Reward for return to Frank Keel.