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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Warrant Against Beattie

"IenrS Clay Bcattie, Jr.. did ma-
1iciously, feIoniously and of malice
aforethouEht mike nm assault on
Louise Wexford Owen Benttie with
felonious intent to Kill her, and
did then md there XIII and murder
her"
Sworn out by Policeman Flynn
md issued by Magistrate w. A.
Jacob.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
PRESCRIBEs BEST BEy.,
ERAGE,"

When your nerves are on edge and your
brain and body tired. call for BIB" al
any soda fountain. 1t is soothing and re-
treshing In effect II Is full of snap and
vlSor Richmond physicians formula
Everywhere Sc. Ask for It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Gburrb Gotllss,

EPISCOPAL
ST. PAUIiS CHuRcH+THE REV wsf.
Z EVANS d. u. rector OF the Church ot
,he Advent. Birmingham. Ala. will off.c.nts
at II A. II. and S.ts T. NJ. yieitors cordlat-
~ welcomed,
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Continued From First PageD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-George
Hackenschmidt completed his
hard training stunts today. After
tonight he will take life easy,
awaiting his encounter with Frank
Gotch at Comiskey's ball park
Monday afternoon.
The big Russian did some road
work this morning, swan, wrest-
led with his trainers and worked
the weight machines. Tomorrow
he will drop off practically all
work and Saturday will take only
light exercise. Sunday he will
loaf.
sThe greatest crowd in the his
tory of wrestling is expected to
see the Russian Lion tackle Cham
pion Gotch.
When George Hackenschmidt
wrestled Gotch on a former occa-
sion, he was a musclesbound
strong man. Sandow could not
boast OF more marvellous devel-
opment than the Russian.
Against Gotch's speed his
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strength did not help him. Rath-
er it was a handicap, interfering
with the speed so necessary to a
first flight catch-as-catch-can
wrestler.
But the Hackenschmidt now
rounding off his three months
training Is a different Individual,
apparently, and If DR.. B. b. Roll
ler's professional statement is ac-
cepted, he Is different.
For three months Roller has
been with Hackenschmidt and in
this time he claims to have trans
formed his charge into a speed
marvel.
when Hackenschmidt faces
Goteh the people who saw them
go in their first match and who
saw Hackenschmidt last winter,
will receive a shock" said DR..
Roller. ellis bulging, knotty mus
cles have disappeared. He isn't
tied in a knot. Three months of
work have practically rebuilt his
muscular without taking
away bit of his great strength"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
Gotham Fans see F auorite ''Knockout' !
BroWn Badly Beaten by English Champ

(By United Press Leased wire.)
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Matt
Wells, British lightweight cham
pion, today stands all to the good
with Gotham fight fans. Out
boxing and outhitting Knockout
Brown, the New York favorite, In
ten rounds of fast going, the Brit
Usher gained clear title to the pop
ular decision which under the new
boxing law. is the only one allow
ed in this state.
Fifteen thousand persons saw
the New Yorker hammered and
cut, outgeneraled and outfpught,
but coming back gamely at, all
times. Browns aggressfyeness
was wasted on the cool headed
Wells, who never was in danger
at any period. h,sioY.
Master of a perfect defense. the
British champion was there with
both fists. Left jabs and right
hooks played at will against
Browns face and body add left
him bewildered, 4
The finish of the fight&found
Wells unmarked and his opponent
bleeding and spent. vi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
by Unted Press Leased Wire.)

(By Unted Press Leased Wire.)
BOSTON, Aug. 81. - Marty
.O'Toole, the sensational $22,5O0
st. Paul beauty, yesterday won his
first big league game for Pitts
burg. He worked like a veteran,
allowing only four hits in the first
game of double-header with
Boston.
Although given poor support,
he bore himself well at all stages
of the game, keeping his head
when men were on the paths and
throwing the same kind of puz-
zlers that made his work IN the
American association attract the
attention of the baseball world
and cause magnates to pile gold
knee deep to secure his services.
Working with O'Toole was his
old standby, Mike Kelly, who
came along from st. Paul on a
$500 purchase. The star bat
terry worked like well oiled ma
chinery until the sixth inning,
when Catcher Gibson went behind
the plate in place of Kelly.
Although O'Toole was visibly
nervous during the game and
walked ten men, he famed nine.
The first inning was his worst. In
it he allowed three of the four
hits Tailed against him. In the
fifth Mike Donlin tripled but
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Mrs. Gotch will Watch
Husband Wrestle Hack.

and Rogers. He is reported to
have the new hold down to a
science. While no information
comes from the training camp, it
is generally believed here that the
new grip Is a combination of the
crotch and toe holds.
Mrs. Gotch is looking forward
with great interest to the match
and will occupy box seat in
the grandstand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
BACKS DOWN

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 31.-The Mo-
Fart club today substituted Jim
my Foley for Packy Mcfarland as
the opponent of Leo Kelley in the
Labor day fight here.
Mcfarland was compelled to
withdraw when he found the fight
might cause the cancellation of
his bout with Champion AID VOL
CAST at Milwaukee. September Is.
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W0AH4hf
NnzN

Dale Gear, one of the Lone Star
players whose short flies gave
Texas leaguers" to baseball, is
managing Austin and leading the
Texas league.
Cy Forsythe, the big fellow
tried out by McGraw last spring,
is holding a fast batting clip for
Dallas.
Tom O'Brien, Denver pitcher,
has won "a games this season.
Blum, Fall River, Mass, pitch
er, has two not-hit-no-run games
to his credit this season. It's a
record.
Jack Dalton, Newark, N. j.,
outfielder, has been recalled by
Brooklyn, The man with the
melodramatic name is hitting
1922.
Second Baseman Berghamer,
Kewanee, Central association, has
been taken by Comiskey.
The minor league club that
makes money this year will be
iucky-unless 1t sells an O'Toole
or two.
Pitcher Wolfgang, of the Low
ell, New England. league club,
has won % out of &c games. He
goes to the Browns.
Uncle Sam, in Farmers bulle-
tin 40, which will be mailed any
one asking the department of
agriculture for it, gives compre-
hensive summary of the 1911
game laws.
The bulletin is up to date. 1t
shows the new and cid laws of
every state and the provinces of
Canada, the changes N the laws,
restrictions and notifications Of
the laws governing the shipment
of game, sales, limits and licenses.
When you finish reading the
bulletin you know just what you
can do in the shooting line, in
every part of the continent.
Changes in the warden service,
control of license funds and the
|curtailment of bag limit rather
than changes in the laws, make
the volume greater than in previ-
Gus years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
Look for Good
Fight Tonigh,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 81
With the one fighting for recog-
milton as a first divisionerr and
the other ambitious for show
ing that will entitle him . to a
championship match, tonight's 20
round bout at Dreamland rink be-
tween Willie Richie of San Fran
cisco and Matty Baldwin of Bos-
ton has every promise Of being
a real battle. The men will
weigh in at 1873 pounds at 5
o'clock and are considered very
evenly matched.
Harry Foley will be the refer
ee ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
Sage Tightens
Up and Loses
fBy United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire
SEATTLE, Aug. 31.-Although
Seattle got three more hits than
the Beavers they were unable to
make them count for runs and the
game went to the Britishers 4 to
3 yesterday. Sage was good for
a few extra base hits during the
first three innings which resulted
in the Beavers four runs. After
that he could not be hit. Clark
was steady throughout. Both
teams made three errors each.
Frisk made a splendid hair-rais-
ing catch in the fourth inning that
cut of q couple of Seattle eruns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
Spokane Carries
Off Another One

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SPOKANE, Aug. 31.-Spokane
won the game in the first inning
here yesterday before Miller could
settle down. by making two runs.
Not satisfied they accumulated
ons more In the sixth and two in
the seventh, making a total of
i've. The victorians chased over
one IN the third but the mastery
pftcbing of OLoug. LIN prevented
them from making any more.
Each team made one error.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
O'Toole, $22,50O
Beauty Wins His
First Game Ga

IO'Toole had by this time steadied
down. He famed the next two
men and when Donlin tried to
steal home, nipped him with a
quick throw TO the plate. From
that time on there was nothing
to it. Boston never had chance.
Boston made one run in each
the first and second but after that
they were helpless until errors in
the eighth helped them to score
two more.
Pittsburg scored one in each the
second and third and made three
runs in the seventh to cinch the
game. Another was scored in the
ninth. Score:
First Game r II sE
Pittsburg ............ 6 10 3
Boston ........... 3
O'Toole and Kelly, Gibson;
Weaver and King.
In the second game old 10y"
Young, let out by Cleveland as a
has been," came back with a
vengeance, shutting the Pirates
out, 4 to 0. Pittsburg got but
five safeties.
Second Game r H e
Boston 98 U
! Pittsburg ........... 0 8 8
Young and Rariden; Hendrix,
Steele. Ferry and Gibson.
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The season isn't over yet.

Tacoma 4, Portland 3.


Just about as we were getting
resigned to being in fourth place
and wondering IL we were going
to fifth, along comes a victory that
puts us back in third.
1t was our fifth win in IS
games played.
And.ai Ducky Holmes tanned
Bees had been able to- sting vic
tory out of the Indians we'd be
tied at second again.
The dyed-in-the-wool fans to-
day are wondering If it wouldn't
be possible for Victoria to get an
even break in the three Spokane
series, and IL Vancouver mightn't
stub their toe or something, and
IL the Tigers might not amount to
something yet.
Hope dies hard, even during a
slump.
The game way in which the
Tigers hammered out victory in
the tenth last night at Portland
has encouraged the fans.
Annfs Won Game.
Annis pitched one of his usual
good games, allowing but seven
hits, and scoring half of the tt
gers four runs, including the
winning run.
Portland scored a run on one
hit in the first and kept the lead
till the seventh, when Abbott and
Lynch singled and the right fielder
came home on Burns little hit.
Both took two in the eighth.
the Tigers on hts by Annis, Bas-
sey and Abbot, while Portland
kept even through Stovall's single,
Williams three-bagger and boots
by the well-known error firm of
Tauscher & Morse.
Portland might have won right
here as the Pippin captain was on
third. But Abbott pulled down
Mensor's long fly and caught Nick
at the plate with perfect throw,
perfectly handled.
All was calm during the ninth
but In the last frame Annis sim
gIed again, was sacrificed to sec
ond, sent to third by Coleman's
single and scored on Abbott's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
HUMBOLDT, Iowa, Aug. 81
Frank Gotch and party will start
for Chicago tonight in a special
car over the G. & N. w.
The champion said today that he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
National League
At Brooklyn.

At Brooklyn.
Cincinnati-Brooklyn double-head-
err postponed; wet grounds.
At Philadelphia
Chicago Philadelphia double
header postponed; rain.
At New York.
st. Louis-New York game post.
poned; rain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
Duck Season Opens
Tomorrow in Oregon

PORTLAND, Aug. 31.-Hosts
Of hunters are leaving Portland
today for the marshes prepara-
tory to the opening of the duck
season tomorrow. The season will
close in the middle of January.
Birds will be plentiful this year,
according to State Game Warden
Finley,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31

lOJdlo ....Ol oV l4
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Tacoma 80 20 O 0 90 1 2 % IA
Portland 1000 DO 0 0 2 0 %
SUMMARY.
Double plays-Coltrin to Casey
to Williams; Abbott to Burns.
Sacrifice hits-Stovall, Harris,
Mundorff, Bassey. Sacrifice fly
Williams. Struck out-By Hen
kle 5, by Annis 8. Bases on balls
OFF Henkle 2, off Annis 8.
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Red Cross Ball Blue makes the
iaundress happy, makes clothes
whittier than soow. II you wish
beautiful, clear white clothes. use
Red Cross Ball Blue. At all good
grocers. zee
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GIANT-BEAVER GAME.

r II q
Seattle 000020-3 8
Vancouver .301000O00-4 6 8
Sage, Seaton and Whaling
Clark and Lewis.
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'ress Leased Wire.l

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
DENVER, Aug. Winning
from John Moore of Kansas City
by 100 to 81, Joe Carney of San
Francisco today stood % points to
the good In the two nights three
cushion billiard match here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
NDIAN-BEES GAME.

r j. L
Victoria .001005000-1 3 /
Spokane .200O012O*-5 8 /
Miller and DeVogt; O'LoughIin
and Spiesman.
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American League

At Cleveland.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-15

southwest quarter section IL, township
%, south range west
Desert land entries-John ]. Cole, Al
buquerque. n NJ, southeast Quarter
west. Frank H. Crockett, Deming, n.
NJ, east half section 26, township "a,
south range IL west. William ]. Reilly,
Deming. n N, north half northeast
quarter and northwest quarter section
%, township 20, south range west.
Clarence Murray, Deming. n; NJ, west
range II west Clarence E. Gardiner.
Deming, N NJ. southeast quarter sec
ton Is, township g.. south range !
NJ. west half section %. township "a.
south of range II west. Mary B. Gar
diner, Deming, n. NJ, northwest quarter
northwest quarter section II, north
east quarter, east half northwest quarter
and northwest quarter northwest quar-
ter section Is, township %, south range
west. William T. Williams, Deming,
N. NJ, east half section %, township "a.
ston, Deming, N. NJ, north half south
west quarter section 81, township %,
south ransS 9 west. Abraham Clark,
township TOWNSHIP "a. south range ii west. Elise
Ernst, Deming, n. NJ, lots II and 49,
section 10, and lots and 4, section 80,
township %, south range west
Lieu Selections-The Santa Fe Pa
cific railroad has filed on the following
through their agent, Hugo Seaburg:
lots 13, IA, II and Is, section 10; lots
8, 4, and 8. section 10. township %,
south range west; north half north
east quarter and north half northwest
quarter, section Is, southeast quarter
northeast quarter, and west half north
east quarter section IL, township %.
south range west, and northwest
quarter southeast quarter section IA,
township "a, south range west.
Cancelled on Relinquishments-J
Corbett, Deming, n. NJ, desert land en-
try for southeast quarter northeast
quarter and west half of northeast
quarter section IL, township %. south
range west. Amos N Pollard, Deming.
n. NJ, desert land entry for lots 13 to
Is, section Is. and lots 8, 4, and
s, section 10, township %, south range
2 west. William B. Robertson, Hachita.
N. NJ, homestead entry of southwest
quarter section II, township 80. south
range 16 west Charles J. Kelly, DEM
Ing, N. NJ, north half northeast quar- |
ter and north half northwest quarter |
section 10, township "a, south range |
west.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-15
NEW COUNTY JAIL
To be BUILT At
SANTA ROSA
The Southwestern Instals
Block Signals Out Of
Santa Rosa

Santa Rosa, N. NJ, Sept. 1.-the
contract has been let for new county
Jail for this county, and work Of
construction. in the public square. ad-
joining the courthouse. in the center
of town. will begin in short time.
B. F. Shane, justice of the peace and
pioneer builder of this section, has
been given the contract and the en-
tire cost, including the installation of
modern steel cells. will be about
$4,000. The bonds have been issued and
sold for this project
The Ell Paso & Southwestern rail-
road system has Just completed IN
stalling block signals between Los
Tanos, on the north, and Guadalupe
on the south This section of track,
of which Santa Rosa is the center, Is
rather full of curves and steep grades
and the block signal system was N
stalled to make travelling perfectly
safe There have not been any &C
cidents on this part of the road. put
the officials of the line are , taxing
steps in advance to prevent any.
Santa Rosa has been connected Dy
telephone with Denver. on the nortn,
and Ell Paso, on the south Connectlon
is also had with Sunnyslde. FORT SUN
ner and many other sections here
abouts and with many of the ranches,
making it a great convenience to the
merchants and business men. MISS
Cleo Ennis is in charge OF the local
has been with her for some time, put
has returned to her home, In Fort
Worth.
business in Santa Rosa. is IN Kansas
City undergoing an operation, Whlcn
is rather serious.
The Republican county convention
nate a county ticket. Two days later
the Democratic county convention will
meet in Vaughn to put out ticket
for that party. Santa Rosa is very
Democrats here insist that W. C. Nc
Donald, of CarriZozo. is going to be
their nominee for governor. All coun-
ty officers are candidates for re-elec-
different offices in the county.
Before another election for county
officers, according to the talk here.
there. will probably be another county
GERS at the coming election will be
elected for five years-the four year
term provided for by the constitution |
and the term preceding the 1912 cleo |
hopes to become the county seat Of a |
new county, to be made up of a bit !
Of part of Chavez, a part Of Tor |
rance and a part Of Guadalupe coun- |
ties. The Santa Rosa people do not |
believe that there is population enough |
at present to warrant county division 4
talk. but hope that the population will |
increase fast enough to permit 1t /
later, for, while they are not anxious /
to surrender any of their territory, |
they want to see the state grow, and |
f it keeps up with their expectations, |
they are perfectly willing to see the
change made.
A good rain fell here Thursday night.
It was badly needed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-15

Las Cruces. n. NJ. Sept 15.-Mayol
Young has issued notice to parties who
have been filling in land by use OF
ditch water, that this practice must
cease in the town limits, as X breeds
riosouitos and is Injurious to health.
The carload of automobiles ordered
by local business men arrived over the
Santa Fe, and will be unloaded within
few days.
Cne OF the recent arrivals In the val
ley is Mr.. Mckinney. formerly a resi-
dent of Mangum, Okla, who is looking
for q suitable location for goat ranch
r. H. Gregg, of Pittsburg, Pa, has
arrived in Las Cruces and reports the
departure of large party of PittSburg
and Canadian capitalists for the valley.
Several of the parties will remain IN
Las Cruces during the winter, and Mr..
Gregg himself is Investigating condi-
tions for canning factory.
F. c. Huber, the FL Paso promoter,
who has been in town for several days
on mining deal in the Organ camp,
has made homestead entry for the
northwest quarter section II, township
q; south range west
Mrs Frank Islas and Mrs. s. G..
Chestnut are Ell Paso visitors in the
Interest of the Merchants carnival to
be held during fair week
At g meeting Of the New Mexico lodge
a resolution was passed prohibiting the
placing of advertising signs outside the
Masonic temple by parties having Of
fees in this building
l.. cleaning up the grounds formerly
occupied by the United States land Of
flee several wagonloads Of papers were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-15

hauled through the main streets of
town and were allowed to blow into
business houses and yards
Receives Badges.
The Mesilla Fair association is I'm
receipt Of a package of membership
badges which will be supplied to each
badge is bIue satin rbbon etfared The ne
gcic. with a metal pin at the top.
bearing the word Member. The mem,
oership is Increasing rapidly and it is
expected will reach the zoo mark with
In the next few days.
Louis w. Gales, Of Albuquerque, N
NJ, stopped here en- route to Ell Paso
where he goes to see his brother. Mich
Mrs Henry d. Bowman, of Mesilia
PARK, accompanied by her brotherin-
law. Rev. franklin Davis, has gone to
nome in the east, after a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Bowman.
Mr.. Reber has arrived from attending
court at AlamOgorodo
Nestor Armijo is very i'll at Hotel
Dieu, Ell Paso, and Miss Josephine
ArmiJc and Mrs Ed Ascarate. his sis
tiers, left on Wednesday to see him.
MT and Mrs D. z. Baker have return
The trustees Of the town of Las Cru
ceS are making study of the water
plants of other towns Of like size with
view Of getting the best possible sery-
Ice Tor the amount expended.
Land Office Notes.
Homesteads-John P Moore, Alamo
gordo,, n NJ, southeast quarter section
IS, township IL, south range 10 east.
Charles M. Moore, Alamo ordo N. M.
southwest quarter section 49, township
~, south range 10 east David Burts.
Hachita, n. NJ, southwest quarter sec
ton II, township 80, south range I6
west. Benjamin R. Maddux, Cutter. n.
NJ, east half northeast quarter section
70 and west half northwest quarter
section "a, township IA, south range
west. Ellen d. Slavin, Columbus. N.
M. northeast quarter section TO- town
ship 20, south range west. Wheeler
Calhoun, Columbus, N. A. southeast
quarter section 3, township %, south
range 2 west Charley Werthmann. Ell
Paso, Tex. southeast quarter section
r. township %, south range west
Florence C. Huber, Ell Paso Tex. north
west quarter section IT, township "a
south range west Howard Oaks. nj
Paso, Tex, east half northwest quarter
and northwest quarter northwest quar- |
ter section %, and southwest quarter of |
southwest quarter section II, township |
"a, south range west. Robert p
Thompson, Leopold, N NJ, west half |
northwest quarter and northwest quar- |
ter southwest quarter section 9. and |
northeast quarter southeast quarter |
section 8, township 10, south range Is |
west. Thomas Day, Cliff N NJ, north |
east quarter section 80, township 10. |
south range 20 west Clarence e. Gar,
liner, Deming, n. NJ southwest quar- |
:er section Is, township %, south range |
west. Jessie McCurry, Deming, N NJ, |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-15

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RID, Graniteville, Vt.
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For more than 80 years it has been
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carrying women safely through the
period of change of life.
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass.
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. Her advice is free,
and always helpful