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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

Impure blood runs yop down.
mnhea you an easy victim for ryan.
ic diseases. Burdock Blood nltterI
purlfies the blood--cure the cause
ouiidB sou aIp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
KAisEs oRosss oaown
PRINCE TO APOLOGIZE

Berlin. Nov. 1G.-The kaiser Is re-
ported to have directed the crown
prince Ia apologize 10 the chancellor
Tor his acts In appiaudine the speech
OF Dr, Won Heydebrand in the reiehs.
laE last Thursday and TO undergo a
few days detention az his residence
at Danxig,
the report be true the directions.
40 doubt will be obeyed, nv the
Hohenzollern family rules give the
head OF the family absolute power
over ell members The detention. OF
course, would be n mere formnifly
which, according 10 current belief.
the crown prince has underaone more
thah once because OF indiscseilon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16

no young woman, IN the JOY OF
coming motherhood, should neglect
10 prepare her system for the phys
teal ordeal she Is TO undergo. The
health Of both she aud her coming
child depends largely upon the care
she bcstows upon herself during the
waiting montha. Mcther's Friend
prepares the expectant mothers sys-
TEN Tor the coming event, and its use
makes her comfortable during all the
term. II works with and for nature,
and by gradually expanding all tis-
sues, muscles and tendons, involved.
and keeping the breasts In good con-
dition, brings the woman 70 The crisia
in splendid physical condition. The
baby too Is more apt 10 be perfect and
strong where the mother has thus
prepared herself for natures supreme
Junction. No better advice could be
given q young expecsant mother than
that she Use Mothers Friend u II a
medicine that has proves i.a value Id
az
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
PAplxEAu STORY A DREAM.
Cisicaso Poliee say 81. sossph I'rlsoa-
e. II Not Wanted There tor Massses

Chicago, Nov. i5.--Pollee fnspeo-
tor Revere. after = thorough invesil.
cation. today said he was prepared
10 disesedit the confession OF George
G. Papineau. made a. a. Joseph. Mo-
IN which papineau eaia he murder
"a a man named william blake In
Chicago last June,
''Paplneau told the Blake murder
story In order 20 be- brought back 20
Chlcano and escape trial ana pon-
slble punishment " g. Joseph" said
Inspector Reverb,
The police nald thcy had learned
that Du 1lllt lhs date N the Az
leerd mnf1pr rnIlncou Nns found
ov9rcome BY the heat on thu north
side and was taken to = hospital BY
mo police department.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-16
STRYCHN|NE KILLS
FOUR YEAR OLD
Accidental Poisoning Causes
Sad Death Of Little Tot in
Carlsbad; Mother Heart
Broken.

tsrSesss CsrsespsRae~ee % shs tsersis,
Carlsbad N. A.. Nov. l6.--fesfer'
day evening the little four-year-old
nephew OF Mr., Bartlett. who works
In Mr.. I'eckett's barber shop. got
some strychnlne about the house and
his mother brought him down town
10 the doctor but before she got TO
the doctor the little one died near Mr.
little one in les last aFonies and II
was heart rendering to zee the dis
tressed mothers grief f'he whole
community extend their synpalhies
To Mr., Bartlett ana his sister.
Evening journal., 1911-01-14

nobody else takes hold Of the situa
tion he VIII probably try to get the
team
4 Voice From Trenton.
The Trenton True American says:
Some Of the managers along the
Tri-State circuit are announcing that
they have at last hit upon plan
whereby they can remain within the
81 800 salary limit and still retain
their good men, and that their plan
is TO carry thirteen instead Of four
teen men, AS in the past Apparently
the managers have not heard Of Man
ager Heckert's plan to retain the high
quality of ball which his men will
serve out. G.. Washington will have
only twelve men on his pay roll, II
his present plans materalige, and even
at that he thinks he will go through
the season successfully. 1t is Man
ager Heckert's scheme to carry but
one catcher who will do all the back
stop work. He will, however, have
an infielder who can go back of the
bat if anything happens to that catch
er. His pitching department will
consist of four men, one of whom, at
! least, will be able to take the place
OF a utility man. Manager Heckert
realizes that to follow out these plans
It Will require much thought and
work, but he has been working out
the scheme, and sees a solution to it,
Harrisburg Speaks Out.
The Harrisburg Telegraph says:
1T is about settled that Williams
ports franchise will be disposed Of
and Wilmington appears TO be frs
in line as a purchaser Allentown
and Paterson, n. j., are also bidders
However, the most startling piece O
news heard was the following. which
was printed I'm a Philadelphia paper
"The controlling interest in th'
Williamsport Tri-State franchise il
controlled by George w. Heckert, o
this city, manager Of the Trenton
team. Heckert tonight admitted this
but denied he was the entire owner
He says that the team will not remail
at Williamsport this season, but viii
go either to Paterson or Allentown
while il is known here that Man
ager Heckert has all along claimel
part ownership in the Williamspor
team, his interests were not consider
ed large. Previous to the recent Tri
State meeting Heckert gave it out tina
certain things must have to be don
or he would let the people know wht
had money in the Tri-State teams
Said Manager Heckert:
~ am manager of the TrentoI
team, but ! have more money ticC
up I'm other teams than many of thesI
fellows who want to run things anC
are running them into the ground
Il I'll show them something some day.
I'll show them something some day.
Evening journal., 1911-01-14
FODDER FODDER FOR
FIGHT FANS
Johnson Laughs at the Glea-
SOn-Kaufman Joke, But
Will Fight Anytime
SEIGER LOSES TO STEIN
AFTER TEN HARD ROUNDS

Jack Johnson looks upon the re-
puted offer by Jack Gleason OF a
$50 1000 purse for a fight between him
and AL Kaufman as one of the very
best pugilistic jokes now making me
rounds.
~ only hope it's true, for | don't
know any easier way to make pile
of money" the black champion said
IL New York today.
At that Johnson looks upon kaui-
man as good man, the best heavy
in fact. in the business present COM
pany excepted" He says Kaufman
could make quick work of such men
as Jeanette. McVey and even Sam
Langford. Kaufman's recent challenge
OF Johnson. Jack declares, was merely
10 boost his show.
would you fight Jefries again {?
johnson was asked.
"In a minute he replied. "Bul
.Ieff viii never fight again. Tic
Wouldn't worry with training and he
has All the money he wants. Jeffries
wasn't doped at Reno until | began
slipping in some terrific clips.
Evening journal., 1911-01-14
WELL, WHO OWNS
THAT FRANCHISE?
HeCkert Says He Does, So
Fans Must Let II Go
at That
BUFFERS IN ANNOY
THE TRENTON MAGNATE

Here is more Tri-State baseball
gossip The York Dispatch says
THAT the Williamsport team Of the
Tri-State Baseball League, including
franchise and players, will be sold to
either Paterson, n. j., or Allentown
promoters, was the statement made in
this city by George w. Heckert, man
ager of the Trenton club. Heckert
states that he has been given the Mil
lionaire equipment to dispose Of
through a deal made by President
Carpenter and will sell it to the best
advantage.
Seeing that efforts to accumulate
enough financial support to Justify
the retention Of Tri-State baseball in
that city, the Williamsport hackers
appealed TO the league for assistance,
and Carpenter took over the remain
ing Billtown players and franchise
Carpenter then turned 1t over to
Heckert, and the York man will dis
pose of it. So far, according to Heck
ert, there is little probability that VIII
mington will secure the team. Both
Allentown and Paterson have made
better offers and are considered better
baseball centers than the Delaware
city. The Peachtown promoters helt
an option on the franchise, but that
Heckert states, expired yesterday, anC
now he is free TO sell to whom h,
pleases.
Heckert Is at his home, Ill Wes
King street, this city, at present, bu
will probably go to either Allentown
or Paterson this week to complete th'
deal. He says that the city offer
ing the best inducements will get the
team. Heckert will propose the or
ganization of stock company i'm the
city selected and is willing to take a
financial interest in the team That
however. would hardly be countenanc.
ed by other members of the league
who do not favor syndicate baseball
! I'm speaking Of the matter, Heckeri
/ took occasion to say that the rumol
that ne had purchased the Williams
port team was not true. The Iren
ton managers position, he states, is
only that of a go-between, the league
really having charge of the Million
aire teams holdings.
Allentown is more than anxious tC
secure berth in the Tri-State Leagu,
and would doubtless make an idea
addition. Sentiment there is I'm fayol
of team and It is said that ampl,
/ financial support could be secured I
was rumored that Deputy Jail War
den James Garman would retire {,
, become manager of a team. and It wai
also said that former Councilman
Joseph L. German, has been looking
into the situation James McGeehan
who has for some years been running
baseball successfully in Allentown, re
turned yesterday, and announced tina
Allentown is ripe for another team. I
Evening journal., 1911-01-14
CITY TO LOSE
BOWLING ALLEYS

With the advertised sale of b the
eight pairs of bowling alleys which
are installed in the old Academy
Bowling Alleys. Fifth and French
there will pass entirely out of the
history Of Wilmington what is per-
haps one of the largest bowling in
stitutions in the country, and by far
the largest i'm Wilmington.
Years ago these alleys were the
scene Of many hard fought and in
teresting matches and it is with re-
gret that bowling enthusiasts who
used to roll the balls down them will
witness their abolishment For sew
eral years the place has been closed
e. l.. Rice has charge of the sale
of the alleys and will sell them
either in parts or in lot. Each alley
is made up of four sections and tins
will make their transportation easy
Evening journal., 1911-01-14
TODAY'S SPORTS

DUPONT Gun Club shoot. with Rich
ardsOn, FOard and SkeIIey in cham
pionship event. Club grounds, New
Bridge.
Basketball, Friends School Gym
tonight, Friends vs.. Woodbury.. High
and Second Friends vs.. Hilton.
Soccer, Windsor VS.. Peabody. Shell
pot Park.
Basketball, CheSmar vs.. Camden
High, afternoon, BrOwnsOn Hall.
Basketball, evening, Y. NJ. c. A.
Basketball, MI. Vernon vs.. Frank,
ford, ut MI. Vernon Hall.
Evening journal., 1911-01-14

or for nothing, was the modest
declaration Of George (Kid) Cotton,
the Pittsburg tar baby. today.
Cotton refused TO answer whether
he had been given these instructions
by the manager OF the burlesquc
house, where the ebony champion will
appear. but he did make an emphatic
howl against the way Johnson has
been berating him since his bout with
Monaghan. 81 nearly busted Mon
aghan's beams he said, "and II that
dub Of a champion thinks I can't do
it any time ] want to. I'll show him
how IL feels. Yes am peeved az his
talk. and I am going to get even with
him."
George Hackenschmidi. the Rus.
sian lion," in order to secure a match
with Frank Gotch, the worlds heavy
weight champion wrestler, must first
defeat such men as Mahmoud and
Zbszko.
This was the course mapped oui
today by Gotch himself "The only
first class wrestler Hackenschmidi
has beaten in this country Is Dr.
Roller" asserted the wrestling
champion.
81 am not crazy to gel back into
/ the game, but If the Russian defeats
the two wrestlers named, | viii NEE
him and beat him more decisivel,
than when l took the wrestling It'll,
/ from him"
Evening journal., 1911-01-14
LocnIs in PhIIadeIphIa AthIetIcs.

Wilmington will be represented in
the indoor athletic handicap meet of
the Philadelphia District A. l.. n. A.,
to be held at the Central Y. NJ. G. A.
ON Saturday evening, January q, by
at least six athletes from the local
associations These six men are all
good ones and 1t is expected that
they will return with some prizes.
They are Norman Craig, Walter
Craig, G.. Rogers Daniels, Charles
Charsha. Hamp Harris and Roland
Hall.
Evening journal., 1911-01-14
FINANCIAL
For Sale

$4,000 Wilmington Trust Building
Corporation dupont BuiIding) First
Mortgage per cent. Bonds.
Interest guaranteed by 4. !. DUPONT
de NeMOurs Powder Company, WhOso
net earrings are over one nundreu
times interest charges.
Subject TO redemption ON any IN
terest day at 40 and interest.
We recommend these bonds as AZ
absolutely safe and desirable invest
ment, netting rs per cent.
Evening journal., 1911-01-14
NEWARK BOYS
TALK OF BALL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, Jan. i4-Baseball
is receiving fair share Of discussion.
The team last year was a good one,
but the boys promise a better one this
year. II is likely a meeting will be
held at an early date. There is some
talk of trying to secure an enclosed
ground for this season.
Evening journal., 1911-01-14
MnrerIy Mnnis Games.

The Wayerly A. c. basketball team
would like to arrange games with any
team in the State having their own
floor. They would like to hear from
Chesmar Adress reply to Manager
G. Il. Beckett, S. e. Cor. Third and
Searles streets.
Evening journal., 1911-01-14
Church Bows Lose at BasketbalI.

AT the Armory last evening the
basketball team of the Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist Church was defeated by
Company f, by the score of Sc to IL.
Company f plays the Fort DUPONT
boys this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1911-01-14
KNIGHTS GO SOME
AT THE PIN GAME

The Knights took all three games
from the Hermits i'm the X. G. E.
bowling matches at Pierce's alleys
last evening. The Knights now lead
the league by 432 pins
Evening journal., 1911-01-14
FRIENDS VS.. WOODBURY..

In Friends School gym tonight
Friends School basketball team will
play Woodbury. High School. Friends
Second will play Hilton a prelimi-
nary game.
Evening journal., 1911-01-14

That he is going to climb up onto
the stage where Jack Johnson is
cayorting with his sparring partner.
Walter Monaghan, next week. and say
to the champion, you big stiff, make
a match with me and I'll knock your
blame head off for a purse, side bet
Evening journal., 1911-01-14

six months more.
There is limit to the number of clubs that may be
turned in by any contestant Every contestant who
hopes to win should turn in one or more clubs while this
offer is in effect
q Subscriptions for than they will
after the close of this offer During the last four days of
the only $4,000 will be given for clubs
Evening journal., 1911-01-14

Six prizes be awarded in each of the six districts
a 5000 Diamond Ring, a $500 Symphony Grand Graphic
phone SI5osworth of Furniture, 500 Merchandise
Credit sos Business College Scholarship and SIS
Bank Account To win district prize you compete only
with those in your district.
q Like the preceding offers, all business turned in
since the beginning of the contest upon which bonus
have been issued will apply under this offer.
Evening journal., 1911-01-14

We now carry line OF Fine Quail
ty Rolled Plated
JEW LRY.
Brooches, Gun Buttons, Handy Pins,
Bracelets, Chains, La VaIlieres, Hat
Pins, Etc.
{. F. RUDOLPH,
Market and Fourth Streets.
Dependable Goods Moderately Priced.
Evening journal., 1911-01-14

Jack Gleason, who, with Tex KICK
ard, managed the Jeffries-JohnsOn
fight at Reno on July 4, is I'm Chicago,
and will await the return Of Jack
Johnson from the east Gleason de-
clares that he and his partner. Harry
Frazee. the Chicago theatrical man,
who has offered a $4,000 purse for
a fight between Johnson and AL Kauf-
man in London during Coronation
Week. are ready to post a forfeit 70
bind the match. Gleason added that
the fighters would have to accept a
referee from the other side. but could
agree upon a third man to be taken
over from this country. Gleason ex.
pressed confidence that the match
would be made.
Evening journal., 1911-01-14

Once more Joe Sciger. the Denver
ite. has established his claim to being
game, but losing fighter At the
New York Clinton a. c. last night,
Joe Stein beat the Westerner around
the ring for ten rounds. but could no,
land the finishing punch. Seiger again
showed himself one of the chopping
blocks in the business and the crowd
marveled at his ability TO take pun
ishmcnt and keep coming back for
more.
The "hghting' prefix may now be
dropped from Jimmy Murray's name
after the walloping he received last
night from Young Wagner Like
Seiger, Murray proved a glutton for
punishment aud assimilated Wagner's
stiffest punches with ease Murray
showed little cleverness.
Evening journal., 1911-01-14

The Offer Closes at Midnight, January II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31

good shape Meredith. another lettct
man, is buck In college, and will try
for tho team. Meredith can do IL no
VIII, and he says he will. Wilson aud
Strother. Tyler, Ancarrnw ind Cason
whom absolute reliance can BIO placed.
Naturally there will be moro Gun :
didates. Somehow or other track ath :
lctica are probably moro popular u t
college than any other branch 53g sc
sport. The men like 1T, and this IS
going to provo great aid to the
coach. No definite date has been So
lcctcd for tho College Blues meet, but
just as soon as the two committees
can get together and decide whatsthay
want to do sanction will be secured,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
JEANETTE WANTS
TO meet JOHNSON
Challenges for Finish Fight in
Paris for Side Bet of
$4,000.

New York, December 3o.-IIcavy
weight Champion Jack johnson was
to-day challenged to Il finish fight by
Joc Jeanette. TO talsc place in Paris,
Tor g. eide bet of $4,000. The defy
vas issued by Dun McIlettrick, man
hScr for Jcanncttc.
Il specified Paris because Franco is
the only country in which nnish fights
aro allowed now" said McKcttrick. "a
week ago wrote letter to Jack
Johnson making him an offer of $4,000
to box Jeanette. and while johnson
has replied through tho press saying
that the amount WINS not big enough,
he has not written to mo personals.
Johnson is stalling. Hc Is making
eNorbitant demands knowing that they
canot be made. Ofcr him Il purse of
100000 anc he will demand $50, 900. Of
for him side OF 5000 and hs VIII
demand $4,000.
MclIottrick said further that. II
johnson refused TO meet Ieannettc in
finish night in Paris. he was willing
TO Euaranto him $4,000 for n ton
round bout with Jeanette In New
York City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
ELIMINATION
TOURNAME Mt
CONTINUED From First Page.1

Continued From First Page.)
ever before. and recognizing this fact
The Tinies-Dlspatch is anxious to help
along those who get their exercise and
pleasure on the alleys. 1t IS In tho
interest OF clean sports that tho tour
COY 10 being conducted. Tho rules
shich apply at tho national bowling
tournament Will apply and official
scores. foul Judges and other officials
@iu be supplied.
The renult of the tournament wils be
closely watched. as those having the
interest of the sport at heart nre now
casting about IN an endeayor to secure
team or teams to represent Richmond
at the national tournament in Pater-
lon. n. j.. and at the American Bowling
Congress at st. Louis. The winners
II Tho Tinies-Dispatch tournament Will
in all probability be members of these
teams.
1t is expected that as many az 600
Games will be entered. Tho winner
Hill not only receive medal. but
along with this medal Will go practi-
sally the championship OF Richmond.
Remember that the entry list Is now
open, and that tho entry list will close
Saturday night az 6 o'clock. No en-
trance fec is charged. the only ex-
pcnso attaching to tho bowler being
tho actual cost OF the games bowled.
rho official results and standing OF
the players will be published daily In
The Timcs-Dispatch.
Any information desired can be Sc
cured at either the Newport or Palace
Alleys or from the bowling editor OF
! The Timcs-Dispatch. Copies OF tho
schedules VIII be given each of the
! entrants just as soon as the entry list
is completed. Now cvory bowler get
in line and stick up some great big
scores for the people outside to look at.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
HUGH M INTOSH
TO TAKE HAND
CONTINUED From First Page.)


that ho has declared himself In con-
nectioH with a ..big season" In New
xork. he is not likely to abandon the
idea. He was doomed foolish for buck
Ing tho, fight trust" as the National
Sporting Club. of London, is called,
but he worked his way into tho big
English metropolis and handled some
OF the most important boxing matches
ever held there. Whether he made
money or not Is q mooted question.
Just how he expects to conduct a
big season" in New York does not
appear, and tt almost looks as though
tho Australian fight hnndler Is not
conversant with conditions In tho East
with MADISON Square Garden closed
to promotcrs, by orders OF tho COM
mission, and with open air boxing and
picture taking barred. It does not
seem as though New York offers much
to the hntipodean sportsman, unless
1t ts that he intends to build n rooted
arena of his own.
Australian Scrappcrs.
Mcintosh, if he comes, will surely
bring some OF the best of the Austral.
ian ringmcn with him, in addition to
any Americans that may return with
him. Among the Australians no doubt.
VIII be Hughie Michigan and pave
Smith. The first named is the light
WctSnt champion OF Kangaroo Land
and. according to all accounts. he is
the best that country has produced
since tho days OF George Dawson ana
Shadow Mabcr
Michigan. st is said. can make 1873
pounds. without trouble, so that II he
comes he viii be in line for a champs
lonsliip go with Ad Wolgast. or who
ever happens 10 be the custodian OF tho
lightweight laurcls at that time.
a glance at Mehgan's record, by tho
way, reveals the fact that he lost once
to Rude Unholz In two rounds, while
the latter was doing tho best he could
for himself out sydney way But.
whom the explanation Is Forthcoming
that Michigan broke his arm and Was
forced TO dcsist, tho damage to the
crack Australians reputation does not
seem to be SO disastrous
Dave Smith is the nliddlewci5ht who
defeated Billy Papke and was defcatc cd
In turn by the Kewanec alugger. lie
is well spoken OF by the Australia
CRITICS and he Is evidently a fighter
who could be depended upon to give a
good account of himself with such men
AZ Klaus. McGoorty. Moha and Hugo
Kelly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
ANNUAL DINNER
FOR SPORTSMEN
At Waldorf, February 1e-Vir-
ginia Huntsnen Meet to Elect
Graves's Successor.

J. w. Graves, present member OF the
National Stecplcchase and Hunt Asso-
Citation from Virginia. has called a
Dacting OF the masters of the several
packs In the State for the Common
wealth Club. this city. on January ..
The purpose OF the meeting Is to select
a successor to Mr. Graves.
II is understood that the incumbent
will be unanimously chosen. His years
work has been cmincntiy satisfactory,
and he has accomplished much good for
the cause of the horse. The sports
mems dinner, which was inauguratcd
last year By Harry ". Smith. master
OF the Grafton Hounds. Grafton, Mass
will be held this year on February 10
at the Waldorf Hotel New York. Mr.
Graves will probably be Il delegate to
this dinner.