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Arizona republican., 1911-03-10

not enough money To- take them all
To- Texas for instruction"
Colonel Cogsins has received NO
notification from Washington in re-
gard TO the mobilization of troops
The action Of the war department in
inviting the officers 10 leave their
commands and go to san Antonio in
dicates that there is no present inten-
ton OF calling out the National Guard.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-10

er OF strength to all in trouble. But
for himself he asked nothing. desir-
ed nothing that the world can give
He aspired to only one thinS-immOr-
tality. And when the call came on
Good Friday. in the glory of the sun
set by the sea, ne answered with
smile and shed his letters without a
sigh. The only wonder was that
they should have held him here So
long
Arizona republican., 1911-03-10

hiI someone / come i'm here and car
~ the shutter three times round the
room before ] answer them. 1t is
the only way"
or him i'm later life she writes.
"Due pre-eminent subject NE did
not care To discuss-theology. His
religion was too much % part of HIM
SELF to invite analysis when once he
had satisfied himself Of its supreme
truth and irrcfutable logic. Yet to
Arizona republican., 1911-03-10

See Effie make her sensational
blindfolded drive today AT $50. start
ing in front Of Coliseum Ladies'
matinee Immediately after
Arizona republican., 1911-03-10
TO PREVENT THE GRIP.

LAXATIVE BROM QUINTNE removes
the cause. There is only one "RROMO
QUININE." Look for signature Of E. w.
GROVE. 25c.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-10

Evergreen lots are going fast. Sc
Burroughs, II West Adams street
Arizona republican., 1911-03-10

Evergreen lots are going fast. See
Burroughs, Il West Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-10

Wait for the big sale on the Van Kirk
ranch. March l.. if YOU want fine
family coW-au money makers. ok
The evening world., 1911-03-22

likes 20 be with . winner, ana 80 yes
tsrday he renowned the veterans and
went over with the Yannigans. Here
after. Capt Roxls Roach says, Jack
must cit In centre field or ON place
where none OF his players oan see him.
~ for tho bat q basketball game has
been decided to decide which team shall
the charmed bat and which team
will a It with u on the coming tours
OF the North and Southwest. That game
WIN be played tomorrow night In The
Y. M. c. A. court.
Getting down TO serious baseball bust
ness. II Ia beginning 10 look as ~ II will
BIO opening day. or very close 10 II, be.
fore Chase determines who shall play
al short. Birdie Cree Is no doubt being
groomed for the Job. and whether its
short or some place else. Il Will be i'm
possible 10 keep him out of the lineup.
He Is too good q swsttsr to let sit on
the bench.
What . team striving for 30 valuable
a championship needs Is a team that Is
nrst-class on ofense. and It's batters
who make that kind of q club. Any
amateur can feld. but when Il comes TO
breaking up anne It's another story.
Players IKE Cree are the ones Who keen
the other fellows guessing all the time.
and that 10 what Manager Chase v
trying TO do-build a team that will
keep the opposing nine on It's toes all
the time.
The evening world., 1911-03-22
RAYMOND TO PITCH
FIRST GAME HERE
Arlie Latham's Job
Depends on Number
Of Recruits Retained.

MARLIN. Tex. March 22.-The
regulars OF the Giants are develop
ing into form SO rapidly that inter-
est In the youngsters Is beginning
to dwindle. McGraw says lie has
room for four of them. but It Is
doubtful II he keeps that many. He
thinks well of Tesreau as a coming
pitcher and he likes Fullerton for
the infeld. Lush also has a chance
or being retained. but the others
Will probably be sent to some strong
minor league clubs for another year
u seasoning. Catcher Hartley may
get on. as McGraw has refused to
turn him back to Toledo. Arlie
Latham IL very a~nxiously watching
the selection of the recruits, for his
Job depends on IT,. IL enough OF
them make good TO I'LL the team UP
to the liml; OF thirty-nve Latham
cannot appear In uniform, as he will
have no contract. II the club is not
up to the limit. Arlie will be re-
tsined AS coach and clown.
The evening world., 1911-03-22
Takes Five Minutes for Machine
to Penetrate Layer of
Bone and Muscle.

After hole an hour Of work the ex.
perts obtained suitable pictures OF
Jack Johnson's interior. The developers
were working and Jack was waiting for
q proof when he walked tnto a far
corner of the test room and saw . plate
being shown with An electric night back
Of II. What . hns picture. who u it2'
said Jack.
"rhat Is your brother Charley's
head" said a surGeon
'Is that a brain cavity I see In the
shadow outl!ne?" said Jack. The sur
geon walked up to the big black and
put a a on his shoulder a. he said.
do you see IT alsoy"
Sure" said Jack.
johnson. that Is not the brain cavity
but the shadowy outline which you sec
Is the tumor which Is in you brothers
BRAIN" said the surgeon.
The worlds champion stood blinking
In front of the picture for half an hour
ana then walked away to go into a con-
sultation with surgeons. He has or
dered DR.. George Brady to operate on
his brothers. brain. and II Is understood
that he has offered q bonus OF $40, 00t
over the regular fee IL LII brother
Chawles" q be saved.
The evening world., 1911-03-22
X-RAY SHOWS JACK JOHNSON
TO BE ALMOST BULLET PROOF
= the subject IN a little over two min.

OF the subject IN a little over two min.
utes. .
Celebrated medical and surgical sa-
wants who gathered to study the interior
workings OF the worlds champion pu-
Gilist and the most i~nvulnerable man
eve created are A. follows:
Supt. Woerner Roehl. IN charge OF the
Hospital and well known In Eu-
rope and America for his scientific at
tainments; Henry Schwarzschule. chem
ist and essa yist: DIT. p. II. Rathjen.
DR.. @. r. Bracket. DR.. George Brady.
Joseph Klober. electrical operator ana
x ray expert: Or. George Waller. DR..
]. l.. Howard. DR.. r. Dray. DR.. Victor
verhiiac, physical culture expert; DR..
,sser Newman n DR.. p. ID. Roland.
for eleven years trainer and ply slcal d.
rector OF the Chicago Athletic Clubs
athletic teams.
The picture taken will be the sub
sect Of medical and surgical comment
throughout the world. As II II admitted
no human being has ever been
found to have the same protection Of
muscle n o as has the big. Jolly
tar baby. who Is recognized as the cham
plon OF all fighters.
The story OF how Jack Johnron came
10 undergo the test and give the surg!-
cal and medical savants a treat Is
tragic. Charles Johnson, Jack John
sons twenty-two-year-old brother. has
been troubled with blindness whcih has
assailei him Internationally during the
last three years. The worlds champion
has called daily at the German Hospital
In this city TO see how Charley was
getting along. n has spent several
thousands of dollars In getting the
greatest surgeons OF this country TO
work for the recovery of the young
brother who d threatened with a loss
Of sight. While taking TX" ray pic
lures Of Charley. the medical men de-
cided tn they should hand down to
poster!ty a picture OF the interior OF
the greatest human lighting machine
EVER created. They persuaded Jack
Johnson to pose for pictures under the
nys. Just a. ms sick brother had done
The evening world., 1911-03-22
SULLIVAN LOSES
GREAT CHANCE TO
PUT MANTELL OUT
"Morltaila Dam Fails to Fol-
low Up an Advantage in
the Fifth Round.

Aontana Dan suiivaa had . reat
chance to knock out Frank Mantell Of
PAwtucket in the ten-round hnai at the
Brown Gymnasium boxing stag. but
grew wild, which enabled the Rhode
Islander TO stay the limit.
1t was In the fifth round that Sullivan
had his great opportunity. for he had
Msntell grogTy as n result OF three
hard rights TO the Jaw. Manteil was
swaylnz around the ring like a drunken
sailor, but sullivan got o~veranxlous and
Frank weathcred the storm.
The first four rounds Of the battle
were tame, and In the fifth the only
Interesting lighting was seen. The last
Ave rounds were slow. as Mantell was
covering up. while Sullivan was too
tired TO make any real EFFORT. 1t was a
good draw.
Battling Hurley. the New Jersey fighter. 0ut-
pointed Fighting Dick Hylard in seven ~ tbs
ten rounds Of their bout at the sag Of the olym-
pic Club Of Harlem.
The evening world., 1911-03-22
X-Ray Photographs Prove the
Champion Pugilist Is Unlike
Any Man Ever Created.
tspsraal 10 The Evening wor1n.)
San Francisco. March n.

San FRANCISCO. Mafch d
TT takes a Roentgen or X ray nom
I've to fifteen seconds to penetrate
l the average human being and make
a picture on the plate. Tho shortest time
In which the big electrical rays could
be sent through tho muscular and cAr-
t|llagenous covering o: Jack Johnson In
order to make a picture OF his frame
was Ave and onc-half minutes.
II Jeffr.es had known what msdfcal
and surgical savans know to-day.
would he have fought Jack Johnson In
Reno last Fourth of July7 The leaders
OF the medical and surgican profession
who gathered at tho German Hospital
in this city yesterday morning TO see
Jack put through the electrical photo
graphic tests found that his brain cavity
has from one-half to three-fourths OF an
inch protection OF skull. and that the
occlpital adhesion is equal to that OF a
harveyized nickel turret. The same blow
which would Kill an OK or steer at .
stockyards would barely jar Jack john
con. lie has been built TO Withstand AL
but the impact OF a steel projectile.
The brain cavity OF the worlds cham.
plon Is larger than that Of the average
n and It Is set in n dome which "a
almost ~inpregnable. The muscular pro-
lection Of thu big black fightlng machine
Is go great that II took the utmost shdl
Of Joseph Klober. the celebrated cleo
,riclan and Roentgen ray operator. &C
get a picture OF the interior working,
The evening world., 1911-03-22

and brute strength. He d,d.rot eat
properly. and that added to lack Of
sleep sApped his 20
1t has been three months now since
Raymond took a drink. When he began
10 live regularly his appetite increased
naturally Ind he tax on a !ot OF sur
plus weight. McGraw says that weigh:
IL what saved him. because 1t gave him
something to work of this spring. 1t
~ very likely that he Will pitch the
opening game IN New York. Ames has
positively declared that he VIII not take
up the burden. as x has been n hoodoo
10 him for the past two years. Mathew
son wiz probably be kept IN cold s,or-
age for at least two weeks after the
season begins. and Wiltse Is not quite
strong enough - start. Drucke could
not be relied upon for sue an impor-
tant game. and Marquarl as Yet IS out
OF the question. NcGraw wants 20 work
him In gradually.
The evening world., 1911-03-22
~ H
NeWs and Gossip
Picked
Sporting Circuit

THE HORSE-RACE MEETING AT
Tampa. Florida. will come to an end
with to-day's racer. a. the directors
have found It impossible to continue
because OF the large shipments OF
horses made from there.
GEORGE HACKENsCIIMIDr HAD
the easiest kind of Q time defeating
DIR. b, L. Roller IN their wrestling
match at Knoxville. Tenn. The hercu-
lean Russian won in two straight falls.
the first in one minute and ten seconds
and the second In thirteen minutes.
IT Is SAID THAT THE OWNERS
OF the City Park race-trach Q. New
Orleans believe that racing can't be
OF tho board of directors tomorrow
they are going to take steps to dispose
Of the plant.
HACKENSCIArIDT WASN'T THE
only wrestler to win a match last night.
for his big rival. Zoyszko. tho Pole.
defeated Jim McGrath. the Irish cham
plon, In straight falls In New London,
the FIRST fall In twenty-four minutes
n the second In eleven minutes.
ARTHUR WARWICK OF TORONTO
has been appointed coach OF the Har-
ward Lacrosse team md win report a.
Cambr!dge, Mass. for duty. April Z.
The evening world., 1911-03-22
ORourke Trying
To Match Paulser
Against Morris

Tom O'Rourke, Of the Ma
t,onal Sporting Club. is gathering to-
gether a unique stable OF boxers. 4ie Is
going after all the divisions OF the
eame. O'Rourke Is confident that Al
Paulser will eventually be a topnotcher
in the heavyweight division. and he Is
trying now TO match him against Carl
Morris. O'Rourke has Just taken
Young Pierce of Philadelphia under his
wing Inc will match him against any
il5-pound boy. bar zone. He also has
payardo Brooks OF England. who Is
anxious to meet any OF tho star l22.
Founders. As . preliminary to the
Young Sammy smith-Bert Reyes con-
test at the National Club Friday night.
O'Rourke has engaged Reddy Moore,
Pa! Moore's brother. to meet Young
Brown.
The pro-smm. for tns meeting n.r. Tuesia,
nigh. at the Arnoy A. A. Of boston inclujsi
, S,ii s S.-, 0g rssi k El4is % NJ cI,7e q so1 II s'; ;s@:
frank Peron in q .ten+pund contest. Touml
S'kcs:: Of rhlaaciphia VIA me-, JS,nny Clos
Bay Woods Of Fail River and Martin Connolly
Of South R3ston will box In the curtain raiscl
Of SIX rounds.
The negoiaions for a match between Alb
At-dl sad Johnny Coulon by the West Side A
c. o; New orleans are OF. ~ the little feather
weight Champion has declined 70 DO .ll6. pound,
rirRs.dc, wh!le tn, Ch!c,soaa has refused 10 a.
,og NE 3, 10 Ssi Sg%s z z e. a el PS1I ia,t rg IFS pS Stsi
r.ngslde vas the bef he would make for Ia
bantam chamrron.
The hoard Of directors Of the Fsirmont Ar
iotic Club have decided TO hold boxing stag
| svsry Saturisy r.-a.. The first VIII 30 held Ia.
v,ss. when TIRE tsn-ronnd and two ax-roun
! boots vii be yvt on. The usual Tuesday nigh
| meetings wild be hcld Whenever there is asilsb.
talent. On Tuesday night, March ~, frnn
| Klaus win box Montana Dan sullivan Ten oundi
The evening world., 1911-03-22
Giants Twirling Staff Display
ing Strength Now, Par
ticularly Bugs.
BY BOHEMIAN BULGER.

Cstaff Correspondent Of The Evening World With
the Team
Marlin, Tex, March %.
THE one obstacle that has stood
between the Giants and the PEN
nant for the past four years ap-
pears to be rapidly disappearing. That
obstacle. as all fans know. was the lack
OF strength OF the pitching stan. Nc
Graw knew this months before he came
to Marlin, and that Is why he held on
to RUDE Marquerd with such despers-
ton and took the almost hopeless task
OF trying 70 reform Bugs Raymond. He
did not expect much help from his re-
cruits, and II he had held such
hopes he would have been disappointed.
Now pitchers can help the old staff by
finishing out games, but Il is very rarely
that a new man can take the veterans
place the first year out. McGraw has
never had a pitcher who developed dur
ing the first season. and the same thing
can be said OF most other clubs.
Last season the only pitchers on whom
the Giant manager could rely with n
degree Of assurance were Mathewson
and Crandall. Ames was III for several
months, and wiltse did not acquire his
strength all season. Drucke was too
young n the business 10 be considered
seriously. and Marquard was completely
out OF the running. With that kind or
a STAFF McGraw went ahead and Tough
II out the best re could, and II Is n
slSercd little less than marvellous that
he managed to finish second. That Is
why most OF the prominent players on
other clubs nave picked the Giants TO
win this season.. Hard luck does not
usually hold that strong for two seasons
IN succession.
The pitching stan this spring has been
handled with the greatest OF cnrs. and
II Is Just beginning to show Its strength.
One of the strongest spokes In the wheel
,ust now Is Bugs Raymond. lie appears
10 have become 30 proud OF his seat on
the water wagon that he is bound to last
FOR a few months. anyhow. He says that
he homes to be as good as Mathewson as
n winning pitcher. and McGraw Is trying
, to encourage tho rivalry. Not q mar
has scored on Raymond in his last three
games. Yesterday he went In tor tne
regulars against the colts ana the
~oungster we're stuck dead still. The
learned for the first time what dmicui'
ties the big league batters have had In
batting against Raymond since ne mrs
swept across the baseball horizon. When
he began to dtss.pate he lost hh bal
auce, and with that went MS contro.
The evening world., 1911-03-22
Secret Out of Hilltop
Youngsters Success
HiIIfOps In Game
With University OF
GcOr0ia Team To-Day

ATHENS. Ga. March %. - Two
games win be played here by the
Hilltops with the University cs
Georgia team The hrst takes place
to-day and the next on Thursday.
That will close the Hiiltops in Athens
for 1911. and Chase u leaving with
a nnely conditioned team. although
here and there V . complaint Of q
sore shoulder or y lame leg. Chase
took his boys out Tor their morning
exercise yesterday. and the result
wal good. Every man wac full OF
pepper IN the afternoon. 90 to-day
It's . case Of work morning and
afternoon.
The evening world., 1911-03-22
Yannigans Beat Regulars Con-
tinually Until Latter Steal
Their Charmed Bat.

Iron staff Corrssroisnf Of The Evening World
with the tam
Athens. a.. March n
iIE secret. or rather the reasons
for the continual success OF the
Hilltop Nannigens over the Reg
ulsrs have al last been solved. First
there r. a bat which has been the cause
OF tho killing OFF OF the Regular pitch
crs' records. Second. IL the presence OF
one fellow who has been playing a real
live links for the side he sits on, This
same bearer Of III luck Is none other
than Jack Doyle. who. when he Is not
hoodoolng one side OF the Hilltop brig
AIDE. una a billiard room in New York.
But about the bat, Scout Irwin dis
covered 1t. II Was standing outside "a
niger sporting goods store here ana
Arthur liked the looks of II ane prompk-
by drafted same, 1t was mado out OF q
piece OF wood that once was part Of an
oak tree in a Niger cemetery ana wal
whitfield and ground down by q great
big buck who carried the famous old
charm OF the South, a hind left foot oil
a RABBIT, killed at midnight IN q colorso
folks, graveyard.
That bat has certainly been respons ii.
bic for many a hit! Those twenty-five
the Nana.gans gathered on Monda,
were made with the bat, and In mo tive
previous games the IaAaigans won tn,
youngsters had that bat. The Regular
could not understand how Il all wa
but Lou Ltschi parted with the sscre
and go Roy Hartzel by stealth got IN,
bat yesterday and the Regulars kept /
and batted out their second victory O
the series OF games which have bsei
played 20 date between the divided club
Some tale isn't?
Now Jack Doyle has been trying b
pick the winner OF the days games an.
hasn't struck Il right yet. For thre
days he sat on the Regulars bench pray
! Ing for victory that never ams Jaal
The evening world., 1911-03-22
Columbia CreWS
Appear ON Water
for First Time.

The candidates for tho Columbia
crews made their first appearance on
the water this year yesterday. Coach
Rice boated two varsity and two fresh
men Fights and gave them q hard
workout. The results of the long WIN
ter's indoor training was evidenced by
the excellent form OF the men.
The evening world., 1911-03-22

ALBANY, n. Y. March 20 johnny Dohaa
dhaded cy Smith In ten whirlwind rounds Al the
4 uickerbOcker A. G. DohAn landed the cleaner
punoiss. la; Smith WAS never stopped Tor a ssc.
HAVING the advantage OF scenGs and the harder
vallop.
The evening world., 1911-03-22
Kelly Defeats MrKinnon.

BOgTON March 22-A. was expected ~
mot % the fans. HUGO Kelly. tue Chicago MD
dlersight. WAS too clever and sldity for Bill Me-
Klnnnn and was gwen the decision in their
tgely~- -nuud bout at the ATmory \. a. Kelly
did not show 80 ven a. he did the night he
boxed Klaus. Mchiurou's stle iaks II hard
for most any boxer - show well. Besides. .sily
was rot taking many chances with the left wrcA
he broke when he fought Klsrs hsre Last
nights contest vas the first Kelly has engaged
in since Ids sect icnt
The evening world., 1911-03-22
GARDNER stops o,Keefe in Fifth.

DENVER. March 22.--Jimmy Gardner Of Low.
ell. Slass., oatclassed Johnny o'Ksefe Of Denver
in q boat scheduled for ten rounds in the Aud
forum, Referee Pat Gallagher stopped the fight
in tine sixth round. after O'Roefe had been
hrocked down twice. Undsr agreement. no de-
cision was given.
The evening world., 1911-03-22
NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB
Assyt TO GIVE BOXING STAG.

The New York Athletic Club viii give . boz
ing entertainment for the exclusive amusement
OF Us members on Saturday evening, There will
be five bouts consisting OF two OF four rounds,
two Of Elk rounds and one OF ten rounds, the
latter between Paddy sullivan and Harry Stone.
both well known boxers. Adm,ttancs to the club
houss on this date will be confined strictly TO
members and no guest Will Be permitted to enter
the hOusa.
The evening world., 1911-03-22
cibbs Too strong for O'Dare.

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.--ln the stellar
e~ttpscfipn Al the weekly stag x the Douglas A.. C.,
Willie Gibbs Of philadelphia proved q trls TOO
strorg and rugged for Tommy o'DAre, the ierr-
tenth Ward besrcat. TIE flght was q Toisn one
81 the way. Willie was frequently warned by the
esfrss for his rough work. boh poys id thsG
ks1 uoTs IN the cLncleA
The evening world., 1911-03-22

Thum's white Elephant
Rowling ana Biiiiard Academy,
slst ~. aud broadway. 22lJ AsA.
The evening world., 1911-03-22

From staff Corr,sroisnf Of rhe Evening World
with the team
Athens. a., March n
The evening world., 1911-03-22
The Peerless Motor Car Co. Of Nav yorI

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-06
PLEASANT APRIL rain
FELL HERE YESTERDAY
Rainfall, Though Comparative
Iy Light, is Timely

Yesterday morning marked the ar
rival of another needed rain, which
began soon after o'clock. Until noon
the sky was cloudy, though the rain
ceased to fall soon after the middle OF
the forenoon.
las shown by the records of OBJ
server Harold, the rainfall was prac-
tically the same as that of Sunday a
week ago, though the space of time oc-
cupied by the rainfall was much less
The amount of rainfall recorded N
each instance was 10 inches.
AS was pointed out yesterday oy
many who are conversant with the
needs of agriculture, the rains of yes
terday and those which fell more than
a week ago have come in most timely
manner. Though the soil could well
absorb ten times as much moisture as
has fallen, the gradual manner in
which the deficit is being made up is
very pleasing to the farmers
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-04-06
CATHOLIC women
ARE TO UNITE
viii Initiate the Methods of
PFOtGStaRtS

New York, April 5.-Catholic va
men of this city have received within
the last three or four days an appeal
from the Catholic Church Extension
Society, of which Archbishop Quigley,
of Chicago, is chancellor, to form d
Catholic Woman's Missionary Move
ment. The call notes the Protestant
women's mission jubilee just ended in
this city. Those behind the appeal in
clude many archbishops of the Catholic
church and leaders, especially in the
Middle West
The appeal signed by these Catholic
leaders points out the success attain
ed by the Protestant women in raising
money, in attracting attention to their
plea, and in the large numbers they
gather to their standard The society
argues that Catholic women can ac-
complish quite as much, even if meth
DDS may be unlike.
The society urges the formation of
branches in as many parishes as pos
sible. 1t says that it expects to CAL
another Catholic missionary congress
next year, and it hopes by that time
enough branches may have been form
ed to make the formation of a Catho-
lie woman's missionary movement y
national affair.
Two rules only are laid down for
members of the branches. These are
the saying of the prayer especially
authorized to the society by the Pope,
est Phillip Neri, pray for u.s." and
the self-denial of one day year, I'm
which denial sum to the amount CT
fifty cents in involved.