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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-24
TEMPLE VS.. MANDoT2TJ I

NDy CHtCu TTtss LeHstu Wnt.1
NEW ORLEANS, La.-Ray
Temple and Joe Mandot will meet
In a 20-round bout here May 9
to decide which shall meet Cham
pion AID Wolgast. according TO
announcement made here today.
In an elimination 10-round bout
last night, Temple badly wopsted
Matty Baldwin of Boston, titus
winning a chance at Maltdotts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-24
Major League Releases
CHICAGO, Ill, April

CHICAGO, III, April %.
The following releases
were announced today by
President Ban Johnson of
the American league:
Chicago to Los Angeles,
Joseph Berger, optional.
Detroit to San Francisco,
w. M. McCarey to Indian
apolis, George Westerzeil.
Washington Milwaukee,
Norman Elberfield, outright.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS READY.
(By United Press Leased Wire.

OAKLAND, Cal.-Howard Nor
row, the Chicago middleweight,
and Kid George, the California
fighter, reported themselves on
edge today for their 10-round
contest this evening. Morrow
is being handled by Tommy Ryan.
The winner will be matched with
Eddie McGoorty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-24


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-24
SEATTLE 5, VICTORIA @.

VICTORIA, B. c., April "a
Although Seattle outhit Victoria
yesterday, the home team ran
away with the game by majority
score of l after a batting game.
Barry and Meek were expelled by
the umpire for disputing decis-
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seattle 1890. .t....... 5 IL 3
victor1a ............. q 3 I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-24
LaDges to Meet Nelson.

Nick Langes, who claims the
welterweight championship of the
northwest will meet Carl Nelson,
OF Raymond, in a finish wrestling
match April so at the Glide rink,
according to articles signed last
night. The men will meet at 145
pounds and the articles are so
drawn that either or both will
forfeit in case of foul, In case the
match does not go to a finish or
any other subterfuge to WEIGH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-24
STANLEY DEFEATS LADOUx

LONDON = Digger Stanley of
London Is victor today over
Charles Ladoux, bantamweight
champion of France. Stanley
won on points after 20 rounds of
milling. He claims the bantam
weight championship of the world
as result of his victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-24

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-24
VANCOUVER :. SPOKANE 4.

SPOKANE, April 24.-Mauser
was wild and cost Spokane the
game yesterday. Umpire Toman
refused to call the game In the
NTH on account of rain. Frisk
was the sensation at bat and on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-24

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-24
Baldwin and Helmiche Are
Released, Two More To Go
Q D . . . % . Q .
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
standing OF climbs Yesterday.
Today's Games.

Today's Games. 3
Tacoma in Seattle Vancouver at Spokane.
Seattle Victoria.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-24

Wear this grand invgorator while sleep. a quick
and positive for debility lost
enlarged veins, lame back lumbago
kidney
weakened condition of the organs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-24

While Bill Leard Is whanging
the ball hard for Oakland, he
seems to have trouble getting the
ball on the runners.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04
HOLY THURSDAY IS
OBSERVED TO-DAY
BY CATHOLICS
Day of Deep Devotion Pre-
cedes Good Friday on Which
Will Be Commemorated Pas
sion and Death Of Christ.

In eOmmemoratlon OF the institu-
tion OF the Holy Eucharist az the last
supper, the evening of the day oa
which Christ took bread and wine and
blessed and broke, giving particles OF
each TO each of the twelve apostles,
special services we're held Ia every
Catholic church Ia Albuquerque today.
Following the celebration of mass In
each OF three churches, the Blessed
Sacrament was placed In beautifully
ornamented repository, before which
the faithful viii kneel and pray until
the bencdlction shortly before .
o'clock tonight. Sermons will be
preached this evening on the Holy
Eucharist. The services today arc
among the most beautiful In the ritual
of the Catholic church, the institution
Of the Holy Eucharist being the foun-
dalton stone on which rests the entire
framework OF the religion.
with affairs Dare and draped In
black, the mass OF the preaanctliiec
viii be celebrated tomorrow, begin
ming Good Friday services. The holy
hour will be observed from / 10 3, the
members OF the congregation modita-
ting on the suffering and death OF
Christ on calvary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04

Kaufman, legislative committee OF the
Bornaliilo county Medical society, left
this morning to appear before the Leg
islature In the Interest of the passage
of the pending medical practice act.
The society held Ia regular semi
monthly meeting at the Commercial
club last night. Or. Edward Kline Of
Eikhorn, Wis, being among the out
OF town guests.
The international Concert company
arrived In Albuquerque late this aft
ernoon from the coast and viii APP
pear in the Elks' theater tonight as
santa Re attraction. No tickets
have been given out Cor the concert
tonight. The general public win be
admitted after s:i5. The inteFna-
tional company Is a high-class attrae-
ton and a large crowd will doubt
less attend the entertainment.
The santa Fe De Luxe, westbound,
arrived In Albuquerque az S;3l this
morning. four minutes ahead II time,
leaving for the west promptly after
n scheduled ten minute stop. The
train carried only dozen passengers.
The eastbound De Luxe, passing
through Albuquerque last evening,
carried iifty-two passengers. The De
Luxe service will be discontinued for
the season after one more round trip.
Committees who viii have charge
OF the various booths ~ the bazaar TO
be given By the Ladies' Aid society
OF the Christian church at 219 West
Gold avenue Saturday afternoon and
evening are as follows: Apron booth.
Mrs. Gearing. Mrs. Rex, Mrs. Phelps;
fancy booth, Mrs. Mayes. Mrs. Nor
ris; home cooking. Mrs. Van Cieave.
Mrs. Irvine, Mrs Selser. The lunch
booth and sale % candy and fancy
work will be IN charge OF the Kings
Daughters. The Searchers' club will
have the ice cream cone booth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04
PROGRAM FOR GOOD
FRIDAY CONCERT
ANNOUNCED
Many Magnificent Numbers
to Be Rendered by Best Mu-
steal Artists in Presbyterian
Church Tomorrow.

The cruclfixion OF the Savior on
Mount Calvary more than nineteen
hundred years ago will be commem-
GRATED In 4 most hitting manner IN tho
Presbyterian church tomorrow even
ing BY the rendition OF a number OF
musical selections from the masters,
sung and played oy some OF the most
talented musicians In Albuquerque.
The feature OF the program for the
sacred concert will be "rhe Crucifix-
ion" sacred cantata, TO be rendered
under the direction OF MIR. Charles J.,
Andrews.
The program IN full is as follows.
Opening Number ..........,.O Organ
L.argo-From Second sonata. ...
......s........... Beethoven
Miss Beryl Kenworthy.
All for Jesus.
AZ the Cross (Stabat Mater) .......
.....s.......... Mark Andrews
(a) How Beautiful Upon the Noun
talns ........., Flaxlngton Harker
Cb) There IL n Green hin. GOunod
Celebrated Air for G String Bach
Mrs. Ralph Henderson.
II Is Enough (from EliJah) ......
............M John Faikenberg
The Cruclflxion. sir John Stalner
a Sacred Cantata.
Direction OF c. j. Andrews. Tenor,
Baritone and Bass solos; Quar-
tet and Chorus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04
MUCH INTEREST IN
PROPOSED TRIP
TO ROSWELL
Boosters at EncinO and Estan-
cha Getting to Work on
Route for Automobile Cara
van From Albuquerque.

AZ a result OF letters written by r.
u. schwentker Of this city to various
points along the automobile route be-
tween here and Roswell. the active
operation OF numerous boosters has
been secured and all the intermediate
towns will do their best TO make the
trade and good roads excursion a sue
cess. II. c. Dillon OF G. w. Bond ana
Brothers store az Encino Is especially
active In behalf Of the proposition az
that point and others are also working
az Estancia and elsewhere. The fol-
lowing letter received from MIR Dill
lon shows what is doing;
Mr.. +. y. Schwentker,
Albuquerque, ~ M.
Dear Mr.. Schwentker-
have just been successful IN get
ting two teams started on the road
this morning, 10 make a new road
from Negra west 20 Lucy. The road
Wii go In on the. section line this side
OF Lucy. and come along the track for
two or three miles. then leave the
AtMhA 10 wv HNMhNf WNW NNNAf a."
straight as we can 90 Nagra. and viii
be a new road. II might be a little
heavy at first but there win be no
high centers and Il will be lot closer
than the road that comes along che
railroad With q little travel over H.
II viii be hne / have signbOards along
the road telling the miles 10 Encino,
and there viii not be any chance Of
losing the way.
also received a letter from Mr..
Meyers az FNtancia saying that they
were working the road from Estancia
over the Salt Lake country, and with
this done We viii have a fine road. The
road from Encine 20 Vaughn 10 good.
so this ought 10 be the best way 20
travel In an auto. Hoping that things
VIII be Ia good shape for the trip, aa
] am doing an that / can 20 have the
road In good shape.
Yours very truly,
n. G. DILLON.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04
ZAMORA TO RECOVER
is NOW BELIEVED
surgeons Are Of Opinion That Young
Man Who Jumped from Niaduct
WIN live "a Tell story.

Rallying strongly and showing an
unexpected amount Of strength ana
vitality. Juan Zamora, who attempted
suicide Monday afternoon when ho
Jumped OF the Coal avenue yiaauct
after stabbing himself wife ana
mother-in-law. viii IN all probability
live 10 tell the story of his thrilling
Jump 10 almost certain death. IA
mora's condition was very much bet
ter today. Two surgeons Expressed
the belief that ho VAN now recover.
Il was thought until last night that
death was inevitable aud that the
man would die before today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04
zUNI LUMBER JACK
HAS FIGHTING CHANCE
Lad who Was Terribly Crushed In
Logging camp Tuesday May Posi-
bly, Recover.

Information from g. Joseph's hos
pitai today Is 10 the effect that Lancil
Hargis, seriously injured IN the Zuni
mountains Tuesday, has fighting
chance Tor NE. HarEis was terribly
crushed when a Log turned over on
him la one Of the American Lumber
company camps In the hills. Proyld-
I'd the lad RECEIVERS he viii likely be
badly crippled for D Ions time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04

Pon tax H. due and payable al John
Lee Clarke'a. After May J suit VIII
be instituted against deiinquents ny
order OF the Beard OF Education
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-04
Silver Plate
That Wears

For the cOnlnG weck we slinli offer
tine people OF Albuquerque the Oppor-
tunity Of buying Ems Sllyerwarc. bos5
in sterling and silver Plate at unpar-
elled low prices.
La sterling wo have the following
new and popular designs; THE PLY
MOUTH, LA ROCHEsdEs BUTTER
cur. We shall put special low price
ON these the coming week, that will
bring them witlsin your power % bay.
In SILVER PLATED ware we of
fer the FoRBs triple plate KNIVES
and Forks usually sold az Ss.50. for
s32S a sat; Rogers istT quasiruI'lo
plate Knives and Forks usually sold
"a 5000, for $3.50 set Tea spoons
and Table spoons at similar low
priccs. IL Is impossible to onumerate
che many pleces we have both Ia
Sterling and Plated Ware, hut for
this one week we intend 20 make a
material reductiOn On every piece Of
sdlVcrwHre in our store. We Invite
SOU a. the feast.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-08
DONALD SHELTER,
AGED 5, CRUSHED
BY CRYSTAL CAKE
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Shelter, 90 Forty third
Street, Near to Death.
STRUCK BY PAS POUNDS ICE
Falls From Sylvan Company Wagon
Saturday-BOy's Left Side
Crushed.

His left side crushed into a mass of
broken bones and bruised flesh from
the accident of Saturday noon when a
cake of ice weighing 245 pounds fell
upon him, Donald Shelter, five year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shelter,
go Forty-third street, is so badly in
jured that physicians in charge state
that he can not live much longer. His
little body is packed in ice while little
else can be done to make his wounds
less painful.
Saturday, just before noon, the lad
was playing near Forty-fourth street
and Ninth avenue. a block from home.
He was stopping over az the rear OF
an ice wagon when that vehicle was
started. a cake of ice came crashing
through the rear of the wagon, fall
ing upon the lad as he was about 10
stand up. He was crushed to earth
and his left side received the full i'm
pact of the blow. His ribs were brok-
en- as were his arm and leg on the left
side. In addition to all that, his head
was bruised and he sustained internal
injuries. He was carried to his home
The ice wagon out of which the cake
fell is owned and operated by the SyI.
van Ice company OF Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-08
DAUCHERTY TAFT
CHOICE AS PILOT

Washington, July S.-A sub-commit-
tee of nine Of the national republican
committee met today prior to a confer
ence with President Taft to select a
national chairman and campaign man.
ager. Harry NJ. Daugherty of Ohio,
whom the president is said to favor
for the place, arrived this morning.
Other arrivals included Arthur Vorys
and Al Morril, Ohio; Frank L. Smith.
Springfield, Ill; Dan Campbell. post
master at Chicago, and John Wesley
Hill, New York
1t was said Congressman NcKin-
ley, who conducted the presidents pre-.
convention campaign, would take the
national craftsmanship if Taft and the
committee wanted him. Some of the
friends Of William Barnes, Jr.. New
York state chairman, said the national
Craftsmanship would not be unweIcome
TO him. The real work of making a
selection was expected to begin al
the presidents luncheon shortly after
noon.
The president arrived in Washing,
ton this morning from Beverly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-08
Lions Head Fountains.

Perhaps you have noticed that the
water IN j great many public fonn-
tains. whether for man or beast. comes
out Of lions mouth. Did you ever
stop TO think why lions head should
be selected in preference to any other
design? Among the ancient Egyp-
tians the rising OF the waters of the
river Nile was the most important
event OF the year as 1t meant life and
prosperity 10 the whole uation. This
rising Of the waters always took place
when the sun was in the constellation
Of Leo. or the lion, so they adopted
the shape OF lion as the symbol for
the life giving waters Of the Nile and
all their fountains were carved with a
Hons head The Greeks aud Romans
copied this symbol and 50 IL has come
down TO s-New York Sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-08
LOW WATER SCARE Is A
FALLACY," SAYS BLAIR

There is nothing to this talk of the
low stage of water preventing steam
boat operations" said Captain w. A.
Blair Saturday afternoon just before
the Morning Star left on its St Paul
trip. I'm order to set all fears at rest,
on our last trip we took soundings at
every crossing, and at no place was it
lower than nine feet, which is about
three feet in excess of the stage at
this time last year. We will operate
our boats the entire season. Business
one of the most prosperous years in
river history"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-08
ARE FEW ARRESTS IN
48 HOURS: NO COURT

Saturday and Sunday nights present
ed the lull after the storm Of the
Fourth, so far as the city police were
concerned. and during the As hours no
arrests of sufficient importance 10 war
rant the holding of police court, were
made. Three or four men, who i'm
bibed too freely, were in the tolls, but
were released without hearing. How
ever, they gave ear TO the admonitiOn
70 refrain from deviation from the
dry pathway in the future. The record
of the as hours was one entirely differ
ent from the "a hours of the Fourth,
when 80 arrests were made. thereby
making a new record for number Of
arrests for the day Evidently the
Fourth put a crimp in the funds of the
fellows who think they are having a
good time when they drink TOO much,
and so the police were able to enjoy
a comparatively peaceful night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-08
AEROPLANE LOST
AND DRIVER HURT

Redwood City, Cal, July S.-Lost,
one runaway reroplane, of the glider
variety. Finder please return to JOS
eph c. Vierra, who may be found in
bed at his home in this city,
Vierra and his brother, Edward
were experimenting in the hills back
Of Redwood City with a Montgomery
glider, of the type in which Professor
John II. Montgomery of Santa Clara
university lost his life last fall.
Yesterday the glider rose successful
ly with Joseph guiding 1t. At height
of - feet the aeroplane bucked and
threw the pilot, but instead of
smashing TO the ground. il continued
10 rise and soar seward until it dis
appeared.
Vierra was badly bruised, but broke
no bones
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-08
ROCK ISLAND HAS
25;312 PEOPLES
CENSUS REPORT
City Shows an Increase of 696
in Two Years According
to Enumerators.
MORE WOMEN, FEWER MEN
Workers Under Superintendent II. B
Hayden Complete Their Work
This Morning.

Compilation of facts and figures In
the 1912 school census, recently
completed under the supervision of
Superintendent H. B. Hayden shows
that there has been an increase of
696 souls in the city since the last
school census taken in 1910. At that
time, the school census showed a to-
tai of "a, 616 against a total of "a
335 in the United States census TAX
en- at the same time. Although no
error is recognized in the work of
the school enumerators, and it is be-
lieved that their work is as nearly
accurate as is possible, Rock Island
has population of at least $4,000
and according to the figures Just
compiled, of 25,312. The increase
shows an average gain of 34S per
year.
The figures just compiled show
that at the present time, there are
S,642 people under 81 years of age
in Rock Island, 4,263 of whom are
males and 4,739 of whom are fe-
males. In 1910, there were $500
under 2 years, 4,234 of whom were
males and 1926 females. Now.
there are 1,219 males under six
years and 1,21O females under that
age. Two years ago there were
1,241 male children under six years
and 1,219 females. Now there are
l 3,O44 males between the ages of six
and p and 3,169 females, whereas
/ two years ago there were but 1893
males and 3,047 females of that age.
FEWER KENMORE WOMEN.
According 10 the figures just COM
/ pieted, there are 12,04O males and
| l2,272 females. The report was Sc
cured by a house to house canvas.
3 Two years ago. like effort brought
! forth the fact that there were 1880
males and 1926 females. Now
/ there are fewer men here and more
/ women
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-08
Personal Points

Mr.. and Mrs. James Mirfield are Wis
iting friends in st. Paul
Fred Thomas has returned TO this
city after a weeks visit with his par.
tents in Peoria
Miss Elma Arndt of Joliet is in the
city making a visit with Mrs. Charles
Weber, oil First street.
Max Fagenholtz Of Chicago is max
ing a visit with his brother, NJ. I. Fag
enholtz, 1919 Third avenue.
Miss Maltby of Columbus. O.. is the
guest of Mrs. Mary II. Wadsworth, al
her home on Second avenue, for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Long Ninth
and Brashar streets, South Rock Is
land, are the parents of an 11-pounG
baby.
Mrs. Mary Hanna and daughter Fay
and Miss Bessie Miller have gone 10
Brooklyn, Iowa, on a short visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T W. Kruger and
daughter. Irene. 11Ol Fourth street
have returned after visit at Monroe
Wisconsin.
/ Mrs. Thomas A. Journy and chill
dren. Kirk and Alice, left yesterday foI
Detroit where they will visit with Mrs
Journeys sisters.
Harry Cozad has returned from Gar
nett. Kas., where he attended the fun
/ eral of a brother-in-law. He spent sew
eral days in Kansas City
/ Mrs. Clara Lamphere has returned
to her home in this city after an ex
tended visit with relatives at Marshall
town and Dies Moines, Iowa.
/ Commissioner Archie Hart and fam
lily have returned from Belle PLANES
Iowa, where they visited with Mr.
Harris parents for several days.
Mrs. Charles Laube OF Bellingham
Wash, has arrived in the city to spenC
three months with relatives. She is
guest at the home of her sister. Mrs
Lawrence Kramer. $50 Ninth street.
Charles Montgomery returned {,
Rock Island this morning after a tire,
weeks visit in Trip and Charles Mix
er counties, South Dakota, where h,
owns several hundred acres of farm
land.
w. A. Schaeffer returned this morn
ing from his regular weekend trip Il
the Illini Rod and Gun club preserv
near Astoria. About 40 pounds 0
bass testified as TO his activities Will
absent
Frank II. Bertelsen has returne
from Chicago, where he attended tn
national convention Of the Greeters O
America, an organization OF hote
clerks. While there. he invited the a.
semblage 10 convene in Rock Islam
in 1913, and believes that his invite
ton may be accepted