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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-01
HOMEDALE

Next Tuesday is election day. Polls
will be open from 500 a. m. to 200
p. m, at the Jensen building.
w. Fl. lessee was home from Wilder
for short visit Sunday.
Col. Holton is improving very slow
ly and is still unable to be out.
John Fellows, son of Mrs. ]. P.
Wood, is here from Seattle and may
decide to make this his home.
Mrs. Price and children are home
after spending several months in Cald-
well.
w. H. Schenck was in Caldwell on
Friday and Saturday
A MASQUERADE dance is to be given
Friday night, November l. First class
music is assured and a pleasant even
ing for everyone. Mrs. Gilman will
music. Gilman Hall is to be the scene
of the festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Yaden and son,
Boyd, were Caldwell visitors Tue sday
and Wednesday.
Col. J. S. Napton's son from Jerome,
Idaho. is here for visit.
Bessie Daggett is fully recovered
from her accident of last week.
Mrs. H. B. Bitner entertained Dick
and Rachel Sleyser for Miss Fern Bit
ner, Sunday.
George Lee, of the Platt-Binford
Lumber Co., of Wilder, and Miss
Stella Johnson of Caldwell, were visit
ors in our city Tuesday.
Mr.. c. E. Freeburn and daughter,
Zeldo, were Caldwell visitors for sew
eral days the first of the week.
Oriville Eidemiller is very much i'm
proved.
Several of the railroad men were at
this place looking over prospects last
week.
Mark Price has completed the we'll
at the school house
Willie Cowan is in Boise at work
G. H. VanWyngarden has been here
for several days overseeing the work
on the school house.
Mrs. S. A. Day is having small
house built near Lewis Smiths home.
Mrs. Roy Myler has returned from
Caldwell and was not much tired by
the trip over. She is staying for the
present with her mother, Mrs. w. L.
Holton.
Mr.. w. w. Peter is building cot
tage near the Gem Irrigation Districts
Office. His father and mother expect
to come and make their home with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Peters went to
Caldwell Tuesday to meet Mrs. Peters
mother. Mrs. Angel, who has been
visiting at Walla Walla and other
points in Washington.
Dick Holton and J. S. Hillyer have
been helping Lewis Smith in clearing
and leveling his land.
A Democrtic rally is to held at the
school house, Thursday evening. Don
Dunning, William Healy and other
speakers will be here and an interest
ing evening is assured.
Merle Courtner was in town Tues
day.
Charles Parsons is still improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Tony Freeburn expect
to move on the ranch next week.
Work on the school house is pro-
crossing slowly during the bad
Mr.. J. P. Wood purchased fine
team of horses while in Caldwell last
week.
Mr.. c. B. Banks of Caldwell and
A. c. Cooke of Boise, were in town
Saturday.
Knight were in town Tuesday.
Mark Price is busy making cider
from apples raised at the Stull Or
chard.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-01

but who now resides at Bliss, Idaho,
was down to Mr.. De Uries ranch,
which was formally owned by MIR.
Thorpe, on business the past week.
Mrs. Gould and Maud, were shop
ping in Caldwell Saturday.
Mrs, Frank Browning and Mrs. Kin
ney were shopping in Nampa Satur-
day, and also Mrs. Flory, on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. V. Jacobs and Mrs.
w. A. Shupe attended Mr.. Newelrs
speech in Caldwell Friday night, on
the Reclamation service Mr.. Newell
is recently from Washington, D. c.
Maud Gould spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Katie Dickens in
Caldwell
Mr.. Dickens spent Saturday and
Sunady in Caldwell with home folks.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-01
Wedding Bells.

A very pretty wedding took place
at the home of A. ]. lockwood on
Tuesday, October %, at eight O'Clock
p: M, when Mary Elizabeth Burgher
and Edward Walker lockwood, Mr.
Rockwood's nephew, were united in
marriage. A bank of potted plants;
filled the bay window, in front OF
which the bridal company stood. Only
the relatives and a few immediate
friends were present. There were
many beautiful and useful presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. lockwood will begin
housekeeping at once at the groom's
home on Roswell Heights.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-01

The date for the erection of the
new Christian church has not been
set owing to the lack of funds, but it
is hoped that within week every
thing will be in readiness to announce
the day.
School was dismissed for the after
noon Thursday on account of the
funeral of Mr. Matteson.
Mr.. Clark, OF Boise, made an adj
dress at the schoohouse Thursday
evening in the interest of the Tax
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-01

payers league. Mr.. Ross Madden, of
Caldwell, accompanied the speaker
J. M. Traughber was chairman of the
meeting The address was very in
teresting and was appreciated by the
audience.
Mrs. Pemberton and daughter,
Marie, returned Saturday from the
east where they have visited with
relatives for the past two months.
Marie entered the. Washington school
in Caldwell Monday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-01

In spite of the fact that the devoted
friends of the bride and groom think
ing that they had made impossible
their departure, the escape was made.
Since their own rig was somewhat
handicapped, they quietly took another
one that was standing ready, and left.
The surrounding country was mos,
thoroughly secured by the crowd, but
they evaded everyone.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-01
ABsoLUTEIYPURE

Cooking under modem methods and con
veniences is made so attractive the whole
family is becoming interested.
These biscuits are delicious; this cake is
excellent." says the father. II made them"
says the daughter. and both father and
daughter beam with pleasure.
Royal Baking Powder has made home
baking success. pleasure and profit. and
the best cooking today the world over is
done with il, aid.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
ANOTHER CASE Or
PELLAGRh
Roswell People Somewhat
Alarmed Over Fate Of Brad
ford and Appearance Of Sec
ond Case Of Disease.

Especial Csrrsssoaaeaes - ths msFu'aI
Roswell, ~ A.. July 1.-THE np@
pearancs Of another case or pellngfa,
following the sudden death Of H. H..
Bradford from the disease, has oc-'
caaloned more OF less alarm through
out this section. Notwithstanding the
assurances of phyniciana that the dis
ESQ II not contas tpus, and there ~ nm
danger 81 Ia spreading.
The second case II that OF a ranch
man n short distance from the city.
who il suffering from n mild attack.
Bradfcrd's death was most sudden.
occurring In n restaurant He was
eating Ma supper when he was taken
suddenly end violently ~. following
several days OF indisp0sition, and
started for tho door, falling stone
dead just az ne opened u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

successful. but evidently had caused
the death OF the guinea pigs.
The experiments were repeated
many times. The aim was 70 ascer-
tain tuat how much OF the solution
was necessary 10 create life. yet
would not XIII the animal Finally
the solution was injected Into three
pigs ana succeas was assured. Three
guinea pien were horn Of three
mothers. They seemed 20 BE- perfect
than guinea pigs born In the natural
way.
spinal Cord Did Not Develop.
Two Of the pigs thus arslflcalIy
pEoduced died. AutCpa'cs Of the
bodies showed that the upinal cord IN
both had not deveiopsd properly.
The scientists say that snn1 thing
Frequently happens with human
babies The pig that romniued alive
In growing. slowly but Ia q healthy
manner. II n being studied With she
greatest attention and satisfaction by
the scientists.
Ths sclantlsts are making careful
notes Of ttekt work. and Il - said
that and sa4gS telling OF the results
aoon viii b. prepared for the proeea-
sion. Biologists IN this city said they
believed artificial creation OF life n
possible.
III the pigs were actually born by
artificial means Of reproduction" said
biological chemist, 1T shows Whist
many scientists alrendS have be-
lloyed. II Il the first time that arr
tiflclal reproduction has been accom-
piished In mammaIs."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
LAS VEGAS MAR0oNs K
LEAVE FOR TOUR OF
NORTH NEW IrExIC0

Especial Correspondents % Ilcrald.l
Las Vegas. n. NJ. Suiy ~. - The
i.Rh Vegas Asaroons leave Friday nf-
tcrnOoB Tor = trip through northern
New Mexico and southern Colorado.
which thoy plan 20 turn into a
iriumphal tour and return with an
assorted collection Of seaIpa. aatur-
day and sunday they no up against
the Dawson Miners; Tuesday and
"Wednesday they play Maxwell city az
that town, and Thursday they Will
play Cokedale. Colo. returning home
the following Friday night
The Maroons have made a big hit
with the fans In Dawson. and 20 satls-
~ their clamor for games between
Dawson and l.as Vegas a double
header has been scheduled for Sun
day. or. In othnF words, the Ma
rooms are booked for a three game
SERIES ia the coal camp. According
10 the management Of the Dawson
team. the game played there last
Saturday was one OF the best ever
! 8itpeaged in ,tlselg oiiy.s and IA ~ res
suit las Vegas win be q big drawlne
card there.
Tho local boys viii bc on the road
Monday. moving from Dawson "a
Maxwell, and this Will be- the Only
day off during the week. No game
WAS scheduled with Trinidad a. wah
the first plan, but as cokodale 10 4
good ball town. this game will maze
. good Substitute 10 tho Trinidad
date.
II IL probable that the Dawson club
viii come to Las Vegas for games
on saturday and Sunday. July "a and
-. The Maro0nq and the Miners ara
seemingly the closest matched teri
In the state. and these contests
should prove 10 be hot ones. and meet
with the demands OF local fans.
Tho Trlnldad club undoubtedly will
he hooked for Saturday and sunday
games here ia the near future. This
club IA made up OF aome first class
| Salt players, having among their
number Jack Rash. Burns. Briefly.
Bradley. Martin. Woods ana Lock.
Gard all well known 90 the local
baseball fans fi
The mhnhgoment OF the Maro0ns ID
Injecting with continued success In
raising funds for the association oxs
pensea, ana. with good attendance "a
tho games the benefit play chat win
be staged around the flras OF August,
land an occasional dance The flnaAesl
Of the club will Boz kept In excellent
shape.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
FAIR ASS00IAT|0N
HANGS UP $500
FOR Baseball
Generous Appropriation Made
for Purse for National Pas
time for State Fair; Fine
Tournament Eow Possible.

The action last night o. the advis-
DRY board Of the state fair aasooia-
tlon IN hanging gp t1.B00 Tor base
ban. will likely result IN a great line
Of baseball foi the tournament 10 be
neid ain' OctgOer. u viii be possible
10 prevail ON a number of good clubs
- journey 90 Albuquerque and Try
for division Of the $500 purse. Il
was agreed ~ the advisory board last
night. upon suggestion Of Matson and
keishes. the baseball managers. that
the Tournaments viii be open 30 clubs
from New Aiexico ana Arizona. Tripi-
dad, Colo. and vi Paso and ANA
'riilo. Tex. There will be absolutely
no rcrtriotlons nv 90 players.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR
THE BUSINESS MEN.
ny Frupk a. GOtcli, worlds
wrestling oAannoion

I recall tug.of-wer contest that
wRs held b q lodge room IN a west
dfn city some years a9o, IN which ono
old gentleman narrowly escaped ner-
i0tis ln3urs. Hls side was LOSING. and
ia order "a steal march, some 81 the
men On tn end made n aide run. ana
that brought loop In the hemp, and
the loop caught the old gentleman
around Ihb abdomen. Ills breath was
literally Efueczed out OF him. ana he
could not even cry out and warn his
companions OF rs plan. lie tainted.
and wax taken home iD an ambu-
hncc. and was confined TO bed under
q physieidn'n care fog about week.
This frbak business In exercise all
wayn meHts condemnation. II ~ bad
because Il calls for unusual exeftion.
II u bad because II IN apt 10 result
In aeriOut Injury and can never
bring about any real good.
wero asked 90 preside NJ affairs
of taia klndI would perform my duty
though that In not an caSy thing
There aua other FORMS of freak
exercise quite an evil AZ the tug-of-
war. The bnsaeas man gees 10 some
beach resort and openn his opera
ti0na by trying 10 jump farther on
the sand than anybody else can jump.
! have known OF casea of hernia
brought about in this way.
The lodHe hOlds picnic. and
among its sapntn ara races, pole
vaults and other difficult and trying
stunts. for whhh not ono man out OF
fry II trained Strains. bruises and
injuries come about as a oonse-
aHenoe.
The business man who Il soft and
unaccuniomed 10 exertioR often does
not like 20 lei his pride admit that
there II no place Tor him IN q contest.
He does not loto 90 fall down" lie
wants 90 Try. and In nne cases out OF
ten he pays dearly for Il.
BnnlneHs mea figure that they are
lust boys grown up" That n cnus-
Cd BY active memories and their un-
Willingness 10 admit that time has
left Us Impress on them. They
charge thIs idea 10 ladies entirely, but
no woman ever had Il on the average
man An longing for youth. Il was
IWNEN nc lfuuN VINO WNNt tuuAtNN TOT
the fountain Of eternal youth. and
Faust, who sold HE soul for youth.
wasn't q woman.
Ten minulcs' exercise daily foF q
hundred days does good. but hair an
hours exercise Az nt once does ~.
lfuy. IN tact. fifteen seconds o. real
nRFsh uxertlon a generally moro than
tho businesh man can stand.
7 recall the esAee Of barber eho
Joined RymAasluin and started 10
O. use al tht eulseys. welgats. belts
ana other APPARATUS n the place the
first night. lie tuggod away 20 hard
that ne broueht on = hernia then and
there. Il was an operation for him
and mighty little exercise the balance
uf hlR days.
And these precautions are not sup.
erfluous. They are always timely be.
cause these rules are ever DoiHl
Dr0ken,. and especially when a bust
neaa man helonss % some social Of
lmternal order that y bent OF hold
ms an outing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

Preparations Now Under Way
to Wake Annual Products
Expedition Much Better
Than Last Year.

ess.e,sl cssr.sss~6spss e. ca mssassl
Roswell. n. ~, July 1.-THE
pec0p Valley preHetia Exposition
this year viii be ~ blageai thlnG
ever pulled OF In houfheaeiern New
Mexico. according 90 fhe plans
brought Into shape "a meeting u
ths cfiiccrn OF tfs association ioel
night. C0mmltteen are already hnrd
az work and many new. ard novel
features are assured Tor this fair pro-
gram.
II Is planned 90 exhibit specimens
81 crops ar0wn with ard without fer
tilizer, and % dsmonrtfate the COM
paratiye slse ana quality 81 she prod
uces cultivated under different con-
ditsona.
The dry farming sections win nlso
be Represented, as they were last
year. and every effort will 30 made
% produce the best exposition ever
held In this part Of the country.
aocretary virgins. % tho Com
mcrcsal club. said; Il have travelled
In towns All over the west which had
similar expeditions. bat never have !
assn ens TO equal that Of Rusweii's
last year.
In addition 90 the exposition fea-
sure. the city will be thrown vide
open for one blg time. Seaotiatlons
aFe now being conducted wlth the Nat
Heece Carnival company. which year
" travels this part Of the country.
with View 20 bringing the carnival
here for the sans dates. The Nat
Reeee company Is one Of the largest
and most successful Ia the United
stHteu. and that Ia itself Il assurance
Of great festivities.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

There IL more casarrh in this Sec
ton u the country than ali other
diseases put Together. ana untll the
last few years was sspposed % be IN
durable. For q great many years doc
tors pronounced II a locaf disease and
proAcEibo6 local roTnoGles nIld By con.
peantiy failing 20 cure with local
treatment, pronounced a inourable.
acienca has proven CAiaFrh 20 b a
constitutional disease ana therefore
eequifes eonsiliAlional treatment.
ltnifn Casarrn Cure. manufactured
BY r. ,. Cheney = Coz Toledo, ohio,
~ the only constitutional cure on ths
lnafket. II Il taken internally IA
doses from 10 drops 10 teanpoonful.
IA acfs directly on the blood and mu-
coun eusfaues Of the system. Thev
offer eioe for any caae Il fails to
cure. send foB circulars and tssti-
Address; y. !. CHENEY q Co,
Sold by DrusRlstu. 75e
Take liall's Famly PR for consti-
pe'ion'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
GOOD EATING FOR
GHAUFAUQuA

gsVeslai Csfssss~saeaes q ths Mesalal
Monnlalnair. n. a., July tT.-chaf
Hogan. formerly Of tho santa re de-
luxe limited train and an experienced.
Harvey system man, who has been
engaged ~ 40 the cooking for tho
Mounlainalr Chnulauqua crowds. haa
nlfeaay demonstrated hla talents 90
such ain cNiont that h h certain thn
ss~aiee wliI - one 81 the blaaesq
drawing eagdH about thu assembly
nna flse tlN|loFn viii be- better fsd
thar fNfY eoeld b. anywhere else ~.
the g.nte. The following menu foe
tho Hfal alHHef served July ~ Is 3
sasnpse % what n awaiting tho wish.
ers. "A
vormliiou IA craat
Canopy 81 i.acroano
RELISH
Green Onions nadlshes olives
klill ana Sweet plckles
SOUP
Cream 81 Tomato aux ck0tonn
FISH
Har1lnoe - on ~ Water ctaakeFn
ENTnEEH
rrlneeoo ~ Chiaken with pafalpy
Dumplink1
ROAST
4noln 81 ntef nn Jsk.
VNuHYAui.K8
Wax p1ens aaahed potafoe
3t0iTioutf In Cream
nENNNHT 4
f|HtanpIe ~ crfaH
fAocnIhle N|Aan Many Apple F|A
,an4 t|Af1.. Mia a 3I.tl..... I||....|..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

Denver AZ sioux city.
1es Molnes az Lincoln.
wichita AZ Omaha.
50. Joseph az Topeka.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

Chicago ~ Bvaton.
81. Louis At Warrington.
Detroit Al philadelphia.
Cleveland AZ New York.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

National League.
boston AZ Cincinnati.
Brooklyn A. 81. Louis.
New YORK At pilisburgh.
PhlIadeiphia AZ Chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
GUINEA PIG MADE
AR7IfICIALLY BY
SCIENTISTS
Biologists Of University Of
Pennsylvania Said to Have
Successfully Performed An
Amazing Feat Of Creation.

Philadelphia, July rs. - The pro-
duction % guinea pigs by artificial
means has been accomplished In the
University % Pennayivania. Though
.he eggs Of flshes had been developed
ny artificial means through the dis
covery OF saline solution BY Pro-
lessor Loeb % Caieaeo. life IN MANI
mails never was created nftificaiiy un-
III the biologists In thu University of
Pehnsylsania began series Of OK.
perimeSts that - reported so have
been hmasinely saooeasfnl.
There IL In the biological labora-
tory of the university a guinea pig
that was Sroeuced By artificial means
and which IL regarded by the scisn-
lists as an apparently prsfect apeci-
men. Tive ottaF pigs similarly pro-
duced died IA q short time.
Fannn neIngs Next.
The nuccea1ful experiment. ucionl
lists IN thls city admit. n great
step forward IN the science OF biol
ogy and pArhnps paves tho way for
the Artificial production Of human
beings.
The aclsntlHsn who carried on the
experiments By which the guinea pigs
were produced include Or. HdwaFd
Lohois ane Ir Ralph w. Little. beth
OF the tIn,veralty OF pennsylvnnla.
Doctor L0h0iE u in Europe. carryln6
on further work with The hopa q
pushing hls experiments 20 a gfoatsr
accomplishment Though the work
thus accomplished II admitted 20 b
sim IN e&peFimentni stages. tie scIeni
lists. Il IL said. have proved one thing
namely. The possibility " crenting
animal lie.
The philadelphia scientists SO,
their greatest help from Professor
Loeb. whose work IN artificial par
thenogencgin eavo tho first important
discovery to the world. Frefes4of
I,oeh took the uHfeftlllsod esgP o
sea urchlna. ana ~ applying to them
saline solution CAUSED the eee %
develop.
Foll0wlnE the discovery Of q new
solution by Or. AleHls Carrell 81 me
Roekefellef Institute. the Phllndes-
phia nclemtlata have bean experiment.
ing with ono Of d ei1nileF nature
rheir solution q composed 81 - pr
eens waloF. - pes cent esls ano ~
IANth NlIlltNI 20 NV W-l4N ""N" $500
Hound IN ceTtaln forms q fa4ea&Pla
me- That HoH|llob. Il was kqtHH
would cause hu0Yah tlNuta % grp'N'
When thu fact vas established tlie
|scientlale ware ftNdy ~ px9cPee
|slep further and noe u life could nus
BE- artlflolally created n animals.
sainea piss wars akiool40 nfst.
Eirel MIfufia Failed.
Several femtlt MAinfa pi1a were
iaolated To- A1t1fA wtphs ANpn
was kept IN acparot1 ease ana wA1
fed carefully. a lock VAS pat % e4on
Page ana heal otlarned ~ r % ptt-
wort the possibility 81 anybeay 81
|copt the acitnlIAlN lhemaulyta from
oHenlng the cage Al . fiInr tnNt
woa hollevn1 81 ~ faFnraplf shf "a
F're sei.A was *An ti4t
prF 8 liat lho nI0lNH otnNp ronfr.
nuctlun Ih4 hOIIf Ia ~ tnH arrnIte
p 8lye aeQml7a fhat ne ekpeF't' ~.
would prOso NnooG11fNl pNl fNff ~"
brew ~ ana 1|af HtamlNtI'PN. ~
p'eefe0 lAnf tNa Gt|4u nae pftR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
And
Young

Childtcn and grahdparcntt
enthuse over Figola Bread. Il
breaks the monotony Of the
bread routine. Ordinary
breads put the appetite IN :
rtit. But q small family makes
way with a loaf of Figola If
astonishing time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18
YOUNG JEFFRIES IS
VETERAN Of 200
RING BATTLES
Has Fought Around Half the
World from HoOlulu to
San Francisco and New Or
leans; Meets Congo Kid,

Articles we're signed today between
q. s. Bullock, who fights under the
name of Young JofrFies,' ana the
CougO Kid. for 4 tcn-rounG boat 10
happen n the ElkS theator on July
80. ~ neMi~Wind up % fhe Phil
Kniehi.sianiey Yoakum satgle. The
Congo 10 already Weil known 10 Albu.
aueranc fam. having displayed vide
knoWiedgo Of the game; likewise n
terrific punch, and the X. o. slEnei
IN All Of hls bouts here 20 far. Bull
lock n q newcomer in town, bus IL
well known In Texas. Oklahoma and
other states where the game haa been
open Tor soma time. Bullock aained
the aobfiguet. Young 1enries," by
knocking out KID Dale. n lightweight,
clalnlant ~ ibe champldnahlp title.
and Kin Crawford, q welterweighi. IN
one round each. bullock 10 known
also ~ johnnie Murphy and Kid
Parker. and has fought IN every hght
station beiWeen Hnnalniu. Van Fran.
elscu ana New DFleane m ail no
has fought 400 iahia since he began
his cHroor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

PM KnlRlt lfensns city light
weiaht VINO ~ nnstchea 20 NEST stan
ley fnak1n here on Jnly 80, win az
rive In the clsy t0night. according 10
a telegram received by Mark Levy.
director II the ~. ~, A. G. Knight
viii NJ Onee 10 into training. having
decldnd That n would be q wisn stunt
20 work out sn this altitude. The
Kansas City boy ~ conceded 10 be-
ono Of the toughest ilghtweights in
toe country. and when no and Yoa-
KUN 60 after each other there IN
hound 10 be some excitement. 10th
knight and YOakum aTs gluttsns for
Punishment. Knight ~ the possess
aDr Of wonderful waiiop IN eaeh
hand. and n there IN such n thing 80
knocking YoaKum through the ropes,
Il viii probably happen on The night
~ July -, or never happen ~ nil.
+. ia. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

NATo.IAI. LEAGUE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

BatterieHs MnshewRon ana Myers,
Camnltx. Adams and Gibson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

Rain NC Csnrannau.
Al Cincinnati; Bostoa- cincirnat
game p0atponrd; rain.
AMSi1sidiAW LEAGUE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-18

and Tngmaaou. gennsqn; jackson and
clemens.