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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
CORNELL ELEVEN WINS
Buffers Kick Gives Victory Over
Washington and Jefferson.
FORWARD PASS A SUCCESS
Both Teams Play Fast, and Only
Score Is Made in Closing
Minutes of Game.

Ithaca, y. y. sept. 25.--By an eleventh.
hour arrangement with Washington and
jefferson. the Cornell eleven opened It's
football season here to-day and won by
the narrow margin Of 10 o. Until within
one minute Of the end OF the game no
score was recorded for either team and
the play was about even on both sides
Late in the final period Captain Butler re-
ceived a punt on Cornel's 25-yard line
and on the next play Fritz invaded Wash
inRton and jefferson territory with a dash
ing forty-yard run after catching for
ward pass. O'Connor gained twenty yards
on like play, and with the ball in a
favorable position Butler grasped the OPP
portunity to score goal from placement.
While not productive of large score,
the game should prove valuable TO the
coaches I'm that the team faced a strong
and worthy foe The new rules received
q good test, and were found satisfactory.
The advantage Of the forward pass was
amply demonstrated. and with it Buffers
clever execution. SIX successful forward
passes out OF ten tried Melted Cornell
125 yards.
The Cornell men seemed TO be we'll
grounded in the rudimcnts Of the game.
OF the new men in action Nash. at right
end. appeared promising. defending his
position well and receiving forward passes
accurately. Eddie Iill. In the backhed.
more than once supplemented the for
wards and downcd a runner In his tracks.
Tho line although heavy. will have TO be
welder together before ii is quito up 90 the
backs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Wednesday, Sep
TENDER %, 1912.

Steamer jamestown. Newport News and
Norfolk, 90 the Old Dominion IS 60, with
passengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantinr
at I 1 81 m.
steamer Havana September %. to the New
York and cuba Mail IS co, with III pas
sengers. malls and mdse. Arrived at the
Steamer Harry I.uckenbach. Ponce Sep
telnber II and san Juan 10. 20 the Insular
Line with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
steSn.er Magdalena (Br). Barbados Sep
taruber 0 Trinidad 10. Sayanilla 10. Csrta
gena H. Colon II and Kingston 20. 90 san
and mdse Arrived AZ the Bar at 345 n m.
Steamer Afghanistan (Brl. Huelva Sep
tember s. for Carteret. j. Passed In SANDY
Hook at sos a IN.
Norfolk, to the ola Dominion IS CO, with
passengers aud mdse. Passed IN Quarantin'
steamer Delaware Philadelphia, 10 the
CLYDE IS 60. with mdse. Passed in Quar-
q steamer sti,a Wel5hman OBJ, Liverpool SEP.
tcu,ber IL to the White Star Line. win
rndse Arrived at the Bar NJ N.
steamer Carolyn. AguirT September 10.
san Juan Il. Yabucao and Humacao ~. 80
\ II Bull & 90. with sugar. Arrived az
steamer FL Paso. Galveston September is.
"a the southern Pacific 60. with mdse. Re
ported on Highlands az Al m
Stcame- Atlantic City Atlantic cry, 70
the Atlantic City Transportation co. with
ndse Passed in quarantine at m.
steamer Canada Orr. Marseiles an,
Palermo. 10 James W Elwell & co, with
Messengers and r.dse. Reported southeast
OF Fire Island at $50 p m.
steamer Pennsylvania Ger, HAMBURG
septembor H. 70 the Hamburg American
Line with passengers and mdse. Four miles
east OF Fire Island az $50 p m.
steamer Mongibelio GtalJ, Genoa Angus
% and Lisbon September TO- with mdse
Ancf ored in Quarantine az m.
SAILED.
Steamers Philadelphia. san Juan: Comus.
New orleans; Almirsnte tl3r), kinsston; Ducs
d Aosta GtaD Naples: Wells City Obj. Bristol
Siaudc (Br). New port News: Cincinrau Ger.
Hamburg: Queen Eugene tBrl. Manchester
sailed 2isO; Obidense tNor), Port Antonio
Manchloneal (NorJ. Port Antonio; ~ "a
galveston: BYhalo OBr). Hull; Campania tbrl.
LIVERPOOL. Georgian Puerto Mexico; Der
mudian OBJ. Bermuda: Laura lAusu, Naples.
Madison. Norfolk and Newport News.
Sandy Hook. y J. sept %, $50 . m Wind
northeast moderate breeze, partly CLOUDY.
light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
LRy telegraph TO The Tribune. !

GBy Telegraph 90 The Tribune
Princeton. y. j.. Sept. 2.-Princetons
football eleven was back on Osborne Field
to-day. and went through a long. hard
workout Two touchdowns were scored
against the scrub before any Of the regu-
lars were taken out. The first tally was
made by Baker on line plunge after
Pendleton had circled right end for
long gain. After fifteen minutes on
straight football Andrews carried the ball
over the line for the second and last
touchdown. Many fumbles put the 'vars-
fly on the defensive frequently. but the
line showed promising strength. Logan
was in Swart's place at guard again to
dsv. and he and Dunlap worked well to-
gether I'm breaking through.
Dolton supplanted Pendleton at LETT
halfback after about twenty minutes OF
play. and the Tiger captain withdrew TO
the side lines to get look at the scrlm-
maging.
The training table for regulars and sec
ond string men began this morning at
Osborne club house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
FOUR OUT OF FLEET REVIEW
Two War Craft Disabled, One Not
Ready and One on Other Duty.

Washington. Sept. 2j.-Four vessels
have been stricken from the list Of war
craft in the mobilization and review OF
tine Atlantic fleet IN New York Harbor
october 70 20 Is. The battleship Mississip-
nj and destroyer Mayrant will not be
there because OF disabled machinery that
cannot be repaired in time. while the
new destroyer Jarvis has been delayed
I'm delivery by the contractors. The
TRANSPORT Prairie was selected yesterday
TO transport marines to the Dominican
Republic.
Secretary Meyer VIII Inspect the mohil-
.zed feet on october Il, the vessels pass
ing In review before President Taft on
october l. in much the same manner as
last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
FOOTBALL AT II. Y. U.

Olcott put the New York University
squad through stn scrimmage yestcr-
day. \ good deal Of stress was placed
on the forward pass. Miller playing at
fullback. showed up well in throwing the
ball. and found hi. man every time
Brown proved speedy In carrying the
ball, while IIuHtly ran the team in the alb
sencc Of Nixon. the regular quarter with
good judgment
Captain Wesley and Wiener played at
their old positions, and seemed 10 have
lost none Of their effectiveness in opening
up holes. Coleman reported for practice
late in tho afternoon and played end on
the first squad.
Moore. the speedy halfback OF last years
team, is unable 10 play this year, owing
10 his doctors orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

Delaware. Maryland aud District OF Column
bia. unsettled to-day, Friday. probably fair.
moderate variable winds.
For Sorthern New England. unsettled to-
day; Friday probably fair moderate south
wires.
Fer Southern New England. cloudy 90
DAY. FRIDAY, probably fair moderate east
to south winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western
New York, clearing and cooler to-day: Fri
DAY, fair, modcra TO brisk west winds.
For Western Virginia, cloudy to-day, cooler
In west. Friday, fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
CLOSE CALL FOR BIG CROWD
Two Hundred Students Pile Up
as Platform Collapses.
10y T.lesr1ph 10 10 TrITun0-

Ithaca. y. Y. Sept -5.-As tho crowd
which witnessed the Cornell Washington
ana jefferson football game jhis after
noon poured through the gates OF Percy
Field to the trolley station the plankinE
of the platform gave way. and two hun
dred students fell 20 the ground ten feet
below.
Il Was remarkable that no serious in
juries were sustained. as the men piled
up on each oth.r. Many complained OF
being bruised and scratched 10y the fall
al they were helped out but all were able
20 take tho cars home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
Sandy Hnnl
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Mauritania. reported as sos miles east
OF sandy Hook at 1858 y yesterday. Is ex..,
pected 20 dock Friday forenoon.
The Pennsylvania. reported as 230 miles cas-
OF Sandy Hook at n IN yesterday, Is expected
20 dock this forenoon. l.,
The Calsbris reported as 732 miles east Of
SANDY Hook at M yesterday, IN expected TO
dock Saturday forenoon
The Macedonia reported az 200 miles east OF
sandy Hook At noon yesterday, is expected 70
dock Friday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

Hanover, y. IT,, Sept. 25.-Great was inc
delight I'm the Dartmouth training camp
to-day. Bin Gibson. last years varsity
centre. and Dutch" Barends, tTuSy
backfleld man. will return to the game TO-
morrow. when IL was feared they wouId
not play this year.
Tharc seems to be an abundance OF ma
terlal for the quarterback poSitoh'
wcllyn Ghee. Hutchins, ComlShS' r.9''o''
and Mccullough are putting up SUNS
deht. and IT Is believed that any one -
those men could handle the team Mo"'
The end and line positions necd bo'S'''
INC and Cavanaugh is after new bioou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

ohstitutes-Yaie: Carter for Gallauer. Howe
sSarfer Talbot for HARRISON. l.. Green for
io' - Vandnil for York, Dyer for Cornish,
Cooh'HH' ,ar over, Catles for Philbiu, Dietz for
1 ,,,',r Marble for Distz. Wesleyan: Glenn
for Feliows wsGSS for di Gds-pe,n Goal.
lous aIS Dyer. Bacon. Referee-Futz I'm
IRON Trd Murphy. Linesman-Dr Hull.
pr, ~ periods-Ten minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
COLLEGE, FOOTBALL GAMES.

A. New Haven-Yale, 10; Wesleyan 3.
=, Ithaca-Cornell, 3: Washington and
q, Carlisle-Carlisle, As: Lebanon VAL
ley. o. .A,-L -. !,
A. south Bethlehem-Lehish' So Al
brl=ht o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
The lineup follows

Goal from rlacSmeut-Buuer. SIbsttguous'
Cornsi.-larowc Tor Davidson, M.Ily-irn Cor
f1r MCllyIiDc Fritz f.r u. H. Whyt" Phillip
Tor Nash Davidson for lar0v", Regs f.- PHI
lip. D'HeHfn Tor EvIcf TrainoT for 'liI|.
Washington and Jclfersou-Ueymau f0r MOODY.
steele Tor r. ~chwab WesberEcg for D.
~chwab. ~hrcficr for C~ulhshauh. Referee
RiSley. OF Syracuse Tmpirs-fiu CoOury. 81
Princeton Head liuesman-Llcutrnsnt 90.
more. Of West Point Time Of geriods-Elght
minutes each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
TITLE TO oELAWARE's NINE.

Newport. Il. l.. Sept 25-The battleship
pelawarc's baseball nine won the cham
pionship of the Atlantic Fleet to-day. I'm
n game with the team from the Louisiana.
The score was TO >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES GIBSON SUMMONES OU|
Government Moves to Establish
a Naval Reserve.
Washington. September p.

NAVAL RESERVE PLANNED.-Ihe
beginning OF a movement 70 establish a
naval reserve. which is to be strongly
urged on Congress at the next session. Is
marked by the detachment of Captain =.
Q. Marsh from command OF the battleship
Ohio to-day and his assignment to DUTY
in the Navy Department as assistant TO
the aid for material. Captain Joseph
Strauss, now on duty in the division OF
material, will assume command of the
Ohio
NAVAL ENLISTMENTS INCREASE
Enlistments in the navy through the re-
cruting service for the week ended sep
TENDER q were 300. the largest for any
week since that of January y, when "'
enlisted These figures do not include en-
listments and re-enlistments on receiving
ships, and are taken by the Navy De-
partment to indicate that the navy Is re-
gaining its popularity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
No End of Work at the
Various Football Camps

Young, left end: Crane. left tackle;
MacNaughton, left guard; Mccall, centre;
Journeay, right guard; Dillon. right
tackle: Jourdet, right end: Marshall
quarterback: Minds. left halfback: Har-
rington. right halfback. and Mercer, full
hack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

Highest temperature yesterday. Sc degrees
for CORRESPONDING date last year, 49, average
for corresponding date last thirty~three years
g.
Local Forecast.-Cloudy to-day; fridsy prob
ahIy fair: moderate east winds. becoming vari-
able.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

Local Official Record.--The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
,hanVes I'm the temperature for the last TWEEN
~ four hours In comparison with the CORE
spending date of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
rRANSPACIFlc MAILS.

Dastiast.o1 and steamer IN y. =. PM.
Japan. Corea. China (vls Tacolns)
Mexico Maru ..................Sept q, o'JO
Fiji, Samoa. New Zealand. AUS
dIa ....................... sept. 81, $50
Hawaii (yin san Tranclsco)-Hono-
iuItl sEtlis 80 ''''
Japan, Corea. China (yia Sesttlej-
lliAn .....ss.sf.. sept 80 WV
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China. Phil
Persia NATURALIZATION 30. $50
Hawaii. Guam. Philippines tvia san -.
FrauCiscJD-U ) Transport. .... Sept ~, C;oo
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook Islands
Zealand. Australia Wla san
Francisco Manuka ........... Oct II, 6.do
Japan. Corsa. China. Philippines
VITA VictOria)-Empress Of Japan. Oct ii, O.''
Hawaii, samoan Islands. New /ea-
cisco,-sonorna .'.',............ Oct Il. G:so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

rBy Telegraph to The I, ,r,,,, nv the
Philadelphia, Sept -''- -,,,ne the penn
way the G Football candidates the llne.op
sylVa ,bs opening game of the e., season "a
against Gettysburg on sa'''S
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.
on, iaI Record and Force

on, ial Record and Forecast .-WashiuSton'
sept. 70 The disturbance that was over uI'
middle Atlaptic states Tuesday night Is pass
ing To- of the Virginia cHpes. IL caustb
rains in the last tWenty-fOur hours IN the
middle Atlantic states and Southern New Eng
land and strong east winds on the middle At
lantic coast. Tho Western disturbance Is nov
over Lake superior and moving northeast II
caused high winds and rains during Nednes
day IN the upper lake region. and local rams
In the Mississippi Valley and along the Jun
Coast.
out the Mississippi Valley and the west cur
states and low temperatures prevailed durlhs
Wednesday over the plains states ana ROCK!
Mountain and plateau regions
There will be local rains Thursday IN the
uppcr ohio Valley and the region OF the Great
lakes and Thursday and Friday along the
Gulf coast Elsewhere throughout the country
the weather viii bee generally fair THURSDAY
and FRIDAY although conditions Will be un
settled In the midcle Atlah'lc "Hh NV TINS
Tnnrrat lures will be lower Thursday in the
lake region. the OHIO valley, tennessee ah No
the middle Gulf states. II VIII rise over the
plains states and the upper Mississippi VALLEY.
storm warnings are displayed on Lakes
Michigan. superior and Huron.
the winds along the New England coast
viii he moderate variable; middle Atlantic
coast moderate northeast. becoming variable;
south Atlantic and east Calf Coast, liEht 10
,nodarate variable. west Gulf coast, moderate
north and northeast on the lo"sr iaSsSi nri'N
Steamers departing Thursday Tor European
morris viii have brisk east winds and overcast
weather 10 the Grand Banks
Forecast for special Localities.-For East
en New York, cloudy TO-DAY, propaor
.hoveys In north and central portions; Fri
dsy. probably fair, moderate cast winds De-
coming variable. , -. ro,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER.

Sunrise. $751; sunset. 5:5i; moon rises. !
moons age 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United
States FOR 81 so a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

Official observation Of United states weather
bureaus taken at y. m. yesterday follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26

LET US DO THE WALKING
Consult the Tribune's Room and
Board Register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
Humidity,

UunIdWl,
a. No.. q ] p. m....... sos p. NJ. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
CASS TARvER NOW
IN TRAINING
Texas Heavyweight Begins
Work out for Battle With
Beverly at Clovis on August
goth.

clovis y. ~. Aug D. --Thc tcn-
round heavyweight battle "a bee stag
ed iu clovis on August 80 with Cuss
Tarvpr. the Texas siunL aud Frank
Beverly. Dallas White Hope, prom
isc- tu attract Il large crowd of Hght
fans Co this place. TarNrr accom-
panied o. his traiucts. arrived here
sunday morning. = corps Of carpcu-
tors spent Monday arranging training
quarters iu the IridpFin hotel build
INK Tnrter began training Tuesday
'uu VIII continue Co work out each
aaN until the duy before the bout
aa,ycr jumped ou the scales loo public
Monday Hud tipped the beam ut 2a1 'a .
Tue battle BE- Co hc staged under thc
auspices of the coyote clue aad ucud-
quarters have been opened 100 the Pal
ace pool rooms ". 7. Pace, BvtCrly ~
manugcr. has sired that beverly wi'l
reach here on the gaia. contract
h. being mad, with Kansas city par
ties Go furnish tent with seating
cupacit, of $500 for ihc bout The
prices viii be- $3.50 for general td-
mission. $500 Tor reserved section.
with nitN uugsidv chairs 90 $500.
Seats viii Dee ON SHE after August ,nth
aud may bc reserved bog mail cor vino
a. thr Coyote pluh. clovis. ln ware %
T.. NJ Dean. secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
BATTLING NELSON
EXPECTS 70 GET
TITLE AGAIN
Dane Still Has Light Of Battle
in His Eyes and Graves for
Glory Attached to Cham
pionship.

Kansas city. No, aug. All
th" world loves a champion get
that and oscar Matthew battling
Nelson loves 10 be loved
The former lightweight champion
ct the world and still hcru of licgo-
WlsDh, M luukuk Title more dc
trrWuvd With the saUio mural deco
Tatiuus aud stlll huutod up with a.
heart run OF the comeback" stuff
ramc in Co kansas city recently uh-
hcraldcd and alone. but stlll qualified
tu take up as much space as ever.
Mr. Nelson iH sim hunting Tor his lost
title hunting iu strange spots and
irving Co regain that coveted honor
az the expense uf Creduluus match
makers aud needy lighters. This
doesn't mean tnnt Baltling. the lion
hearted. ~ culliug the itcld Tor the
soft ones for Battling BE- on 8 taking
what the pugilistiC t'old offers and
taking 81 gratefully
Oscar Mathew Battling Nelson ~
not hunting trouble for mere money
these days. tor this thrittN Dane piled
M the iron men when the getting
was good. stacked them away from
the ryHch of a." WHY htrtenders and
the hungry wolves and the peroxide
spear totrrs never made him Jar
loose" even though many believe
that pugiliFtiCnly he has reached the
last stages OF disiutcKritiun.
Money Battling viii take as q mat
ter of course. but u b. The honor and
homage due champion he Graves
most So now while fhC big fonts
uu longer clHmor for his appearance.
he b. Willing away the time in the
bushes collecting here ana there
and adding new vHttn 20 his long
list which adurns the record book
/ H.fH "a 49,.
Comeback Journey step by step. he
says. and before ions % his Victories
continue public opinion viii force A
Wolgast to give him chance to re-
gain the title which hc tIattlingb
onlN loaned tu Wolgasl during IN i'll
lated afternoon IN california nearly
three years ugo.
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SPORTS |
Lightweights are Ready for Battle;
Each is Confident of Victory

Both Boa the pink Of condition as the
result cot faithful training Tor the last
ten days. Louis Ncwmpn of Denver.
aud the congo Nid or Memphis. Tenn,
are loo readiness for their Sst,ie ~ the
ElkF thoatcr tomorrow night. the az.
iair Co bee staged under the auspices
ui the NoW Mexico Athletic club. The
lighttciEhts did final training this af-
tprnuun ana tomorrow VIII do only
light WORK. the camps ut the rival
lighters were throngcd today with fol-
lowers of the game, All wanting to
form an opinion 40 20 the probable
outcome ut the scrap Newman has
"a host of followers who believe he
MIX pat the Congo away without Dim
,ulty. Many fans. ON the other hand,
look fot d surprising show Of form
aud gcucralship on the part uf the
CONGO ana do not hesitate to predict
that hr viii win well inside the limit
al agree that the Memphis boy is ono
oi tuc clcNcrcst sCrappvrs that ever
appeared in Albuquerque; that hc is
aggressive when hp believes advise Bile.
ana is ever cautious. with the shOul-
der BLOCK and his original style or
hghuug The Congo Manages Go pre-
sent O. perfect defense, I'm" thluE
that the Congo has ~huWn ln his work.
outs Boz thn; hc b. great inhghtvr.
Heretofore hc has done no iunghting
Whatever depending altogether on e
right and lcft 90 the Jaw to finish an
opponent II his workouts can ho
nNcu as an Indication, the Congo Us
hEurlng on innghting to beat New
man. ia fact that rs about the only
way lu watch the jamaican can nope
90 win from the Denver lad Ncwe
man b. tan rangy boy Win a
whirlWiud StNlo of hghung The
Congo ~ about a foot shorter than
NCN mun aud has a much shorter
reach and viii weigh la al rlngsidc ten
pounds less than his opponent
While there is much Interest ia the
Newman Congo bout. there II 40 the
same time considerable speculation
regarding the outcome of the stern
Robinson battle. scheduled To 80 SIX
rounds These lads are two ni IN"
hest scrJppcrs Albuquerque has pro-
duCed and both are anxious 10 win
tomorrow night. Robinson has been
working out each afternoon Win
Sewn man and has demonstrated that
h, is wonder az taking punishment
and lt coming back az his man 10 u
workout Yesterday afternoon New
man turned loose an uppCrrut, Whicb
hr declared himself was the hardest
he had delivered during his hghilng
In Alhupu.rpuc. the blow catching the
barber flush on tho Jaw. Newman rN-
pcttrd Go spr Robinson take the count
bat was SURPRISED 10 see him como
hu,k for more Robinson b. the only
man that NcWmaun really boxes with
az fuIl speed. Hll his other sphrr'ng
partners dipping him OF to the mn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
WOLGAST-RIvERS
PICTURES HERE
Moving Film of Great Battle
in Los Angeles to Be Shown
at Elks Theater Saturday
and Sunday Nights.

Arthur iiurd uI Denver uuc off th,
owners ui tho moving picture nIW or
the great Wulgist RIVER. battle az
los Angeles. arrived Boo Albuquerque
b HFt,rdt, and concluded arrangements
for thu appearance, ut the pictures
here at ElkE thcHtyr SATURDAY and
SUNDAY nIght- Tho Wulgust- Rivers
pictures have attracted bis crowds
Moreover th,E have been cvhihitrd
and there is unusual interest loo them
because both men Wrr. practically
kNo,k,d uut WHEN tho tight ended A
low admission price b. made Ton tho
pictures ana big crowds are expected
on both nights
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
Prices Is, Is and SOC
HORSE AUCTIONA!

Tomorrow. Friday 10th inst
promptly 90 90 &C., m. iu front of tho
&C. iduucc ut Mr. / g. Cos Nu. go
West Copper avenue. We VIII srll az
az BLtC AICTtDS tiur hiH account
a FINE TEAM DF HORSES. /
DOUBLE SET COR U.ENESS aud
some stuhl" equipment, also "a heavy
concrete hit,huE post.
Tines, HORSES are city broke. we'll
mated aud drive single OF double.
weight about Huu pounds each
WILL BE SOLD Geo highest bidder
regardless Of price. account ut de.
parturr of Mr. Cos from this rity a
good sale hut
Auction takes place tt 30 e. m.
sharp lIG WEST COPPER AVENUE
tomorrow FRIDAY Horses can be-
inspected uu Thursday afternoon a.
same location
IRNNk ICpiON 90.
Phone ltH. bf,Irt ut NANN'S
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15

easy" stunt before dunning thu
gloves.
kid stern had "a good workout iu
THE AllUN gymnasium last night, hi.
principal -parring partner being
Young ilritu, who IN to meet Mike
Brock of knnsts city in e ten-rOund
annir tomorrow night Brito is hook
Ing up with % classy boy Brock went
four rounds IA the Congo yesterday
afternoon and before he finished.
blackencd the aforesaid COuRo's right
lamp ln &c manner similar To- that va
which young Jcnrics d1rkencd the
Congus LETT optic two weeks ago