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The Nevada County picayune., 1912-12-20
WlLsoa t0 BE PRESIDENT

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 highly that We gre willing to trust him for a aeas8n even in suca su Ds cen 4&HY,
 t | true tha, the president elect might have rlased himself in touch with the best mi ds in the democratic party. He might have made a date with k " a n nself, or Belm mt CT Murphy 'aggart or Roger Sullivan or
 nth. He might easily
 ed himself all this oblo-
 but he is headstrong and verse, and that is why he is ,pe president.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-12-20
WILLISvILL.E

The following program will | given Dec. 21, 1911.
 Welcome address w. F DoWl Recitation Opal Herring. Recitation Buck Atkins. Recitation Forrest Warmack Play-Xmas at Skeeter corner Music By String Band. Recitation Hoyt Warmack. Recitation Lisle Haltom. Recitation-Lesley Caldwell. Recitation Homer Herring. Play-Night mare of India. Quartette.
 Recitation Minor Warmack. Play-Aunt Jerusha and Uncle Josh.
 Music by String Band. Play-Aunt Lucinda Stays. Recita tion-M Meredith Warmack Music by String Band. Play Seat,
 Recitation Barr. Play-The lost Dog. Music by String Band. Play-Lunatic or the Professor. Quartette.
 Play-Jnmbo-Jum. Music by String Band. Play-After the circus.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-12-20
C RE ING!
To those who have been my customers

To those who have been my the past year. and others who might become my the incoming take this method of thanking them for all avo which they have shown and wishing all Merry Xmas and New Year bm full of happiness and good cheer In make every know that these thoughts prompted by the proper spirit and emnamg from which would have Prescott bigger Prescott and every element which conduces this end amply repaid for all their confidence and good will
 We are going the buying public feast tor as the adage goes HThe proof the pudding the chawing of the bag
 and the OLD MULE IN Administration will proceed out friends Q the retail iced buy realize what al this
 
 annually until 1ockafeow sell coal oil the had been getting til the wells IkepnY and your gallon and not take chances being foolish Has headache because she had office cou this dollars worth each family dollar No coffee faulty in the o9ee and,W yot 2 pounds
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The Nevada County picayune., 1912-12-20

Keep the bowels active if you would preserve your health. A dose of Prick ly Ash Bitters now and then does this to perfection.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-12-20
SPECIAL SALE

Beginning Saturday Nov. 30t5 we will offer our customers som. unheard of values in Rochia Chairs. Prices reduced 9 pei cent. We find ourselves ovet stocked in this line aad [ h 8.ast bl sol3. doa't forrzt th date and place. Ssla vii coz aea atil sleek iz sod.
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The Nevada County picayune., 1912-12-20
; LAST SP5EeH

Yaa scarcely expect Me a .a5n ea#H3's t=aa aaa aa
 taCe #itHsl1 he 'oca pa0 aid. and yet l did shat Ve titiG CT nei D a store z spring 5he sheriff took my stca aad so.d t at the auction bloes
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-12-20

d ScOrnfu. s ,ay as l pass by:
 Int la Ys fool who seemed to think he had no use for print er's .nk." There is a truth as broad as earth and business men should know its worth, 'tis simp- ly this: The public buys its goods from those who advertise.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-12-20

Laxative Bromo Quinine will break up your colds. For sale at Guthrie Drug Store.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
KID MCCOY PUT ON
DOG OVER IN PARIS
Strange English Account of
How American Licked
English Boxer.

An interesting description Of Kid Nc
Coy's entry into the fighting game IN
Paris Is given in a copy OF Boxing, an
English sporting magazine. The KID
was always a clever fellow, both in and
out OF the ring. But knowing the Part-
slams fOndness for fine clothes, he en-
tered the ring in q faShy bathrObe,
and when he disrobed for the fight, he
had on fancy pair Of SILK stockings
and pair of green silk tights. lie
also was particular before entering
the ring to have every hair on his head
lying just so. The account also says
that there was lot OF kid" about the
fight but not much Of the Mccoy. He
was fighting Harry CrOXon, big Eng
lish heavyweight that could hardly get
out of his own way. Mccoy was there
with all his old time feints and an Oc-
casiOnal jab, but was always careful
that he did not get hit himself. The
farce came TO 4 close in the third round
when Mccoy landed one Of his old time
left hooks that knocked CrOXon down
for the count Of eight Then he put
him out for good
The following is the account Of the
fight:
The gong rang out sweetly. for all
the world like the Huletide chimes. and
the fun began. Mccoy darted to the
center OF the battle-ground, looking
happy and debOnair. visions of his past
dancing before his eyes as he beheld
the big lump Of humanity, CrOXOn. ap-
him. Kid smiled and laughed, went
pale, anxious. nodded to q friend, and
cid pretty. but not too effective work
CrOXOn put up the most terrible look
he could muster, blundered all over the
place. satisfied everybody that he was
not going to be in that ring any longer
than he could help The contest by
rounds is interesting:
Round kid leads off with several
lefts and misses a right. CrOXOn bangs
the atmosphere, and a left on his
prompt-side eye half tones it He man
ages TO land several blows on the body,
and all the rest Of his attempts fal
short by a yard. Mccoy has gracefully
stepped back comes in an1 hooks with
seconds. He picks his body up and
bangs one 10 the shoulder. Mac replies
with two left hooks TO the Jaw
Round Mccoy shot out left and
CrOxon was short Kid hooked the left
Harry slipped and Kid smiled. Mac
misses with left. but gets home with
right and left for head. CrOXon swung
claimed and Kid lifted his mans chin
with a right upper. LOndOner right to
the ribs but ships a right to jaw. CroX-
on windmills and beats the air and
himself Mac right upper followed
with right TO jaw Gong. Harry
wObbles grOggily to corner misses
chair and sits on nothin-- Seconds
help him find seat
Round 3-Kid left hooks, two let's
10 chin and right 10 jaw and CrOxOn
makes a dive to the board, turns over
and tries the back strOke-au over"
If Mccoy picks many more marks
like this he may make the French
sports believe that he can come back
and fight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
THREW UP SPONGE
IN EIGHT ROUND
Seconds Saved Smith From
a Knockout by Bob MOha;
Couldn't See MOha.

New York. \. Y. april bob Moha.
OF Milwaukee. battered Jim smith Of
New York. so badly in a scheduled 10
round bout at the National Sporting
club last night that Smiths seconds
threw up the sponge to save their man
from q knockout IN the eighth round
Smith weighed III pounds at the
ringside. and MOha 1856 In every round
up to the eighth. 0IOha simply toyed with
the big feli0 r and uppercut him stead
ny At the opening OF the eighth. 1Ioha
ting Smith down for the count Of nine.
and when he got I'D, MOha showered
let's and rights on the head and face
ring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
MGRAW ONE OF
BEST MANAGERS

far superior. I know they would
have given US a fiercer battle for the
worlds championship than the Giants
did.
The long season Of rain IS the only
thing that made the Giants look oven
fair In the worlds series. 1 am not
bCaSting about that The men who
saw the series will agree with me. AZ
ter the manner in which our fellows
hit MatheWSOn in the opening game
do you think for a minute he could
have come back two days later and
stopped our team Not on your lie
Just compare the Phillies and the
Giants With Charley DoOlan behind
the bat that part of the club is just
as strong as the Giants Luderus IS
a better first baseman than Merkle.
Doyle has an edge on knabe- Doolan
is a better shOrtstOp than Fletcher and
Lobert is a more dangerous man than
Z don't believe the Giants outfield
compares with Magee, Paskert and
Titus
Regarding the pitchers, everyone
must acknowledge that in Alexander,
Moore and Chalmers the Phillies have
a wonderful trio. 1 fully believe that
Alexander was every bit IS effective
as MathewsOn was last year.
Now what makes the difference be
tween the Giants and the other strong
clubs Of the league? It was 'Muggsy'
McGraw and no other person"
McGraw Used Poor Judgment.
The Chicago fan then interrupted TO
give a sample Of McGraW's lack OF
wisdom by recalling the incident which
led to Bakers home run off Marquard.
He insisted that il was the climax OF
poor judgment to let MarQuard hand
Baker a straight bale
Did you ever know that MarQuard
drew that upon himself2" hurriedly re-
torted Davis. DO you know that Mar
guard received a signal five straight
-
and each time AIarQuard shook his head
Do you know that NErquard then
looked at the beacn and received q
similar signal from AICCSraw end again
shook his head2 After chat Myers
blurted out. Go ahead aud pitch what
you want He lid. You know the
rest. Now, could YOU blame that on
McGraw?'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
Prompt Work of Referee Eyton
Saved California Boxing Game

tice; the law must be adhered to- Only
one who knows boxing can appreciate
my position
With the end Of the eighth. I saw
that, barring a lucky blow, WolgasI
would win. I was deciding when to
stop the bout. The detectives had
been talking TO each other eXcitedly.
A knockout meant the death Of boxing
Knowing this, wanted TO do jus
tiCe to George Memsic Not TO save
the game would have stopped the con-
test while he had a chance
With the ninth, WOlgast started
body punishment, fighting Memsic
about the ring. The detectives started
jumping up again and I had TO think
quicker than ever.
After a hot exchange I saw Memsic
stagger. hands down, knees sagging,
and Wolgast starting TO swing. Mem
sizes hands went up, but before WOlgast
could land 1 stepped between them
Excitement was intense, but my &C
ton has brought its own reward. In
the legal proceedings which followed.
we were INDICATED and boxing Is
stronger N California than II ever
was"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

3IcGraw IS one OF the greatest man
ayers that ever lived" asserted the
Nap chief.
'But for McGraws management 1
feel sure that the Giants would have
finished far down in the race last
year. Nothing could convince me TO
the contrary. know him too well
1T was McGraw who made that club
It was McGraw who developed dan
gerous fighting machine out Of only
2 fair set Of players. Mathewson and
Marquard were mighty powers in land
ing the championship for New York,
but neither Matty nor RUDE. nor both
of them combined. played as important
& part as McGraw.
Johnny had those fellows on their
toes all the time. From the start OF
the season until the close they were
always fighting. They always showed
pep. The manager who can keep life
IN his team at all stages OF a long
campaign is a wonder
Thinks PhfIIfes Superior.
Outside of Doyle, Mathewson. Mar
guard and Myers, New York had only a
fair team. taking man for man. and I
believe the Philadelphia Nationals are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

Ty Cobb whose ability as a batter
and a base runner gives him q certain
authority to exploit his views. has dis
tinct ideas Of his own as TO how a play
or should conduct himself while ca
vortine around the sacks.
NV theory Of baseball is 10 keep
the opposing team on the defensive,
saws the Georgia peach When an
on the bases I. try all the time to get
as near the home plate as possible /
overlook no chance It's keeping the
ewes and thoughts on the sack ahead
that enables one TO score runs. ] be-
lfeve in taking every chance IN reason
10 advance on the bases. To my mind
base running is simple problem
Every man has his own way OF sliding
He can seldom improve on that. But
the feeders meet with a different kind
Of a MAY on the runner almost every
hall that's pitched or thrown. So the
chances are in favor Of the runner as
AGAINST the fielder. That's why you
can afford to take chances. There
ALWAYS the possibility Of the fielder
dropping a throw, missing up a 1ly or
7 have made IL a rule TO go as far
as I can while running bases l have
been lucky in this respect never
nav any attention to the coachers, De
cause I believe that man on bass
shouId use his own judgment he mas
To know in q flash what TO do IN the
case of q fly ball gounder or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

Charles F. Eyton occupies the same
position in Los Angeles that Jack
Welsh does in san Francisco OF Charlie
White IN New York. He has refereed
all Of the big bouts Of that city for
years and is considered the rescuer
Of the game since the WOlgast-Mem-
sic battle.
III never forget the WOlgast-M ernsic
scrap" Eyton said The Eveliest
three minutes Of my life, that meant
new life or death to boxing in Califor'
MIA were those Of the ninth round.
March i. 1911
They were TO box 90 rounds The
gate appropriated $4,000. A deputy
representing the district attorney and
accompanied by 50 detectives, an
nounced that II the law was broken
all would be arrested
The fight was test case and the
fate Of California boxing was at stake.
with this on my mind 1 sent Vol.
CAST and Memsic on their journey. /
decided the public deserved the first
consideration. The men who paid
should get their moneys worth; the
champion and challenger must get JUS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
EVANS AND TRAVIS
FINAL CONTESTANTS
United Golf Tourney Con
tinues, with Some Good
PLAY and a Surprise.

Pinehurst. n c., April 4.-Charles
Evans, jr- Of Edgewater. and Walter
J. Travis promise to be the final con
testants in the 18th annual United
North and South Amateur golf cham
PiOns, which advanced with one match
play round yesterday.
Evans won a closely played 90 hole
Agawam. while Travis disposed OF J.
D. Standish. ir.. winner OF the United
In 1909. seven up and six to play.
The surprise OF the day was the de
feat Of W. c. FOwnes. jr-, OF Oakmont,
the 1910 national champion, by Chester
y Phillips, Of Greenwich. two down at
the 10th.
The remaining pair in the champion
ship are Alter Fairbanks, Of the
Greenwich Country club. who defeated
Z l. SchOfield. jr. OF Weeburn, and S
D. Wyatt, Of Fond du Lac.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
.GURLEY QUITS;
WANTS A BONUS
Promoter Wants to See Coin
Before Staging Big Bat
tie Over in JuareZ.

Jack CurIey has flown. He departed
Wednesday night after a hush-hush
conference at Hotel Sheldon with some
local sports. The Windy City promoter
wanted a big bonus from FL PasO to
stage the Johnson FLYNN fight in Gu
uad Juarez. He hasn't gotten II yet
There is some strong competition.
Las Vegas comes up with a $4,000
bonus Salt Lake City wants the fight.
ether burgs and hamlets are after It..
Juarez IS a good spot, says Curley, but
Oh you bonus
It was given out semi officially
Thursday morning that maybe FL PasO,
or rather Juarez, viii get the fight
Curley will be notified If a satiSfac-
tory bonus IS raised But. Curley
warns, ii must not be a bonus Mex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
ALL CRACK RIFLEMEN
SHOULD WAIT A BIT

Washington, D. &C. April rifle
men who have not started for Wash
ington TO take part in the tryOuts for
the rifle team to be sent to the Pan
american shooting tournament in the
Argentine next month. should wait-un-
til Saturday when the executive COM
mittee Of the National Rifle association.
which is making a final effort to raise
money to pay the expenses Of the
team, viii decide whether the trip must
be abandoned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
ROLLER RACE RESULTS.

Detroit Mich-, April WINNERS in
last nights races in the international
amateur championship roller skatIng
tournament follow:
Che mile, first heat Stephen MulrO,
Cincinnati, one mile; second heat, Emil
Eichstedt, Milwaukee.
One mile, third hear w. H CclstOn.
Washington.
Two mile, semi-final. Emil Eichstedt,
Milwaukee. Time. 6:23.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
Harry Davis Thinks Giants
Would Have Finished Bad
With Any Other Leader.

No bile, Ala,
April An en-
thusiastic baseball
fan from Chica go
provoked an argU-
ment with Harry
Davis hy the state
m e mt TIL at { j e
Giants had q great
club and would
d ave WO n I h e
worlds series. but
for McGraw. He al
g o n s s e r Z e d that
McGraw was a min
or factor in helping
the Giants to win
the pennant
That drew q rise
from Davis WhE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
laundry tournament

-Four laundries Of II PasO are ar
ranging q bowling tournament to
start in the next few weeks. The
bowlers are from the FL PasO. Troy
Elite and Acme laundries Teams Of
five men will be organized and they
will reserve all four alleys at the
Cactus club one night each week
After ire laundry boys hit their
stride a three cOrnsred match will be
pulled off between the Shelter, Ce-
ment plant and the Laundry pin kill
ers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
WATSON'S DEFEATS
TUTTLE'S B0WLER5
To Form a New League Of
Laundry Rollers; Plan
a Tri-league Match.

A handicap Of 90 pins the game
enabled Watson's team TO best Tut
ties team by a pin margin on Gao
tus club alleys Wednesday night, Civ
ing the winners three Of the four points.
Bryan took all hOnOrs, game at 261
and a total OF $50. FL TorO Cement
league teams will roll Thursday
night. Scores Wednesday night were:
TuffIe Team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

Cleveland. Ohio April Ivan o.
sen, sbOrtstOp. viii be captain OF the
Cleveland Americans this season. 1t
had been rnouEht that Larry Lajofe
would be captain. Olsen played with
Cleveland last year, having coma
from Portland, OF the Pacific Coast
league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
AMERICAN WINS IN
AUSTRALIAN FIGHT

Sydney. Australia. April Jimmy
Clabby, the American boxer and Austria
liam middleweight champion. yesterday
defeated Michigan. who holds the light
weight championship. on points in a 20
round contest for the welterweight
championship in the stadium here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
DE ORC AGAIN DEFEATS
MEsTON IN POOL TOURNEY.

Philadelphia, Pa. April ALFRED de
Gro. OF New York, defeated Charles
Weston, OF Chicago, 100 to 1l5 last
night I'm the national pocket billiard
championship tournament James Ma
tU7o. OF Denver. defeated " w. King.
of New York. $50 to 81. and Thomas ].
Wilson. Of Hack ensack. y. J., won from
William F. De Laugh, Of Philadelphia,
80 to g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
AUTOISTS ADOPT
CANUTILLO ROUTE
Of Three Roads Logged that
Is Best; to Expend $1,000
on Road Improvement.

At the meeting OF the FL FasO Auto
mobile club Wednesday night It was
decided to adopt the road going out Of
FL PasO west by way of CanutIllO to
I-anark, where the Odd Southern Pacific
grade viii be reached. The highway
enters FL PasO by wav Of AlamOgOrdO,
the san Augustine pass and Las Cru
ces.
Three routes out OF FL Paso have
been logged and the committees re-
ported on the conditions Of these and
the approximate expense Of putting
them in first class condition. The Canu-
tillO route was adopted because II was
deemed the most practical. 1t could be
Iut in condition at the least expense,
and would be a great boost for the val
ley through which il viii run.
Another reason in its favor is that
It viii prevent any short cut that
would eventually leave FL PasO out,
as II the road was put through over the
San Miguel hill tourists might cut
across and not stop at FL PasO. An
outlay Of S2400. IL was estimated would
cover the expense Of putting the Canu-
tillO route in fine shape. This road viii
be on an average grade Of from three
TO four percent, and a machine could
take the entire road at high speed. As
the base OF the road is all hard clay
there would be no difficulties with
and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
Des 1IOInes Team Ready.

Wichita. Kan, April 4-The Des
MOines baseball team IS strong. left
Gouda Springs yesterday. coming to
wichita and taking a through sleeper
for Des Moines. The men have been eft
the springs two weeks and are in good
CONDITION Tor the opening games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
BLACK JACK JOHNSON
AN ACCUSED SMUGGLER.

Chicago. III. April Jack Johnson.
negro. worlds champion pugilist, viii
be prosecuted by the United states gov
eminent for smuggling unless $500 Is
according to the governments allega-
ton. a $4,000 diamond necklace into this
country from Europe without paying
uuty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
WELTERWEIGHTs MATCHED.

Kansas City, No. April Clarence
Ferns, Of Kansas City. who claims the
Y elterweigh championship OF the
world, and Charles PiersOn. Of Denver.
were matched here last night to fight
10 rounds before the Grand Avenue
Athletic club the night of April u
They viii weigh 140 pounds at o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
c. A. A. SWIMMERS DEFEAT
princeton MEN 60 To

letic association swimmers defeated the
swimming team of Princeton uniyc-S-
ity 50 to % here last night The Chi
cagO men took first place in every
event.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

throw. The fielders, on the other hand,
have the plays figured out in advance.
They think beforehand whether 10
throw TO second, to third or wherever
the right play may be. But the runner
must think after the bail is hit or
thrown.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
Why Ty Cobb Is A
Real Base Runner

He Takes Advantage Of Every
Chance, Tries Always for Base
Beyond, and Pays No Attention
to Coachers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

Especially Tor Holy week we viii
receive daily shipments of founder.
barracuda, rock cod and Spanish mack
erel.
Nations Market, Tel. 1876.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
j. s. LEAGUE IS
NOW ORGANIZED
Organizer Makes Announce
ment of Prospective
Members.

Chicago. Ills, April William c
Niesen. one OF the promoters Of the
Columbian Baseball league, announced
last night that the organization would
not take the field this year and that
Chicago would be represented IN the
United States league. Niesen fur
Their said the United States league sea
son would open on May 1 and close
on October /.
The United States league will be
composed OF clubs in Chicago. Pitts
burg, Cleveland, Cincinnati. Washing
ton, Reading, Pa, New York. Richmond
Va" said Mr.. Niesen. We will hold
a meeting in PittsbUrg April Is to
complete plans for the year. All the
teams now are signing players and
we viii be ready to play ball when the
season opens"
Niesen said that grounds had been
secured in New York for the United
States league "A telegram today from
president Whitman of the league" he
said, Informed me that grounds had
been leased in New York and a man
ager engaged. This viii make the
lineup, Chicago, Pittsburg. Cleveland,
Cincinnati. Washington. Reading, Pa,
Richmond. Va, and New York"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
COLD BATH KILLS
OLYMPIC ATHLETE

New York. n. Y. April 4-JOseph Or
landO, crack quarter mile bicycle rider
who had hopes OF going TO Sweden with
the American Olympic team, was found
dead yesterday in bath tub. It IS be-
Ieved that he became OTerheated. took
a cold bath and died OF heart shock Ia
was 80 years old
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