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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-01
REPORTED MINING SALE

1t is reported that negotiations are
underway for the sale OF the Com
stock-PhOeniN property on Bruins.
wick lode. but nothing definite viii
that the interested parties will re
ceivc $4,000 each. with the excep-
ton of one. who is asking a higher
Ggurc.-EntcrpriSe.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-01
RAISES THE QUARANTINE

By a proclamation issued Saturday
afternoon Governor Oddic has
raised the quarantine established on
California cattle to this state. The
raising OF the quarantine came about
after a full investigation. The Cali
iornia cattlcmen will Immediately send
in many cattle as the feed is reported
short on the other side of the hills.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-01
The Choice of a Husband

is TOO important a matter for Il wO~
man / o be handicapped by weakness.
bad blood or foul breath. Avoid these
kill hopes by taking DIR. Kings Life
Pills. New strength, fine complexion,
pure breath, cheerful spirits-things
that win mcn-fOllow their use. Easy.
safe. sure. 25c at J. A. Muller's.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-01
FOURTH is COMING

From the noise already being made
BY the boys the Fourth of July is
already here. Between to%rpedoes
and fire crackers there is something
doing most Of the time. The kiddos
celebrate a week before and keep it
up a week after. The sane Fourth is
a matter of dreams.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-01
AUTHOR IS STRICKEN

+. Everette Howe. a lecturer and
author. who has been spending some
time in and about Wonder. wa
stricken with paralysis last week
and is in a very serious condition.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-01
FROM

John Blackey, who has been en-
ployed at Lincoln, Cal. the past year.
has returned to this city where with
his family will make their home.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-01

The Sacramento Saloon has on
draueht that famous Fredericksburg
beer. The best: Try it.
w A N T E u
Wanted at once: Capable mar to act
as the Carson City representative
for real estate, brokerage and IN
surance firm. Address l.. T.
Stearns & Co., Reno, Nevada.
At this Tune OF the year many PEG
pie from this section journey to Re'
no on business and pleasure, While
there the Golden Hotel will be found
the very best place to make head
quarters. 1t is near the depot. the
centre of the shopping district. The
rooms are excellent and the service
all that could be desired.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-01
HOTEL GOLDING

Fritz. at the Nevada Saloon, is not
doing any kicking about hard times
as he is getting a fair share OF the
patronage, and among other things
this is due to the preference for Viz
o;nia steam beer. Give Fritz a socia
call and try a large glass Of the ia
nous steam beer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-01

Nothing better to drink these warm
days than Virginia Steam Beer. Try
il at the Nevada Saloon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-01

Try that Fredericksburg beer at
the Sacramento Saloon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-01

the famous Fredericksburg Beer on
Draught. It's good. Try it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

In the laat two montha NC sold 1852
packages Of Alaias;rol. Why2 Because
1t is the Tie most perfect production Of
It's kind OF the market. universally in.
doFscd by nse.s. Removes Frcc1lcs, Sun.
burn, Tar. &C. Allays chaicd skin and
IS the Ideal Combination Cream and
rowdcr. None give that soothing, cool.
ing feeling as Alala:trol, and whose use
is so much appreciated. 1t acts on the
face not unlike refreshing. cooling spring
morning. We guarantee it to be satis.ac.
tory in every respcct.
Mailed TO your horne in generous size
Packages and In plain wrapper for so cents
silver. No Samples
The siloron Mfg. Co.,
Pueblo. Colorado.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
BRISTOL

lspecial TO rnc Times dispatch.
r. B.istoi, Nar Iune l.-Mr. and Mrs.
= NJ Minnich and DIR. X. d. Bachman.
who attended the marriage "Wednesday
evening Of Dr r. W. Upton and Miss
KAT" Ma" helms. which was solemn
lied Al Kingsnort
Miss Kate Pitts. teacher of English
in tho city high school. has returned
to her homo a; Demerest. Ga, to
spend the summer. She has been re-
elected. and is cxpectcd to return here
next IAN to teach.
Mrs Charles i. Baumg rdner and
children and Mrs. j. y. Farris are
ooccuy'ng the Farris cottage at Big
Creek PARK. on the Holston River. for
part OF the summer season.
Mrs. c. +. Moore. and son. Pascal,
nave returned from Milligan, Tenn.
where they Visited relatives:
LynShburs, who stopped here to visit
Or. Hamilton's mother. Mrs Kate
Hamilton. on their way homo from
Oklahoma City. where they attended
the Southern Baptist Convention, have
returned to Lyaehburg.
Miss Hattie Anderson has returned
wh M she wes engaged In Tagging:
they visited relatives.
MISS Mary Cannon. daughter OF
the Rev sam Cannon, a missionary
10 f5Td2I. was a visitor mere tnlS Weeh'
neins tho guest of Miss Anna Clay
Fnrris. s,he mas been in school at
Agnes Scott College. at Decatur, Ga.
She expects to go to Brazil IA soon
as she completes her education.
Mrs. George c. Sells and children,
OF Johnson City. were visitors In
Bristol this week. being guests OF Mrs.
Sens.s parents. Mr. and Mrs. III. H.
Richardson
The r!ano rupils of Miss Ruth
Powell save = recital az tho home OF
Ais9 Powell On Wednesday afternoon
FoilowinF the musical numbers re-
freshTcNts zero served.
president Tilden Scherer. OF King
College. gave banquet at q local cal
cafe on Tuesday evening to tho ten
mcnloors Of. tina senior class. imme-
oiatoly following the graduating ex-
erciscs. Those present were: Dr;
Sshcrer. Professor F. NJ. Eversole ana
Professor 7 T. Smith. Of the Faculty.
ma the following aeniors: CIinton
CtsEer' Fred Hammer. Ernest Grant
=. >. LorS Ramsey McGowen. stuart
n,C,.. tahaft wallace. Luther Kane
". T. Douton. Robert Kane and A. j.
CerAwoii.
So gid MRS, Rober. GRAY and chill,
area nary and Ann and Robert anc,
.gdn' and .t.i. Elizabeth Wiley anG
Mi.Scs Martha md Merle MOODY
iormea picnic party that spent
t,o a1n.sdaS a. Big Creek Park. on the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

ton at Winchester. returned to duty
on Monday.
Captains Millner and Crowson have
returned after spending several days
at their homes.
Regular reviews were resumed on
"Wednesday Of this week and VIII con-
tinuc until June II.
the pedestal for the jackson statue
has arrived. and is now in place. The
statue itself will be put in position
this week. and everything Will he
ready for the nnvoilinE by June 10
Work on the improvements around
the post is progressing nicely Most
of the outcrop of rock has been re-
moved at the present writing. The
rock is being used to construct roads
about the grounds.
On account of serious illness in his
family. Cadet simpson. third class. has
been granted furlouGh.
Colonel Ford left for Richmond Wed
nesday to attend a meeting OF the
state Board OF Education.
Regimental parade In full dress UNI
der command OF Colonel Gleaves was
held on Tuesday. The three battalions
were under command Of the tactical
officers. Captains Anderson, IIinsolving
and Poaguc.
Mrs. T.. W. Nichols has returned
after visit of ten days to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. darkness. OF East Hampton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
CREWE

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.l
Crcwe. Va, June mir and Mrs.
T.. r. Locket arr spending some
months visiting in Tennessee and
Kentucky.
Mrs. W. I. Bradshaw is spending the
summer at the craig Healing springs.
Tom Hines. of Florida. is visiting
his iathcr j. II. Hines Ills daughter.
Miss iliiah May Hines. graduated at
the Blackstone Female Institute, ana
VIII accompany nm home.
MIS-. .. y. wilson has returned from
u visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Luck. OF Montvale.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson is visiting
relatives in I;onnokc and Muntyalc
Mrs. Marie Justus Of New York, is
Visiting Mrs. ". Z Wilson.
Thomas Payne attended the knights
OF Pythians Convention in Mart,ns.
willie.
Ernest rrusler. assistant postmast
and his bride, Miss Manic Newman.
are expected soon. Tncy Will make
their home with Airs. W. {. Davis.
Mrs. Hugh Mctee, who has been
spending some tim. with her sister
MIS-. samuel Nicholson. lett for her
home in Los Angeles. Cal. this week.
accompanied by her. nieces. Misses
Mamie and Rob Nicholson. who will
spend the summer with her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

recently.a after which he went to
Laurel. Del. where he has accepted a
position with a contracting company
during his vacation.
Miss Cor!nnc Hazard has returned
from Baltimore. whore she went for
a facial operation.
Professor J. Harper Brent and
brother. w. $. Brent of Barton
Heights. are Spending their holiday at
Roanoke. tho home Of their father.
Professor II. Mason Brent. of Bed
ford Academy, is spending some time
with his father Randolph s Brent.
DR. Fred s. Brent Is in Lancaster
on business this week
}. b. Cralle is in Washington for n
short stay.
The commencement exercises of
callar High School will be held June
. ~, u. The buccalaurcate sermon
VIII be preached al Henderson chapel
by Rev. +. j. Hail. June Q. Colonel f.
tiush smith, viii deliver an address
IN the evening OF the 18TH. An elaho-
rate program has been arranged, which
promises 10 eclipse any commencement
exercises yet held in the county.
judge T. r. r. Wright has appont-
ed Frank Stuart son of DR.. r. r.
stuart, Of Stafford, Westmoreland
county. as clerk OF the Circuit Court
OF Westmoreland county to succeed
the late clerk, NJ /. HUT. who re-
Gently died
Mr. Stuart has entered upon his
duties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

MONTERREY
Especial to rnc rimcs.Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch1
Monterey. Va. June l.-Mr. and Mrs
w. H. Matheny. of the village. are
spending some time with relatives In
stanton. Mrs. Mathews former home.
DR. {. Il. Fox. his wife and little son.
Robert Lee. left this week for a
months stay In hlbcmarlc county
j. Il. Arbogast and sister, Miss Sallie
Bcl,, OF Monterey. accompanied by
their brother. \. W. .trboEast OF
MariinGtcn. w. Va. mo:ored TO Key
scr, w. Va. this week.
Miss Sallic Wilson. who has taught
III the Warrington school for several
sessions. is spending her vacation at
the home of her father, o. Wilson
Monterey.
Mrs. II. VI. and Miss Elsie Slavcn
made the trip from Monterey Ia Stattn-
ton TINS week afoot. The distance is
iortN-siN miles. across four mountains.
inc tramp was not made on a wager
but merely FOR the novelty in ii and to
accomplish feat never before ur-
dertaken by any OF the Highland fair
sen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
BERKELEY SPRINGS


Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
Berkeley Springs, W. Va, Juno L.
Bright and pleasant days with cool
nights have marked tho days at Berk-
ley The past week, and wraps have
been almost Indispensable. The baths
and pool are well patronized. many
visitors enjoying tho swimming sport
The Eastern Convocation of the
Diocese OF West Virginia was held
in St Marks Church. continuing two
days and evenings. The clergy at
tending the session. besides the rector
Rev. z. LIE Bas Cross. were the Rt
Rev. William Loyal Gravatt. d. D..
bishop coadjutor of tho diocese; Rev
Geo. a. Gibbons, OF Romney. Rev. .Ino
;. Alfr!end OF Charlestown: Rev
Robert +. Lee Strider.-of Keyscr. Rev
Harold Jenkin, OF Ma-t!nsburg. Rev
w. II. Cumpston, of Harner's Ferry.
and Rev. John Carteret. OF Hancock
Md. After the morning services each
day luncheon was served on tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
WILLIAMSBURG
INneclnl to ma rlmes.Dtsnatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
Williamsburg. Va. June DIR. j. ".
Ritchie OF the faculty OF William and
Mary was called 10 New York early
first of ncAt week.
Captain Randolph, OF Barnegat, y. j..
spent "a lcw days here this week with
MS son. John Randolph.
After spending few days here this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burns.
j: y. Hllman. formerly principal OF
the Williamsburg High school. left
Ior MS home in Wise county Thursday.
Garter Cowles OF Diascond, spent
Thursday in Williamsburg.
j. Frederick Kcrnochan, OF Now
York CITY. has been visiting at the
Marshall Cottage several days this
week.
Mrs. John CAST. Of Norfolk. arrived
here the first Of the week TO visit
her sister Mrs. l.. w. Lane. Jr.
Mrs. Hugh Jones. OF Richmond. has
been spending the week here with her
sister. Mrs. J. IL. stone
During their brief visit 10 Williams
governor Montague ami Miss Garrett
Montag were guests OF DR.. and Mrs.
G. w. Brown.
Miss Rosa Emory and Miss stephen
son left day for Ocean View, whore
they viii spend week.
Miss Emma Pilkington. who has
been a student at Dr Sargcnt's school.
Cambridge Mass. returned home to-
day for the summer vacation
DR.. and Mrs y. !. King, after nm
extended Northern trip OF month. re-
turned TO Williamsburg the first of
the week.
Mrs. II. H. Young and little daugh-
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lawn Of the rectory by the women of
the parish.
Many Of the cottages aro now open
ANA vis'tors are arriving daily
Mis. Eugene Van Rensselaer,. az
Washington. is expected soon a, hc-
cottage "Glcnluta."
AT Mas. Boone's cottage are Mrs. o
HaddawaT Of Washington. Mrs. +.
Ross and Mrs, +. Stevens. OF Boston
Mrs. II. Harrison Hunter has wiz,
her Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Laiason. of
Washington. and Major Geo. Morton
Gaines. OF Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Graham. OF Long
Island. are occupying the B!ddlo
Cottage.
Among the recent arrivals at Hotel
Washington are Mrs. Emma Dent
Casey and Miss Casey. OF Washington;
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r Darby. OF Hagers-
town. Judge John NJ. Kennedy. 7. n.
Kerr. Mrs. Jno. MunhaH. ST.. and Mrs.
Jno. Menhall. Jr.. OF Pittsburgh; \. r.
Goodwin, OF Cumberland Rev. 8. NJ.
Englc. OF Elllcott city: Kent w.
Scrlvencr. a. c. Grant, rhos Johnson.
Of Baltimore; Mrs II. d P!erson, OF
Cleveland. o.; W. p. Osborn. of
ClarksburR.
inEton.' the first prize was awarded
to Mrs. Harry Lamson. OF Washing
ton. and the hooby to Mrs Chas.
Gibson OF Maryland The social
feature Of the coming week Will ba
musical md informal dance ri tho
hotel. The ball room viii formally
open on June Is, and there viii 10
dancing every evening throughout tho
seasoa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
V. M. l..

Lexington. Va, June 1.-The guests
ot tho superintendent during the past
week were Captain and Mrs. Jennings
Wse and son. Mr.. ClInednst. the
artist. Of New York city. and colonel
Joseph Button, OF Richmond.
The cadet battalion, under command
of Colonel tilcaves. marched into Lex
ington Monday morning at II o'clock
The band met the corps OF the out
skirts of the town and accompanied it
TO barracks. Tho march was great
success from every point Of view at
fording as IL did not only practical
instruction in marching, advance and
rear guard forma tions camping. camp
sanitation. and all of the other things
which a soldier learns in the field but
also splendid outing and a pleasant
respite from the monotony Of bar
racks routine. AS soon as camp had
been pitched after q days march. and
everything had been put in perfect
order the cadets were given their
freedom until supper roll call some
took advantage OF these opportunities
10 enjoy the fishing in the mountain
streams; other went in swimming.
The line of march was along a route
where the natural scenery is unsur-
passed anywhere in the wrld. The
FIRST camp WAS pitched at the gock-
w lNEe DdN.IS. ne NlSllosS TO the
camp tho first day were Mrs. : r.
Glcaves and MIR. Clinedinst The
second days march WAS through the
famous Goshen Pass, and the corps
rested tho second night AT Goshen.
Saturday evening camp was pitched
at the Alum Springs. Mrs Gleaves.
accompanied by Miss Nav. Miss Nancy
Pendleton. Miss Lilly currcll and A!iss
Coo, motorcd out TO spend the day.
sunday the corps went into camp at
Denmark. on Kerr's Creek. General
Nichols and Captain and Mrs. Mise
spent tho day with the cops
Colonel Gleavcs and the tactical Of
ficcrs. Captains Mayo and kinsolving.
expressed themselves as perfectly sat
I isned with the conduct OF the march.
In r way II was a remarkable trip.
for. out OF tho $50 men on the march
! for six days only FIVE rode in the
! ambulance.
! Mr. Wilmer British vice-consul in
! Richmond, was the guest of Colonel
| Gleaves on the march
| Captain Al F. Edwards. who has
been attending the camp of inst,uc-
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HEATHSVILlE
Especial to Tho rimes-DIsnatch.)

Especial 10 The rimes-D spatch.)
Hcathsville. Va, June III. B. Cralle
and son, j. g.. Jr. of Colorado Springs.
Col, are spending some time at Camp
he!lton. the homo OF his mother. Mrs.
l. y. Craile.
Mrs. q. r. Eubsnk has returned
from 4 trip TO Baltimore.
Virgil Carson is home from Rich
mond. where he has been attending
tire University College of Medicine
the past session.
.ifs. Grace Booker is home from a
visit TO Baltimore.
Mir and Mrs. Boyd. of York. Pa. arc
visiting iheir son, Dr. w. II. Boyd. in
Heathsvilie.
6 Eache Gill q student Of the
Medical Coliee" Of Virginia. spent a
few days at his home. near Avalon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

ter arc hero on n visit to Mrs Young.s
mother. MIS-. Florence MaGpin.
Mrs. Henry Smith. OF Richmond.
who mas been visiting MIS- warren
Marston at Toano, has returned home
r. G. Young. OF William and Mary,
expects 10 leave carly next week for
Dublin.
MISS Watts is visiting her sister,
Mrs G.. w. Brown
Mrs; Julia Mccoy. OF jamestown
Island. accompanied by her children,
has gone TO Canada to spend the sum
Mer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

A Face Reteno;d,
L aides Delight.
A Frcclslc Remover.
B teaches the Skin.
a labasterlike Effect.
S mootn, velvcty skin.
T onic for Face Muscles.
K cjuvenates Your Youth.
o Great Beautiiying Power.
l. ovclicr Facial Appearance.
"ALABASTROL"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

v. C<ER
Penn backcr
viyIdIy
Angeles biennial
OF biennial
sincere deTooa OF be
Of Sntional
ina. ~ ''A biennial
The evening world., 1912-10-09
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN
JACK WHITE FORCED
TO EXTEND HIMSELF +
TO WIN OVER ZONES

The main bout at the New star A. c.
between Jack White Of Chicago and
Willie Jones OF this city was like the
opening game between the Giants ana
the Red Sox for closeness and excite.
ment. White Is credited with many
notable Victories UP and down the line.
but the little local boy gave aim the
surprise OF his career and he had to boz
his prettiest every second OF the way In
order to gain the popular verdict.
Both lads weighed in under the stipu-
lated weight-i26 pounds ringside. ThsS
W ndy City boxer won by shade bee
cause of his superior clcvcrnesa but
when II came to damage inflicted BY
punches, the home boy gave just as good
as he received.
In the opinion OF most Of the fans. fve
rounds were in the favor Of the visitor.
one was even and the other four in
Jones's favor. II was only by a rally
that the wcsterner received the verdict.
as II was In his work In the last three
rounds that he cored his victory He
staggered Jones In the eighth. but In tho
next two rounds Willie came back ana
tried his hardes TO put over a decisive
blow, but White always managed 10
Just keep out OF range Of II.
White owes his victory to clever out
fghting. Jones did the better in-hght-
ing.
In the other bouts Billy Bennett. the
Irish lightweight. defeated Mel Coogan
| OF Brooklyn. and Tiger Young Of this
, city outslugged Heinie Thiel.
The evening world., 1912-10-09
Betting 81 That
SOx Defeat cubs

CHICAGO. Oct, s.-The White Sox and
the Cubs didn't come together as sched-
uled yesterday In ths segies for the
championship OF this city. the rain
necessita ting the postponement OF the
opening contest. but 1t looks as though
the two clubs win be able to clash to-
day. For the first time In the history OF
the inter-league games the White Sox
are favorites at odds OF 10 to 0. The bet
ting 10 2 to 1 that the American leaguers
will cop the opener. as Ed Walsh will
undoubtedly pitch against Larry Cheney.
and everybody knows what the big split
ball finger 10 capable of when he In
right, which appears to be the case
The evening world., 1912-10-09
HARRY SPARROW LOOKS FOR INFORMATION.

laid for chance
bench The beans split when
out Wool the
double play Al that minute
big ia fana .
bench looking
dropped Just Larry
hall an
turned thu trick The feather
nature fell sh his face Fletcher got the ball In time to get one
Besides sn crossed feather trick another thing when
he had
II
thst
The evening world., 1912-10-09
His Manager Has Accepted
Two Flattering Offers From
London and Paris.
BYJOVN POLLOCK.

EDD1E MGOORTY, the great mid
IL dleweig'ht lighter. Is going to
London and Paris for bouts this
wIner His manager. Marty Forklns,
said to-day ,hat they would sail for the
other side shortly after Ead!e's ten
round bout with Mike Gibbons here on
Nov. TO- Forkins says that he has re-
celved two hatterlng offers from Lon
don and Paris and has accepted them.
McGoorty has also been matched to
meet Leo Houck. he sturdy fighter OF
Lancaster. Pa. for six rounds at a spe-
cial show of the National A. c. OF Phila-
delphia tonight. Eddie ~ guaranteed
500 for his end.
The evening world., 1912-10-09
Princeton.

PRINCETON. N. j.. Oct. 0.-To-dAy and to-
morrow the Tissrs will probably be put through
very stiff practice IN preparation Tor SATURDAY ,
game with Virginia Polytechnic Institute Yester-
day most Of the first string men given a
rest. "Tol' Psnde'on Dewitt aud Bluthenthal
went to see the worlds series. and Dunlap.
Wight. =. Crankman, D.. Trenkman and Ham"
Andrews were given light work at tho field A
team composed largely Of substitutes play Il the
e.hnen In a forty minute scrimmsge. "rubby"
Walter at left half was too mu,h tor the fresh.
men, and Immediately after the KICK off ran hail
we're fifteen coaches on the field among whom
Wa Tibbot. 90, who was all-Amcrican halfbaek
on the team Of 1908.
The evening world., 1912-10-09
o,sssy Too Mech ser x. o. sre....

BUFFALO. N. r.. Oct e.-Jiumy Clsbby had
tao much speed and knew 700 much Tor KNOCK
cut Dssnasn 10 : tan -roand bont here. Brennan
49, M lookln end ws bady punished IN
- 80. Cssss assws rsasss 10 ~
The evening world., 1912-10-09
Eddie McCo0rty Going
Abroad This Winter to Box

A. q.
Geofgs Chip who Is one Of the best middle
shs tune on In l. Vest In zone a. ne
Val 30 M against tough customer at tn
American A. e, u Pittsbuish on next SATURDAY
nisht. lie will take on Leo Houck Of Ian
faster. Pa FOE AK rounds Al catchweigit.
az. ,ecrntly d,t,aled Billy Papke In a sig.
round bout at Philadelphia. Besides being a
clever boxer Ho',ck is a terrific puncher.
Matty Baldwin will engage In two bouts 'hl,
month. His hrst will be with Knockout Brown
..-ooi nj no Wi "c,T smtS q; ,oh%atnu a. q,
-, nI~nt Of Oct 90. Both sonte.. viii - g. ria :
before the Pilgrim A. A. OF Boston. II Mat,y
AMI get on bout with LEACH Cross.
Ad wolsast. the ughtxeight ch,mn,on Tho
10 meet Joe Man,lOt Of New orleans in a
Hn.iound bout before the West Side A. a. Of New
otiems on Nov. = OF the baseball park there 1, 10
sc'e guarantee Of so 600 and an adltionai
SGO fnr training and tratcllin1 ,xn.,.e,
The evening world., 1912-10-09

all what has napns, IN ue a..
Giants there on
I.,sr wall
Of strike tho wan ana RAJ. sn INTO
haveb a no'hm
McGraw looks at me we
Mccormick OUT
understands all That Fellow had Ton"
and the ana
That's
my eme and I n
Me seventh inning NS ie
Ito make tina andpu without nun
double
pNetchr had 10
Hut
Iastwe We discovered pA't
N the from end OF thus wire
bag