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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-30
R.STARKEYF|NDS
ELIXIR OF YOUTH
Prominent Physician Says Dis
covery Prolongs Life
Many Years.

Philadelphia, Pa. September ga
remarkable series Of experiments. hrst
conducted on his old mother, :hen Or
himself, and later on nifty OF his init
mate friends, has enabled DR.. Frank II.
Starkey, one Of the prominent physi-
clans Of this city. to discover an extract
made from various ductless glands
that will prolong life for . period OF
years and make old persons appear
much younger.
In fact it Is an elixir OF youth that
he has found although he objects 70 his
polyglauduiar extract being given that
name.
Starkey's preparation consists OF ex-
tract, from several ductless glands In
various parts Of the body. He has
taken extracts from the much talked OF
pituitary gland. In the base OK the
skull. which influences the growth OF
the body He has taken extracts from
the thyroid gland. which Influences the
aeshy and tissue development u the
body. and also from glands IN repro
ductive organs
The combination OF these extracts.
S,arkey has found. increases the cell
reproduction In the body purines the
blood ana gives AoSeo SieSAstS W W.
nervous system
His first experiments were made sew
eral years ago on his m,ther. who. al
though seventy years old. Is a. active
and appears TO Be as youthful a. .
woman o: fifty
He then experfmented on himseiH-
His photograph. taken two years ago.
showed a face that was drawn from
ovcrwork. forehead that was wrrnkled
and eyes that appeared to BE- strained.
Aith oueh he st:Ii Is as diliecnt . stu
dent OF science as ever, hts rae 70
fuller. the wrinkles and drawn look
hav. disappeared. and now he seems
20 BE- almost too young 70 have accom-
rIishei such a remarkable work.
Speaking % his experiments. s;askey
saia:
The results eere increased appetite
ard greater mental and physical en-
cheney. The sexual visor wss greatly
augmented. Persons treated were Able
10 stand more mental ana physical e.
ersion. They Increased IN weight On
~ average % eight pounds In two
weeks and said they felt unusually veil
and strong. The blood pressure IN al!
eases va. Increased"
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Auction 6ales, future Days

In order to finally close up an estate
and make a proper distribution of the
funds arising therefrom. we will sell
by auction, upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. THE Sd DAY OF OCTO-
BIER, 1912.
at o'clock p. NJ.
the property numbered as above.
You will hnd 1t to your advantage
to attend this sale. Good investments
are frequently lost by and through
generalization.
The metes and bounds win be given
at time of sale. Also terms. etc.
RCFFIN 4 SLOAN and
EDWARD 8. ROSE COMPANY.
Auctfoneers.
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By McCurdy 4 Johnson,
Real Estate Auctioneers. -,

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION Said 4
TWO VERY DESIRABLE LOTS WITH
THE IMPROVEMENTS THEREON
SITUATED ON THE WEST SIDE OBJ
SEVENTEENTH STREET. RESl
TWEEN RICHARD AND BALDWIN;
STREETS. ONE OF THESE SEr Lrs.
ING BACK TO THE CHESAPEAKa
AND OHIO RAILWAY.
In execution Of . decree Of theeLaw3
and Equity Court Of the city OF Rt<h-s
mond. entered on September 10. 1914
in the suit of Mary NJ Keveney va
Catherine p Keveny. I Will sell A.
public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER /. 1919. !!
at 4:30 o'clock P. n.
First. That lot OF land. with thd
ments thereon, situated on the west4
side Of Seventeenth Street, bctWeen4
Richard and Baldwin Streets. frontinE1
a. feet. more or less, on SevehteenthN
Street, and extending back between.
or less, and known as No. 1929 -Nofth]
Seventeenth Street. 4a
Second. That certain lot Of land,
with the two-story brick store 1nd.
other improvements thereon. fronting;
2s feet on the west side Of Seventeenth;
win Street. and running back ffon
said front between parallel lines -
the Chesapeake and Ohio Ra1lWayss
known as No. 1o3s North Seventeentlt1
Street Z
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. and the baI-|
ance in two equal instalments, Day.
able in six and twelve months afteH
the date Of sale. the said deferred. pay-2
ments to be evidenced by negotaAb1G5
notes. with interest added from data
Of sale. the title to be retained Aut1f|
the whole Of tho purchase money II
paid In full; or ali cash. 1t the opta0N1
Of the purchaser.
These sales to be made subject -
the confirmation of the court !,
JOHN J. BLAKE
Special CommisSf0nefs
hereby certify that the BONG re-
ouired Of the special commissions ii
the above suit has been duly given. !;
p. p. WINSTON. i
c,sik- !
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Sale Of Valuable Manufacturing Plant at
Altavista. Va.-By virtue Of two deeds Of
trust, bearing date Of August !. 1911. and
April H. 1912. and duly recorded in the
Campbell County clerks Office. the under
signed will sell at public suction. on the
premises. on Friday. October Is. lsa1: at -
O'clock A. NJ. the plant Of the Consolidated
Furniture Works. including factory and
office buildings and land attached thereto.
machinery. franchises. patents. Office furni-
ture ana dxtures manufactured goods. ma
chinery and supplies and material on hand
NJ q whole or in parcels to suit purchasers
Terms: Cash, but more liberal terms can
be obtained upon reasonable c0noitiona
a ReI- Aitavista, Va: ". h Gould, q.
r. Caskia A. B. Percv. LvnchburY. Va.
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In execution Of a certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned. dated Feb
ruary Is, 1902, recorded in the ONCE
OF the clerk OF Henrico Circuit Court
in d. B. 1873. page ITO. default hav-
ing been made in the payment OF the
note secured thereby. and being re-
quired by the beneficiary so to do. I
shall offer for sale At public auction,
upon the premises. on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 80. 1912.
at 4:3o o'clock p NJ.
the property above described.
The house has six rooms. and the
lot fronts sixty 600 feet on Jay Street.
and runs back between parallel lines
one hundred and thirty-two (132) feet
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale.
all taxes to day OF sale. and the sum
Of $500. with interest on same from
February IS. 1912: the balance upon
credit OF one and two years. with In
terest from the day Of sale. secured BY
a deed Of trust: or all cash. at the
option OF the purchaser.
F. r. SUTTON.
Trustee.
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Owing to- the death OF the late r Or
Broaddus, am instructed to sell. on.
THURspi AZ. ocTossEa 2 isiA !.
the above farm. containing ls3 AcreS
having a splendid front on the CODES
Bridge or Broad Rock Road. This 10
the farm Mr.. Broaddus recently bought
for a country home. He has nuile
and has been improving the place.
There Is at least 100 acres IN gooA
timber and wood The land Is. high
and gently rolling: the soil L. OF goo0
quality; Altogether. taking Into con-
ments. short distance from city byf
first- class road, IL Is an unusually Ate
ImmediateIy after Offering the falu
will sell the following personal prcr~
Ali kinds Of Farming Tools. oraink
Cradle. Single and Double Plows. Qnes:
Horse cultivator, Two-Horse Acms'
wagon. set Double Wagon Harness
one New Rubber-Tire Surrey. AL Oh
the above are new and in fine condi+3
ton. !
find, one lot Lumber. lot Cedar Postss|
lot OF Cordwood: Crops of Corn. Peas
Potatoes, ETC.: Household and Kitchen8
Furniture, consisting of two or three
Chamber Sets, one Dining Room Set
and Blue Flame OIL Range. all n0loe
and in good order.
TERMS: AS to real estate. one foureA
cash; balance in one. two and three
years deferred payments bearing knAl
terest and secured by deed of trust !.
As to personal property. q credit Of
six months will be given for all Snhnal
over $25, notes with interest ana apsl
proved security. znsS 4
A. L. ADAMSON,
AucfiOnaer.
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Host anb Founn

LOST, ON wESTHAMPToN CAR, SUN
day afternoon changing seats, UNI
brella; mahogany handle. Rst,'n
to 1874 South Eighth Street, or ph1ne
Monroe 1909 for reward. H. II
BARNES
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Qgentg Ulanteo

ACENTSSELL DAISY STAIN RE-
mover in your home town Removes
stains from any cloth without in
fury TO the fabric. Saves clothes.
time, money. Necessity In every
household Make big profits. send
Ice for large sample prove its value
and get special offer AL exclusive
territory. A. J.. HAwLEY Co, los.
Norfolk. Va
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National Bank Of virginia
Richmond. Va. Scp;cmbe. l. 1917
EOTiCE-THE NATIONAL BANK OF
virginia. located IT Kicsmond- In TIE
state o. Nirginta, Is closing vp It's
affairs. All no:e-hoiders and others.
creditors Of said aeeocistion- are
hereby notified 90 present IN. notes
and other claims against said ASSOC
cation for paynent
W. r. ADDISON. Cashier.
Dated IT Richmond. Va AuS. 80. 1917.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC 10 NSow
that JAHEkE BROS Jewelers. SiZ
EAst Main street buy, SELL exchange
aoA RENOCNT DIAMONDS IN TAI
LATE~T STYLES Cs1 gold enc 81
va Siwayo taker ~ exchanGe.
DEAL VENTILATION Co PHONE
0O0roe iSes.
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IeouItrp, lefbs anu Itpr 5tork

FOR SALE. A NICE YOUNG IRISH
setter dog, one year old good hunt
or. and not gun shy. A bargain at
sl5 F. B. SIMPSON. Smithfleid. va
FOR SALE. ONE BROWN MARE. SIX
years old; sound. good driver; suit
able for family use Apply to J. g.
I.yne. Henrico Courthouse.
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A L AdA.nson.
Real Estate Auettoneee and 1nsurAn
Agent,
Richmond, ~.
AUCTION SALE

A REALLY GOOD FARM OF 1853 ACRN
FRONTING ON THE GOODE
FROM RICHMOND. IN CHESrER~
FIELD COUNTY.
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auctton 1aIes Cbts Dag
BY sutton q Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
A DETACHED FRAME DWELLING ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF JAY STREET.
BETWEEN BUCHANAN AND JAMES
STREETS. DESIGNATED AS NO
1912 JAY STREET.
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NJ LINE or ORIENTAL RUGS AND
carpets Just received Ny prices
are far below other competitors.
besusSfui collection OF haud-made
1aces. embrosdered linens End mover
S3pa On hauA. Give me . call ever
epaAy 60 welt on you and please
you. A. G. YARD, az north FJsth
0erseG
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~ Richesoa q crutcb4el9
Real Estate Agents aad~ AUesSoO00g0
Eleventh and Bank Ssrsee1
DWElAING no. sS1s w.
sfREET, At PtBLic ACCTIo -
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Z. 49,
q: o'clock 2. - l..
A. the reQsess % - SUDe1D
= q non-yestdenf 80 0eess4
m We vfI1 o8es ~ oDyyo
Ser sale - she peg0eg -
eousasuo Gin ~ - ~
comfortable utt1o 49, - Q
Ssg snveseosn9 10e oou1Ge -
so-6ooe oyoDV. -
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ALSO THE CROPS. TEAM. wA0oaS4
MACHINERY. COW. FAT M0G4
SURREY, LUMBER. CORDWOO1,
THEREON.
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3erpfessional asrIp 1lanteb
Situations, l1rofessionaf~'

EXPERIENCED TEACHER WANTS
classes in private school; also COACH
ing at home SCI West Grace
GRADUATE OF SEVERAL YEARS
successful experience desires situa-
tion for session is12-lsl3; assistant
to principal preferred. Branches:
Latin and mathematics. Highest tes-
tfmonials: references required. MISS
ANNIE BELLE JONES Owenton.
King and Queen County Va
WANTED. POSITION as teacher in pri-
vate family. MISS ROCZIH, Indian
Neck Va
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By A. ]. Chewing Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES
AUCTION SALE.
OF that Splendid Detached.
Brick Dwelling e
No.17 North 5th Sueeu
NEXT TO THE CORNER OF FRANK
LIN AND FIFTH STREETS

/ ~
LIN AND FIFTH STREETS
BY virtue Of a certain deed q ssUse$,
dated January II, 1912, Of record m thei
clerks O. flee Of the Chancery Court q
the City Of Richmond, in Deed Boot
2l4-B, on page $50, dafault having beel
made in the payment OF the debt thereoy4
secured, and being required by the beneN
ficiary so to do. I viii sell BY auctio0St
upon the premises, on
TUESDAY,, OCTOBER I, 1912,
at $50 O'Clock p NJ,
the property numbered as above, FRONN:
ING IS FEET ON THE EASIERSs
LINE OF FIFTH STREET, AND Exa,
TENDING BACK WITHIN PARAfs4,
LEI LINES 40 FEET TO AN ALkExs
10 FEET WIDE =
1t is rarely that property d
this character is offered -
aution, and you can ocna
with the full assurance tit
it will be sold to the hiehess
bidder. s.,
TERMS: Cash sufficient to deffay do
expenses Of sale and TO di charge . d.
al s. ,OOo 90; q credit - to - .000Q wtkb
interest to October 10. 1914. and . esul6g
ss TO IS COO. 90, with interest 20 Joanesy
10. 1918: balance at u month"; ~
interest sdded. r. NJ BOxLEY
TruseeG
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Business Opportunities

RENTERS, TAKE NOTICE.-WE HAVE
loaned more than one million doIlars
To buy homes. $3.50 per month. plus
per cent simple interest on yearly
balances. pays for each $1,000 bor-
rowed Owning lot as security .
not necessary. We also have attrac-
tive investment for your savings
Write or call on THE STANDARD
HOME COMPANY. S12 Mutual Build
.-- rp;,hu,onH
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STOP PAYING RENT-WE LEM
money to buy or build homes or 70
pay on mortgages anywhere IN the
United States: only per cent simp:
annual interest We give you 10
Years. 70 repay loan at the rate OF
SIS per month on each $1,000 Dor
rowed, We will show you that IL Is
cheaper TO own your own home than
To nav rent Write, call or phone
Monroe 1881 for full tnformation
free. EMPIRE REALTY AND
MORTGAGE COMPANY. 1017 Mutual
puiIdfn1 Richmond. va.
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A YOUNG MAN tsINGLE) DESIRES
large farE,, with a view OF learning
farming. stockraising OF, fruit eul,
ture. Is willing to pay liberal board
and to furnish references. answer,
giving fun particulars B l1z' care
T-mes-pispatch.
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TrcKAHoE AND JAMES RIVER
RailroaA Company ssockhoiders'
meesinG-A meeting Of the STOCK.
h0sAerS q the Tyckahce and James
River Ra1lroed Company Tor the
SSj1 a eSe eo00any'e once. q Cer.
oe1 0SJI US0ea He1rjc0 County. Va
% QeseSsf .. 1914 ss l1;ss \ -
: - N . woosscsx
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Ice, Coal ano SHooo

u,p DRY xrNpLxNo BEST n CIT:
6Srsso1ere has6lel - 1telceeSeo
49, c.SPsasE; ss s:,s,s'i - "a,
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Ssarntng

FIRST CLASS BOARD. NICELY FUR.
nished rooms: Si.50 per week fle
East Marshall
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hereby certify that the BONO re-
Quired Of the special commissions IN
the above suit has been duly given.
p. p. WINSTON. !
clsrk- !,
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Relp Ilanteo, a7ale

WANTED. LABORERS FOR STEAM
shovel work at .arina. n. G. Wages.
$3.50 per DAY. Weekly pay. FISH S
4 CAROZZA. General Contractors.
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CANDIDATES
PLAY BEFORE
I BIG CROWD
MUCH INTEREST WAS TAKEN IN
BALL GAME BETWEEN OFFICE
SEEKERs-TEAM KNOWN AS
"cRAcKERs" WON BY SCORE OF
10 TO 10.

Before large and enthusiastic crowd
OF spectators, the much -talked-o game
of baseball between the candidates was
pulled off yesterday afternoon at Max
emit park At least, IT was begun. but
lad TO be called at the end OF the
third inning on account Of darkness
and because the players had exhausted
themselves making runs. The final
score was IS to 13 in favor Of the
Crackers. the team for which Cary
Ellis and Sheriff Van Pelt were the
battery.
The features of the game were the
home runs by Chief Sanders and jack
Nichols and the phenomenal fielding Of
Judge Beggs, who played short for the
Razorbacks.
Kirks Monroe pitched splendid
game for the Razorbacks, but was not
given as good support as that fur
nished Ellis.
Sanders and Van Pelt divided honors
as backstops, both of them starring in
these positions. They are both dead
shots on throwing TO second and the
base runners knew better than to at
tempt to steal on either of them.
The lineup of the teams was as
follows:
Crackers-Ellis, pitcher; Van Pelt
catcher; Saunders, first base; Brawner
second base; Johnson, third base; Goss
short stop: Durham. right field; Mo-
rey. center field; Zelius, left field.
Observation-Disclosures. pitcher; San
ders, catcher; Frater, first base; Seeley
second base; Murphy, third base;
Beggs. short stop; Nichols, left field;
McHugh, center field; Rocheblave
right field.
Umpire. Loeb. Time of game, |
hours, SO minutes.
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Curley can make the rifle and pro-
vide anything that looks like a pros
pect of ready money. The story has
to do with the man who, according to
tradition, is the only individual who
ever got the best of CurIey nan argu-
ment.
II all happened some years ago
when Curley was manager of a big
black fighter named Long,: Jack had
his man booked to battle a backwoods
heavyweight in small Iowa town, but
the heavy failed TO put in an appear
ahce. There was a lot of cash hin the
house and Curley didn't want to see il
slip away. He had a happy thought.
Nobody in the crowd knew him. so
with his great inspiration and noble
nerve he decided to appear himself as
Devil Dick, the Black Hills Demon .
or whatever it was they were calling
Longs opponent, and fight his own
African.
They spared a minute or two, then
the black man Kissed:
All, say, Mistah Cuhley. we bet
tab give EN- a real life-like show,
hadn't We? Uh-huh. CBIFFD Gotta
satisfy de public. Mistah Cuhley.
(WHANGD An beside all dat you
been gittin it real sof' livin' high on
half nah money" (BLAMMD
Curley. though no warrior by pro-
fession. was considerably aroused by
the earnest smuggling OF his protege. He
lit into his fighter and for few min
utes rammed him good and plenty. IT
was one of the best fights they ever
saw in Iowa. and it lasted nine red hot
rounds before the black finally pu;
CurIey down and out.
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GAME TODAY At
MAXENT PARK
IS POSTPONED
MONTGOMERY MANAGER TELE-
GRAPHED THAT HIS TEAM
COULD NOT POSSIBLY MAKE
THE TRlP-MAY HAVE MOBILE
SUNDAY.

telegram received at a late hour
last night announced that the Mont
gomery team would not come to Pen
sacola. this morning for a series Of
three games as scheduled. This viii
be a big disappointment to fans. but
the management is in no way respon-
sible. as they did everything possible
to secure the team and thought the
men were on the way here when the
wire was received canceling the three
games.
Manager Oliver Immediately COM
menced negotiations with Mobile and
thinks il possible that he will be able
to have one game Sunday -afterno
with a fast semi professional team Of
that place. strengthened by profess
sional battery from the Southern
League.
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TWO BIG LEAGUE
STARS ARE SICK
birdie" CREE OF NEW YORK
AND CHARLIE DOOM ILL, THE
LATTER WITH APPENDICITIS.
BY Associated Press.

New York, April 1S.-Two big league
baseball stars, Manager Charley Doom
of the Philadelphia Nationals, and
Birdie" Cree of the New York Ameri-
cans, are seriously III here.
Doom is at the hotel Somerset. the
victim of an attack OF appendicitis
His teammates returned to their home
city yesterday without their chieftain
When Doom was stricken, his ailmert
was diagnosed as acute indigestion.
asst night his condition became so
much worse that President Fogel made
arrangements 10 have him taken to
hospital unless improvement was
shown in a few hours.
Cree is IN a hospital here with fever
which the physicians say is likely to
keep him from the game for a fort
night. He has not been well sinc
contra citing cold in Atlanta during
the spring training there.
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AXE MEN" SOARING
NEGROES IN TEXAS
Neqroes Are Scared TO the Point
Where They Will Shoot First and
Ask Mission Afterward.
BY Assoelated Press.

Houston. Tex, April -S.--The axe
man" killings have the negroes OF
south Texas in a state Of terror today
In many instances they have stopped
work. making the labor problem serl-
GUS At Columbus yesterday a mass
meeting Of white citizens was held 70
quiet apprehensions Of the darkles.
in Houston. Mayor Rice and the poiice
force have taken cognizance Oh
ANONYMOUS letters mailed to the lead
Ing negroes purporting to be from the
"axe man." stating he would sulke
next in this city. A visit TO nearly. all
sections Of the city tenanted by ne
groes at night shows lights burning
in their homes and families taking
turn about at guard with shot guns
close at hand IL is not regarded as
safe for a negro to move about after
dark among the people Of his own
race. as many Of them have announced
TO shoot first and ask pedestrians as
to their mission afterwards.
Half dozen instances OF negro IS
being halted on the streets by their
own race last night were reported to-
day.
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SATURDAY IS
LAST DAY FOR
CANDIDATES
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS MUST BE
FILED BY TOMORROW NIGHT
OR CANDIDATES WILL Sc DIS
QUALIFIED.

Candidates must file before Saturday
night an expense account of their
candidacy. The law is very specific
and unless candidates want to be dis
qualified they had better attend to
iling their expense account.
Saturday Is the last day ii can be
done. for the law says in not less than
ten days before the election.
Some of the candidates have already
fled their accounts. but the majority
Of them have failed to do so.
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RECORDER TRIED
ONLY FEW CASES

Yesterdays fines in the police court
amounted to only $14, there being only
eleven cases on the docket, three of
the defendants being discharged and
one of the cases nolle pressed. One
of the offenders, Carrie Henderson,
colored, was given a thirty days Jail
sentence.
Columbus Shnfort, a negero. who
was charged with cutting another ne
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SPORT
SHOTS
= DAN
MISC ADTY--

The Wisenheimers around the Ma
tionaf league circuit are doping John
McGraw and his Giants to beat the
others to the wire this year with even
more ease than last season. They sum
up the situation in the terse sentence:
Hes got the pitchers"
The sudden and unexpected come
back of Rube Marquard last year was
mighty big factor in the Giants's
success, and the wry-nicked youth is
sure to be better than ever now. He
will have more nerve, having firmly
established himself as one of the
brightest luminaries of the age in his
department. Mathewson Ames, Wiltse
and Crandall will be about as good as
they were in 1911, and then there are
several very promising recruits.
It's scrappy old McGraw himself,
body or anything else to again land
very live wire, is this McGraw, with a
happy faculty for injecting into his
team large, vigorous doses Of the pep
that is slowed away so plentifully in
his own system.
Manager Charlie Doom of the Phil
lies says Pitcher Masters. a young re-
cruit, will develop into another Alex
ander. Well so long as it doesn't cost
anything, We might as well wish the
young man well too.
They tell q rather entertaining yarn
about Jack Curley, the suave and joy
Gus manager of Fireman Jim Flynn,
who expects to swap punches soon
with Champion Johnson, provided
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-19
WOL6AsT AND RIVERS TO
BOX FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

Los Angeles. April 1s.-Ad Wolgast,
champion lightweight, and Joe Rivers,
the Los Angeles Mexican, signed ar
ticles last night to box 20 rounds for
the lightweight championship Of thu
world at the Vernon arena on July 4.
The weight will be 1873 pounds ring
side.