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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

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iib 5ipei Woritanoss Samen iiber bic
f%pobltbdtisen Stiftunsen Der Srau
&uiieq Gage. sd bin nit bieier
Irt Uobltbdtigfeit ourhaus niht eins
p~eritanben". iaete Die Cine. sic
mciitcn @obltbGterinncn piilen nihts
bon Den Scoiiriniiicn Der Armen unb
ibre ldd)erli6 rnpraftiiden @abcn ers
inncrn midi an cine Game unierer
Ticrbunocrt. bic alien Grnites baran
baftc. cine Giite @~edubren mad
airifa 81 ihiden. Die an bic Spfer
Der ShIaftrantbeit pertbeilt pcr.
Den iolten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

Sas pNeue Wiener Saeebldtt" be-
bauptct, baB cine @ei6iisfabrit in
Yilien ii6 bereit erfldrt babe. bas
our Neuarmirune Der oiterreihiifs
unsariid)cn IrtiIerie bcnotbiste Sc
ihiiematerial. ipeil bic ba3u notbs
ipenoi9e 8eiuiuieung bisber nidt err
folst lit. auf Bump 5u Iiefern. Cine
iold)e Sfferte muB bod MIR natiirlif
eridcinen. ba ia 0eidiiefabrifen bars
on 9eiupbnt iein %iollten. bin uno pies
Der etipa5 pp~r5uIhieBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

Son 8aIbineton, 8. g., ipirb bes
tannt geseben. oab am IA. uno Is.
Sftober Slotten : Hepuen in Ncm
Yorf, San Sraneiseo uno Hanila
itattfinoen ioIen. Die srobtsn in Der
9eihidte beS 2anbes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

lin iih pafiir su rcpan1iren. Sa5
Sberit 8ooiepelt bebauptet. bab bic
gtomination auf Dem ipsenannten re-
suldren rcpublifaniihen Content bon
ben SaftsI nbdusern eeitoblen puroe.
fonnte Serr 5aft iest erfldren, bab
ibm Der san5e &ooiepelts Gonpent ees
ltoblen ipcrbcn lam. uno an Der aufs
rihtigfeit bieicr ieiner Iniidt tpiiroe
Hiemano 5ipeifeln fonneu.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27
|. 0. 0. F. at Santa Rita.

A bunch of eight good Odd Eel
lows, including e. l.. Hubbard, dis
trict deputy, X. c. Edwards, grand
marshal, J. A. Hoffman, who ocfli-
ated as deputy 7 g., Delma Jones,
John Hoffman, viii Collins, George
Solnar, Harry Dean and Mr.. House,
visitor, went to Santa Rita, Sat
urday night and instituted Lodge
No As, district deputy Van +. Man
vile, of Silver City, acting AS Grand
Master and c. l.. Hubbard deputy
Grand Master.
There were five charter and five
initiated members to start the thing
moving. Following the invitation
fine banquet was served and all
hands report a jolly good time.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27
Luxor.

W. T.. Bowler is on Il business
trip to Phoenix and several Cali
fornia points.
VIM. Dresser and family have
gone to Tucson.
o. b. Bishop and family left last
week for Socorro.
Mrs. Frye entertained n company
of friends, Sunday.
j. n. and JudSon Simpson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver At Dcming
last week, and were most royalty
entertained.
j. II. Ferguson and family have
returned from Mississippi and are
nightly pleased to get back,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27
New Carson Hotel.

Mrs. George Ramsay has the Car
son hotel all fitted up in first class
style and reports a ilourishing busi-
ness. She has had the office en-
larged and il will he directly con.
nectcd with the dining room, which
Mrs. Miller hopes to occupy in a
short time. The Dcming Construc-
ton and Milling Co. is fitting the
lower floor as rapidly as possible.
making a modern plate glass front
with double doors.
Silver avenue is sure doing some
business.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27
Nniicr for Publication

Department of the Interior, u. $. Land
Office AT Las Cruces, New Mexico,
Sept. %, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Minerva
+. N0yes, of Mountainview, New Mex
leo. who on October 18th, 1909, made
homestead entry No. 03676, for swt set
81 swi and swi swt, section .. town
ship 26s, range 9w, NMP Meridian has
filed notice of intention to make final
communication proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before b.
Y. McKcycs. u. $. Commissioner, at
Deming, New Mexico. on the nth day
of November, 1912,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Srborn j. Smith, of Dcming, n. NJ.
Robert A. Lane, of Mountainvicw,
Charles +. Berry, OF Deming. n. NJ.
Albert j. Noyos, of Mountanvicw
JOSE GONZALES, Register.
scpt21Oct25
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27
Johnson Buys Hoffman
Ranch.

DR.. J. d. Hoffman,, of Chicago,
met j. w. Johnson, of FL Paso, by
appointment, here, Monday, and
sold him the ranch and all range
cattle near Cambray, that has been
In charge of l.. w. Lawson. 1t is
understood that a very good price
was paid for the property, and is
further understood that Mr.. John
son will take personal charge of the
business. as Mr.. Lawson desires to
look after his personal interests.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, u. s. Land
Office at Las Cruces. N. NJ.
Sept. q, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Stone
wall }. Gmnbles, of Deming, N. NJ,
who, on January 18th. 1911, made des-
crt land entry No. 05073, for swt. sec.
ton 25, township 23s. range Sw, NMP
Meridian. has filed notice of intention to
max final proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore b. Y. McKeyes, u. s. Commits
sioner. at Deming, N. NJ. on the 18th
day of November, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lee w. Russell. of Deming, N. M.
John e. Roseborough. jr . "
Earl Craig.
James r. Taylor, "
JOSE GONZALES, Register
sep27oct25
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, L. 5. Land
Office. at Las Cruces, New Mexico,
Sept. "a, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that James
II. Tracy. of Deming. N. NJ, who on,
February, 18th, 1912 made homestead
entry, No. 06726 for % net, section H.,
township 2is. range 9w NMP, Meridi-
an has filed notice of intention to
make final communication proof, to es-
tablish claim tothe land above describ-
ed before b. Y, McKeyes. u. 5. Com
missioner, at Deming, n. NJ on the
18th day of November, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph A. Mahoney, Of Dcming, \. NJ.
John W. McCurry.
Joseph Kelly.
Carl X. Richter,
JOSE GONZALES. Register.
sept27 oct25
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27
The Red Mountaineers.

Rev. j. d. Henry held an all day
service, last Sunday, with apprecia-
tive attendance.
Ira Mes is busy these days i'm.
proving his ranch. Mrs. Mes is
making final Communication upon her
desert claim. James Kerr is also
making final proof.
Rev. Sder is an enthusiastic ac-
QUESTION in our vicinity and serves
as an Inspiration to the
rest of the ranchers, as he is having
l35 acres plowed, He plans to
plant 30 acres in alfalfa and the
balance in diversified farming.
Miss Maude belong and Mrs.
Fannie belong have Joined the
churus of final commutators that
seem to be So numerous among the
Bed Mountainecrs in the last few
months.
Master Iieagney has left for Mare
Island to attend the naval training
station, which is situated near San
Francisco. He expects to join the
Atlantic fleet soon.
W. J. Rountree is tuning his
voice to mlabics for the new ar
rival that made its appearance in
his family last week.
The brother of W. II. Moehlng
joined him recently, on his ranch
south of the mountain.
Mr. Muchling had the misfortune
to have two of his horses stray
away. One is dark brown branded
quarter crescent w." The other,
a large hay, weighing about $40
pounds, has quarter crescent r."
Miss lne2 Golden contcmplates
taking up "A quarter section south
of the mountain.
A happy crowd Of young people
enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hughes on last Saturday even
ing.
On September 30 Il Carpenter
Bee" will be held at the Ames Mar
tin residence, which will serve as Il
school house, until the completion
of the new building, which is to hc
erected on the ranch of T.. +.
Hurt 1t is earnestly desired that
everybody in the district be present
t. WELD the hammer and the saw
and attend the meeting to discuss
various topics in regard to enter
tainments of a social, intellectual
and religious nature. With the
cooperation of everybody, we will
quickly transform the residence
INTO suitable school room. Par
cnts who intend entering their chill
dren are requested tn confer with
the teacher, Miss Victoria Evans,
either at the school house, Monday,
or at her home on the Hurt ranch.
The school term begins October
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27

Department of the interior. U. $. land
Office at Las Cruces. New Mexico,
Sept. "a, 1912. .
Notice is hereby given that William
c. Dresser. assignee of Samuel Il. Hub
bard, of Dcming, N. NJ, who on Octo-
Def, 18th. 1909, made desert land entry
No, O3Gi2. for nwt section "a, town
ship, 2}s, range Sw, NMP Meridian,
has filed notice Of intention to make
final proof. toestablish claim to the land
above described, before B. Y. Mckeyes
u. $. Commissioner, ut Deming, ~ NJ,
ON the 18th day of November. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James p. Taylor, Of Deming, N. NJ.
Alvin l.. Dresser, "
Sam +. Douglass, "
Alfred W. Bridgeman. "
JOSE GONZALES, Register.
srpt21oct25
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27

JVSE NIV'NHNI'TsN' IN'EI"V'
sept27 oct25
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27
Notice for Publication.

scpt27oct25
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27

Those who know us and our bust
ness methods, trade with us. The
newcomer. well, he usually gets the
tin from some one who knows and
everybody is satisfied. Deming Lum-
Der Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27
PERSONAL.

~ W. L"Ik Noo w nahtn "th,
Monday, on business.
Pat Mum, of the Diamond A
force, was in town, this week.
+. A. billiard was in Socorro on
court business, last week.
Mrs. Frank Phillips and daughter
were in III Paso, Friday and Satur-
day.
f.. II. Bickford returned Sunday,
from Albuquerque.
J. W. Phillips was in Silver City
Saturday and Sunday.
Ira 0. Wetmorc and c. II. Hon
were in Hurley, over Sunday.
John Siefert and wife, of Hurley,
were guests at Chris RaithePs over
Sunday.
Albert Lindauer was down from
the ranch over Sunday.
W. b. Boardman has returned
from an extended visit to the coast.
Lester Jones was down from Hur-
ley, over Sunday.
c. j. Page, of Rochester, n. Y,
has been among our prospectors,
this week
The family of II. n. Lovctt, a
Santa Fe employc, has arrived for
permanent residence.
Walter Clark leaves, Saturday,
for st. Mays Kansas, where he will
enter Jesuit College.
J. W. Brooks, of Roscland, La,
arrived, Saturday, for the purpose
Of locating.
J, &. Cooper and Hal Kerr mo-
torcd over to the Kerr ranch, Sun
day, going up 10 the Pinto tank
in the ear
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirk and
daughter, of tuscaloosa, Iowa, are
guests Of the RhcaS. Mrs. j. A.
Rhea is "A daughter of the Kinks.
Mr. and Mrs. e. Murray and lit
tie daughter, of Fl Paso, were in
the city, Saturday, with permanent
residence intentions.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Richards, Of
Mississippi, have been spending the
week investigating the Dcming
country.
Mrs, Hugh II. Williams left Sat
urday morning for Santa fc, where
she will remain during Hugh term
of office.
T. NJ. Alber of San Diego, Cal,
is a guest at Frank Springer'S. Mr..
Albcr was former postmaster at
Alpine, Cal. coming to the coast in
1895 from COnnccticutt,
+. T.. Burnside and g. W. Low
rey, of Bcrnicc. La. arrived. Satur-
day, with purpose, well deter
mined, of becoming permanent resi-
dents. They are very representa-
tive young men.
Rev. J. W. Campbell former mis-
sionary of the Southwestern Bap-
fist Association. is visiting his FAM
lily at Mountanair. The position
from which he recently resigned is
held by Rev. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs, a. j. Clark arrived
from Los Angeles, Tuesday morning
coming via Flagstaff, where they
spent a few days with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dolan. Mrs. Clark has
the distinction of being the pioneer
Deming woman booster, She has
reared a family of ten children and
has lost none of her boosting spirit.
Roy M. Perry and wife, Mrs. ST..
Perry and daughter Stella, mother
and sister of Roy, Mr.. and Mrs.
}. W. Shnn and W. f.. May have
gone up the ella on two or three
weeks camping expedition. They
will follow the crooked trail and
view the Switzerland of America
,,,l,N "a .,,,.g a., mountain eannnrN
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27

If you want quality, come to us.
If its price, we meet them all. II
its assortment, we have the largest
stock in the Southwest. We know
what we can do for you. Let us
show you. Deming Lumber Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-09-27

You can look to us for everything
in the building line. We wont dis
appoint you, for we have got the
goods. Deming Lumber Co.
The evening world., 1912-01-02
AMATEUR HOCKEY SEASON
IS OPENED TONIGHT,

THE hrst game in the Amateur
Hockey League tournament for
the championship will be played
tonight In the St. Nicholas Rink. be.
tween the Wanderers and the team Of
the Hockey Club Of New York. Both
teams have been strengthened by Cana
dian players. The st. Ntcks and the
Crescents Will be opponents In the Sec
ond game Of the series on Thursday.
and on Friday night the New York
Athletic Club team will meet the Vic
torias Of Montreal. amateur champions
Of Canada
Rtchard Norrs wlNAms q Boston won tn
French covGsd court lawn tsnnis ohampionAhiT
n Parb b. debating n. kuvnts In the hna!
samu Of the ssna.
Chalcs wuisms Of tn Manchestsr court. EDs
land. and worlds racquet champion. IA matched
30 play George Standing for the American profes
aonal chAmponship. which the latter has he'd
in almost u~ndApksd p~oasasou for yeas. on
Saturday At the New York Racquet and Tenn,
Club. The mach Will b. the best Of five game
and Will begin at 2 O'Clock In the Afternoon.
outplsyins Copsl Throughout the game. Ii
Yale hockey teA madmintanred a 3 TO ! dent L
Cornell, the lat yearis intercollegiate ohAmpdons
IN tts prsssnce q over 1000 pso1s N the nSv
Arena Ice Rink at Syrscuse.
Al Roth a the Mohawk 4. O. won the Ssv
New Years cos county run q the Hollywoo'
Inn A.. C. in Yonken. Roth covered the dis
tanoe In S2.ie actual time. defeating EddI
! Jordan Of the Xavier A. A. BY eighty yards.
The evening world., 1912-01-02
NEW YEARS BIG DAY FOR THE RINCSTERS
RESULTS OF BOUTS THE WORLD OVER

Msmyh. and G.ors. Kis.on Of New Yort fought
ten iLhuy roDdh. Kitann. who 10 to- fight Cou-
lon q. the bantam Championship. found mov
zen sxsrdsd 4 would Ssv: bsn sssin:s; him.
SALT LAKE. Utah, Jan. 2.-J!The ,iiifteen.round
bout between Jimmy Reagan OF San F,ancisco md
sisss. hS been postponed. to Jan. 5. bscsuss
Gsrn.ins Is Iufichns from tonsnitis.
c,: S..yH LA Pom Q, ,y, Ss.' e; s5F p 1,i kSA ,:,.S Z:
q fast fighting q the Essic's Club. No decsipn
better q Il.
oAkLANp. g.: J.n, 2;SS.ilq Pst,o:.y yon
scsssai 8 fslass Hat : 'i ESiss. r. % s.i S':'i "a
1850 1872 Snioof "a os II 9:ei aMG :a.sa 2 9' Nov 4o: 4
p - third round q what n to b. ten.
.oa sxPS well. n rounds q; i, ~: !: draw ai~N nss ki a'1 Gsss.
nan. Of Boston at Glaze Bay. The boys wsrs
evenly matched all the way through.
phl.SeIpsi. Won : ..nioand dsa.ios os s:G'f Bii I;
Allen. Canadian lightweight champion. at til
weight %pasii,t q iFitt,baisb., won from 1"FUst
Storbceh, the e1-heay~eisht champion, Of souti
Afhca. In the seventh round. Storbeck was dis
sp %SITrsV .H.d.a' S His:;a ' Canaan. a;TE & , sss!si 10. g
PsStins 4. O.
The evening world., 1912-01-02

Los AnSsdss. Jan. :.
at COULD have licked him " I
hadn't hurt my hama" was
Frankie Conley's pathetic plea
this morning a. he rubbed tenderly his
battered face and realised that he had
begun the new year with . decisive
beating n the hands q Joe Ravsrv. h
local Mexican boy. Rivers had the best
Of ne fight except IN the hrst round.
when Conlsy literally rushed hAm on
ha feet.
Rivers floorsd Conisy three times BE-
fore the eleventh round and In that
round had HIM all but out whsa Eyton
ended the butchsry.
PHILADELPHIA. Jaa. Ala ~ main
evu1 q the NauonAa Athasao 0ab between
Tomng IAas6oa 4 III ~ end Aatsy Be
Win d Baton. tAs hSt9 glove wctsr had a
tsas tbs bsttss u The OnA With n little
vASht anA . uAs bunch 6 sssnsth in his
favor ths Busaoniaa Wsd buth q these hsndi-
eals TO sAvsstAss. Teamy 6Hlivas Ntwnsd 70
m city ed nst Jsch xoCsrrsn q Allentown
10 tho ssmi-fina sffsS. This bout vat 70 Nc
CNrsa hsosws q tso knccs;ovrs 70 ~. osdis
Ter Il Billy shsman In . ax1ound bout which
started wai but aowsd W . bit toward tbs
fnkh. HAM ThomAa. tn isals Dnshsh spssd
aasvl. took . ssw AOA = ~ sdmlsates q
the fsns BY giving . vsU autsmano beating "a
Joe FsrCnOn, Bobby 6cAnoa md FsAnkis Dsy
opGed Us show With II vunls q hard fiGhA-
Ing WITH honoo y fave q DAY.
Auaiv~,Ay DAY al yed o'Bna's Ansloau
| 4. Q. 2v Sos 0rm Of Iron Nv tams tAhs I
bssusl from 0sorQs Ashs q Souhwsrk. q
sssss4s:a e: ::s:s. s; MA. "a e : :s"s Z, ~ n: .h e.
sesr's yosh HHly GALLEY. " ASssiisn. vSn,
sisauY.. H'! =. "3sssSss. ssSa' + b .ss.d IN s.
@ISSs. Sssr " a.. 49, S2a &. 'e ss 2Se's s. ns
ioSas j.se' 6.srssss =: .asoise@. "a a:ai soo q
Soa With ssss. ray hssii,sn. q o"sys tsrT
4 bout fio1 FrsnHs smith q soouS~SSai. WV
In ths wtndup ct ~ NoupArAl A. G. CHART,
bout. and the .bea either could eIpsct 81 ID
HspVy KID iAsby. q souA Bsthehsm ssd VIII
MOODY, tie Ksnangton hvoHts. vss stoppsd ii
the fourth POUND 20 ave the upstate Id fsou
AID Edais Palma q Nov Orleans, two ns9S
w. dnw. Johnny Kruss q Nscsto~,
outAiussrd Johsny Allen N Q hard sfsIouni
bout and TIE opening bout ~ . huma.Sr ID
tween Joe Daley and How Ds'is, the nSwxho!
The evening world., 1912-01-02

Tenney's lags ars 90 bad nov that N
10 hardly likely that ne can over Asain
20 to hrst base. whAie Frank Chsnca
despite ne fact that he In haytn~ q
hard time 10 md . suitable nan 10 mi
his shoes will probably never a9ain n.
turn 70 tho initial sack. OWING 10 ths
iact that he . been hit 20 often bv
the ball on the head that another r,oh
accident mAsht provs fatal.
JAKE Stahl and Jimmy Callahan MI,
probably be the only two Amsrirn
Lea&ue anansSsns who win set Ia In
cAne. 6tahl once before WAS At ehs
heim u Boston end he NOT only man.
ased me club fairly we'll. but also dId
better ~ hrst than his most snthv0 ~
admirers thought him capable Of OH
There II much speculation e 10 Nheths,
his years iayof win slow up M NAV.
ing like u has done In ths casss Of q
many o<herv.
Jimmy Callahan did % veil Ia the out.
icld last season and battsd 90 well tha,
II II hard 10 80 now he can ret AVA
from playing again.
Harry Davis. the former AthiSeao sts,
and now manager OF the NapA an.
nounoss that no wv mauass The team
from the banch.
The evening world., 1912-01-02

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~ 81 = 4. - go. $3.50 e.; '.: s;
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s as. gong 'RESaE;S Ss g =. e s,%ss b: ne sh,'" ls = 2:
say a,o~sa sss.os i hsCs S.ishss.t.
PrrTsBuncH, Js., s,-A tsssns pveaa 4. =
& 6. s M.a.s Ss0 sis. = sao so &. ' Nsas s:S' 5as ~ 4
GA Qv Han. The srsp wes q .oS s.cst!ns
=. !. Zee =; ::s.s scs ? sssa.. &c &. rs $
~: sSsad a: " ed - ssp's -
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: !: ssl l,s nv; ~ Ss : elas s tt.ss sNs 80 T:as .
3 u: - II s SSni & ~.s s:ds b..s:a.
ETH. UE.SA' .u y kHia. Julian 3sH; a; q ss9:su: es' 's.sS &
e; SvS ssu' ssh. ss'' S.o:s "a 99 si.sn e S01 Is. t aisi
SS1ss38 - EsSiaa.ss. 70 at1d hinsslf sys3
minuts In osder 10 wA On points. II seeinsd
| 49, juli.n'S nows wHS mss effective. though
SYDNEY, AutntA lea IA z boyin(
Vy3Sht CHAMPION q Ausssia. was sesily out;
poinfod bY an Australian hovywsaSht nanso
6ma6. fhs coetSet lasted iourtsse POUNDS
Smlih eventually bsanG declared the winner o.
JpFyVnsoNvIIAE, Id. Js, Icy 49, ~
T117fs xthlStc Club. .hSuqs0 We The sgGreno'
dSrouS6out and. NJ lsnd4 hyquenuy on Dsviin'
Sua Is "a IA have Goayh eaM 70, z nScs9ut;
H LASSAs .na h.r ny psies 4 Fsisaslph ~; wen,
n issl rounds 6s9e ths LAsea4ecS Athletic GIN
Nth ~ kopcn shout sven. Dnlo3 - o. ~
jcnS ranss nshkans .wtkis u es tnfishtns Ef1s
disasycd ~ SsnsaistAp.
,onn1 Sout whicn vas ScS:dIed tOr last nisht be
~ ~ p,AoS. Ps9rou WHs 90 hand and tn,
GSnaaemsnt dsciesd thss Sullivan len The bal
Eof soRs unhnOws sesou.
pSpqANAPodis. lea. a.-Cnict Hsss o
The evening world., 1912-01-02
W0L0AST threatened
WITH PNEUMONIA,

Los ANoELns. Gal. Jan. a.-AA VOL
gast champion lightweight pusaist Of
the world. 10 seriously III to-day at the
home Of his manager. Tom Jones. At
Venice. lie 10 threatened With pnsu.
moula. lie contracted . serious cold On
IN auto trip. II 10 believed 70 have
settled on his lungs.
The evening world., 1912-01-02
Battling Mantell Wins Hard
Fight From Lew Meyers
Before Brooklyn Club.

A T the Irving A. c.. Brooklyn. Bat
~ Ting Mantell. the promising local
fighter. had . shade the better Of
Lew Meyers. also OF this city. In a ten
round bout. The lads fought hard all
through the mill. Mantell being the ng-
rressor all the time. In the third round
The evening world., 1912-01-02
Local Holiday Fiqht Results

Meyers closed Mantelrs left eye with a
right hand swing. Despite this handi-
cap Mantell kept right after his man.
ripping In heavy blows with both hands
20 Meyers's face INK body. Meyers mad
q big advantage In weight.
The evening world., 1912-01-02
National League Ball
Likely to Prove Better
Than American LEAGUES.

Only One Change in Management in Veteran Organization for 1912,
While Practically All the Clubs in Junior Body Will
Be Experimenting With New Leaders.
The evening world., 1912-01-02
BY ALEX. SULLIVAN.

sss will leave foe the South
10 set into condtion Tor next seasons
campaign. ~ soon ~ this comes about
II will not seem such an awful Ions
time before the REGULAR season opens
and We are once more looking forward
to another worlds championship series
and the attendant scramble TO buy tick
cts from S~pscuistoss.
Exports the country vsr aud even
such . modest Judge - Connie Mack
himself. pick the Athletics to win their
third Americas League psnnsnt In .
row In 1919. II seems a. though the
only thing that can hold them back 10
for their pitching staff 10 suddenly
orumbls to pieces.
Cobb and Crawford and the leadership
Of Hushey Jsnnings. may Uvs the
Philsdsiphians an argument. but ths
pitching stan OF the Dstroitsrs 10 Of
such On inferior order that II can't be
banked o. to psrform any startling
stunts.
A. regards the other clubs In the
league. they will all be % busy expert
mcnting with new manager. and the
new managers VIII b 20 busy sGDen.
msnung with their new teams THAI ~.
fore any Of them Get fairly started the
Athletics. and maybe the Tigers, toe.
will have gon % far out In tront that
they won't be able to eaAoh thsm no
matter how well they ffnish the season.
Harry WOlvsrton ~ pilot OF the High
lsnders. Clarke 0rtfnth ~ leader Of the
Senators. jake stahi At BOSTON. Jimmy
Callahan At Chicago n Harry Davis
At Cleveland. will bs all handling ma
ter1al practically new to them. and little
can BE- expected from any Of TIA b.
fore the season OF 1919.
WALLACE AGAIN LEADER OF
THE BROWNS.
The Browns have Just renamsd
Rhody Wallace a. leader. and III
though the now owners Of the Boston
Nationals haven't said anything about
honoring the u OF Fred Tcnncy
- manager. which was made under the
old regime. st!ii II 10 thought they will
give the old time player another chance
10 make good.
Because Of their virtual freedom from
any star ti!ng changes In leadership. the
brand OF ball put up by a majority Of
the clubs In the National League next
season 10 expected 10 be better han that
played by the average American League
club.
The Giants. the DoAgsrs. Ne Cubs. the
Pirates and the Cardinals are all n
Possession OF h sans msnsscrs - las
season.
Charlie Doom. me crsnk catcher Ant
The evening world., 1912-01-02

At the Oowsnus A. &. Willie Fitzgerald and
Jack Lundy b~ttled for ten rounds TO . draw.
From the firN tap Of the gong until the inal
and long range. When The bou. Vas Owe Eundy';
l.t ss and. nose we're In bad shape, Wills both
q r~tAgeNlds ey0 were partly dosed.
The evening world., 1912-01-02

lolz season rolls around he n asaan
seen occupying his regular berth In isft
HARDLY LIKELY THAT rENNev
WILL PLAY AGAIN,
The evening world., 1912-01-02

Al ths. Olympic 4, Q. In Harlem Joe Farmer
outpolntsd Harvey Kelly and Eddie Kelly de.
fcatsd Larry Mcdnth. McGrsth was substituted
fos Johnny Kelly, Who was originally scheduled
90 face Eddie Kelly.