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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
STORBECK AND STEWART
MEET IN GOTHAM TONIGHT

NEW YORK, July s. Frank Storbeck,
heavyweight champion of South Africa
will make his initial appearance in New
York tonight, when he VIII box ten rounds
with Jim Stewart at the Madison Square
Garden
Manager Billy Gibson, of the Garden
Athletic club has promised to match the
winner of the Storbeck Stewart bout
against the victor of the ten-round bout
between Bombardier Wells, Of England
and Tom Kennedy. former amateur cham
pion heavyweight of the United States. at
Madison Square Garden on July g.
BY this process of elimination Gibson
will get an opponent for Luther McCar-
thy the new Missouri white hope The
other bouts of the week are of minor i'm
portanCe
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PLAY FINALS TODAY FOR
CUNNINGHAM TROPHY

The finals in the four flights of the
w w. Cunningham golf trophy viii
be played over the East Lake course
of the atlanta Athletic Club this aft
ernoon
In the first fight R. & Richards will
meet Dick ,Iamison.
In the second fight, e. Angler will meet
r. c. Moore
In the third flight Fl. x. Neer will meet
s. Hudson.
In the fourth flight e. G ottley will
meet w z I-nshaW
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
GRANDSTANDS WILL SEAT
$4,000 AT AUTO RACES

MILWAUKEE. July S.-Three grand
stands with seats for $4,000 persons will
he erected before the Vanderbilt cup race
to be held here in September Another
stand for the accommodation of news
paper and telegraph men will also be
built. The enormous stands have been
planned in the light of attendance in
figures at previous Vanderbilt races IT
IS believed Milwaukee will entertain 800 !
600 visitors for the event
The main grandstand will he approx
mately a quarter Of a mile long and will
be divided into 80 sections
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
TRIPLETS MASCOT BRING
WORK TO IDLE FATHER

NEW YORK. July s.-Jerry Moyni-
hans wife presented him with triplets
and Jerry the same day got work after
three months idleness. He says they
are mascots.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
FIFTEEN POUND BLACKJACK
Is TAKEN FROM PRISONER

NEW YORK, July s.-Michael j.
Connors holds the palm for blackjacks.
The police took one Weighing fifteen
pounds from him, and said 1t was the
biggest ever seen in New York.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
REDS PAY 5000 FOB PITCHER.

KNOXVILLE. TENN, July S.-Ptcher
Frank Davis, of the local Appalachian
team has been sold to the Cincinnati Ma
tionsls for SO 600 according to announce
ment there. Davis will report at Cincln-
natl today
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
THE BASEBALL CARD
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Games To-Day.
Birmingham in Atlanta. Ponce de Leon.
game called at o'clock.
Mobile in Memphis.
Montgomery in Chattanooga
New orleans in Nashville
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Games TOdzv

Roanoke in Norfolk.
Petersburg in Portsmouth.
Richmond in Newport News.
Standing of the Clubs.
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-'o games scheduled.


roro.. Games Today.
ppo(enestel in Buffalo
iI,ai..'eol E N Providence.
Jersey city in Newark
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No Yesterdays Results.
W games scheduled.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS


Games Today.
iIhaaha polls in Kansas City.
Louisville in Milwaukee.
81 Paul in Minneapolis.
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Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled.
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CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP.
B~.,,.d

Qualifying Round and First FIight-other
Rounds, Handicap.
Qualifying round September IA.
First and second rounds, by Septem
Der 20
Third round by September q,
Finals. first flight IS holes, other flights
Is holes, September 90
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
DAVIS q FREEMAN TROPHY.

Handicap, To Be Won Three Times.
Qualifying round. August "a.
First and second rounds, by August 30.
Third round by August 81
Finals, first Fight s6 holes, other flights
ls holes. by September I.
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Seven Golf Journeys
Still Remain on Hand
At East Lake Course

Seven more golf tournaments remain to
be played by the golfers OF the Atlanta
Athletic club before the golfing season is
eventually completed
The next event on the schedule is the
Invitation tournament which will be held
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday, July
Is, 10 and 20
The other tournaments in their order
are as follows:
THE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
Open to Junior Members onIy--Play From
Scratch.
Qualifying round July 8. 10 a. M
First round July 9, 10 a. m.
Second round, July 10. 10 q. m.
Third round. July II. 10 a. m.
Fourth round, July H. 10 a, m.
All matches for Is holes.
Cup for winner offered by Valentine
Davis. Cup for runner-up, cup for low
qualifying score.
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CAROLYN. ASSOCIATION.
Games Today.
Greensboro in Spartanburg.
Charlotte in Winston Salem.
l,reenNille In AnderSnn

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled.
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Yesterdays Results.
Mobile . Memphis o.
Only one game scheduled.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Games TODAY.
Columbia n Albany
Jacksonville in Columbus
Savannah in Macon
" l. ~ W.LP.c
S,'a Is IS g } fsHs ! ! g g
CHA ) s 500 Albany 2 s zoo
Yesterdays Results
No games scheduled
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE
Games Today.
Greenwood in Nicksburg
Jackson in Columbus.
sYazoo City in Meridian.
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PERRY ApAIR TROPHY.

PERRY ADAlR TROPHY.
To Be Won Three TGmes-Players Quail
fy From Scratch.
Qualifying round. August TO-
First and second rounds, by August IS
Third round. by August II.
Finals, first fight IS holes, other fights
Is holes. by August 49,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08

Handicap
Qualifying round. October 8
First and second rounds. by October IL.
Third round by October r.
Finals. first fight So holes, other flights
Is holes. October 10.
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rHE PRESIDENTS cue.

TIE FhEoTOETV . OOF'
Handcap-Piayers Quality According to
Net Scores.
Qualifying round, July o.
First and second rounds, by August q
Third round by August 3.
Finals. first flight IS holes, other flights
Is holes, by August
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~ eStcfcays Results.
INC ago 8, 81 Louis 0.
Nhcnnati :. Brooklyn l.
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Games TO-DAY.
Ihlladelphia in Pittsburg.
brooklyn in Cincinnati.
sew York in Chicag 60.
Boston in st Louis.
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stsndlno Of the c,vb.

Yesterdays Resulte.
Jackson 4, Nicksburg |.
only one game scheduled
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Yesterdays Results.
20 games scheduled
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,

CSlCI udJ nGSultN
syeland 4. St Louis 0.
CMcaEo Detroit postponed.
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Games To-Day.
: LOUIS in Boston
'le,eland in Philadelph "a
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

vesterday's Results,
No games scheduled
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
Games Today.
Cleveland in Asheville
MorristoWn in Bristol
Knoxville in johnson City.
.andlna al the Cluha.
Yesterdays Results.
20 games scheduled.

Yesterdays Results.
games scheduled.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1912-05-04
CUE''NrQS ESP E T
L,UZNAN'I'E'S.


va estamos para festas! Nuestros primos los ferro
cerreros que explotaban las neas Nacioraes de Me.
xco que va choe, Sc han metdo novelistas honora
rios gratuitos forando hstorias de banddos en- Me-
xco que nj los de Calabra nmortaizados por ell gran
Alexandra Dumas, es possible que hasta agunas misses
poliduchas hacuchas de que assten las corrl-
das de toros kodak mano Sc permitan el gusto dc
dar algunas conferencias con ilustracones cnemato
grafcas para probar por AxB que hemos sdo unos in
gratos los mexicanos al no aceptar que sgan cvi
zando misses mascadoras de chice misteres maseado
Tres de tabaco aunque bien pensado son los meca-
nos tan culpables porque su anafabatsmo los dea
comprender ell ben que han perdido la repatriation
de nuestros amabes primos errocarreros que aban
donaron cuanioSos ntereses Mexico, elaborados
sus odestas economias en- tres cuatro mas amos de
Itrabajo honrado como dice un perodico americana
Imuy sentimental muy yanqui muy justicero.
Uno de esos prmos ferrocarrileros cesantes dice
que una ella que Sc suponia tenla cuGntSoSos ntere
ses formados con modestas economics, lie cayeron
los pronunciados lie exigieron parte della huca,
mo nc quisiera soar los cobres que habia untado
tantas mortifcaciones desvelos, Ia apiaaron con
un cuchilo que estuvieron alando presenca de la
interfecta lie fueron arrancando del espnazo ras de
cuero sin duda para tentos de las sllas vaqueras.
Sabe Dios cuantas tiras de cuero habra dado la
miss en- question: cuando cansada de dar tanto cuero
resolv6 entregar tambien los cobres peddos que
do tan fresca esperanto que agdn buque de guerra
rcano fuera dare protection ndemnizarla de las
perddas sufrdas.
Otro ferrocarrilero cesante refere en- la prensa
americana que despues de habersele concedido cue
lviniera de moSca en- ell ferrocarr tcda trbu,
como era cosumbre inveterada, ell auditor del tren
lcomet6 la barbaridad de no consentir que la ad-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1912-05-04

pidio que Sc lie aumentara
un poquito, un 81 es no es..
unos 80 duritos diarios. 4!
Y Sc lie aumentaronl
LEGO despues ell popular
y querido Pine Suarez, el
fdolo del pueblo. Uno de
los muchos salvadores de la
Patria!
va en- un manifesto dado
a luz hace POGO, impregnado
de patriotismo y de hambre,
decfa que su sueldo 70 lie
ajustaba nj para las copas
que pagaba a sus amigos!
Ahora viene con lagrims S
en- los ojos implorando un Ii
jero aumertito!
iPobre Pino!;
No CANA mas que 10000
pesos anuales! Sueldito que
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1912-05-04

Ell Congreso de Jalisco,
que es catolico hasta la me-
dula y quiere un gobernador
cat6lico, expidi6 un decreto
convocando al pueblo jalis-
ciense a elecciones de Co.
bernador, para aprovechar
ell aqua revuelta; pero ell
Gobernador INFERNO puso
veto al decreto, y sigue la
discussion, sin saberse cual
sera ell resultado.
Hacia tanto tempo que
entire los Executives y Le-
gislativos de Mexico no ha
bia un 81 nj un no, que el
case ha llamado sacramento
la atencion.
-Hablase con insistencia y
con firmeza de que ell Co.
bierno americana concedi6
ell reconocimiento de la be-
Iligerancia q los revoluciona-
rios Vazquistas de Mexico,
y que ell Consul americana
en- Chihuahua entrego q
Orozco ell pliego respective.
-Por segunda vez los Ia
patistas ocuparon la impor-
tante poblaci6n de Huitzilac,
La prensa nos trae la
sensational noticia de cue la
familia del Sr. On. Abra-
ham Gonzalez. ex.Ministro
de Gobernaci6n y ex Gober-
nador de Chihuahua, presen
ia al Gobierno de Mexico u
, ma reclamation por I'm mi
Hon de pesos, que dice per-
di6 el Sr. Gonzalez con mott
vo de la revolucion pasada.
} A ese paso, la vida es
e un soplo.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1912-05-04

Il Sc ganaria escribiendo
lescansadamente versos, y
40 tallandose dia y noche en-
la Vice. -!
Ell. acostumbrado q gas
tar 10 que ha gastado, icreen
ustedes que pueda cenirse a
gastar esa pequenez, es0s
miserables 20, 900 pesos que
lie senala ell presupuesto.. -?
Bien Sc conoce que los que
fabricaron ell presupuesto no
saben 10 que cuesta ser p0-
pular, y CASTER levita y chis.
terra a toda hora, y arras-
trarse en- cochecito de librea
tricolor 49,!
Vienep, por Iltimo, los di.
putados. :. .Piden nomas
que Sc les doble ell suelditO.
Y es natural: 81 antes, que
nomas iban a dormir, CANA
ban $3.50. -iC6mo han de
ganar igual ahora, cuando
no hay dia en- que no discu-
tan y hasta Sc agarran de Ia
grena. -?
Ell patriotismo, pues, de
los servidores del pueblo es
una nota brillante, en- ell cua
dro de sombras que tenemos
delante!
Hacen nluy blcn en- pedlr
aumento de sueldo, ahora
que estan repletas las cajas
del tesoroy no tiene la pa
tia compromises importarl,si
tes.
iBien por ellos! : El Kas-
kabel.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1912-05-04
iPobres de
nues tres magnates!

FL patri6tico desinteres de
los actuales servidores del
pueblo, esta brillando tanto,
que hasta encandila!
Todos piden, a gritos, au-
mento de sueldos. A nadie
lie alcanza 10 que CANA nj
para vivir honeste y pobre-
mente.
Calero, al ir a Washing
ton, llevaba un sueldo en-
teramente despreciable. Ga
naba la bicoca de cien pesos
diarios. iDigan ustedes 81
es possible que un hombre nj
semi decente, viva con mi :
serables cien pesos diarios..
mi que fuera eamaleon! Y
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1912-05-04

unta del queoso ocupara cuatro asientos obsante
qle haba pagado uno, que la miss en- question pa
deca Spleen nostalgia que Sc y6 ademas, era de ra
IA superior Esto, naturalmente indign6 al mister.
Il iNunca Sc habia visto Mexico groseria semeante
lSe puso de unas, amenaz0 al auditor con arroaro del
tren, como en- los baenos tienpos acostumbraba 81
ga5 las miss amasando su spleen yocupando los cua
tro asienos paro qua al egar Monterrey ell auditor
ecurri6 la pocia, ell mister y la miss toda la tri
bu fueron dormir inc6modamente 81, zero con segu
ir6ad para cuanjoSos ntereses en- la inspection de
polica, al da siguents, tras de las ilreverencias
que dejamos narradas sc ctmed Ia de hscero que "a
CARA 25 daprecados de multa.
El como de los colmos! Nosotros, que queriamcs
con datos escrbr una novea tragca espeu2nante
Iestilo Polson du Terrail Javer de Montepin Caro-
lima Invernzzo, nterpeamos al Inspector de Policia
de Monterrey sobre ell asunto pero nos a0 con la paa
de gallo de que relatos papas calfornanas
que en- ell registro de pocfa de Monterrey... no Sc
|admiten papas.
Otro mister, mas becoso mas reata refiere que
en- un lugar de la Mancha digo, de Mexico pcsee una
cltanaosa negotiation mnera que estaba fcnentardo
con odestas economics de empleado feocarrilero
en- las Lfneas Nacionales de Mexico, dc la noche a
amanana le cay6 como llovido del celo un cuerpo de
trescentos cuatrocientos revoluconaros,
saudable prop6sito de echare gaime mermando sus
n0destGs economias
Pero ell mister, que tienta el menudo, que tie
alma en- su amaro, porque para ESQ de raza su.
perior no Sc dej6 1aingunear sino que reuni6 unos
catro cinco vecinos entire msteres misses amonto-
no dnata, prepare winchesters contesto plomazos
derrotando bzarramente Jos cuatrocentos revoiucio
narios, los cue les quedaron ganas de vover
clamarle parte de sus maodestas economias-
Otros misteres ferrocarrieros cesantes, menos cal
zonudos que ell ANTERIOR pero tan veridicos e re-
feren horrores piden voz cuello que ell tic Sa,
muel mande Mexico unas pocas de escuadras, unos
pocos de ejercitos para restablecer ell orden res.
tablecer tambien los feocarrileros cesantes les
empeos que perdieron porque sin ESQ., no habra orden
otros mas generosos han acercado los gefes de las
la frontera americana exgiendoles la inter
vencion armada ofreciendoes ell valioso contingente
de servcos como ferrocarreros, pues COMO
cen maravla el teje-maneje de los trenes.
Otros, fin, referen Observation-Disclosures colisiones
de trenes explosiones de calderas, retardos otros
safarranchos gordos por decehas desde que eos aban
donaron ell servco de los trenes porque antes cuando
elos hacian modestas economics, conocieron
jamas esas catastrofes en- Mexico.
Y seguran esos nnisteres ferrocarrileros cesantes
poniendo Mexico a los mexicanos como Dios puso al
perico dando ell opo los lectores de la prensa amar
liza de Estados Unidos.
Pero ejercen ell derecho del ahorcado.. :.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1912-05-04

-Solicitamos agen-
tes y corresponsales
en- todos los pueblos
de N. Leon, Coahuila,
y Tamaulipas.
Damos buenas comi
stones.
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49, II NVNNNT. NFNNN #
CITY LUMBER GO.
PEDRO P. LEYENDECKER,
Presidente y Gerente.
Compahia de Maderas
de la Ciudad.


Comerciantes en- Maderas de to
das classes. Puertas, Vidrieras
Persianas, Molduras. Ferreterfa,
Plnturas, Cemento Romano, As
falto para Techos y todo 10 concer-
nlente al ramo.
Esquina de la Gale Washington
y Ave. Santa Maria.
Laredo, Texas.
#A'hAt,kh r. .srA.tk NTT
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1912-05-04

Lis. Agnado Gonzalez a
Notario Publico.

Tiene SUI bufete de Aboga-
do y de Escribano Pdblico
en- la calle de Guerrero, fren-
te a la casa de Don JESUS
Baez.
En- la misma oficina Sc en-
cuentra la de la compania
de luz Electrical y fuerza mo
triz.
c. Laredo. ..Tamps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-30
Smith is Champion

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CHICAGO, Aug. Following in
the footsteps of his illustrious broth
ers, Alexander and William. MacDon-
aid Smith, of Delmonte, Calf, %
years old, today is western golf
champion by reason of his sensation
al finish in the tournament on he
Idlewild links at Flossmoor yesterday.
Smiths total for the four rounds OF
the 6,495 yarS course was 299, eleven
strokes over par.
Alec Robertson. the St. Andrews pro
fessicnal, of Rock Island, Ill, was
touted as the winner of the tourna-
ment but he slipped, at the last
minute and allowed the California
youngster to nose him out of first
place. Robertson's score was 302.
McDermot, of Atlantic City. national
open champion, was third with 800.
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Rifle Match.

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SEA GRIT. Aug. so. The match for
the company team championship Of
the United States, shot under the
auspices Of the National Rifle Associa-
ton here today, was won by Company
x, First District of Columbia. which
scored 354, one point more than Com
pany |, Tenth Pennsylvania. The 9th
er scores We're: Company D, Second
Alabama, 349; Company C, Fourth
New Jersey, 331: Company B, First
District of Columbia, 326; Company X,
Second District Of columbi-, 31s. s@.s
The Wimbledon cup match at 1000
yards, the revolver championship,
the Spencer at 800 yards and the all
comer's squadded revolver and pistol
matches comprisoned the afternoon
card.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-30
ONLY TWO Left.

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CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-Miss Caroline
Painter, present holder of the Won
ems Western Golf Association title,
and Miss Ruth Chisholm. of Cleveland.
Ohio, met today in the final round of
this years championship play on the
Hinsdale links.
The consistent play of Miss CHS
holm has been the feature of the pres
ent tournament. She was forced to
set new record for the first nine
holes in order to win out over Miss
Helmer, of Midlothian yesterday. The
Cleveland girl was a slight favorite
today, but local golfers declared that
Miss Painter, when it came to battle
to keep the western title in Chicago,
would out-class her opponent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-30
In Nigeria.

With Moroa people, on the death Of
e chief. his son tor heir If lie has no
tsonI must provide mare which is
lied around the assembled guests by a
laughing woman, who is dressed up
Tor the occasion. 1t is absolutely nee
essary that mare should be OBJ
tanned for the funeral should the
heir neglect to do so, the ghost OF
the deceased will never give him any
peace--and she must be sold after
ward; If not, she will die. Why the
woman should have to be laughing Is
past comprehension, but that is the
Moroa custom, and after all 1t is quite
a mistake TO suppose that people must
necessarily look glum on those oc-
casicas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-30
Burman Wants Divorce.

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FLINT. Mich, Aug. 30.-Bob, Bur-
man, automobile speed king did not
acquire the same success in running
a home that he did in running an auto
mobile, according to his testimony in
divorce proceedings he instituted
against his wife, Mrs. Louise Burman
The racer is seeking divorce on the
grounds of cruelty and his Testimony
declared his wife refused to get his
meals and that several times he
found liquor about his home. Burman
married Miss Horton in June. 1910
and the couple lived together until
September, 1911. The court today
took the case under advisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-30
Manaqers Have Battle.

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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Aug. 30
That Jimmy Coffroth, the prize fight
promoter, and Billy Nolan, former
manager of Battling Nelson, had had
a personal encounter. over the falling
through of the proposed Richie-Hogan
match became known today. The
men had words and went at each
other with their fists. Coffroth was
the victor but did not come out unscath-
ed. Nolan, who is suffering from a
black eye and gashed cheek. alleges
that Coffroth fought with his teeth. s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-30
I. Endicott's tine for the 50

trophy. Endicott's tirne for the So
miles and 1868 feet was $3.50.
Hughes, Mercer. passed his team
mate, Pullen. Mercer. and at the
end of the eighth lap had covered 81
miles, ASP feet in SPIT. Pullen's
time was 64:30.
The Illinois trophy became a close
race when at the end of the ninth lap
Anderson, Stntz, had passed Merz,
Stutz, and was leading by seconds.
Whalen, National, was minutes and
Al seconds behind Anderson.
Pullen. Mercer, and Hughes, Mercer,
crossed the line neck and neck at the
end of the tenth lap In the Aurora
trophy Hughes time for 81 miles
was 77:5s, that Of Pullen S0:2S.
The Ford car driven by Moe went
into the ditch during his eighth lap.
Neither Moe or his mechanism was
hurt
This left Endicott, Mason. alone in
the Jencks trophy race Endicott's
time for 1o1 miles, 1858 feet, was
S1G0.42:o9.
At the end of the thirteenth lap in
the Illinois trophy. Anderson and
Merz in Stutz cars were running the
closest race of the day Merz' time
for 10 miles, S07 feet was 99.4G and
Anderson was two seconds behind
him. On the eleventh lap Anderson
was ten seconds behind and on the
twelfth lap he had gained two seconds
and at the end Of the thirteenth had
lead OF for feet
At the end of the fourteenth lar
Hughes time was 1910 for lis
miles. a,3GG feet Pullen's time was
HAP. Merz took substantial lead
lin the fifteenth lap of the Illinois
| trophy, having covered 127 miles, 32S
feet in 114:59 with Anderson's- time
for the distance 1866.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-30
Hurt Of Unklnd Words.

Unkind words are sharper than
swords. If you cut your finger there
is but temporary pain. # your heart
IL hurt with sarcasm or brutal speech
the suffering continues as long as your
memory is working. Since we al
know the agony Of injured feelings It
certainly behooves all of us to be
sparing with singing conversation
Az one grows wiser and older one
pays little heed to what others say.
Unkind things then apparently don't
have the power to hurt. The oder,
wiser ones just twjrl their thumbs end
smile. is q great relief when one
gets to that point of perfect tranquil
lily.