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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16
INTEH.IAkE YACHTING
RIG VITA At plT-I\-BiN

Put-in-Bay O July % Several
score OF speedy sail and power
yachts. repre- entiug clubs of Buffalo.
Cleveland. Toledo Detroit and other
ports on o.. Great Lakes. are ridins
at anchor u Put-inBay harbor in
readiness co.. he signal gun that viii
start them 30 on the first events Boz
the annual satta OF the Inter Lake
Yachting Association
\ large nd Representative au'ry
list aud Oh. addition OF several new
features 10 ne racins program com.
bine 90 Civ. romise this year oi 'A'
most success % regatta .u 'hs history
Iut fhe assoc tiUn
4 numb. o. brilliant social .1-
..r,. have so been arrange. .Hr
fhe week siunin tonight N'. %
+ banquet fo The ya.htmen % OBJ"
Hotel Con ldore and concluding
Friday evening witt a smoker -
|fF. present m OF prizes
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RIVERS DEMANDS
ANOTHER MATCH
Will Claim Championship
Unless WOlgast Will Sign
For Another Match

Los Angeles, CAL July lj.-Fol-
lowing the report given out by Tom
Jones. manager of Al Wolgast, that
au N-ray examination of Wolgast s
right hand had disclosed two broken
bones. which would force him to re-
main out OF the ring for at leafs
three months. Joe Levy, who looks
after Rivers interests, issued an III
'imatum TIA, h. would claim the
lightweight championship for Rivers
II Wolgast did not sign articles with
in forty-eight hours for a return
match
Il am tired OF keeping my foot ON
the soft pedal and waiting hat IN
hand for Ad Wolgast to attach his
signature to the articles for return
match with Joe Rivers" said Levy.
Il consider that Joe Rivers is right
fully entitled to the lightweight
championship right now, but we
would sooner win Il again than claim
II.
We hav eWaited since the last bout
for Wolgast TO sign up lie mas
shown no desire whatever TO do so,
putting It off from day TO day with
various excuses. the last OF which Is
the story of broken hand. There
fore / demand that Wolgast imme-
diately give Rivers the recognition
that was denied him by the referee
in the last fight From several
sources / am given TO understand
that Wolgast demands side bet. and
while ! am not a gambler, II Wolgast
insists we will accommodate MN
with a bet of $4,000 az the prevail
ing odds. and will cut the gate re-
ceipts any way he may desire or VIII
box. the winner take all.
IF Wolgast is sincere in his de-
sire for another bout, now Is the time
for him to declare himself II VOL
CASTS hand is really broken, which
doubt. we can sign articles now with
the provision that he be allowed time
enough for It to get thoroughly well
IF | do not get any definite action
from Wolgast within IS hours,
will. on behalf of Joe Rivers, claim
the lightweight championship OF the
world and be prepared to defend II
against all corners
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16
ILLINOIS GOLF AND
TINNIS Tot IsNLN OrEN~

BloomInr0l. ~ July D. The
annual tou-.lment 20 the Illinois
Golf ana T.-nis N..ociatiou began
AZ tho C8arv Club here today and
uiU rortiru hrourH 'he remainder
% the week
Clubs Peor.l Jacksonville.
gulrr, sr- field. Decatur and a
number of other citios AVE sent their
best golf ana iennis layers 20 The
tournament nd keen .ompetition Is
p-sris.r ~. re sever rold and sill
,.r .rrs t. aVarI 20 the win
uers
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CkIENlllE OF NPOliIN
ron THE WEEK.


Tuesday.
Annual rcgatta of Inter-l.ake
Yachting Association opens at Put
in-Bay. o.
Opening OF two days trap-shootine
tournament at Winnipeg Man.
Wednesday.
National meet of the Federation
OF American Motorcyclists opens in
Columbus, o.
Eddie johnson vs. Phil Kearney
II rounds. at Garden Athletic Club,
New York.
Thursday.
Bomba rdle rswelis vs.. Tom Ken
needy. 10 rounds. al Garden Athletic
Club. New York.
Friday.
start OF the Corinthian Yacht Club
race from San Francisco to Santa
Cruz
Luther Mccarthy W. Jim stewart,
10 rounds. at New York
saturday.
Polo championships begin at the
Point Judith Polo Club Narraean-
sett Pier u. |.
Annual bench show of the Mon
mouth County Kennel club Long
Branch y J.
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4 TEXAS WONDIE

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles removing gray-
81. cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs rheumatism and an irregu-
lariiies 90 The kidneys and bladder
In both men and women Regulates
bladder 'r0lhlas iu children u not
sold hv vo.r druggist will BE- sent
bv mail OF r.Ht of $500 One
small Io.t. Is $50 months treat
meut ana seldom fails to perfect "a
cure send GOV fes'in 0Hlais from
fhIs and other states nr. 2. s.
Hall. 1920 Olive ST. So Louis 40
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16

the They a worlds
humbled Chicago
Comskey worlds
which his the national pastme
emotions
the home wrought high pitch OF excite
pitcher leading
which
Ing n -
n
Chicago the assembled
the second and third innings
3 O In the
Mn ushong
to
make him bit asu heard his chief he failed to heed him
the grcitO fully populated
Hohe Rn' Gleason alledh
SELF There o a be.
hind
Umpire his
,rks0 @ a lie
ID, e Of the plate
himself shifting
he
The Is Undesirable n
by a
the
ing ha IN
chicago the the
half with again
Buhong
m IA
.on one be- baseball leaders OF
p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16

\ Boston man lost his leg from th,
bite Of an insect two years before To
avert such .alamities from stings and
bites Of insects use Bucklcu AruIn
Salye promptly to kin the poison aud
prevent Inflammation. swelling and
pain heals burns boils ulcers. pilcs
eslema. cur, bruises Only o. cents
az Amarillo Drug store
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GRAND CIRCUIT MEET
OPENS At kAI.AMA Moo

Kalamazoo. Mich. July d. Et-
crything Is In readiness az Recreation
Park for the opening Of the week s.
racing program which viii mark The
second link co. fhc season Of 'Ho
Grand Circuit
4 total OF $4,000 IS offered for
six straight events the classes being
.2.fi. eos and 2.l5 tro't'ns and
.2.l0. 2.It and @ ~ pacing
There o. every indication thar the
meeting will De the most successful
ever held in Kalamazoo
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sundays Results.

At st. Joseph ] Denver Z
At Omaha Sc. Topeka a.
~ Des Moines wichita e
At Sioux City . Lincoln 10
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Yesterday Results

Al Omaha 0; wichita .
A. Lincoln u. Des Moines !
A. Sioux City / Denver 8
No others scheduled
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tCopyrigh' 1911. ~ Joseph y H0vle.I

New names appear iu the High
landers lineup nearly every day Il
is only a question Of time until Frank
Farrell will have N entirely new
.r"W of fOsscrs
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Standing of Teams
SUNDAYS Results.

At Kansas City , Louisville 2
I Milwaukee /, Indianapolis 10
At Minneapolis 81, Toledo %.
At 81. Paul l2-4 Columbus -.
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t4+H. Carr Pan and pitcher
r.. ..H. we I. DOING great
rrrt f.- lsior -oN Both
NH ana p rot a. fo poor
.i,.t t..t .-- b. f ar.. .1mr
q, rf. rr With snr .ies
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YcsiertIaN'> Results.

At Milwaukee . Indianapolis ]
At ST Paul >. Columbus 3
At Minneapolis Z Toledo Z
A. Kansas City 10. Louisville 4
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SUNDAYS Kcsmlls.

At Cincinnati I. Philadelphia
Al Chicago 6. Boston g.
At ST Louis 81 New York %
No others scheduled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16

See g.. =. Miller for your sewer con-
nections, alley closets and bath fix
lures; for special prices phone 922
or call loo West 9Th 2lStfo
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TEXAS LEAGUE.
<%<<< ~<+%<
standing Of Teams


sundays I,esuItN.
Al Houston 3 Austin .
AZ Galveston I Fort Worth 20
At san Antonio 10, Dallas
AZ eBaumOnt o Waco 9.
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To My Patrons: My office d. still
coated In the Blyins building
NJ DIR Il L. ROGERS. Dentist
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
= y . y
SUNDAYS Results

Al Cleveland q. Philadelphia i.
so others scheduled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16

Batteries Mooney. Brown Need
ham and Archer; Dickson. G. Brown
ponnelly and Kaling.
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Daib New, Want Nd, page
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"C2CTHER BILL" GLEASON'S WONDERFUL
PINCH HITS

baseball have made In
The and the driven fans into high
huism than the healthy Bin Gleason in the
game the worlds They worlds
old humbd Captain Anson Chicago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16

Batteries Perritt and kitchens.
Morton and Alexander
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'lttorles. UrOOmH, TtIIN ann " II
.iams White. WEIGH sullivan and
i',lu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-16

batteries SaIIee- Geyer. Dale, VII
lis and Wingo Ames Crandall and
Meyers
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! cstcrllnN,. Er,nll-.

UuIirIlVs IIuU, HtUINUTI " UUU
and Cady. Works Dubuc and Stanaee.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

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SOf. Z. 1arrifon an Co. 2. afOn
$126O.
DsrfsIbe an Dooobnrn ape. e. uno
3. Go. $500.
Geo. %. Soptins an Sprins 0rDps
ape. &. unb 3. 60. $1100.
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To. 2 6. uno q. SO. $3.50.
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$3.50.
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S27O0.
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Waiilbe !. 9Illsn an Union G. Q.
II. 5ruIt Co., $4,000.
Qnnn 5anner on SpenspilIe q.
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pinstr, $3.50.
OetiIgtt 6ppotbef<n.
Jpbn y. D<nete on Rem Nu6<pe g.
unb .. Go. $500.
aulu q. wlarr an Guarantee Dspps
fit 60. $500.
DaIsniine %. Gteinls an golernin
q. unb g. 60. $1,000.
DtrftIbe an bieieibe. $500.
WabeI Bird an Gtod Unrbs Bard
unb 9rujf 90. $4,000.
&bnorD 8. QJsl an %. Wub q.
v. Go. $3.50.
Glen Midep an q. M. Offuts.
$31O.
6urrp 3. 0pGns an garben .. unb
8. 20. $4,000.
Rorb Hrllsr an 1itIs o. unb 4.
60. $3.50.
8. 9. u. Sa,DOrib an gaarp Sls-
ming. S32.
Mrtbur O. Dunnin4 an Utcbifon
q. M 80. 2. 5000.
MGilbs M6unsr an s5innlopsQ. unb
3. 60. Np. 8. $1,000.
Jas. 2. 6trn an 2nura 6srn.
&. NI6ert Wanb an Mefiern e
Geut( - Qls ~. ~. 100000
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-02-22
Wooden Ammunition.

Some years ago civil war was raging
between two Afghan tribes. the Ali
Khel and the Mala Khel The latter
tribe built great hopes of success on a
cannon of such size that l6O men
were required to draw it. A Sikh
trained in a British battery was en-
gagged to work the gun on the under
standing that he received 20 rupees
every time he hit the village fort of
the foe. This did not prove remuner-
alive. for, according to an eyewitness.
the ammunition consisted of "olive
wood balls bound with iron bands,
which have a highly eccentric fight
and are calculated to do about equal
damage to friend and foe" After IL
three days bombardment. in which
the fort was hit only three times, the
hostilities came to an end.-Londoo
Standard
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-02-22
MARKET QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO Live Stock.

Hogs Receipts $4,000. Quotations
ranged at $6206625 heavy shipping
S615@6.25 light shipping, $610G62C
heavy packing. and $5,20G 5,95 good tc
choice pigs.
Cattle Receipts 10000, Quotations
RANGED at $7.406S.75 prime steers
s515G610 choice to prime fed beet
COWS; $4,6005,50 good to choice heif
ers, $4,000 60 selected feeders, SAT-
a 1865 fair to good stockers. $6.50G
T.75 good to choice veal calves.
Sheep Receipts $4,000. Quotations
ranged at $6.650 100 choice to prime
native lambs, $5.C005.75 good to cho
yearlings, $4.50G4.7s good to choice
wethers, $S500 495 fair to good ewes
East Buffalo Live Stock.
Cunning & Stevens, Live Stock Com
mission Merchants, East Buffalo, n. Y.
quote as follows: Cattle-Receipts
140 cars; market slow. Hogs-Re-
ceipts so cars; market lower: heavy
$6504655; Workers, $685. pigs, els
Sheep-Receipts 80 cars: market
slow: top lambs, 1915; yearlings, $3.50
G5.75; wethers. s4506465; ewes,
S400Q4.25. Calves. $5.O0Ql0.50.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-02-22
BANDIT PLEADS GUILTY
Admits Being One Of Party that
Killed Mrs. Kaufman.
6oneham Says He 10 Ready for Pun
lshment After Fatal Hold
Up In Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. 20, 49, Fred Boneham,
one Of the four boys charged with the
murder Of Mrs, Hattie Kaufman few
months ago, pleaded guilty to a
charge of murder. This leaves three
defendants still to be tried-Gcorge
tTowhead Rahenau, who is charged
with firing the fatal shot: Thomas
Stacy and Roy Channoll
Roneham's plea came after Judge
George Kersten had denied plea by
Attorney Robert Cantwell to mash
the indictments against all the defend.
ants, Eqntwcll is representing Rahe.
nau and charged that irregularities In
the indictment made 1t Illegal.
The selection of jurors to try the
remaining three defendants was he4un
after Roncham had confessed, The
confession had depressing effect ON
the other three boys. us they felt 1t
had weakened their defense. Tho
state has proved that Boncham was
one OF the party of four that swept
up to the curb and shot Mrs. Kaufman
dead when she and her husband re.
sisted their attempt at robbery.
Roncham, in confessions made after
his arrest, implicated all the other
boys who are ROW on trial
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-02-22
Occupants of Pullman Car Re.
lieved of vaIuabIes.
SHOTS FIRED TO TERRORIzE
Robber, Described AS Foreiener,
Gets About $4,000 in Money and
JeweIry, Swings Off Train
and Disappears.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 20-The limited
New York and ST. Louis express train
No /, west bound, was robbed by a
highwayman at 10 o'clock at night
while climbing the eastern slope OF
the Allegheny mountains, on what is
known as the se' enteen-mile grade
for miles west of Cumberland, Nd,
ard the occupants of a Pullman were
loo ed of about $1,000 and jewelry esti-
mated at about the same value.
The robber climbed on the train
while It was in motion and running
eight miles an hour, swinging to the
rear Pullman car.
Entering the car, he held a revolver
in the faces of the conductor and flag
man and then, firing two shots q
terrorize the passengers, ca ,mly re-
licved the occupants of the car of then
money and jewelry, went to the front
end of the car and swung off near
Alvermont station, disappearing down
the mountain side.
The Baltimore and Ohio railway nas
ordered all the detectives of its Pitts
burgh division to the scene on q
special train and notified all the To-
cal authorities
The robhor is described as a foreign
er, five feet, ten inches in height, wea =
ing black clothes and tan shoes.