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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
SPOILING TIM DONAHUE
Lac Sfories About BasebaN
By w. A. PheEon


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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
Best Managers Declare that
Study Makes the Real
Ball Stars.

Chicago. Ill, June 5.-Concentration
is a basis for success in baseball.
Hughie Jennings says so. and points
to Del Gamer and Ty Cobb as exam
pies. Jimmy Callahan argues the same
way and cites Big Ed Walsh as an ex-
ample.
70 begin with. Gamer. Cobb and
Walsh were ike ordinary players,
Constant concentration and study o.
the game made Cobb the greatest play
er of all time and Walsh the king OF
all spitbau pitchers The same pro-
cess is making Gamer one OF the best
first basemen in the country.
Walsh came into the major leagues
a big, raW0Oned miner, with but little
baseball experience He had a power
tlll build, great strength, but little else
Now there are dOz2us &c fellows as big
and powerful as Walsh who entered the
big leagues They had every bit as
much as he when they came. but they
failed to remain The reason can be
found in a little incident that occurred
last winter The story was related BY
Jimmy Callahan TO his old friend,
Charlie Hughes
Walsh pitched a benefit came last
fall A number of lis friends dubbed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
FOOD FOR FIGHT FANS
Is FIom Il Eastsrn MsIket.

EW YORK. n Y. June 5.-As-
m cending gradually from the wei
OF pugiistic Obscurity is
young man with whom New Workers
have been more or less acquainted in
the past This certain individual
twice has had his championship aspira-
lions dashed to earth, but he is te-
naci0us as ever ana before long he
hopes to command the attention Of
fight lovers the country over
Albert kaufman, who for a time was
looked upon as the most hopeful Of
white hopes" is attempting the re-
juvenaGOn stunt
lis so. friend reader, although you
may have thought that kaufman was
his knockout by Al -PalZer. kaufman
has made his first move to regain Che
prestige he once enjoyed He has Sc
lected Tom Jones, manager Of light
him TO the crest OF the heavyweight
wave.
kaufman believes that with Jones
to handle him he will make a more
title than he did when guided by others
less familiar with the intricacies OF
the fight game Jones has shown MS
sIreWdness as manager by his
sagaciOus dealings since taking VOL
CAST IN tow.
Jones intends TO guide Kaufman
-~~-N ----c -A-e 9tie--i7l-L u p4D-lGLL| 04
securing matches for Big Al with me-
dlOcre heavyweights on the coast The
coming back process viii be tedious,
but Jones says that is the only way
he can hope to push kaufman to the
top.
Only after mature deliberatiOn did
Jones consent TO handle Kaufman Al
represented to Jones that most of his
trouble in the past was caused by a
failure TO train properly, a condition
brought on by the Overconfident state
of mind when he accepted certain
matches that turned out disastrOusly.
Tommy Ryan, once the greatest of
middleweights. is greatly impressed
with the physical condition Of Jim
Flynn, the Pueblo fireman, who is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
CONCENTRATION
SPELLS SUCCESS

together, purchased an automobile and
presented it to Walsh on this Occa-
sion.
Big Ed" lives in Meriden, Conn. He
took his car home and enjoyed its use
during the winter. After Walsh ar
rived in the White SOx training camp
this spring this conversation took place
between Walsh and Callahan
where's the car Ed2'
Home
suppose yOuu have il shipped to
Chicago and grab it when the team
Nope"
'BUsted2'
Nope"
What's the matter?''
~ had her stored away
Tired Of II already"
Nope"
What's the matterg7
We'll when the season starts I start
to pitch, and q fellow cant keen his
mind or bltcllng and on a car at ths
same time"
Keeping his mind on stitching en-.
aeled " aisl' To succeed where others
failed. and they had as many natural
gi-ts as ash 1t took him wears IL
develop the spitbau and gez it under
control years OF incessant drudgarg
ana ncuotOnOus labor. 1t required
years e. perfect the motion he uses N
throwing to first to hold runners .cl0ss.
that CCceiving motion which is often
taken for balk and which is Ire
1est used BY any pitcher It was the
concentration Of all physical and men
TAI forces upon the one purpose
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05

tempting fate in his match with cham
plOn Jack Johnson next Independence
cay Ryan has been installed chief
trainer Of Flynn for this bout and the
former champion is enthusiastic over
the material he has to work with
Ryan declares that Flynn VIII easily
absorb anything he is taught, and
Tommy viii see to it that Flynn is in
structed in all the little tricks Of the
game for which the willy Ryan was
noted
Johnny Dundee is impatient 20 get
into action again. The best of Goth
ans featherWeights is training as new
er before for the bout OF his career.
with champion kilbane on June IL
Dundee realizes this is the chance Of
his meteOric career and VIII battle to
his limit in order to gain the verdict
over the titlehOlder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
COMMISSIOH
IS THE THING
Promoters Say They Want
One For Juarez
Right Now.

The suggestion made by The Herald
that a boxing commission would be
the proper thing to protect the game
yet in its infancy in JUraez has met
with approval from fight promoters
here. Eddie Mowry. erstwhile man
ager of Jack Herrick. and representa-
tive of the organization which will
put on Sundays fight says that the
idea is a good one, and that he wants
to see it go through
Il should like to see it right row,
before Sundays fight" says Mowry. 1T
viii be a protection TO the promoters
as well as to the fighters and the
fans. We want it. Everybody tells me
the same thing. Since The Herald has
suggested il. we should like to see the
neWSpapermen selct "a commission OF
say. three men, people from FL Paso
who are unqUesuOnabiy square ana
who know the game
The commission should have 1ull
power in everything They would IN
vestigate the matching, watch things
rhefere the fi-ht and see inc l'&ll
They could ward against fake bouts.
and a physicians services coulo uaLU
against accidents and unfit men enter
ing the ring. The idea Is great ana
if IL works in New York it viii Work
in Juarcz just as we'll The promoters
of fights in JuareZ are not only loolN-
ing after today. they want TO see lhe
game kept clean SO that it viii last
A boxing commission OU4hL to DO the
work all right
Seeks Match With HerrIeIz.
The following challenge shows that
Juarez as a fight center is becoming
known abroad 1t is made by Bert
Connors Of Denver, Col, and sent to
The Herald by the sporting depart
Of rH4rf~
Just d few lines to let you know
that I would like to match Charley
Pierson with Jack Herrick for a bout
at Juarez in the near future and we
VIII let him name practically his own
terms This boy has knocked out Rube
Smith in IS rounds. Jimmy Mcdonald
in II rounds, beat Harry Wallace in
IS rounds and fought a 10 round draw
with wildcat" Ferns at Kansas City
last month. besides many others of
lesser Importance Thanking you in
advance If you viii publish a chal-
lenge for either Herrick or Mitchell
1 VIII close for this time"
Harry Gilmore. jr, Jack Herrick's
coast, but IL is considered likely that
a match between PiersOn and Herrick
could be staged in Juarez without diff
ficulty.
Fnyo Joins Herriek's Camp.
Kid Payo. the clever Mexican light
weight boxer of FL Paso. who viii
meet Kid Steel in a 10 round pre-
liminary to the Herrick-HOmer bat
tie Sunday. has Joined Herrick's camp
in JUareZ. While PayO is much small
er than the middleweight, he is
handy sparring partner. and the two
lads worked out Tuesday evening with
good result. PayO0 on Sunday will
probably meet his first good match.
as Steele is a clever lad and some
what rangier than the little Mexican.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
GIANTS HAVE 16
GAMES At HOME

New York, June 5.-The Giants have
Is games screduIed to be played on
the Polo grounds without a break. All
Of the four western clubs are to face
the leaders four games each. and a
June 10 to p, during which the Giants
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
? ? went down back Of a stable
" on San Francisco street and
' saw Chappie Homer work out


saw Chappie Homer work out
Offhand, / would say that he is not
The match for Jack Herrick. whom he
viii meet Sunday in the Juarez bull
ring. Still. Homer may have some
thing up his sleeve-or where the
sleeves usually are
He is husk chap, this Chappy from
Mexico. There's no denying that. But
otter se5i.-E p 90 Spa- with q & 1O1S7I=e;
lad, IL must be said that he seems to
lack the fine points of the game OF
course a workout IS ofsen m test but
q mans fightiIS form is usually dis
played in his boxing form. Homer
stands up 10 i. apparently knowing
nothing Of crOuches, which go"d
thing, but his l=1t paw is held back
TOO far, and his boxers poise seems
bit of His loot work is Ordina y.
but he is handy in keeping his Uranium
out Of reach by a peculiar backward
slant TO his body
OF course ii is HOmer's sleep kick
that his many friends rely on to win
the fight If he doesn't win before
the first few rounds, it viii be ali
over" one of his closest friends adj
mitted- They rely on Chappy's punch
TO put Herrick in dreamland.
Homer is a wonderfully put up man
70 look at His shoulders are muscle
covered He's strong all right. Homer,
who has done some fighting in Caljfor-
MIA and down in Mexico, is much over
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05

viii pay five games, is the only inter
ruption they viii have from being in
their own front yard until Saturday,
July 6, when they go over to Brooklyn
for a single game before they depart
on their second western excursion
That schedule affords a very prom
ising outlook for the merry month of
June, the best playing period for base
ball in New York city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
BALL SERIES AT DALHART.

DaIhart, Tex. June 5.-A series Of
three games of baseball is on between
the Dalhart team and Amarillo, on the
Dalhart grounds. The first game was
in favor of the visiting team on a
score of to 0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
AUTOIsTs TO MEET.

a meeting of the Fl aPso Automo-
bile club viii be held Wednesday night
at o'clock in the chamber of COM
meTce. The pushing of work on the
CanutillO road viii be discussed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
Payo Joins Herriek's Camp.

Keep the head cool with one Of those
straw or Panama hats Bryan Bros. have
specially for summer wear.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05

Kodakers. ask for new price list OF
Kodak finishing Prices reduced Quail
ity unquestioned- Fred. j. Feldman Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
HURLEY BOILER8IAKERS
DEFEAT PIPE FIT

Hurley, n. NJ, June 5.-The Boiler
makers and the Pipe Filters of Hur-
ley met on the local diamond with
the result that the Boilermakers won
by a score of 8 and .. Mickey Nor
gan made two one hand catches with
the bases full in the firth, and SKY
Pilot Mike made a home run in the
sixth. Bait famed II, and Morris
struck out u. The score by innings:
R. H T.
Boilermks O-O11.OO OOs-5 /
Pipe F's % 90 o o , 0 0 % ,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
Chappie Homer No Match
For Jack Herrick, Not Yet
- IInlot az Iurner-

so years of age Herrick is a youth
just out Of his teens. Wen see sun
day.
At lasti We suppose this dope about
the JOhnsOn-Flynn fight coming to
Juarez viii die down now The re-
cent press dispatch from Las Vegas ries
the can TO all the political piffie the
papers Of the new state have been ped
ding of late. The message, in brief
says that the legislature viii not stop
the big mill The passage Of a bill le-
CALLING 20 round contests settles it
Now they can put on all the fights
they like and the scheme Of FL Paso
Moose to erect a fight arena Just over
the New Mexico line near FL Paso can
go through, If they want to do 1t
badly enough
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05

BIG OOU8uE HEADER
To- OAT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05
By Tom Mcnamara

EMPIRE RECALLED
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-05

edited BY TIMOTHY TURNER)
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
TROOPS. MuT|NY
 ARE SUPPRESSED
Every Tenth MutIneer Is Or dered Shot by Drum Head
 cort Martial

Vera Cruz, Oct. PA Indtiny occurred among General Diaz troops, which for a time threat ened the authority of the rebel leader Prompt action on the part Of Gen. DiaZ and his officers re- suited in the capture of all the nutinccrs except those who sought safety and defense in the barracks, but in the fight which rnSurd about a hundred were kill Jed and wounded. \ court
 martial was immediately assem- hl"d. and ordered that every tenth soldier should hr executed. drawing lots as lO whn\ should Ia shot. DiaZ'S body guard was told on as the firing parIy but refused i0 act in the wholesale rNrrutinn>. when they in turn were placed under arrest. If iS feared by enemies of inc Madrro government That the uprising among Diaz's troops will greatly weaken him when the federal iaraly gives him battle.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
MINIMUM SUM CONSCIENCE SALvE
Uncle Sam Doesn't Want to be Bothered Taking Pennies
 RemorsefuI Ones

Washington, D. c., Oct. 2i-- After giving ncrsonal attention L" the letter of a Dccorah, Iowa, man who desired tu ease his mind by, paying the United Stars 3 cents, Secretary of the Treas ury MarVeagh today moved Inc minimum limit Of , cents nn rnnSciencc fund contributions. ,:" letter reads:
 ''Onkri Sam. United StalrS 'i;r:. SIry:
 i::"li i owe you by mistake i wr'" .rr''ing liIllr ar!i"I" wiIh l''" mail and piu in a slip of "riiin iu with. af;rr sum linn" i ii"ueli i 'lid' mol hn ri-ll auh rrgr"i. SD "Nru," me.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
|AFANT|LES|CKNESS CLAIMING NATIVES
Infantile Paralysis Is Claiming Native Children Remote Por-
 tions Of Alaska

Washington, Oct. 2i--The ma rine hospital service has been notified that infantile paralysis has made it's first appearance among the natives of Alaska. Five cases hay" made their ap- pearance among the EskinnOS at St. Michael. resulting in Lwp deaths. In UnalaSka ten rasrs are noted. three deaths occur ring. and thr"" cases have hrrn reported from Sitka. The ser vie" i> now "xprA Ain"nlinG f" carried by flies.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
ELOQUENT PLEA
 SAVES THE DAY
Judge is .Lenient With. Poker Players Who are Old Of
 lenders

Chicago, bri. i--SrNrn men arrested in ;t rai,l nn poker
 ti..r. ..hrm Hrraigncd in the :giiIli,'iinl r,'irri. rl"ahrd In bc f'' nT without d iiiIr brraIsC liicy had been arrested SD often 'rr the sanIr nil"n~r that they had no money.
 Judge. your honor. pleas" .!,rn'l fine Us" said tn" spokcs- man uf the group. WrNr brrn arrested Sn often and fined zach lime that "" haven't any money left"
 Judge Wells hooked over Ilr group and found them old of T.nderS.
 I'll br rr ~y this limr," h" said The fine i, cent each. but don't show mp here again"
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
HOLD MEETING
 IN SEWARD

Col. E. F. Willard and H. E. In. gram. who have returned from the Westward in tn" interest of their candidacy for the legislature, report having had very kindly reception in the Resurrection bay town. They had but for hours to stop, but in that time. interviewed many people. and held a meeting at 4:3O o'clock at which there were in the neigh borhood of forty in attendance. The hour was such that the business men could not close their places and attend. Both Mir. Willard and MT. Ingram, spoke briefly. outlining their policy If elected. Those com ing from the westward state that the gentlemen left a good impression among the voters of our neighboring town
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
HIGH WINDS ON BER|NG SEA
Heavy storm Boring Sea Wreoks Two schooners an4 Loses
 $2o,o0o Worth of Tin

Nome, Oct. 2i--An unusually heavy storm swept the Bea do ing considerable damage tu cOastwise shipping. The schoun- CT Silver Wave, loading tin orc at Cape York was a total wreck, losing $20,Q0O of tin ore stored i'll her hold. She was to nave sailed for Seattle within d few days. The power schooner Ma 1ySachS was washed ashore at Port Clarence, opposite the town of Teller, where she now lies heachrd.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
ITO FORECLOSE
 BIG MORTGAGE

An important case of foreclosure of mortgage was filed in the Dis trict Court, entitled C. s. Arnold and A. D. Goldstein, as trustees vs. tn, Amalgamatcd Development Company a corporation and A. F. Gwinn, Mi chael Manson and James Auld. t foreclose mortgage of three hundred thousand dollars on certain oil claims and personal property situated {, Ka- talla, together. With intcrt ., and costs. V. G. Frost. represents the plaintiffs to the action.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
BLETHEN'S GIFT
 IS ACCEPTED
Faculty Ignores Students Pro test and Make no Probe In-
 oGiver's Moral Status

seattle, Dci. 2i-I'hr trmp.st ill A teapot stirred up by the University students protest through their daily paper d galnst the arceptancr of a set of chimes. the gift of Alden J. Blrth"n. editor and proprietor If tn" Daily Times. has been S.i jl"A hy tn" faculty 'accnptin- tn" "Iii. AS q student lradrr said: "Tl" raruliy rubbed on tll. c"rrupiin ion Ih" !,c~l they could and took what Wa~ niTrr.h ihrri. a h~kIIi: iln uIIr>i ions.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
EXTRA INDICTMENT
 TO PASSENGERS
Each Purchaser of Steamship Ticket Given Place in Boat By
 Check System.

TOKYO, October 24.-To insure the safety of passengers travelling on it's vessel the Toyo Risen kaisha compa- ny introduced today a new feature. Each person purchasing ticket will find attached coupon good fora certainseat in lifeboat. On the tiicet is a printed request that each passenger acquaint himself or herself with the location of the boat immcd' lately upon boarding the vessel. Suf- ficient lifeboats are provided to Hc- commodate all passengers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
SENSATIONAL TRIAL
 IN SAN DIEGO
Wlfe tells Sensational Story of Causes Leading to Doubis
 Murder

San Diego, Oct. 2i-The trial of Wumbert Lewis, now in session here for the murder of c. Tol- liver and his wife is replete with sensational climaxes and is attracting wide interest. To nay, Mrs. Lewis went OH the stand in defense of her husband and Justified that TofFiver had criminally assaulted her and was assisted in Inc crime by Mrs. Tnllivcr When she managed iO escape she told her husband of her mistrcaI mrni when he, naddrnrd by the re- cital, went at once Io the Tnl- liver home and killed them both. While Mrs. Lewis was giving her test iimnny the jury were weep 1 ing and the audience was stun nrd hy lhr horrors of inc rccit- al. II is generally believed LrwiS will br acquitted.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
RETURNED MONEY
 ID G|vERS

Washington, Out. 2i-AAiIor- nry Whitconb. law partner of EX- -ScpatOr Brv"ridgc, testified HcfoLe the senate invest igailing committee that in Senator Bev- eridgc's ca,npaign in I0Oi, George ". Perkins contributed $50, ,O00, Edward Mclean s25,OO0, Clifford Pinchoi S3.OO0, all of which was returned to the don ors. n
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
|NVENTS
 A NEW RIFLE

Ianriann, Italy, oct. !i--liul- ian military experts tested today and pronounced d complete suc- cess an automatic army rifle, inc invention of priest. that is capable of firing $50 shots a minute. The inventor, Mario Bontampio. was formerly monk but was expelled because he de- voted more time to inventions than he did to his religions duties.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
BECKER CASE
 CLOSE TODAY
Will be Given 10 Jury this Ev- enins-vvitnesses for Dc
 fense arc Denounced

New York, Oct. Si-Thc Becker case will go to the jury today. Attorney Mcintyre, in closing for the defense said that Rose was the only witness for the prosecution connecting Lieut.. Becker with the murder of Her man Roscnthall. He denounced inc witnesses for the prosrcu- lion as. vile degcncralrs. reck- ing in lflth and mfamy. While h. was addressing the jury, Mrs. Bsrkcr, who was present. wrpi prnfuscly.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24

l.rihhrI'lg'. \!ia.. .JrI. ", aMurh rNcii"Inc.i' Ir..>a,I, m ai
 Latter Day $d,"i~ r"!"ni"- ii
 Ahrrih pr''\ imr.' ,."iHA "L"r :lI"
 aiiIIniIiIrrIi'ni "i i'rr- i,i'',I .I,,-
 >rph smith. head "G Ih" MnYYI,:,u rhurrh. in ilr rll"rI ii:ai q lrIu'l' will br luiiii Iu "iir "i Inc ~"IllrII,.ni- in RaNIIiuuh. Aiia. Tn" tempt" will hr sim liar [" ,lhr'-" m !alI and alt ri-hI~ and ordinances of lhn church will h' administered within ils. holy precincts here. II will cost irtWrrn SlGO .nOn and SlJn.nUO
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
GIRLS
 ARE SAVED

san FranciSc". Oct. 2i--Chnp- ping their way with axes into a Chinese ~IaN" den. Immigration 'nSprrf"r, J. M. Nicholson and [. II. Gnbbin today rescued two VI. ..: Chinese slave girls, b""u-I:i inth Ihis country ''' imIIiI"rni purpOSrS. The
 girls were sent lu Anc"l l~i" :' and will probably br drp"ri .'d.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
Jack and the Rsans stalk

A prize will bc given on Sal = urday evening 10 the patron who sends in the nearest to how this great picture was made. Leave descriptions al box office. Cou- pon drawing for handsome pair of pictures also on Saturday evening. Don't miss seeing Jack tonight and other new pictures.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
ANGRY WOMAN
 AFTER TAILOR

Sayl Francisco, Oci. 2i--Two hundred irale women held Il inr"ting opposite the hall justice here to decide whether a lynching b'f' should be inaug- uraIcd to dispose of three tailors whom they claim swindlrd them OH a suit club proposition.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
BROKER FAILS
 IS ARRESTED
Broker Whose Firm Failed is Accused. of Larceny of
 $1o0,o00

B"Sl"n. Drl 23--Strph"m R. Dow. head "f stephen R. Dow X Cn. brokers. which failed a Few days ago. Was arrested in- day un a warrant charG ing him with ih" larceny of SlOO.OOO from Inc Franklin Mining Cnin- pa IN.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
MAKES A PENNY
 IN BUSINESS DEAL

Washington, Ocl.2 "A William Hamilton, a member of the firm of J. PierpOnt Morgan & Co.,, :tcetifying he1Prc the trust in- rcstigati0n said that Morgan had received 100000 shares for or ganizing the Harvester trust, these shares now having a value of 3,5OO,OOO.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
steamship

Thf steamship MaripOsa sailed for the south this morn ing at 7 o'clock. Should the Alaska Hallway Commission be able 10 make their way over the .railr0ad from Chitina, the steamer will kprobably wait for the party, who are anxions to sail on the sieamer for Juneau, fin order to complete their work in time to report to congress early in December.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Martin left for the outside where they will spend the winter with relatives and in Southern California. They will both be much missed here during their prOtractrd ab- senca.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
BLACKS FIGHT
 FOR OFFICE

Wa>hinulnn. Oct. 2i--DuniIi- icalI rrbrl~ ar" marchin. On purrIa Plata. where the gUNrrn- ln"nl troops are strongly In- ircnchrd. \ battle briwrrn the opposing forces will br fought within the next three days.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24

Robert J. McChesney was an outgoing passenger on the Mar iposa. MT. McChesney will pass the major portion of the winter in Arizona, returning here in the spring.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24

J. W. Bagley, of the sociological survey. left for Washington, D. C., on the Mariposa, after hav- ing made typographical sur- vcy of the region lying between Shoup glacier and Columbia baG sin. ..~
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-10-24
Weather Report

Barometric Pressure .20.393 Temperature T p. .m.. ..3I. Maximum Temperature. .35. { Min mum Temperature. 7. 3O.O00 Mean Temperature ,.32.5 800
 Cloudy. Light breeze.