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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-01
Every Word of it True,

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-01

Did you know that CALOMEL is
MERCURY, and that its mercurious
effects will ruin the system. while
GRIGSBY'S LIy-vER-LAX is purely
vegetable and can be used with per-
feet safety Ask STEPHENSON
BROS. lsItf
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-01

Ball. tHc tHdphiy VI NV 'SS'S -
Bunch Hits Responsible for Their
Defeat.
That "all the world loves lover
has fine counterpart in the express
sion that "all the sports love game
loser" But in attaching to this SEN
tence the sporting world would leave
no great amount of affection with
certain members of the bunch that
came here Friday.
Excepting whatever OF distastefui-
ness that was added by the conduct
of a few, the game was a good ana
snappy one. and while the Columbia
boys got the short end of the scoring
they are sportsmen enough to know
that they cau't win all the time, and
their record this summer has been
one continuous streak of winning.
The score was four to two against the
home team at the close Of the game.
The team representing LeWisburg
was composed of the best players to
be found in Marshall, Giles and LIN
coin counties. Jim Hamilton, one OF
the best known college athletes in
Middle Tennessee, and also one OF
} the cleanest ball players, pitched TOT
! the visitors and yielded only five hits
: Good natured Earl Armstrong, who
) is always favorite in Columbia, was
I at first and Sloppy Turner, the IA
/ nous Vanderbilt player took care OF
. right garden and did it well, too, and
!. to his almost sensational fielding at
. times may lie attributed the victory
e for his steam.
el Frazier only allowed six. hits Dut
If unfortunately these were punched
n four Of them coming in the sixth in
ming, netting three runs The Other
Irun came in the eighth inning, wher
Smith and Sloppy Turner got hits.
Up to the sixth inning the score
was 2 to 0 in favor Of the locals ant
there was desperation on the part Q
~ the visitors. They had come wit
a. the determination to get the lon
~ end of the decision and 1t was ge.tin
" considerably into the argument witt
OF out anything in their favor. Twic
ne they had attempted to get chas
istarted with man on third with tn
hope that the ball would be throw
away in the excitement. But Ia
Morrison, who was guarding Il
plate did not furnish the excitemen
but deliberately outran the baseru
ner and put him out. Practically Il
same thing happened between &c
ond and third when Marshall allow
This affections for the base to wal
and got too far away.
) =. In the sixth when the visitors car
tra' in to bat there was conference
ex- fore they faced Frazier and an ed
Twas ordered to stay on the bal
1--WE can't monkey with these
n lows, they are going to win II sol
prudence is not put into our pa
Jury running"
In the games in which Morrison
played here he has made himself p
ular at every angle. He is a
player, always wide awake to. the
tpoints and doing things, and alw;
has a pleasant word and smile.
IN Joins in the sport because he IL
~ it, but anything unclean spoils
flavor for him, and his appearance
the diamond adds tone to the gan'
RIFF The score by innings:
Iewisburg o 90 0 o 3 0 /
columbia 0 20 o Y
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-08-01
ONE KILLED,
SIXTY INJURED
IN A DOUBLE WRECK ON THE LE-
HIGH VALLEY RAIL
ROAD.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, July 2S.-One
man lost his life and sixty persons
were more or less seriously injured
in a double wreck on the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad at Rockdale, fifteen niles
north of this city, early today.
A rigid investigation is In progress
to find out Why Engineer Elmer Walk
Of Leighton, IN charge Of a fast meat
freight from Buffalo to New York, ran
past block signal and torpedoes,
crashing into local freight taking
water at Appleiack Tank, sixteen
miles north of Allentown. Too late
Engineer Walk saw the tail lights OF
the local, and sticking to his post put
on all brakes, while his crew jumped
Conductor Henry Woepple, Of Exton
in charge of the local, aw the danger
of the rear END collision and ran from
the caboose to the lime car ahead
his life being crushed out between
the two cars in second later. Tn
impact Of the collision derailed tn
lime car and threw it against the ter
. der Of the Buffalo express which wa
| Just passing. The tender was tor
, from the edge Of the locomotive an
sent to the endge Of the river BAN
} taking with 1t two Of the day coache
!. an immigrant car and smoker. tt
t heavy steel Pullman sleepers benin
" did not leave the track and the pa
/ sengers were not even awakened.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
SPAIN FRIEND OF THE
UNITED STATES, ALLEGED

washington. f. g.. ian ST. spa"
/. n friend of the United stat san"
Federico ENas representative "I VIC
WINE grower aud shippers assoc no
tiou of Jrr,l dc De frontera, SPAN
who s u' the raleigh
"Th, 1Htv uuploasuutncss. has nos
,pnitt,rod spain When Admiral cen.
,rr. steamed OUT OF Santiago hnro"'
under orders from the spanish gov
eminent aud had his tl't sunk there
was very bitter sentiment Tow
IN, t-uitad states. but the years th"t
have gone since 1888 nave soften
the feelings ct tho spanish p""p'''
and today spain welcome" WIN ""''
enthusiasm the visitors from Amer "a
than from ans other country TN
cuban war o. merely an incident nov
I'm tho south Of spain where J'f''
BE- Iu,st.d. h, thing that come rms us
MOST 81. ihc lack ct rain Their" nos
NOT been drop of rain iu mat part
of spain iu th, last uiu' m"n'h.
wheat. barley and grapes ARE th'
principal products win 90" ta'u
| there has boon lttl" wheat. Ga" grape
Ian, small and HhuN,I,d Under These
circumstances the pcupl" arc. per
haps. not lu so prusg' &C. roudi
| tiou as they might Doc, hut Spain De-
q nation of riches There are .iV,
! classes th, very rich and tho OIL,
| ncIun There Be- uo middle class.
| presume chat tho wealth OF Spain pn
CAPITA would Ur ua great us that col
ANS European nation
TIL, high cost oi Twins bias u'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
EXCITING CANES Of
THE SPORT ARE
PROMISED
Exhibitions Scheduled TO Hap
pen in the Armory; First
Game to Begin Promptly st
Sis O'clock.

Basketball games are happening
thick and fast during last week. but
az that the real fan cannot aftord to
overlook the double header scheduled
- happen IN the Armory tonight. with
The boys and girls teams % the Las
Vogas Normal University and Albu-
Querquo Indian school as the opposing
aggreea;ions. The Normaiitcs arrived
last nisht from the Meadow city. de-
tCrmined ga trim the wards Of Uncle
Sam The visitors are the guests 81
the Indians "a the Indian school today
and Wlll be the guests Of honor al the
social dance which Is 10 follow the
games thin evening. The game be-
tween the girls teams will be the
opening number this evening. the hrst
ball % be put into play promptly az
lSsi5. The game between the boy
hyes win follow and II b. expected
that tho court will be the scene ~ con-
siderable spectacular work and much
a. element during every minute the
basket shooting performance Is under
way indian dances will feature the
program this evening. braves from tho
government school being the per-
formers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

ins ladies and mobiles and members
Of patrols and bands
&. " Davis chairman Of the com
mittcc on reception 81. PATROLS ana
hands. IL In rccoipg OF letter from
ISosair temple of LouNsvllie. Ken
tuoky. announcing arrant dement's had
bocn made 10 send tho kPsnir patrol
and officers 10 the DALAI meeting.
this In addition 10 four representn
tivcs and not less than nifty Mobiles
and ladies'. Mr.. Davis n 81 the opln-
ton that the military encampment FOR
patrols and hands will bee one of the
most attractive features Of the meet
ms Reports he has received indicatc
that fluffy 5000 men will participate
IN the encampmcnt
Accommodation Tor Tee people
have been reserved in the -. George
annex for Moslem teiapie of Detroit
/ william r. Benallack. past potcnlate
! Of Mnsiem temple recently visited
Dallas and arranged for the TcserNH'
4 iions and then lett for Mexico, where
Y the MoFlcm dele cation viii visit .attci
the Imperial council meeting
/ j. y. Forrest. chairman nI the no
4 tcls and housing committee. BE- m re-
/ ccipt Of letter from T. J Hamilton
| assistant general superintendent of
\ the Carnegie steel company 90 FHw
4 burg. Pa. and a member of syria tenn
/ pie of that city, stating That rescr'a
l lions for t25 Mobiles and ladies IRON
I SYRIA az the southland we're entircN
II satisfactory This b. IN addition u
/ the patrol and band which VII r"pr"
II sent Pirtsburg IN the big military en-
campmcnt
II Morocco temple OF JncksonNHl'
n Fia.. has arranged for special d'
II luxe train and will come to ba'l'
II via birmingham nne Memphis.
II Memphis the Florida delegation WI
stop over Tor the purpose Of witness
II inx the opening 81 the new Shrh
temple there. Arrangement nov
been made to make o stop IN ""
springs ON the return trio
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
ATHLETICS TO WIN
CONNIE MAGKS
FIRM BELIEF
Has an 0utfield in Which He
Can Place Confidence; Only
Accidents and Development
of New Phenoms Will Work
Against Club.

Philadelphia. Jan. 3l.-Connie
Mack. the sage OF Leh.gh avenue. who
seldom talks fer publication IN the
loaf months comes right out bodily
and says that the Athletics have the
team this year out OF winch muslin
Winners are fashioned.
Il am going 60 make Is strong hght
FOR the peunant this season, and be-
neva that / have the string 10 bring
one here. I think mat the 1913 Ath-
letics are stronger than the team
which won the worlds championships
In 1919 and 1911.
"Of course I'm not saying we are
certain winners. Tor there are too
mtuy things 20 upset predictions, Ac-
lldents, trades. the discovery or new
phcnomonons and the going back Of
stars. an AFFECT championship brush
For instance. in 1879 the pcunan'
Was conceded us hy every manager In
tho league. and the last day of me
rae, found us lea third place.
we lost last year because of th'
Inceldents TO Danny Murphy aud Barr,
! the siump in our outheid md the de-
/ lection OF two pitchers. We can
guard against accidents in the future
but 1 have mendcd both our pitching
stan and outheld."
Mack gives the nrst official indirn
ton of how he .s going 90 dress hh
garden ct 1918.
For tho Hrst time in many years
[ he said. "I have nn outnold in whicf
| 3 can place confidence. have goo'
material and plenty Of material
20 will start tne season WITH ola
ring. strmk uud Eddie murphy hllinl
/ the three posts This gives ne Da'
/ Murphy. walsh and pulcy Boo reserve
} struuk won't SEQ good last year mat h'
l cannot bc displaced and Yoi oldrnl
b. such competent man that ca
| Keep him ou the bench. oldrlng ha
been taking good cHfe 0f himself am
wm play swift bali this your Eddi
Murphy b. nrst choice for right helc
because be- is roinF 10 top my hailin
order pud room must bo made 70
him
"This gives me tho elder Murphy
Walsh and Daley IN reserve. IN
chances arc that ! vii keep tll ~
outnpidefs While don't expect .
use nan Murphy in the heid ai
going Geo keep him as pinch htie
pan cen rll hit even 90 las knee
weak walsh and Daley viii then ,
available Cor reserve duty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

4 nicrr0-Tom McCarcN Of Los An
gcics tolcgruph,d Johnny Couion.
bantamWeigut champion OF the world.
an oHer 90 meet the winner 81 the
Campi- Eddie" Wlliiams bout which
VIII Ss held "a Vernon California.
February H. McCarcy suggested
March ~ as tentative date for the
contsct. and said he would present a
diamond belt IN addition 80 "A purse 10
the winner.
Coulon has not answered the tele-
gram but probably WI do so today
He has been 100 for several weeks. Be
fore meeting the winner Coulon ne
Flres to have three ar four hghi- Win
1 som, 81 the lessor lights To BohhN
Gresham. who once beat Johnny when
both were Amateurs the champion haas
/ prorl fed the Hr-t short bout
! Tho champion thinks Williams VII
Hpfeut Campi Although Noulon never
! has fought 'ampi, be- boxed Williams
a ten rpuur Draw 10 NeW York and
/ has great respect Tor the latter
ability
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
No Reason why Anyone Should SUI
fer With Such a Dishesrtening
Experience.

No case % contagious blood poison ~
ever cured untn the last particle OF mo
yir,,s bn. been removed from the cifcua.
zion. The feast faint LEFT in me O'pp'
vii. sooner or later. cause a. tfetn ""'-
break ~ the trouble, with al itH m"oou.
AND destructive symptoms N uicei'le!
mouth and thruut, copper 'vi"Fen
rplotehoa. falling hair. sores ana ulcers.
,tr 80 othe- medicine so surely cures
contagious blood poison ua y >. y ~
,,.s down into the blood and sio1dlly
s,a surely drives out every particle ut
,he Infection u absolutely and periecuy
p1rlnea TIC blood. and leaves THIS Nli'l
T,-J ss fresh. rich and healthy ns 10 waf
bof.re the destructive virus OF contagious
blood poison entered the clf'uIAi''u-
g s. s quickly takes effect on the nlu"l'
and gradually tho symptoms disappear.
the health b. improved, the SKIN 'lonFeN
of nil spots, sorcs aud other bioin'Sne'.
the hair stops coming out. the mouth NM
throat heal and whom >. - NV
clo,nsea tho system ~ tho poison NJ
,r.re ~ The disease Is left y 3.
r,,res contagious blood poison because it
A. The greatest OF All blood purinefH'
tested and proven IN hundreds ana nun
ar,da az cases an over the country
Won will nnd y $ 3 for stlc IN h'
5rue stores az 81 90 pcr bottle. Write 20
srbc swift SPECIFIC Co, 1'7 swift Wdt .
Atlanta en-. Tor private medl'.l 'lE' 1
and "A very instructive bouk ~ tH 'l'N
\ Diseases sent free, scaled VI p'a'i'
wrapper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

Sew YORK. Jan. 3i-Churuot'ri/-
ing ss madness" colonel Goeth1is.
mt,st apd mos; stuftIing csumBt" "'
un less than $4,000 soldiers 5s urDoa-
sary Co guard the Panama canal An
drew Carnegie. speaking hast night 's
presiding officer az tho annual meet
inr az ~, Nce YORK. Peace society,
urged against military and nayai In
yrcasc to said h' hoped Woodrow
Wus,uH Response tu aus proposal for
iuer,as" would hr
FRA, tell m first sraiuW what
enemy you need this further grotc'
tiou
"Proutnl, NOT one OF the three 'd
duiuntI hattlrahips demanded. 81
built ever will Gre p shot again "a
foe. t4.. uuU. U0u nr,dI,s-lt 'tHtn
dot,d Nj earnest, declared
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
TENTATIVE PROGRAM
WILL BE READY SOON
Especial CorSeapsndence 60 thr

Ispecial Correspondence y" me "eF"l"
Dallas. Tex, Jan 3i.N lrnl"'' Pr
program for me week oi Nay l2-l'
when th, Imperial council Ancient
Arabic order Noblos eff the Mys'
Shrine. ,uu,cgos in This ol'S. VIII s"'u
hp ready tor distribution. N'h'' MING
u Tboms chairman of enc 'N'cuu''
committc expects to furnish record
cr throughout shrinedom Win these
progiams vithin the nest "'eh. h'''
DAYS ot shrine week from Monde
NN, ~. to FRIDAY. May lt' VIII h'
covered Shoe businots sessions "l emo
convention and every entertainment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

feature.
" NJ rr,hhsuor chairman of 'h"
committee uu badges aud souvenirs
auuouu,cs thai 90, work of his com
mite, Boz completed The executive
committee has approved OF the design
for badge for tho members of the
various committees iu which inc
shrine ,olnrs Of red. yellow aud
groou are used Mr Forhhcim. who
hus boon visitor goo several Imperial
council m Hiuss hold loo thr past. has
given th, .uutpuir phase of tho work
constant attention and declares lh'l
tres. distributed at the n1lhs
..... most beautiful ln
shrine history Souvenirs arr to %"
given the Imperial officers. Hepr,srn
tatiyes 90 the Imperial council, visit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

home OF Airs Marshal's parents az
Scottsdaie near here.
Chicago Members of tho Chicago
National League baseball club will boz
uut ON their honor not to drink dur
ing the coming season. President
Charles W Murphy Nld yesterday
My position regarding driuking is un-
changed be- said There is no ncros-
-ity for drinking clause however.
Murphy wrote to James Thorpe and
u4ked him Co Join the Chicago Rational
league team
Houston. T,XIs-- Mra Adolph Top
perWein. OF san Antonio, Texas and
W r. Heor Of Guthrie oklahoma
tied for high professional honors with
1858 breaks out of possible $50 lu
the sunny south handicap shoot yes.
tordsy. Edward EorEEnrd. Waco Tex
ls. was hish amateur with 1866 brc1k'
out of lNo targets aud Nicholas Ari,
and u. r. HateoN. amateurs of Uuus
| ton. won tho Houston Post champion
ship trophy IA tine batter event ~. p
WhitncN ANTHONY kansas ind " W
! Arnold Learned. Kansas. lrd th'
/ Houston team 90 th. 0r round Nitl
60 straight breaks but ou fhe shoot of
| Nrir 9uG HaycoN broke g. and whit
| ncy and Arnold a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
eeeeeee>eeeeeeeeeeseo e~ssee~eee@teeoeeeesee
SPORTS
Las Vegas Normal Teams and Indians to
Play Basketball DOubleheGder Tonight

80 ! could walk Ia another. ana n I
wanted 20 read paee Of newsps per.
] aimcd ~ page B. Now ! am pretty
nearly normal--at least gmy eyes are.
for you have 10 examine closely 90
see that they are the least bit crossed.
I think that constant work with the
Stoves II what h curing me; you see.
Watching the other fellows gloves has
gradually restored my eyes 10 what
ought 10 be their regular positions"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
BOXING CURED CROSS
EYES SAYS X. o. BROWN

New orleans Jan SLIT you re
GRO s.eNed. you'd helirr take up mo
boxins game. a. lenst That's me ad-
vice handed out by knockout Brown
Dsnnv Morgan's augfing ighiWcight
when { en,rtod hEhung in 1905,
aa.a proWn ~ uas H0 cruss-rycd lini
tteopis laughed whenever they looked
al me. whl, looked ia one direction
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

4 hiUugo Managers of basrhHl|
teams who have been tclcRraphing and
writing James Thorpe. tho Indian sta-
lete for his terms noW may begin all
over again Thorpe. % WAS announced
yesterday by President ban Johnson ot
tho American league. Is not free
upcnt. but b. under contract with tho
Fayetteville. s. O.. club Therefore.
81 Riu bee necessary Go negotiate for
his VaIelse through the owner of that
club johnson received this iUforma
ton ia telegram from secretary Far
Tell ~ the National association.
Thorpe signed contract In 1910 with
the Rock, Mount North Carolina
club. AZ Sie5 month. Later ne was
transferred 10 Fayetteville and re-
served by that club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

Are YOU troahlcd with weak ankise.
hat foot. cramped toes. falling arches
tired. aching foet2 Try a pair Of our
arch Supports." They viii give YOU
Immediate relief and viii finally cure
your complaint All sizes FOR men
and women t2.00 pair. G.. Mays
shoe Store. 3ii West Central avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

cleveland ~ Notice of the with
draVal of Windsor ontario, track
from tnc Grand circuit nas received
Yesterday nv Secretary J Nunc. IT'D"
Grand circuit win open ibis year AZ
Cleveland. july 90 ls instead OF
June go. at windsor and viii boz com
posed of twelve clubs Instead of thir-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

Carlisle. Pa Frank Bancroft. busl-
ness manager OF the Cincinnati Ma
tionni league baseball club. arrived
fere yesterday and endcayored to Sc
cure tho signature of James Thorpe,
recently doposcd champion amateur
athlete GO IL contract with mis- club
Thorpe stated that he intends 10 play
professional baseball but has not
agreed upon terms with any one.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

Konsas City 40 change IN the rel.
atiye positions OF the contesting teams
In the six day bicycle race In conven-
ion hall In this city developed al tho
end ct the third eight hour period last
night. the seven leading teams had
covered 527 miles AND s laps Blatz
and Wilcox made several unsuccessful
attempts "a regain inc lap they lost
"Wednesday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
SPORTING BREvITIES
OFF THE WIRE.

Los Angoles--Jack Ryan. formerly
pitcher Tor the Boston aud Cleveland
IN orleans. and the -. Paul team Of
,hc American association, signed last
night with the Los Angeles coast
league team.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

gbosuiN, NN -Vir- Frgsid"nt-olori
'Thomns u Marshnil was Initiated yos-
terda, into thc4ntrirncics OF golf MI
and Mrs Marshall are guests 90 the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

"gIIV TnIV" fNe only ladies' Fhnf dressing tAhl
posIl'srir contains On hIHrkH and f0shcs ladies'
aud cN idfCu hGats hnd shoes, shinet Witneai fuo
bine. gtc. 'TREqCH Gloss. Joe. ,...
DANDY" tUHlNiNaflnu iuf flnanhA hnl liNHNlNh
MI Ends III rusaaf or tan fhof lif. HIAh aitri lt,'
-OulCk WHiIf' un lguid form win spongel quieh-
n elfaus aud whitens dirty cantha ehnfs l.l' -,
"Afn0" Ctkaht AMI WhittNs canvas eNoss'
spourc inc in hahdsome, large Aluminium hoae''
with epnuge. llr. a..
"TIlIT" combustion lot ftn en,.h wNn W..
spd inatre 10 al hinrk shoes. Polish WIN binsh
or 10th, 80 cents 'BAny Kfltt' tlte, 70 cents
lf Ytuf draifr does not tcip we SUI 49,. H 7"
az frlt M f.trt.s fr full tlHN tahfHFt hAlNfs ihA
WtfYvEmonG aROs, a Co,
aOsee klbanY Street, CatnhHega' "s~s
IAf 0iflIf anf f1fEff MfIHfH. iaiHaW
shat lbiffLfi 80 flf hgfa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

(eAut1 wallis until luiVV q. ~ fuF
arrival ~ vi r. a n W. train Na. 30
Fnso one way, 80. Round trip, SIS.
400 lbs NaERage carried freei excess
hnnrare. $3.50 per 800 iha baggagt
mp 10 SEQ lDs. carried.
Connections made a. YauRhn with
an Al. n. a A w. and santa w. train
1taawali Aui0 Co., ltosHciis o"nrfe
fsa.nnstom ll9oss Vaughn Aennta'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

Boston Mass -President-ei"rt Wi.
son has notified the International
committee that the winners cup in
this years German American sender
YACHT races filieht be- presented in his
name The rules provide that the
honorary donor shall bc head 81 the
government iu the country where tho
races are held The contests will Pee
on Marblehcad. beginning on August
20 Tine eastern YACHT club furnishes
the trophy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

teen Ia hts letter TO secretary Kline.
President George NJ. Hendric, Of tho
Windsor club. said that the dates
awarded them by tho stewards 40 the
meeting IN PIttsburE. January "a,
were not suitable. as a running race
meet Is to Doe held % short time before
that
Wtshingtou--SNi txeiluud viii send
"a rifle team Co tho International
matches M Camp Perry. ohio. in
September. according to adyiccs Go
the National Rifle association oi
America.