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The evening world., 1913-12-13
Match Arranged by Promoter
Jim Coffroth for Washing
toms Birthday Afternoon.
Bu John Pollock.

W. LILLE RITCli1E and Tommy
w Murphy arc TO meet In .
" tw~nty-round bout for the light
weight championship after all. The
champion was operated on for tho Sec
ond time Thursday night. and . few
hours after the operation on his nose
he felt NO well that he sent for his
manager. Harry Foley. and told him to
20 ahead and arrange for another bat
tic with Murphy Foley. jam Buckley.
manager OF the New York boxer. and
Jim Coffroth. the promoter. then got
together and decided to hold the bout
at tho Mission Street Arena. Frisco.
on the afternoon OF washington's Birth
dag. The weight will be l35 pounds.
Leach Cross and Bud Anderson have
signed articles Of agreement with Pro-
moter Tom McCarey TO battle twenty
rounds At the Vernon A. C. OF Los An
Eeles on New Years Day. They have
agreed TO make i1 pounds two hours
before they fight Bud has been beg.
ging for chance TO get on with Leach
again ever since he was knocked out
by the Fighting Dentist. This time. he
says ne will turn the tables.
Young Shugrue. the crack Jersey City
lightweight. VITO meets Cy Smith at
browns Gym on Tuesday night. was
signed for another match to-day by his
manager, Tommy Lee. He'll hook UP
with Willie Beecher Of the east side At
the Collar city 4. q. OF Troy on Jan. g.
Tho articles OF agreement were signed
YESTERDAY, both boys agreeing to make
i% pounds on the night of the bout
Entries for the amateur boxing tour.
nament to he held at the City Athletic
Club Dec. ii md Is Will close to-day
with Myers, Chairman of the City Ath-
letic Club Boxing Committee. No. GO
West Fisty-fourth street. The classes
are los, TIC, rs and III pounds. Gold
watches and fobs will be given to win
ners In each class. and gold iilsd
| watches to the second men.
Packey Mcfarland would not speak
| 10 Bat Nelson when the latter stepped
~ the ring NJ Milwaukee the other night
20 he introduced. While Mcfarland was
boxing Bri,ton tho old Battler kept
shouting remarks at Mcfarland. and
Packey finally yelled to Nelson: ITS a
good thing haven't YOU In here.
would knock your block on"
| Tho Paris newspaper Auto says that
the announ cement that the Interna'
tional Boxing Union had deprived Jack
Johnson Of the title OF worlds heavy
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younsstsss Will be Increased Nd 10 ~,
least 10 before THE month Ia out, as
most OF thu horses now booked 10 come
IN are Ut this age. Those soon expected
to arrive are the strinSs OF James But.
Ter. q. N. Odom. 4. u. 6prsckies, w. II.
Dupee and J. y. Newman and son.
with the yearlihSs yet to come In. by
tho time OF the hrst o.yaar-old zee
Of the l9N season ID run Off on New
Years Day there will he then more
youngsters Quartered a; the Juarex
course than ever before In the history
OF the track II may also he noted that
II looks. breeding and promise stand
Tor actual early results. there will be
more than one Hawthorn. or Q sscond
OLD Rosebud, sQpong the two.year-old
dsvelopnients aCths Juarss track thu
winter when the season Of isit q well
started On the way.
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TO take out naturalization paperS and
write Brooklyn" opposite his name
on the hotel registers the shortstop-
ping Job IL his.
II that In real. honest-to-Goodness
money. Tinker will go on record Is
having brought tho highest price Of
any bailplayer In the history OF the
game. And the most remarkable part
OF Il 10 he 10, next TO Hans Wagner.
the Oldest playing shortstop In the
National League.
Somehow. the Doubling Thonss.s
have q notion that the $4,000 II to be
paid In players. as was the case In
the celebrated $500 that Pittsburgh
paid for Pitcher O'Toole.
We do not wish to crab Charley Eb-
bets's newly gained reputation as a
plunser, but $500. you know. Is q lot
OF dough.
II Tinker Is finally landed In Brook.
lyn the Superbas will be a dangerous
gang In the next chase for the pen.
nant They will have one OF the hard
est hitting infieids In the business and
every one 10 . crack fielder. It's pretty
hard 70 beat a com bination made up
Of Jake Daubert, Cutshaw. Tinker and
Red Smith. Look around tho league
and see II you can spot n team with an
infield that looks stronger.
| Roy Reeves, who has been chosen az
private secretary to Governor, or rather
President. Tener. Is one of the best
known newspaper men IN the country.
For years he was a baseball scribe al
Philadelphia and later on acted as sec.
rotary to the Phillies. He knows every
angle of the game. and will be a val,
liable man. He will be on the Job ir
New York while MIR. Tener Is attend
ing to the gubernatorial business In
HARRISBURG. His :, ,rk will not inter
ferc In the least with that OF Johr
Heydler.
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Second Rosebud
Is Expected at
Juarez Track

JUAREZ, Mexico. Dec. l3.--At prescnt
theso are by actual count ~ horses
CHARTERED at the Jockey Club Juarsx
esusUs. There are yet booked to arrive
hsse y the next ten days or two weeks
ssv1Dty-nve more performers. 20 w the
ml0Do Of this month. II 10 safe 10 say.
~ - tAap - horses will w In tns
lnG11DD q ths Juarss track. cf the
,JoqDn Vow 81 this c0usee. only
qGoogeoSe Ase ysassings The VT q
The evening world., 1913-12-13

nag another snake experience We building
slonC
sseey saw big snake fash out from Just
ahea OF whip
.n IHes didn't have tine to jump either
could strike and raised rlsht the whhei
ne ~eam twenty feet
great quality tell
ana 1
seconndence a
In
msssd
rone"
osntay with him
"Bushing you" suggested, picking ny
"Yss
wentn Il - " $500 ." .
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Mitchell Tells About Pcyils of Hunlino.

Anoh time We wore pushing
Of
mouth lying In bush
the q
IN the head
they
" ~--'
THE exciting . that
1nxuar
Ns poacohSr!ctor
We
the
ans I'll
break
tn
'tAeV me Killed two didn't DON'T a
except at We
Tho horses die o snail
The evening world., 1913-12-13

four cards (a) The player wss sigAA
The dealer should have taken the sStv~
card back II IL had not bssa tabea
from the board.
To the Sporting Editor:
!. A bets Il that Harlem Tor-,
Murphy lay down 10 Knockout Brown
IN tneir fight In which Brown knockaA
him out ia the first round. .. Can a
dealer draw Ave cards In . g4ms Of
draw poker.
i. Tommy was not In condition ~
night. and Browns furious sttsoS n
him At the stroke Of the gong haA -
goaug when the bout vas stovpeA. n
Drawing "book," or hve cards, IL vss'
fsctly regular. It 10 barred IN ~
games By agreement.
10 tie sporting Editor:
VIII you kindly outline the rama ~
cricket? l., f. LEVIo
Cricket 10 not = gams--it 10 ~ e.
aiction.
The evening world., 1913-12-13
Hartley and Herzog Go to Gin
cinnati and Latter May Be
Appointed Manager
and Cardinals Pull on Big
Trade-Oodgers Pay S25. 900
for Tinker.
Bv Bozen,an Bulger.


NOW what 90 you nno~ -
masnates waiting until the ihhoeo". Va
ISLANDERS were hurrying to their tfA'ht'
and than have broadside Of trades
h,,r.t right in our face? They could
,,,-, =. v.u bavs done thls two DAYS
Ius' "e .,,, 80, U.,n,e 9roh.
ago aho uN'0v' $40. liz, 4, 10,
otio Nhape anu o""' - 90 q.
OF expense money. but inc ueo"
done. and here we are with the o'o
National League smashed around con-
siderably.
49,. .,a uart,sy hays turned in
ner."S - ~ ~, ,.s .s ,-or, rou,
the" ~ p.hh,,
on VIII wear inc reu o'ooN's''
Beseher' inc man on ~"o" ,..".-
IA. do'ed ,or' 10 mes .',,,..Lr. ,s.,,v
-,,,.-,, IN. c,ap,. IA Konetch
"a Mov,.y -.,, breathe tho
'iAr""" n,..N,. LII. Ync.,d.,
smoke OF ~ous"'
Miller, Butler. WILSON, Aooanson eso
Do,an will 80 Into penal ssrv'tuoe at
st. Louis. Still. someDooy hed 10 ofs"
And. on ton of all this HerzoR may
MANAGE the Reds. We say may" ad-
yisedIy. for Hoblitzell. you know. 10
aiso keen for taking the relns. though
whv he should no ono seems to under
stand. Hartley, not caring what BE-
comes OF him now. will 60 right on
catching in his plain. humble way.
The ACQUISITION of Bescher gives the
Giant, another strong claim on the
pennant. II George Burns improves at
ali on his last years form the New
York outfeld will be practically unbeat-
able. II will excel In speed. be among
the leaders In hitting and have three
OF the bes, throwing arms In captivity.
And they will not be materially weak
ened by the absence OF Herxog, az he
snont most OF last season on the bench.
TNIv Shafor II coming back and in
omn,y able TO take care Of the job.
-.Aoe coar c,ANra 400 IN
cAa,e ro,la
VAoNe 'o
! In case you have wondered how all
| these things happened without the
presence OF McGraw, IL might be we'll
to explain that the cable Tolls az
charged UP 10 , a%" amount to some No..
ss,r1 ,,ks 400.
ms In ,ba meantime the National League
.,.rd. in waiting while Joe Tinker de-
c,des Inc question: Is $4,000 a fair cash
price for having to live in Brooklyn?
Min Mind YOU this $1,000 does not include
tho salary the former Red manager Is
,n rereivs. /, is merely a bonus sum
IA, Garry Herman offers for Joe to
,.ss tho lean into darkness.
Two days ago tinker declared by tele,
.r,n,, thai he would play in but two
c,,'as,J,ittsburgh or Chicago. A. tina,
sane moment Charley Ebbetss offer OF
sas 600 was the best that Herman had
| sccN "".' 800 ~ y,
The evening world., 1913-12-13
Hunting. Sport Most Enjoved By Mitchell


bunting
sure replied Frightening
n.eted with mining
an his life Dick wasn't afraid Of asyhns One
the stream all eoed up In hs and yellow had
H. ]
the middle He began slide slowly The
As tie
hass1
es 8s
nseh DsA
ne ahs ws1gsisA
~ soss to the
a.ssn % sep anA hold asss
urea out a.a sippsa k,ifs
- M ropes cad through asa ees sssSss AseAss
81 eat Ne savss
es~ssa ham elusSsa
ssss
The evening world., 1913-12-13
SPORT |NST|[S confidence,
SAYS mitchell, AND HELPS
MEN TO THINK QUICKLY
Without Boxing, Mayor Elect Admits
He Couldn't Have Stood Recent
Campaign Strain-Tells His
Hunting Experiences

Copyright 1915. Press Publishing
WAS told that Mayorelect John Puroy Mitchell
why. said Mr. Mitchell. his
The evening world., 1913-12-13

that boxing As Il vi 1 well and strong.
Every Mr. Mitchell under the prod
Of another fond fencing Fenced oil
AM
The evening world., 1913-12-13

SUPERIOR. Wis. Dec. i3-Ray Tenn
pie. After an absence from the ring of
seven months. outpointed Joe Sherman
In ten rounds.
The evening world., 1913-12-13

much OF punch. In fact, ] don't
know very much about boxins-just
enough to get . little exercise out
OF II. like boxing and used to en-.
Joy seeing men boz. just % a matter
Of good, skiifui athletic competition.
! saw Q number of bouts, but since
I've been In public once I haven't
had time to take On interest In any.
thing like that. ! boxed a little just
before election. but that WAS for cam.
paisn purposes. My throat was sore
from 10 much speaking and vas
getting pretty tired. 40 Jack Cooper
came up every morning and put mo
through some stunts. II did me q lot
Of good. ! don't believe Id have come
through the strain 80 we'll without
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-22
Puzzled.

isn't that beautiful sunset|
81 don't know"
"Why, can't you see?'
"But can't tell to what school Of art
II belongs"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-22
NORTH HoosIcK

Miss Leta Allen has recovered
from her Illness.
Edward Allen is making extensive
repairs to his store.
Otto Nesbitt has moved into the
house vacated by Robert Hunter.
Miss Mary LAWN Of Albany is Wis
lting her sister, Mrs. George Saund-
ers.
Mrs. p. J. Flynn has returned
from a visit to relatives in Cam
bridge.
Herbert Heggy OF Pittsfield, Mass.
was a guest of Miss Leta Allen on
Sunday.
Mrs. James Straub entertained her
niece, Miss Mary Westfall of Water.
vliet Sunday
Geo. c. Andrews having sold his
farm to Robert Hunter has moved to
Greenfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Woodwork
are entertaining Miss Mae McFar.
land of Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore OF
Bennington we're Sunday guests OF
Mr. and Mrs ID. Russell.
Miss BERTHA Delaney of Albany was
guest of her parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Ruse is visiting in
Troy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-22
Mo FriIIs on IL.

No FriIIs on u.
"was the testimony in that case
cumulative? NO. sir. 1t was just
the plain stuff" Baltimore American
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-22
CORSET

The Vermont Marble Co., today
purchased the NorcToss-W West Marble
Co. of Manchester. Dorset and Gran
Vile, r. r., the personal holdings of
O. w. Norcross in Bennington and
Rutland Counties and much property
owned by Ernest II. West, Augusta
NJ West and Christine West Glover.
The amount of land and marble
rights conveyed aggregates over two
thousand 10000 acres. The Nor
cross-West Marble Co. was organic
ed in 1900 and since that time Dorset
marble has been perhaps the most
extensively used for notable build
ings of any marble in the United
States. Among the many structures
built entirely of this stone might be
mentioned the New York Public Ii
brary; the Harwood Medical School
group; United States Rubber Co.
Bldg, New York residence of Henry
Phipps, Safe Deposit Bldg, Boston;
residence of T. Jefferson Coolidge,
Boston. Temple Israel, Boston; ID. A.
r. Bldg. Washington d. c.; John
Hay Memorial Library, Brown Uni
versity: Royal Bank Canada, Toron'
to; Royal Bank Canada. Winnipeg;
Montreal Art Association Bdg.. Mon
treal, and many others. The so
called Plateau quarry at Dorset was
noted for the many immense mono
lithic columns produced from that
opening. The purchase price of this
group of properties is not known
nor is ii stated whether or not the
Vermont Marble Co, will operate the
Dorset quarries this season.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-22
GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY

Solomon Niles Is building large
stock barn.
Hartland Elwell of Wilmington is
in the place.
Charles Becker and wife were GU
of town the past week.
Mrs George r. Mattlson was in
Bennington the past week.
Mrs Willis Madison Bennington
was in the place recently.
Little Julia Green was taken to the
hospital at Troy Saturday.
Mrs f, S. Howard and daughter
were driging in the place Sunday.
d. Green and mother were driving
in Green Mountain Valley Sunday.
Herbert Madison and wife were in
Bennington Saturday on business.
Mrs. Lauretta p. Saunders visited
in Bennington and South SALISBURY
recently
Walter Bronson was auto driving
with party in Green Mountain
valley Sunday.
Ishmael Waite and Master Robert
Madison visited relatives in Ben
nington Saturday.
Eugene Deitz has been doing in
side carpenter work for Mrs. Martin
Elwell and Mrs. ID. p. Mattison the
past week
A party of tourists consisting of
Mrs. Louisa Tabor and son Henry
G. Tabor and Mrs. Fred Smith and
daughter Miss Cynthia of Dandy,
were week end guests of Mrs.
Smiths Mother Mrs. Ezra Harrington
in Green Mountain Valley, coming
by auto. The beautiful scenery was
greatly enjoyed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-22
PARTISAN SAGE
The Hair Grower Now Sold in Amer
lea on Money Back Plan.

It's a mighty good thing for the
women of America that Partisan
Sage can now be obtained in every
town of consequence.
No preparation for the hair has
done so much to stop falling hair
and eradicate dandruff and make wo-
mems hair beautiful as Partisan Sage.
Partisan Sage is the only certain
destroyer of the dandruff microbe
which is the cause of 81 per cent. of
hair trouble
These pernicious persistent and
destructive little devils thrive on the
ordinary hair tonics.
Partisan Sage is such an extraor-
binary and quick acting rejuvenator
that w. l.. Gokay, who is the agent
in Bennington guarantees IL to cure
dandruff, stop falling hair and itch
ing scalp in two weeks or money
back.
II is a magnificent dressing for
women who desire luxuriant, lustr-
GUS hair that compels admiration.
And a large bottle Of Partisan Sage
costs only 80 cents at w. L. Gokay's
and leading druggists all over Amer
ica.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-22
WEST ARLINGTON

Mr.. Morrow of West Sandgate was
in town one day last week.
Arthur Moffit of Manchester is a
guest of f. o. Hanamans for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lyman were
visiting friends in East Arlington
Saturday
Mr.. Monroe and two sons of Salem
were at the formers sisters, Mrs.
John McClintocks Saturday.
Jesse Harrington. Maud Poor and
Adelaide Hawley were home from
Burr and Burton over Sunday
c. w. Sherman of West Rupert.
Mrs. Sherman, Moses Sherman of
California, Mrs. Eaton and Miss
Fannie Mckee called upon friends in
West Arlington Monday. having
made the trip by automobile.
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RUPERT

Mrs. c, w Hogle spent last week
in Albany
Dr. Manchester of Pawlet was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. LOOMS of Pawlet is visiting
at Rev d. Hughes.
DR.. Dunning OF Greenwich, N. Y,
spent Sunday at Wayne Harwood's.
Mrs. George Paro OF Poultney was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. E.
Austin over Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Thompson, died at the
home OF her son-in-law, Allan Lewis
last Wednesday. Funeral services
were held Friday at her home In
Wells.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-22
The other day breeder of blooded

The other day breeder of booded
cattle who lives not far from the writ
er's home town had five cattle cut OF
nine head that were bought at sale
returned TO him because they showed
symptoms Of tuberculosis when tested
by veterinarian of the department of
agriculture prior to being shipped out
of the state. There should be laws
in each s{ate that would prevent breed.
ers from offering any animals for sale
that had not passed satisfactory tu-
bercuin test. When n buyer gets hold
Of diseased bunch such as this one
did IT is calculated TO make him lose
confidence in pure bred cattle and the
men who sell them and in so Tar serves
TO work definite injury to the bust.
ness.
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For the Weak and Nervous

Tired-out, weak. nervous men and
women would feel ambitious, emerge
tic, full Of life and always have a
good appetite. II they would do the
sensible thing for health-take Elec-
trio Bitters. Nothing better for the
stomach, liver or kidneys. Thousands
say they owe their lives 10 this won
derful home remedy. Mrs. o. Rhine
vault, OF vestal Center, N. Y, says:
Il regard Electric Bitters az one Of
the greatest Of gifts. I can never
forget what Il has done for me- Get
a bottle yourself and see what a diff
ference II will make In your health.
ONLY. soc and s1.0o. Recommended
by Harold w. Cole. Druggist Ben
nington, VI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-22
BONNEVILLE

Mrs. Wesley Amidon of Manches-
ter recently visited relatives in town.
W. G. Benson of Townshend was
the guest of George Burbank last
week
Mrs. Frank Dawson of Houghton-
vile called on friends in town last
week.
Mrs Harold Rhoades of South
Londonderry recently visited rela.
tives in town.
Mrs Randall Holden OF South
Londonderry visited recently at
Fred Wilder's.
Mrs. b. A. Prouty visited Mrs. o.
c. Hall in Manchester the latter
part of last week.
Sanford Bunnell was called to
Shushan, N. Y. last week to attend
the funeral of his grandmother.
Leo Slade spent Saturday and Sun
day with the village teacher, Mrs.
Sanford Bunnell in Manchester.
Mrs. David Slade was called TO
Manchester Wednesday by the i'll
ness of her sister. Mrs. Wesley
Amidon.
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Wonderful Skin saive

Bucklein's Arnica Salve Is known
everywhere as the best remedy made
for all diseases OF the skin and also
for burns. bruises and boils. Reduc-
es Inflammation and Is soothing and
healing. J. T. Sossaman, publisher
Of News Of Cornelius. N. c., writes
that one box helped his serious adm
ailment after other remedies failed.
Only 26c. Recommended BY Harold
W. Cole, Druggist Bennington. W
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-22
Knew heir ways.

"You are all in a tremble."
"a lawyer just spoke pleasantly te
me-"
"What OF thatY'
won't he send me bill for it?"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-14
Misses Green
And Browne Meet
For Tennis Tile

PHMAADMFHIA. June N.-01iss Dor
orothy Green Of the Msrion Cricket
Club. near here. defeated Miss Edna
wiidsy Of PiaanAs,d. N. J.. IN he hnal
rovnd Of the womsn's nationai tsnnis
ohampionship In singles. The sors was
a. - k10 Green Will to-day
meet IN the challenge round Miss Mary
Browne Of California, tie ti<e holder.
for the championsh1p.
Both OF the contestants played bril-
iAntiy and II was only aftG . pro-
longsd szohanss Of shots that Miss
Green secured the points IN her favor.
Remarkable accuracy and stsadinsss
nnsily enabled her TO defeat Miss VIII.
dsy. VINO played the sams rapid game
she displayed In the state tourna msnt
when she vas Punnsr-up to Misu
BPOwns.
Mia, 0resh and Miss w.idsy. who
hold the state championship In the
doubles. win oppose Mrs. Rsbset WIN.
lana, the metropolitan shamoion. and
Miss Mary ArsWnA national ehamplsn,
u ne aasi SSvaA & ~ SssSsss O:I0S.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-14
Harvard Varsity
Eight Will Have
Time Trial To-Day

NEW LONDON. Juns iA-ror ne 80.
ond tine within . few days ne Hsr-
vasd varsity eight WAS prsvsntsd from
TESTING 10 Ussd over the four-mtls
course. Coach Jim wrav haA fnads
osspsrations for the Grew 10 indulge In
9 time tr!ai, but on account q strong
Southsriy brssss hs put on the trial
untn to-day.
CoaaA Wrsy TOOK the crews down
stream and practise was held OF the
naval station. The varsity eight was
the last crsw 10 return TO the boathouss.
The freshman crews coHswain. Krsgss'
was unable 20 take part In the row ~
he was ind4spossd. HIS seat was oocu-
pisd by GaiiahsP. Pirnis. stroke In the
varsity second four.oAr. was also unable
20 take his place In the she'll.
Several Yaas freshmen we're captured
trying TO paint initials on the Harvard
boat house. but thN vera allowed 10
10, Later In the Night they returned
and painted the boathouss and small
boats With blue va" The Harvard
freshmen gut svsN BY dsiA0 the Same
tAia0 - vols's SeakAoNs2