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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
WOlGAST THINKS
He CAN COME BACK
Anxious to Win His Way Back
to Fame and Match With
Ritchie.

New York. January s--On February
q. 1879 az Pot Richmond. cal. "A
Wolesss won the lightweight cham
psonship from B1tti.ng Nelson, ana on
thanksgiving Day. isis :. lost the ero~ n
20 Willie Ritcn.-. 1oftius the title Tor
a period OF almost three years Dur :
.rs this time The cepo--d Champion =
credited with earning sefe.evo. hair
Of ttis ci- fortune wes made N pr Sc
To- WHEN Woizzst fought. ana tne
re-calrSer was accumulated n bets
theatrical engagements and invest
raen.s
woissst e. ambitious 70 continue his
work IA the ring. and. Ike many
others ;hst have been forcsd out. oe-
ileves tfst he can win back the utle-
n wiu be some time before he resny
ccrne, back 20 the sport. but he = an
ticipasi-s q new start which ne hopes
viii lead up to a return match vito
pisrhfr There arc three soxers IN
parflcu!sr whom woiEs-t y ANXIOUS %
fsht They are Rivers. Aanoct ara
R,.chie II "a can BE- srrenEe1. wei
CAST win take on Rivers IN ttenty-
1contInued on Third Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
TALK PLANS FOR
AQUATIC MEET
Virginia Boat Club May Hold
Series of Events in New
Home.

The virginia Boat Club. which has
inst completed a strictly mo1ern ciuo-
house on the point of the island IN
James River. will soon occupy the
structure. The clubhouse mas every
convenience for the members OF the
club and for ehe entertainment OF
ruests. Tncre is 8 spacious dance nan.
wide porcres. sanitary kitchen ana
n heating plant. besides which the
g,,,bbouse is surrounded By graceful
.rees. which in the summer time VIII
afford ample protection from, the sun
.,.avs while regattss are being held
Tho directors of the club. nave IN
der consideration. holding an aqua
&c meet IN June as a sort OF sceic-
s,,.,;on over the completion Of. the
80 bone II held. the meet VIII be
omen TO all persons interested. and IL
vii, nrobabiy be held in connection
With the Richmond Athletic Associa-
,f,n nov in progress OF orEar'za-
ion and Ct which. it is hoped. the
Virginia Boat Club members VIII be
part -.
Tbe-e is growing interest In aqua
80 s,ortS in Richmond. am the mem
,.ersi,ip Of the Virginia Boat Ctuo
,-;,I shox a healthy increase during
tEss year. because at the new cluo-
house a greater number OF MEMBER
an be secon. sodsted The teacn-
i,s 81 rowing and swimming. tegetn-
g with the finer points Of aquauc
sports, IS necessary 20 every. boy anP
~ounz man in the city. and the d'rec-
- 81 the club feel that in their new
to,,. mo- have made precision Tor
Linz ra-e OF hundreds more Of mem
hers. THIS aiding an important iHsu
.,.sc, - those working FOR the phy =
ell welfare and upbuiid ~ the young
v,., OF Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
DRESNAHAh GETS
CLAIM SETTLED

=. r.sr,is. Janasry f-Attorncys ~ Req
Hrssnahan. recent manager - ne 'erai-
rs,s. and NJ. ~ ~ rrnion. cwr-r .. ire
r-t1 to-ntr,rt cs4nc % rn n"cr~-l An',nF ~
sest 49, satisfactory bob 70 him and the
cls5 -.
ftrsr-aNan csa NV sirn wherever -
r,cas~e lie raiued his co1ie i.icl tnst .tlr
- a--ouaf Of raonrr VILE h hsuse.i
c4n affara = sizn2furc 70 a contract WI"
whatever cfrb ne wishes. The terms q the
ssttisusot we're sfIvstes 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
RAILROADS WILL
HELP AUTO. SHOW
Offer Reduced Rates to Rich
mond's First Motor. Car
Exhibition.
START ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN
Sending Out Stickers on All
Letters. AMI Will Distribute
Booster Buttons.

Rounding Into the honestretch, o.
preparation Tor Richnionds frst auto
mobile show. the men behind the guns
the fellows who have provided the
nerve. the energy and the enthusiasm
10 make it success even before tne
first nail has been driven. are satisnea
with themselves and with the amount
OF work they have accomplished Ihey
have been working for Richmond, and
when February 1e rolls around. ana
Mayor Ainslie turns the Key which
ICnntinnnd on Third Pagel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
DOC AYERS WILL
COMPLETE COURSE
Won't Report to Washington
Club Until After His
College Closes.
KEEPING IN GOOD CONDITION
Works in Gymnasium Every
Day-May Come to Rich
mond Club.
BY GUS MALBEItT.

Clark Griffith and his Washington
club, vii, very probably be deprived
OF the services % Doctor William yam
cey Ayers, during the season or 1910
Griffith wants Ayers to report 10 CHAR
;ottcsyllle. where the Nationals are
sure to train. and Ayers refuses 10
report That's where the two lock
horns.
e;rifnth Is looking for a pitcher and
believes he has found one in the local
star OF the Richmond team last sea-
SON Ayers Is looking Tor his u. ID
degree. and can't quite zee his way
clear 10 quit school until after the ex-
1Y,frations When he received let
Ter from Grif1th asking him 20 report
ne had a talk with Secretary Bradley.
of the local OUTFIT. Nobody knows
,ust what that talk amounted 10 SO
FAR as Richmond is concerned. but II
7vas very definite so FAR as the
doctor had any part in IL.
Ayers maintain that his chief aim
in life is to De doctor and try ana
help those of us Who may be suffering
from physical ailments lie likes base
bsil and is willing 20 play baseball.
provided he can first finish his course
IN medicine. Griffith expects 10 take
his club TO Charlottesville sometime
fGK4TQ lEf 4aLtrA pd4 ~ - $500 -
Avers's school SoeSn't close until
May--auite a difference. The embry-
cnsc sawbones is mot going 10 put
baseball before his profession. so IN
less Gr1fith is wiling to. accept MIN
after the school season is over there
wifi be nothing dong.
Keeps i'm conditios.
The subway hinge' is Keeping in con-
dit,on all the time He has always
been a lad of exemplary habits and
works In the gymnasium all OF the
time. In addition f. VIII work on,
Win the Colts when they report lie
,,,5rks mis- amount bs work viii put
him on equal terms With the Washing
,or, recruits who mar be getting into
condition in the hills 81 Charlottesville
AT any rate. he has@nformed Grimtn
that the only condip On upon whieh
h. via Join the Warrington club Is
that he be allowed TO continue MS
I'd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05

\ meeting OF the ~. 7. VS. q the
several hunts ~ vlrE NE and West
virginia viii he hcfl here January
Is 10 clcrt a mcabcr Of The hunts COM
Iaiftce Of the United Steepiechase and
Hunt Association. The present repre-
sentative ON the committees - ,. W.
Graves
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
PAPkE MATCHED
TO MEET KLAUS
Easy Victories of Ketchell's Com
queror No Indication That He
Has Come Back" {

New York, January 4-That Billy
Papke has been able to annex all the
loose honors in the way of gold and
ivory belts that the French have TO
offer makes il evident that the stand
ard of ring excellence on the other side
is considerably lower than Is the case
in this country. Papke has long since
been consigned to the rear when cham
pionships are being discussed in the
United States. Yet he has ben able to
create havoc among the French glove-
men. including that somewhat d<api-
dated idol. Georges Carpenter.
The fact that Frank Klaus. who Is
soJourning in France. allowed Pauks
to carry Off all the honors from right
under his nose is also significant APP
psrentIy the Pittsburgher is no longer
the terror ne was once supposed to be
or else he would rot have been so care
less. After both the American middle
weights had defeated Carpenter. every
effort was made ~ the promoters TO
match the pair. 4 long and ccmpil-
Gated controversy easued between the
lighters. at the end OF which Papk-
seems to have come out on top in the
estimation OF the French. for they law
iShed honors and belts on him TO the
neglect OF klaus. Klaus has an abb
financial Inducements for the match
consistent with his own opinion Of his
dignity and worth. The result OF the
negotiations was that Papke obtained
several profitable matches with Frefscn
boxers while Klaus remained IDLE
However. they now have been matched
10 meet at Paris on March >.
Arsun~nf Can't Convince
Although Fapke - psradinZ his
easily won belts IN an effort to cstsb-
fish a claim that he - once more the
Formidable pugiliSt who defeated stan
Lev ketcheli. he viii meet with >szny
who refuse 70 be convinced Previous
70 sailing for France he showed In
bouts with Jack Denning and Leo
uouci- .ha. h~ was stu the sane
s,othfui aghter who disxusted the fans
a. fne enc ne met sailor Burke At
tire tine Papke had just returned from
Australia claiming the Championship.
but was laughed out Of u after h.s
showing with Burke.
With the chance tina: Klaus. 100. -
= back number. Edd'e NeGoorty stih
looms 40 a. the leading rpiddie~ciEht-
McC-corty's victory over Gibbons va
looked upon more IN The hsat OF
setback rather than step forwart 70
ward the vacant throne. BIZ M Osn-
kosh boxer has two good excuses tor
rs disappointing showing n the nr-t
place ne was weakened By rcdnciuE -
fss pounds u L. doubtful ~netn>r Ne
ean rna,<e rs ana retzin bis fnl
strength. ~ three pounds bcio~ tht<
rofrh n = no wonder that ~ -
hsrufrs< Then. TOO. Gibbons ~ -
a~sensfve tactics. nst~ mc0mpU 40
-, "a Tnr mar r-~-n os4<e<< rs~
sao~n that he can sxht ~hcn h - -
800 CONDITION. aud he nu& kii1 -
eoasldersd the b<st q . seer -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05

Continued on IAird PAGE
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CONTINUED on Third Paseo
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Society Personals

Prominent among those sailing on
the Mongolia this week was Dr. s.
G. e. Mattison of Pasadena, a physi-
clan well known, not only in south
ern California. where he has an en-
ormoug practise, but in the east as
well. His wonderful ability and
splendid character have won him an
enviable niche in me Hall # Fame
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" ~ !. y y y y y y - - y ~ -
and orchids from the DaHtn hot
houses at Moanalua There were six
teen guests In all. including Mrs. w.
r. Castle, Mrs. G. NJ. Cooke, Mrs.
hans Isenberg, Mrs. c. s. Holloway.
Mrs. Henry Waterhouse, Mrs. G. p,
,saukea. Mrs Walter Frear, Mrs. San
ford B. Dole, Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. w.
"a Moore, Mrs. ). NJ Dowsetf, Mrs.
Macomb, Mrs Robert
Levers and the guests Of honor.
-. -, * - = - = = - . >.
Mrs. Lowrey's pfnrer.
Miss Lorna Iaukea. whose marriage
ito Mr.. Edward Watson win be an in
teresting event of the end of the
month was the guest Of honor at a
delightful dinner on Thursday night.
gwen by Mr.. and Mrs Frederick d,
Lcwrey. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherwood Lowrey DIR. +. Hede-
man, Miss Beatrice Castle, Miss Jes-
sic kennedy, Miss Jean Geary, Mr..
Edward Watson, Mr.. Allan Iowrey
and Mr. Frederick Wichman.
Fort Ruger Bridge Club.
The Fort Ruger bridge club has
stuck to itss fortnightly meetings
Throughout the summer, with q faith
rulness that speaks well for the pleas
art times its members enjoy. The
nalf month has rolled around to an
other meeting, which will take place
this evening at the pretty home of
Lieut.. ana Mrs Harold Nichols.
Among those invited win be Capt.
ana Mrs. r. w. Phis4rer, Capt. ana
Mrs George Hicks. Capt. and Mrs.
Erancis Hinkle, Capt. and Mrs.
Charles Clarke. DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Baker. Lieut.. and Mrs Frank D. Ap-
pin, Lieut.. G.. van Teusen, Capt and
Mrs. e. w. Waller. Capt and Mrs.
Norss Stayton. Miss Macdonald, DIR.
and Mrs. B. r. Huntington. Col. VIII
Lam G. Rafferty,. DR.. and Mrs. Jay d.
Whitman and Lieut. and Mrs. j. E.
oHara
Mrs. Frear's Tea.
A most enjoyable tea was given
last week when Mrs. Walter Frear
entertained at Arcadia in honor of
Mrs. Fowler. Miss Jessie Smith and
Miss Jean Geary. The afternoon
was speni informally with music and
pleasant chat Among those present
were the guests of honor and Mrs.
John Erdman, Mrs. VIII Whitney,
Mrs. f. ]. Lowrey, Mrs Frederick D.
Lowrey, Miss Mary Winnie. Miss
Anna Johnson, Miss Harrison. Miss
May Kluegal. Miss Mary Won Holt,
Mrs. Philip Frear, Miss Muriel How
att, Mrs. Charles Frazier, Miss Thel.
ma Rothwell and others.
q q d
Entertain for Mr.. Clifford HUM.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester HUM enter.
tanned 1T bridge last Saturday even.
ing in honor of Mr.. Clifford HUM OF
New York. The affair was very in.
formal and some keenly contested
games We're played The ladies' prize
vas won by Mrs. @. F. Schmutzler,
while Mr.. VIM McGeorge captured
the gentlemen's prize. Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McE1.
Convey. Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Schmutz.
Ter, Miss May Thomas, Miss Bess
Kentner, Mr.. Clifford Hum, Mr.. viii
ThoHas. Mr. Will Gaynor. Mr.. vii
liam McGeorge and the host and host.
eSs n
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home on Monday. Plans for tae
coming fete were discussed between
cups OF tea. gnd the decorative
scheme fnally mapped out gives
premise Of being as unique as Il win
be beautiful
Mrs. G. H. Jamerson Of Fort Shat
ter has for her house guests. her
mother and sister, Mrs. Tower and
Mrs T Carpenter OF Chicago Mrs
Tower VIII make 4 prolonged stay Of
year or more 20 counterbalance the
brief visit Of Mrs. Carpenter who viii
leave in December.
. 9
Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. White are en-
Stertaining a half dozen OF their
friends this evening at Regatta Day
dinner at the Country Club. The
Myrtle and Healgni colors will be
very much in evidence in the decora-
tions.
Mrs. r. Reidf0rd entertained Mrs.
n N. Overend at lunch on Thurs
day. The afternoon was enjoy4bly
spent playing Lilies
Mrs. X. C. Atwood entertained In
formally at dinner Thursday night at
the Young In horSr Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Cartwright
rejoicing over the ARRIVAL q iittie
SON, Wsty or iimD anu lung.
-
mrs. x e. lsereha returns g Wai'
pahu On saturaay alssk most en-
loyaDie visit m Henoiuiu.
MT ana Mrs hoDeEt onihsie ars
pelng congratniateu upon the ARRIVAL
or q son.
Lieut.. and Mrs Jonn =. knoaes
tnatherine Stephensl are spending
few weeks furlcugh IN Aoylan, Penn
sylvania. as the guests q the for
mer's uncle. They ind the mountains
very invigofating after the hot wealth
er OF Washington, where they are sta
toned.
q q
Mrs. F. ]. Iowrey is entertaining
this evening at supper at Ninikos
In honor Of Miss Lorna Iaukaa and
Mr.. Edward Watson. Those who
kLow saw ,fhaf MANY mysterious sur
|nrises are q store Ia make the ev,
ning ! iollv ona for All concerned
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cret OF is success Law In the fact nor
maps. that Il was utterly inforna-
The evening was devoted to music
ana old fashioned ramee follousd ~.
er By fsmptine COLLATION.. fmon<
those present were Mics Mary
O'Brian. Miss Bernice Halsfead Ma.
| TheIma NurnI1t Mr. Ivan era6an,.
Mr.. William Hooes. Mr.. Gustav Par
Ilentyne. MI. walter Marshall. Mr.
! Guy DnttolDh. Mr.. Allan Marshall
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NcHeNeu CaIulNIN a 1890
The inkllngs .cf the plans for the
Venetian carrlif&I which have leaked
out are very extltInE md mysterious.
All society is planning to. turn ont
and see this thing the Ike OF which
has never taken place in the islands
before. To begin with Berger's hand
will play for a while. Then an inter-
esting program Of dancing and other
things viii be held-the participants
being attired IN most wondrous cos
tunes The military band VIII play
for this, and for the general dancing
which win follow in the pavilion. And
though fancy dress is not obligatory,
spectators are urged TO Join In the
fun and wear q costume to help the
carnival spirit. The decorations are
to be most unusual and attractive. and
the mention OF Venetian lagoons and
decorated gondolas given out by the
committee only serves TO piquq hneH
curiosity and interest. GFff
The committees in charge which
are now almost complete, consist OF
the following ladies'
Entertainment Committee Mrs. F..
M NJ swanzy tsssiTpsp Aiss S Ssgs
Carruthers.t Mfa Marx Gum a MIN
Jessie Kennedy z. : q * ). 81 J. - "a
Refreshm1ft eofnmfttee Mn. An.
drew Fuller fchair1nan1, Mrs. T. r.
King. Mrs. Jsao, Young. Mrs w "A.
Wall, Mrs. ARTHUR Wall
Lemonade Committee Mrs. Mont
gomery Mdcomb fchairman), Mrs u
r. Thomas. Mrs George Potter. Miss
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Lieut.. and Mrs. John B. Rhodes
tnatherine Stebhens) are spending a
few weeks furlcugh in Moyial Penn
sylvania. as the guests cf the for-
mer's uncle. They find the mountains
very invigofating after the hot wealth
er Of Washington, where they are sta
toned.
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Recent arrivals In Honolulu are
Mr.. Edward Watson. whose marriage
to Miss Lorna Taukea win take place
very shortly, and his mother. Mrs R.
u. Watson, OF Boston.
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Mrs A. j. Campbell entertained
the ladies' of the Decoration Commit
tee for the Venetian Carnival at her
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The Misses May and Nellie Mar
shrll were hosts on Thursday night
at very jolly little party at their
home on Thurston avenue. The Sc
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= Nj. and Mrs. y A. NE andfess re-
turned on the. Sierra after a brief
visit in California. While there they
were joined by their son, Mr., Jamie
McCandIess, who Is attending college
In the East
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: Mr.. and Mrs. ID. sIx wilmington are
back after delightful journey to the
New England states While in Bos-
ton they were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul wilmington, formerly Con-
stance Restarfck.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-29
WHEN A laxative IS
NEEDED" "CASCARETS"
Gcnlly clean your liver and con-
slipalcd bowels while
you sleep.

Take CasCaret tonight and thor
oughly cleanse your Liver, Stomach
and Bowels and you will surely feel
great by morning. You men ana
women who have headache, coatfN
tongue. can't sleep, are bilious, ner-
yous and upset, bothered with a sick,
gussy disordered stomach, or have
bucnache and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets-o merely forcing a
passageway every few days with
salts, cathartic pills or castor oil?
This is important,
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach remove tho
sour, undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases, take the excess bile
from the liver and carry off the con
stipated waste matter and poison
from intestines and bowels.
Remember, Cascaret tonight will
straighteu you out by morning. A
lO-cent box from your druggist means
healthy bowel action; clear head
and cheerfulness for months Don't
forget the children.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-29
COTTON.
Moderate Rally.

NEW YORK, April 2S,-Reports
that May notices were being stopped
IN the local cotton market by foreign
and local spot interests caused only a
moderate rally early today and prices
later made new low ground for the
movement under renewed general sell
ing The close was steady at an ad-
vance of points on April, but gem
orally to 10 points under closing
figures of last week.
The market opened steady at de-
cline Of points to an advance of >
points and during the early trading
sold about 8 to II points net higher
on old crop positions and I or points
above Saturdays finals on new crop
months.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-29
US. SHOWS HOW
70 SAVE THE Gas
IN itih on MINES WILL DEM
oNSTktTE CUSHING now
10 SEAL GNS STRATA.
HIGHEST OFFICIALS HERE
'hicf Director Holmes and Indian
superintendent Kelsey tct Indrr
Secretary Lanes Instructions.

Headed by Dr. j. A. Holmes, chief
of the United States bureau Of mnos,
/ rlght bureau officials chemists, pc.
/ U"Iueum experts ana consulting cngi-
hr'rs, arrived In Tulsa yesterday to
| demonstrate 10 OH producers of the
oklahoma fields. methods by which
| the supposed wasting Of gas in the
| production Of oil may be prevented.
| Ihc party Is acting under instruction
! from secretary Of the Interior Frank
I'm Is. Lane. who recently ordered
through the Union Indian agency at
MuskoEce, that holders Of depart
lncntal' Of fuIl-blood Indian leases be
notified their leases Will be cancelled
n proper care Is not used to CON
serve the gas produced from them.
with DR. Holmes are Dr. j. j.
Itutledgc, director Of the recently cs-
tablished department Of mines, oil
ana gas at MCAlcsteT. Dr. j. G. Allen,
petroleum chemist, Of Pittsburgh, Pa
G, H. Dutton, consulting engineer OF
Washington; j. A. Pollard. consult
ing engineer, Bakersfield, Calf; a.
c. Hekem, petroleum engineer, Pitts
burgh Pa; j. A. York. oil inspector
for the Usage tribe, Pawhuska, Okla:
Dana II. Kelsey, superintendent of
the Union Indian agency at Muskogee
and j. George Wright, commissioner
of the five civilized tribes.
They viii leave this morning for
Gushing where the demonstration will
be held, on the lease of Rose and
Grcis, Tulsa producers, on the Var
hola farm. mile southeast Of Drum
wright
For sveral days Pollard and Hcg-
EN- have been on the lease, prepar-
ing for the test The same meth
DDS AZ will be used today have been
applied, they say successfully in the
oil fields of California. Illinois, Loulsi-
ana and PENNSYLVANIA.
Gas conservation has been agitatcd
for months in oklahoma especially
since increased drilling operations
have uncovered big deposits Of gas in
places whore it can not be marketed.
In some instances, it has been claim
ed. the operators allowed the gas to
blow off into the air unchecllcd
meantime drilling below the gas de-
posit sands for oil strata.
The method consists Of lubricating
or plastering the sides of the hole
through which the drilling bit passes,
sealing in the gas The same opcr-
alton often is used it is said, in Cali |
fornia in drilling through quicksand
beds.
After meeting at Hotel Tulsa last