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The chronicle=news., 1913-01-30

Policeman DAWN of Chicago
caught Il woman's dress as she jump
ed into the lake and pulled her
ashore. lie tied her to a pier while
he went to get help.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-30
STOCK EXCHANGE MEN
10 CONFER WITH SULZER

New York, Jan. Gothic New
York exchange today appointed Il
committee to visit Albany and con-
fer with Governor Sulzer regarding
proposed legislation affecting the
exchange. The committee includes
J. u. Mabon. president of the cN-
change. three eXpresidents. +. *.
Sturgism. Rudolph Kepplcr and A.
4. Tomroy and six other prominent
brokers and bankers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-30
CARD OF THANKS

wish to express my sincere graft.
tide to friends in this city and Il,
Ncrmcjo Park for the sympathy
shown and assistance rendered dur
ing the illness and death OF my hus-
band, jercy +. Stewart. Especially
! wish to extend thanks FOR the nu-
merous beautiful floral offerings
Mrs. Sarah Stewart.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-30

Moving picture pianists in Lon
don have organized and will demand
a wage increase. Some OF them now
receive only Sl.1J weekly.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-30

At ilG North Commercial street
Fleming has cars Of apples for sale
at living prices. Phone Trim. 2GI. .
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-30

Cheapest accident iusurance-Dr.
Thomas Electric Oil. For burns,
scalds. cuts and emergencies. All
druggists sell 1t. 25c and soc.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-30

chroulclc.News soc a month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-30

NX@(ss optimistic
develop moral lepros Physical defects readily
I3 durable by slight surgical operations or depicting local treat
&S2kA@ oxygencarrying the blood
produce od h backyard s stupid F b and
supplied prospective criminals public school chill
fon may Mo s1 e RrI be as d eraeasea as physical e
sopenhaus Nsth Locke Hume spinoza Spencer Kant other
yst say have paid little to abnormal physical Conditions
only beginning surgery
n a s s ~e si s
RVss Sn some man r snsps Tremendous s"f b mnef e
sns aung one This n eed sa0 d p0a th @ d s
fellow who musician and artist felt inesb
exhibited Judgment
gathering together useless ekkn he switched on the lights lit cigar
interrupted policeman pressing against temple
from that bony dentaon might might not have cured him of his epo
m1 No one know" because we attempt r was | made to determine Tech
IN Philadelphia great surgeon equation developed
time boys who the school
little chap with penchant and
trphine small the skull
eradcated.
heres sn s sa bo ah srs sa % prevent evns
to the prejudice Of an insufheenly enlightened public
% tn nse og t o4 s DIRECTION s PsT eHgae v and
Nov any, punishment
= skull produced by hardening the
is he morally speans5 prison the refoao
thoroughly
should
of
bareul them.
welting
Congental
!:
pifu, thcktongued mbecieso
-mteces o 0 the
OF
as Ell
bad enough in all conscience! /Ak
5 WxY~$t
of 4
eyebals
dcertan heatsy
of the thyroid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-30

A~
And md now comes Dr. Alexis ca the Wizard liza Surgeon and tells US that
ordinarily require couple
Of months to mend may heal four or five days.
WHAT the medical
" dnfuen csandmor
told who
~fe eam to fm nd & ne "'" ana year and nall later the
performed operation my
terrible even l busi don thinks en live u ie hm n anu ms temper
supplied sheep
same sdfand and IN SIX n hon ms Pa4 maT gah good citizen
should he dealt With Isn't rather startling
dynamo nmby the landscape under the wOo hide
Certain other by Of old disease removal
Why should onse Why not instead
awhile hashsh
BY irresistible tasI amuek numbering
s IS s; lara ter s @
and What should these Individuals
ANOTHER thing We the profoundly
M tss pGn by nssa dpotG x the o mes
@ which Zee s @ ELM similar
The 1 nts ths PRODUCTS Of d ors ss
that nothing short death s reef and the poo eo~ es suicide
before has nsss s sn s1n p Tn a s fh
and clearing his by elimination thereby curing him.
SOME acts the
uniatd idea Almost daily committed
shipping
rms
These while thoroughly 5o , all other a
he o of heads
What offer for thee To what
they entitled to consideration and cmency advanced civilizations
differentiated
which responsible
should regard
n
millions
They morally mentally and bodily
n
integrity
Z :: ; ::
to maturity and women who
unclean immoral vlhinous.
e n
>3A laws Of development?
These papbe conditions which
TS4 - criinaEty
do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-30

BLOW upon the head depressing the tables of the Skull
saint into devil jaundiced liver may transform
optimistic Micawber into homcda Bill Skies. starved
organism may develop moral epros Physical defects readily
durable by slight surgical operations depicting local treat
ment, may result in depravity.
Increase in the carrying of the blood may
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-30

integrity chastity and honesty the unusual Their
panions from infancy to maturity and who
uncean, immoral, and vllainous.
They subject to the neveceasng suggestion and
and inquty These unortunates criminals
and made With all these factors mind what allowances
make for them when they follow they must the all but mnut
laws of their development?
These only few of the papable conditions in
Initiated abnormal physical immortality crnina
WHICH brings to consider this: Where do free will
nationality leave off, and responsibility and rrationa
begno How shall bring the legal Interpretation of moral
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-12

3 N. y NAuGHTON-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-12

TEW YORK, July 12-Wiuie
M Richie is the cIassiest light
- y weight champion we have had
since the days when Joe Cans ruled
supreme in the division.
There were a number Of so-called
experts who asserted that Willie was
a very lucky youth when the referee
awarded him the title on a foul in
the battle with AID WOlgast. and re-
ferrsd to him as an accidental cham
piOn, but recent developments have
proved his right 10 the champion
ship
Ritchie's impressive victory over
Joe Rivers, the sensational yUungster
from Los Angeles, has satisfied the
most skeptical among fight followers
that he is the goods" and that he in
every respect worthy holder Of a
title held at different times in the
past by such great opponents Of the
manly art as Jack McAuliffe. kid"
Lavigue, Frank Erne and the late Joe
Cans.
Unknown Until 1911.
Willie began his career in san Fraa-
cisco in 1910, but he was practically
unknown until two years ago when he
first began to attract attention as
Packey McFarland's sparring partner
Il was while assisting Mcfarland to
train for the match with Harlem
Tommy" Murphy that Willie was given
a hurry call to substitute for the ap-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-12

Under Billy NOIan's management
Richie devoted the next six months to
travelling about the country filling
theatrical engagements. During that
time he refused TO consider chal-
lenges and as a result incurred the
Clspleasure of the critics who referred
10 him as stage fighter and ac-
cused him of being afraid to defend
the championship. Tt is believed that
the 'panning" TO which the champion
was subjected at that time had much
70 do with the subsequent split with
Nolan.
Finally Willie announced he was
ready 70 night again. and TO his
credit il must be said did not look
for an easy mark. On the. contrary he
selected Joe Rivers, one of the tough
F-slon-and proved his class TO every
ones complete satisfaction by putting
the Mexican away IN IL rounds.
Boxer and Hard Hitter.
Richie is that very rare combina-
ton of scientific boxer and hard hitter
which is a combination hard to
peat There is no reason TO believe
that he viii not hold the title for a
long time-quite as long a time as
the great Cans even. There is no one
lr sight who looks good enough TO
peat him at 1873 or 134 ringside.
Leach Cross might give him an argu-
ment for few rounds, but Wulie's
superior science and generalship
slleHlu tll6ule MIN 10 peat the New
Yorker over any route from six rounds
10 a finish
Freddy Welsh is another who would
give Richie a battle. Freddy is a very
clever boxer, every bit as scientific as.
kitchie If not a bit more so. but he
Is not so young as he used to be,
while Willie has that great asset,
youth, in his favor And Welsh,
though he might succeed in holding the
champion even for 10 rounds or so,
could hardly hope TO beat him in a
longer match. Riches superior hit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-12

day. Cross has certainly earned q
fight with the champion. He is bet
ter man than I thought and I admit
that I was one of the many who un-
dsrestimated his ability.
Never before in the history of pu-
giIism has opportunity knocked so
loudly at the doors of ambitious heavy
weight boxers as at the present time.
With Johnson to all appearances out.
and the present crop Of white hopes"
apparently hopeless what a splendid
chance for some ambitious young fell
10y 10 come along and clean I'D. After
watching the Smiths. R0dels. VIII
lardE, Pelkeys and others in action,
prominent heavies of today are rather
poor prospects
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-12

Pendfcitis stricken Wolgast in the
match with Freddy Welsh, champion
lightweight of Great Britain, and one
of the most scientific boys of the
" eight in the world.
Eitchie's showing on that occasion
was little short of sensational for a
comparative novice and while he lost
the decision after a hard-fOught con
test of 20 rounds, his class was es-
tablshed then and there Experts who
Witnessed the battle agreed that he
was one of the most promising of the
younger lghtweights.
Willie came east shortly after
wards, but the best boys in this To-
cality, among them Leach Cross. gave
him wide berth.F 1t was his am
bitiOn TO box before a New York
realize that good showing here
would be a big boost but q suitable
opponent cOu1d not be found to meet
him. and he was forced TO hOp-scOtch
around the country in search Of
matches.
Eliminates WOIgast.
Ritchie's first real opportunity after
the Welsh battle came when Ad VOL
CAST returned to the ring after his
long siege in dry dock. Ad selected
Willie TO meet him in a four round
bout at san Francisco, and while no
decision was given according to pre-
ViOus agreement, the honOrs easily
belonged TO the yOungster. Willie
followed this up with a ten round set
to with Joe MandOt, at that time
looked upon as championship material
and clearly demonstrated superiority
over the sOutherner.
Then came the fight with Wolgast
for the title. Willie gradually wore
down the One-time terror of the
lightweights until he had him in such
bad shape that to save himself from
the ignOminay of a knockout AID re-
sorted TO the tactics of q hard loser
and deliberately fOuled his opponent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-12

ting powers and stamina would give
I him the edge in a 20 round bout.
OF course, there is our old friend.
Packey Mcfarland. We viii have to
admit that Packey might turn the
trick. But he viii not consent to 1873
or l54 ringslde, and that seems TO let
! him out of the argument. Packey
would like nothing better than match
with ms former sparrlng partner over
any old distance, but it is doubtful
/ II the pair VIII ever come to an agree
ment on the weight question. A Nc
Farland- RltChie combat would be
worth going miles to see. However
lt looks too beautiful a dream to ever
come true.
Leach Cross is deserving OF c0nsid-
cradle praise for the mastery man
ner in which he disposed Of the husky
BUD Anderson While I rather fan
cled AndersOn's chances on account Of
ms youth and sensational record of the
past few months, still I was not very
much surprised at the result
Cross is one of the mysteries Of the
ring There Is no denying he can
fight when he cares to. Nearly all his
battles have been over the 10 round
distance here in New York. At times
his showing has been of a high order,
ana at others he has boxed like pre-
Anderson is the type Of fighter
LEACH always shows up. Cross likes
u meet the rushing slam bang fighter.
AAt mas q hd44OIlr second 10 none. ana
Knows how TO use it on the fellows
who tear in Long experience has
taught him that. But every time
Leach has boxed a clever man his
showing has been very ordinary, and
that is the reason he generally enters
the ring at a good price.
Cross beat Anderson easily-the
fight was never in doubt reports
said, from the first round to the fin
ish- Bud is too young in the game
apparently to cope with the New
Yorker. Tt was experience and ring
whose knowledge of the finer points
o. the game was nil and the man
with the noodle won.
Leach has advanced I'm the last year
to q position of prominence in the
lightweight class. and viii probably be
chosen as RitchieTs next opponent
California promoters are already bid
ding for the match which if ar
ranged. viii be held be held on Labor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-12

FEW YORK, July 12-Wulie
III Ritchie is the classiest light
y weight champion we have had
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-12
Evers's Lack Of Control Is Costly
Disposition Murphy Make Difficult Task
Of he
By JOHN E. WRAY

q T. LOUIS. No, July 12-If the Cubs
- fail TO put anything across the
plate this season, just tab it up to
Johnny Evers lack of control. For
Jonathan IS very wtld-wild after
every occurrence in a game that spells
a doubt as to the clubs victory.
We respectfully suggest that while
Evers is managing the club, Roger
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-12

before YOU are filled
with Mercury and
10 ( h 2 r Poisonous
Drugs, see Dr.. Che
|HOk. the bOtanist
Specialist. who cures
the following dis
eases without the
laid Of minerals or
knife: Cancer. Blood
II o / S o n. K I d n @ Y
Trouble. Rheuma-
tism. Heart Disease.
and Liver deranEe-
.uents. Con Insulation
free. SOC San An
cTlo St Phone 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-12

Bresnahan earn some Of the $4,000
salary by managing Evers.
What was that YOU said about a blind
man showing a cripple across the
street2
Johunys lack OF control has already
cost him a forfeited game There is
chance that it viii also hit his club
owners a $1,000 fine, himself for a 500
fine and suspension for a period Of
five days
Ills pretty penny to pay for not be-
ing able 10 see through a mist of anger
and resentment when the umpire is
handing you third warning that YOU
are violating the rules of the league.
Evers is too high-strung- He eNepri-
enced one nervous breakdown in his
career. Managing the Cubs is not ex-
actly a tonic.
Not with a Charles Webb Murphy
riding ones neck like an Old Man of
the Sea
Drummond Jones. four times Central
States tennis champion and winner Of
various other titles in the gift Of clubs
In the city and the state of Missouri,
has Joined Connie Mack in the theory
that St. Louis in midsummer is no
place for physical struggles. Jones de-
clares hes through with the game, In
an interview, and states that the
weather is TOO not here.
Mexican Joe Rivers is discrediLed on
the coast for his alleged quitting in
the FricsO fight with Richie. Big Bill
Naughtou. the coast expert. minced no
words i'm describing how Rivers flop
ped when the going looked tough.
The action was forecast by WOlgast,
VINO, In preliminary interview, Sc
lccted Rtchie to win on the ground
that the Mexican was mot a good,
IhorouEhly game fighter
Temperament viii tell. But lack of
it goes farther.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-12
PRINGLE & CRAWFORD

General Contractors and Builders
Shop SIS san Antonio st. Phone 4S4.
Crawford, Phone 3GI2.
PFinEIe, Phone 1853.
Work up and down the valley at FL
PasO competition. Satisfaction guaran-
tsed- Loans arranged for.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-12

TnSaIted butter, or light salted as
YOU prefer; churned daily. Phone $40,
III Paso Dairy Co. 425 n. Oregon St
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-12
FAVORITEs HREAK EVEN WITH
OUTSIDERS on CLEVELAND TRAC

Cleveland. Ohio, July l2.-The first
Grand circuit meeting of the year
came to q close at North Randall track
with four trOtting events that brought
out q fine quality Of sport.
The Tavern stake. conceded to DagO
F., because OF his form in the prelim-
inaries on Monday, was won by Eula-
bel, an outsider.
The 2-0s trOt was won by Jean AriOn,
who had found little backing even for
place, although Eva Cord. driven by
Geers, was expected to win with ease.
1t was in the last two events OF the
day that the favOrites managed TO
break even. The championship trOt-
ting sweepstakes went to Anvil. a
heavy favOrite. because he trOtted the
two fastest miles of the year. The
veteran driver. Ed Geers, pushed Anvil
around the oval in remarkable fast
time OF 2-04 Ia in the first heat and
came right back in the next and con-
GLIDING heat with a mark OF 1904 3-A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-12
Peter jackson Greatest Fighter
Australia Ever Sent Over Here

That the Opinion Of the Dean Of American
Boxer Who Knew the Rules Of the Game and Adhered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-12
TROIT To FIGHT KETCHELI.

Chicago Ill. July I2-Sammy Trott.
of Columbus Ohio. has been matched
to fight Steve kctcheU in Winnipeg.
Man, August Is. The fight is TO be 12
rounds. An effort viii be made to ar
range match between the winner and
Ad WOlCast
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
GLENWOOD ELECTRIC
PARK NEWS MOTIFS

Prof Chell Rodolfo and band ar
rived from Galveston. Prof Rodolfo
promises the citizens OF Amarillo.
music OF thie highest order a. he
Is a musician Of some reputation hay
Ing written several productions. The
concert Sunday will be devoted 10
sacred and classical selections Tue
concert viii begin at $50 IN the ar
ternoon and at 500 In the evening
The Panhandlers and lncandes-
cents viii play schedule game OF
the CITY League. The rivalry be-
tween the teams OF the city League
Is Increasing 80 quarter Is asked
and none Is expected TO be- given.
The recently Installed Motor driv-
en- apparatus for operating the pie
ture machine Is delighting everyone
who has seen 10 The pictures are
flickerless and the front seats. which
have heretofore been undesirable are
now becoming the most popular. one
can occupy the .ront seats and enjoy
the pictures because they 90 rot tire
the eyes. The title OF Sundays pic
turc Is The Mystery Of Souls.
The GlenwoOd sunday School had
q basket picnic on Friday. May 30.
and It was pronounced O great sue.
cesa by the members OF the SUNDAY
school and an the friends Who at
tended aud they had such an enjoy
able time that they intend 10 re-
peat iu the near future.
The Committee on Grounds and
Arrangements for the Amarillo Bus!
ness Mems Association have decided
~ hold the business Mems picnic
at Glcuvood Electric Park on June
80 The management OF tho Park o.
going 10 make special effort to-
ward giving everyone n good time
The committee on entertainment
will announce the arrangements for
entertainment features later.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

FOUND Purse containing money.
o'tEe. may nave same 5y ie,crilirc
a. paying for this add As Ii"k-
sor Amarillo Drug store
tSl D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
PICNIC OF BUSINESS
MEN At GL[NWOOD PARK

The annual picnic OF the Amarillo
business Mems Association will be
held at Glenwood Park on June 10.
according TO announcement made
yesterday afternoon By Secretary
knnebren following decision by
The committee on arrangements. II
was at frst designed TO hold the
picnic AT ONE point further remoy-
ed from ne city. but the convenient
facilities f0r reaching Glenwood and
the additional attractions at that re-
sort resulted In the change
Active iteps will be taken 10 per-
rect all details OF arrangement dur
ing the present week. and the var
ious committees. especially the en-
tertainmert committee. will be bus
Jed with plans to make the day one
OF the most memorable In the his
tory OF the organization.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
New Thouait Rare

a now thought Is a very rare hing,
and II would be- a magnificent croa.
ure to catch The ouly things ! can
think Of that one would really cali
new thoughts" would b. certain cele.
bflted iokoa. certain scientific discoy.
cries and few less frequent cases
of a really original argument used in
an old controversy G. X. Chester.
ION.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

Ny hyeyear old uio.c went 20
4 restaurant with me ote day / or
Aarod some hash for both OF Ha
When the waitress pct 10 on The table
my little Micro kept looklng at 20
asked ho- why she didn't eat and sh.
replied. "Aunty I don't ont anythIr.
that looks like o puzzle 10 mo CHI
cago Tribune
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
Lord Cross 30 Years old

LONDON. May 80 yiscouul
cross today Joined the distinguished
little group OF nonagcnarian peers.
having been born May 30. 1923.
Lord Cross filled the office OF Home
secretary in the latter part OF the
seventies and later served for some
Years as Secretary for India.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
THE DENVER ROAD
ANNOJ NCFNEN1

Trains Z and $ now operating be.
tween RI Worth and Teyline will
run through TO and from Denver.
Colorado, effective June md. making
two through trains 10 Colorado
points on and after that date. car
ry.ng pullman and dining cars. Am
arillo timetable unchanged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

FOR SALE Cheap Oak dining ta-
Bile, rocking chairs. bookcase and a
few other items Phone 57S. io3 W.
seventh street. ISL Up
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
Removal Notice

] have transferred my law offic,
from the Postoifite building to the
amarillo National Pank building. up.
'iairs. where I will be- glad 10 re-
cei'c friends and clients
II l.. CM'HRES
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

AlIOIOBll.E-For sale or will
trade for house and lot in Amarillo.
Address elt Care Amarillo Daily
N.Ns lSl 3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

FOR SALE Entire household goods
refrigerator, gas range. coal range.
buffet. davenport bookcate. library
table. other articles To numerous To-
mention al lio0 Buchanan street
Phone 13i. lNl 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

FOR SALE The remliinc q lots
with a Groom house aud Groom
house. IN the Lee Green Addition In
northwest corner of GlenWood Add
ton right at Santa Re shops. The
cheapest property for the money y
Amarillo and fine place for ren.u
houses for shop men. $4,000 cash or
$500 cash, balance easy 1lNliN
northeast front, corner Sixteenth
and Jackson, an city facilities. fill
cd. graded trees and shrubbcry and
sub-irrigatcd Cheap 90 TO So
acres of the rauhardir's finest SIZE
hurhau acreage, ooruo. ng on tr.
E9klc Addition OF Amarillo. Soc
also oar display ad in ,lis issue TO.
Florida Everglades LAM o. Is On.
torcs'iug reading T. % Sanders o
Co fsl.If
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

FOR RENT-lf07 Lincoln 3-r0oms.
city water and sewer. cement walks.
on car line $3.50. SOS jefferson.
7-rooms. modern. fine east front lot
80 feet wide. with nice trees. vines
and grape arbor. horse 10; and good
stable S21.50. l4Ol Washington.
1-rooms. modern. on car line. $22.50
2o3 Lincoln, Z rooms. modern So.
=. y Sanders q Co. INl-it
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED DressmakIng. satisfac.
ton guaranteed Phone 1928. 30l
East sixth, 1Sl-Iop
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

FOR SALI,--One guitar also one sio.
ln Cal 3O2 West seventh 81.
1sl 30