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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
AMARILLO WINS
Al. BASKETBALL
Take Lively Game from
Hereford, Score
20 TO 16

The Hereford Iigs were taken TO
a drubbing by the Amarillo Highs
Yesterday afternoon IN one of the
sanppiest basketball games ever Wit
messed on q local field The game
was played IN the City Park. before
q small crowd OF rooters bur the
i'' features were entitled 10 more
liberal patronage
The score at the close stood 90 70
10 boz Amarillo's favor The contest
VAS filled with pep from the referee $
call OF go 10 the final set-to- II
vas played In twenty minute halves.
Hereford had seeming advantage in
the first quarter. but lost after that.
despite the fact that the visitors
played gamely TO the end.
For Amarillo Madison made six
Held goals and two free throws. G.
.'rudgington one field goal aud II.
Hall one field goal Field goals
wor. made for Hereford. as follows
Johnson I 4. Lust 2. Goff /.
The lIno-ups amarillo HAN.
center Beard aud G. Crudeington.
forwards lngerlon and J CrudgIng-
ton Guards Hereford Goff. cen.
trr Johnson, T.. Lust and Hinson.
forwards Asker ANA v Lust. guards
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26

stalk around the main streets. dress
ed M like the hero OF wild West
melodrama. with fringed gloves long
cowboys boots with enormous spurs
that sounded like moving day in a
tin can factory.
II was common sight TO see Me-
Carly going around town with a tur-
Key hung over his shoulder. a mon
Key under his arm, and driving a
goat in front OF him. He seemed to
have a mania for a rather silly form
OF notoriety. In which mania he was
encouraged by his manager. Billy
McCarey.
The cowpuncher. for instance.
Jumped up one day In the public con-
cert park and while the orchestra
leader was starting in on Love Tales
Iof Hoffman" yelled out. "Aw. can
that love stuff give us some rag
time.
AZ first these things rather anus
.ed the winter colony ON the beach
but Luther finally became montono-
us. then disgusting tie kept mp this
STUFF until prejudice arose against
the whole business of prize fighting
Luther's farewell performance
was about the worst he ever tried ia
pull off All the time he was In
training he had pet goat which fol-
lowed him around like a loving dog
The day he left for the East McCarty
made a wager with some OF the
buns who hung around his camp as
10 whether he could kill II with one
blow " a hatcher on IT, tough skull
The money was put down and Luth-
.er took Ratchet and beat his pet
10 death
That little incident did more TO
make NcCarty unpopular than even
the incident of his deserted wife
Which Is saying % good deal The
morning after tho publication OF
the story about the girl-wifo pcrlinr
potatoes 70 support her child while
McCarty bought pet monkeys. every
one of his vaudeville engagements
was cancelled by telegraph
Bud Anderson has arrived In Los
Angeles and will az once 20 into
training TO fight Sammy Trott the
last of this month he has made a
impression and viii be- popular here
The plans for the fighting year
are for Trott and Anderson 10 box;
then Rivers is 10 meet Knockout
Brown here February 80 The winner
OF the Rivers-K. o. Brown bout is 10
meet Joe Mandot The winner of
the Mandot 20 with Mandot Is 10 box
the winner Of the Sammy Trott
match ana the winner OF that tour
namout is 10 get the match with VII
lie Richie on July
Meanwhile Williams and Campi
are TO meet early in February and
Coulon may be induced TO come out
later in the year.
Johnny Kilbane and Johnny Dun
dee will clash in the spring, in April
or May
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
.lNOTES %
SPOHDOM.

80" watch Chance grab big chunk
of NcGww.s popularity IN Gotham.
'o'oh may have TO suppress Zbyszko
periodically for the sake of the peace.
Chance was splendid DELAYED
Christmas gift for New York baseball
fans
And now The Washington Senators
are picked to finish no higher than
second
Luther NcCarty would hrht Rom.
.oafo.'r Wells ilo BIS going right ont
after the little biz fellows
Hush Jennings after time in
vaudeville. has come to the conclusion
maj all baseball players are Gl1les on
tnc stage
Chick lathers Who had tria.
Win the Detroit Tigers has beer
.rpod TO lndianapoNs ~ the Prov,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
CALIFORNIA IS FACING
BAN Of PRIZE FIGHTING

Los ANGELES. Cal Jan a.
Tom McCarey clings 10 % forlou hope
that the legislature will not disturb
the boxing law. llo bases This hope
on The assumption that there ARE
too many bills 10 get much action.
They may lose the boxing law alto
gether iu the shuttle of So many CON
flicting ideas.
As concession 10 the feeling that
is now spreading. Uncle Tom has Is.
sued q public statement 10 the effect
that there will be- no more heavy.
weight contests staged in Los Ange-
les Hereafter the only bouts put on
will be- those Of lightweiehts and
hantams, whose fights have never
made any trouble.
u is recognized by an the fans
that if fighting is stopped one OF
the main causes of the legislation
will boz g little woman p.eling pota-
toes 10 support her child In back
Kitchen G. a cafe In Dakota. II looks
as though the deserted wife OF Lu-
Their McCarty has just about kicked
the game 10 death
u Is now admitted 10 have been a
great mistake 70 have had the COW.
boy train in Venice He used 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
INTERESTED IN
TENNIS TOURNEY
{ h a m Der of Commerce
Wants Next Summer
Meet in Amarillo

Following are copies OF letters
rom General Secretary Seth p. Hol-
man OF the Amarillo Chamber OF
Commerce inviting the acceptance Of
ms city as the place OF holding me
oncom.nc annual tournament OF the
Panhandle Lawn Tennis Association.
and me reply Of j. / Pope. presi-
don't Of the organization, thereto
Amarillo Tex, Jan. 2i.-Mr j. l..
Pope president Panhandle Lawn
Tennis ASSOCIATION. Amarillo Tex,
Dear Mr. Pope ! have been adyis-
Cd that your annual tournament will
BE- held probably some time In June.
1913. place and date not yet decid-
%
have been authorized by my Ex-
ecutive Committee 10 extend 10 your
association most cordial invitation
to hold the meeting In Amarillo. the
convention city OF the Panhandle.
presume II 70 be unnecessary
FOR me 20 90 into detailed discussion
o. the many advantages offered hy
Amarillo for such meeting as COM
pared with other available locations
Our geographical location together
with our railroad connections makes
il possible 70 reach a greater per-
oeu'age of your membership than
any other town thus 'nsuriue q lar
ger attendance Again. being the
largest city .n an immense territory
Amarillo offers a more varied pros
p'e' for the entertainment OF the
delegates And lastly. the Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce pledges itself
70 advertise the tournament 20 the
test o. Us ability and 10 attempt 10
arouse the interest OF everyone
friendly 20 this cleanost OF sports 10
TIE end that the 1919 Tournament
viii b, the best in the history OF the
organization incidentally this or
Plantation will offer entertainment
features 20 the delegates and visitors
and aid the officers OF the Tennis AS
ISOLATION in every way possible In the
way OF providing suitable court, and
facilities for the players
NilI very greatly appreciate your
knd consideration and reply az your
earliest convenience.
Very truly yours.
SETH y. HOLMAN.
Secretary Chamber Commerce
Jan -. 19l3-Mr. Seth b. Hol-
man. general Secretary Chamber of
Commerce. Amarillo, Texas Nv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26

Dear Holman Yours % January . (
s before me. and I note with pleas
IRE that your executive committee
has authorized YOU 10 invite our as
ISOLATION 20 hold ~ annual lourna.
ment IN Amarillo As president OF
this organization. am glad 10 be
able 10 give my support 20 Amarillo
as the place OF holding this series OF
events am not unmindful OF the
efforts being put forth by the Cham
Der OF Commerce 20 make OF Amaril-
10 the convention city Of the Plains
Country, and can readily appreciate
the Importance OF the same
A. you have perhaps learned Her
eford is making preparations TO sub
nit an attractive proposition 10 our
organization. through he hope OF SEE
curing the tournament Tor that city
Secretary-Treasurer Cameron OF the
association Is a resident o. Hereford
and Doe Is one of the most expert and
enthusiastic players of lawn tennis
IN the Panhandle. and Is likewise
possessed OF much pride ia hIs home
town He will use his influence and
that OF his friends 10 feature the
annual events there. and more es-
pecially so. unless Amarillo shall Of
fer superior attractions and accom-
modations to the players and visit
tors. Assuring YOU OF cooperation
and hoping for proper recognition
OF this enterprise. ! am.
Yours truly.
J. l.. POPE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26

er. II was Austin. by the way who
laid out Pitcher g Brown last sum
mer on n quick throw 20 first Tho
ball hit Brown on ile back OF the head
and things looked serious for awhile
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-26
Public Opinion Supreme.

All tree EoyofLm,Lts whatever
their name are ~ reality govern.
ments by public opinion James Rus
sell Lowell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
Governor Ready for Lead
ership Demonstration
at Conference.
LEGISLATIVE PLANS
WILL BE REAL TEST
Patronage at Executives Dis.
pOSal Means Obedience
from Many.

| From a STAFF Correspondent OF The Tribune.
Trenton, y. j., Nov. 30.-Governor-elect
James f. Fielder, who has announced
| that he considers his election to mean
that he has also been chosen the Demo
cratic leader of New Jersey. will have his
J first real chance 10 demonstrate IL Tues
day. when he takes part in the confer
! ence OF the Democratic members Of the
| Legislature here.
Mr.. Fielder already has To great ex-
| tent demonstrated that he purposes to
! run things on the Democratic side by his
/ lnsistence that Assemblyman Azariah
IBeekman, OF Somerset, be chosen as
/ Speaker. He gave another demonstration
( when he declared that Edward l. Ed
wards should be reelected State Con-
troller.
The real test Of leadership will come,
however, when Governor-elect Fielder
presents TO the Democrats his legislative
| plan for the coming session. There is con-
| siderable interest in just what he is going
TO tell the Democratic lawmakers they
| ought to do
AS matter OF fact. he is going to tell
them what they have got TO do.
That Mr.. Fielder will exercise cOnsid-
cradle sway with the conferrecs Tues
day goes without saying. lie is going TO
be Governor for three years and will have
the dispensing of more patronage than
any other Governor in a generation. with
this fact I'm view il doesn't look as
though many Democratic lawmakers are
10 IN,
IS hardly one OF them who hasn't hopes
and aspirations. or is interested IN the
appointment of some friend or another.
There has been some talk that Jim"
Nugcnt and his nine Essex Assemblymen
may prove troublesome because they hold
the balance of power when il comes TO
passing a bill I'm the House. This is not
probable. however. as Nugent is a good
politician as we'll as a good loser. And
when the Legislature gets down TO the
making OF laws Essex County will with
out doubt have number OF bills which
viii not be much good without Governor
Fieldcr's signature.
The Tribune has received the following
letter. dated November 26. and signed by
Henry Studdiford Moore, James Ham
mond and Edgar q. Weart, the three
Mercer County Assemblymen:
Your report this morning OF the pro-
cccdings Of the Republican members Of
the senate and House in conference yes
torday il entirely false in the intimatiCn
concerning the relations OF the Republi-
can members Of the Legislature and Gov
ernor stokes The organization OF the
Senate and House is in nowise hostile TO
the former Governor. nor was IL in the
slightest contrary 10 his wishes. There
IS the utmost harmony existing between
the Republican members Of the Legis-
laturc and Governor Stokes. and these
friendly relations will continue.
governor stokes made an almost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01

single handed battle and sacrificed him
self in the interests Of the party. and he
has no object, so far as the actions of the
Republican members of the Legislature
are concerned, in the coming session ex-
cept for the good of the state and the
party, and with this policy we are all in
accord. Governor Stokes will always be
welcome at any conference Of the Repub-
lican members of the Legislature, when
ever in his discretion he feels like being
a part of our councils
II is quite apparent that the Mercer
Assemblymen read the story rather care
lessly. for ii is quite plain that there was
nothing contained therein that was not
based on facts. Ex-Governor Stokes was
not at the joint conference Of the Repub-
lican legislators. neither was he invited.
according to Senator Read, of Camden,
who presided at the conference. Senator
Read also said that he had not heard of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
LOST" FREEHOLDER
BOBS UP SERENELY
Andreas, Back from West Virr
ginia,' He Says, Visits Sheriff
and Gets Divorce Papers.
iFrOm The TrIbUne Corrcspondent.

lfrUn Inc Tribune correspondent
Haekensack, y. j., Nov. 3o-W Wendell
Andreas, freebooter of Teaneck. whose
nddeE disappearance nine days ago
sused much gossip, returned just as
suddenly this afternoon. with Edward
Walshe. freeholder of Edgewater. and
called on Sheriff Robert ~ Heath at the
county jill, who wished 20 serve papers
N divorce proceedings instituted by Hattie
Andreas. Andreas Endorsed the papers
and said he would visit the Sheriff's office
xnorrow and accept legal service of the
lapers
Andreas said he would attend the meet
ng OF the Bergen County Freeholders
tomorrow afternoon. This will be the
Sst meeting Of the season. lie said he
had just returned from West Virginia,
'here he has coal properties. Andreas
chairman Of the county buildings and
grounds committee and is custodian OF
Rcperty in the courthouse and Jail.
The divorce papers charge that Andreas
vas over friendly with a young woman
Unknown TO Mrs Andreas, at Long
bach, Long Island. on August % and %.
IN Andreas. who is a daughter Of the
A's Justice Charles II. Van Brunt OF
NsT York, is living with her mother and
tSter at No 2l9 West Sst street Man
haitian
he couple were married in April, 1901,
Dr. David H. Greer at No. 108 East
mn street They have "A daughter
we've years old They separated about
w weeks ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
SEEKS $4,000 FROM B. R. T.
Girl to Sue Company for Broth
er's Death from Accident.

Miss Gussie Finkclstein. Of No. 40 De-
lancey street has made application IN
the Surrogate's Court for appointment as
administrative of her brothers estate
that she may sue the Brooklyn Kappa
Transit Company for $4,000 damages
arising from his death.
Louis Finkelstein, her brother was
standing on the rear platform OF crowd
ed Coney Island train crossing the Will
iamsburg Bridge on July 6, according 10
counsel for Miss 'inkelatein, and was
damned against the gate by the press OF
passengers so that he was obliged To lean
out. In doing so his head came IN con-
tact with an iron grdcr and he was
knocked unconscious.
He died In Beth Israel Hospital. HIS
parents. who are in Kamin. Russia. do MOI
yet know Of his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
WANTS DAIRY MONEY BACK
John R. Drexel to File $50, 29O
Judgment Against Woman.
"Close Confinement" Torture.

Mrs Fannie curtis Hoadlcy, wife Of
Joseph II. Hoadlcy. who controlled
the International Power Company, now
dcfunct. made bad investment IN
the dairy business. which caused her
loss Of $4,000. which she borrowed from
John Il. Drcxel. Mr.. Drexcl Will file
Judgment i'm the Supreme Court to-day for
S30.29O against Mr.. and Mrs. Hoadley.
Several years ago Mr.. Drcxcl brought
a suit against IIoadley 10 recover $500
AS, which he paid for International Power
stock al the time IIoadlcy and Cyrus
.Judson Field were operating the pool but
that did not affect his friendship OF many
years with the Hoadleys. so when Mrs.
IIoadley decided that she would operate
a model dairy Mr.. Drexel readily advanced
the money.
She bought property In West Esd street,
where she established the business. but
when she failed to pay the interest Mr..
Drexel brought foreclosure suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01

any such plan and also that the Repub-
icans in the Legislature would do their
own thinking.
The Tribune printed a statement Of
facts.
OF course, II the three Mercer Assem-
blymen invited the Ex-Governor to their
conference that's another question. as the
story referred to dealt exclusively with tho
Joint conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
MAN NEAR DEATH BY GAS
Unconscious Ledger Rescued by
Landlady and Son.

William Hogg. Of No. 2j7 West goth
street. narrowly escaped death by as
phyxiation late yesterday afternoon. He
owes his life TO Mrs. Joseph Hanson and
Patrolman Campbell.
Ilogg went to sleep with the gas aliGht.
A gust Of wind eXtinguished the flame.
When the ordor OF escaping gas was de-
tected, the room was forced open by Mrs.
Hanson, the landlady. and her son. Hogg.
was found unconscious.
Patrolman Campbell, who was sum
moned. administered restoratives to Hogg.
who was later taken TO the New York
Hospital lie will recover.