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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
BARNEY BE1HEtD
ANXIOUS To RACE
1T STATE FAIR


asI asdasld ameat through
rng t',t rcresss - saretsri netor
dfi ta shrousA Albuauorusss
ia r. lfalA ~ tot~s. EN-
rod. - kpasles aner aslendsns
ne esi aas speedway races IA
4aaiasapoll4 oidheid il atcompan-
led VEST ~ wed reahn. hlso noted
~ abbHaer who WON the santa
N4nIFa read rare ianl YcAr. and bg
Bert uInH'ef representing the Ma
tlenaf AuIAr Has cpsnpnng. and /. Y.
E|Af manaRtf oFt thp Overland
branch M Los ANseIes TetNlan drove
- fHt fne1 IH lndlaaapoila last Fri
9Ag nuf dfpHptd ont after he had
4tno 2et Mules Driving Sofia
FranthIn| car The drive chain WAS
nInNen ~ naaAlhs 4 turn. Tcizia0's
fti3ff driver VIVA running the car ~
kho GIHt. ant pursued lhe mschlne u.s.
nllS snf1a ts repair station. instead
81 DfInNinE the repRlSe 20 the car.
F'nf 4ioiRtin4 sho rules me car driven
3} YesnfHN mAs dfauualanod. oldn4lo
went 10 IA6I4naboIIa ~ q x1uresentA-
Ifrp ~ the rifoNlone Tire company.
WNI| |4||A7NII|NH N4f"I A'It'I'AANA N|4NA "N''@
ancnnN. Rllheugh foreign carr. were
equipped with Fireeione Urea.
would IKE 20 etme over - AZ
bnqnerauo and drive a the New
Mexico state fair Ia October" said
0idneid today. II win not drive on
any track ean1 Of Albuquerque bc-
cause Il - necessary that rensaln
M Lon Angeles ~ much a. possible
and attend Al my business Affairs. But
I wfls dffge ~ Al5uqucruuo Phoenix
and ia Callfurnia ciilca I VIII come
10 Albuquerque in October with my
800 horsepower car and think I VIII
10 ahfo - 10 around the half mile
trays a TrhCil8u p4fN tWifn ~ lfoI,
WINCH IS my record + Will ~ glna
40 Dffonrond with The fair officials
ana wiIl drive hefe for price that
consider reasonable. re n q TACT
fhaI sensational motor driving 40 a
faf& Always attracts great crowd
and Inc money Chat IL paid mo for
6fI4.nn ~ iuatsncH bocaupe ~ tho In
ufeaaf "a gate receipts"
oIdntld said iha races az Inalanap-
pilh thsa year were RATHER tame con-
ifnetad wiAh the events last year
f3caIdeg being an authority on mo-
torlnR. oldheld Is well posted or box
inR. He naid to-day that he picks
1ohnhio pnndee 70 beat "A Wolgast
on Jane 10th ans picks Willie Ritchie
"a vim from Doc Rivers ON July SIN.
Bud Anderson. he said. Will beat any
lightweight IN the Hagne today.
nltchle. Rivers or murphy preferred.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

her 81 hiB motor vehicle 10 tho person
injured thereby. or who shall fnii 10
report such arcldcut OF injury 90 the
nearest police officer o. magistrate.
epon conviction thereof shall be pun
iahed BY fine not cxcoedinn ilve hun.
dred doliaga or ~ lmprisonment for
term not exceeding six months. or
both.
Any person who shall wllfully mako
any false statement IN order 10 secure
a license such AZ N provided for IN
this act. upon conviction thereof shall
be punished by a finc not oxceudlnH
ono hundred dollars. or by lmDrls0n-
mont nor mott exceeding ninety days,
or both.
Sec. is.--Any person operatlng,
iwnlng or cnntruiling a motor vehicle
running on. along or across public
roads. streets. alleys. highways or
places niuch used Tor travel. shall use
the highest degree Of care that a very
careful person would use under like
or similar circumstances 10 prevent
Injury or death 10 persons on OF tray
cling over such public roads. streets,
alleys. highways az places. used for
travel Any oencr. operator. or per-
son IN control Of such motor vehicle
failing 70 use nith degree 81 care shall
be liable for Manages TO person In
iured by failure OF to owner. operator
or person IN control 90 motor
vehicle. 10 use such degree OF care.
and In cnse ~ deHih 90 the injured
party then damages may be re-
covered. az nov provided or may hcrc-
after be provided by Law. unless tho
Injury or death ~ caused by the mes
iiRencc OF the injured or deceased
person contributing thereto.
Sec. IS. All fees pFovided Tor here
In 10 DO paid ao' the secretary OF the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
TOMMY DIXON AND
JOHNNIE DUNDEE
WILL SIGN UP
Articles Of Agreement For
warded Today to Feather
weight Contender and to
Kansas City Tar.

Director Marx levy of the New
MeKice Athletic club haH definitely
completed arrangements for n Ineet-
Ing between johnnie Dundee Of Now
york cry and Tommy Dixon ~ KAN
nas ciit. 90 take place IN AinuQeer~
qno on July an. Articles were for
wRraed ~ both boys to-day. Both
foafhafHrlehta have agreed 20 terms
bP wire and have indiceted willing
meas ~ Aan the articles immediately
upon receipt director tleyy haa be-
gun 10 makc afranEomonls for the
beuf. witch " the most important
ever signed ~ for New Mexico. Dnn-
dee Il the boy who gayc Johnnie XIII
hano iourh fight "a Los Angeles on
Apf1i ~ Dixon fought kiibane q a
draw ln Cleveland year ago, nna
4sang sporiinE writer's held that the
Kanaaa Cty man had B shade over
shf champion Dundee sights ~
Waleam ia Los Angeles % jane ipth
ana MIl| ceule ~ Albuquerque imme-
alaielg after tho battle % prepare TOR
his neht with the Kansas CITY prod
uct
Il n hellefod that 4. recora-hrenk-
lna crowd nlt uifposn the Dundee
OLSON host Helnccd rates WIZ ~
ln pnnnt ffom aii SECTIONS 81 NJ"
Mnnltn nrd Efforts Wiil b. made %
run nntcIel trains lntp me cry on
ihai aA5 ffem points within a radius
0f I1t milAa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

state. leas the cost or TIN admlnlstrn-
ton Of this act. shall be paid BY the
secretary Of state ID the state tfoaa-
uror for the bonefit Of tho State High.
way fund, and shall be used ~ the
State Highway commission upon the
pubilc highways. giving preferehce 10
automobile routes. Provided. motor
vehlclca used exclusively on mail
lines, for carrying malls shall not
be- required 10 have license Of number.
but shall be marked In plain letters
~ =. Mall. Provided further. that
tho owners or operators 81 such cars
shall be subject o. al the other pro.
visions OF this act.
Soc. f6 II shall be the duty OF tho
secretary Of state 10 provide applica-
ton blanks for licenses. on the back
of which shall be prlnlel this act. o.
euoh extracts thofeffom ns he mas
deem necessary. together with such
other Information. rules ana rcRula-
lions. In regard % the obtaining of
license aud REGISTRATION ~ numbers,
81 he may see ~. Il shall also be the
duty OF the secretary 81 state, 90 re-
quire OF shcriffs, conslables and other
police officers. an enforcement OF tho
provisions OF this act
See ~. All licenses issued under
tbs provisions Of Chapter rs. laws oi
'tai2. are extended. without further
application OF payment Of any add
tional fee on the part of the owners o.
operators 90 such motor vehicles. to
December aist. 1919, and persons
holding such licenses and numbera
are permitted 60 use the Same until
such date.
Sec IS. Chapter -. laws OF 1919.
except the records obtained there
under. and all other acts or part OF
acts In conflict herewith. are hereby
repealed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

iiot SPRINGS. Ark, June 5-Hcll
and hcil hre are myths, IN she opinion
~ mcmbers ~ The International Bible
ing district convention here. A res
olniion asks ministers 20 discard the
offending words and cease teaching
literal Interpretations ~ them. The
resolution also asks that the words
Hheol and hadcs be- interpreted 20
Eitnn tomb ar grave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

Section 7. The term Motor Vehl-
Gle" AZ used w this act. except where
otherwise expressly provided. shall
include all vehicles propelled by any
power other than muscular power. ox-
ccpt traction engines, road rollers.
FIRE wagons aud engines. police pa
troll wagons. anibuIances aud such
other vehicles rs run only upon rails
or tracks.
section p Every owner of a motor
vehicle which shall he operated or
driven upon the public highways. Of
this state shall, except as otherwise
expressly herein provided. cause 90 be
filed. by mallaor otherwise. In the Of
fice Of the secretary OF state an april
Gallon for registration on a blank 10
be- furnished b. the secretary ~ state
for that purpose. said application con
talning brief description % the mo-
tor vehicle 10 be registered. Including
the name and factory number. the
character and the amount Of n,ptiva
power. stated In figures 81 horse'
power In accordance with the rnting
established by the Association of the
American Licensed Automobile Man
hid0AHAHANt Nfrf Aitf NnNAN tANW ffW'ff'"f
of the owner Of such motor vehicle.
Section 3. Upon receipt Of an appli-
cation for registration OF a motor ve-
hicle. as provided In section two. the
secretary OF state shall file such APP
pllcation In his office and register
such motor vehicle with the name and
address OF the owner. together with
the facts stated In such application, In
hook or index To be kept FOR the
purpose. under the distinctive num-
Der assigned to such motor vehicle by
the secretary OF the state. Such rec
0rds. books or index. shall be open
10 public inspection during reasonable
business hours
Section A. The following fees shall
be paid TO the secretary of state up
on tho registration or reorganization
OF motor vehicle In accordance with
the provisions % this act.
Less then twelve horse power. 200
Twelve horsepower and less
than twenty horsepower ... 400
Twenty horsepower and less
than thirty horsepower. .. eco
Thirty horsepower and less than
forty horsepower ........ SEQ
Forty horsepower and less Than
fifty horsepower ......... 1890
Fifty horsepower or more .. t2.0O
Such fees shall be Tor annYql regis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
The Famous Crouches Of
Some Of die Famous Fighters
BIZ Jimmie Dunn



Tho disappointment OF many 81
thn lama over me fttoul KIlnnne-
f)undoo IfNhl cpptlHcoS ma that the
~fiNhtlne cfeucll" wi, coon disappear
ftata haxlpa
II was DundocN crouch tBug spelled
are Fight You hear q Sweat deal
about Dundee chasing Johnny around
thp rlne. bat on eAc few ocuarions
whom they roally mixed "A holly, Dun
Geo covered up like q mud turtle and
'oil that klIhano could do was 20
hausinef MS fists on The top Of Dun
dee's head
a orouch nearly always enoiis a.
fight. There have been few men,
and suu can coent them. on your fin
sers-eho could really flsht IN an In
etrestsnR Was cut OF q crouch. But
this was due to some peculiarly In
thris seking style
The men I refer 10 are Al VOL
east Iim Jeffrles. and Bat Nclson.
Joe Rivers sometimes uses 4 crouch
bus he has succeeded In spite of his
crouch rather than because Of Il. TN
like the others, his crouch hurts him
more than Il helps him.
Hat's Cfauch.
fct ~ consider the case Of Bat Mel
son. lie he'd q curious kind OF
crouch with both arms IN front Of his
fnce Most fighters would have been
hopsieEaiy Handicapped BY this atti-
tu1e Of Rat'n. but he had two very
peculiar blows which ho could hit
well from this position. one was a
savage chop downward: the other
what he called a sscissoFe blow" He
delivered this blow BY turning his
wrist ana bringing the eide Of his
hand down into his Opponents liver
This he could deliver perfectly from
his crouch.
Even at that, Bats crouch mlght
have been very DUH affair IN less.
game tighter. But he kept whirlIns
IN 40 vlciousiy all the time that Il
didn't matter how he kept covered
up. The same was true with Ad VOL
CAST.
IA WoIaast
Ads crouch was OF different typo
from Nelson's He kept his right
hand up IN front Of his chin. He made
no attempt 10 guard a blow. but
merely turned his chin a little and
took Il on the side OF his head and
smothered II on this glove. Fse kept
his left hand always free TO hit. II
was a combination that made him
very hard 10 reach. but left him a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
AUTOMOBILE LAW IS
EFFECTIVE ON
JUNE 18TH
Secretary of State Asks Iesus
Romero to Cooperate Those
Who Fail to Comply Will Be
Prosecuted.

Tho Motor Vehicle" law, passed
by the last legislature. providing for
tho registration and payment Of H.
censes for the privilege OF operating
automobiles win become effective
June l2th. Sheriff Jesus Romero
has received letter from Antonio
Lucero. secretary OF state. notifying
him that the law will become effec
tive In the near future and asking his
cooperation In enforcing Il. The sec
rotary OF state takes occasion to re-
mind all automobile owners In the
state OF the necessity for procuring a
license aud tag for their machines and
indicates that immediate prosecution
Will take place IN the case OF those
who fall TO comply with the law,
The letter OF the secretary OF state
20 sheriff Romero Is as follows:
State Of New Mexico, office Of Sec
Rotary OF State, Santa Fe, June 2.
1918.
@AIr. Jesus Romero. Albuquerque, New
Mexico
"Dear slr.--I am writing 70 advise
that all laws passed AZ the second
session Of the state legislature and
which ala not carry the emergency
clause win 60 Into effect Oh the 18Th
OF this month. Among said laws Is
Chapter 10. the Motor vehicle Law
a copy of which I herewith enclose
This law requires that all automobile
owners IN the state shall procure from
the secretary OF state a license and
tag number for operating their cars
and provides a benalty for any one
falling 10 comply with this require
ment after the law goes into effect.
"ft Il my purpose 10 have this law
enforced "a the letter and 10 do 20 Of
fectlveiy / sincerely hope That may
have your earnest cooperation. ~
pence officer u IL made s0nr duty "a
cause the arrest and prosecution OF
any one who falls 10 comply with any
Of the provisions of said motor vehicle
law and ! sincerely hope that you VIII
do 20. In order that you may pro-
coed IN strict accordance with tho
provisions 81 law. IN such cases. aue-
aest that you confer with the district
attorney ~ your county IN order that
you may be- fully advised hy him as 10
how 20 proceed ia order 20 bring
about the strict enforcement of tho
said chapter 10, laws 1913, In al Sc
provisions and requirements
with highest rcgarda ! beg 10 re-
main yours very truly.
ANTONIO LUCERO.
secretary Of state"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

sctF danettoas opponent f,f ans boy
% face Like unl Nelson. hm tfouch
aidni handicap A a. u might have
another boy beca,lso ne cnnlf hlf from,
such peculiar positions Tie snfs Of
snesisnf ~ has woFst bleWs: ha could
hit from the most impossible positions
and hii hefd Ills crouch only made
.hese singular blows she more con-
flushing
Jisn Jeffrios' crouch has eeldom
oren thoroughly Understood. lie dld
not crowrn llNo either Nelson o. VOL
CAST tie dld not lcnn over onto his
opponent but crouch away froin the
Utitet fighter kacplnR him far away
b. hla ous thrust left hnnd T'his
crouch. a. eTergone kneVs proved
she puaaia and the undoing % the
cleveresi boxers IN the world
dan't believe ln joe Rivers
creath. fie merely raises both arms
and pccks out from between them like
q man looking ont between prison
bars J think Il in,erferea with his
power to punch. Joe has n right that
could be made 10 have wonderful de-
atroyinE power n ne delivered Il more
correctly hut Vol VIII notice that ne
Reafly always gives Il a s0rt ~ down
ward whip when he hits. thus destroy
ing part o. the power.
The Rivers Crouch.
Rivers h naturally straight
puncher and Il II next TO impossible
70 deliver q straight punch without
STRENGTHENING up and abandoning his
crouch. The consequence H. that
Rivers II either crouching or fighting
When the fight 4 coming his way too
strong. ne retIres into a crouch like
Dundee When he fights. he has to
strnlghtcn up and leave his crouch.
The crouch has been harmful 10
the boxing game IN general. I notice
that the preliminary boys and the
boxers a. the four-round Venice
fights are beginning 90 crouch when
they box. You can see that they
don't know why they crouch. they
only do Il because they have seen or
read the prominent boxers who use
that style
You will see the crouch disappear
very soon. The fans will demand a.
The continuance Of its use will bring
about too many rcpctltions Of the
Kllbane- Dundee fight, where fine
boxer II IN = hopeless position owing
TO the fact that hts opponent covers
M like n turtle ana remains inactive
every time the fight grows hot.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

Chicago M juno 3.--B. J. VIM
rhcll, president ~ the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois and ~ the ~. Louis
ana san Frartisco railways, has re.
signed boiE offices. q; was made known
hare. Mr.. winchel resigned 20 devote
his time exclusively 10 his duties ~
receiver ~ tho 81. Louis and san
Francisco railroad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

Doeor MADAM. your husband must
hafc Substitute rest
Mra, chail We'll, doctor be WON'T
listen ~ me
noriprA very goeo beginning.
madam . Very good htSinnlnH l.on-
don TafieE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

The FUN text 81 the Motor Vehicle
law h AZ follows:
state law IN Relation 10 Auiomoblles.
To Provide for state License on Mo-
tor Vehicles Providing for the Reg
isiration. and Regulating tie OPP
Grafton. Use ane Speed Thereof.
Prescribing Penalties and Linblll-
ties for Valuations OF the Act. ana
Repeating Chapter 26. Laws Of
1914. Amended = u. No. a. Ap.
APPROVED March A., 1919.
81 u Enacted By the Legislature Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

Augusta. Me.--flesumpsion Of row
ing races between EzeleF and Ando-
yer brings "a m end a long period Of
Inactivity IN this sport AZ these
schools. The rival Fights meet today
on the Merrlmac The establishment
81 rowing system AZ these schools
has on important hearing on tho fu-
ture maferial for the Harvard and
Yale crews as both ~ these colleges
have been IN the habit ~ recruiting
football players and athletes from
these institutions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
National Ksenguc.
Boston ~ Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn al Cincinnati
New York a ST. Lonis.
--a~
Asncrican League.
81 T,ouse 1T washington.
Chicago at Boston
Detroit a. philadelphia.
Cleveland a. New York.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03

CIT EDGE" toe only ladies 'nbnu dressing Thai
posllhtly contains on. blacks AMI pollsles iadIes
500 chlldlcut nols and shoes, enlnes without rms
hln9s iaf, TnENth GLOSS" iur.
DANDY combination Tor rlGaRlne and nelI.hln.
al Kinds 81 flasei tan fhDqs ~. 8fAN Ella, io
'0UIrN WnlIE~ On llanb1 form with spohgol oo,ieG.
Also" CLEANS nuf Whil1ne nDik. NUnuQN
otNuI, And CANVAS snuIB. ~ sound whlo Oakei
packed IA alma hUafa, With apouHt inc. in hand.
some, larnt aluminium hnkoa, with apoune ltr
n youf dealer dl,a not nefp lhf kla1 81 want saus
the tife M lt4t IeI inl Hla1 parAaHe chafrtg pali
WlNyINNoME nAoN. n CO..
ao.A8 hihaHr sinIaol CamhHdoe, Maas.
Itf flkllIf 1Hf fatalff Aflnsfafinsr,f III
S4ge fOhlAff % ~ npfm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-03
SPORTING BREvITIEs
OFF TIE WIRE.

London-Tke British women's cham
pionahip tournament began yesterday
a. st. AnneB-On-sea. following the
amateur champlonahIp play az S.
Andrews. There are 30 many new
entrants thls season that Il word MT
Be gdrprlring 70 see a new champion
developed from unknown sources
Seattle. Wash.-The University of
washington rowing crew has started
for Poughkeepsle. n. y. 70 take part
IN the great intercollegiate boat race
on tho Hudson on June n. Tho ex-
penses OF thu crews trip. ss.eoo.
were raised BY n,puiar subscription.
Glen Cove. L. 1.-The fourteenth
annual championship meeting OF tho
Womens Metropolitan Golf associa-
tlon began over the links OF tho Mas
sau Country club and Will continue
until June 8. Inclusive. A. usual. the
feminine golfers will compete at oigh-
teen hole medal play for the privilege
81 being one OF the sixteen TO con-
tInue At match play for the title. Pro-
vision II made for second and third
sixteens.
beginning ~ 10 O'Clock on Tues
day. for the privilege Of being one Of
tho six only being scheduled. In the
afternoon approaching and putting IL
she aide attraction. Second rounds
are listed for Wednesday, with first
rounds In the beaten eight divisions
and an eighteen hofe medal play han-
dicap IN the afternoon.
In addition 20 the seml-finals in all
flights on Thursday. handicap two
bali foufa0mes will be IN order. with
The declElve tests on Friday. and mix
ed fouraomoB In the afternoon.
The evening world., 1913-09-02

Go Be Continued.)
The evening world., 1913-09-02
= "''Her Own Money!"

PARK al
belief
unhappy
lives "shiss"
Full" completely
all
II been advanced neghbor
n
explanation his Wife
IS
sAd
in His
Inundated him before
Is
In
ungrateful
a
81
70
a
obs
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affeeta.
Alden
0'ooss Glsndtuniny and Misc Louise orasa|sE - \
The evening world., 1913-09-02

tAnA 70 plunge Il into oioodshsd. Or Do
you mean to buy its votes peacefully
end honorably at the pDllsr
'Bowers.' says he, 'ys'rs . fine uttis
man and intend to mahs .Grsst use
Of 70 after the conflict Hut ~ DO not
tndarstand statecraft Already by now
We have Q network Of strategy clutch
ing with invisible fingers At the throat
Of the tyrant Caldcras. We have agents
~ work IN every town In the republic.
This. Liberty party 10 bound 10 win. On
our secret rsts We have the nance OF
enough sympathiSsrs 70 crush the I'D.
~ straw vots.' said I. only shows
which way the hot air h,ows.'
"'Who has accomplished thisr goss
on CConnor. y have have directed
everything. The time was ripe when
w came. 90 my agsnts informed me.
The people are Groaniny under burdens
Of taxes and isviss. Who viii be their
natural leader whom they risss Could
II BE- any one but mssalff Twas only
ysstsrdsy that zaidas. eur ssprsssnts-
tive In the providence Of Durssnas. tells
me thst the people. IN aeerst. Arssdy
call me "El Library Door," which 10 the
S,s nish mAnneg OF saying The IAbsra.
tor"
yves zaidss that msroon-coiored old
bleschsd dom sstic shoesr ! asked.
Tie was.' says OConnor.
"I saw him tuckins . yellow.bsck IN.
TO his vest pocket ~ he came OUT says
l. II may be- says !. that they call
you . library door. but they treat you
more like the side door Of bank But
lot US hope for the worst
"rt has cost money. OF course says