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El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-11
REUNION coNJuNTA De oFiclA.
LES DE coNDADo.

COntinuando sus sesiones los aseso
res y comisionados de condado sc reu
nieron en- session conjunta otra vez e
Mercedes pasado en- la mafana, estu
yieron en- session toda la manana \
c~cncluyeron 81 la noche del mismc
dia.
El Secretario de Estado Antonio LII
ceros ~ sef Intendente de Estado VIII.
liam 81 Sargent. los dnicos miembros
del cuerpo de igualamiento del estado
en- IA cindad, Ne reunieron con Ia redul.
ni6n conjunta del Microbes en- la ma
fisna, y el asunto mas predominant
fu6 saquel desuniformidad y coopera-
ci6n. No hay duda que ell entendi-
miento mutuo que resultara del cam
bio de opiniones en- Ell dia de la junta
sera de mucha utilldad para Ell traba-
10 future de todas las parties ~concerni-
das. Una resolution fu6 pasada g x
tendiendo I'm voto de gracias Al Sr.
Lucero y al ST.. Sargent por su aten-
dencia y consejo, y tambien sintiendo
ell hecho que los otros miembros del
cuerpo del estado no sc hallaran en-
Ia ciudad.
81 Martes en- la tarde los comisio-
nados de condado eligieron oflciales
por 81 aho pr6ximo, Harvey M. Shields
del condado de CoIfax. siendo reelec-
to 4 Ia presidencia, y J.. F. FindIay, del
condado de Doha Ana, fn6 electo Sc
cretario.
En- Ia junta de los asesores, oficia-
les por Ell siguiente aho fueron cleo
t0s con la reelection de ambps ell pre-
sidente y el ~secretario Guy H. Her
bert, del condado de Chaves, Y Fred
,. Heyn, de BernalilIo, respectivamen-
te. Representatives. de la oficina del
ambulante tambien Sc reu-
nieron D los asesores 81 Martes yil
las nuevas c6dulas de tasaci6n p0r (
1914 fueron discutidas con la dead
uniformidad en- ell amillara-
niento en los varios condados. {
Por todos 16 de los 26 condados del I
astado estuvieron Representatives en- la j
esi6n ~conjunta del Microbes, Y estos S
ondados representation mas que $780, e
90. 900 de los $4,000 900 de la yalua- a
ION amilIarable del estado. La re- t
rescntaci6n por condados fu6 como d
Igue: IS
Bernalillo-Fred B. Heyn, assessor. el
Chaves-Guy H. Herbert, ASSESSOR. Ell
cclfax-Harvey M. Shields, comisio
ado de condado, y George ". GILES
e, 3 &c
-N..NZsE#WDNtt NI tM.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-11

En- Ia famosa causa del tesOrero d.
estado, en- la cual SO buscaba obligal
4 O. N. Marion, tssorero del estado
que invirtiera 81 principal del fonds
permanente az escuelas en- bonos dt
u comisi6n de caminos reales dc
estado, IA corte supreme neg6 81 autS
de mandamus que sc pedfa. La decI
si6n se babia aguardado con muchs
inter6s v las parties im~portantes de'
case son dadas abajo:
Estado de Nuevo Mexico, relator
W. o. N. Marion. t~esorero, responder
e, condado de- Santa re.
Este 20 un procedimiento en- manda
mus para obligar 81 inyertimient0 ds
los fondos permanentes de escuelas
del estado en- los bonos de caminos
realcs del estados El auto ha sido ne
i gado.
'f's Extracto de u corte.
4 FL fdep6sito del fondo permanen
4te de escuelas en- dep6sitos llevandq
lsinteres en- bancos, bajo los pro'vistos
de- Ia Resolution Conjunta NO. ia, lie
YES doA1S13, es I'M invertimiento de los
mismos dentro del signifcado de- ese
termino. como usado en- eli acta de ha.
biIitaci6n y la constitution.
q. Que la palabra "seeuridades, 90.
mo usada en- Ell acta de habilitaci6n
y la constitution no esta lfmitada 4
obligaciones pdblicas bar Fl mayo dc
las cuales Ell poder de tasaci6n 81 oh.
tenible, no Sc decide poroue al deci.
si6n no es necesaria 4 una determine.
ci6n de- esta ausa. y M esta discuti.
ia por los aboeados.
4 r,;cha raso,,.,6n
Ia: hasta donda reo,,,ers !, aanxs;sc
de eatoa fondoa NJ harcos asts seses
del poder Ierisiattvo ! rm,s 800
4 III .oha~saaas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-11

1 T&1 LHD -
Culbertson fue ahorcado POGO antes
de que amaneciera. La partida de
iinchadores, Ia cual consistfa de un
gran ndmero de hombres enmascara-
los. tumbaron las puertas de la car
eel con una varilla de hero. No obs
tante las amonestaciones del alguacil
.Earickson, la turba entr6 4 la carcel,
luebraron la puerta de la zelda ocupa-
La por Ell ~prisionero. y 10 car del
adificio. Fu6 llevado al centric del rio
lodoso, una milla Y media de Ia plaza,
donde fue colgado de un puente de ca
rios que esta 4 traves del rio.
Cuando ell cuerpo fue bajado POGO
despues, Sc halo que estaba acribilla-
do de balas.
Culbertsori, mientras iba siendo lie
vado de Ia carcel. pidio misericordia.
pero recibi6 en- respuesta "tl no tu-
viste ninguna misericordia con los Dill
Ions y nosotros no tendremos ninguna
para tn
La turba, la cual estaba bien orga-
sc cree por ell alguacil que VI
10 de la yecindad de Ray, dopde Ell sr.
/ la sra. d. r. Dillon y su hija fueron
81 dfa is de Octubre. NO
supo cual fuera la causa para la
nuerte de los bilious. Culbertson re-
Ibid su sentencia formal aver s iba q
err lIevado q la penitenciarfa hoy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-11

Los oficiales de condado del conda'
90 de- Torrance querellados por 81 al
timo gran iurado por negligencia .
su deber %oflcial. seran juzgados todos
en- Carrizozo en- Febrero que viene, un
cambio de lugar al condado de Lin
coin habiendo sido concedido por 81
Juez Medler.
Una demanda q Ia querella en- Ia
causa de Acasio Gallegos, Ell escriha-
no de condado flu 6argumentada an
tie 81 Juez Medler 81 Jueves pasado y
.dasechada por Ia corte. Los licencia'
dos por 81 Sir. Gallegos a~rgumentaron
Que Ia querella no alegaba ninguna
~ofensa en- contra de las leyes del esta.
lido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-11
DON JUAN HiANo MEGA QUE Los
EsPANoLEs VIOLATION IA
NEuTRALIpAD.
"a Minlstro Espa1ol en- Washington en-
IN Manifesto Dice que los Espaho-
les en- Mexico no Han FavorecIdo .
Ningun Lado-viiIa Dice que 81 no
Tienen cuIpa Sc les DevoIvera su
Propicdad.

R4 1NaNMMNNr - MNIAEfHtF
Washington, D. G., Die. 22.-El Sc
nor Juan Riano, ell embajador Espa
mol. actuando bajo instrucciones d,
Madrid, formalmente neg6 al departa
mento de estado hoy que los residen
ties Espaholes en- Mexico ayudaron 1
la causa de Huerta, segun contendidt
por ell General villa, quien defendit
su acci6n en- confiscar la propiedad d.
los Espafioles acusando que los resi-
denies Espafoles en- Chihuahua habian
yiolado las leyes de neutralidad. Lo
siguiente fue dadp para publication
por ell Asistente S~ecretario Moore:
.Reportes ~recibidos en- Ell departa-
mento de estado por medic de Ia EN-
bajada Espahola niegan que los Espa,
holes en- Mexico han tornado parte en-
bolftica allf ' afirman que ellos STEM
pre- han Observable la neutralidad mas
estricta en- los asuntos de Mexico,
Estos reportes tambien declaran que
manifiestos han sido mandados de Ell
Paso que los Espaholes expelidos por
81 General villa habian hecho n de-
mostraci6n pdblica en- favor de inter
venci6n por los Estados Unidos 8 ha,
Der cometido otros actos de propiedad
Questionable con referencia a los asun
tos p~olfticos en- Mexico, no tienen min
gun fundamento.
Ell departamento expidi6 este extrac-
o de los dltimos reportes de ChihuaT
1ua: 4
la confiscaci6n de propiedad Espar
lola en- Chihuahua esta coniirmada per
loticias al departamento de estado. Ell
General villa Sc dice que reclama que
a expulsion de los Espaholes salvo
vidas porque ellos estaban en- pc
de ser asesinados por ell p0pu
acho. Participation en- asuntos poll
Icos tambien Sc acusa pero estas per
onas quienes prueben que no tienen
ulpa de participation Sc les permit
{ que regresen y sc les dara indemni-
ad por sus p6rdidas."
Mas reportes de Chihuahua dicen
Ne Ell General villa MEGA haber orde-
ado Ia detenci6n de las mujeres y nj {
Is. Sc dice que estan libres para sa- ]
+ cuando 1uieran. |
Tn despacho breve del Vice Almi-
nte Fletcher dice que la situaci6n s
TampIco no ha cambiado. J
LAA ill.,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-11

NIINN. .LINt tI. " @ -tt. ~
ona conuicion muy IS ios
asuntos en- 81 condado do Lincoln, evi'
dentemente est4 para revelarse pron.
TO nor ios d~esarrollos de las pasadas
"a horas en- Carrfsozo. donde Ell dipu.
tado Intendenfe Ambulante r. j. Gull
toll esta hacienda una examination
de lue libros az ~ o1cjaJes dc ON
dado. iuzRando Dor 81 sIguiente mensa
|je recibido por Ell Nuevo Mexlcano eli
sabado de Sd corresponsat ed Carrixo.
70:
.Carrlxkxo N. MI. Die. 20s-El Ante.
.rior Diputado Escribano de Condado
Lee h. Chase fu6 afrestado ami ano,
che bajo cargos puestos nor 81 Escrf.
bano de Condado A II. Harvey. Chase
do fianxa. Y 81 ayeriguaci6n fae fia-
an nara 81 Lunes. Se dice one proce.
|dimientos seran institutes en- contra
del Escribano Harvey por gu anterior
diputado. I'm defalc0 de $1,000 ha 81
do descubiert0 en- las cuentas en- ID on
Gina del escribano d segun reportes
y restitution he sido hecha por 81 es.
cribano de c0ndado. III sentimientQ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-11
rlENEN y HI1os; oUIEREN Mas,

La prensa de wisconsin. nos trae la
noticia que la familia Kostruch va Sc
pasaron del registro cuando naci6 el
nino vig6simo-septimo. La sehora y
Ell sr. Kostruch Green que Ell niimero
no es bastante.
Tambien dicen que 81 toda via tiensl-
INC cuantos mas M les moles1taran.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-11

nAen maqRo9 etFQs reku8iao2s' peeup
~ qice
xo Yis1tt 4 y 6ra' 0xeca cuatro
2nos pssoqos aAlo n sFa Flomteaux
~ M'eEooAee 1y Queoe muy sncionhqa
~ estos oos peracos' mora que r.
cAllora &c Snlnuahqa e p cen!ro oe Y
opfF:sc ~ ouoe we e''e cFeyo
'os pe5aros estarlen mas 1fcAros
en sHnt4 .fs' t2ssoy muv oonsenta ~
Eener uioao oe e1tas % aye az caI
Flno' nermos'simos. Ienare
eaeto en- ensenarse'oe' hanianao 90
|estes moQo Aieyo A. reportanor IN uaF-
7 2 donae ios pericoss estapan sentadoe
en- sliencio, tfepaaos en- una percpe az
cinco ! 2 yoe eito. Al pr~esuntafseie
que p 2 Angles IAN plenI como
FL hspanQl. eiia respondio; no eil0s
naplan ~soianlente Espahoi' PERI 49,
|tanta fiuencia' son maraviiAosossr
Luego nizo fuerza hacer naDtar a los
|~refaeaaos pero los pericos no qulsie-
ron pronunciar 2 ola palabra. Vie
ronA con mucno uiseusto AZ entrevlstar
tanto como n IN ~politicastro g.
|rrotsoQ que 80 ne amarrado "a leneuaI
con profesiss feasas.
eHablen, ustedes estan siendo entire
vistados,. dijo IL Sra. Plomteaux q
samb0s pericos. Uno de los pericos Ia
miro y luego bald la cabeza.
cansados por ia Larga Tornado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-11

ElIa:-No me dijiste que ibas a ha-
Ger tanto ruido en- Ia polftica este aho?
ELY 10 cumplf: 70 fuf ell mas rui-
doso de todos los del comite de aplau-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-11

|NU.tE ."FHEH+ E.Kz r|.K |HT# -"N.tl
\ \ <
washington, Xxx n, l'c;. zvsTpo.
propnestas pata - ~
~ s1~sSs-s 49,, r. a,.r,ar
.s.ss- .sI.s~ 81.
sssntsrsn - snmss,Sr n.s,cna, -,
h,saan. ha.y
~ pfiAcipai tue ING propuesta ~
"a una conyencion naclonai especiai'
- qua tamoien rraguo otra resoiu
c'on ~ coh uhA sukestion ue
compromise por Vhass ~. warren "
micnAsan' presioehVo ue - comisAoi
ue iey' pIopontenuo que uespues quc
- comision hacionai NE una pase us
reaporcionamlento de deiesaaos, y
pian ssea por dos sterceIas
parties ue 9 estados los cuaies aies
ron piuraiiuades HepupiicanaS para
presidente en- 1908.
En- Ia comisi6n especial para redac
tar IA resolution 80 hallaban los
miembros de Ia comisi6n Warren, de
Michigan, B0rah. de Idaho, Hadley,
De MISSOURI, quien amDien n ias
a~poderaciones oe louisiana Smoot' ue
sutah, X Howeii, de
Ormsby McHarg. cullen representa-
las fuerzas de Roosevelt en- las con-
'testas preeediendo . Ia convention DE
Chicago Ell afo pasado. Sc dirigi0 q Ia
'comisi6n en- oposici6n 4 n conven-
'ci0n especial.
Isl la comisi6n tiene poder para
lamar n convention, tambien tiene
poder para zanzibar la representation.
81 esta comisi6n ha decidido que los
muchos abuses deben c~0rregirse, Q
toda hombrfa debe de ~anunciarlo asi.
Tai curse r~estaurarfa a III curse bas-
tante extenso la confianza del pueblo,
quienes deben venir 4 e los adhe-
rentes del partido Republican,, 81 on
que va 4 tener 6xito EN- la siguientc
election nacional. I'll adagio, I'm NAL
confesado' es medic remediado' tendra'
entera y practica apicaci6n en- este
embrollo crftico en- nuestros asuntos
de ~partidos
HabIando de las contestas de Chi
ell Sr. P~rendergast diio:
"Yo Sc uue Roosevelt fu6 defrau-
dado y una mayorfa de los miembros
de aouella comisi6n supieron que 81
habia sido defraudado v permanent en-
.silencjo. i en- contra de 10 que yo pro-
teste entonces. es precisamente ESQ
Que ustedes admiten ahora."
Resoluciones fueron adoptadas pa
"a admitir al senador Cummins Y al
Diputado Woods, de Iowa, de la conf
sion congressional Republican,, q Ia
conferencia.
81 Presiente Warren, de la comisi6n
de ley, propuso entonces la adopci6n
de- la primer resolution, proponiendo
ina convention nacional y Ell debate
somenz6.
Ell G~obernador Hatfield, de West
Virginia, urgi6 una convention espe-
,ial que fuera llamada inmediatamen-
3 y sugiri6 que la misma Sc reuna Ell
la uel ndtaiiclO ue q muuo
que Ell partido Republican, pueda ser
'eAdedicado a Ell.
LA question vital ante nosotros.'
lilo VIM. Barnes, Jr., les la election
|e un senado v camara de Represen
RepubIicanos en- 1914. 70 IA
oresco tener una convention nacio
i'll para Ell p~rop0sito de ensenar por
aedio de tai reunion que Ell partido Re
ublicano cumple con las .n~ecesidades
ell pueblo. Eel partido Republican, no
Iene por que dar apologies"
HabIa Spices. K
Charles a. Spiess. de Nuevo Mexico. [
nor ma convention 81 ano
ne viene para el urop6sito de adoptar !
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-12-11

ue ~ Nav'aau' Z.
HOY nncio 70 fdtcha,
~ ~ eran9 clydad;
on Bel6n y AM R,asi n
debemos andar.
IN Beien se ve'
a~eelir clarldad;
= I'M niho' temblapdo
en- pobre portal. !.
EnA Bel8n naci0 \ n
e. reg celestial 4
dando luz 81 mund0
10 estreiIa Oriental. 81 "a q
tVam0e, YamOAy, Vamos!!
con celeridad
que angelicos coros;
Sc oyen lentonar.
Gloria 4 Emanuelitol
que nacfdo esta
allegro entire pa5as
y humilde portal.
Bello paraninfo. tys%
celeste zagal;
mace humilde y p0hre
por IA ~humanidad.
Gloria, gloria, gloria!
alegres cantad;
con los serafines
y el rey de Juda,
Ya naci6 el Mesfas, sRs M
naci6 en- IA frialdad; NsTf %ASSK 9vg&
en- el crudo inyierno sa
por nuestra maldad. y5Hst
va pc cumpli6 Ell tempo,
de la libertad
rompi6 las cadenas
de Ia ceguedad. eHNs
Hoy felices
Venid 4 adorar
q Cristo nacido sFas
por la humanidad, sH*
Viva. viva, dos!
por la ~eternidad.
Naci6 Emanuelito
que es luz y verdad! IN, Z.
FelIces c~ristianos, n
decld sin cesar ,$sNs !.
Gloria q Di0s excelso!
y q los hombres paz.
Albricias, mortaless ~
canta el compass
himn0s muy acordes
al dos de verdad.
!Vengan, vengan, vengan!
a congratular;
al rey v~erdadero
que nacido estA.
Entire humildes pajas,
allf 10 hallaran;
risuefo y afable
con la ~cristiandad.
I'm angel celeste,
trae la novedad:
q los pastorcillos
de la vecindad.
En- pobres paiiales,
envueltito est4
mostrando cariii0
d la cristiandad.
Coros celestiales,
con gran voluntad
entonan la gloria
al reg de Juda.
"A la media noche;
Sc vino a mostrar;
Ell milo Jesds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-01

THAT would the American fighters
w do if they were subject to the
call of the military service for
a term of two years and obliged to
leave the great white way in New
York, State street in Chicago, the
splendid cafes of san Francisco, the
big broad walks of Canal street in
New Orleans. or even the gay lights
of Grand avenue in Milwaukee? That
is a question that is agitating the
minds of the French boxers at present.
for nearly all the best fighters in gay
Paree are due for the military within
a short time.
Frenchmen Are Loyal
However. the Frenchmen are loyal
and they will be found with the colors
when called upon. Among the best
boxers to be called in the near future
are Paul Til. the crack featherweight;
Charles Legrand, the bantamwelSht;
Leon Bernstein, the WelterweiSht; ana
Georges Carpenter, the star light
heavyweight Of Europe. Henri Pet,
the lightweight, was called two years
ago and only recently completed his
term of service. so that he will be back
in the game this fall.
Carpenter to be a Soldier.
There is going to be sorrow among
the Parisians when Carpenter goes,
for he is a great favorite among all
classes; in fact, he is an idol among
the Paris people, and it is certain he
will have every advantage while he IS
carrying out his military duties. II
is understood that arrangements have
been made whereby Carpenter will be
kept in training with capable boxers
during his entire term of military SER
vice, so that he VIII be fully able to
step into matches with the best in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-01
Campi Training For Bout With Burns
:: :: :: :: :: =: =: :: ::
Giants Far In Lead on Stealing Bases

win the worlds championship. Stovan
says that if Mack's pitching staff is
as weak as some believe, it would not
have won the pennant- Miller Higgins
has picked the Giants to win. Higgins
thinks that the hard hitting Giants,
and their speed, will be big factor in
the series.
The Giants are hitting third IN the
team average column, with a percent
age of .265. The fielding of the New
Workers is worse, as they rank just
ahead Of Cincinnati and Boston The
significant fact however, is that Nc
GraW's men have stolen PSI Bases. Their
nearest competitor has grabbed 1914.
Joe Levy, manager of Joe Rivers. is
hot on the trail of Willie Richie and
has started for Milwaukee. where he
matches for Rivers. Rivers accom-
panied by his trainer. Abdul the Turk,
will follow shortly.
Johnny Dundee and his manager,
ScOtty MOnteith, will reach Los Ange-
les on October 2. Dundee will train
at the Jack DOYLE camp for his match
with Joe Azevedo booked for October
- Azevedo has not yet arrived in
Los Angeles, and will do most of his
training in San Francisco.
Cal Ewing, president Of the San
Francisco Coast league club has not
much faith in the big powers of major
league baseball Ewing declared that
last year in Milwaukee he was forced
to pay $500 for second baseman Col
ligsn, Of Des MOi1es. and he bought
a dead one as Colligan wrote him
later that he had broken his leg and
was out of baseball Ewing appealed
to the commission. but Comiskey was
a stockholder in the Des MOines club,
and his appeal was ruled out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-01

fights and has always made good
finish
Defeated WOIgast.
His defeat of WOlgaSt came as a
surprise. for the former champion was
considered altogether too good for any
youngster like the Portuguese boy. He
proved too fast for even the hustliug
Cadillac bearcat. and earned the de-
cision without a howl from "Ad" or
any one else AZevedO says he intends
to go after big game now and may
make a trip east later on with his man
ager. Jimmy Rohan, who has pilOted
him so successfully thus lar. He has
challenged. While Richie to combat,
but the champion has not given him
any consideration yet You can't al
ways tell-Willie may change his mind
about the boy.
Summers Defeats Keyes.
The last batch of Australian mail
tells of Johnny Summers defeat or
Hook Keyes, the Australian light
weight. who was in the states for sew
eral years. The battle took place at
Auckland New Zealand, and went 10
roUnds-JOhnny winning on points. Up
to the 18th round, Keyes. despite his
age, put up a splendid contest, but
his stamina began TO fail him in the
last three rounds.
jerome is a Hercules.
Dave Smith. the middleweight cham
piOn of Australia, who met defeat at
the hands OF Eddie McGoOrty in such
quick time in New York, had his sec
Ond battle with Jerry Jerome. the
Aborigine. at Brisbane, Queensland,
knocking out the negro in the 18th
round. Jerome is a WOnderIul fighter
when it is considered that he is 40
years of age. Some of his best battles
have been fought the past year and
half. Bill Lang. the Australian heavy
weight, who came over here with
Hugh Mcintosh when Jeffries and
Johnson fought at Reno. (but who re-
turned home because of an injured
hand sustained at PHILADELPHIA had
his second contest with P. o. Curran
Of England and won on points after
% hard rounds. Lang showed up in
better form than at any time since he
retired three years ago; so good in
fact. that he is considering a trip to
England and France for matches and
possibly the states.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-01

world when he gets through He will
likely take on some weight too, as
he is only 20 years of age now and ma
turally he should gain in avOrdupOis IN
two years time.
French New at the Game.
The Frenchmen have learned the
boxing game only within the past eight
years, but they have advanced rapidly.
They have also developed number
of cut-thrOat managers and promoters
in that time. Only recently a bunch OF
French boxers had a sorry time al
Marseilles. Two shows were given al
the place named, on Saturday and sun
day. and one of the victims was Frank
Madole, the Pittsburg lightweight
Frank boxed two bouts, beating a boy
named Nieman. and losing to Vittet,
clever Paris boy.
The time for settling came, but the
two promoters had disappeared and
the boxers were left stranded. To
make matters worse the crowd did not
like the way things were conducted
at the Sunday show and as the promo
tsrs had taken French leave, unknown
to the boxers, the crowd amused itself
by wreclinG the place. Now the box
ers are looking for the promoters
AzevedO Not n Mexican.
Joe AzevedO, the young lightweight
who defeated Ad WOlgaSt in ~
round bout at Oakland, Cal, recently,
is not a Mexican as has been stated IN
many papers, but Portugese-aDout
the only one who has ever made any
kind of success in the prize ring Joe
was born in Portugal and came to this
country when Quite@ung- He is only
a youngster as vet. being 10 years or
age but he has had plenty of eXper-
fence in the ring around San Francisco
and Oakland, having had about II bat
ties with only one defeat and that q
point decision to frankie Burns IN
this battle Burns failed to make the
weight but Joe took him on just the
same. He has had several % round
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-01

IT LOUIS. No, Oct 1-Gropers
after lunches on the probable out
~ come of the worlds series will
find little comfort in scrutinizing the
financial investments of admirers of
the respective clubs. So far as wager
ing on the result is concerned the plac-
ing of money indicates that the ma
jority of fans are in doubt as to the
outcome.
One well known handler of wagers
in this city states that the only big
offers he has heard of were diametri-
calIy opposed. One was at to 5 on
the Athletics, the other at the same
odds on the Giants. In Chicago 8 to
was wagered; but Investigation failed
TO reveal any considerable sum await
ing takers at those OddS in the Windy
City.
Betting is chiefly interesting to fans
as showing the trend of more or less
expert opinion; and in this instance it
appears to be valueless. In other
words. the result is a toss up IN the
minds of most followers Of the game
Two elements of doubt, one in the
case of each club. tend to olmlnlsh
confidence in the result of the world S
championship contests. they are:
G)-The uncertainty connected with
the Athletics pitching efficiency.
(2)-The weak attack of the Giants.
Macks' Pitchers Falter.
Doubt as to the Athletics primary
defence is TO be found in the box
scores of the season Throughout the
year the Athletics have been using
from two to four pitchers per game
to the average fan this is a confession
of weakness. Furthermore. Bender and
III, inc
season. and there is a general belier
that Plank is no longer efficient for
nine innings. Bender, too. although
having a good season on paper, has
shown blowholes in his armOr.
The Giants, on the other hand, are
supposed to have the best of the pitch
ing argument. With three men eXper-
fenced in worlds series tests, and q
fourth pitcher who is, on paper, bet
ter than either of the big three, the