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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-22
wild BILL" DONOVAN
WILL LEAD YANKEES
This is Alleged Authoritative State
ment From Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-"Wild BIZ Dono-
van, former hurting star of the Detroit
Tigers, has been named to manage the
New York Yankees under the new Rup-
pert-Huston management, 1t was. stated
positively today by man close TO Ban
b. Johnson. The American League execu-
tive himself, however, refused to confirm
the report and said that the Yankees
1915 pilot would not be picked definitely
until the transfer of the club went
through.
The league bosses went into another
executive session today with Rupert and
Huston. While they were meeting it was
reported that Manager McGraw of the
Giants, was going about town trying to
get in touch with Hans Lobert. third
baseman of the Phillles, who is about to
leap TO the Federals. Phil Ball, of the St.
Louis Federals, was Lobert's guardian on
the trip here, and he asserted that Nc
Graw has not talked with Lobert,
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NORTHWEST BOYS CLUB
ELECT MEYER PRESIDENT
Annual Banquet VIII Be Held on
January 4.

The annual election OF the Northwest Boys
Club was held last evening, with the following
results: President Herman Meyer: vice presi-
dent, Samuel II. Jones' secretary, Edwin II.
Mclaughlin; treasurer John AlIendorf trus-
tees Walter Bruekner, August Schmidt and
William McKenna.
The report OF the treasurer showed the club
to be In fiOurishlng condition and the athletic
committee reported the winning OF three team
prizes IN the past three weeks, a feat unpar-
alleled in the history OF local athletics. Also
IN winning one OF these trophies the cross
country team made a perfect score. This Is the
first time this has been accomplished In this
city, and. ~ an unusual and very merltoriOus
accomplishment.
The annual banquet OF the club viii be held
on Monday evening, January 4, and the mid
winter smoker viii be held on Monday even
ing, January 25th.
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Cornell PLAYS HARVARD

ITHACA, N. Y. Dec. 22-The Cornell foot
Tall schedule for 1915 has been announced bv
the athletic management. 1t calls for nine
games. most Of them with teams not on the
schedule this fall.
The new big game Is that with Harvard. ON
October % but other important changes call
for games with Williams and Washington and
Lee. Colgate. Pittsburgh, the Carlisle Indians,
Franklin and Marshall. Brown, Holy Cross and
ursinus. OF those who We're on the SCHEDULED
this fall viii not be- played next year.
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ApawamIa aeta Tonrnev

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Eor the third time In
lts history the Apawamis Club at Rye viii be
the scene OF. The Metropolitan amateur golf
champ pionahip next summer The new Exe.su-
tive Committee Of the Metropolitan Golf Asso-
eiation met NeateTday IN the office OF the preat-
dent Darwin =. Kingsley, and settled the mat-
ter. ApaHamls hrst held the amateur cham
Douglas became the titlehoider. In 1900 Walter
j. Travis captured the honor
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SCORING RECORDS.
MILLRosE A. Q. MEET

The sixth grand carnival of athletic .vants
held by the Millrose Athletic Association com
posed o. employees Of the John Wanamaker
square ,.5i.1 Garden rhgTsday evening. January H.
a special One-lnile race between tha eU-
ployes Of the New York and PhiiadelphIa
stores st gill feature this event at Madison
Employed at the Philadelphia store are a
FIeat number OF star sprinters, such a. Mere
dith, Lippineott, Lockwood, Kaufman Horter
Foster Gillen, Haney j. Gallagher, E tiai.
laBher, sehoneld, Harvey and Meehan
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HE DESERVED A PENSION.

a PENoION
fherweght
I onehtlg
on
The fight
Ingand
He and
several his ribs and rendered
n Ib Prince of wales
ickory,d
The mouse
The clocks
mouse
you md me-
baseball gh
tand
The
little ne"sboy called
hay
SIaCknaws OF brighter hue have never
in the 'SAS
thereto
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Riiev GOOD IN Tank

The hnaI weekly swim OF the year at Penn
was held last night IN the Weightman Hail
tank. The swimmers Will now resi- until afier
the Christmas holidays when Coach kistler
viii start bimonthly events
The races last night brought out a likely
lad in Riley who carried on hfst honors in
the 100 foot novice race. His time vas Is sec-
onds which Is exceedingly gOod for an mex
pereuced man.
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TRr ANGULAR CHESS TOURNEY

.rerC YORK Dee 22.-cornel, Pennsyl-
rsaia and brown reached an asreement yes
fsrtay with regard 70 the ioth annual lou @ ~, ~.
q s. played a. the rooms OF the AAnnAltah
fsfee- f.iab December 80 aud 81 and January
rnd Play will start al $3.50 a. m each
fzv and there viii be an intermission AZ -
Il fr if the games are not over thea lhe
4isre lilnit viii be 20 moEea an hour Insre
-IiI s. four players from each college.
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WILL FIGHT roE JOHNSON

CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-charles Weeghman.
president Of the Chicago Federal League Club.
yesterday announced he had submitted to his
counsel the case OF Walter Johnson. star
pfleher, who Saturday signed up with his old
lean, the Washington Americans, after hay-
ing recently accepted a contract with the
Chicago Fecerals
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JoURNEY WILL PLAY AGAIN

Albert Journeay. last years captain OF the
football team at Pennsylvania, said yesterday
that he was coming back TO school next fail
10 take a post graduate course. He Is a Sc
nlor I'm the Wharton School this year and
graduates this coming June. He will be a
biq helm to Penn next fall. He has already
PLAYED three years on the varsity and has one
year left 10 play. provided he Intends taking
post graduate course.
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CLUB STANDING.

IHENTVN, N. J., Dec 22.-What EaNG
promise of being one of the best basketball
contests of the season developed Into a farce
here last night when Referee Mallon banlshed
liaggerty and Captain Sears of the Reading
team, from the lineup for using protane
LANGUAGE Throughout the remainder of the
match neither team eXerted Itself, and Tren-
ton won by a score OF 55 to %,
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ANDY SEARS STILL
LEADS IN CAGENG BALL
Joe Fogarty Is Second in the Eastern
Leagues Point List.

While Andy Sears, of Reading, was not in
the game long last night against Trenton, he
managed to add few points to his total
number scored and maintain his position at
the top OF his Eastern League riyals. Andy
has now Gagged 2S baskets from the field and
100 from the 15-foot line. -Joa Fogarty, Do
NeTi, is second in points scsfed, with 22T.
Hough of Trenton, is third with 20i.
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Harrv HanseI Ratires

The Lancaster Athletic Club, the oldest box
ing club In this country, has closed It's doors,
30 far aS Manager Harry IL, Hensel Is con-
cerned- Mr.. Hensel Is now an inmate OF a
hospital Ia Lancaster with a sore foot, and he
10 longer cares 10 Worry with the boxing game.
Whether any one will take up tho sport as his
successor remains 70 be seen
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cHALMERs NAMEp DEIEGArF

DETROIT, Mich. Dec. 22.-Hugh Chalmers.
president Of the Chalmers Motor Company has
been naulad b. Mayor oscar 3. Marx as one
OF the Detroit delegates TO the eighth annual
meefing Of the American Association Tor
Labor legislation, which Is to be held ID Phil
adelphia, December 28-2e.
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q 1KNooKoUTp BROWN BEATEN

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-HaFry Lenny, Bal
timOre lightweight. outpointed Knockout
Brown through their ten-rOund bout last
night. Lenny used straight left-aTm lab and
had Brown tired before the close Of the ninth.
Harry Cattle knocked out Benny Phillips. OF
Newark. IA the fourth round OF their scheduled
ten-round bout at the Olympic "A. Z.
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Ynls Five neats Fordham

NEW YORK. Dec 22-Yale and Fordham
Clashed last night at the Twelfth Reglment
Armory in one OF the fastest basketball games
seen IN New York this season. the Ell ive
V.lnnine by 43 70 q.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-22

NHtN YORK, Des. 22.-''f Young joe Snug
-. tz Insured ne hands for so oo0. These
taaas ara not artistic ike those on Nhleh
f.s1afsusd carries = heavy policy pgt al
Is1arH they ar1 hard and somewhat deformed
81 znackle. they are just as precious 20 their
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-22

4.aao&rO. Dee. 2z=Proaident James Gll-
more lf tha Federal LeaRue. paid a hurried
.'I-il =, fsFento yesferday aftefla0n. Before
faafIra iof Chicago he made the atatement
IHnt ToHonio would ha member Of the Fed
sfal League circuit Ia 1915
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Important A. A. U. opinion

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-In an Important
opinion rendered yesterday Justice BarleW 5.
Weeks chairman Of the legislative commit
tee or the Amateur Athletic Union. decided
that athletes Of any college holding member
ship IN any association OF the a.. a. ". are
eligible TO represent club during the period
between June and october ]
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Harvard Raseball patea

OAMBRIDGE. Mass Dee 22.-The Hdryard
BASEBALL management has just completed ia
schedule for 1913. Captain Ayres team hay
ing 20 games on its list and the series for the
year being one Of the hardest that ever has
been attempLed by oIlnaon nine.
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Ienny and Brown Draw

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Harry Lsnny. OF
Baltimore, earned draw ia a 1O=round bout
here last night. with Knockout Brown. The
latter piled up lead IN the hfst eight rounds,
but Lenny's whlrlwind finish equaiized mat
teTs
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OLYMPIA A. A. ss.es.aa Bred saa RslnbrlaEs
FRIDAY (xMAsl AfsTERNOONl
ON--KHGHE-THRIIls
Lew hieRel ". Iommy IanEdon
faekey HOmmey Fs. Bun seldel
Mickey Douley ". Tommy Hurk
Eddie olheefe - Eddie Wallace
Buck Grouse vs. Hid WaEner
Adm- kbe. bal Hes. soc. Arena Res 1Be. "A
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Hieh sehool Club smoker

The Dutch Company. 4he High School Club
OF Philadelp phla. VIII hold It's annual Christmas
smoker tomorrow night At its home 14i4 Arch
street
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Redell pefeats brown

NEW YORK. Dee. 22.-Joe BsdslI defeated
| Marty Brown In 10-round bout al fhe Mill
tary A. @. IN Brooklyn last night.
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"JOHNNY" DUNDEE HAS GREAT
PROGRAM MAPPED OUT
Beginning the First Monday of the New Year He Battles
Worthy Opponents in Six States on Six Consecutive
Nighs-Wnds Up Tour in Philadelphia


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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-22

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The Elbert County tribune., 1914-08-21

The finest assortment of Post
Cards i'll Ebert can be found at
the Tribune Office, four for five
cents.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-08-21
Rock Butte

Reuben Wright was in this neighbor-
hood Monday.
Mrs. Will Morgan and son Harry were
visiting in Denver the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bentley and Miss
Hazel attended Grange at Kiowa Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morgan and Mr..
VIM. Shirley visited at the Wight home
Sunday.
Perry Evans had team to run away
with hay rack one day last week and
a bone in his arm was cracked.
Geo. Mayberry had two valuable milch
cows killed by lightning Monday even
ing. He had insurance on them.
Mrs. LAWN is having the roof raised
on her house, which improves the looks
Of it considerable. w. l.. Potter and
Mr. Mead are doing the work.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-08-21
Sidney Siftings

Mr.. Ad Dittemore of Glendora, Calf
was calling on his Sidney friends Tues
day.
Mrs ]. Weber and son Harold we're
Denver visitors couple of days last
week.
The Eastonville team defeated the
Sidney ball team 10 to 8 in the game
played at the Basin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trainor OF Indiana, who
have been visiting at Eli Knowles, re-
returned to their home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Plumb, Roselle
and Harold autoed from the Springs
Saturday and stopped at Fred Evans.
Miss Edna Pyles returned to Eads,
Colo, Saturday. Miss Nellie Cole ac-
companied her as far as colorado Springs
where she will visit relatives and friends
a week or SO.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-08-21
Fondis and Vicinity

We are getting our share Of rain.
Don't forget the dedication Of the new
church.
Herman Remus made a trip to Ebert
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ross Howard spent Monday with
Mrs. VIM. Hanna.
Bert Meader is cutting grain for VIM.
Hanna this week.
Charley Durkin of Salt Lake is visit
ing his parents on the ranch.
Ross Howard cut forty y-eight acres of
grain at the Thompson ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conarroe were
trading in Elbert last Saturday.
Fl. A. Tanner and George Conarroe
sold ten head of cattle to Ed Grin.
j. s. Gheen and daughter Priscilla
made business trip to Elbert last Mon
day.
j. S. Gheen cut grain for r. W. Olsen,
Theo. Neuman and Fl. A. Roehling this
week.
Miss Mayme Malloy returned to her
work in Denver, last Saturday, after a
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-08-21
Meeting of Fair Association

A meeting was held in Elbert
last Saturday to talk over the
question of holding a county fair
this fall. The following officers
were chosen:
President Arthur l.. Peterson.
Vice Pres. e. M. Stills.
Secretary-H. A. Roehling.
Treasurer-R: ]. Elsner.
Solic iting Committee. B.
Knight A. J. Harper, Fred Long
and Sheth. Kelly.
Thursday, September "a, was
the date set for holding the fair
and another meeting called for to-
morrow Saturday. at one p. M,
when it is hoped that there will
be a good attendance. This is
something that the business man
and the farmer should both be in
terested in and not leave the work
of organizing and conducting the
exhibition to a few of our citizens.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-08-21
Correspondence
By Our Regular Correspondents
Big Springs

A. M. johnson had donkey killed by
lightning Tuesday evening.
IL. A. Roehling attended the fair meet
ing last Saturday at Ebert
The indications are that there will be
a big crowd at the church Sunday. VIII
you be there?
j. w. Good and family went to Colo
RADIO Springs in their auto on Monday
and returned in the evening.
Henry Rubeck is intending to build a
new house. 4. NJ. johnson is the car
penter for it, we understand.
d. c. Corbe.t returned from his east
ern trip last Thursday. He has seen a
good deal of country and crops but says
that Colorado is good enough for him
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-08-21
Fruit Farm
(By Aunt Susie)

Mr.. Schonewies is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. Maui.
Harry Olmstead ate dinner Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Maui.
. Carl Elsner and Ralph Maui went to
Kiowa Sunday to see the ball game.
The Sunday school at Fondis was we'll
attended and ~e hope the Rev. Axton
will come again.
School will open in district No. 35 Sep
tember s. Miss Luella Nelson will teach
her second term.
Miss Julia Schonewies from Denver is
expected out to visit her two sisters,
Mrs. Joe Janner and Mrs. Richard Maui.
While Mrs. A. Maui and her daughter
Augusta were putting two-gallon jar Of
Jelly on cupboard in their cellar Au-
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-08-21
Biiou Basin.

Mr.. A. l.. Loban is now occupying his
new residence.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Brad
shaw, August IL, a fine boy.
Miss Amy Shy of Colorado Springs is
the guest OF Miss Anns Colbert this
week.
Mr.. ID. A. Cox OF Elbert was in the
Basin Sunday visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Petefish.
Mr.. Reilly OF Kiowa and MIR. Jim Dur
kee of Horse Creek were viewing the
ball game Sunday.
The dance which was held in Durkee's
barn was well attended and everybody
reported good time.
The ball game Sunday was very in
teresting one, the score standing to Ia
in favor of Eastonvile.
Miss Airel Aux is spending few days
with relatives in the Basin. She will
leave for Denver the latter part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Steward and Miss
Nellie Dyer OF Elbert and Port Funk OF
Calhan took Sunday dinner with Miss
Anna Peterson.
Misses Amy Shy, Anna Colbert and
Edith Boyd of Colorado Springs were
visiting with Mrs. Will Colbert Of Pey-
ton last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gopher Holden and
brother Lawrence and Miss Ariel Aux
autoed to the Springs Sunday and spent
the day with relatives.
Mrs. Lem Cannon and children OF
Ramah, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Funk and
family OF Calhan attended the dance in
Dnrkee's barn Saturday evening.
Word was received Friday that Mrs.
A. j. Peterson was hurt very badly in a
runaway. The doctors say she will be
unable to do anything for months or
perhaps year.
Mr.. Wr. W. o. Campbell, the special
agent for the Continental Fire Insurance
Co. Of Denver, spent Thursday and Fri
day with A. j. Peterson and daughter.
Mr.. Campbell came out to settle some
claims on stock which were killed by
! lightning.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-08-21
From District az
(By Persimmons.)

Mr.. j. ID. Blakely has had his fine field
of wheat harvested.
Mrs. Eta Epler and children are Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Gresham.
Roy and Earl Squires spent few days
with their father at Cripple Creek.
= Mae Remington and Mrs. Gilmore of
Colorado Springs have returned to that
city after ten days visit with Mrs. Ed
Clark.
A big dinner was served Mr.. and Mrs
Alex. BrazeIton by their children and
relatives, in honor of their homecoming
from Idaho, where they had spent the
summer, Joe Brazelton and family being
participants.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-08-21
ten days visit with her parents on the

ten days visit with her parents on the
ranch.
A MIR. Rinker OF Kiowa has started
work on the new school house in district
No. 30.
II. A. Collins and family and Albert
Josepeit and daughter Elsa visited at
Joe tanners last Sunday.
Mrs. Wallace Hymns and children Of
Sturgis, KY, have arrived to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Duffy.
Miss Julia Schoneweis came out from
Denver Tuesday night to visit her sis
ters, Mrs. Janner and Mrs. X. Maui.
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Subscribe for the Tribune.
Frank Black was a Denver Wis
itor Sunday.
The Stitchery met with Mrs.
C. G. McLagan Thursday.
Miss Catherine Riling of Law
renee, Kans., is here visiting Mr..
and Mrs. ]. E. Mayer.
Wanted-Divide people to eat
Divide cheese. Ask your grocer
for the Irving Full Cream. /"
The Tribune is prepared to
furnish candidates cards on short
notice and at reasonable prices.
A five-passenger Buick for sale
cheap. w. l. RIcHMAN,
Ebert, Colo.
2. c. Reynolds was a Cheyenne
passenger Thursday afternoon to
take in the Frontier celebration.
A full line of Cameras and Ko-
daks, also Films and Developers
are now on sale at the City Drug
store.
Mrs, A. C. McNeel and Misses
Eliza and Eta Conover left on
Thursday for their new home at
Greeley.
A. Oberquell came up from
Weld county Tuesday morning
and is putting down a well on the
Royston ranch.
Joe Bray arrived last Saturday
from Colorado Springs for two
weeks stay with his grandmother,
Mrs. Joe Stanner.
Born this morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Cornforth, a daugh-
ter. Mother and child are re-
ported as doing fine.
The Guthals crop of wheat on
the Renken ranch was threshed
this week by Sid Foreman and it
averaged thirty-five bushels to
the acre.
Mrs. D. R. Baldwin's mother,
Mrs. Kvale, and little niece May
belle, from Wyoming, came up
Tuesday from Colorado Springs
for few days stay.
Mr.. Frank Miller of Denver is
visiting at the Lamb ranch. He
is an ex-postmaster. having serv-
ed Uncle Sam for over thirty
years at Edgewater.
Mrs. Grace Jones of Colorado
Springs arrived in Elbert We'd
nesday for a visit with her son,
VIM. Jones and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Steward
and Miss Nellie Dyer attended the
barn dance on the Durkee ranch
in the Basin Saturday night.
Mrs. E. S. Moorhead and son
Ginks visited E. S. for several
days. They went to Ramah,
Thursday morning, to spend a
few days on their ranch.
The granary on John Sloan's
place was struck by lightning
during Monday afternoons storm
and burned to the ground. About
seventy-fve bushels of rye was
lost.
w. |. Cunningham. circulation
manager. of the Ell Paso County
Democrat, and Horace Malloy of
Calhan were in Elbert Thursday
and made the Tribune office a
friendly call.
Mrs. Emma Aux, who had been
here couple of days attending
to some business matters, left for
her home at Greeley, this morn
ing, accompanied by Miss Airel,
who had spent the summer here.
Save your watch and clock re-
pairing for our representative
who will be in Elbert, Thursday,
Aug. 27, at the Cottage hotel.
Remember all work is guaranteed
fully. R. Grinspan, 1884 Lari-
mer street, Denver, Colo.
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The Elbert County tribune., 1914-08-21
Farmers, Take Notice

AS you are about to begin har-
vest your horses are liable to have
sore shoulders, collie, indigestion,
diarrhea, etc. Your old friend,
the vet, is still on the job. J. E.
Barkley, Phone, Elbert Al.