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Evening journal., 1914-07-13
HUERTA AND BLANQUET
At VERA CRUZ TOMORROW
IN The Inlted Press

BY The United Press
VERA CRUZ. July Bankers
here professed this afternoon TO know
that Gensral Iiuerta and ieneral
Banquet. his chief advisor VIII he
here tomorrow night with their fam
lies They will leave the capital at
an early hour Tuesday morning, it
is declared General Garcia Pena will
succeed General Banquet as minis
ter OF war
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
pOINDExIER AFTER wARBURC
IN Ihe LnIted Press.

nN ANt ANlltQ litons
WASHINGTON. July IA resolu
tion suggesting investigation by the ina
terstatc Commerce Commission nt In,
connection OF Paul NJ. Walburg and the
banking firm of Kuhn, Loeh aud Com
panv, Of which he is mcmber with iha
financial history OF the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad was introduced ia the
senate this afternoon hf Senator Poin-
dexter OF Washington
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
SERVICE no FFNTON

While repairs are being made to the
launch Wacoutah. which PHYS between
here and fenton's Beach the trip
across the gi,er are being made by the
launch Ruvnora
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
FUNERAL OF MRS. u M GAEER-

The funeral Of Mrs. Lena NJ Greer
was held this afternoon from her late
residence ON Belmont avenue, Richard
son Park, where she died on Thursday.
The Rev Frederic Doerr, pastor of 81.
Stephens Lutheran Church oiliciated
and interment was in RiVerview ceme-
terry.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13

York, and Lillian Reynolds we're in
iured when an auto which Doelger
was driving crashed into a street car.
Two other members of the party were
uniniured
Evening journal., 1914-07-13

business firms favor the ant
Ads for their quick action and ready
results ADV
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
SEYMOUR. ct Al
.C0NFERS AGAIN
With Mr.. BEAN

Mayor Seymour, Commissioner
Lawson and Manager Bean of the
T. r. & p. company held barred
door conference this morning on
the tideflat street car line. Bean
is getting anxious on this to get
the city tied up before Lawson
and the mayor go out of office.
The mayor refused to tell just
what happened but said things
were coming to a climax and he
expected something definite to re-
suit in a few days.
I'VE are getting down to the
small end of the funel," said the
mayor.
If the thing cannot be closed
up any other way it Is expected
Stone-W ebster will come through
and take the bonds of the city it.
self to build the line, although
an effort is being made to avoid
this as 1t will give the whole game
away and will be an object les
son to the people of just what
raw deal the present commission
has pulled off on the people.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
MRS. STONE WAS
NEAR SCENE OF
TRAGIC MURDER

Mrs. Hazel Stone, widow of the murdered
man, walked past the King residence last evening
a few minutes after her husband had gone into the
fateful house. She had left home shortly after
Stone went out for his cigar. accompanying Mrs.
Wilcox, friend of hers, to Mrs. Willows home at
7th and Tacoma avenue.
Mrs. Wilcox had been negotiating for Mrs. Kings
rooming house., and 1t was through her that Mrs.
Stone had learned that Mrs. Kim was almost PEN
niless and was preparing to Leave Tacoma
"Mrs. King told Mrs. Wilcox That she was two
months behind in her rent, and that she couldn't
see where she would get the mooney, -ssad Mrs.
Stone today. "She told Mrs. Wilcox that She was
going to Portland soon and It made me happy,
for knew she would be far enough away that
she could not exert her influence on my husband
amy more.
~ think maybe she shot Edwin after she saw me
ON the street with Mrs. Wilcox II may have, in
furiated her. OF course, did not know that Edwin
house and made him come home With me-"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
MRS. KING ANNOYED
STONE BY PHONING
TO SHERIFF'S OFFICE

Mrs King has been sherfs Off
and visiting The
courthouse times him.
did everything in his her.
The visited the
Mrs. Stones life Stone did not return her.
the evening the house
his wife he would bring he
turned He went cigar
there King evidently him
cosed him and urged him to with her
Stone demurred but apparently in IN
the cigar accompanied her home
minutes shooting
Roy A. King, husband of the astn
left nanfathe
childrenhad broken home said He took
with him their daughter. Kings SON Stanford
bed at the time the shooting the
home OF Mrs Hart 1877 Tacoma taken
to the home Of intimate friend Of Mrs King living
n Oakland addition - $50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
MET MRS. KING 3 YRS. AGO

When he obtained the position
Stone his wife, bought streets opposite
the courthouse that they could
years they met Mrs. Sadie King husband
A. King, SO4 South Tacoma
children, Stanford and VIOLA
Mrs. King apparently formed
deputy sherf tried to ignore her. For
remained friendly
mountains, and Stone took Mrs. Kings
When Mrs.
told her that Mrs King him
not return home He lived
weeks returning home his meals working
and chauffeur continuously.
Finally Stone
wife, and forgiven for his misdeeds.
II told him that always forgiven he
made mistake and determined
today
For the past Mrs Stones knowledge least the
deputy sheriff been Mrs Kings
"He was determined to stay from her. She
he knew it. and he didn't
him he ha
always took with him." said Mrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
LIQUOR STORE
ENTERED; SIIO
IS MISSING

Boring a hole in the back door
that they might open 1t and af-
feet an entrance, robbers broke
into the Aetna Liquor company,
1870 Pacific avenue, last night
and took $110 from the unlocked
cash drawer. The thieves left
no clues, but it is thought they
were probably the same men
that broke into a number of plac =
on Pacific avenue last night.
This is the biggest haul made
at any of the places yet broken
into.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
ELEANOR. WILSON TO MARRY
SECRETARY McADOO In JUNE

ed has been known among their
intimate friends for weeks.
The wedding VIII be the 18th
celebrated at the White House.
The 18th was the marriage OF
Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson to
Francis Boyes Sayre, on Novem-
Der rs, 1918.
The youngest or the family,
Miss Eleanor, is said to be her
fathers pet, and there r. q strong
personal friendship between the
president and the man who u
70 marry hIs daushteF.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
0. ". R. { n. to-
LET CON TRACT
FOR 100000.
JOB IN TACOMA
BIDS FOR BIG STEEL VIADUCT
ACROSS TACOMA WATER
WAY AT 18TH STREET FOR
NEW TERMINAL TRACK ARE
BEING TAKEN IN SEATTLE.

Bids for one of the largest
construction jobs in Tacoma this
year are now being taken in Seat
tie by j. r. Holman, constructing
engineer for the O.-W. II. & N.
railroad. The bids are for a $780,
600 steel viaduct across the Ia
coma waterway at 18th street, for
the new terminal tracks of the
Oregon-Washington road.
Rumors of the proposed con-
struction have been current for
many months, but it was not
known until today that bids for
the actual work were being con-
structed. Work on the new via
duct and terminals will begin
early in spring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
BRYAN'S WIRE CROSSED

WASHINGTON u. c., March Bryan secretary
of tried call
were crossed, and this the
"HeIloi"
"IIelloi This Is Secretary Bryan" <
1.-THE hell zE8N
what Who h
"Tliis IN President WILSON,"
The when bryan finally
office entIsfnctfon
yan ma the wrons numher ~ write
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
.FAWCETT FILES
FOR JOB TODAY

A. v. Fawcett brought in his
petitions this morning and form
ally filed as candidate for mayor.
James c. Drake, Nick Lawson and
w. A. Stewart also got their
papers to the city clerk ready for
the race for commissioners.
After the petitions are checked up
each candidate will have to file
an acceptance of the nomination
to insure getting his name on the
ballot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14

son announce the engagement Of
their youngest daughter, Eleanor
Randolph, TO the Hon. William
Gigs McAdoo."
Mr.. McAdoo is so years old
and for many years has been an
intimate friend OF the Wilson
family. He has six children, two
Of whom are married. Miss
Wilson is "a years old. The mar
rage will probably take place at
the White House In June.
The fact that Secretary Nc
Adoo and Miss Wilson are sngag-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
WASHINGTON. Id. C.. Mar. ~.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Mar. "a.
Formal announcement Of the
engagement Of Miss Eleanor RAN
dolph Wilson, the youngest
daughter Of the president ana
Mrs. Wilson, to William q. Nc.
Ado0, secretary Of the treasury,
was made at the White House
today. BY direction Of the
president Secretary TuInultt
handed out . brief announces
ment reading m follows
1.-THE president ~ Mrs- Wn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
A BIG DEAL

PORTLAND, Ore, March IA
BY a deal contaminated today In
st. Paul, the Hill interests ac-
quired the Transportation build
ing in Chicago. Two hundred
thousand acres. of land in Cook
county, Central Oregon, were
traded to cover a million of the
$3,50O,0O0 value of the building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
23QQ co OuT

NEW YORK, March 14.-With
the closing of the stores of the
Siegel company tonight, 2,300
persons, many of them destitute,
will be thrown out of work by
the failure of the corporation.
District Attorney Whitman said
1t would hit the girls harder than
any other crash in the city's his
tory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
.KO HLER WANTS
TO COME BACK

CLEVELAND, May lex
Police Chief Fred Kohler, known
as the Golden Rule Chief" who
was dismissed a year ago be-
cause of too much attention to
another mans wife, announces he
has paid in full" for his folly
and wants to rehabilitate himself
in the good graces of the people
and he will run for sheriff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
INSTRUCTION CARS
COME TO TACOMA

With A. w. Perley in charge of
a moving picture instruction car
on the u. p. line here two audi
ences were addressed yesterday on
railway matters and the speeches
will be continued today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
Gets IS YEARS

CHICAGO, March 14.William
Cheney Ellis, convicted OF wife
murder, Was today sentenced to
IL years imprisonment In Joliet.
The defense withdrew it, motion
for q new trial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
WHAT WILL WE have today

more politics?
NO? THEN how about little
scandal?
OH. ALI. RIGHT.
THE KING OF BELGIUM sent
home woman who came to a
ball in a slit skirt.
THE KINGS WIFE must have
been there.
AND MIR. KING was trying to
make himself solid.
ROY KEGLEY is still there with
the French stuff.
THE OTHER DAY he laid for
Leonard Langlow.
TO SPRING A little French on
him.
"APREs vOUs," said Roy proud
ly.
"AH, VOUS ETES tres poll non
cher, monsieur! Je vous as
sure que celia me fait beau
coup de plaisir de vous rem
corte aujourdhui," said Lang
low.
"UN GRAND enlargement apres
les fraids regaurex ques nous
venons d'avoir."
"HELP! HELP" said Roy in dis
may.
IDON'T KNOW whether Leonard
speaks French or not.
But IT'LL SPOIL the story If
he doesn't.
THE MORNING PAPER informs
me that the unemployed are
happy.
ANYBODY THAT doesn't have
to work ought to be happy.
THE u. s. refuses to lift a hand
to help the Standard Oil.
NIL Inlb WILL DC nuTu DiON
for the Standard Oil to sur
vive.
IN FURTHER perusal of the
morning paper l learn there
will be Report Soon on Pow
der Factory"
SOMETHING MUST be going to
explode.
THE OTHER DAY, Frank vii.
helmi.
WHO TRAVELS hither and yon
for the Standard Paper Co.
DROPPED IN at the "Lowamo"
place.
AND TOLD Harry Hotchkiss he
wanted to see the boss.
THE BOSS KNEW Frank was a
drummer, but couldn't recall
with whom.
"WHO is HE WITH" he asked.
"NOBODY," HARRY answered
with a beaming smile. He is
all alone"
HOORAY!
TEDDY ROOSEVELT has been
heard from.
BUT I FEAR the colonel doesn't
feel we'll.
HE SAYS so little.
DID YOU EAT any salmon yes
terday?
AS A WHOLE, salmon day was
voted great success.
BY THE DEALERS in fish.
HERE is SOME hot stuff:
ROBBERS IN Chicago threw red
pepper in their victims eyes.
1T is CONFIDED to me that the
world will end in seven days.
on, i HOPE not.
BECAUSE l WANT to see wheth.
err Jesse Read will be elected
or not.
IL SAYS HE will, but l don't
IS believe it.
.
By THE WAY.
DON'T FORGET that Ananias
Lemon is going to get busy on
something new in short time.
VIEW AND NOVEL.
s,oRE IMPORTATION coming
next week.
AND READ THE news supple
N ment Monday.
TO MEET HERE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
PARCEL POST
FORCES j. s.
EXPRESS CO.
OUT Of BIZ

BUSINESS CAUSED
BY PARCEL POST INVA-
SION CAUSE OF OLD FIRMS
WITHDRAWAL FROM THE
FIELD-EXPRESS COMPANY
IN BUSINESS FOR 90 YEARS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
TO MEET HERE

Puget Sound branch OF the
American Chemical society will
meet here March rs and consider
chemical matters pertaining to
the lumber business.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
Women's Fight for Love of Man Ends In
MURDER and SUICIDE
DIAGRAM SHOWING SCENE OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Diagram shows Mrs. Sadie
Kings apartments i'm her ROOM
Ing house at 8O4 Tacoma avenue.
directly opposite the new Central
school, where last nights tragedy
occurred. Mrs. King sat on her
bed when she fired the first two
shots into the deputy sheriff's
body. A third bullet entered the
ceiling. Then Stone lurched into
the kitchen and staggered through
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14

NEW YORK, March 14.-With
business constantly declining due
to the parcel post and the 16 per
cent cut in express rates ordered
by the interstate commerce COM
mission the directors of the Unit
ed States Express company, which
has thrived for 60 years and
built fortunes for the Platts,
Cranes and other politicians, have
decided to dissolve, sell the assets,
quit business and divide the
money between the stockholders.
Steps will be taken immediate
ly to liQuidate. The Hartman
estate is said to own at least
one-fifth of the stock. 1t is be-
lieved the assets Of the company
will pay out from 500 to 500 per
share OF stock.
Ever since the expansion of the
parcel post the company receipts
have been declining and the d.
rectors set it Is but question OF
time until Uncle Sam will crowd
them off the express map.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14

) WASHINGTON, d. c., 4
, March 1.-THE voluntary
D dissolution of the United 4
) States Express company
, proves beyond a doubt that 4
, the parcel post has come to
, stay" said Senator Kenyon
, of Iowa today. II think the 4
, news is especially appro- 4
, pirate at this time as it 4
, shows that the claims made 4
, recently on the upper floor (
, of the house that the parcel 4
post would run at an enorm- 4
Gus loss are unfounded." ! 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
Deputy STONE.
SHOT DOWN BY
cRAzED WOMAN

The eternal Triangle this composed of and
one man. caused of the
tory Tacoma last evening when Mrs. Sadie proprietor
Mt
IL another to de-
structn OF mans home but this rag
the hank or hair did end
she could not steal She deliberately
own temple while she stood looking
esh hat had moment before been exuberant
he-spark
the other Mrs King committed the murder
e which he had apparently removed from his
ing the house.
Stone had accompanied Mrs. before
O'CLOCK Mrs King occupied of
housea bedroom and Kitchen The
residence in which Mrs King
boarders
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-14
SHOOTING

AT about $50 o'clock shots Leroy
Hart H. of Mr. e. Hart avenue
francis Loveoy To- who playing
Mrs Kng heard the shots and started towards the
Three shots fired Them the boys
stone lurc through the kitchen door
wound King
automatic to
King shot again. the bullet toppIed
Instantly and the small
house. stopped the sight
boys stood beside the body moments watching
the blood pour from his wounds then calmly raised
her temple, and ended her own =
The entire shooting neigh
bors rushed to the they found
with blood
and vest in Mrs Kings bedroom his shoes
MRS King was dressed In loose kmona The bodies
to remain outside in the rain until Justice
moned when Coroner Ashton could
viewed the scene of the tragedy The remains
Meinger's " - =
Deputy Sheriff Stone
been employed the capacity three
He
''N~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
Americana League Records
Aycrosca including games of Wednesday.

September si~cn.y games o. moro.
Club ,'.t:ine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13

At CltVeland Louisville, 3 Cleve-
Al Columbus: Columbus, Is; Indian
apolis. t.
AT Minneapolis: First game Kansas
City, 10: Minneapolis. .. SECOND
game-Kansas City. o; Minneapolis, ..
AZ Milwaukee: milwaukee,, s; ST
Paul, 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13

ATHLE LEAGUES FIRST
SEASON WAS SUCCESSFUL
Teams Were Equality Matched and flight
for thc Remnant ana silver Cap
M;IS Into I'M.

The .Ithietic League of the Rich
mond Amateur Athletic Federation.
composed of the invinCiblc Blues. UNI
der the management OF w. o. Davis;
~" PLANTERS Bank, managed by Mr..
Mact'arIand; the Duncan Memorial
inracos, with Nrd Vaughan Lloyd as
manager. the second Baptist. with
with Howard H. Whitlcck as manager.
and tho Wesley team in charge OF Mr..
prt;c ana MIR Gibson. has just finished
It's urst season, which was most sue
ccsstul one from every standpoint The
Nthlcttc League WAS organized throuph n
the Efforts of Shepherd Crunp and Nj.
Van Buren,. t.. IL. CourtncS was elect ed
president and T. L. Bethel, secretary.
The schedule Of eighteen games for
each club WAS pretty nearly PLAYED out:
only three postponed games being left
OYER I'm the final wind-up.
Tho teams were equally matched. ami
Indicated by tho ciosc scores. y great
majority II tho games showed les.
than eight runs as total 'or the TIVE
teams engaged.
Tho poruan, and silver cup in the
.tihlcu, LEAGUE was won by the Dun
cam Memorial E1.ura tcari OF the
Broad street Methodist Church Under
the management of Ned Naurhnn- Lloyd
the players developed into good hit e
t"rS. clever h1sc-runnvrs and aided By
y splendid pitching iStan, soon forged
to tnr front and held lie lead through
the latter part oC the season.
Tho fielding average Of tho lcaguc
WAS $50; batting average $50. and
pitching average 200, which shows
class for teams composed of hoys of
eighteen years Of axe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
CAPTAIN PLYER ASSISTING
COACH HEGARTY Ar A. G. Nj
Two Teams Run Through signals aud For
natiOns-Iour Vacancies the
Varsity Tpnr


WEST RAiEiUh X G. sep;emoer r.
Since Monday tho A & NJ football squad
has hecn hard a, work every afternoon.
Two teams have already been selected. and
they have been running through signals and
formations. Captain l.. =. Piyer, who wiz
pilot the 1917 Rcd and White team made hts
hrs; appearance on the Aeld Friday He IS
assisting Coach Hcgar;y vc:y materially
In whipping the new lncn into shane
There fou. vacancies oa Tho varsity
team that will have 10 he filed with new
mon The positions Omen are the TWO guards.
loft tackle and of; half back. sharp a nov
man. 'ooks very promising and seems 10
have tho half back cincheo There H. d,
possibility that Mcpougsll. 10 played end
last year. viii bc shifted to tackle IN case
30 ono clgc can ~ found TO eli that gap.
he possesses plenty Vt weight for that pc-
slt!cn. Brunei star on last years Junior
closs team. and sevcral freshmen are work.
ing hard To- tho guard positions.
IN tho hHc Killed. LOWS. mo starred In
he las games a. fal. homer sub halt
ball a. iivn'sidc 'Nst ycrr. Hrl champion,
member at Tho 10. team. .rc an show.
ing w vol I5ouuer an! Townsend are
doing good WORK TN the Ei King .lHc. both
In pGnt.rS and drop yelling
From no" on until tn" season opens
the limit a. The opening game d, only
three weeks OFT
Tho entire SUDDEN, body was shocked 20
hear OF the death OF Ff-dr-bor. who plnvcd
such sensational bal - on4 iazt vc2r MS
death occurred rucsday at his home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
Foreign Champion Who Meets Ed Lewis
To- Morrow Night.
hEAVYNE,GRT WRESTLERs
MEET TOMORROW NIGHT
Ed Lewis viii Tackle Costello, the
SriEinn EiUut. III Srnad street
fGrl> ~ S:i1 n'tIocIs.

Followers ~ til" wrestling game
from lcar-hV cities will come TO Rich
m"nu to-mo'roW 10 witness the heavy
weight hour between Ed. tSiranglcr)
won decision over Or. Roller, and
Gus. costello, The Belgian giant. who
tins TIA" scales at 80 pounds, and is as
solid - :: rock
10th wrcstlcrs have agreed TO the
barring of tho @tranGlc and the toe
ncldS. rms means thai the match will
u" iruc exhibition OF scientific
wrestling. "a i - bc worth coming
n"ilt mites a. Witness.
out ihot the law does not permit holds
that are. huffman. aud to prevent the
arrest Of the participants and the pro
iho'crS !He contestants readily agreed
10 ciimna't the dangerous too and
struggle holds
Lewis has appeared often before
local aulieuc"s and has tcuuitted him
"eli ven Ne las strength weight and
science. and is looked upon as a con
tcnd"r Tor the championship title hold
Costello has bcstcd Wostcrsard, San
dc les. tas.icu and Ioucnard. and has
wieSi!cd %hys2ko one hour and thirty
minutes 20 draw. He is one of IN.
strongest built and heaviest wrestlcrs
ever seen ON the local mat, and his
reputation for speed and science is
T'he hou, viii be staged at Broad
o'Cloch. The park will lie wcil lighted.
and the Lest of ordGr VIII be main
taiucd.
Tho promoters state the advance sale
OF seats indicates ono of the largest
crowds OF the season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
+. ?. Ai.liS. THIRD, WINS
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

NEW YORK. september l2-E r.
All!s, third. captain OF tho Harvard
team. e milwaukee, boy. who won the
amateur title of the state ~ Wiscon-
sin this Year for the third tiGic won
thc itlc of Individual champion of the
int,rcol!ce COZ Association by dc
roatinc q PROMISING Young Princeton
student, l.. NJ W0shhurn. over the
Garden CITY links to-day i'm the thirty
SIS hole final match. Aliis won by
II M and 20 - play.
At the finish OF the first half ~
eighteen holes. Allis WAS MALT 6f ton
uV ou WHshhurn
Tho amateur record for these LINKS
Us ~ made by Charles Evans, of Chi
caGo. in tho national amateur cham
pionship tournament last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
RAlNEY TO BE PITTED
: AGAINST THE CUBANS
First Appearance of Crack Foreign
Team VIII lie ro-Morrow After
nf

In all probability Ramey, who start
cd against Roanoke yesterday, will
go to the mound tomorrow against the
strong Cuban team. which will engage
the Colts IN an exhibition game be-
ginning at i:l5 o'clock
The Colts Will line up in regular or
der: chweitZer In centre. Newton at
short, Berger in left, Rohe at third, Gray
in right. Snyder at first and Bunting
at second. Itamey and Ryan will form
the battery.
The Cubans will line up in the same
form that they defeated the st. Louis
Browns, of the American League Ro-
manach, shortstop; Calvo, centre field;
Aragon,. third base; Viola. right field
paron, left field; i1ungo second base;
Barnnda. first base Jimnez, catcher,
and Acosta. pitcher.
IL Is probable that Whitfield. the pop
ular Portsmouth player. will join the
Colts Tomorrow or Tuesday, and he
Will play in the balance OF the eXhibi-
ton games
VIM Clarke has agreed to handle tho
indicator. ANA he Will he assisted by
another yet to he selected.
The Cubans, an all-whita team, will
play again on Tuesday afternoon, and
tho exhibitions will he very classy
Admirers of the Colts will show their
appreciation of each players wirk dur
Ing tho past season by attending ali
Of the exhibition games, the money
from Which will be divided amongst
the players. J