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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-12

Tie ySeiiphalta Wttllinn 10 per
iantte aeitern line Garlabnna Wehl
uatl St sOuis.
-3rau Guauii Sleeper nebii
S6bnheu qpuis. limb anl Samstaa
uah Union No., umeespaen.
-6err 8ilhelm Steppers ber bei
benz Grn0er George bel 9arosuiile
beiuhte. 1T beimaetebrt.
Ter j,mae 5err 6sorae oaien.
bed uun 2inn IN als Geielte In Der
Stmieoe bes Serrn 6enrp geamel
einQetreien.
-6pdn. 0oter bDeihen run
3plt mar eincn 1heil ceS SonntaRs
uuo Nluntnas 8ait uuiereS hUhu.
Eiarrers i. u. Giepenbrud.
-6rau Sobn .. Sheppsrs mar
Samstoe nub Sonntaa @ait Der 90
ibres Srtels, llncle Steue Crtmeper
bel 5aUS.
.@eItern Nellpm Ruit Vrort bas
icr mn r'abiaen Ireis ~ haben bel
Sui. Ga mop
Irnn Gsnrles 0uber beeat lid
om NUntaa uadl 9eiierion Gitp. su
Bciudl brr Jomilie ihrer Stlnnnrr'
IN arnu Charles Tortb.
Ser WiGriin 0oer. Der bic
,to.m ictaeS HaterS tduii. erirurben.
modt AnliaIten nnI DcrieIbrn Elm
gGuhnbaus ~ bnuen.
--0err Ven Sttinnaun Ucn Wr'
o0lt hat ben BON Otrn Ocrmann
appel nuO ber Soramcpcr Ha;tion
crilnnbcntn Huplttid, 9ctanIt nno
am 2amglng uon bier abaeboIt.
Der Niidjoel Iueb uon 9opIe
Greet uGr am SUnrtna Elm Seludler
in S2ci;pbnlil; rbenlalls drl geOno
Heia)ciuen. bic bes 9enannten BERN
9cQleitcrln mar.
Tie Gtilphaiia 4 6Ult {raoinQ
Co., mnhtc ont 9ierstaa ipicoerum
ibytu re0eln,O6ieeu luodentliher
&iebucrianot. Der oieiesmnl aus %
@runStru bcitanh.
--0crr 1pbn Rebel 1T an Wiit'
wudl ppn cincm Seiudle bel Dem
NrG9cr (pt in St. 2ouiS uro oci
7nn,itit ictutr Sh,ucittr Jau lolcpt
. yrrpcse IN. Geutnur Stotipn, beint'
QttchrI.
0Crr Casper gSinttlmnnu Dor
%rluytDur mar ONT Sonutoa hler
/ 0tin, nit Gospar iubr icln 'rllbcrCl
| Yoncnolcner 0crr @erha,o YbriOn
! Ger ais iulter III 2utuult miroer III
S,prc Der Nebr. g9inteIn,nnn mi
'rcunelichcn @ciidltc uuo allcr Ora
: ue btrtn Niuhcu uro Qnni beNpn
beers olt POM idl1ncn Weld)ledltC be
oientn muo.
/ S2tt jiibrtu oui 2aacr ollr Nrtcl
! CdraSiaucn uie RutbtIce. W(nmmotl
NIct. AlloI'a, (inpttn. Heo {p,
mb Slut tNrob. yer Die cine utc'
nubert oieitr 0irasnrt miInldt, 'pt
tIc 10, bel Norion Il Oil,cmener.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-12

Serr auauit Sleeper. Der. pie be
reits In lester @ode aenreioet, bel
Berger bon einem 8uae Der Wiiiuuri
9aciiie eriabt unb am aopfe uno In
Rlden idlper perlett 'uurbe. III cal
Tierstaa int Warien noipitnle In
Sefferiun Gitp asitorben. Seine
leicbe wiro UNI 8 llbr morsen (5reia
tne) aui hieiiaem tath. 5riebbofe be-
itattet meroen. Ter 8eritOrbene bin
terldbt auBer Der Gnttin unb einen
Sbbnhen mehrere grlber bel Union
mobnhaii.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-12
Qartuer ucrianNt.

Sunoer Waun pun u phcr -
Sohren nit ctwa 81. 300 NCrmbpcn.
uls @eIdlnltSuartucr III clucn Stprc.
9raudlt telue briouocreu Griaayun'
aeu sn beben. todl neunoeuh Sdnl
bi.ouna wie ond cute NrIaacn
uno 2uit unb licbe snm @eit6ite nm
ielben poritehen ,u fbnueu. Weaeu
Vaherem wenbe mnu iidl an ". !,
6ente. Grid Sfln.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-12
Nratcicr.

( Is. RbpNe >i$innN IcH Srutcltl
per ,Sei,lua" - NcutN
Soc. Y. Sbalp,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-12


unb Spaten herppr uno naflt it1
I'M @arten aeifditia. Sie III nie
oas ia bel alien ibren 8eihlehtes
Ratur, riUreeing the SenlUn."
! -7em Beerabniiie bes 6erru
Spbn 8uorpii bon &ihiountnin. her
bort om Spnutae I'M alter BON A.
Sobren on Der Nussehruna itarb.
uuhnten upu bier bel oerr 3. O..
gue bbert uno 6rau 6reo Grtmener.
-7a auauit Sdlnib unb NitIie
Npremerer nm Sprutna ipieocr CT.
nen 9Iusilua sur 0onpilinot monten,
muR upbI oes Btrlldt bah lcoer Der
9eiben bort eiueu Stub bat. au'
@abrbeit beruher.
--auocnicur pnrbihp bon Qule
Gpuutp nnbm am Murida Die Hnae
bel 4iiletomr 40 bic Srlde nber
ben Gioae 1lub erbnnt Weroen ioll.
in pIunepitciu nnb beaauu aciiern
nit ben Sermeiiunaen iur bic Hrude
giad) peitern ndlt uoer Schn @naen
miro er int Stnnoe itiu ben Counties
Gcle uuo Cinae ben nuaelahren Mos
iteunnidllna unterbreiten Su tpnnen.
-9lid)t allacmeir mag cS betanri
iein en6 ein uber Die 9onScn Ner.
Stanter iidl eritrcteuoea @eict oas
oas 16oten BON &aiierupaeln ME
Gnten une Sanie gu Iebiaer ,3eit
uerbietet. Inter bieient Weiete bur
| len 5nten uno @anie nur iriitlen
! benz !. Septcn,ber Lno IL. GeSem,
Der oetbotet uerbGn. 9Iud1 Iino alle
! Suieiten uertilaenoe &OReI unter
bent grotetiorat llncIe 5am'S uuo
oa betanntlit bicier lln,lc nldlt nit
ildl ipaiien idbt. buritc tS Qrrothr
ieir. ieiutn NcietI nui ons Vcrau'
cite ,u beiuIaen.
-SClsacu,lidl eincS @ciutcS in
9inn, aibt unS Der opriiac ~llntcri.
| iieo 3cnutrat" cincn .pull" ben mir
nur beSbalb uicocrpc zen iuell or lih
oui bic beutidlc Sprachc unb ocrcn
s2cr,b beiitut, bic oph olcIe ocr
lliuncrtu 0enerlllun ais nItmu0lit.
orQetrnacn, nidlt 'ur Die 9euhtli
oaiitno luo nlS eiucn 9IrtItet Der
:eineu Wertb hat, crndlien mo m
ter oas oltc Giien tucr'tn mpdltcn
Gr iaat
lapi Henry C4>uup, editor Of
the Mestph4la Nok hIa't, pad III,
lU. y. an appreciated call lnurdaN
| The Nolk>blat is IetoSrlzed as onl
OF the able>t tJl,td U1smln pApeG>
i'm The state. and >hault IL 4 weekly
visitor at every home IN O>lSl
county where that language may y,
read. II is OF course yer, necessary
al ;hiS day lhl, all should he ah,e It
read English ana It i, 40; only
highly desirable Accomplishment tu
also q great prlt'l>Al uluN II one +
also competent T. ltld aud >PsaE
German. Ani there Is 20 Mttr VA
10 acquire or lttatn 4 knowledge q
! German than ty r,1ila< oF uln>'
lallng matter iouni N we'll edlit'
German r1rer >ath J>l>om eNttnltI
contemporary, ,ht VOLS >hlN.
Cambria ,}nmorah.. elmer oc
d,iciicu ano btlttu i'm Marttt. bt
Ntrru y SdlepptrS,
SNrutcicr.
& Is. RbpNc SSinnN Ic> &ruttit
per ,Sei,iua" - NcutN
Soc. Y. tMip
,Su oeriauicu.
TreilpdiaeS Nadittm Stpre g:
binoe l6 ,olliae @ano. 9onerct aej
lsrraum, Stieier 5ndl T,eicS /
bic bette 9aae iar cin Saaimanusas
ihdit. saerbe oaSielbe 10 pcrtanlt
bas benz aauier quite Snterellen a
ieinem ausaelsatem Seloe aeiihey
Iiub. @eaen nabereu GinseIheite
idreibe man on
4. Z. Soiliot,
giun. No.
Su rermiefhen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-12
Gbrifapb Columbus
lDisetr Dabeim.
alon B,. edlibtsr

6 Sammer. meun bic ARaht ees
3pbes
8espunaen uni're treue 9icb'.
limb menn Oun ieinem falten anlic
Griiarrt bas ieure glrtlis blieb.
Sin bas III idlnue1 uns bealildte
llns mann erloid bes Nuaes Stern
Ter uns su iiiBer Suit aeleuhtet.
Ses Summers Wolfe ifeudleno fern.
Nltein Der Nubtii Der Serblih nen
8eut ein'een 1ruit oem aruRen 2eio.
@iet ar1Ber III ber Sdlnters UNI iene,
9ie einenl ountlen gpus aeipeiht.
Sin 4alps s1btte mnn bic 3nQe
Seiibem gum Meit bic 6lptte Inhr.
9ie 9aae reihten iid su Monben,
Sod BON ben Sdliicrn teine Spur.
Sn iebem s!une iono bic 6raae,
Tod tcirct mudlt ihr Wurte Icih'n,
-spaS mag bnS Sdidinl unlrer @at
ten
limb unirer Guhn' uub WrHbcr iein?'
Sir irQrr Ilonen2iperte Cpicr
Ter Rulniudlt cJieS Jrenioen cuS.
go IN btH iini,'rcu 0rurbcn lauert
60 id|redenSppIl beS 1obeS @rnuS"
Eeitber entiftpnuhen Il c b c II
W puhe.
9W6ll goae audi TN 3eiteH,
lnui,
Ia 400 OH teruen borisonie
Gin bun'ler 5leden nni.
limb immer naher 'onl'S uub rdher.
Gfpr fab nrnn iIatterno SeAeI
mehu.
Tnrub oaS @ilo bes Areu,eS ihwct
ben -
.Sei @ott, Elm S1mner 1T aeidIeb II.
Tie 5ieie bat lie rlt't reridllureer,
.gie tehrsn helm nom ierren Mccr,
Tie ihr ais Cote idlrn bemeirtet,
Nui, ireut eudl itrtr g@leoertehr'"
60 halt &C iuteIro ourdl oaS Sabt
dleu.
Gum 6o'en eilet arpb uub tIeir.
limb 6luoel milridtr man Der Y inc
Tem matt urb Icroinu ,u0 'ie ein.
llub allies branQt i'd, nrS @eiiooe.
Gin jetcr ipih, i'll hanprr guft
Sdlpu itntt Der 2otr 1T SHUTTER
nrWc
Tie Satin on hes @nttcu Nrun
IN icoent Suar etrlcn (hrorcr.
Toh ntdtt nur HeiA unh NuHn,c'
nehr,
llunlouhlidl ioit mill iit bchuntcu,
Ter left ncn Reiic Nauhcrmor'
Sett pnifrr nllc fc GoIiabnS.
Ten issR't Ne uct ncnannt mi
GlnA,
llnh ereiicn i'm. her lhre NoTcn
aRi, 6uhm iuS 9'ndl her ,}ciiea trun
llnb nter iruhcm irl'oeldn'e
BUR 9irht 800 Der :d,iiicr Sd,ar.
lem Gm 'ocn. hciicu lulb iit idnptc
Tcs TnnTeS Boil N brinaeu bar.
9roni tchglen ollie su ben 1hren.
Columbus uahr, rm Stnb sur 6on0
Tie Shulo hem Nin,mcI ohiutrnecr
i3ce er Elm NuHcr, hurdl enS 9nuo.
Y. Y. Columbus Qirn om 3
auauit ii92 pom 0aitu uou &alo'
nit 3 Sd,i,'cu in Ser, Tns Qrn6t
.Sonta Nlnrio" bc'chliQte or iClbii
bic .Tirta' itorh inter alpuic Vim
;on. bic nina" inter %iricrtc Gn
spr. Tie Santa N|ario" lit at' DC
6eiminhrt an Der Nliie uou 0nnt
NSd,iiibrud. %uu ocy Mnuuidlni
blieben bier 10 ;urud, bic Iidl uoI
bcn, Nrad Gin Sprt an Ser Nln
tauteu. Vile hicic wurhen upr Dc,
aninntrn irdtcr wt0ta ihrrr nnt
iudlt unb Snronuci tvmprNtt II
.Gintn" unh .NI,un" crreidltcn Valr,
nm Is. Wors li93. rpu mo lic 10
. MpnotCn unh - EoGcr obaclcoel
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-12
,,u periauicn.
IN rermiefhen

6aus uno StnlIuna rebit eineu
halbsn ader 9anb iur sarteu. in
@enptalin. su iehr mdGIacm Treile
Ran ueuoc iit an ben Giaenttnmer
2pieph 9aifyop.
gser 9aunbraht uotbia bat unH
lolheu ~ suiriebenitelIenSen Hrei'
len tauien mbhte. fraee oarum an
bel Seuru Gen mel.
;sarmsr mohten ih bitten ibre 3e'
perntnren an gierbeaeItirren 10 nisl
mbalid, ihon lest beioraen snlaiien.
ha es mir iest weniaer an Der Seii
iar hieie areeit maHaelt.
aerbtuaHb Cttmtest.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-12
Bargains in ShabeH.

S'pr lest on bis gum Is. Rdr'
r:roe ih upu alien arteu uon MAN
rer Jraueu uno ainee rihnhe
N aoi, uuo uuter spapreiien per-
,auieu. Spredli Dor uno aberseuat
euh oaB euh Gin Saraoin seboten
in uno ibr ,selo eriparen tbunet.
Ser biHaue 0rtmese CT
@aislane a. serfanfea.
ahsip ader autef @alolane nahs
auelstoun billia u usriauieu. ae'
flsetireuhe meaen I'D ueHotn ar
Q. u. ! snt tu. aesletenn. Y
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-12

-sssrhhert gnrs SRpbnhauier
anb anosrs gshanes bsi bsr astnc
anh. mas neh nihtiaer. esriher.
susr ashen In Der Gaaitnhle. 0eiA
usszssfsn In s,sli leiets. osedulk
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-12
--Sotefier Charles Wtnf,epol I

--Scseiier Charles Rindleuol IN
fr RpHtne pon aanias Gitp uubin
Fw ieinen Sohn 2ouis. beaIeitete.
tetmsetehrt. 2ouis fpirb in
einem oOrtiaeu Gutpmobil @ert'
Fiott 6as Reparieu ber araftiudasu
erleruen unb iit bes weiteren nit
oanbtieren berielben uertraut ma
der.
= 6err 6ermanu 2uebbert uor
TeIt Goiut berid,tet bel Ginienourp
ieiues Tpllnrs fiirs gpItsblntt oaf
Der tiefite Shnee Der pabrero oes
Wiuters in bortiaer Geeenb fiel uur
iehs 3ull mar. Rebit ihu befnbeH
iidl bprt iein Bruber 6enrn uno bic
Shmeiter Rario. Gbriitina. bic
e6enialls bort mar, pe!lt seaenpdr'
tie 81 bauie.
-berr Charles Gsarlirstp. bel
befannte Serren aleiber 0dnoler in
SefierIou Gin, bat in letter Wotle
Ieiren Bancroft ertlart. Sein Out
haber ipll unsefdbr benz Der Yer
binblihteitcn aleihiiehen. Tie ar
Nuroeu aui Grebit ueriauite @onrt
be!Suit iidl au' s5. 90. Tas @eihoi'
brF,rbet hdl ouaenblidiifl IN Sdnoer
eines Noiienperipolters oot III mar
ol(nemein Der Hniidlt. bah GharIep
beiIn oll,uarube 8utber5ia'eit al
bieiem gnn'erptte ihuIo II, bali
wieecr hber g8niier aeIanaen 'ptro.
ia Der TruderleuieI nns IL
,eb,er gsudle eiutn Streit 'pi'Itt
unb In ber HnSeiee oes perrn 6ret
Crinwrcr ben Is. sIpril als 2no'
etrtS Stlutbaranin,Serinuis auanb
anIintt ben Is. MGrs. berihtiaer
mir biPig9. 7ieies in ben raprl'
| ichtscn" pe'hab uitt aus Abrd]t
| lIrb na 0err Grtmsuer ebenicreril
bielc AbNtt beat. uno iens ole niel
leih. cbtnoesneaen iit ieinen Enr
ooircerfaui nod niht su 9iutc mad
ten, ueylareert er bic 2eit biz sun
-. Mar; uie in Der torriGirten Yin
seiee criittlih.
Zen uielen iursen Qeuter, De
ner es in Der 0eimoth III enQe. BIZ
mctr uun Der 8elt ieher iuoller
hnueiatlidl ober, uni mehr gu uer
/ oieren uno oesbalb nnh Dem We
reu. stn1etii unh bem Staatc Ne
brn4t1 bepaber, foIaten am Wur
| tan bic iunacu 0erren 9otr Sre'te'
una ,}ohu @pIc BON fuVt Seirt
| btonbcr Gh nab @en Goint @ebros
Ia. ru Der iunae Soie Nhon mehrer'
Sunlnlcr einem Tormer acolcnt. Ee'
( (Sri,cre nber Der ,um erIten Nnlt
W,iiipuri ! @rensen itbcrldlri,t. per
meint auh in irenber 9nnoen 'ertll
prrpen III t6nuen, nrnhpm nnnr
Imnnu ihn pou elmer eitiRen %or'eh
lnno Gin N outer Sob suacoatlt mn
/ ,eutr Ncrr (@eu &ohe Srl es No
| btm CT orci Sabre snirlehenltcllcn)
locnicnt uuo oeiien 3cupnis CT al
,outcr uuo Qetrcucr Anet1t mt Il
! nic Srtmoe uCbme
9ltticuiuhaber Vcriammluug.
9ult Nttieuiuhaber Der sSelleall
/ GarHino 80. iiuo tiermIt acb'te
/ cintr nm llhr 9lddmittaa Samsia
Sen u. Mar, in HiutcuaI : ooll
Irat,lm0cnotu &eriammIurB beti0
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-12
9lpt;,.

llutcr,eilbucte. ais %erpal,cr etS
wa.t,aiics ser Sirmd &trncr II
gacaeuhoii, eriutt ltiermit lreuno'
hdt ollie oieier iirma Shnlotnet
thre &ehnuuaeu halo mpalldl u
btaleiheu. Seruer ino ale Die npd
upu Der Sirmu uoer uun oieIrr ert
lltheuen spmmiiiiunS @eireioelaie
in ibrem 9eiip taben. ssbsteu oitie
an mir ab,nIiefcrn. gutl eriahe i'd
ollie. Die pun aeuauntsr iSirmn su
i9roeru hnbtu, mir ibre Sehnunaen
ciu;uhduoiaeu.
Sertrub s2errer
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-03-12
9ltticuiubabcr Wcriammluug

9lllt Nttieuiuhaber Der sSeiloalla
Ganiine So. iiuo tiermit acb''er
cinty nm | llhr 9iadlmittnQ Son;Siaf
sen u. Mars in Min tepaIS onllt
nat,uu0crotu &eriamnIuuB betiN
unhucu.
W.rhnro GiaBneucr Wic Gyaiiotrj
Notice OF Election.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29
HARVARD WON'T PLAY MICHIGAN;
DROPS ". AND j. ELEVEN ALSO
Washington and Jefferson ootbaers Came Entirely Too
Near Beating Crimson Last Season, and Michigan,
With Many Veterans Might Reverse Harvard's
Victory of 1914, It Is Believed by Fans
BY FRANK G. MENkE.

W. & J. tackle was not offensive. 1t
was defensive roughness. He had to
defend himself against the rough tao
tics of one of the Harvard men
Patterson, the W. & ]. tackle, was
caught while doing a little rough
work. The Harvard tackle wasn't
caught and that seems to be one of the
excuses Harvard may have for its
failure to schedule W. & J. in 1915.
Dartmouth Was Dropped.
Dartmouth, if you remember, used
to play Harvard. And with consider
able frequency, Dartmouth used to
give Harvard a beating. Harvard stood
it as long as she could. Then it sew
cred athletic relations. It refused to
schedule Dartmouth for future games.
Its excuse was that those New Hamp-
shire youths were too rough.
If Johnny Maulbetsch, who half
backs for Michigan, hadn't been SO
rough, maybe Harvard would have
given Michigan a game in 1915. But
Johnny would get rough. He would
bust holes right through the Harvard
line. And now Harvard won't play
| Michigan in 1915. If Spiegel, Fleming
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29

the umpire ruled the ball a foul il
struck a projection in the ground and
rolled into fair territory. One Of the
players in the field picked up the ball
and tossed it to the first baseman- The
umpire then reversed himself and al
lowed the out, after having declared
the ball foul The allowing of the ont
retired the side and ended the game,
the score being 2 to I in favor Of the
visitors. Trouble then broke loose "A
large chunks
The minor league umpire wrote sev-
eral major league umpires for their
version Of the play. While hating 20
-disa gree with tire minor lea que official.
all of them were inclined TO believe
that he had erred in reversing MS
hit must come under basebalPs inst
rule-fair play. The umpire erred IN
calling the play too quickly. Had he
waited until it was either fieided in
foul territory, or had finally rolled
fair. he would not have made the
clared the ball foul, the batsman
stopped and started back to the plate
Had he not called foul, the batsmau
would have continued to run out the
hit and would have crossed the base
by the time the ball had finally rolled
into fair territory. 1t certainly was
unfair to declare the batsman out IN
play he would have beaten rad
not the umpire suspended p-af
by miscalleing the hit. Such be-
ing the case, ne should have stuck 20
his original ruling and allowed rhe
batsman to hit over. The umpire .erreso.
and certainly the team at vat SnoLi4
not have suffered for his mistake.
At least that is what the major leayls
umpires held. What is your opinion
as a fan Copyrighted 1914 By ths
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29
WESTON TEAM LEADS
THE INDUSTRIALS
Moves Up Into First Place by Defeat
ing Globe Mills in First Game
After Bowling Is Resumed.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE STANDING.

After a layoff of week, the Cactus
club bowlers opened up again Monday
night the Industrial league starting
things off Monday nights bowling
made decided change in the standing
Of the teams. The Weston team moved
into first place by getting four points
from the Globe Mills in the first game.
The Cement Plant took a like number
of points from the Ell Paso Laundry
team, which has been leading. Roy
Maggie who has an almost insurmount-
able lead for individual honors, again
bowled a splendid game in the first
match. He had high game, with 205,
and high total Of 566. His average for
the night was 1S9, which is several
points higher than the leader in the big
league has for the season. His games
Of Monday night bring Nagle's average
for the season up over the $50 mark,
which is much better than most of the
big leaguers are rolling.
In the second match, Aber had high
game, with 209, while Delruhl had high
total, with 549 By winning four points
in the match, the Cement Plant pulled
the FL Paso Laundry team out Of its
lofty position at the top Of the ladder.
The Cement Plant moved up from third
to second, while the laundry team was
showed back to third. The Globe Mills
team, which is in the ruck, has added
several strong players.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29


HERE is not the slightest doubt
i'm INV mind about Jess Willaro's
.bilitv to defeat Jack Johnson
Ths+ the pair will meet in combat III
zT.rcb il a certainty, and If the match
i located in Juarez I viii make every
EFFORT to set the exact date so as 20
a. in with the meeting Of the cattle
--o-,sg sssocfation which takes place the
first week in March. o oe the
: willard will surprise some o. ~
7-iseacres who never can see an s1luo-
+io17s and able boxer against q SHe,lL- AN
pion In the first place ia" i,t++ nc.
every advantage in size, .Feaehf ~ NJ - .
7,ov-ere and most important OF All ~ ~
80 Willard on his next birthday WI
II 81 Years If age Johnson wlll pc, %
Years old. Twelve years uiILSIe -l-1 - -
seretie something that anyone VINO ne,s
$3.50 80 sort of athletics apprecl-
stes' more than an ordinary iayman'
Willard has led most eNenl plaIy -
5--bi5e an the world knows. that JohH
son has led a gay and testiVe eAls 80 -.
for the past six years. 40 ~ -
mat Johnson has gone back, put Olle
thing is sure-JohnsOn is not improV-
inc willard. on the other hahu, ndS
71sde GOOD by knocking out nearly an
his opDonents and every one lnaI NAG
fought the Kansas giant Is WIlHS
go on record LueL 1oAlAlH0--
over 20 rounds ,,,,
have seen johnson in a great many
l,or,ts and have studied the pictures Oh
some that I did not witness.
Johnson's Fight With klonglk s
Tho first time 1 saw Jack Johnson
At sDringfield, Ill, before Johnny
CoDnor's club Johnson was IN pat
f1e ,-o,-aI and proved the winner. George
esiIsr who was at the ringside' caAeu
nv attention to Johnson ana salu ne
HF u
showed some good points OF me $50, i
I t1,ourht Siler was boosting a DIT anu
.aid no further attention to MIN. A
few weeks later Chicago DoAIn6 SIuD
ir7norted Johnson to fight prellIh-
mary against giant hushy lL9E - y
heavyweight who IoushI uiIueI -
name OF AlonulhS. nc -. -.afaread-
ioxe. Malachi Hogan, VINO reIeIeeu'
coaxed Klondike to his feet aIter d
touchdown in the second rouh6- III
the fourth session klondlKe lauueI q
bfph one and Johnson went 70 Ms
lees This time Hogan coaXed JohH-
- 70 oct nm. He counted slowly amid
iond laughter from the spectators an anu
+e1led TO Johnson between each couu-
But Johnson refused TO rise s mans
his head and made the FAMOUS allsH =
III Hogan when asked whether ne was
going TO fight any more. He sala; \ e,
Mr. Referee, / am going 10 LlshI sOAie
more but not tonight
Didn't Get His s35.
The purse was $50, OF Whlch me WI
ner got $50. Johnson never was pald
the losers end because matchmaker
Carroll insisted that he would NOT pay
q .77,ftfer Johnson later excused him
SELF. saying that he was on train al
dav and had nothing to eat ana was
100 weak to continue. About year
later johnson again took on klondlke.
The match took place beIore JIM
IZi1are's phoenix A. c. of Memphis. and
Johnson blinded his opponent with lei
handlers and forced him to quit IN the
18th round. 4. On
Tnext saw Johnson go through ~
rounds Of the slowest and most unlh-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29

RESPECTS for the Willard-John-
- son match being held across the
4 river grow brighter each day. The
affair is far from being settled but 1t
barins to look as though it viii be
arranged before very long. JACK Cur
lev. who has been in the city 1or t1S
mast week in the interests Of himselI
and the syndicate behind the match
has received many tentative bids from
various concerns for the building OF
the stadium in which the match VIII
be pulled off In all probability TINS
stadium viii be built IN the center Oh
the Juarez race course
Saturday Curley received a telegram
from Buenas Ayres announcing the ar
rival of Johnson there Whlle CuIley
is here johnson will look the GROUND
over at Buenas Ayres, which is also
bi5dinp for the match. Of course the
CITY which makes the best offer VIII
in all probability get the match. Ac-
cording to Curley it looks as IhouBh
III Paso will make the best Did. He says
that as far as he has gone matters
have moved along quite smoothly
Curlev's record shows that ne IS one
Of the three really successful promo
ters Of wrestling and boxing IN me
country today. Ihe oLner Two aIe
siSunshfne" Jim Coffroth who mas
handled the Colma arena at san Fran
cisco for a number Of years and Uncle
Tom MCCarey who has handleu the
Vernon arena at vernon, CallIorhia'
even longer than COffroth has been IN
control OF the Colma arena.
one dominant fact which stands out
in Curley's handling of fighters ana
wrestlers is that not one has ever leIt
him Of his own accord to take up Win
another manager
During his career Curley has handled
no less than six boxing and two Wrest-
ling matches for the championship OF
the world He handled the second
C,otch- Hackenschmidt wrestling match
in Chicago in 1911 and the Mahamout-
Gotch match also in Chicago, which
was DulIed off in 1909. The champion
shin boxing matches which he has
promoted are the Flynn-J ohnson match
for the heavyweight championship
which was staged at Las Vegas IN lylz,
the scrap for the featherWeight champ
fonship at Chicago in 1902 between
Terrible Terry McGovern, later light
weight champion, and Benny Aanger.
the Upton Slasher. McGoyern mao
previously won the featherweight
Championship when he defeated the
wonderful little negro George Dixon
and the lightweight championship by
defeating both Frank Erne and Joe
Cans. "the man with the educated ell
bow" He handled the bout at Tonopah
between Mike Schreck and Marvin
Hart which was staged in 1903 for the
heavy championship, and year
previous, at the same place, the one
in which Joe Cans defeated Kid Her
man. This bout was for the light
weight crown. Curley also handled the
affair at Los Angeles in February, 1906
when Tommy Burns defeated Marvin