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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

every visitor GO the Grand Canyon o.
Arizona. viii boz seated ON the rim
Of tho concession of that name a.
thn exposition ctorS day during 1915.
Captain iiuncc was the FIRST white
settler ln tho region of tho canyon
and has lived there continuously for
thirty years. lle has acted as guide
10 Grand Duke Alexis. Colonel Eoosc-
Welt aud scores of celebrities
liy special system "f rotation orr
iHnaiod ny John MacLern. supvriu,
tandent Of san Frnncisco's parks.
every Hover of the million plants OF
the tropical gardent It the exposition
Will be- in mll bloom during the ton
months the exposition viii bc open Co
tho public. A duplicate 0f every
plant viii bc KEPT iu the nurseries
green houses ana bath houses and
as one in the open ceases to bloom e
forced plant Will hc substituted Tor %.
Ten thousands of great trees which
are being brought from every voun-
Try In the world to bc transpianted at
the exposition are scientifically treat
cd hy experts To- prevent thvir aS!ag
The sidcrouta are nrst cut and side
boards placed down the cuts Fix
months lator. when the trees become
accustomed Go receiving nourishment
only from IT'S bottom roots these are
cut and q bottom board attached 10
the side ones making great box
The tree h. then hOistcd by derrick
and shipped rs land or sea a. san
Francisco where 10 IL rc-pmnied In
special soil brought from the sacra-
mCnto river. seventy miles away
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
Arizona Breaks Records in
Metal Mine Production


in 1913 there WINS record mime
production uf sold, silver coppu.
lead and zinc boo Arizona, trrnrdluR
a. preliminary nsurfs uf n 60. ucib'.
OF the United States geological SUR
vvy Tho total value nf the mime
output was about 81. 0nn 600. nu in-
crease of rolrly q per ecnf over the
value uT 1879. whioh was fG1Oa".-
1sf The copper output was valued
at nearly $4,000. 0nUt the sod nt
about fa.P4N. 900. tho silver 90 more
than t1.eGa.nND. th. lead uf sGt..-
0oe and th, ain. 900 tatnnnu
The min, yield cot gold iu Arituut
me 1913 WIS W"rr thHu i1i.O0u
oun,ca an increase uf prr cent over
the output uf 1917. which Wus $50,
so6G.pt fins ounces pf this total.
over a. per cont WIS akrn from sic
Ectuus uit. and MOST cot tno rctndn-
der cnmo from copper urra. which
arc undoubtedly the source ui thr i'm
creased gold output 300 1919 The
three urE,st producing gold mines
wcrr no" Tem Reed GniI Roads. and
Nulturc. The Tom Reed output wuH
about the sarc sa in 1919. tho Gold
Roads had snrht Increase. and thc
Nuliurc Substantial increase. ln
iuma county operations wore rc-
sumrd at the Ga FouunH mine.
Tine mime production cot silver In-
creased about per cent amnununs
to more than attlt.nuu uunrcs
aHa.uW IfHn.3t4 ounces u fHt1
iiost of The silver was derived from
copper ore. hui In 1913 thr increase
Be- due largely Co. shipments OF lnnd
ore and concentrates frum Cuchiac
and Muhayc countioa Much silver
"a lso coincs from riii,,uga ogre About
500 tons 0f ore ger month were
shipped irnm the Tombstone prop
crtv und a large tonnage of nlo tall
ingf was taken from the Common
wealth dump a 1iO-ton cyanide
miu nt this property was completed
during the year
Win a mine production nf about
sft,bB3.0 600 pounds uf curpvr In 1913.
Arizona led all either copper produc-
ing states The output in 1919 shows
an increase of more than 10000. cor
pounds or about o. rer cent over
that of 1919. winch WAS 3ste5h.Gia
pounds As the price OF copper was
slightly lower in 1918. the value of
the metal Increased only ahnut x3.-
900 900 There were ~ active cope
per smelling plants in che st1to. ana
ore and concentrates were also sent
to six Gopher aud lead plants In other
states or the flrmOr the greatest
increases 100 output were made 90 the
Hayden Calumet a. Ariaona. Copper
queen. pld Dominion Consolidated
Arizunu ANA swansea plants AT the
United VERDE ana Detroit plants there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
f,nt Iess Meat ~ Ron Feet Barkachs
Or Have bladder Trouble

Meat forms uric acid which excites
and oNerworks the kidneys ln their
efforts to filter IL from the system.
Regular eaters must hunh the Kid
neys occasionally You must relieve
them like you relieve your bowels,
removing an the acids. waste ana poi
son. elise you feel IA duil misery lh
tho kidney region. sharp paths in the
back or sick headache, dizziness, your
stomach sours. tongue is coated ana
when the weather a. bad sou have
rheumatic twingos The urine u
cloudy fun of aediment. the chan.
nels often get lrrtatod. obliginH you
90 get up two og three times during
the niRht.
TO neutralize these Irritating acids
and hush on the bodys urinous waste
SET about four ounces Of ltd Salts
from any pharmacy take table
spoonful In glass Of water before
breakfast for few days and your
oldneys viii then uci nne and bladder
disorders dlHa ppear This famous
salts IL made from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with
lithla, aud has been used for gem
creations 90 clean ana stimulate SLUG
slsh kidneys and stop bladder irrlia-
tloU, Jad salts o. Inexpensive. harm
less uud makes deiiRhtfui enNryes-
cent llthia-wai drink which millions
of men ana women take now and
then. thus avoiding serious kidnoy and
bladder diseases.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

wac iHilc change from the Figures oG
1919 Those mlking less copper wrtc
the shannon, Arizona copper and Pi.
uurDr plants Sew plants were COM
plctod by the Arizona Copper aud
Calumet a Arizona companisa. ana
another was boz course uf UnnNtruc-
unn fur iutud verde ores The die
snuuuntrd copper mines in ella. piuai
and Groenlcs counties yielded ap-
pruNiumttIN iis.aNu OuO pounds ~
"COPPER" Included in this estimate "a
copper produced are the outputs ot
tho Miami Ray Arizona copper tnd
Detroit mines Tho Miami prudurt
did mot greatly exceed that OF 1919.
The 1ne0-ton concentration plant
wlH active and the produD went
mostly Geo Cunanru Mexico. THE In
trrn1iionl smelling a. Rrnu,nE Ca.
will nuliI nnprcr plant at Miami
90 treat ihm ore uud that from the
Inspiration mime Test plants usins
tho notutiun prucrss were operated
ut tho Miami Rud inspiration. aH the
asNi ing hy concentration alone iF moi
auluyitut thr Hif Consolidated
copper eco greatly increased its , It-
put from nearly 80 UHu.uOo pounds
uf copper boo iHls fee about $4,000 cos
pounds iu 1918. treating 5000 toms
90 urc por daA. Production irom
yuma ana pimH counties Waa not
what BE- could have bern. h1ee the
swansea aud t1nucrr phuts wrte up-
ruiod only frW months AZ Globo
greatly Increased shipments were
made tuin the Superior a. nosipn.
iron car uud Bnck warrior mines.
and 90 pinal county from the Magma
mime
The mine production of recover
able apcltcr wan ahoat 70 100000
pounds valued at f5t0.0U0 which
was on Increase uf aboJt 1gn.nV0
pounds. or nearly Z per cent over the
production of 1919. on account of tho
lower price paid for the metal the
total value decreased more than $780,
GOO. Tho Goleonda mine, tn MohHve
county formerly the largest produc
co. was making shipments of zinc ore
pnd concentrates only part OF the
year, and therefore had srcatly de-
creased output. Much ore was how
ever shipped from the san Xavier
mine in pimu county and much con
rcntratr was made from MohuVe
county ores milled u Needles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

day celebrated the Sew Year with "a
highly successful clay bird shoot ON
The incest Some very crcditHhlv
scores were made W e. Cohh was
hirh mnn with 100 ont of o. possible
t25 other scores were.
Frank Quinn, 80 uui OF 800. J. g.
Hannum. S0 nut ~ 100. g. " uictz.
90 ont Of Is. q g. Mardorff So out
of 30. W. D. Trimhlo. uu of 50. o..
" Pollock, ~ ont of 90. pr e. \.
Ellrr 90 ont ~ 80. RAYMOND stamm.
90 out OF 90. ~ Fred rcttit. 80 out
uf 3d.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
OLD TIMER IN GRANT
COUNTY PASSES AWAY

silver CITY. y NJ. Jan Fnusti-
uo Olguiu. one Of the old time resi-
dents ct Grant county died ut his
home nt san Loronzo. on tho Mimbros
un the 18th of the past month Mt
Dlguiu had been Boo poor health for
several years past and was over 20
Hoars of age. iic was among the
carry settlers ON the Mimhrcs river
ana one of the best known and high
ly respected of 'hc native citizens ~
this section Mt plguiu was con
sistrnt Democrat and always took an
active interest in local political mat
tors For many years be- has boon
the Democratic precinct chairman Of
precinct No. Q. lio is survived hv u
wife ilis many friends throughow
the county viii be- sincerely sorry Go
learn ui hia demise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
SP . n IS
GOLF TAKES PLENTY OF MUSCLE
BY straight Drive"

goll BIOS boon uDrrod ut us being
nu Old mans nlmc. one Doe which tho
exercise afforded is so slight un Jo ho
unworthy ol youth. sass fh, WORTH of
uoif
Tho rncfer expended during tho
,ourso OF round Boz hHiinr coll
BOIL Be- much mur, considerable ihhu
thc 9niuut.r lmHpIurr Despite tho
udtIr, of the professor tY avoid ptcss-
iug There ere frH OFF us who ehob
playing fuu .hu with Uv Dul dY
mot give tnU BON coo Sol, know and csc
crtto MOST muscles rom httd to foot
ON those unhappy occasions when tho
ground receives MOST of the blow tho
humrn fmm" BE- oven mor, severely
tried
ThH is only ono part of the rAor-
cIao golf affords Most of us pltt two
rounds in daY and two rounds on
courses 90 average lcurth entail ut
least eight uf nine miles walking
20 several golfers the hilIy coura.
b. uuathcmu sat why this should Zee
b. hard Geo sec We play roIf lurrolv
for exercise the fnru rNorcise iH the
world ls mountaineering nud when
81 course affords the trials of the hill
side and tho JOYS of Tho hilltop DO dc-
serves blessings rather than cursinr
Tho highcr critics have pronounced
tho plain Go bc tho most testing battle
field of golf but tho most testing golf
b. NOT always the most ENJOYABLE.
Though @ D. undoubtedly difficult 90
hit BAH accurately when Struggling
for breath and with fast boating heart
iho hiliy course presents greater Obj
siucles to be- attacked ana conquered.
lurgpr outlook. and further with
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
MORTUARY.
o. \ sau,loyai

T.. 4 anndo,ai dicd at 4 O'Clock
home 80 North First street Sc
WIS gS wears old and had boon 40
about three weeks Typhoid foyer
Was tho cause of death tie leaves
three sisters. three brothers and his
parents strong brothers have charge
OF the body
Funeral services will be held tp-
morrow morning at 70 o'clork at the
Sacred Heart church Burial win hn
in santa Barbara The plllhearcrs
are Sick Armiio, Ciprinno sanchez.
NoFtor Montoya. Vicente Raca. I'D
uardo Chavez and Julian % chavez
The Cortcge VIII leave the house at
$50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
DRAW DECISIONS IN
YESTERDAYS BIG
RING BATTLES
Smaulding Stays Ten Rounds
With Hanson, Torres and
Matthews Again Declared
to Have Evened Honors.

. While there has hrru some .
. criticism or the derisiou oi the .
= fight Yesterday afternoon mid .
. Referee uttc Huilu today. "a .
. couldn't SOC Be any other way .
. SmtuldiuE while hc may have y
= appeared Co some Co bc doing o
= the holding was uu rrpWcr oi .
= fender than Hanson TOR Hanson .
= hf holding smauldiugs forearm .
. locked iu ihc crook uf his elbow .
. mndo It impossible ou several oo. =
= Clsions Tor SmauldmR Geo break =
= away iried to knock Smuuld- .
. ngs arm down One, and found .
= 10 was held tight osuinst Han =
= SONS body by Hanson in rho =
. riehth and ninth. boz che rlnchcs .
. especially Hanson was hold .
. Hus smauldug hands l.,kyl .
= analust hiH odN." .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
NerOS Paragraphs About The
Panama Pacific Exposition

More than q thousand tons of glass
viii bc used 100 the 0puslructon uf
The buildings ui the Panama Pacific
lubtp'tipN -eSpWiuph ~ lups
having already been contracted Ton to
be- used on eight of ,h, main exhibit
palaces ln the machinery palace
tluu, there are 5N.pUn pnuvs of glass
ln the facadcu uow Installed and G5.
600 square feet of GLASS in enc sky
hEhts when it d. considered that
1000 tons of siass in panrs uf the
avcrago thickness would cover an au-
t0moiilc road, eight tect wide. from
SAN Francisco to i.uH Angeles. "a disc
lance of nNc hundred miles. aud leave
quite hit over. some idea 0f thc
immensely OF these hsuros may ue
gained.
sixteen foreign nations Russia.
ENGLAND, Germany France. ialg.
Lrlglum. Denmark Holland Spain.
Portugal. NORWAY. sweden, sWitzcr-
land, Austria Hungary ind Australia.
hnVo tentatively accepted AN inyi-
taiion TO send troops 10 the inferno
tiouHi cncampmvut at the exposition
n 1913. A military tournament In
which soldiers OF these nations Will
Vic with the boys OF uncio sam. Is
being arranged by tho war depart
mcut
The long arm of the Horoscope
az tho exposition viii swing visitors
Sos feet into the air tour feet higher
than the world famed Ferris Wheel
at the chicago exposition. Tho arm
"A
the base as linotype machine
clutches bar of lype-slug ana Nhirl
him around giant circle in the air
one hundred and nlnety-one con-
Vcntions, which viii bee attended ~
dolcRnics from all parts 1T the world,
have voted Co hold their sessions in
SAN Francisco iu 1915 The organi-
zatiuus arc varied boz character aud
include civic, roligious social service,
educational lratornai business, labor.
commercial, agricultural live stock
and scores of other interests
More than 10000 cubic yards Of
rich suli was lowed from Colllussilie,
on the sacramento river. to the site
of the exposition at san Francisco 10
be- used in the tropical garden which
viii form the setting for the great
exhibit palaces. This loan. heapcd
up would make mountain ono-half
milo hign and one hundred feet
square Ia TOP Of hase
Frederick Thompson ufoduter ~
tho Toylnud Grown up concession az
the exposition. tried scores of cnsln-
GERS OF world Wide fame Ia an effort
Go md one who could work out do
sign FOR mechanical man. sixty foet
high An failed Thompson. In a
Whimsical mood. told his idea 90 his
twelve year ola ofiru boy and or
dorod the lad-ln iesi--to go home
and make a working model The
hoy. believing Thompson was IN ear
nest, Rot busy and his model was so
successful that the sixiy-fooi man VIII
be made from the lads original draw
ms
A standard gauge railroad With an
modern appointments, which has
been built hy the exposition through
IN grounds. viii provide exhibitors
WIKI the quickest ana most effective
trahic service ever given at AN ex~
position The cars carry their loads
direct to The doors of the various eN-
hihit palaces aud In some Instances
into the buildings Twelve miles Of
track Ia laid reaching 10 ali quarters
of the exposition grounds
Captain John IianCe, known 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

Following o. lingering illness Mrs
Philippine simmer mother of Mrs ~.
l.. Aibers. Mrs. j korOor and Mrs.
Herman Butcher. died last night 40 .
O'Clock The funeral viii take place
W $3.50 sunday afternoon from
Frcnch's chapel Rev Mr. sohuclcr
officiating
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

outwolshod Leuusky by. as pounds.
Kansas City Mo-iiarry brewer
Of kansas city won tou.rouud de-
ciHiun over "Wud cat Ferns cot Kad-
sas city here yesterday afternoon
after ten rounds ct furious nighttime
The men arc weitCrwcights.
Sew York Snapper O'Nciil. tho
English lightweight, outpuintcd John
ny Harvey of this city 500 "a ton-round
bout here Sew Years Young Fox,
also of England, proved too clever
for kid Herman. baniumwcight
from Fokin. ill, Ia another bout
which Went 10 the ten-round limit
indianapolis Ind Jack Dillon OF
Indianapolis. claimant of the middle
weight championship. outfuuEht Gus
Christie of Milwaukee in a ton round
bout here last evening Every round
was Dnlon.s aud Christie frequently
saved himself by hanging ON.
~Loudon . alua.man nlp8o, -th.
champion Enslish middloWcisht pu-
siliHt. defeated "plVis Kid tho
American negro boxer ON points in
"a twouty-rouud bout last ught Blake
ih regarded los fuiluwcrs ct purumts
as tho most likely to rrsaIn Eu-
lnnds lost hc1ty WeiEht huuufs from
the Frcnohmnn. George IS C1rpcn
uer, who recently knocked out Bonn
bardior Wells, holder Of the utlo.
Cincinnati Boo Mandut of Sew
orleans ana Earl Fishcr OF tha city
fought tyn-rounu bout. mo- decision,
here. They are pghtwcights
Sew orleans Freddie Wolsit.
lightweight champion CO.. Euriand. dee
foatrd johnny Dundee at Sew York
Now Years la tcn-round contest
Dundee WINS accredited with having
the better of the FIRST twu rounds,
Welsh showed superiority in tla
Fourth. eighth ANA tenth. and the
others were even.
u was ono-sidod battle Cross
was the master in every round and in
tho seventh beat Anderson TO the
noor three times. the last FOE the
count
Cross used ideuiiculiy the ring tac-
ticH he employed July last ln his
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

Food fermentn ln your stomach
whom you are bilious Quit eating and
take full dose of Chamberlain =
TahitiK They
HrtpWhrn ,nur omnch and tomnr-
rUr SOL YOUR l1nd again
Tho hrH over fot il.ousnoas Tor H1le
by an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

Tho spokcs of "a new automobile
wheel resilient without using pneu-
matlrc tires urc tclescopinE tubes
containing spriugs. while cight springs
connecting thc spokcs give The needed
rightly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
william Itoldcrir.

The pody Of william Hoidcrie viii
pc shipped To- Salisbury Mo-. Tor bur
ai Miss Iallah Holdorle. sister
will accompany it
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

Denver Stanley YonEHm of Dcn-
Nor was awarded the decision over
Walt Waters. also uf Denver 80 the
eud of % round bout Ncw Years
afternoon. staged hy tho Denver State
Athletic club. ~ WIS "a sruclling cone
test from the start. Yonkum infuct-
lng severe punishment boo the cuuchcs
u which Doe cFcollcd, ana early iu ihc
session had his man bleeding proc
fuarly The boys fought ou even
terms nap tn the nth round out the
remainder were tli Yuakums The
nrst preliminary brought together
Jim Iianlon ana Frank Murphy for
eight rounds ut ila pounds. uuulou
earning the decision Phil kcurnpN
and Hurn Reid fought ten rounds at
la, pounds Soarncy WIS giycn the
decision. ln the semi wind up Bari
rufypar and George kitsou fought lt
t1l pounds Tho boys pat up "a
clever exhibition of boxing and MAS
declared draw
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
NEW YEARS
FIGHTS

i.us Angeles For the rccond time
in NIX month"; He'd Anderson of Mod
ford ore. was knocked ont hy Leach
Gross Of New york Tho end came
IN the seventh round VIII Andcr-
son went down for the third time
under shower of blows to the law
aud stomach and fcl heplcss acu,ss
the ropes. Hu was out fuily i've min
uteE
san FrnhciHcu "Gunbont' smith
knocked out Arthur Polkry uf can
ada In thc nftecnth round of their
battle in the ualN city open ARENA
New Years a right swing flush &C.
the iHw gntc erlilaN hiz auhtgs An e.
fight len which smith had the tdtan-
tugc from the second round uu
Milwaukee Al WolgnHi of Cadll-
lac Mich. former urhtweIrht cham
pion pugiliai. defeated Jack Redmond,
Milwaukee, iu five rounds uf "a tenn
round boxing contest New Years at-
tcruoon. Referee Harry stout stop
ped the contest about tho middle ct
the nuh round when Redmond was
clearly shown to bD Dutch ssed ana
without nny chance to win. Tho first
two rounds were rather tame but
WoiHnsi at the beginning nf the third
had mutlcrs his uWn way Redmond
WIS bleeding from the mouth in the
fourth round tn the nuh Wulgnw
drove several hard lon lulm to the
body and q right uppcrrut tu the Jaw
when the referee atupBud the daht.
New York Battling Lovinal,y o.
liEht heatywoiEht ct this oity, knock
90 out Tom paly. the omaha giant
Sew Years afternoon in the second
round of what was 10 have been "a
ten-rOund bout. Lcyiuslty easily ont
boxed his opponent in thr opcning
round. when he sent in two lcus Co.
the stomach ln the second round
he doubled DAILY up with q hard
smash 10 the stomach and the omaha
man was ont for five minutes Daiy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

hght against Anderson and achieved
tnr umo result ilc stalled md then
Hlipd boo and b,nt h.s man down The
mtliInr hcEBu boz the sIuh round.
rtora fiIRrer,d about with his arms
hanriug down, and catching Anderson
ou rwti hammered ns Jaw aud
stomach with sudden tulicy Of
sttairu arm bluaf Co., tho seventh
the Sew yorker repeated the ruso.
lrr nook to the chin sent An
dotsnu down thc nrat time IIc took
tht count cot eight Gross nest up-
p'rrw him nard. aoudlng him io tho
floor 10 SECOND uWr. Du arising An
dor.ou held on hrIpi,aIt Tho crowd
yelled to the tcfcro, Goo stop the nrhL
Crosse shot risht iolt to the coast
boys chin. icu swing Goo che STONE
uch and Anderson collapsed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
GUN CLUB CELEBRATES
WITH BIG TRAP SHOOT

Tho Albuouorpue Gun club ,estcr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

9TH, majority uf piuycr.' SAWS So
hilton care uut na good puttcr at
40 years 81 agc Hs they wore when
thrt urr, co to e5." This i- ru prru
ablr point Says COLI Illustrated for
there is uu doubt thut thr majority Of
good PLAYERS lose their driving aud
approaching before thrt loac their
about os wen as ever they did "a
o. also thr ,Hsc that good puttrrs OF
20 CO. % ycars 81 age are very rurD
and that there o. uo part of his gam"
Tint the average hHd pWtor improves
in as thp years rn on more than iu
his putting But surely Mr. hilton
BEL drawing lur line much too fine
when ho applies rho "too old at in"
formula Co nrst-clla- putting
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02


The test of bunker SEES m ua
power of catching 1nd trcpur % bad
N hf BAH Th, "btth and rampant"
h1Mrds which tr. found ou most In
land COURSES ru tu bold tho rubber
cufcd haU owing Goo The iask uf dscp.
aof Hund .uch aH rNi.ts Boa the natural
huuhofs of truc spHaldc uulp a corr
tain club lu thv Midlauds. sHfH COLI
Illustrated. hue made n fur,cssful ut-
i.wut tn overcome this difficulty hN
building thr hHukH almost pUrprudi-
culHr and GOVERNS them closely with
uua vito netting This rffrctuallv
stops tb, run of topped shot and
Gee netting uhilc preventing the ball
from becoming embedded .n the turf
allows Dc Eco r0l back Or enough no
rIye th, PLAYER FAIR chance of Co.,.
,otcrv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

Ration. ". M--Aftcr ton rounds Of
fast milling. tine Baker Fowscr bat
tlc here was declared draw Baker
drew blood in the SECOND and appar-
emil, had Fowler almost out iu the
last round Baker did not up the
beam go ll5 aud Fowler barely made
the weight O'Neu OF Trinidad ref
creed.
Vancouver %. Frank Mautyll of
Sacramento. Cal. battlod his way to
the Canadian middlcwcigm rbtm-
pionship lu ntcon round bout here
WHEN hc Was awarded a doubtful we're
dict over tho titlc holder. BILLS weeks
of Vancouver MantclTs superior
nehtlng won for him Referee IcNitrs
opinion, although mrgc portion of
the crowd Thought differently
Pueblo. Colu.--Snilor Krudlark was
knocked ouj Zoe the fourteenth round
~ r. scheduled fifteen round bout last
night hy Jimmie Anderson. MIN
neupoiis kr1dlack was the ssgrcs-
sor throughout the nght and the GLOW,
which landed pn the jaw and put him
out uf business. came as great sur
prise. Anderson showed the most
clcvcrncss. In preliminary KID
Newman Of New York WIS also
Knocked out. he went 10 tho mat
bee the nr-t round of scheduled eight
round bout ut the hands of joe Mad
ison of Denver.