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gost ann 1;olnp

LoST, a COLLIE DOG. EXTRA
large. white collar. four white feet
white tip on tall white breast An
swers tc name OF Taft tmale). Re-
ward Phone Monroe 1891. or adj
dress ITO Twcnty-hfth street.
PARTY SEEN TAKING BLACK LYNX
n1uf! from silk counter at Cohens
Monday noon Will avoid trouble by
returning II TO Times Dispatch Of
fee Liberal reward and no ques-
tions asked.
LOST. SILVER VANITY CASE. TIE.
tween Monroe and Franklin aud
First and BROAD: case engraved
Miss v Il. Whiteley. Reward IL re-
turned to 3iT West franklin
LOST GOLD MASONIC WATCH
charm. Liberal reward II returned
TO JOSEPH KASS. l23 West Broad
LOST SCARFPIN on SEVENTEENTH,
Franklin, Main or In vicinity Of News
Leader office. engraved L. n. NJ
Fiudar notify NEWSkY, Aiadispn
gG!i. Reward
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WANTED. POSITION AS SOLICITOR
or collector. Gladly furnish any ref
erence wanted; age so: married man.
Am not afraid OF work. 4 121. care
Nm es- Dlapa
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poultry. 4ert5 ami 9l1r sIoek

FOR SALE. ONE OF THE HANDSOM-
est tuTnouts in Richmond, consist :
ing OF c!ght-ycar-old brown horse:
can trot III $3.50, sound and safe for
q lady 10 drive; runabout. cost $3.50:
made by Mccormick, good as new,
ana fine set OF harness Price, 5000
II SOLD at once. Apply at No. 9lo
East Cary Street.
FOR SALE TEN BIG HORSES AND
mares, Just out OF sawinill work;
ing from 1850 to 1880 pounds: two
mare mules, about ten years old This
Is Il splendid chance for parties
wishing to buy good stock See them
~ once. 3o5 East Canal Street
TRANSFER COMPANY HAVING no
further uSa FOR their mules, must sell
SIX good. big young mulas This
stock Is right out OF hard work, viii
suit any business use or farm pur-
poses. They are all in fine condition.
one pair viii weigh 1000 pounds
price, S225. Two weighing $500
pounds; price. $500. Two weighing
2.423 pounds; price, s215. VIII guar
antcc these mules To work any place
II not. VIII take them back and re-
MR.. CRULBS STABLE. No. IS South
Tenth street.
THERE axe 10 EETTER tEEDs
Tor your moulting mems than wv. j.
7" dry mash and w. J. T." scratch
feed Feed them and get the much
desired winter eggs. Pullets viii
lay better and stcadier when fed on
II, too: w. j. TODD'S SONS. 426
D. ira
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED 3IEN TO
SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS. CALL
At CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.
TIMES pISPATCE
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Rpun1s for Rrnt

NICELY FURNISHED, HEATED
rooms. soc. day up THE ROANOKE.
ia Horth Eighth
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Boaroing

WHEN YOU COME TO RICnMOND
stop at 1000 East Clay Street, where
YOU can get nice, clean room for
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WOMEN, GET GOVERNMENT JOBS;
big pay; write for list of positions
now available. FRANKLIN INSTf-
TUTE. Dept. 1901 Rochester y Y
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS. co.
winter Trips by Sea"

BOSTOl' AND PROVIDENCE.
Steamers-Nortok % Boston daily. sxeepe
Thureday: 10 Providence. Monday, Thur.
day and Saturday. P. NJ. Through tickets
on sale TO principal points.
Fine steamers excellent service. low falas.
Wireless telegraph. Send for booklet
Apply c. q .. Ry.. N. d W. Ry Richmona
Trust & Savings Co. (Ino). corner Main and
Seventh Streets. and Richmond Transfer
Company. No 500 &. Main street.
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TWO LARGE CONNECTING ROOMS
furnished for housekeeping. l0i
West Grace
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Nowla Ian Company
Will be held at their Office, 92l East
Main street, THURSDAY, January
%, at - o'clock NJ
no. l.. WINSTON,
Secretary and Treasurer
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LARGE ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR TWO
gentlemen or couple; central $50
m CT
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BOARDERS WANTED. 700 NICHOI.-
son Street Phone Monroe 5320-J.
FIRST CLASS ROOMS AND BOARD
ZIG Shafer street. your doors south
of the Chesterfield.
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VERY DESIRABLE LARGE ROOM
furnished or unfurnished. steam heat.
modern conveniences. family OF two
adults; near boarding house Phone
Monroe 1929.
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belp Glaarteb, female

WANTED. GOOD COOK. ALSO NURSE
girl both TO occupy, comfortable
home for right parties. Address,
with references, J.. .. Box No. 6S2.
I'it,-
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TIE NAVY'S PURPOSE IS TO
make every one Of its enlisted men n
success in life. The greater his sue
cess the better the american Navy.
Navy training Hts men for usefulness
in the navy or In civil life. Variety
OF work aboard ship offers many OPP
portunities for skilled men. Pay eX-
cellent graded according to com
petence. Apply NAVY RECRUITING
STATION. Allison Building, East Main
and Eighth Streets. Richmond.
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LARGE AND SINGLE. FRONT ROOMS
with board lOl East Gree
BOARDERS FOR DESIRABLE, HEAT
ed rooms. li2 East Franklin.
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NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING.
Sydnor & Hundley. Inc.

RichmOnd, Va.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF this company will
be held in the Office of the company
Tuesday. January 20, 1914. at
o'clock Z. NJ. for the transa ction of
such business as may come before
the meeting
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LII ZOO Want posITIoN

~ "a NTED- YOU WANT POSITION
NJ fireman, brakeman, electric motor
man, conductor cuiored trni, or
sleeping car porter. nrst class, Nor
folk Baltimore roads. $50 To sld0
necessary, no strike. incIose stamp.
name position wanted; passes and
uniforms furnished when necessary
Address RAILWAY INST, Dept g.
Indianapolis, Ind
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flats 5Dr Rsnt

TWO ROOMS FURNISHED FOR
housekeeping; gas, water, phone.
Madison J674-J
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WANTED, y DESIRABLE COUPLE
for bright room, With board 1850
Park Avenue.
BOARDERS FOR DESIRABLE ROOMS:
also table boarders. 200 East Frank
lin
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icrred. 12V2 West Main Street.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS BARBER;
SIG per week: 60 over $40; GIL
MEN WITH PATENTABLE IDEAS
write RANDOLPH & Co, Patent So
licitors. Washington - G.
WANTED, \ BOY IN 4 MEAT STORE.
100 West Cary Street.
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HANDSOME STEAM HEATED ROOMS,
homel.ke. with board for transient
or permanent guests. MRS. CiIAS.
Is. BOWIE Dining room under
personal supervision or Mrs. Cabell
Cauthorn. 115 East Franklin Street.
BOARDERS FOR NICE FRONT ROOM;
also other rooms. 422 North Tenth
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21

{ f.ll.Utns tnor,ilnr Eve certainly
slnu nnt paf j replied Monster Lime
4i,.r.n.s III fh. rnnust n the clfv and
no receipts ~ he fiscal Department
h4ve N..n TRANSPORTED 10 Hnacn. and
81 ~ inc rich e.flsans ar. az the aea
shote 81 w. can ~ = 10 supply your
trosps with what thoy need white
hare
n must have money persisted the
Rovatosr. I'VE haye 40 money. per
sisted Monsieur Tine.
fYou must Bay rse 1000 francs in sold
this very evening snid she governor.
and ton shall fafalsh 400 900 slnnca
w0ath IN supplies Furthermore u you
nay eled b. ma fH know it ana fH
hive your hlar nnd that ~ the cure"
the following morning. deciarus
fnnf ,he acquisitions we're nDf bsirf
filled nlth the necessary pfsmpituae
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21
A CHILD DOESN'T
LAUGH AND PLAY
IF CONSTIPATED
~ pEEVfss4. FEgE7gsr AND SICK.
GIVE CALIFORNIA SYRUP
or FIGS

Mother fnur rfg1 ant natgmiiy
cfass and pessian ~re n tongue Nv
rpafed ihia la "a s4re Hea lta little
stomach. liver ant buWeia need g.
tieansiHa af enfa
when iiatiras naia. frsrriHh flii ~
cold prfefh had. Throat are dn"snt
eat Sheep pf act nationally has stomach
ache dmrthoea. remember gentle i've
10 aad nnwei rleapalna sHpfild tiHag s
be- fhe fifn Treatment given
NfhinE cpuHls california syrup ~
Wins fsr chiidFfna 1855 give g tea-
Hpoauful arid bog feu houfe ~ the foul
waste sglt bile Hnd fefmenung food
which ln cluHaea in fhe bowel. paases
nut m fbe afuem auI gu nayc weil
and niHffli thnd aHuin All children
iuto shls hauulfat Hell.,ou fruit Jas
Htlte snd IL nr "a nlis iu Effect @ goud
lnHids tiesnsIns Directions flf na
hlns alldftn ~ aH axes and grnnn-
ups orc pialait 0n thc bottle
keep q handy Dos yeur homo A iif-
iie ey"u fodnf nsf siga chiil ta.
mnfrpW Nii eri ile seHHne Ask Yeur
tfuesiat fHr ia eeni u0ttie ~ cHu-
FORUM smp ~ i1af Then l1ek nnd
e that BE- N malo n rhe rulfDrniA
EH snu Dumpan Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21
BASEBALL WAR MAY EXTEND TO
MINOR LEAGUES

ST Louis Np. oct sA Indications
point to g spirited renewal of the base
toll VIII between che teaeml t.tAens
the National and American ieaguc4
when me National Association of i'ra
ieesional has.lsau ,roene meets af
Nmeha neat month Tho F.aertl
iehEuo mAEuates t was icarne,s tn,ia,
arr going wght into thc canvent,nn
with "a proposition Cor wnrkinr
agreement with many ~ the minor
lrnNuta Win aro Dissatisfied with thc
treatment banded them hN the mailer
letguo~.
u ls said among manasrrs thai miner
league baeehan was a iosine propnsi
t'on mis- N,y,r and that nnnnr,ai ss,a
vfs are ahiA on riskins thpir money Tor
next Years vNprnses unlrsa arcadh,st
mont oi agreements con,ps about
~ Is rumored thet several ~ me M
'inf ieasues Win gn tr tho convention
naadN te fNrcc through a proposition f.,f
= w"fhinN aRrcment with the l'aterals
ana thAi y whipped hs thc sasgartt,
who arr ticd ~ with Tho maiors. they
VIII form a neW assoeietinn "a minors
nnd continue ghc BASKETBALL war down
the l,ne
AonsefNatiVe managers he the major
leagues have sascet thr nnininn th.t
TINS action may he foresiaurd a. the
dwfsine ~ peace tcnns between az, ii
Val hig lcafucs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21
PERSONAL MENTION

Ai u MoFnriand ~ sipine j. b ~
ritf on q periodical business trp ar
rtinr yesterday moruint fie vii q
here for several days
Henry Craig. Ir. has returned frnH
Versailles Kentucky whtge he accom-
panied ihe remains from This ciiy q
hia father. the iaie Colonel 49, L eraiE
Mr ana Mfs % 81 AprliHr and ehli.
dran have returned from relnrad,
where ines spent "a portion " The sum
mer
A coleman ~ San Anionio u .
visitor in Tho eiis che guest q =. a
Born and family
Wr ana Mfs o. BARTON ~ Marlin
are visiting lu tle city ns elssfs "a
relatives arriving yesterday mufn.na
They expect a. De- hers for wcck VIZ
longer
Charles Hoffman q prominent banker
20 San Diegu was in Corpus christi
yesterday and VAS registered at the
Nuecea hotcL
W q lockwood ~ well known traV-
eiue man uf n0ust0n wnn AMONG fhu-r
REGISTERED gag the Nleces hotel yesier-
CAS-
g. 3D. Armsir0ue ~ irnWuavili. was
guest at thr Horne Apartments ses-
ierd-N
j. BE- Hamilton uf Hmafnn. travelling
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21
Taking OF Little Town OF
Pc,Onne Filth Repetition
European Var History

tC'nrrerpondence The Associated ftfoHsl
PARIS. Oct. 20 History hiss llHi fs'
pcated Itself o. Peronne FOR the flflh ~
hlxfh time. with the occupation ~ N,
town ~ Emperor Wiillmns furrea q
Is pretty. prAtefoi, Heeps is~E. %
shr VALLEY ~ tile tiise wsfh ~ uprt 80
parent prrteuflon Than tilat ~ etiend
ins 10 lls own ilitto banlnese auo ne
MI tho fnorn q wonder ihai ifhaH cpt
such figure ia hlrfoty ihal i has
suecnfnlsed 10 neaYiS every attack
There can pcarociy Ne nay utner ~
non than thar 10 aiipaiimi matfs d a
Huft ~ tanhllng block Do ne wnY -
fwfrs haund fof Amiens ffom che
n0f,h.
Rms Charles the Simple nfsf gave
fprunlsf right 10 Immortality ~ dying
az hunger white prisoner there ln n2p
Sees @uch History
Charles lhr ii0ld benan ita series ~
captures ny iahlne "a in i4eS and ed'ed
10 ~ rrnn~n W iInrriNiniua iauis
Hf them taD days Tho hitter ryena
81 hitnaoif on iiuhi fhhrica Tho Bold
and the town by cnpturinA u III 4ilf
The Duke ~ NASSAU " ilic ouiy nne
who eyer fiiisd lh hn assault fpnn "a
he was beaten ~ woman. Catherine
~ polk. who riehtfnlly has liff STATUE
~ the public square Tho Duke ~
Wellington captured u in hiH ilfn in
1915 and tho GergHHns stafYfi fie liiils
garrison pii in the cluslim fFYa nf the
wni N 1870. bAt Nrfe ohiiNd t1 4ilNa
Il a. lnafch uut win tnh hauear N war
Duane nine dnyH bpnhlfdmf0i W
- 10 700 holispr werr ArnuliHtei sud
500 we're rendered uniHhnbiAhla in
this caAe lhe Gofmtu commander con,
Hnnted not ~ lesf wnr line 20 fh0
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21
WAR sroPs REseARcA Monk

'NAllANik1E Mass. oct % Har.
Nafl telNefsiss res,arch worn "a So.
~ haH been abandoned nn account ~
we unsettled conditions Ia that cann
wy hwnsht ahoat "a tho Fnr,,u,,,
War Professor charles fssaho.y ~
ne Peabody Museum cabled Inc cal
lee'S an'horislcS that he cus ahor, ~
~ssFk Aad win sesrh home h Nevem,,er
Fr"fess"r pcah,,iy and several NJ
s's'an's wen, 10 syria last vear Tbni,.
Frp"fis showed many discovers. i, ~
r,ins afsd they had planned a., exl.os
~ expedition into she Interior
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21

I'VE Hes'her wears the Giant rags because. de- a,i.
Nt ~ % htAs @ linkefs Cluey ficet Aiuat.s b...h,
loei 20 cross the pan an PLAY the All. .rotna tl,
NJ ""n fe put him FIRST bat An while pob 5,,s,,,,
N Wv suite no crowds u'e league head And s. tsht
@" runs am steals az that
~ '''"s i0f hundred an over fiftv sto,l.
NN"s 9h'gos for one 90 Hohhes sae cams. ,it ,I,.,
~ "-.N "nen@~'seii welsh above BOO pound ae. si,
' N"r Ne u rise His hitiin isn't extra rne "A s,sN
, w." 'ntse .hunded hnc-hu, not too far below ui~
sl w ~ ma 'a'cs "eii-ou, there speed sets !.
'a'n,e % ieN am Bohhc sure does 40
n'hs plared psoiosh since nineteen six Al, ,.t h
Nv oesebalts rcks that crop ou Their, amy ber, h.i
'f. ns rat We state until The Giants held 49,, nt,
tl"t landed him This YEAR ohio h,d hir, I'd, ~, WY
M rNev"a with iinia tno mot Inner an then wen, Win
Avn N- ies re the Ell quicksilver breed Az inn
oeni seem go 81 his sne,n or even ,.ear M" !. '
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21

fosn pwl dispenssd enc lHhabif8ns
ffUE 90 feuulsliippr. Whlth was $40 the
Nafne ~ fhem elnce ghref WIS nntlinK
lcft lu iht place worth hAplnR
1hlN time ua hoe been me ease with
msas ~ The military operations ~ Dnf
but ne FensfaI Hnff nna The inhab.
iiRuts ~ the feHiDn kuep that the town
hnd hern taken until ~ rsoccupeflor
~ French irnvps was nna0unefd
Thc firounim4ret.s ~ tns entrt IN
she 4ermnns ats chawsfeprfic ~ The
ufeaeni sampsian Aftef au une1ual
straeRif iaaeftD . small detachment
~ Alpine tiiafseHfa 4nd irfunifY pu
ihN tfenrh ride and O. atrpnR enntlne
cnf ~ cavaify. ihr Germans entered
me town tfsDat San. igsi ~ the sub
project l'fi af Tho 9ihrf side Bog 40 na
inmmlls musina IN enc receipts ~
ne i,painftlce asia the tar department.
amounting "a million ana hait
ffaner f,il. aud HeYrrn millions in
hsnaH nafania ~ bHafer
cHsssn5 Must Behave.
The mayed end nla auhHiliain were
lofh nbaanf Hiuainf nn one ai mo
HW, dr Ylie Crinnsl Gntbfrp. the
arfman astr4nDr snit f4r Nonricuri
ilne Difs emnNonDr. and Informed
him tNu d WnHid ne ueressarf Cor him
lU ecl together commission ~ a de1en
ImpHfilhf fNtfne vino ahYIiI answer
eltA lnelf l.gea iDr ile h,pf talrni he
saylNf W fhc cl3'mns t0Nnd thr usr
uan lnunuH. ali fh4f 1he commission
mua' present liHfif tn ttn Governor
Within nu half Dr NuDaiflf would be
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21
FRENCH BUSINESS
IS NOW PICKING UP

the tusr $3.50 nNtf af .ammrrr
tH p r,raIf of uu HnUseHl4uGu. sr
atHna lsr He.rr m u.s. efforts Cos
mNinnln husin.a rotations hetwrsn
ll4,nec nnl tho lnHei States uas hren
oyer rum h rprmonuu.fa Of French
1nlsca whu Called $500 samples ba
posiuH THAT an sHur French uspsra
tunuuaeed the tNsnI.ri was I'D actual
possolHiun of ofaen fF 100000 90H
cranes Wnfth of eouis ST. sucb orl,1s
were ever ln hand Dni ihr cnsmbeg
has dome sweat det n hrina Erench
manufacturers sa1 Ameuoan import.
rfa tnHeiher
Mourning Business Coed
THE two distinctive lusssu indus
tries, drsmpekinp aud millinery aus
sapwins signs ~ Improvements 10 uut
complete revival eatabltsbments spc-
elalislag in rfonrainH are particularly
busy
MANY houses bro ecuua mndcis
ready m iut.cnapon uf he trade of
Americans anll In Switzerland. nuo ~
whom hove anuuHncod ahnr Intention
ln paas.us umah f#rm aa so0p ,s
circumstance m,hc thc tun apre,,
nle
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-21

uns'rs Nanv % lOag sanA,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26

COAL. WOOD AND KINDLING.
Phone easy s. Our auto service IN
sures quick delivery.
NECESSITIES co. Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26
GRANDE DEFEATS
LESTER. 90 BOUNDS

Three bouts at the Juarez arena Fri
day night ended pretty much as usual
In the main go sailor" Grande had
such a long lead that a decision was
rendered in his favor. In the other two
bouts the decision was draw. Neither
Grande nor Lester showed enough to
warrant their being given a main go.
Both are willing, but that about lets
them out Neither showed any real
class. Lester had Grande very groggy
at one time and had Lester possessed
anything at al he would easily have
finished his opponent In the semi
Windup, between Stands and York the
policy of calling the bout a draw if
both men are on their feet at the end
Of the go was pursued, although Stands
completely Outclassed his opponent
The first bout was the best of the
evening This was between Young VOL
CAST and kid" Coffee, a pair Of ban
tams. Both are great little boxers and
always aggressive. WOlgast, who is
one of the fastest little boys ever seen
in the Juarez arena, clearly earned the
decision but it was called a draw. AS
in the second fight the decision was
very unpopular with the audience. The
attendance was less than 600
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26
PRINCETON STUDIES
FOOTBALL PROBLEM

Princeton, n. j. Dec. 26.-Destructive
criticism of the Princeton football sit
uatiOn has given place to constructive
work and a temporary committee has
been appointed to go into the whole
situation, make a study of the prob
lens, and bring before the athletic
board of control such recommendation
as it sees fit to make
A single head coach, or the one man
system, for which all Princeton alumni
and undergraduates have been clamor-
ing, will be in power next year and
thus replace the old committee form
of control Capt. Click will have more
power than has been given to a Tiger
leader for some years. The head coach
will be his advisor and counselor, and
not his boss
Unless the advocates of restricting
Harvard athletes to the sports prevent,
Richard II. Harte. jr.. of Philadelphia,
viii tuck away by next year new
record for major letters being the first
man to win the II" in four sports.
Tack Hardwick now holds the
crown among the crimson undergrad
yates, being the proud possessor Of
three varsity insignias won in football.
baseball and track.
But Harte, who has already tucked
away an H winning the intercOl-
legiate doubles tennis championships
with r Norris Williams, is now out to
land the position of goal tender on the
varsity hockey team, and Dicks
chances are rather bright, as the Job is
free for all fight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26
PERRY DEFEATS HENRY
IN BILLIARD MATCH

Friday nights session of three cush-
ion billiards in the tournament which
is being held at the Gem for the champ
ionship, resulted in ". Perry being re-
turned the winner over C. Henry by
score Of So to SO, and ]. Beardsley get
ting an easy decision over H. BueteI
by a score Of IS to 3S. In the first
game as both men are awarded handi-
cap of Is. their full score was so to As.
Perry showed remarkable improvement
in his game Sunday. This young man
has only taken the game up recently,
and before the tournament opened it
was thought he would finish a bad
last. However, he has improved by
leaps and bounds until now he is being
seriously considered Friday nights vic
tory was his second OF the tournament
and of three starts.
In the second game, Beardsley had
not the slightest difficulty in defeating
BUete0 As Bueuel is a scratch man
and BeardsIey only goes to IS, the COM
plete score was Beardsley so. Bueten
IS, giving Beardsley the game by u
points. This is the largest margin yet
registered in the tournament BuetelI
but thereafter Beardsley maintained
his handicap lead. The result Of this
game was a big surprise, as 1t was ex-
pected that Buetell would win by a
close score. Saturday night the play
will be between Williams and Roth IN
the first game. while Beardsley, the
winner of the second game Friday, will
clash with Fred Hardiker in the second
affair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-26

Griffiths (Akron, Ohio knocked out
Hughey Michigan in the eighth round
Michigan was former light weight
New York City. Nov. 17.-Gnbert
Gallant won over Leach Cross n 10
rounds.
Buffalo, n. Y, Nov. 19-Freddie
Welsh fought a 10 wound bout with
Jimmy Duffy-no decision.
Boston, Mass. Nov. 24.-Freddie
Welsh, light weight champion of the
world. successfully defended his title
against Fred Yelle in a y round bout.
San Francisco. Cal. Nov. 26.-"Fight-
ing Billy Murray knocked out sailor
Ed" Petroskey in tho second round.
Brooklyn, n. Y, Nov. 26.-TOm Nc
Carly fought a 10 round draw with
Battling Levinsky.
Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 26.-Sam
LangfOrd knocked out Harry Wills in
the fourteenth round
sydney, Australia, Nov. 2S.-Jeff
Smith (American) was outpointed by
Mick King in a 20 round bout. King
is the recognized middle weight cham
piOn Of Australia.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 29.-Kid Will
nams knocked out Young DIggins IN
the third round.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 3O.-Willie
rounds.