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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-29

much better tnAn i
did when the doctor
was treating me- l
don't suffer any
bearing down pains
at all now and | sleep
well. ] cannot say
enough for Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
Bile Compound and
Liver Pills as they
have done 30 much
for me. | am enjoy
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-29

Pray's Goods
Rosaline Ice
Diamond Nail Enamel. 80. Ice
Oneoline .30c
Pumice Stone, cake form, each Sc
Quinine Pills---2.gr. Gelstine-coat-
ed Quinine Pills, 100 in bottle;
best quality; bottle. 1850. .22c
Quinine--
P. D. & Co.'s 2-gr. Soluble Qui-
ni-e Capsules, IL in box. loo
P. D. & Co.'s 5-gr. Soluble Qui-
nine Capsules, IL in box. 15c
Requa Manicure Sets. Sc
Ripans Tabules-Aids digestion;
each .-............... 4c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-29

Lapactic Pills--Soluble gelatine-
coated Sharpe & Doane, 100 in
Esterine - Celebrated antiseptic
mouth wash:
small .....s..... ......... l0c
Long Bars White CASTLE Soap. .10c
Long Bars White CASTLE Soap,
large size .22c
Mentholatum ................2 1c
Mentholatum ................ 37c
Maltine Plain ...............73 c
Maltine Cascara ...........7 3c
Munyon's Remedies
Munyon's assorted Homeopathic
Remedies, 25c size. ........ 15c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-29

Absorbent Cotton 600 lbs. OF
extra fine quality Absorbent Cot
ton in one-pound carton, ca. zoe
Absorbent Cotton" STANDARD
brand" 1-pound cartons, regular
price 25c, each ........,...2Z &c
Armour Sylvan SOap-Speeial lot
of extra fine quality Toilet Soap,
B cakes TO box, assorted doors,
Toe per cake; box. .........2 5c
Assorted Perfumed Toilet Soap
3 cakes in an attractive box;
worth Zoe; box ............llc
Blaud's Pills-Blaud's Iron Pills,
100 in bottle. ..............Sc
Boracic Acid
4 OF. carton Boracie Acid. SC
8.oz. carton Boracic Acid. Ice
Borax--1-lb. package Mule Team
Borax ............... lVc
Bay Rum-Bradley's Bay Rum,
Bromo Settler
Si.00 size Bromo Settler. SIC
SOC size Bromo Settler. .31c
Beecham's Pills-The genuine
Beecham's Pills ..........16 Ice
Bath Brushes-Good quality brush,
detachable handles. ....... 36c
Ballantine Ideal Malt Extract, bot
tie &c
Baume Analgesique fer neural
Babeslin soap--the genuine; per
cake ..... DC
Bathasweet- Softens and perfumes
the bath; each .......... Ice
Celebrated Sweetheart Soap;
cake &C
Castor OIL
2-oz. Castor Oil, bottle. -. SC
4-oz. Castor Oil, bottle. :. .16c
Chalk--4-oz, wooden boxes Pre-
cipitated Chalk for. .... .4c
Castor Oil Capsules-2H gramme
p. d. & Co. Castor Oil Capsules,
b in box. 1UC
Compound Licorice--
Small size ............... .4c
Large size ................ &c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-29

--Mail and telephone orders filled.
We reserve the right to limit quantities.
--AlI goods bought Monday, August 3lst,
will be charged on September account.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-29
WHAT $40 DID
FOR THIS WOMAN
|aThe Price She Paid for Lydia
E. Pinkham'sV Vegetable Com
/ pound Which Brought
|B Good Health.

Darvil,e, Va have only spent ten
Iollars Cd your medicine and | feel so
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-29
Bacon

Armour's Shield Brand,
hickory smoked homeless
breakfast Bacon, weight
from 3 to 6 lbs; spe-
cial, in this sale, o.
pound ....... ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-29
Hams

Armour's Delicious Star
Ham, the famous Ham
What AM" government
inspected, weight from
70 to IL lbs; special,
in this sale, per 71r
pound ....... %%G
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
SUPERB EXHIBIT is
SHOWN AT THE MUSEUM



Santa Fc, Dec. IA superb eShibit
Of Australians. numbering several
hundred specimens the gift of Mrs.
Catherine p Wallace Of Toledo Ohio.
to the Museum Of New Mexico,
opened today in the reception room
of the Palace of the Governors and
will no doubt attract much attention
because of It's uniqueness and com
plctencss II was gathered by the late
Territorial Secretary George II. Wal
lace while United States consul gen
eral at Melbourne. ana kept intact by
his widow, for a number of years Il
resident in the Palace Of the Govern
iors and now in Toledo. The Wallaccs
were related to Governor Lew Wallace
who wrote part of ben Hur' in the
palace.
The collection consists of magnifi-
cent photographs. costly de luxe vol
umcs descriptive of Australia, its
fauna, flora and e;hnology, of native
fabrics and artifects including bea-
tiful specimens of cloth woven from
the inner bark of mulberry trees by
the Fiji islanders, mats woven by the
ahorigines Of the Savage islands and
basketry that resembles strangely that
of the Jicarilla and Mescalero
Apncfcs Altogether 1t makes as in
teresting a geographical exhibit as has
ever been shown in New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
EXODUS or BoNERs LOOKED
ron FROM CALIFORNIA SOON

When the anti-hoxing law goes into
effect IN California the middle OF this
month 4 number Of young men who
have been calling the Golden state
home for a long time win copper iior-
nee Greeley's advice and hike towards
the east New York. New orleans
and Milwaukee will be asked to take
care OF the overflow of fistic talent
which viii be headed in this general
direction shortly. as these cities prac-
tically will have a monopoly OF impor-
tant contests With san Francisco and
Los Angeles out Of the running.
IN way Il VIII lac good thing FOR
the game Ia the eastern cities. \ new
face now and then adds interest to
boxing matches. and SO far as New
York goes an occasional strange map"
would indeed be weicome-movide
the gent has anything In the why Of
reputation to back It up, Among thost'
who are expected 10 take the RATHER
for this section Immediately after the
holidays are Willie Richie, Joe Riv-
ers. frankie Burns and Harry Foles's
latest discovery. Ralph Grunan, the
Portland lightweight scrapper who Is
touted by many western writers as a
very promising member Of the fra
ternity Jimmy clabhy. George Chip
and Billy Murray will swell the list
OF eligible mlddlewelehts already
here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
TOM" M'CAREy MAY
START CLUB NEW ORLEANS


! read recently where Tom Mccarcy
WAS quoted to flle effect that he would
Try 10 break into The boxing game Ia
New Orleans, aud that pominick Taf-
torich. who has had monopoly in
thar line for some time. advanced he
opinion that Uncle Thomas had an
other think coming However. ! VIII
not be surprised II Mccarey does open
up in the Crescent city before long. 1
understand he has received invita-
tions from several citizens TO look over
the ground. and it Is likely he viii ac-
cept
The business men Of New orleans
are not inclined To show favortism to-
wards the native sons r. they have
found II does not pay, that fair field
and no favor Is better for all con-
ccrne1 Racing was stopped in the
southern metropolis on account OF at
tempts to stop outsiders from buttins
in. Had the newcomers been permit
ted to 90 along everything would have
been lovely but the constant pickering
and fighting between the rival asso-
Citations attracted The attention Of the
reformers TO the TACT that gambling
was going on. and once that agitation
il sarted II Is case Of curtains for
the sport.
one can hardly blame Tortorch.
however. for feeling n triflc pecved
at the idea of Mccarey coming into
the field at this time--after he has
carried the game along for years N
spite Of the handicap II was under
Now that there is chance TO put New
orleans on the map pugilistically
again Tortorich would like to gather
all the gravy for himself However.
McCurey is entitled to all he can gel
II he decides 10 open up there. While
II Is true that he had n monopoly OF
the game In Los Angeles, permitting
no outsiders TO butt in on him, that
IS nothing to his discredt. In fact.
he IA due considerable praise for the
mastery manner he handled affairs
there. II takes a good man TO frame
up u thing so that there can be ne
competition. Tortorich had the same
opportunity IN New Orleans. but ]
doubt II he cun swing It. With New
orleans the only city in the country
where championship bouts can be held
there should be plenty of room for
two big clubs. II not. II will he a case
Of the survival of the fittest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
CORBETT DOESN'T THINK
MUCH or CHAMPION WELSH

In view of the fact that Freddy
Welsh has been ducklng all offers TO
box where decisions are allowed, and
has engaged In something like seven
no-decsion affaire in the last four
or five weeks, what are we to think
of him. 1t was not so very long ago
that Fred and Manager Harry Pol
lock were bounding Richie for q
match and trying 10 fasten on Willie
tho opprobrious title OF "No-decision'
Richie They sent out reams Of stuff
TO sporting editors calling attention
to Wlllic's penchant for the decision
less matches, when as a matter OF fact
Richie had only engaged in one af-
fair Of the kind up to that time II
one will care 20 Investigate the record
book he will learn that Richie has
fought vast majority Of his ring en-.
gagements to decisions.
Furthermore, Welsh, or probably
Il was his press agent, took partieu-
lar pains to condemn one PaelScy Me-
Farland because that young man had
the lightweight limit while he (Pack-
ey) came In at catchweight Accord
ing to Welsh, then only English cham
pion, that was crime which should
have been attended TO by the proper
authorities But now we have the
spectacle OF Welsh insisting on weigh
ing whatever he pleases and comnell-
ing dangerous looking adversaries To
make the so-called lightweight limit
at rlngside III has tried to get away
with this thing several times. and
very likely has been successful, II the
truth We're known
Richie never forced a challenger
70 make a weight which would give
him undue advantage. Mcfarland
has been accused of II a number Of
times. But Packey never held title to
championship. and had every right
in the world to make matches at any
weight he saw fit. But there Is sup
posed to be a hard and fast rule GOV
ering matches in which boxing title
is at stake. and for which Welsh ap Z.
neared to be a great stickler before
he grabbed the honors himself
In matter of strict craftsmanship
Welsh falls considerably short Of the
standard set by Ritchie-who made
every cone sson to secure the match
with Welsh In order to prove that h
was not trying to dodge the British
champion, even consenting that the
bout be held in England whore he
Knew that he would not ha shown amy
favors. Not that Referee Eorri con-
templted any wrong action. but kit-
chic well knew that the strict ohseiv-
ance OF the rules and the method df
calculating points We're al against his
chances. In spite Of this handicap
he consented to the bout with Welsh
lt Freddy has overlooked the mat
ter We think 1t about time he Offered
tardy apology to Richie about that
''no-dteison' tag he tried to pin on
him. "No-decision Freddy would
come closer to the truth just now
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
BOXING LIMIT
To Be RAISED IN
GOTHAM--PERHAPS
Corbett AyowS II Wouldn't
Surprise Him if Governor
elect Whitman Recommend
ed 20-round Bouts,
(By James J. corbctt former heavy
weight champion Of the world

weight champion Of the world
New York. Dec 5-Now that Gov
crnor-elect whitman Of New York, =
thought 20 be in favor of boxing ex-
hibtions n conducted as the lfrawley
law stipulates. he Is due 10 have a fi1e
young time listening TO every Tom.
Dick and Harry with an axe 10 grin !.
But ! guess he can handle them all.
While Mr.. whitman has neither lf-
firfned nor denied The reports eircu-
lated concerning his attitude IN the
matter. II IN my belief based on what
/ have heard from reliable people who
are In position to know, that the gov
ernor-clcct has practically decided to
appoint an entirely new board Of com
missioners 10 supervise the sport IN
this state. And also It will not sur
prise me " Mr whitman even went
further and RECOMMENDED that Inc
legislature pass :. aiii making II legal
10 conduct bouts over any distance up
20 twenty rounds--wlth decisions by
regularly appointed referees.
This, OF course. IL not officIal-the
governor may change his mind after
the politicians have given him several
rars full of their sides Of the ques-
tlone sut from what ! know Of Nj
Whitman | Will be very much sur
prised " he will allow anyone, or any
thing bui his common sense, to influ-
nuaa hin, la ia. t1after
Here's hoping my Information is
correct. II IL about time we had g
man At the head of our state govern
ment with courage enough 20 recog-
nze the manly and attractive quali-
ties OF boxing matches. No doubt tn"
governor-to-be, judging from his con-
duct as district attorney. would he
courageous enough. If the question
was put up to him, even 10 admit tn Il
he enjoys a good contest now aud
then. And that takes considerable
courage in man occupying high oil
flee these days
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

slons will be- allowed in this city. and,
n 50. we may well look for big
boom IN the sport The fans don't
take hair the Interest IN a boxins
match which promifes to he merely
an exhibition throughout than In q
bout which n sure to be hoily contest
ed because something more than ?
percentage Of the gate receipts If at
stake With referees allowed to give
decisions In boxing matches the sport
would take a sharp jump in popular
favor--and after the last lean year
or two promoters would relish some
thing like that, ! fancy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
CHIEF BENDER TO
JOIN BROOKFEDS
OR TERRAP ms
One Of American Leagues
Foremost Pitchers viii Wear
Federal Uniform Next Year
at Any Rate.

Philadelphia. Dec. S.--charlos a,
bender the indian pitcher Of the
Philadelphia Athletics, TODAY nigncd
q Federal league contract and VIII
play with either Brooklyn or Bait.
marc. The big chief IL the Second
star pitcher Of the former worlds
champions 10 jump 10 the Federnls
this week. Eddie Plank having signed
contract ai Gettysburg, Pa. last
WeGnesdaf 10 play with the 81.
l.aaia club
BENDER tonight confirmed the re-
port that he had gone over 10 the
t'edcrals, lie said he met Harry Gold.
NuAn Of the Baltimore club here today
ND lost no time 10 signing.
The terms ~ the contract are
very satisfactory and Il II tho best
thing | ever did IN my Me- said the
chief
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
HOME my" BAKER VIII Bii
NEXT. ASSERTS riitI BALI

49, Louis. Dee. s.e-J, Franklin Bn'
kcr, third baseman for the philadel'
phla Americans probably viii be the
next player tnken from the team
which ALREADY has lost Eddie Planl
and Charles nender. according TO Phi
Hall, vice president 81 the -. Louis
Federal league club.
baker Mr. Ball told locul ncwspa'
per men tonight. asked offlcins Of The
local tcdernl club If they could un'
him The onlS hindranoe 10 the con
templated dcn. Mr. Hail said, r. the
possibly Of a lawsuit created by the
ten-das clause IN Bakers contract
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
BOXING STATUTE
To Be PRESENTED
To LEGISLATURE
Proposed Measure viii ReSem.
Bile Ohio Law and Create
Commission to Control
Bouts Held in State.
I.r,el.l oIsr.Iea 70 noralna .ounn...


Santa Re, Dee b.---A statute to
Ireeulete boxing, modelled after the
Ohio law. is to he submitted to the
legislature this winter
The proposed measure Is stringent,
Decisions viii not be permitted The
latter provision the Trainers believe
win prevent gambling, although no.
decision regulations have not served
this purpose ii other states
one Of the features Of the suggest
ed bill that Is moi regarded as hostile
TO the hest interests Of the sport is
the provision for commission which
win have the power az appointing
referees. The namos OF the officials
arc not to he announced until the
participants Of the bout are in the
ring The commission VIII be support
ed bs a tax Of 3 per cent. levied on
tho gross receipts Of every bout
commission MAY Help.
The commission, provided its per-
sonnet is carefully selected with the
.nterest Of the sport at heart. might
be i factor beneficial 20 the game
and increase is popularity ia the
eyes of The public
The commission Will issue permits
Tor each fight and i representative
VIII hr present at every bnut to see
that Il Is praporh conducted
There IS no boxing statute In force
So New Mexico ut present Governor
Aicponald, however imposed a limit
OF ten rounds upon all bouts and his
Wishes have heen deferred 10 by pre-
motcrs throushout the state, While
reports that AN attempt was to be
made IN smaller towns 10 extend
houts beyond that limit have been
spread from time g. time. not one
has gone beyond ten rounds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

silver city \ A., Dec D. IN q
double header basketball game played
az the armory between the boys' and
girls teams al the II paso hiah school
and the boys and girls tcn0ss ~ me
Normal university The hoss wor their
game. ~ 10 gg. whlle tho RI pasa girls
won their contest, Is to az. arga
eroMl WltnNased tine galnoA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

Chicago. Dee g.. ifacnlty reprssen-
tntivcs Of the intercollegiate confer
encc At their annual meeting here
today turned down the proposed two
sport rule. SCI dates for various Big
Nine events and finally voted ia re-
ward The combination In sindcnts Of
athletic praweae aud scholastic ahil-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
PRESENT COMMISSION Is \
PNiiTINI FAILURE. HE THINKS

The Incumbent commissioners, in
the opinion Of number Of good
judges, have fallen far short of ex.
pcctations. Time and again cases
have occurred where prompt action
on their part would have helped to
strengthen the cause of the sport ny.
for instance. Ia matches where one
or more principals have failed 10 APP
pear and the clubs have been permit
ted to fill in with cheap substitutes
without first notifying the public that
the bouts as scheduled would MT
80 on
only last week tho brooklyn SPORT
ing club had billed match between
Al Reich and Colin Bell, the Austria
liam heavyweight It appears that the
club had been notified early that Bell
could not appear, but continued SELL
Ing tickets ande did no; inform the
crowd Of Bells error of omission I'M
I'll II was time Tor the contestants to
enter the ring. The spectators were
then informed that Jack Mcfarland
would be substituted for Bell No Of
WI WAS ln'Nt ~ t'luhu 'it VloiltS ~
those who wished It, so | understand.
Still the boxing commissioners did not
see III to investigate. although all the
crowd got for their cash were several
cheap preliminary bouts and a worse
than one-slded exhibition between
Reich and Mcfarland
Boxing patrons have had little pro-
lection extended them by the present
board, and no doubt Mr. Whitman,
who since holding the office Of dis
trict attorney has made IL point 10
become pretty well posted about
things in general. has taken all this
into consideration. hence the report
circulated OF the contemplated change
in the personnel of the hoard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
Grnrk Ilunncr NIns.

Now York, Dee b-~ Nick Hlunako.
pnloa. Greek rlnnor wearing the
emblem If the Milroac Athletic club
Of this city Won The individual hon
ora Ia tho junior cross city champion
ship over six-mile course today Ills
time. 3J.ta. II new record for the
course. as the Initial contest the Met
ropolltan championship run over VI
three weeks aga, wax won BY 4, j.
fogcl. 81 the lrlah-Amrrican 4 g..
In a4.11
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
a. PLAYERS ARE UNDER
CONTRACT TO PIRATES
2, normss ,oyrr.. .r.e,.. 1880 n,ssl

Pittsburgh. Dee s.'rhe Pittsburgh
National League baseball club an-
aouneed tonight that Il has forty-foul
players under contract for the 1916
aunson The number II comprised Of
severn catchers. fifteen pitchers. eiev-
en ontflclders aud eleven inficldcra,
end does not include the veteran Hans
Warner. President Barney Dreyfuss
and j y Dalles. business manager Of
tie local club. win lcnve tomorrow
nlglt 10 attend the annual meeting ~
the National leagne IN New York
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

iinehufst y u. Dee Ilohcrt
lmnter Weehnrn club, Stamford,
Conn wan the annual antamn golf
tournament here to-day defeating 6.
/. necter Woodland club Auhmu-
dale. Mass. fdur up and two "a play.
!. Appleton Alien, New York Won
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

Santa Fc, Dee. Felix Martinez
writes from Eel Paso that water will
be turned into the Elephant Butte
reservoir for storage for distribution
to waters users by March | of next
year lie has just completed an in
speetion Of the work for the ri Paso
Water Users association Of which he
is the president The dam is about
IS per cent completed he reports and
work is being pushed night and day
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy--The
Mnthers' I'Axoritc.

II give Chamberiain's Cough Rem
edy to my children when they have
colds or coughs writes Mrs. Verne
Shaffer Nandergrift. Pa 1T always
helps them and is FAR superior TO any
other cough medicine ! have used.
advise anyone in need of such medi-
cine TO give il a trial For sale by
all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
rincd for killing Husband.

81 Louis. Dec. 5.--A fine OF ssee
and costs WIS the punishment imposed
here today upon Mrs. Ada Owsley.
who last spring shot and killed her
husband because he had boasted OF
his affairs with other women, As Mrs.
owslpy war unable 90 pay the fine she
was paroled.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

High lli-framc acure--Spple. 2f5.
Lathrop. 24l. 23G. Feltensteln. 2sd.
High 30-frane score .athrop, $50.
] Wilson CAS- Morclli. 643.
High team l0-frame scofe--A. g.
A.. l00i-aa7: Wizards, e45
High team 30-frame score-~A x
A., agl6-e757 Wizards 270s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06

san Francisco Dec s rapcrs
were signed tadaS which transferred
the Ownership ui the san Francisco
baseball elub 81 the Pacific coast
league, from l'rpnk lsh aud : Cal
Ewing q Henry Barry former ewn-
81 If the Los Angeles chin
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-06
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION OF
pNRTNIeRSHIp.

Notice is hereby given that the
Union Realty company. city. a part
nershIp composed of Felipe ]. GuTnIe