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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
CENTENNIAL Of
FAMOUS BATTLE
ANIlilt NNS AND CANADIANS
UNITE 10 CELEBRNTE
LjNDN LANE FIGHT.
MEET ON BATTLE-GROUND
G'ncini Winfield Scga To,k Part
~ Rattle, Later liecane Heru
ul War With southern
Nation.

Special to The News
NIAGARA FALLS. Ont, July %.
Americans and Canadians Joined
today In commemoration of the ba
tie of Lundys Lane. which Was
fought one hundred years agu tOndN
Wilnn oarshut of the roar of Ma
ara Falls. aud dhich has been called
hy some historians thohatlr ut Max
ara Falls
The centennial exercises were head
on the battle-ground this afternoon
Military, patriotic aud historical so
cietles We're largely represented The
programme included addresses by
representatives OF both Canada and
the United States An exhibition of
relies of the bat lc aud the decoration
of the monuments aud tOmbs that
dot the battle-ground were aisO in
cluded In the celebration.
The battle OF Lundys Lane was
the most sanguary and gtuborbuly
contested engagements fought on
Canadian soil during the War of
lNl2. After the battle OF Chippewa.
which occurred ON July .. lNll. both
the Americans and British received
reinforccemnts The American ar
my under Gen Brown moved toward
Lundy's Lane. mile below Niagara
halls. The Americans camped almost
within sight OF the British. who were
under the command of Sir Gordon
Drummond and Gen. RIAL
The battle begun ~ sunset on lu-
~ -. The British had taken up "a
strong position at the head OF he
narrow road called lundy's Lane and
from this the American troops tried
go dislodre them The battle lasted
till midnight. and was the hardest
fought OF the whole war The de
tenders of Canada fought with des.
peration, and, although outnumher-
ed they held their position against
reepaied assaults
Col. Winfield Scott who later was
tu command the American army lu
the war with Mexico. was one %
those who won distinction iu the bat
tie Under cover of fire by au Amer.
lean battalion. be- held bis main coI-
umu through into the British rear.
and Gen ltiall was taken prisoner
Col Scott had two horses shot from
under him and was himself severed,
wounded
Both sides fought until exhausted.
and both claimed victory. but "a,
American invasion was stopped. and
Gen Brown. who had suffered loss
or $3.50 men. as compared with ten
Drummond' loss OF $50. retreaiod To-
Chippewa and thence to Fort Erie
where Gen Gaines TOOK chief COM
manl o' tHo American troop.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
PEACE PROSPECT
CROWS BRIGHTER
LEADERS OF DIFFERENT FAC
TiONS SHOWING WILLING
NESS To AGREE.
CARRANzA SUPPORTS VILLA
ta,haial igfecs to Suggestions oi
Nupren" chief ior Holding
unferrnCc ~ Sal
illO Spnn.

liy Auoriaicd Press
WASHINGTON. y. C.. July %.
Government officials aud represen-
tatiyes of an factions of Mexico to-
might expressed more coufidolce
than ever before that peace In Mex
leo q, az last ir ight Relations be
tween Carranza and Villa are pro-
bounced friendly by Felicios Villa
zeal sJb-secrotary Of the treasury
of the CuusiitutioJalist government.
who arrived here today
within the past fortnight Car
rama has sent two million pesos 10
villa, ana delivered to his army two
million rounds Of ammunition at
Tampico Some doubt has been ey-
pressed as TO the source ui villas
munitions
II Is understood that Provisional
President Carbajal has igrccd to
Carranza' suggestion for holding a
peace conference ~ Saltillo.
representative of Carbaill is due
sht Tampico tomorrow 10 arrange
for this conference.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
LETTERS READ IN
CA|L[AuX TRIAL.
MiSSlyES on FORMER PREMIER
TO SWEETHEART nErORE
GETTING DIVORCE.
INDICATE UNHAPPY LIFE
L,deeS Presiding nj Trial l,ecanc
offended and One send,
Challenge a. Fight
Duc, With Other.

Nv Associated Press
PARIS. France. luly 25 The
text of the first letter from Clillnuy
Ia his present wife before his di.
vorce from his first was read i'm
oClrt today at the trial oi Mmr Gail.
leauX who Is charged with the mur
der Of Castor Calmette. editor of th,
Figaro The letter indicate. Hu un.
happy home life and eNprosso. fer.
vent passion for his present Wi.e II
suggests a plan OF securing divorce
and treats at length the pos, ,ihility
Of future marriage to The present
wife when his realise wa secured
The second letter OF siE,oon Pave
says In part 4 clearly forsoc no end
uf ms difficulties. fear 0nly one
thing, blackmail Perhaps some one
may make scandal. have hui one
consolation thee Only one com.
fort to think about my sweetheart
to see her folded in my arms. tMy
Cod what delicious momrntr VIII
be happier In days 20 come I
hhuoft laet dhu am MNNlIh tune
thousand million kisses upon o,cry
part OF your adorable little body
Madame Caillaux tainted while
her husbands love letter were be-.
ing read and recovered 900 hour lat.
cr hut seemed scarcely conscious of
what was going on.
The evidence after the letters
were read. wandered into discus
sions by the SURGEON as 90 whether
Calmettc could nave been saved by
an operation.
The remarkable feature Ol the pro.
ceedings Is the quarrel which has
arisen feiween pres,d.ig lldge Louis
Albanet and Judge l.out Dafourv
one of the three other judges sit-
ting with him as resul of which a
challenge to duel has been sent by
Albanot to his colleague
The two judges today refused to
speak To each other though sitting
side by side
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

DALLAS, Tex. july 26 "a ah-
tIaiiou of the results received 40
80 t@o O'Clock this morning gave
Ferguson 1850 aud HaI sab5s
votes at that time
sturgeon and Hobby a.re rum
ming practically even
a 1850 lncomplef. returns
from 81 counties rata Cyclone nn
'r 1871, ana GHruHf 1.I4 "a
counties gave Laue llrI Hr ron-
'ressman-at- large
Twenty counlir Ff. uakHr li1e
hnd Edwards 1880 fm Iai. frehs
urer Davidson 1900 Fau.h llli
'or Court of Criminal ApnHaia
Fort iour UnWiIn HWr hauleY
-4ot AZ r1uHfI. aff hnblfun
Aaii, and Al committee $3.50 ieers
~ foies iur Iand commissioner
lirU hnIHnH efW.flH bl
runnlies InmWp.r'r 6Hh Hobbs hH
counties flnI
for submit .aH lf aoaHlies ia
.ompl'if 1880 aFa.H.I II naHnllrf
1868
lhan 7f mannn Hfempieie
lhHHa fnrFH aH Fl mHHllH fhll
f0r l0mpH.H $500 aHufatl
mair.f fH HmmN.nIf aaNiIf. lal
rm llHt fmHHlH atHt Nafsla
5000
NHh hH HHHlln iHfnmpirir
nnnflf mHn Hi lHfFa hrlHmuff
ihHH haufli fsal l,anf flll ~
FH asia iANfri liiih STA flff
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
JOHNSON NAMED SENATOR OVER COOKE
omphes and Bishop Seem be Elected Over Browning and Roll
ms, Veae Falling Lowest Panhandle Shows
Greai Diversity On Prominent State
Questions.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
DALLAS Tex, July 2-Late of the state democratic
primary indicates that James f. Ferguson of Temple an-prohb
ZIONIST candidate leading Thomas II Ball of Houston prohb
tonlst IN the gubernationa nomiraton race
he vote submission the the state of state wide
prohibition amendment close with the an-submsion forces
in the lead
In the Tor congressional nominations Representatives
Young Raybun Somer Eagle Henry Stephens Garner ap
peared to be re nominated
In the twelfth district the doubt with Representative
Galloway the lead jeff Mel emore and r kone led mid
night IN the for returns were too
to forecast the result
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
Pilgrims at shrine or Ste. ,nnc.

"T-|TTHT n N" W"
QUEBEC. July 25-Tomorov be-
ing the festival ot Ste Anne. tine
shrine of ho saint an Ste Anne de-
poaupro b.. already the mecca for
hundreds cot pilgrims For several
day ho hotel. and boarding houses
have been filled with people from all
part. of tte country Nearly all OF
the uilums are afflicted with var
iuus iIl- amoue them being many
cHplos aud blind persons Al OF
them are looking forward earnestly
for special favor. through the .n
terpD.-ion of tine good saint on the or.
asI0u uf Her 0fu festival
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
THREE QUARTER MILLION
CATTLE SALE Al LUBBOCK


special 60 The Ncvs
LUBBOCK, Tex. July % W. l..
Elwood has Just sold 10 SEumate
a. Waugh of Eskridge. kans. G5O0
steers which added 10 the 5000
sold the same parties o short while
ago represents probably three quar-
.ters OF a million dollars Delivery
will begin in September In addi-
tion 10 the above sales. Mr. Elwond
with his two partners. S G.. Arnett
and Geo NJ. Arnett have sold and
delivered so FAR this month about
5000 cattle, 5000 OF which will go
10 Kansas parties, and the balance 20
local buyers.
The above gentlemen are among
the largest stockmen IN the South
Plains. and bear reputation for
honesty and square dealing which
gives Lubbock incrased reputation
for being a large market for cattle.
General conditions In the stock
business around Lubbock were never
better than today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
POTTER COUNTY RESULTS

Hall go. 81 Fra .c.s 6. North Side
p. Reese 65. POLK 81 GS. Court
House 60. River Hill o. total 500
MCBRIDE Ea Side CO. Citv
liall 1855. ST. Fra ois a. North Side
-. Reese CO. Tolk 81 50. Court
House %. River 3 Hnl 10. total
b72.
JETER East side 81. CITY Hall
%. 81 Francis a.. Reess i05. Pulk
81 ll3. Court H1ues li3. River p.
Hiil l6 total 55s
sheriff.
VT RWELl.-E Easf Side %. CITY
Hail lsS. ST Francis 90. North Side
20. Reese i7s. Fix 81 21I. Court
H"us" 1856. Hill b.. Total 81
BAIRD Fast side q. Ciy Hall
l2i. 81 Francis 20. Reese 81. POLK
So -. North Sid 50. Court House
no. ilill . tota f52
TaN Collector.
THOMPSON East side IS CITY
VAN %. North side g1. Reese ias.
Polk 81 isf. Court House 1870. HU
-H. total 7s2
BUCKINGHAM -Fau Sid, 60
'liy Hall les. 50 Francis Is North
Side 81. Reese fos. Polk 81 i0g
Court House iGN HI .. total G1s
TaN Assessor.
WHiTTAkER Eaf Side los
Hall l5s. ~ Franeis "a. Norih Side
fs. Reese lis. polk 81 -. Court
liguse lik. Hill 3. total sf3.
V WHITAKER Easht side t0S
'iif hali iof. st Ffanas 81. North
side % Reese 1916 Pnik sf Ig5.
Court House i5s Hin a. t0fal TfT
linFOitn THH sIde Gff|
iiali a. ~ Ffanch I N0uI SIDE d
lieese e. i'eIl ~ 60. lil . total
I1A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
Diplomatic Relations Broken.

By Assocated Press.
VIENNA Austria, July 25.-Dplomaic relations between
Hungary and Serva formally broken off tonight and
is regarded as almost a certainty.
According received here King Peter of Serva
left the capital with his staff Immediately realizing that Belgrade will
be subject to almost immediate capture.
The government will be established a Kragucvan
Half the population swamed the tonight the
ona hymns cheering Emperor Joseph Emperor Wilhelm
and the
Everywhere throughout the country similar demonstrations
taking place.
Martial law has declared throughout the Auo hungarian
empire.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
GERMANY AND RUSSIA MOBILIZE ARMIES
King Peter Of Servia Leaves Capital With Officials of
Expecting Belgrade to be Captured at Beginning of
Hosliies. England and Italy Favor Con.
ciiatory Methods for Peace.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
LONDON Eng. July 25-Ihe darkest wi cloud which has
appeared the European horizon Germany sent her
ships to Aguad 1911 has within 4S hours The Servan
government has refused comply with Aus demands the
Illuminating asked of independent nation the expaon
o the Sarayevo murders for which Austria holds Austrian
pa Seva responsible and for of future good
havior.
onght when the Ausro- hungarian uimaum expired the
Seivan premier handed the Austrian Belgrade
reply who Immediately severed diplomatic relations and started
home.
The contents oi the note revealed bu, the Servan
legation London understands Serva accepted of
conditions and rejected others Apparently Austria has resolved
to have the whole bill paid nothing
The vital question whether Russia will the
OF the little Sav brother involving other powers and making the
dread struggle OF Sav against euton for European supremacy
Austria and Servia both mobiizing their armies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
MED|AT0Rs NEAR FAILURE
Week Allowed u, Engine Men on
Nincty-ciphi Iailroads ~
pircd Yesterday.

Nv Associated Press.
CHICAGO. III, July % The
failure of mediation To bring the
ninety-eight railways west of Chi
cago and finy-iito thousand Nom
bers OF engine crews. nearer 90 an
agreement on the question of Iu-
creased wages wa announced today.
Tonight the mediators are seeking
an adjustment along new uuo..
whose nature they r,fused 90 reveal
but with small hope OF success.
The engineers and firemen % week
aeo declared the, would give the
railroads week to make coup,.-
sions or would go orce their do
mauds
The week expired today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

w AflNFfifls
FERGUSON East Side fj city
Hall iif. 81 Francis -. North Side
s.. Polk 81 90 Couri House l49.
HiH .. total 545
BALL East Side e. CITY Hall
l5o. 81 Francis ~. North Side -.
Polk - l6l. Court House l39. Hill
10 total 5sl
District Judge.
BROWNING East Side go. city
Hall 50. 81 Francis p North side 80.
Reese 80. POLK S. los. Court House
il1. Hill School House u. Total lNS.
= MFHRES East Side. o.. City
Hall lil ST Francis 20. Norib Side
90. Reese -. Polk 81 o.. Court
iouse Jos. Hill School House @ To
tal 558.
VEALE East Side %. Cny Hall
.3. S. Francis i3. North Side go.
Reese 81. P0lk ST o. Court House
-. Hll o.. Total 3sg
District Attorney.
'blshOP East Side 3. city Han
l2p. 81 Francis -. Norih Side 81.
Herse l0s. Polk 81 -. CourI uoH..
I1c. lill 81. Total css
ROLLINS Eat Side 81. Cts HaU
lHl. s. Francis lN. Norih Side tI.
Reese i2a. Polk 81 -. Court House
Irs. Hill e. Total 1-1
District tlcrk.
FsklLLMAN East side sd cts
Hau 80 81 Francis 81. North Side
ST Reese ~. Polk st f-t. court
liuu.e l-s Hill d.. Total -sf
THOMPSON Easi Side a.. Cu
iIEH ifH 81 frauriA if. Res. Igg
iulf af iHa CONT iiauss I.|. Hl
fn. lnf1l ca
f0unii Isde.
CARLISLE tsai Side a.. Cip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
ATTEMPT 10 MIRnEI
kUEUINE OE EGYPT
ny Associated rrs.

CONSTANTiNOPLE. Turkey. July
20. The Khediye of Egypt was at
tackled by an assassin today and shot
IN the arm and cheek. Ills condi-
ti0n is not serious
Ills son-in-law pielal Fcrid Bey.
who was accompanying him wa
wounded ia the leg His assaiiant was
Shot dOWu hy . member Oi his suite.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
ULSTER VOLUNTEERS uOLD
ENOINUIS PARADE.
" Associated rr,ss


BELFAST. Ireland. July ga
parade OF two iull regiments of us
ter volunteers numbering several
thousand was held here tonight An
carried rifles and were strongly
guarded The demonstration was
HE holdost exhibition of strength
the Orangemen have yet attempted
In the Home Rule struggle and
aroused great enthusiasm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

CLAUDE. Tex. Iuly 25.- Fergu-
SON o4. BAH ll>. Prescott a.. Steph-
ems .I'. browning l02. Veale "a.
p mphrr'- 'tl Bishop li9. Rollins
Jos Incomplete.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

CANYON. Tex. July 2a For
state officers. BAH 2a>. Ferguson
|.t For submission l1N. AGAINST
HN For district officers. Browning
-n'. Dmphrrs I39. Veaie 81. Bish-
up -Ua. Rollins 11I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
German Emporer Hurries Home.
BY Ashsociated Press.


BERGEN, Norway July 25.-Ihe German Emperor left here
suddenly this for Berlin of the situation
between Austria and All divisions the German fleet have
been ordered to assemble the Norwegian
One high naval officer accompanying the Emperor started for
Berlin OF the fastest destroyer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
SirSHER WHEAT NERAGE
TWENTY ~ SHELLS PER ACRE

TILlA. Tex. Ju.E go. Tho whcH
crop Of Swishor rDunty o. bcinr
threshed al this time and the yield i-
running from Is fo % bushels por
acre
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
Servian General Arrested.

BY Associated Press
BERl H. Germany July "a Budapest dispatch says:
General Radom Punk chief general OF the staff OF the Seran
army has arrested by the Hungarian military authorities while
en- route from Sdia Belgrade.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

GLMlEH. TeE july 25- Fer
ru.ou Dc. Ball Prescott p. Steph-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
Russian Armies Mob;lizing.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associaicd Press.
ST PETERSBURG Russia July Rehabilitation of the
Russian proceeded Immediately after advices of Servas
The Emperor fully approved the decision OF his ministers
this effect
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

CLAIMING. Tex. july 20
ferauson GN. Rail a. Prescott .e.
stephens 81. submission d. aa8iu.t
Ium,ssion 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

tROWELl. TrN Iut 3D. Fer
gusou l.N. BAH I.- Prescott Ii-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

MIAMI. Tex. july Judge
Groc,cr i- said 90 have O majority In
cisht 0t Che nine counties Ia his
district
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

F'tNELL Tex. July 2C The
'.'t o' Farwell gaye Ferguson ee.
I1II - Prescott and stephens
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

HENRIETTA. rot fHN
Ferguson iI5. IHH .t. This is
mir cen ont of thirty FIST, BOXES
Iiall Ahead ~ Miami
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
France Favors Russia.


By Associated Press
PARIS France uy 2jFrane- Russia in the Au'o-
Se,,,., conflict number o scrvan officers lei Pans to
ngh, a. assume thcii commands
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
England for Peace.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
LONDON Eng. July 25-Engand shows enthusiasm over
beoopq enbroed As lar be gathered the sent
men, tends toward Austria
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

CANADIAN Ts. IHE 30 Bad
IcaI l0r.HHH Nt 800 fH HH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26
Italy for coneili.,ion.


ROM hai jobs 1i An Efforts Of ha, 'rsm 10 b' IN con
sen With Great Ban essTose oon''aoV aon io the 'e
,.,lL,., ol peace bsiwrrn Sersis and AuslTo Hungary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-26

CARLISLE Iaa Slds is cig
The Washington herald., 1914-02-25
CHARLESTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Threeyear-oldS; selling; purse
500: six furongs. Charles Cannell, l0 CTurnerl. Il
to 5. won; Water Lad los Murphyl. TO l. sec
ond: Carburetcr, l02 CIcTsgzartl. l 70 4, third
Time, lis. Jezzil. Spitfre CaStsrs. Tom Boy, Mix
Cohen Madge's Sister. and Veilchen also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-old and upward
selling; purse, 500: five and one-han furlongs
Discovery. 100 (Knightl. to 5, won; Double Five
Ilo (McTagEart), to s. second; Mamma johnson
lU (Doylel TO ), third Time lilo "a Juzquin
Ethclburg. Country Boy. Toison dor, Ethel Berry
and SurpsSs also ran.
THIRD RACE-Th1e yesr-olds and upward: sell
ing; handicap: pulse. $50; six furlOnss. Robert
Bradley. lG CMcTsggGrl. TO !, won; Frank Hud
son. liz (SIcCaheyl. to . second; Elwah. 10:
Uindseyl, to ., third. Time. lis rs. Royal
Meteor, Ancon. Coppertoun. Irish Gentleman, and
Star Bottle also
FOURTH RACE-Derby trial; three-ycar-olds; one
mile and sixteenth. Old Ben, 100 CBoreD, tos6
won: Charics.onisn, Ico (GooseD. TO . second
Indolence q (Csllshanl. 2 to /. third. Time Isl.
Car Michael. Ivan Gardner. Deposit. and Polly II.
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Tbree-y year-olds and upward: sell.
ing; one mile. Dig Rock. lie CWsldron). % to /,
won; Ia Nun Da. II2 CBrutopl. to %. second
Miss Veims. lo2 tMGTagrartl. TO TO- third Time.
la rs. Fiel. Spell5ounG, Plain Ann. The Hermit
and Ny Fellow also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Three- year-oids and upward. sell.
ing; one mile. L'Aislon, liz CWolD, ) to !, won;
Rcd and Gun, 10 CioCabcyl. to ]. second; Malik
90 CMurphy), TO :, third. Time. :ie IS Stairs
Gerard. Il SainreIls. Sweet Times, Silice Stucco
Regards. Prospect, JIM Cahrey. snd Yankee Pooh
also rar.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-25
WRESTLING
CONTESTS TONIGHT
Joe Turner Meets Joe Willis-Tom
Duchesne Tackles Ernest
Pineau.

Washington wrestling fans will have
their first chance OF the season to wit
ness an interesting wrestling bout to-
night, when Z Washington Athletic
Club will stage its first show at the Ma
tionals Rifles Armory in C street north
west. For the first show, Manager Dixie
man has booked two all-star bouts, the
first bringing together Tom Duchesne
and Ernest Pineau, and the second show
ing Joe Turner hooked up with Joe
Willis. the Finnish wonder.
Turner and Duchesne are well known
to local fans Both have met before, and
have put up good bouts. Little is known
o. Willis other than that he has a good
reputation and says he will make Tur-
ner put up the best match OF his life to
win.
Duchesne arrived yesterday, looking the
picture of health. Pineau, the Pacific
Coast star. is also ready for the bout
Pineau is a well put up mat artist, one
who is clever, fast and strong and
Duchesne must so at top speed through
out to gain a victory. Seats are on sale
a: the National Rifles Armory.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-25

FIRST RACE-Prrse; three yes.-olds: Eve and
one-haf furlOngs- Wild H0rse lu2; Mapgape.c M
Red Path. lo5; Orb le5: Sosi1S, 10
sBCoND RACE-Sellinz: -four -year-olds and nm.
ward; one mile. 'Doupland. 81: Marie Co-hHI n
Helen Hicks. ss; Geld Dust. IS: Judge Denton nj
p; 'Ma~r Lad. So; Regina Arri- IOI: STARTER. loi
McAisn. Ds; Robert. lo5: Defy. los; Rake Jos;
lc "'on'
THIRD RAcE-stlling; four-yezr-old, and IN.
Eard; one mile 'Retente. 81: Viru1. IS: .sl.enl.nd
los; Dutch Rock lsl; Pontefrsct. Io7; Miauuis Ia
shorty Northcut. h5; Eva Tsnguay Ios; cisco ia,
g W. kennon. 10: Dave Montgomery, no: Tbs
Monk. ito; Anon. liz NV
FOURTH RACE-Tl,rce year-olds and inward
Ms;amoras Handicap; six furlongS Lady P,ncbi,s
le2; Boil Hersley. lo2; OrIn Erupp lc2; N;Itan
i'oeloe: c2: Bert Getty. lIo.
FIFTH RACE-sellins: three-ycar-olds and uu-
ward; six turlonsS. art Rick s.; Francis es.
Tidy Wolfarth. %; Minnie Bright. %; ssaI.sis
3; 'EI-an. l0; Ben Stone. 100: sFrazzle Io-.
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The Washington herald., 1914-02-25
Trouble Booked
At Fed Meeting
Knabe and Tinker Against
Pooling Of Players-Gil-
more Approves Plan.

special to The Washington Herald.
New York, Feb. 4.-James \. Gilmore,
the energetic president OF the Federal
League. must hurdle a real obstacle next
Saturday at Chicago. He has called a
meeting of his followers in the Windy
City on that date at which he proposes
TO arrange among them some amicable
settlement relative TO a division of talent
that will best balance his field OF eight
clubs.
President Gilmore has said repeatedly
and still sticks to il that the diamond
athletes will be pooled in such a manner
as TO divide playing strength as evenly
as possible. Otto Knabe and Joe Tinker
have both declared they will not counte-
nance such a move. They say they have
hustled all winter for the best available
talent and that less energetic clubs should
not profit at their expense.
Ned Hanlon. the moving spirit OF the
Federal League. was in town today con-
sulting with Mr.. Gilmore. He would not
express final views upon the matter. but
intimated that he would oppose pooling
on any wholesale form.
Gilmore insinuated today that President
Joseph ]. Lannin would not be the only
magnate to meet the returning worlds
tourists down the bay with n warm
greeting for Iris Speaker and FIVE or six
others. He said the Federal League would
put as far to sea as organized baseball
Jake Stahl acknowledged that he had
cabled Iris Speaker not to sign with the
Rcd SoN until he saw the Federals. 1t
now transpires that Iris may write his
own ticket IL he will agree to manage
the Ward team.