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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
ATR0C|OUS CRIME
IS LAID At DOOR
OF TWO INDIANS
Indictments for Murder and
Criminal Assault Returned
by Federal Grand jury
Death Penalty Involved,

santa Fee April S-An indictment
for murder and for criminal assault
vas returned today in the federal
court AGAINST two Jicarilla Apache
indians. The crimes were especially
airocious and in one instance the
mother Of the girl who was mis-
treated was murdered.
The penalty for criminal assault is
death the same as for first degree
murder
seven other indictments for minor
crimes. and nine mo true bills were
also returned.
NcwLirk j. Discharged.
Frank Nowkirk, newspaper man
Of Artesa. one of the grand jurors,
was excused this afternoon because
Of Geographic advice that his wife
is critically ILL.,
Lucas Yepa. an Indian, pleaded
guilty to selling liquor To another IN
dian. and United states Judge Page
Morris sentenced him 10 sixty days
In the United states Jail and imposed
a fine Of 500.
Eduardo Salazar and Juan j. Sala-
gar. both Of cuba, Sandoval county
and Ramon Archuleta, Jemez In
dian. pleaded not guilty to the charge
Of selling liquor TO Indians.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09

Deming, n. NJ, April S.-The Dem
ing Headlight has this week installed
the very latest model Of the Mer-
genthaler linotype and will issue the
first edition set Oh this machine this
coming Friday This makes both of
Deming's enterprising newspapers in
line with the metropolitan press,
both being now set upon linotypes.
The ten pages of advertising used by
a single Deming firm in the Head
light last week, has attracted atten-
ton all over the country to the pro-
sressive spirit of Deming merchants
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
Mining Company Incorporates.

Santa Fe. April S-The Mobile
Mining & Milling Co, Of Mobile, Ala
today filed Incorporation papers Win
the corporation commission. ne
headquarters are at Bayard, 1Iahl
county, near which place the com
.pany Is engaged in mining. y. II.
Howe. Of Bayard, is named statutory
agent. The capitalization Is $5'OVV' a.
.vided into zoe shares. The incorpora-
tors ana directors are A. S. Denny
and 4. d. Denny, Of Moss Point,
Miss. so shares each: r. A. Douville,
.of Mobile. Ala, 100 shares, and d.
H Howe. of Bayard, 100 shares.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
sulfragettcs ON the Job.

Santa Fe, April S.--Although an
election was held in several rural
school districts on Monday, which Is
unprecedented in Santa Fe county,
there was only one contest, and that
from san lldefonso, where three
brothers now constitute the board or
education, which in itself is quite eN-
traordinary. The charge is now made
that n number Of women living III ad-
Joining precincts, including several
Pueblo Indian women, We're permit
lea 10 vote and cast their ballots
frgudulently, which is interesting IT
.true. especialN in the light Of argu-
.ments for and against woman suf-
franp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
SHOT IN Family quarrel.

Dallas. Tex, April s.-A. r. Whit
eel 40 building contractor Mrs.
Waiter Champion, Whitzefs divorced
wife. her present husband and Effie
Whitzel is years old. daughter Of
Whitzel and the present Mrs. Cham
pior have been living IN the same
house here for over a month. Today
Whitzel attempted to correct his
daughter. champion interfered and in
tha quarrel that followed Whitzel vas
shot through the lung.
Champion surrendered after taking
Whitzel to a hospital Whitzel who,
physicians say, has chance to recoy-
er. requested the police not to prose-
cute Champion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
EXTRACTION OF TWO
DESERTERS DEMANDED
SPECIAL DISPATCH 70 MORNING JouesA'

Santa Fe, April S.-Governor Nc
Donald today made a demand on the
governor of Chihuahua for the extra
dition Of two deserters from the
United States army who are with
Villas army and are charged with
numbering George Mcfarland, man
ager Of ranch near Campbell
Springs, Grant county.
Mcfarland had given the two men
shelter over night and it is charged
that the latter killed their host in
order to rob him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09

Washington April S-Sydnoy T..
Morse, OF New York. secretary of the
transatlantic steamship conference,
testified before the ship lobby inquiry
committee today that his organization
had taken absolutely NO interest In
the ship purchase bill His testimony
concluded Investigation Of allegations
of a lobby In connection with the bill
Chairman Walsh announced that the
committee would meet again in the
fall TO draft It's report
- --------------
.erhp Devil" InStimc. sun. and Mon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
e:o,er,mcut Option Expires.

Santa F'e, April S-Thei opLIVH
which the United states government
had on the old Exchange hotel OF
Fonda, and other sites IN Santa re,
for the proposed $4,000 federal
building, has expired, and hopes Tor
the speedy construction of the build
Ing have been abandoned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
sto4.l,yara nemands .IonsIdered.

snuta be- ADrII vi. y aIl
slvck. assistant general livestock
Iagent of the Santa Fe railroad, was
lin consultation today with the state
Icorporation commission relative to
stockyard demands at several stations
within the state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
MRS. BEIDEL
TELLS WOMEN
How Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound Kept Her
in Health for Ia Years.
Shippensburg, Pa. &c 1t was several
years ago that | started taking Lydia K.

Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Com pound. |
then suffered terri
bly, every month. My
husband bought me
a bottle of it and it
h e lped m e right
away. Then after
my second child was
born | had a female
trouble very badly
and ! used Lydia E.
~ - ~ A.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
.ALAR|D STARTS
OUT VIGOROUSLY
As POLICE CHIEF
New Broom Sweeps Clean and
Santa Fe Marshal Makes
His Power Felt Among a
Number of Offenders,
.sssel.. ol.s.rsn 70 uennlsa louss..

Santa Re, ApTiI wv MWsnaI
Ricardo Alarid began his administra-
ton in vigorous manner early this
morning, when he arrested the 500
called Palace avenue gang and threw
It's members into jail.
This gang. which had been MAX
ne the early morning hours hideous
for the past few years by going up
and down the principal residence
street singing and yelling, last night
lat . O'Clock amused themselves by
throwing bricks into the windows of a
house occupied 10y widow In the rear
of the residence Of Attorney A. b..
Renehan. Word was sent to police
headquarters. and city Marshal Al
laird arrested Emilio Montoya, Cruz
Garlic, Fred Catanaeh and Nj.
Ferro
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
County Taxes Rcccivcd.

Snntu ne, April N.--Slate Trensutrt
10. n. Marion today received $3.50
from County Treasurer G. J Awble'
Of Torrance county, ana sSS06i from
socorro county, the states share OF
taxes collected during March
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
SUBMARINE F-4 WAS
NOT FIT FOR SERVICE

Los Angeles April S.--Mrs. Elsie
Nelson. widow Of William 5. Nelson,
engineer of The submarine ia. said
here today her husband had told her
he notified the flotilla commander
that the submarlne's motors, which
had suffered a blowout would never
be the Same again She said he also
told her the Submarine had only -four
days supply Of air, instead of q two
weeks supply provided by the regu-
laions.
Mrs Nelson returned yesterday
from Honolulu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
NIal1ing Good Mork pos.Ible.

As long as one Is On hIs feot. he can
work after a fashion, no matter no"
badly he feels But you can not dc
good work--have ambition and ener.
~, feel that life is worth living
with sluggish bowels or torpid liver
Foley Cathartic Tablets 90 away with
that drowsy, dall. tired feeling. They
never grippe or cause nausea, They re
wholesome cleansing and heaithtul
Most satisfactory for stout persons
Sold everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
Letter to
DR.. kllmef a. CO.,
Binghamton. n. Y.
Prove What swamp-Root viii DO
Inp Nuu

FOR You.
Send ten cents to DR.. kilmer a Coz
Binetqmton. N. r., for O sample slae
bottle. II will convince anyone. You
Will also receive a booklet OF valuable
Information, telling about tile kidneys
and bladder. When writing, DO sure
and mention the Albuquerque Morn
ing Journal Regular flfty-oent and
one-doliar size bottles for sale ut ell
drug stores. ..4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
Lecture and Fine.

When tho young men had sohered
lup this morning they We're taken be-
fore Police Judge Alberto Garcia,
who not only read them a real cur
tain lecture. but inflicted fines of 81
land costs and sentences of fifteen days
lin nail and work on the streets as
punishment
Alard also arrested Tom LiVingS-
ton, red-headed rough rider VINO
was drunk and disorderly Judge Gar
ella lectured him also, but discharged
him on Livingston promise TO leave
town Immediately for his ranch north
OF Santa Fe. However, Livingston
could not get by the saloons on the
way out of the city, and was arrested
a second time. and has started 20
serve fifteen days in Jail unless some
friend pays the fine Of So and costs
to release him before his term eN-
pires.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
JAP DEMANDS
ON CHINA REALLY
AIMED At CAR
Two Nations Prepare to Re-
slSt Russians After Euro
pean War Sort of Monroe
Doctrine for Orient,

WaHhingtun, April N--The intcr-
view, real or pretended. with Presi-
dent Yuan Shi kai Of china had by
Carl van gcssingler published re-
Gently. had the effect OF loosenng %
the Japanese embassy on the sub
ieCt OF the negotiations over the
Japanese demands
From member OF the embassy
may be stated the position of Japan
which. I'm large measure contradicts
the purport OF the proVidential inter-
view.
The interview is doubted at the
Japanese embassy because OF the fact
that Yuan Sh kai. since he became
acquainted with the nature and cause
OF the Japanese suggestions has been
i'm favor Of them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
MIonroc Doctrinc for Oricnt.

Taxing a Zeal out OF tue AtHt'i ~ y
notebook. Japan proposes sort OF
Monroe doctrine in the orient. she Is
for building q new wall around CHINA
against Russia, She is not greedy OF
all the Chinese trade. She would even
welcome back the German merchants
and the German scientists who nave
done much for both China and Ja-
nan. But she will frQwn upon tho
kaiser putting his hoof in oriental
politics The united States is lust as
welcome. plus the fact that Japan mas
no fpar that we will involve ourselves
I'm oriental politics.
The Picking interview was called TO
the attention OF Secretary of state
BRYAN. who declined to comment on
il. Asked If the United states had, as
alleged. given assurances TO CHINA
he again declined comment on tho
ground that while the interview pdr-
porting to come from the president
Of a great country might be said TO
have dignity and weight still II was
not the president of China VINO
wrote the Interview and he. the see
rotary, had no knowledge Of the au-
thor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09

They are, In short that Japan and
China are preparing themselves to
resist Russia, whose heavy hand is
foreseen by both to be ready TO de-
scend ON the orient as soon as the
European war is concluded. Russia
viii then be in "a position to enforce
almost any demand on China, be-
cause she will have immense resour-
ces of seasoned troops and will have
settled her European matters SO that
there will be no baCkhre
This being true Il behooved Ja-
pan to take some steps not only TO
conserve the fruits az her hard won
victory over Russia In 1904, but also
/ TO help China into position where
she could defend and protect her
self
The twelve suggestions to China
We're therefore made after the taking
lof Kiao-chou aud reported 70 the
other powers. The subordinate sug-
gestions. which. il is said were con-
cealed by Japan, were not matters
1 OF demand. but simply admonitions to
/ China of things that Japan believed
she would be wise 10 do. If China
did not see them that way well and
good. but the other and vital matters
Ion which Japan proposed to have an
understanding were fully reported.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-09
Demands First Misunderstood.

ublHlnS hNt MANI lhNhA vs. ~
these inquiries have been answered
/ FULLY and frankly. SO fully and frank
Inv that We believe America is con-
WINGED that Japan is the best friend
lnf China. and has nothing but her
| good at heart
What are those things which are
I for China's eood?' was asked
! Absence of Foreign Coercion Sought.
"The same things that you find for
lCuba's good and Mexico's good, the
absence of foreign coercion on the
soil of China and the protection OF
| her sovereignty. For the present ia
pan merely asks permission to assist
! China i'm that process. Japan does
not want 10 dlsmemher China. That
would be foolish from our own in
terests. If CHM were dismembered
| the very things we fear would hap
lpen. We could not expect TO hold II
Ian. We might get a part, but the
very Influences that we fear would
get more and hold more and the ORR
| emf would he the theater of war for
many years 70 come"
"How do you propose to prevent
ithisg'
by encouraging China to consoli-
date her power. If she becomes q ma
ton she will not need outside help.
She should then. be encouraged 10
become a nation. Therefore our policy
is the very reverse of dismemher-
ment. II is consolidation and strength.
aning'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-24
Sn Dent 6elb5uge gegen 8ari6au.
Sabcr gSinerNGnh bcr &nien nutlos.
Neuc rniiiid,e &ertbeibismnss snien sefallen.
2seri6t oes Seutf9en Geueraffta6es.

Berlin, 23 Snl (uia QuuOou. - 9as Oentdc Nrm6anpt
quarter erF cntc admias ben Osenbcn amtcn Scrid Hb
sic Slricgslagc in Dit nuS @eit:
@cnlider @ric dnnpIat
yN nadtdcn Nnsrc Os 6ubcs norod uuO HurOmchi6 pon
Sund SanSsranatu &ermeunng gangtcn, unroen
nniercu Srrppen 5nrndgchlagm
m Champagne. Sirift abeu nit 6ru9 mcbrcrc 0nn
ecbrat bic abu cnaubeun Inb6bnugcn beett
m Sc @rctreao lit ein Nauerif Scr Srauspieu feblgci
gu GcinS rctc eiuen eucrssn nsr bic 2iugOp
Nanfop2e nGrbd Wufcr Nad bntgcn Gdmpfen Dor nnS
|pTipuu baDeren nno mcfubngen SagcrNegmen
wu Der Snb 5nrafsmoren @r nabmen 5w S5ierc nuo
Ga Mnu ben AenGgn sn8en Sn9efopr nno Sarrentop
lic9en brci be;u. bier Gilumer nOrbd bon Wnntcr)
Gin Nugr Der Taruucn Ocu Nsaderfupf mnr ebnaas
cru9p n Der NGge cbc Babcn mir Die Trancn ans tbren
UurseiAu6cncu Yuoncn seOrcn r sben pr I'M 6inflan8 init
nncrcn EGncu b Sanugcu ucbcr ant nunDg Tente 5n
ucrmebeu.
Ns observation-disclosures fir Die meberbpltcn SumbarSemen
Snneon nnb anbn GrtaIn mldn Der Nnas nnD DER Mo-
l fat unierc Nrtacric ecrn Enta WfonOn bom6arbirt
lnr Scgcr unru Sum6eu an bGs WabnNt bel ct Slaire
in Der Ggampngne nnb 8wansn Die gncrn poren Slnt
Se Sanfcn 6ei @eram mnron cbcnaus bomarbirt ge nm
2uftfampic be Serupn Oes nbcs cOrt
SeftiGer Sri sidanplat.
Sn Gnrlanb & uuc uterbrednug fort gSr
oan sic ic6cn6cn JnTcn in 6hdrr Hdnus @crn baben m
anngewcbre Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnS 6clbfhden beS
6cinbe8 er6cntct.
u Srnppcu fnS nabe bic SifenfopiPpHtiou @areu
nngIft &un a5an baben init anfgeplnncm Sonett oas
Tp WnnD nnS bic Se9nngcn bel SDgl erfnrmt Sct bm B
mir 29O cuusene scmat Nahe gnSfaae
gfumo GeOrgcOsf fnb feblseidagen.
SGD6nlider artegsidanplab.
9tuicr @eidc wnrbe Sanpuiee mclid aa5
mier, bis 0ranea 5eiub gnbert Sn Dem bmaScn
Serran iaObd &Osnea n ehtc init Der rnIhcn Nadbn
snngc rouiea iest sebn &omacr nSli SOanguruS
Su Ncgeuo 3men Der &dc nno benz Sng gang cs ben
tcnndeu @6anben artnGdigen 8Sertan ocs Snbes
mrercn Ennn 6rdcn bic Gnncn wnrocn 5nm Jnfns gunn
gen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-24

gerlin bin 2onoon %. Suli-
Eie neue omerifaniide 9sote AT
IentidIanS lit ipdbrcno Ser RadIt
bier einqetroiien rns murae bon Bot
idoiter @eraro nm | llgr 12 gtoh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-24


nlittagS 0cm 2ntSpartiBcn 9lnlte ob.
gcliefert.
0otidaitcr @crur0 collfcrirtc etlua
cine bolbe Stlrn0c lang NIT Dem
Stuotss 2 ctrct1r 0cS 2luspGrtigen,
Srn pon Sagop, unO bcipro6 infor'
melt nit i6n peridicOcne Blnfte ocS
Gofumcntes. Ger 9otidniter lebns
tc cS u6, iid no6 Der Gonieren5 in
tcrpielucn 5t loilcn.
Gic llcbcrnlittllng Der 9tote &C.
iGob oieSnol obne 3piIdenIoll; be
famtIib mar Die leBte oltrd) lle6er-
6iiroung 0c5 an6eloieniteS erGebli6
per50gert lpor6en.
Sic Dlittbeilung NOR mieOer 5icm'
lid lang uno muroe in iiebcn gb.
icbnitten ii6erian0t.
Ger Snbolt Der 9tote miro in Der
gotiduit iorgioltig 9ebittet. Sejilg'
lid ser @er6iientIi6ltng beS GOflt-
ments in Gel,tihlnno, iino nod fei.
ne arrangements getrofien luor0en,
Gieiclbe biirfte je6of in Babe erfol'
gen.
GeutiAer hnfter con-
ierirt NIT Q etretdr
2oltiina
g9aibiugton %. Siili -@rnf
gernItorii, Der oeliti6e gotid)oiter,
iprah bcute inn Stnnts.Geportemellt
Dor, nm lid cine oiii5ieIle 9Ibidriit
ser neuen nneritGniiden 9tote al
1cutidIono ju bolen, oblpobl er
por6er bereits nidt.nnltlih einen
Sllis5ug Der gtote erhnlten batfe.
Ger 9otihaiter bntte feline Hnd}i
ridt BON Dem oeutihen 9lusIpdrtigel
2nlt ii6er oeiien glniid)t betreiis Der
9eote, sic BORT beutc BON Dem nnieri'
faniihen gotidofter 8eraro iiber-
reidt ipurOc; ood) cine rein pericn'
lid5e sflilidt lit, bob oeier 9sotc cine
2(ntuort iolgen iueroe, Die aber lppbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-24
TreunOli6 int Son. i6arf int @eiit,
Gerciuigte staaten fit ,Trcibeit ,ur scc."
,,Sbne Gpmpromib nnc nm jeSem Nrsis."

u q bington, %. Suli. - Ger
Wortlaut Der omerifuniihcn Note
ilber Die Submarinc &riegfiibrlnA
mcl6e belte IN Berlin bon Gotidof-
fer @eraro ii6erretbt lpltrbe, lit ben.
tc bier pe6ffentIidbt luorOen. Gas
9otument inforlnirt Die oeutidc 9e.
gierlng, BOB Die Screinigten Stoa-
ten cine @ieoerbollng BON Sanolun.
gen Oeutiher 6lotten.GommanOan.
ten in ltebertretlng amerifaniIder
Hedte, olS einen uUorbcoa6t ltll=
frelhloli6en g(ft" anieben perbe.
Sic &ereinigten Staaten fitnOigen
an OaB lie nuh meiterbin nfiir Oie
;Sreibeit ser See eintretcn ueroen,
BON lpclder Seite oieielbe oit6 i'm.
mer perlebt peroen m0ge - obnc
Gomprolnib unO Inn ieOeu Ereis."
4Sn offi3iellen &reiien lultroe Die
Mitt6eiIung ais oos 6eOelttlamIte
un6 empbotiif)ite Iofllnlent ongele.
ben pelhes ieit geginn Der Gorre'
iponoer5 nit oen friegfiibrenOen
Wldbten pom @oibington altsgeianot
uoroen pnr
Nn6itcbenO ser uolle @ortloltt Der
9totc::
Ser g8ortIout Ser q c.
Ser Stoats. .Scfretdr on
@otlhofter @crur6
Staots. .Gepurtenent.
g9aiDington, 81. >5uli 1915.
Sic cr6ulten biernlit Snitrllftion
oie iolgenOe 9tote al Ben gtiniiter
0eS 9(uslpartigen 5u ii6ernlitteln:
Gie 9lote Ser &ailerIid Geutlden
9lcQierlng bonn s. Suli 1915 lit bon
Der Megierrn9 Scr @ereiiligten Stoo.
ten gcbii9rcnb in Crlp0gung ge5o9en
luoroen Die fegierl1ng Ser Serel'
nioten Stootcn iiebt iid) 81 ibremSe.
Ooucrn gejplingen 5il iagelL OoB lie
boS SdyriitItiid bod)it un5uiricocn'
IteacnO fanO, neil OoSiclbe ben plrf.
lihcn 5miiden oen bciocn Gcgicrun'
gen 5citcGcnoen Gifieren5en nldt ob-
hilft nnO fcincn @ea onOeutet, onI
Incident dc anerfotltcll Frin5iptcn
Ncs HcAtS luto ser Sumanitot ouf
Die in ,5ruge itrlcnOcn 9lngclegcll'
6eit ongeluonbt werben fonrten ion'
bern int 8egcntbeil Arrangements
poridlGot fiir cine tbcillpeiic GUS
peniion Scr Yrilr5ipicrl, pelhe 0ieic
Yrin5ipicn tbatiddlid, cinIad) 81
nidte MAIDEN Iuiiroe.
Iic &egierllng scr @crcinlgtcn
Stooten 6emerft nit @enngtbuln9,
oab sic aoiierlid Gciitidc Ncgierllng
o6nc gorbeboIt bic 0iiltigfeit Der
grin3ipien onerfennt, ouf melden
bicie Regieriing In ben perifiebencll
an oie Seutihc Tcgieri,ng gcridtcten
Wlittbeillngen nit 8e5ug auf ott
Groflomotion Der arie9s5onc inc
sic gerlpenbnng BON ltnterieebooten
oeqen Sanbelsifiiic aitf boiler See
bcitanben bat-0ie Yrin5ipien, odt
sic fohe See frei lit, oaB Der G9nraf'
ter lno bns Cargo zines Sonoels'
ififfes porber feitgeitellt lper0er
muB, ebe Ons sdiif geietmdBig ae'
fnpert o6cr Serit6rt iperoen fann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-24

nidt Dor cinem Wonotc 81 crlunrtcn
ici Gr mcintc pcrionlid, oie Gage
loiic nod cincn irellnbid)aitlidcn
?lu9gleidj ofIel1
@rni bon 9crnItorfi beiprn6 oie
Jtote inforncll nit Scfretdr Can.
ling.
Zen G6cil Scr 0}otc, IN Dem BON
Der o9eiriebigllng" geiprohen piro,
nit 0er Die gan3e g9elt Die oelltifel
llntericcboot Gonmanonnten i6re
5oftifen dnoern iab," ioll ser BOT.
id)oiter, pte man erfubren bat, iiir
ongct6on gebnlten ba6clt, Inn in
Geuti6lano giinitig ailfgenommet
ju peroer, lpeiI er oaS fldr nad)te,
lporiiber mor bisber I'M 3lpeifel mar,
ndlnlih, oaB Die Ser. Stanten nidt
aui einer poaigen Ginitellltng ocS
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-17

Park Golf club, rallying gamely in
the closing stages of his match with
Walter CTowdus, Wheaton, for the
city golf championship, won by and
1. Warren also won the medal for
low qualifying score. At the close of
of the morning round CTOwdus was
3 up, but some excellent golf, espe-
ciaIy on.the short game, pulled War
rem out in the afternoon.
Jock Hutchinson, Pittsburgh, and
Arthur ClaTksOn, Indianapolis, won
first prize in the best-ban foursOme at
the Glen Oak club yesterday. Their
card showed 20, 35 out and the same
in. J. c. HackbaTth, Midlothian, and
Dave KobeT, Evanston, tied A. An
dTews, Riverside, and r. H Craig,
Louisville, with 70. There were over
100 starters in the match, the first
evl It preceding the western open
championship.
Initial spins were taken over the
Elgin course yesterday in pTepaTa-
ton for the road races to be held
Friday and Saturday Ed O'DOnneu
and Pete Henderson in DUesenbeTgs
and Ed SchiIlO's Mercer made a few
rounds of the track before rain inter
fered. De Palma was not out in his
Mercedes.
Jimmy CIabby has cut loose from
his manager, LaTney Mchtenstein,
who, in the future, will devote all his
attention to. Joe yelling, lightweight.
Clabby is preparing to go.to Australia.
The Hammond middleweight says
he is capable of handling his own af-
fairs and refuses longer to pay third
of his earnings to a handler.
Joe Rivers was given the decision
at the end Of Is rounds. of fast bat
, ting with Stanley Yoakum in Denver.
Neither man was seriously punished,
though the fighting was vicious.
The regular weekly amateur boxing
tournament will be held tonight at
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