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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-12
Calls Attention to
Interests in Mexico
(By Associated Pres.

10Y 'AhsOcihted frea11 II Sastsls-f3eSs,
LONDON, Jan. 12.-The Times ex-
presses the hope that the British gov
ernment again will drawn thetkttention
Of the United States to the Magnitude
OF British interests in MeSidp, to the
extremely heavy damage $ustafred
and particularly to the loss British
lives. IN
The Times says President Vilson at
Indianapolis advanced the singular
claim that Mexico. as fred country,
has as good right as any Europeanl
power to spill all the blooe Stie pleas
es in settling her domestie afairs. p IS
Continuing, the paper kamarlse.
"The course of events sificN ffuertst
was eliminated thefore seefiik rs have
considerably shaken Amerfcdn oDtim.
ism. American action has cebtriented
nothing to the restoration pesce
and order In Mex;co." lA
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elfle AGO. sen. ~ Th8 foreffis
ssas1gs tnfe8 Bon sst1 /. osslbjI-
after I'll lIek6 atli. ta had sleltel
5hs United states tfl1f affesn neg and
ms batesa "a t:sihS Roy could
ek saalle . s ioal 81 sisa>'6 +
sfctn fa e. 1k es i ssI ~ IS ia
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of each case have been wftAatf asscz
cess. This was stated autiiksif fattveIV
today.
There was qualification beeef Fsror,s
ises in the last part of the aofa ftiaf
Great Britain now was hrepared.
whenever a cargo cominf roIa tbs
United States is detained. u esola nh,
the case on which such t6feRtfoss siisln
taken place" 3Sp
Perhaps more than any nI7her ssSS9nt
In the British note, the 4.ilR Nor ef
statistics showing largo 1ldfeas6s III
the commerce Of the Un2seI sfates
with European neutrals sal req a<fis
ed here as irrelevant and NJ jsleSdf dfnG.
Government officials say tRSaa In
creases are due largely 80 Hha fact
that prices OF American fndditieS
have risen and neutral. d6sn. tries ara
unable to get from the tki kiiieerenf
countries contiguous 20 Sfteti fnafy
ordinary necessities OF Iifs
Tho British note refer M EAa
great increase In Amer9 cas G4npef.
exports to Italy, 1t was RssEaa nt the
Italian embassy here thf Ntaiy has
explained 10 Great FsrtaiI= a q 3 "a sl11,.
for this Increase was Ter 81 b nahiI.
ity TO import copper frolnF FG6rniafsp >
or Austria. Similarly ItaiP how btiys
corn and wheat from lIkilad
-ssza pTovsvis.y 80 = =
much from Ramenis and Ai6asis
There .is no sympathy 6fIIaiai
quarters with the British kEEs si1lfns
that the United States hpa ME tila
situation moro difficult ~ II Sgass ffnr:
that manifests be kent setfI lisffi go
days after a shin sails E q q
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and will reach Greenwood in due
time unless headed off by jukt q few
good men who are in greatfs state OF
mental worry over present &epposed
onditions.-Greenwood JoufIEai
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We look for Cole to be smakin.
faces",at Gen. w. w. Moore next.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-12

II you haven't gotta bad cold. you
are terribly out Of fashion.
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Opposed to Literaey

WASHINGTON. an, III.
Wilann today eoifA-a tA17 10
to the literacy test in th
tion bill to q deIegaton
from Chicago. who asked Z
the measure. The presids
state definitely an intenti
the bill, but the women sal,
hopeful he would. p
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Eorget the weather and cons.aer tn,
Legislature.
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lTtTouss Puslsaa lssnlas ar iIss
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Blest II here isn't our old friend. ].
Piuv. egain.
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The Weather.

South Carolina: Rain Tuesday, cold
er In east and south portions; Wed
nesday, fair.
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Look ops, notaries public and other
officers holding appointments" the
goblin will get you yet,
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Co.. to- it. Cole!
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Pluv. again.
xorget the weather and cons.aer tie
Legislature.
We look for Cole to be making
! faces" a. Gen. w. w. Moore next.
II you haven't got q bad cold. you
are terribly out Of fashion.
Look orr, notaries public and other
officers holding appointments" the
goblin will get you yet.
! The German warriors wouldn't mind
earrendefips Steinbach If they could
carry the stein with them.
We believe Coles followers had
rather zee him Se q sport and take his
medicine Ike d man. s5
It seems an axful hard matter for
spr1ie office h9lders 20 fIguratively
keep frani dsias hard.
=
sss5sssdes whnt Bob Gonzaies In going
70 pull on about thosa new spring
bornets3-
The afoma OF the livery stable must
be raakling In the nostrils OF our re-
firing governor.
Two bail players In the American
league were traded of for dogs, one
ball and the other bird canine.
Dog65Re such thing.
S 81 - .------S,.------ = ~ a.ss-
a We huhe the legislature will devise
some scheme of improving upon our
weather. Their constituency would
rise up and call them blessed.
es ----o----
& The curtain 10 about 60 be runs
down on the great 81 AN" and the
miserable and disgusting fiasco which
! he hes staged In the capital OF the
Palmetto ssaote.
The Anderson Intelligencer resolves
ito do something during the year
{ 1885, just going to keep up the saIno
I old gait. eh3--York News. Strikes us
yoa were the pace-setter. oh?
II Governor Manning attempts to
undo sii the dayjltry Governor Bleaae
& has committea hs Will have little time
LETT 70 ideas he might desire to carry
4. y q
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LAMBS REPLY
FAILS no eiATiERY

CONTINUED FROM pAaEsoHIs,
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The, German warriors wouldn't mind
earrendefsns sSteinbach If they could
carry the stein with them.
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':sirty Dollars i Week is Given to
Unnapny WITe.--headiina. This ahnx..
the advantage OF bsing an unhappy
wfse. Spartanburg Journal. Likewise
tbs disadsanfage OF being the husband
cf aE unhappy wife.
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The Anderson Intelligencer resolves
ito do semethtng during the year
1885, Jua: going TO keep up the same
old gait. ehs--York News. Strikes us
ysh were the pace-setter. chr
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-12

We believe Coles followers had
rather zee him ae . sport and take his
medicine iike 1 man.
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gheer mp: Bremen, Germany is of
fefing ls.A cents for cotton Spartan
4l...se roarAel. That's like telliag e fel.
low there's bag OF sold at the END OF
the rainbow.
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II Governor Manning attempts te
undo ell the deviltry Governor Blease
has committed hs will have little time
LEFT 70 ideas he might deeire to carry
OUT.
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3.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
WILL TELL OF DISCOVERY
IN HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION

Since It was announced In a Port
land, ore. paper that | had decided
to take a heavyweight with ME when
leave for Australia next month,
have been hesieged with letters and
inquiries from friends and readers
who want me to give them some
dope on the latest asplrant for
heavyweight honors. This indicates
that the boxing fans of the country
are still watching and waiting pa
tiently for white heavy who looks
like the goods. From the tenor Of
the letters received / should say that
the fans at large do not rely on Jess
willard 10 any great extent as nearly
every ond OF my correspondents has
expressed the opinion that the big fell
low win prove an easy victim for
johnson next March.
/ havent the space this week TO
devote 20 my heavyweight discovery,
hut next week | will give my readers
the Information asked for Mind YOU,
! am not touting this fellow as a
coming champion" but from what
I have seen Of him so FAR he looks
good enough to devote some time and
attention TO- and that's what pro-
pose one thing feel confident of
Is that he weighs more above the
shoulders than the average heavy
weight of today And that's some
thing 60 start on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
WOULD PROHIBIT
CONVICT LABOR
ON THE ROADS
Measure Being Drafted 10 Do
Away With System Of Long.
Standingi Other Matters
Before Legislature
nr,el.l elsr.reH TO mornlra .ouanAu

Santa re, Jan. 2f.--The use oil
convict labor on roads Is to be pro-
hibited. II a measure now being draft
ed becomes law II Is argued that
there are enough free men available
who will be glad TO work on the roads
1t IL also asserted that convict labor
Is more expensive In the long run lhan
paid labor
Another bin under preparation, Is
to prohibit the advertising OF certain
cures for certain diseases.
senate hill No. 80, by Senator IL
field presuibes tlfe procedure in GER
tain commitments of persons 20 the
state hospital for the insane and also
their discharge. The first section pro-
vides that II shall be lawful for the
peace officer TO take person alleged
to be insane before the nearest judge
or the Judge for the district IN which
the asylum Is situated, provided, tina.
the district clerk shall issue subpoena
to two or more witnesses best ac-
quainted with said person to appear
and testify at such examination The
costs are TO be paid by the county in
which the subpoenas were issued.
Section provides that II is the duty
of the sheriff or peace officers to ap.
prehend and detain persons who es-
cape from the insane asylum and 10
return them to the institution TO be
paid his expenses out OF the asylum
funds.
Sections s TO provide for the send
ing Of insane conyicts to the asylum
and their discharge IL they recover nf-
ter their sentence expires or return -
the penitentiary II they recover before
their sentence is up.
Senate bin No. 40, also by Senator
Ilfeld, provides penalty OF not more
than $1O0 or three months imprison
nent or both for the tenant who re-
moves or suffers to be removed prop
erty that remains in rented house
after the landlords Hen for non-pay-
ment of rent attaches.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
FRANK FARRELL Is
STILL OWNER OF THE
YANkS, SAYS RUPERT

lar soHniHs JOURNAL HrTeisL lrhsen SiRsl
New York, Jan. 24--F'rank Farrell
and his associates still own the New
York American league baseball club
That WAS the substance of the admis-
sion made tonight by Colonel Jacob
Rupert. 1--WE intend, however, to
assertion made in Chicago by Captain
T. l., Huston, his associate, TO the ef-
feet that they had only an option on
the club.
ut is true that we have not yet
taken over the Yankees. said Colonel
Rupert "We intend, however, to
complete the deal on Saturday, when
all the stock will be turned over to
us free 90 all enoumbrances
ON January Z, II was announced
here that the flnal details of the
transfer of the club had been COM
ploted, Colonel RUPERT ana Cap
tain Huston assuming control with
the passing of the stock by Frank
Fnrrell, the former executive head
of Tue club
II was said tonight that the clos
fig Of the deal rs held NJ by certain
persons who hold small blocks OF
stock aud are trying to secure big
prices from the new owners. Ruppert
and huston have inserted that they
desired TO control the club absolute
~, and would not buy II on any other
consideration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
WELSH IN FORM OUGHT 10
OUTLOOK CHARLEY WHITE

II Welsh has recovered form ! ex-
pect he will be able TO Outlook white.
While Charley looks a natural fight
er, he hasn't the speed or cleverness
10 outpont the champion In a ten
round exhibition. allowing that
Welsh IL anywhere near himself But
In a long match the boys hitting
powers and natural ability might
mean different result However
Welsh had better be In shape Tues
day night or there is likely to be a
change In the lightweight setting.
rho 0ut-of-conditlon' spiel went all
right after the shugrne affair, but
would prove no alibi at all IL White
should happen to put one over on
the champions Jaw for the full count,
1t behooves Mr.. Welsh TO work his
hardest for the coming bout. The
public will pay its money at the gate
expecting TO see "A contest worth
while. and if Welsh is not In proper
shape to do his best he should not
enter the ring at all.
II Welsh Is victorious in the Tues
day contest he should lose no time
In matching with Shugrde, aud over a
longer route If he hR the spirit OF
a real champion he win try to even
up matters with the jorseyite before
engaging with other boys in the d.
vision. The proposed bout with Joe
Mandot in New orleans next month
will have little or no bearing on the
championship situation, Mandot has
been beaten "A number of times aud
by boys who have easily fallen victims
90 Shugrue's prowess,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
GLENN CURTlSS WILL
GIVE TROPHIES TO
MILITARY AVIAT0RS

lAf SUMMING JOURNAL hfhtiSA Ateott Wifthi
New York. Jan, 2i,-~A trophy val
ued at $4,000 and five purses of ST.
coo each have been offered FOR com
petition between army and navy avn
ators through the Aero Club of Am
erica by Glenn II. Curtlss the Aero
club announced today. The trophy is
TO be competed for annually. The
name of the pilot winning each con-
test is TO be engraved upon the tro-
ply, and in addition he is TO receive
the annual purse of $1,000,
AZ conference between the donor
and the governors of the Aero CLUB
regarding the purposes for which the
trophy might he offered, II was agreed
that the greatest COED will he accom-
phshea by its use as an incentive 10
develop aeronautics in the army and
navy, The machines TO compete UNI
doubleday win be hydro-aeroplancs
which are used by both branches of
the service.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

cuscd Of picking easy marks, but II
was a matter Of necessity, not Of
choice With packoy None Of The
lightweight stars wanted his game.
For years Battling Nelson, now
praised 70 the skies as the greatest
OF champions, lodged Mcfarland. He
knew Packey. not BY reputation alone
but as member OF his training camp.
and no one realized better than Bat
that Mcfarland WAS his master. Then
there was Ad Wolgast who side
stepped every chance 10 box MeFar-
land. No, I am wrong there, Ad did
finally agree 20 box P0ckey IN Mil
waulxee. hut the authorities stepped in
and prevented IT, IL remember cor
rectly. Although Il took several
years to induce Wolgast TO consent
90 take on Packey, he did at last agree
to box his clever rival But unfortu-
natoly for Adolph, aud equally pnfof-
iunatcly for packey. the bout never
ctmc off
Trtton would no doubt make suck
ers out Of boys like White and Shug-
rue In ten-round affairs Not that
these youngsters are not exceedingly
promising material, but Jack appears
10 outclass them Rritton stopped
White In eighteen rounds about a year
ago. with the exception Of Richie
and Mcfarland there Is no one IN the
division who has ever succeeded IN
earning q verdict over him. Richie
did II In four rounds several years
ago. but Brltion was not at his best
at the time and in a return bout II is
a question II Willie could repeat
liritton also gave Leach Cross one
of the worst beatings Of his career a
year or two ago. Leach himself said
Il was the worst trimming he ever
took. and he has boxed the best men
In the division in the last half dozen
years. Another who fell victim TO
3ritton's superior boxing and punch
ing IL Young Milburn Saylor, who
claims a knockout victory over Welsh
and boasts OF long line OF victims
both at home and abroad
Most. If not all, of the present
lightweight leaders would prove easy
for Britton. although there seems to
be small chance Of Jack getting on
with any OF them. Possibly when
Richie arrives In the east something
MAY be done for Brltton as Wii'ip
has never played favorites. While
unusual clevcrness and real fighting
ability II generally the open sesame
to matches II appears in Brltton s
rase to be barrier TO greater things.
His great skill and ring generalship
would make him legitimate favorite
In match with any lightweight In
The country--not excepting Freddy
Welsh. the recognized worlds cham
pion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
II DECISIONS WE'RE ALLOWED
sHucHtE WOULD BE CHAMP

Ncafly all the local papers gave
Joe Shngrnr the decision over Welsh
when they met month ago. There
fore, IL must appear rather mystifs3
Ing 10 the average fan that neither
Welsh nor his manager has made an
attempt 70 get another bout with the
Jerseyman, Offers galore have been
made the champion, am told, but
without avail. Tom McCarey and his
partner, pominlek Tortorich, would
be glad TO stage the bout In New or
leans next month. aud liilly Gibson,
who will manage The new boxing club
IN Havana IN another bidder for the
mntch-or any other bout of twenty
rounds or more la which the cham
pien win promise TO De a principal.
In the old days boxer would stop
NJ nothing in nm cndsavof TO get an-
either whaeh at conuueror, but now
adays il H different. The money il
The main thing ANA how To get II
easy II the problem
The truth of the matter Is that
long bouts, to say nothing Of finish
NIGHTS. do not appeal TO modern box
efH, Billy Gibson viii discover this
when he tries to arrange one of those
old fashioned forty-iiye round affairs
Tor his club. Even Freddy Welsh,
who ridieuled llitchics champion
ship ciaim and accused the former
utlo-holder of faVoriug the no-deci-
sion things over bouts where referees
named the winners. has shown a
wonderful liking for the short affairs
since becoming champion Mode
cision" Willie was what Welsh called
Richie when he himself was camp
Ing on the latter's tral for battle
Rltohle by was, had shown no de-
clded preference for n0.deeision
bouts. ana In fact had only engaged
IN one or two up Go that time How
ever, since Welsh annexed the title
nc has not been principal ln any
hing else. II decision had been al
howe IN the Welsh Shugrue battle
the Jersey hoy would today be boast.
ins the proud title OF worlds light
weight champion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
THREE KNOWN DEAD AND
FIVE ARE INJURED

Vancouver. b. c., Jan. 2s.-Thrce
engineers were killed and five others
injured at the British Columbia
Transport eompany's quarry, Pitt riy-
er, twenty. miles from here Saturday
night. A blast SO shock the four
acres OF ground ON which the COM
panys wharf, officers and machinery
stood that they slid off the banks into
the river. More than q, score of men
were caught in the landslide. Three
still are missing and ara believed 10
have been drowned Where the COM
panys office formerly stood is now
more than 80 feet of water.
The dead men are.
J. CjIl.StlObM,
r. LOWNE
r. EVANS,
They were unmarried,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
THINKS RiurrON WOULD
MAKE SUCKER or WHIT.

speaking of Jack Britton. the light
weight stars fight just about an shy
~ him as they aid o. paokey Morar-
land when that great boxer was cut.
Ting didoes In the division Looking
over Brition'a record one can hardly
blame Manager Danny Morgan Tor
feeling SO bitter over the actions OF
other llghiweights in dodeing Jack
Here we have one Of the few real
stars Of pogilism ia the lightweight
class. aud where do we get a chance
90 see him exhibit his wares. AT some
Second-class club and With some fell
low who doesn't class With Britton
although he may be outweighing him
many pounds II was the same with
Mcfarland. Packey found il 80 dif-
ficuit 10 get matches with his rival
iighlwcights--and when lac vas q ic'
climate member Of that division
that he had 10 take on every Tom
Dick and Harry whenever oppoftun'
lily offered Mcfarland was thus ac-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
EALkENBURG WON'T GO TO
BROOkFEDS, SAYS WATKINS

indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 24.-"There
Is absolutely no truth in the report
that Fred Falkenberg will be trans
ferred to the Brooklyn team of the
Federal league" said w. H. Watkins,
business manager of the indianapolis
Federal league club, tonight. Other
officials of the club could not be
reached. Falkenberg has two more
years TO play under his contract with
indianapolis.
The pitcher, who is in Champagne,
ILL.,, when informed Of the proposed
deal. said he didn't think there is
anything in il. 1t is news to me,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
AnocIous Murder Hcporten.

Santa Re, dan. 2f--An atrocioos
murder is reported from the coal
camp of Van Houten. Philip Paiiouri
is charged with shooting and killing
instantly Rosa Sphenola. The MFR
dered man had arrived from fsaly
only the day before and the killing
was the result Of a melee in which
several other Italians received stab
wounds. Paliouri and two companlsins
fled into the Taos mountains, despite
the heavy snow. Sheriff Abe Hixen-
baugh and a posse are in pursuit
There are already five men In the
Colfax county jail accused of murder
three others charged with that crime
are out on bond, one is in the peni-
Tertiary for safekeeping.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
JOHNNY KID WILLIAMS
AND JOHNNY klLBANE
WILL MEET FEB. "a

Philadelphia. Jan 24--Arrange-
ments Tor n six-round bout between
Johnny Kilbane, featherweight cham
pion. and Kid Williams. the bantam
here today. The bout VIII be held in
this city on February ~ and the men
agreed to weigh IN "a 1872 pounds
ringsidc. Each o. the contestants will
receive purse Of s3s5o, or S6 per
cent OF the receipts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
Alleged Bank Robbers Arrested.

Santa Zee, Jan. 24.-~'fhe arrest Of
two alleged bank robbers is reported
from Lordsburg Robert. Phillips and
Joseph Hale have been taken into
custody on the charge Of robbng the
bank at Duncan. ArIz. Thomas h.
McCulloch nude the arrest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
Cowboy Travellers in SANTA Re.

Santa Fe, Jan. 24.-C. c. Beck, j.
b. Ransom, George b. Beck and b. c.
Rayne, cowboys who are visiting
every state capital to test the endu-
rance of horses, arrived today after
travelling almost 10000 miles. Only
one horse of the five horses with
which they started remains A New
foundland dog they have with them
has Travelled the entire distance. From
here they will go to Phoenix, and
thence to Salt Lake City, Carson City
and San Francisco.