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The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Selling: throe-year-olds: five fur.
longs. Ida Pinack, los; RaIenhan. los; Pinkolin.
los; Airline. I05 Fred T.. l05; Sam Beckham, lO5
Ida. A5
SECOND RACE-Selling; four-year-olds and up
ward; five furlongs Jack Nolan. iO5; Kate Shelly.
lO5 'ObliTiou los; SilTertone. lo5; Lady Mint l0s
Veline Forty lOs; Upland King. 1lo; Fsneuil Hall
no. Buck Thomas. 10; Louis Descosnets. III; Comp
ton. ll3
THIRD RACE-SellinE: threeyear-olds and up
ward: FIVE furlongs. Judge Gheens. %; 'Fitzgerald
lo3; Thistle Belle los; Culicue. lC7; orimAr Lad.
lG.
FOURTH RACE-Threeyearolds and upward;
handicap; value 81 go: mile and one-sixteenth.
Brynlmah. s6: John Reardon, 5; Injury. lVi
Judge Sale. los; Grover Hughes. liz; Hocnir. ll5i
Ringing. IL
FIFTH RACE-Selling; fOur-year-olds and up
ward: five furlonGs. Mrs Nc. 100; Minnie F.,
fO3; wild Bear. lN; Thought Reader l07; Frzzzle,
los; Anna Reed, l05: Cesarie 10; Bercurium, no.
SIXTH RACE-Four-year-olds and upward; mile
selling .Aminty. lol: Sleepland. lo3; Cordie F..
l0e: FlBt Star. lOs; Dave Montgomery. los; Luke
Van Zandt, los; Rockdale, los
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
CURLEY ARRANGES TO
STAGE JOHNSON FIGHT
Promoter Plans Match with Willard
at the Juarez Race
Track.

Fl Paso. Tex. Dec. J1.-In Gen. Villa s
gambling casino in Juarez last night
Jack Curley signed an agreement with
Hypolite Villa. brother of the famous
general. for the staging of the Johnson
Willard prizefGht at the Juarez Jockey
Club for the heavyweight championship.
The contact gives CUrley exclusive
control of the fighting In Juarez and on
the Mexican side of the border, and it is
understood that Villa will get big slice
OF the gate receipts for all the fights.
In addition to the Johnson Willard
fight. Curley is planning to match Packey
Mcfarland, Johnnie Dundee and other
fighters during the winter. He announced
today johnson was coming to JUarez by
way of some east coast port controlled
bv Villa, as Villa fears that Carranza
might take Johnson prisoner if he comes
through Vera Cruz.
Villa has arranged for a guard of troops
to meet Johnson.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
KRAUSS' BOWLING QUINT
DEFEATS MARTINSBURG
Total of Eighty-two Pins Separates
the Teams at Close of the
Match.

Harry Krauss' Palace bowling team
team beat a picked team from the
Palace bowling alleys, OF Martinsburg.
w. Va, last night at the Palace bowl
ing alleys by a total of So pins.
Martinsburg secured all the breaks
during the early games, but hrauss'
crew came back strong in the last three
sets. Washington took the first game
by u pins. but Martinsburg captured
the second by G1 pins. Washington
forged to the front in the third with
541 pins to 500. and in the fourth game
which was the high game of the even
ing. the Washington Quint rolled 551
to 5O7. Martinsburg fell below the half
century mark in the last game. when
they totalled AGA to sol.
Washington rolled a grand total of
2.57S for the five games while Martins
burg was collecting 2,496 pins for its
evening work. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01

Baseball viii begin its legal joustS on
January IS. when the ca~a Of The Gin
Cinnati National League club against tho
81. Louis Federal League club. in the
-ArmandO Marsans matter v IN como up
for final decision in the United States
Court at St Louis REGARDLESS Of th>
decision in that mattel, III" Chicago
Frds will immediately iustisatc proceed
ings against Walter Johnson and the
Washington American Lca=uc club Ana
then, unless Robert Z. Ward changes
his mind. some sort of legal action in
the "Rube' Marquard matter will bc
taken.
On the whole. therefore. il promises to
he one Of the busiest winters baseball
has put in in many snuw-cIad seasons.
Had not Organized Baseball seen fit to
abolish the tcn-day clause from its con-
tracts the AaTsans case would have been
one of the most int resting and. at the
same time, one Of the most vital that
has yet been fought before "A legal bar.
1t will be recalled that early last June.
after being suspended 10y Charley"
IIerzog for iHsubordinatiOn. Marsans
gave the Reds ten days notice and quit.
In this action he undoubtedly was
prompted by the Federal League, which
has always COntendcd the ten-day clause
was not legally binding.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
WHITE TO BOX WELSH.
They VIII Come ToGetheEat Madi-
son square Garden January 13.

New Y0rk Dec. 2,.--Charley White. Of C7icaSO
who fought sIch Clcrc- btate against Young
ShuSTur at Madison Square Garden On Tuesday
night will bo1 ten rounds with Freddie Welsh at
the sane place January 3. 1915 The match was
made yesterday afternoon after conference which
LASTED throughout the better part q five hoJrs.
Nate Lewis and Harry PollocS. managers Of the
hv1crs wranElfd over weight. the financial end
Of the business, and all other things touching
and arTcrtEining to a boIIng bout. Finally il was
announced that the men would hoT weighing in at
Is pounds 1t ; O'Clock On the afternoon Of the
contest. Since White made 10 pounds for shuGruc
and Welsh do is easily neither viii be troubled
by the weight.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
F!TZIIS!'S|SH||HS
Happy New Year to you!

11dPPJ -NS" 1Sdl " yOu.
Now for the resolutions, we can
just hear the crunching of the
wheels of the water wagon on its
way up Fourteenth street.
The New York Giants have Ar
thur Fromme's signed contract
Now there is no reason why John
McGraw shouldn't go ahead and
win the 1916 National League pen
nant.
We quote from Jimmy Isamin-
ger: Even as far back as the
civil war efforts to buy the Yam
KEGS failed"
Everybody in our set will hike
to ATdmOre today to see Knockout
of Tommy Lowe Cif he dOeSl. As
it is Liable to be cold. fans nre Rd-
ViSed TO bring along their own
beaters.
Manager Joe birmingham. Of the
Cleveland Maps. pulled an unconscious
bit Of humor when he recently stated
that al teams in the Southland booking
games with the Maps next spring would
surely LA the first I. an. As a matter
Of fact Birmingham will take only
small squad down 10 training camp-not
enough players to for1r TWO teams.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
Job. In either case, an opponent will be

Job. In either case. an opponent will be
found for Green.
Dummy Kctchcl. the Baltimore middle
weight, who WAS to have gone on with
Battling Bernard for four rounds in a
curtain raiser. notified the management
late last night that a severe attack OF
tonsilities prevented his appearance. As
Dummy Howard. who defeated Bernard
a couple of weeks ago. was convinced
that he was too light for the veteran.
he was not a ailable. However, Cyclone"
Thompson, a green boxer from the Navy
Yard. may bo induced to get a trial with
Bernard. .
Special ears will leave tho tGHIlinus OF
the New York avenue car line every half
hour, starting at I2:3O today. being parked
close to the clubhouse. The automobile
road to the clubhouse is said TO be in
poor shape. though some motorists will
drive out just the same.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
BASEBALL WRITERS ELECT.
Louis 4. DOuGher Chosen to Head
the Washington Chapter.

Louis A. Dougher. Of the Times, was
yesterday elected Washington represent
ative Of the local branch of the Baseball
Writer'S Association of America. He
succeeds ]. E. GrillO. who has held the
office since the inception of the order.
Present at the meeting was Thomas
Kirby, Arthur Baer. J. E. Grillo, Stanley
Milliken, Louis A. DOugher and William
Peet
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
SKATERS CENSURE PRESIDENT.
Fitzgerald. IIend of Western NsSo-
cIntiUn, VIII soon he Ont Of Job.

,hicago. III Ir~. q. Allen l. B.an,aarI. Irr-i
don't Of the International NhatIU- Il"u. wa7 TN-
irstatCd honorary rrzid"n of the Western Skating
Association Issl ui=ht D., the hoarI ,t control of
the a--ociatlur. which, after luuE mr"lIuS. cen
Eured the Irrr-idCut. Julian T. Fitzgerald
FitzsuraH Wis rharr,-i with having susrdI che
rational roller skating chaml /. nzhls tu Nrw YORK
after having signed contract with Milwaukee
Tiuk.
Evidrncr was rr~entoi l'v ElanchaTd to .hr"
that FTtzgcrah while president Of the assoriati IL
and running for r., lection. had founded the Na
;iuual Roller Skating Association. which, it wsN
cnutcnded WIS an act uf trrIcncry 10 the as
sUCiaiiun.
The hoard viii meet SATURDAY to determine
whether they will rrtaiu onntroI ur roller skating
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
CATCHER FOR SCRANTON.
Charlie Miller, of Harrisburg Club
Signed by Bill CouEhIfn,

Scranton, Pa. Dec. S,.-Biu Coughln. leader Of
the local New York state League team actively
engaged in building a winning team for this
city in 1875, made what he considers a ten-strike
when he succeeded I'm landing Catcher Charlie
Miller from the Harrisburg champions Of the Tn,
State League
CouShltn tried tn make q desirable trade for MI.
lsr' but the Harrisburg bosses would not hear Of
it, and OOuEhln had TO offer tidy bunch Of cash
heioTe he prevailed upon them to let Miller go
u Is Likely with the acquisition Of Miller that Bl
Bergen, the veteran big league receiver. win h.
surely traded or released.
In the event that the deal with the Elmira
team for the services Of Pitcher CGporal for Brr-
sen goes through. Bergen may be retained Is sec
Ond catcher.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
Plat Adams Denies He
Sold His Athletic Prizes

few 7 hav" Gilcn to friends" Adams re-
piled.
Al tho last meet in the Garden I COM
reted i',." Adams said. i gave the prize
away before leaving the place. l don't
deny selling jewclry | WAS in a position
to set Wholesale prices and often bought
and sold article to my friends
AS the Amateur Athletic Union rules
say all prizes must he suitably inscribed
it VIII he an easy matter for the regis
lration committee to decide whether the
ALLEGED ring was an \. y. L. prize OF
not
Chairman Stumptf said the story will
not make him hystcricaI, but it will 0e
thoroughly investigated through the
regular methods
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01

New York. Dee %l-pIatt Adams. star
athlete uf the New York y 90. who
is charged with having sold various
prizes he won At athletic meets. denies
lie Is guilty Of the accusations. Wh"u
interviewed Regarding the alleged charges
IN" athlete said
There is nothing tu il. Tn" PERSONS
Who have brought charges against mr
aye screheads b-raU>C Of business tran
sactions and have been trying in various
ways to put me i'm bad. Some time ago
they vert to Bernie W,fCrs. the New
York \. .. trainer. and even told him I
was going 10 apply for his Job"
Did you ever sell any Of your prizes.
Adams was asked. II never did. and I
can produce them all except POSSIBLY a
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
ROYAL DUCKPIN TOURNEY.
Frntt aud Ferguson Now in Lead
with Total of ,3O4 Pins.

Several changes took place since yes
tcrday in the twO-mcn duckpin tourna-
memt now in progress at the Royal
alleys. Pratt and Ferguson jumped from
third TO first place, and now lead Bres-
nahan and Wells by Fourteen pins.
Wc"kcrly and List entered the tourna-
ment last night and arc now IN seventh
place. Tourney closes tonight. Roll-off
Saturday night at p. IN. There will be
a strong contest for the liberal prize
money. The scores follow:
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
M'GRAw AFTER LOBERT.
Giants Manager. Goes to PhIIadeI-
phia for Conference About star.

Philadelphia, Dec. a.-John McGraW manager Of
the New York Giants was in conference with Vice
President Chandler Of the Philadelphia Nationals
here today in effort to secure John B. LobeFt,
the Philhcs third baseman, for his club. Lobert
was an interested unlocked at the conference Nc
Graw and Lobert,, who left for New York on the ;
O'Clock train. refused TO make any statement Mr.
Chandler. when asked what the Philadelphia club
would do about Lobert. replied: There u moth
ing 10 be said at this time"
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
Maruuard Sees President Gilmore

Chicago, Dec. 2l--Rube MarIuari. who recently
jumped to tie Brookkn Federals had a long on
ference with President James \. Gilmore. Of the
Federal League today and declared his intention
Of living up 10 the contract he signed with thl
Wards unless court decided he was the property
Of the New York club
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
Buys New York American League Cub-Boxng



OF
Brcky would gold ball Hnrdwick
get gold In a a
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
Ritchie Offered Match in Havana.

San Francisco, Dec. Jl.-Williei RtcIe probably
will fight either Freddie Welsh, Charlie White. or
Joe Shugrue in Havana some time during February.
Ritchic received the offer from prominent New
York promoter who is about to break into the pro
noting game in the Cuban capital The San Fran
csoo fighter quickly wired back his acceptance. no
Tidcd the financial inducements satisfactory.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
Hermann Makes Denial.

Cincinnati Ohio. Doc. 3l.-"Brcsnahan does NOT
offer US enough to warrant our giving up any one
Of the four pitchers mentioned by him.. said Prcsi-
dent August Hermann. Of the Cincinnati Reds,
here yesterday. Any deals along the lines laid
down t,y Bresnahan while here on Tuesday are not
satisfactory to Us and arc at an end far as We
are concerned"
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
COLLEGE CHESS RESULTS.
Cornell and Pennsylvania Win in
Big TRIANGULAR Nicer,

New York Dec. 2l-Curncll wuu four games
and PcnnsylrSnia two in today's triangular chess
tournament. which involves Cornell. Pennsy lVania
and Brown universities. Brown did not vim
IOint today. did it score Yesterday. The tota!
tOT the first days play m the tournament
tournament will end SATURDAY. TIE results
Cf tOdays u2tcGes :OIioW: Pc-Aus NC,TsclI bssg
Lucas tBrpZ11; Crasmau l"C5ueU beat Wnkle-
nan Penn; Jo.-l iCnIuc.U ;eat LeTir.e Brown:
Mine Penn beat Palmer iEroEnl; Dams Penn
bat Cohen lBTyUrl
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
John T, Brush Estate Appraised.

New York Dec r.-Jahn T. Ersh owner Of the
New YORK National Lras'c hass'all club Who
dIri on De,umbrr p .2l- lett es:ato appraised
al SI5O.ln2 oUTraisrr.s rCEsrt ppm state
vas fled today.
Mrs. Elsie l. Brush. widow. I-rlu"r Brush
Hcmpstcad. daughter and SataiIe Lombard Brush
tigughtcr will csc' receive SlA-fG- Thrcc ETand
children and niece are each ie!I H.cQ
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
RACING AT NEW ORLEANS.
Meeting Opens Today and Their,
VIII BE No Bookmakirr

New Orleans. La. Dec. H.-Authorities here an
no1need today they would not interfere with the
racing meeting which OPENS tomorrow IrnIess b,,E
making is attempted The latter was never con
templatsd. Men in the employ Of a detective agency
VIII act as stake holders and layers will be sub
siiuted Tor book1es. The city is crowded with
visitors
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
New Business Manager

Brooklyn. Dec Sl.-Robert B. Wand, president OF
the Brooklyn Federal League Club, has signed
Richard 7. Carroll as business manager of the
Brookfeds TO replace John NJ. Ward. Csrrou was
formerly business manager Of the Buffalo Federal
League team CAHou at one time pitched for the
Yonkers team
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
.Storms Postnone Shoot.

Rcd Bank Y. J.. dec. 3.-The first lOoclay bird
ing Association. scIeLued for "wednesday at the
Riverside tiun Club GTuunds here. POSTPONED
until THURSDAY January Z account Of the storln.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
Because Joe ShuEn

Because Joe Shugrue. the Jersey City lightweight.
needs after his campaign Cf i've battles inside
of six weeks Pete Fitzgerald. lis manager, has
decided To lay lin of for about three weeks. That
Is the reason why Fitzgerald did not make an at
Umpt tO match Joe With Welsh for January T.
ShuEure has drawn down over sen cut Of his
battles
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
Pitcher Held Rlameless.

Ventura, Cal. Dec. 1.-waIter +. Peuitt,
pitcher for the Los Angeles team Of the Pacific
Coast League was held bameless here by coroner 5
jury for the killing Of Herbert LathrOp, a guide,
whom Peritt mistook for a mountain lion and shot.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
Bill Carrigan Married.

Lewiston, Me. Dec. 3L-NlanareT William Cam
gan, Of the Red SON. and Miss Beulah Bartlett. Of
Lewiston. married today. The couple left At
once for Boston on their honeymoon.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
Reds After Jack Murray.

Cincinnati Ohio Dec. Sit was reported here
today that deal il under way between the Giants
and Rsis whereby Outfe,d1r Jack Murray and two
other Giants will 30 to the Reds either By the trade
or sale route
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01

Billy Gibson. the Gotham boxing promoter. is
on his way TO Cuba to CO. lctc arrangements
for twenty round hattie between Jark JDhnsun
and sam McVcy. which it is expected will take
place some time in April.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
Scooter Races Soon.

FrecpOrt. Long Island. Dec a.-Auansemfnt nts
about completed to hold the annual scooter races
on the GrcGt South Bay as soon at the weather
clears.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01

II Willie Ri'chc. the American lightweight
champion. be Induced to ac,Vp. a match in
New York with joe ShugrUc. the indications are
that thesr two fast fighters will b. signed up for
hattie in the Garden the carly part of FcbrIlry
II Ritchi" should fight Shugrue and win from
him, he will be in a position to demand a rrturn
f:ht with Welsh.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01

Ted Lewis the English veltcr. has recovered
frum his recent illness and started in tranin;
for his encounter with Jack Dillon. which Is
scheduled for January ). in New York.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01

Frankie Callahan, the little Brooklyn boxer. left
last night for the South. He has been matched
to box Joe Mandot IN New Orleans on January
L, but expects to stop of at Mcmrhis and fill an
engagement there first.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
WAsHINGTON PALACE BOWLINl; TEl
BOXING GOSSIP.

Gilbert Gallant. the BOstJn Lightweight. has
asrccd to take on Ad WoIgast in 4 tuelVc-rDund
fEht in Milwaukee some time next month.
II less Willard wasn't blufinE when he said
he would meet all corners he will have chanu.
70 Jo1 Jim COffey next month in this city
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
DR.. VIM. T. Baldus, Specialist.

Brain. nervous. and stomach diseases Doctors
seiice and medicine s. Southeast curneT 9Th md
= sta NV. Hour. 10 a. N. to p. N, Phone NJ 25i6
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01
To Build New Park.
Farrell UnIucky Magnate.

Frank Farrell has been interested in
the club since the American League in
vasion Of New York back in 1893. He
has been a singularly unlucky baseball
magnate, however. With the exception
of one or two years, the Yankees never
made much of a showing, and the club
was always hampered by a small and
inadequate field up to the time 1t moved
to the Polo Grounds.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-01

The makeup OF the TWO preliminary
bouts was undecided at the last mo-
ment last night. owing to unforeseen
difficultieE. Bert Green. the colored
welter. seems to have frightened away
all competitors for the District title,
though Kid Chinn may be available.
Young Jack Blackburn, who defeated
Kid Gordon Al the last show in the old
clubhouse, is undecided whether or not
he cares to mix IL up with Green. How
ever, Kid Chinn may be the boy on the
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-14
THOROUGH WORK
HOW CONWAY CITIZEN FOUND FREEDOM FROM KIDNEY
 TROUBLES.

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 From urinary disorders
 Any curable disease of the kidneys,
 Use a tested kidney remedy.
 Doan's Kidney Pills have been test ed by thousands.
 Conway people testify.
 Can you ask more convincing proof of merit?
 Mrs. N. J. Potts, BOP Main St., Conway, says: "One of the family suffered a great deal from kidney complaint some years ago. This trouble was caused by severe illness. Pains through the back and hips were weakening and colds, which were easi- ly caught, made the ailment worse. A trial box of Doan's Kidney Pills gave great relief. Whenever the back hurts now, Doan's Kidney Pills give relief"
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The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-14
HOME BUILDERS
 CIRCLE ORGANIZED TRAINING SCHOOL GIRLS
AT NORMAL WILL BE GIVEN RECOGNITION FOR TASKS
 OUT OF SCHOOL.

The circle of Home Builders was formed at the Training School on the last Thursday in September. The Home Builders is an organiza- tion, not more than three years old, intended to draw the home and school int ca closer relationship. Many girls slight the home duties and shirk their share of its activities for school work. Others are forced, through necessity, to lend helping hand at home which often compels them to miss a class room recitation. This girls organi- .zatlon meets such situations as these.
 There is deeper motive, however, Tn the Home Builders work than merely to give recognition for tasks done outside of school. Music, art, the worlds masterpieces in literature. song and poetry, all have their place In the home. It is the girl of today who will establish these things, or close the door upon them, in the home of tomorrow Today then is the time to implant the ideals that we wish to see realized later on. The Home Builders organization has for one of it's aims the development of such ideals.
 A circle meets once a week when each member tells what she had done. Emblems are given for tasks cheer fully and faithfully performed in the home. Emblems can be earned under each of the following branches: Home cooking, home cleaning, home health, home planting, home sewing, home culture, home decoration, home little things.
 Once a months a circle holds a so- cial meeting. An afternoons enter tainment is planned by the girls themselves. They invite their moth- CTS, other members of. their families, their school mates, or friends from outside as the majority may vote to do.
 The "wide-a-wake circle" of Home Builders, which has been started at the Training School, held it's second meeting Thursday afternoon. The emblems earned were as follows:
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-14
NOTICE.

In the Matter of the Guardianship of Ollie
 Celeste, Gus and Bonnie Bush, Minors.
 Notice is hereby given that by order of the Faulkner Probate Court rendered on the 1st day of October, 1915, I will offer for sale at Vionia, Ark, between the hours for judi cial sales on November Is, 1915, an undivided one-half interest in and to the following de- scribed land situated in Faulkner County, Ar kansas: Fractional south part south half northwest quarter, containing AS acres; west half southwest quarter of the northeast quar- ter. containing 20 acres; west half northwest quarter of the northeast quarter, containing 20 acres, all situated in section 28 township north range II vest also north half south east quarter, containing 80 acres, situated in section 22 township north, range II west
 Terms of Sale: On credit of 90 days with approved bond at six per cent interest also lien will be retained on the land to se- cure the payment of the purchase money I am authorized to state that the adult owners of the remaining undivided one-halt interest in the above described property have all agreed to execute deed for their interests at the same price at which the court may confirm the sale of the interest herein adver- tised for sale
 GUS BUSH, Guardian. October l3, 1915 (9w4D