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BOND LIST

Atlantic coas, Line lst 4s.............. CT.
\. {. III. ana y. IS .-.... ............ STA
4. &. l.. cv, Is lin Baltimore) tbid).... So
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. ii-s........... Il
liegett and Myers Neutrality-suspicious.. ;:s,%
lorlllard 's...........- Observation-Disclosures. IL
Norfolk and Western cv ;izs........,.. !or.
snahoari Air Line stamped is............ 50
Seahoard Air Line adj 5s................ s5as
southern pac,ac cv. Observation-Disclosures. N7s
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. S;cs
Southern Railway IS. Observation-Disclosures. oai.
L. s. Registered IS :H9O ,hid,....... . a.
y. :. Registered 81 1915 ,hidl.......... lne,.
I :: registered Panama Rs, lftl Did. !onia
v. s. Registered Is. 49, ,bidD.......... -.
United States stee! 81 5s................ :o?it
.irsin'a- Brown Bros. cts 'W. NaD.... 81,
Va. Rwy. and Power Company "a ....... S
". Car. Chemical Co.. Observation-Disclosures. aii.
Wabash deb. is...... Observation-Disclosures. ..
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NEW YORK PRODUCE M.puy

centrifugal. 40; molas-es III: rnGras'
STEADY Butter cary; -"hccsH Grn SPOT
ronte, STEADY; RIO IS. &c. SAINT, 4, az.
cottonseed o! was generally a ,hadn ~.
under scattered liquidation ana local nro
tessionai selling: Considerable. ,wi,chin. =,
July to September Was lone ~ e : ~ u.
points. hnal prices we're ! point lowe, .ts
January and go7erally : points lover ~"
tho balance. Sales. 500 barrels me mr..
ket closed careIy steady. spot and Jun.
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Weekly Trade Review.

Especial TO The Times Dispa tch.
NEW YORK, June lS-Bradstreets
Weekly Review will say tomorrow:
A mixed budget of news is in evil
dence this week. Weather irregulari-
ties over n wide area have restrict ed
distribution OF Seasonable goods
while excessive moisture in the sur
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
Reported by Rodgers, PiuInm.r 4 Co Inc 4,
PETERSBURG; VA. June is-Spanish-
Farmers stotk-Market steady. First quail
ity. $50 per bYshel; oGErude loc to soc per
5ushel. Nirginians-Farmcrs' stock-AIarkc,
STEADY. Fancy Jumbo. s,sc per pound /:
fancy nandpickcd. SIC per pound. extra
prime. Sc per pouni,,: Smelling stock. &c TO
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH GA. Junc ~ r,r
s,ronS hhN i:iac. sales. 1856 casks: rcc.inis
-, chshs; shipments. Is5 casks. stock. ~ 70;
gahhS k"s!n, firm. sales. liD harreIs: re-
ccip,s 100 barrels. shipments AS b,rr.ls.
LOCKS $50 barrels. Quote: A. II ain. r..
~ 49, H. 50. T.. q. H.. $40. l., 30:
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CmICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKE1

cHlC AGO Jure ;s.-Hogs strong. hulk
J. ,,s1''@5 light. '!Hgs7;:: MIXED. ,5aoa
49, ,heary' >S@"S.'5;, rough. t7o1as7 70:
Scs,crn steers. s5oeI,S2,: COWS ard hei..r,
s5.2"1s'oD: calves. s7ooTs3..s sheep. steady:
sheer G91Ss.io. lambs, ss.75dfs2S; tpri1gs
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. June !S-Rlack rust reports
from Missouri and Kansas added to-day to
inc buiish temper. which big storms In the
Nest had given 10 the wheat market here
A. II result. The market closed firm al !l,c
TO lasc net advance. In corn the outt ONE
varied from &c of TO &c up. oats finished
with "A gain Of SC 10 ANi3c. and provisions
ranging from 27c decline 10 n rise OF !Oc
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The market ON hides il very firm on ac-
count OF scarcity, and II is believed tic
maRtct Will continue in this healthy conii-
ton for some time Wool is also very
active and in good demand
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
DRY GOODS.

HEW YORK, June ia-Cotton goods wrr,
Iui"t and steady to-day. Yarn, were duh
ooi markets we're very nrm and hip n
READY -'o-wear manufacturers we're bu,is,
ihan usua! on summer goods
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e,!oTs.so: July. elSasla: August. es5n6ss:
september. sa0n65i: October. 6.S2I6.j5; No
rembcr. 6,i?a652; December 6.jitl65t. Janu-
ary. $50 5..
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by Levy Com mission Coz
Richmond. Va. June :,

ARkET CONDITIONS.
Pou!try-Chicken receipts light: market in
good condition. Hens-dull ECgs-Markct
duli: outlook lower: demand very light.
Butter-Mnrket hrm: receipts light; market
In splendid condition. Country meets re-
main dull. fidcs-Market good active
condition. Wool-Market firm. Live stock
In general selling, fine veals especially.
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NEW ORLEANS. June i.-ro .dov.s .,

NV DNLEANS- juno ls-To- dov's 20.
sn.si9n H. ne cotton market VAS another
H''d'i dHaF Win the MARQUES, kind n,
fluctuations. IN" clos. uncbsnrcG ". os
points Gown compared with the Nnai nr;cns
o! yesterday ~ ;hc hest prices showai a
net decline o! 10 polnrs Vs. "
a private condition report. showing Ions
"i 20. points since June !. was o,fse, nv an
acreage report indicating a dncre..a az
@nN 90 ptr cent Reports OF crop dam
80 az ,ht hcI ana ~ Increasing numbers
counts noting conditions mos, dc<if.i 70,
thr CROWN ana cultivation ~ the cfor
pficts vas ne un'av"rahlc feature Of ~
afternoon but II did not materially ,rcr..so
me se!Hnc power o' the rnark,,
cotton futures Clos!nE. Jutv . q. sc,o,n-
M hesT ser, as': January. 100: March,
Midding. size Sales OH the .po; !, ma 49,. u.
TO arrive. i1j tales '',''-'-'o ""les.
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utuTes closed steady.

ZEN foEN June !s.-Por, movem.n,-
Total to-day at all por,s-Ee, r.cei,,s
~" hal's exports, ejs6 bales. stock. rs.
Total toT .Meek-Ne. receipts. t:.s3. bales
Total :oi scason-%et raco,n,e n ;,o %.
bales. exports, sol37S2 bales
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7a 90 -
FINANCIAL
ASK MIR. BOWMAN"

For information and rates to Califor-
MIA EXpositions before making ar.
engagements elsewhere He can proba =.
bly, save you money Tickets by rail-
or water to all points. Phone RAM
dOlph 45S.. els r.. Main ST., Itlchmonu
tu.
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SUMMER Observation-Disclosures
Huguenot Springs

folks got we'll" ~ miles from Richmnnd
neached daily by automobile. which lea e
every afternoon Except Sunday at
o'clock. east side of Eighth Street betw.. .,
Broad and Grace Sulphur. Iron. Lithia and
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NEW HOTEL MERION-.Fireproof
Vermont Avenue and Beach: capacity. 400
Ner: moderate rates for the comforts APP
nointments and table OF the largest hotels.
s3 up daily: special weekly. Large. cool
ocean view rooms. etc. Booklet c. B
Prettyman.
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PETERsR1rnG pEAN11r n.rxr1

<. $50: NJ. 40; ". SIS: VS.. 600: WV,
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
EN "a .E IL {. EAlrch

I5Y N-lskIF u IfNTCN " 90
Richmond, Va, June IS. 1915
SALES On BOARD.
shares Rich.Ncnd Trust and Saving.
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ALTON HOUSE
Crockett Arsenic-Lithia
Springs and Baths

Open June l; elevation ,i5o feet Cures
nervous proBtration. dyspepsia. Kidney dis
eases malaria. rheumatism and skin trou.
pies. and female IRE quantities. Clears and
Sautlncs the complexion Write for book
let. ". c. THOMAS. Crockett Springs Va.
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NEW YORK. juno lS-Mercantile paper.
Si2dSt.. Sterling, siAty day bills. st7ic5: for
dcnisnd. H.!ttc; for cables. st'Iio. Bar sl.
i9is. McSican dollars. IS. Government
bonds, stead: railroad bonds. irregular.
Tine loans, steady: sixty days M ninety
GAYS. -. Pix months. 3. Call money. steady;
ruling rate, >
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Glue and damaged hides at value
according 10 how bad they are
damaged
Green hides should be thorough
" sailed in warm weather to
keep them from spelling.
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HIDE AND WOOL, MARKET

'Ry Old Dominion Hide and Fur Co, In,
Richmond. Va. June IS 1875
p.r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
TO FIGHT
IN JUAREZ, REPORT

Juarez may yet be the scene Of a
championship figh1 Jack Curley was
rather smitten with the financial pros
poets in the vicinity OF FL Paso when
he was here few weeks ago and since
he has been in Havana he has evidently
iuoculated Dick Klegin, the Havana
promoter, with the southwestern fever.
An announcement at Havana on Non
day was to the effect that Elegin has
signed Nike Gibbons for three 45 round
battles in an effort to pick a real
middleweight champion. and that the
first Of these bouts will take place in
July, either in Juarez or Havana"
The three opponents for Gibbons are
TO be Young Ahesru, sometimes known
as the Brooklyn dancing MASTER
who claims the middleweight cham
piOnship Of England: Eddie AIcGoorty,
who can't be persuaded that he isn't
the middleweight champion Of the
world, and Jimmy Clabby, the real con-
tender with Gibbons for the title
a bout between Clabby and Gibbons
would draw well at Juarez and as both
men have entry into the best society.
it VIII not be necessary for either to do
any sneak through Mexico to reach the
battle ground.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
DEFINING MAN OFTEN
BOXED WITH WILLARD

Deming, n. NJ. April TT I find I
can't be a gentleman and fight. I will
quit fighting" remarked Jess Willard.
now champion Of the world, to Clyde NJ
Becker. a prominent engineer of Dem
ing. who four years ago was director
Of athletics at EpwOrth university, in
Oklahoma Mr.. Becker frequently met
the big cowboy at the athletic club ain
oklahoma and was frequently on the
mat with him with big gloves. He came
TO know the big fellow very well and
frequently discussed sporting events
In conversation with Mr.. Becker, Jess
Willard said; Il fight because I think
I am big enough to lick the niger, and
when I have fought Jack Johnson. he
is the only Niger will ever go into
the ring with"
One afternoon Becker said to VIII
lard; less. do you know why I think
YOU VIII win in the fight game? It's
because YOU don't absorb any Of these
pug ways" At which the big cowboy
replied; IF I can't be a gentleman and
fight, I viii quit fighting" Mr. Becker
says that Wizards chief ambition in
life is TO own a good stock ranch
Becker has a genuine love for his big
friend who now has gained the cham
picnship OF the world. and says he has
never doubted for minute the success
that would come to Willard when he
entered the ring with Jack Johnson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
WILLARD'S SHARE is
ESTIMATED AT $4,000

Havana dispatches indicate that the
receipts Of the JOhnsOn-W Willard fight
were approximately s111.000. Jack
Johnson received a total Of $50. 1000. The
expenses up TO the time the fight was
moved to Havana were $4,000. VIII
lard then received some training eN-
penses 10 move 10 Havana and the
amount was estimated at $1,000 Ha
vana expenses were undoubtedly as
great as the amount expended here in
was a big fee, probably $1,000, and ex-
penses for the referee. so the total
expenses would amount TO around S45,-
zoe
With the $4,000 paid johnson. this
would make an outlay OF $1,000 be-
fore Willard would begin to get a cut
on the receipts Jess was TO get so
percent Of the net receipts. This would
amount to about 100000, but he would
have TO cut that in two. Tom Jones
and Jack Curley each getting a quar-
ter.
CurIey had a fourth interest in the
balance OF the cut after paying eS-
penses and Wizards percentage. Con-
sequently, aside from what he got from
Wizards end. Curley should have
pulled down $4,000. Then Curley is
said to have bet heavily on Willard
getting odds OF two to one in the
early betting at Havana. On the whole,
the promoter-in-chief can hardly be
said TO have Jared poorly. To ton it
an Off, Curley viii have nice cut in
all Of Wizards earnings for the next
five years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
BREAK" OF
A REFEREE RECALLED
Continued from previous poge.J

Continued from previous P2ge.J
cree that ever walked within the ropes.
The fight was a cleancUt Nelson vic
tory because the Dane had been ag-
-ressive throughout and because he had
won at least IS Of the p rounds by d
wide margin But 10 the amaZement
Of everyone in the arena, Lewis grabbed
the hands of both fighters after the
final gong rang and held them up-a
signal that means a draw
A grOan went I'D from the crowd
and then a howl Lewis jumped from
the ring and approached q body Of
american newspaper men who just at
that moment were dazedly discussing
Lewis's decision Lewis overheard
what the newspaper men had to say
about the verdict. and then rushed
through the departing crowd, jumped
into the ring, and at the top Of his
voice. shouted;
Ladies and gentlemen. this fight
wasn't any draw Battling Nelson won
the decision. ] award this decision TO
Battling Nelson"
Later Lewis tried 10 explain away
his change of mind by saying that he
did not lift Flyers hand-that he lift
ed only Nelson's but that Fryer had
stood alongside and raised his hand
back Of LeWis's shoulder so as to give
the impression that the fight was
draw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
Rio Grande Association Fame Spreads
--:I:- -:l- -:H:- -:H:- -:T:-
Roswell and Tucson May Get In Line
BY BECK.

1.-THE fame of the Rio Grande as
ISOLATION is spreading. The FL
Il Paso chamber Of commerce gave
it an official stamp Of approval yes
terday; the same day saw a Douglas
man here asking for details about q
franchise; papers were received from
Roswell indicating a desire on the
part of the fans there for a franchise
and brought a letter from Nashville.
Tenn, from a former FL Pasian. suE-
gesting a nickname for the local team.
To top it all off yesterday saw the
start OF the construction work on the
focal park, which the fans are to know
officially as Coles park.
1t was q busy day for John J. Nc
ClOSkey- In the morning he was out al
the new park getting the carpenters
al work When he came back, he found
II. d. McGregOr, Of the FL PasO and
Southwestern. escorting the Douglas
delegate who wanted information
about the league. At noon. he went 70
the chamber Of commerce luncheon and
made a short address. after which the
members present pledged themselves
ito assist in selling the tickets for the
opening day, which is TO be officially
known as Booster day"
In the afternoon, Mack waded through
a big stack Of mail. There were applica-
tons by the score from players and
umpires wanting jobs and others from
fans wishing him success
The writer received a letter from
Jack Simpson which reads, in part.
I note in The Herald, which I re-
ceive every day, the progress Of the
organization Of the Rio Grande base
ball association and I'm glad to know
that FL Paso will have organized ball
II IS only IN keeping with the progress
and slogan Of being the greatest city
in the southwest You have a good man
in Honest John NcCIoszey as manager.
He played in the Southern league in the
SOS Many Nashville fans, myself. in
cluded, remember him and the city is
to be congratulated on having Mr. Nc
Closkey as manager. The fans need
lose no sleep about getting good ser
vice for he viii give you the best he
has and his ability as a manager IS
unquestiOned-
With a salary limit Of $1,000. you
VIII be able TO get classy players, for
baseball ability is cheaper this year
than ever before.
My suggestion for a nickname for
the FL PasO team is Tip Tops. Ny
reasons are: It is easy to remember
and to write. I want to see Fl PasO
on the tip top in the percentage
column. and because FL Paso is the
tiptop city Of Texas"
Mr. Simpsons present address is 1913
South street, Nashville, Tenn. He left
FL PasO a little over a year ago, SELL
ing out his business at los North
Stanton street
thorized The Herald to offer a season
book for the best suggestion for a nick
name. Better get busy
The Roswell item takes the form Of
an article in the Roswell Daily Record |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07

! and the editor Of that paper evidently
I has been getting some lines on the
amount OF advertising city obtains
from ball club in an organized
league The item is well worth read
ing Here it is
While many Of the other cities OF
the great southwest are organizing
themselves into q baseball league kOS-
well is sleeping The name of the new
organization is the Rio Grande baseball
league and has been organized through
the efforts of J. T. McCloskey, formerly
manager Of the st. Louis National
league team
Roswell should be in this league
Mr. McCloSkey Is at present located
IN Ell PaSO where he is organizing
this new league. II has been said that
lowers OF baseball in Roswell TO get
McClOskey to come here and attempt
TO get the local fans interested iu or
gained baseball. At the present time
the following towns and cities Of
the southwest are interested in
the proposed league Phoenix. Tue
son and NOgales, in Arizona. and El
Paso, Texas, Las Cruces. Silver City,
Albuquerque in New Mexico.
Many have wondered why Roswell
sho6ld not be included in this new
combination. An eight-team league i'm
the southwest with the Pearl City in
it would be the best advertising
medium that Roswell could secure. II
has not been very long ago since Eliza
White, Clark Diuey and others had
the best team the southwest ever saw.
Many Of those former players are to-
day in the big leagues.
There seems to be no reason why
Roswell should not be represented IN
this new league except that no one
has taken the matter up We have
the park and the people, and if the
Santa Fe could be induced to give
liberal concessions on transp0rtations
the matter would then be settled.
Even though the jump would be long
the enthusiasm and the attendance
would likely make up for all of this
and the possible subscriptions would
easily overcome all other obstacles.
It may be that Mr.. McClOskey will
make Roswell q visit in an attempt
TO interest the local baseball fans in
the matter. 1t is the general opinion
that were the proposition brought TO
the attention of the proper authori-
ties that Roswell would be admitted
and that her team would be in the run
ming from the start
While We haven't been hearing much
from Herb Hester. about the Phoenix
team. Herb has been busy and he has
announced TO a Phoenix paper that he
Will have several men from the san
Francisco club Of the Coast league,
which viii begin cutting down Its
squad this week. Incidentally, they
will report at Phoenix. on FRIDAY
Bill McArdle viii get a tryOut at
short for Phoenix while BIZ Dswlin-
viii hold down the keystone bag. Tom
Toner will be one Of the pitchers apd
Hester has the promise of two more
good twirlers from the Coast league
surplus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
OLDFIELD DUE TO ARRIVE;
THOMPSON IS MISSING

Barney Olddeld, the noted speed
merchant who is to appear at the
Quien Sabe clubs thrill festival at
Washington park Saturday afternoon,
was due in FL PasO Tuesday morning
but did not appear and his manager,
Jack Griffin, looked for him on the
afternoon train from Los Angeles.
There is no worry on Griffin's part
about Oldfield for Barney always lands
in town a few days before he is to ap-
pear on the track. But Griffin is wOr-
ryinE about DeLIoyd Thompson. the
aviator, who is also to appear Satur-
day
Thompson, accompanied by George
EEan, a Pennsylvania tourist. left Los
Angeles for Fl PasO on Saturday morn
ing in a big Packard automobile Since
then no word has been received from
him. Thompson is a fast driver and
should have been here by this time.
according to Griffin. The aviator is
lust about as reckless in an automobile
as he is in his biplane
kilograms were dispatched to sew
eral points along the road this morning
in an effort TO locate the missing man
BhOuld these bring no response, a relief
car viii be started out west OF Yuma,
that being the most likely place for ac-
cideHt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
Southwestern Sport Gossip
BY @BECK.7

talking Of getting together and asking
for a Rio Grande league franchise be-
tween the two cities They have al
ready taken the matter up with the
league promoter. John j. McClOskey.
Lorenzo BOido. Of Phoenix. rode a
fine race in the motorcycle event at
Venice. Calf. last Sunday. He stayed
with the leaders for IS laps and then
had to drop out because of engine trou-
lie.
Tulane university Wrestlcrs would
like TO meet the University Of Texas
Erapplers but there is a hitch on finan-
cial arrangements just now The Texas
stars want to go To New Orleans and
The Tulane men have an idea that the
match would be better in Texas
Tennis is booming throughout Ari-
zcna this year and that state viii have
a very large representation at the BOr-
der States tournament on the courts OF
the FL PasO Country club next month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
BELEN BASEBALL CLUB
READY FOR YEARS BATTLE

Belen. n NJ, April 6.-AU a meeting
held at the Commercial club rooms. the
following baseball organization was ef-
fected for the season of 1876
John Becker, ST., president George
Hoffman, vice president; L. C. Becker.
treasurer; j. F. Linn, secretary and
manager.
Clubs wanting games viii communi-
cate with Nj Linn
During the season Of 1919. Belen had
the most successful year it ever had
winning 20 out of % games, a great
deal Of the credit being due to the mas
terly pitching of CHER Gutierrez. who
viii also wear a Belen uniform this
season.
The club voted to have new uniforms
this season, and. with the amount Of
material for a team on hand. il is very
likely that the southwest viii hear Of
Belen again this year as a winner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07

EIASu and Globe have combined
M to form a country club. It is
= = located on the Miami flats be-
tween the two towns and C. T. Mills
has given the new club a very pretty
cottage which Is now being remOdeIed
TO the needs Of a club. 4 nine hole
golf course is now being laid out under
the watchful eve OF Jack Adams the
professional golfer. and. when com
pleted- il viii be the prettiest course in
the whole southwest A couple OF good
tennis courts are 10 be built and the
rev club Will be up to date in every
respect There are good golfers and
tennis PLAYERS in the two towns and
tEey are likely to cut some ice" in
future southwestern tournaments
W b TWitcheu is the acting presf-
dent OF the Phoenix ball club in the
RIO GTande association A. Guy Alsap
has been made treasurer.
Z =
Bisbee and Douglas baseball fans are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
CHIP TWICE KNOCKS
DOWN "CHAMP" MCCOY

New York. April George Chip. of
Newcastle, Pa. who was knocked out
year ago by Al Mccoy. nearly evened
the score Tuesday night in Brooklyn
Chip did all the leading. and in the
second and in the ninth round dropped
his opponent for the count o. inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07

Phoenix Ariz-, April 7.-Dispatches
to the effect that the mother OF Jess
Willard lived in Phoenix were sent out
by several local newspaper CORE
spOndents Monday evening after the
Havana battle. An investigation dis
closed the fact that the woman i'm qucs-
ton. whose name is Mrs. Shindel bower,
Is the mother of Charley Stands.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
nth INFANTRY DEFEATS
18Th IN ARMY SERIES

Douglas, Ariz-. April The 18th in
fantry baseball team defeated the team
OF the 18th infantry by a score Of 8 to
g. The game was hampered by a hard
wind which made it difficult to judge
fly balls.
The standing Of the army league here
follows