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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-14

FT'ERsT BROTHERS-Willian and Heroer
Fuerst composing the Arm Of Fuerst Brothers.
dealers IN waists dresses and uomen's underwear
AZ s6i7 and 375 Broadway. have made an assign
Inent 10 samue, J. Ferguson. They also did bust
ness as haison Herbert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-14
The Painted Scene

II O. Henry had known the stage as well as he
knew the plains he might have written the stories
in TIE Painted Sfrrf They are true to life and
tn,c 10 art ST. SO mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-14

s. sHULDER. INC---Iudge Mayer has granted I
motion 10 confirm a composition o. S Shuider
Inc. manufacturer q dresses az l3s West iTth a.
With creditors Al 2rcenfe Oh the dollar
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
ssilsrt etrumldlaunu= g6iubr.
@ias cine ncnc slcra uf. nnteren Mii.
li,Iippi brinse:.

9aS beitebsn9s @pitem bon @trom-
ramnsen an MiiIiliippi, III geiro
.fis .nad Dem @olf DON ..Merito battle
natirli6 ben 3ped, Die Aulturlanoez
I,eiel am Slug ent!ans su iGiigcn.
@s 6ypirfte a6er au9, oaB Dos
Gtronbett pon Sahr gu Sobr b1bsr
aufsebaut pllroe, pa ole ytsbenfliinc,
petWe Ii9 in ben WSiIiillipp: ersle=
Ben, eite srDBere 5dnslligtei. bapsn.
uls Der 5auptlirom lelblt, unp Daber
mebr 8pDenldlamm III. pieien. Grlnz
sen: bus it penisitens Die 5ouptz
llria4e pafiir, DaB Die llsberlglpsn1z
munssz2inie, bei ettem gegebenell
aesenfau, pom Snbr gu Sabs bDbsr
.sebt, ba pie, l@runDl9lmm IbIuar
I'M 5auptflub cine ll15ulanslite lit.
Nsllsroings nun lit Elm plan IN
gr!pdJuHg, prattiIde uno 6tilis NIB
btlfe bieffiir gu l4affen, inoem man
fir einen tiir5eren Mbilub Der sepaI=
tigen idlammhaftisen 8a1ermallen
nod Dem Meere iorst. DIS MbfluB=
8anal ioa Der Mt@afalapazJlub be-
men, Der leine Queae nabe Der Mliin=
bung Des Reb &ipsr in ben Miliiilip=
pi hat. 9ieier 5lub sebt serapeIinig
nod Dem 9olf etpa 100 Mseilen peit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03

@tpas neles u,o beribieDenartises;
eftpas angenebnles nrb geiuAbbeitSiens
liGes, ettpns lpfort erfolareides. sic
brduden ni9t tparten urlo 5ogern unb
biel @el0 alisseben. sic fonnen bas
2eioen tpabrenb Der Mabt Be ieitigen,-
nnb i6 iage es Sbnen bereitipiuigt -
Srei. Sd bin tein 9oftor un0 bies lit
nidt cine iogenannte gerl9ribung eis
neg Softprs, - dber i1 BIN furirt.
meme Sreunoe iinb fnrirt norben, urro
Sic fDnnen al1b turirt tperben. SIR
2eioen ipiro ioglei6 beieitigt tper0en
tpie Sallber.a
Sd bin fret - sic f6uuen frei Ieiu.
Mein &atarrb mar fdmubig uno tpis
berlid. gs ma9te mid frart. gr bers
ftnmpfte mein @ebddtnib llnb unters
grub meme @elunbbeit. gus anba,l<
ernbe Sulten unb Gpuden mabte mir
aues iiberoriiilis, unb metn unange<
nebnler @ern9 nrtb beroriebliden On,
g%etppbnbeiten bertrieb 1ogar meme
ndditen Nngeb0rigen. 9ie'Sreube mel,
,res 2ebens mar babiu lrrlb meme SSdS
bi9feiten ae1dwadt. ST. tpuBte, bab ih
in fur5er 3eit erlieeen. tpiirbe, tpeif if
an jersdi Na1aaet1bIttd Sss gages lnb Ser
Nadt an ebensfrahnabm
MeTsidsffniA yeiiue aSeiir. nnb ib bin
bereit. Semen ilbsr SbbiisSelbe 3ueer5dblen
- Srd sbrei6easg Iofort dn mid:
Nisfieren III etmen Gent.
Ghidem sic fein geIb. ylur sShren
Namel. un6 Nbrsffs anf elmer 9oittarte
nnb i1reiben Sic: ulieber Gam @abl
Bitte. ibreiben Sic mir, tpiie sic sSbrerl
&atarrb fnrirt baben. unb ipie i6 NETS
men fllriren faun." SHE'S lift geniigeno.
Sd berltebe unb tperbe sSbnett ausfibrs
Iids Snformntion fdreiben, frei unb
fofort. Sdieben Sic es nidt anf.
Ghreiben sic cine @oitfarte nber eiten
Brief l1nb mod beute. 8enben Sic bies
ie Geite ui1t Big Sic Inn Die5e nun,
berbare g~ebanblung &frast baben,
tpeIde fir sic basielbe tbun ipirb. mas
iie fir mid getbun bat.
Sam Sat-, Simmer q. q. 1916,
29O9 Sttbiana spe. Chicago, 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03

lpaDreno bic G%ntfernuns iiber ben
W}i1lii1ppi mad, Dem Soft, ppn Der
Miinousg oes aeo Riper an, ettpa
500 Mtsilen betragt! LIMB pas ge=
IdQe pes 9(taaTataga betrGst $40
SUP ouf Die Meile, Desien1ge oes
uti1iiIIippi DON Der mSiinoung Dee
EeD Gice- IN nur 1/1O 5uB prs
lReile.
gs tit toa5rI9sinlif, Dap olspanls,
mil Der perfiir5ten u1o idtlslsrsil
4bfubr-5 traBe, bic 9odnaler-&iale
oes Miliillippi beoeuteno bera6sez
6radt piirpe, an Der Miinpllng os5
Heo Hioer UNI 20 SUB peer .hleqr,
llno Der Jebt beite9enpe 5trompamnr
ppn MemPhis Bis nad) Dem 8olf bod
mo tort gernlg ipdre, nm Dem an
grenoenpen 2anoe out b%unpert Sabre
poer moo LANCER 5id,rbeit gu bietsll!
Man erpartet, pab Die SOFTEN Del
n%ptpeaoigeu Nrbsiien nllr iebr mGbiz
9e lein Deroen.
@ud tit niat gu beTiirGten, DAB
g}ep 0rleans oaour@ in Die Stnterz
gnile serrangt uno io5uiagen gu eiz
ner 8innenitaot semaht niirpe. gber
piirtte Die 8srdnpefung bon 8prteil
Iiir Die 9a!bmonpz5tapt iein.
Die gerlansiamung Der WaI1erz
uts56neuigfett is1 Miiiiliippi, rol1
Der M2iinouisg oes Gsp N!psr nad)
Dem yplT, ii6er Die often Jabrtanale,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
&atarrb
@aDrbeiten.
Muf eiuiade @eiie ,rSablt.
6bne Mpparate, Ginatbncr. satbe,t,
2ptipns, barmppilc 'Drosc,,, @asd
ubcr Gleftrisitat.
Seilt aa9 ,no Ma6t.

Sizes lit ein neiler @eg. Sc lit et<
mos abiplut berldiebenes. &ein ginS
reibemittel. ginlprisnritteI poer ibels
riec)enbe Snlben pber Cream. &ein
Itomi5er pber ireenD Elm Mpparat it,
genb ipelder grt. M6ts 5u ralitbe,1
peer 5lrutginatmen. &ein 3nmpf, i@ins
reiben pber @inIpriben. Seine sgleftris
5itdt ober gibrdtton pber Ma11age.
&ein HuIper; fein gfIalter; fein I'M
@auie bleiben. Midts bon ale ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03

purce oas Ur9sonts paoeN, Dab BET
gail5e. Dom Waier mitssicbuemmte
GtunoiGlamm iiber ben ltd)aTulapa
nah Dem Meere gt5i6rt miroe; Dies
liebe Die alte Waf1eritrabs fur 5urjid,
uno blelelbe fDnnty, nit nllr einem
bt5Gen uuS6aggern, 5u allen 3eiz
ten I'M 8etrieb erhalTen neroen. llnD
Die GiIeNhabnen, met6e in Nep Dr.
leans ~einlolfen, f1rntsn oann ben
Mtiliiiiippl paielblt ~iiberbriideu uno
piir0en- cuf Ole 2dnse Der 3sit nur
profitiersr, our6 @ermeipung pe5
lleberlGnemmens ibrer @eletie. Die
9pGmaI1srz2inle in Der Staot absr
l-iroen Die 5iefua1srz2inie ippbl
tullm UNI 10 SUP iiberlteisen. 2eB=
tare liest in Nelp Srleans nur eiren
SUP iiber Dem Weeresipiesel; ano sci
eiasr 5iefe bon SO bis SO 5uB Maf=
Ter 1T ufidner gu erieben, Dag nid)t
nlr Die 5taot fiinftiehin ppr .Ss9oh=
Tllten lider mlre, %1onpern altb pi.
srobten 5@iife Der @elt in ihtsn
9efen einlaufen fDnnien.
gs i6eiut, Dab oieies Yroistt Ell
nen Is6r lpiatigen gsitras 5u@ VIZ
lung elmer ldnsii iGlpebcnDm iyrssc
fill]ren lallt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03

leioet, uno 0ieie 1T oltd) cine ser por=
~neblniten llrlad)en fir Sic @trren in
ienem 2anOe, sole idlieblih bod elm
elergiides &orgebcn ser Ser. Staa-
ten sur llnabpeltObarell Motbapenoig-
feit MAIDEN aperoeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03

Ser Sc facto &raiioenter gil iflper,
alno Dos erltannlihe on Ser Sabe lit.
bob ct llns lrid)t bittet, ibnt at &iIfe
81 fomnten. 9arin lieSt Ser bette
@epeis fir feline aroBe gitelfeit, cine
a%raut9eit, al Ser ieoer Megifaner
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03

geatl,r, Oh Ser @aIt fif, alld 6ebog=
lid fiiblt. CAB 0ies ~lpeiies &ed)nell
ut, alallbt &err. @htid) nidt.
Ias Soeal bes oeutiden @irtb=
Idafts6etriebes lit es, mas bier in
ct. 2ouis, 1pie 1T 10 piclel ollSeren
groBen staoten ser Ser. Staatei,
ean5lid feblt.. Iie iolioe, gut gelei=
tete @irtbldaft miirbe Dem perniinf=
tig Oenfenoen @egner Ser Goaer fem
Stein oes 9tnitoBes iei1t, penn lie 81,
elmer oagemeillen Snltitlltion oes ge,
leaiduftlihen 2ebens piiroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
(gnf 8uni6 Der u%gseiliden Eoit" BON 81. 2puis entrotnutu,.
@egen oaS Graftirett.
Aa8ni y. gnid hberseugt, bak mad bentibcmt Ienier gcfnbrte g8rtbidof=
ten bier sur gcfampfung Der Grpbibmipn beiragcm ,uiroeu.

lgeflrtporht 2ome, in benen nMr lehdte geine nnb giere ierbrt nerben lno
tn Die man an6 6rau ub ainoer mitnebmen fnnn.
Die gemitbidfet Der bentiden andpe lit lit ben sereinieten etuatcn uenig
at fnben.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-19
BAKERS VICTORS IN REAL CANE;
GRAHAM AND NJ CANANT BEATEN
The Morning Ball Game Proves To Be the Treat of the
Day; Walz Team is New Graham Will Need Good
Catcher if He is To Be Winner; Feldmans
Lose But Play an Improved Game

ASFBAI quality compared with week
bothm
IL
baseball Of the
0. Manager Juan Gomez had almost
only on the job But Gomez
had able hit Pete
different verdict Tor the Mexcans oupe
timely Mesa suspended
the niot OF last sunday % OF the WaI pay
vent on strike vHlarea CaOn and Lo Gomez stuck O
the Gomez can
strong Medina the sunday as ne hau
be Tor
Interest contest divided between the debut OF Cauo
and the d. d
b oI Of manager lost his the Ka
econtes " ete
- Taking the would be said that Joe Lucas
~ came but Muskopf hold and he had to be content to
catcher to
oD behind
proved costly. GPa5s
Fodvs married this and 1t was only lifting nat
Az Seventh infantry after the first game Tor wa"
clerks ms place
through ule
might worth
in weeds and the hit went Tor home run
the Feldnsns to
49, NTan ball though two weak spots need
strengthening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-19
SPORT. JuveniI
In Boyland: !:
Boys nnate

the Aoys were beaten. they made a
game fight OF IL, making squirt in
the last inning and scoring one run.
thus avoiding a shut-out The Myrtles
in the very first inning, scoring three
runs Two more were brought in. in
the fifth and one in the last. making
a total OF 6. The Aoys failed TO score
until the seventh inning. when one
run was brought in The AOys do not
want to become discouraged at losing
their first two games, as the Orchard
Parks and the Myrtle Avenues are the
two best teams OF the league.
Score: r. H. Z
AOy Juniors 10 900 IL .
Myrtle AYES. .-..5 o 0 0 > 0 Is 10 I
Batteries-Myrtles Mulcahay and
McGrady; AOys, Fernando and Luton.
Junior Leaguers defeated the Fort
Bliss Juniors. with a score Of 8 to 8.
The game was a fair one. but as one
or two OF the regular players OF both
sides were not out, it was not as good
as it might have been
Score. +. IT. F.
Junior Leaguers.1 5000 Is 10 s
TT Bliss Juniors-0 o g. .
Batteries-Leaguers Mccormick and
Lagunos; Fort Bliss. Gade and Pollard
Although playing most OF the game
with but eight men. the Westsider!
ran the East Fl PasOs a close race
taking the lead in the third and stay
ing ahead until the last inning. II
that inning the East Fl Pasos made
! great squirt and brought in five runs
, winning with a score OF 10 TO s.
Score. r
2 Westsiders ..----.--.3 31 0 o.
/ East Fl PasOs- -------5 0 0 o 0 0 81
Batteries-W estsiders. O'Keefe an
/ Sneider; East II Pasos. Lawrence an
/ Bland.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-19
DAVIS DRIVES IN
THE ONLY SCORE

10 IN instant in his duues -
.,-+.- Gardner Of the Purity team,
and as one OF the low aNeI -a7,ss - Lean
-51e-ie into the left pasture S1huaS
-sS--5-,s- IN the seventh inning, ana "oh
-~o-o the suappy Wall nine es 80
,-oSsef the plate from the tnlro cor e
ne biugle ended the game as wen =
s,-- fl,e fist and only run as the
-o7fest. bitterly fought Tor SIX ano ~ 49,
L-TF 51,ines was one OF the pret-i9St
+ha+ has been seen IN a long "hLLe' =
earne with 10 one down ana 9 Hls-ll -, 81
third and Davis could nave naI ,l--
.5-.5 &c bif nicer. as il fell fully ITe
feef in front of left fielder Mars0ai
Of the Wall club 80. -
Tzve-v inch consistently uouBhtr tlS
5ofTreen the two duslIy boys jose II
1aresl and Pete Leyva- Pete hao a nt-
- 9dvantage OF his smaller opponent
n, the matter Of strikeouts- ana "orA ~
the Dfnches. but II was Whsh u Se- 3-45,
l-oa-fnr- the hits scattered mat VIVA
r-eai showed his worth Inc cones
- remarlablv free from rough Work,
- most striking feature being me
.sensa tional form Of LeyVas VINO 81 -
- riy-e batters in succession IN the
-.-+ sDd second innings. When Pete
manages to work up to good form, .
--..9T .-au1e is assured and he certainty
showed them something out there yes
terday morning
MARQUEE walked and Villareal sinEied
fu the first inning. but that was az, =
ArmendariZ Chapparo ana Stoil1 -;
out in consecutive order IN me r ". ".
~ half. Villareal muffed Milan
founder but the batter was AaleI
forced at second and his efforts couIteq 1
for nil Chacon. Sanchez ana mar -
struck out successfully in the secona,
while the Puritys were unaole 9 -
ANYTHING, as Calemia, Dwyer and laws
were easy outs and appeared &c nave
difficultv in finding VfllareaL ArInen-
dariz got his initial hit OF the Cay IN u.
The third, but died on base WneQ NJ
teammates exhibited some weak WORK
win the bat and were unable TO ieho
him aid. .,. ",
lareal pulled the star play OF the uaS
nv chasing over by the grandstand. ana
"a 5bi1r- a foul fly from the bat Of
Milan. It was a good play and the NJ
tie fellow was repeatedly cheered- IN
the fifth the Walz team got a man =
far as second but he died there y.
the purity half Of the fifth. Calemia got
a long three base hit down in center
4e was out at home. when Gomez TOOK
DIVERS foul fly and threw TO SnacoI'
who touched the runner as he s1d INTO
the rubber The Walz team mace Z n. ~ =
attempt to put across a runner IN the
sixth and seventh stanzas, but tnelr
homes were blasted by weak hitting.
wall Weak in Batting.
Although woefully weak in batting e
the Walk players put up an excellent
defensive game and the club as a
whole, seemed TO be but lightly affecled
by the desertion OF several OF Us
strongest players in the hour OF need
Gomez is still down on the initial cor
ner. while Chacon. rated one Of the best
hackstops- OF the league, was on the
Job Sunday and added a tower OF
strength to the club. Juan can do bet
ter BY getting some hitters. but for all
around. snappy work. he has tribe
that is hard TO beat and viii give con-
siderable trouble later on, in my
opinion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-19

-OYLAND leagues have had three
x more teams dropped this week,
II one OF Class AR Sunday league,
and two Of Class ''B," Sunday league
This leaves only the Chandler White
Sox in the latter league. and as most
OF this team play with the Westsiders
in Class a." they will probably trans
fer as a whole to that league
The first game in Class "B." Satur-
dav league, was a walkaway Tor the
St Ignatius. who defeated the Walz
Juniors. % to 0. The pitching OF the
Walls after the first two innings was
fair. but the fielding throughout the
game was very poor What this team
needs is practice.
The second game OF the Saturday
league. between the Oaklands and the
Cactus Motor company, was much bet
with a score OF 4 to 0. but the playing
Of both teams was very good. The
Cactus claim that the umpire was I'M
fair. but any poor decisions were prob
ably due more to ignorance OF the rules
than uufairness-
In Glass a" Sunday league. the
Orchard Parks did not get a chance
to show any of their classy playing
this week. winning on forfeit. as the
Lone stars. whom they were scheduled
to play. did not show up. AS this is
the second time that the Lone Stars
have forfeited. they are dropped from
the league.
The game between the Aoy Junior
and the Myrtle Avenue Stars, was quit
a fast game, as predicted Although
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-19
"Beck's" Amen Corner
81 @BECK-

PULE p. section 1, says @al1 play
ers Of the side at bat must
be seated on the teams bench Tin
the %dugout7) except the batsman,
baserunners and such as are legally
assigned to coach baserunners." It
might not be a bad idea to have this
rule enforced at Rio Grsnde park
Too many of the players congregate
up near the stands while waiting
their turn at bat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-19

CAMMY BEER hit a winning stride
with Oakland on Saturday and let
Salt Lake down with four hits and
only one run. His team mates
clouted the offerings Of four Salt
Lake pitchers all over the lot.
CLIFF HILL usually has a tough
- battle when he takes the mound
for Waco. Saturday was no excep-
ton. Shreveport sent Duffy TO the
mound and he engaged in a pitching
duel with the e Pasoan- Cliff
allowed only three hits and blanked
Shreveport while Waco got five hits
and one run of Duffy.
DETE STAEDRIDGE, former "foTk
ball" star with the Cubs last
year, is twirling great ball for Los
Angeles. He has won his lost two
starts without the slightest diff
Guilty.
SYRACUSE apparently Won the
senior varsity Fights race at
Poughkeepsie with ease Cornell,
winner of many races on the Hudson
course, was two lengths behind And
it's a safe bet that the old rivalry
between the two New York upstate
universities is Just as hot as ever.
"RR0WNEYES" ALMANAC writes
- that he didn't authorize the
challenge to ''Kid" Barend for a fight
at ~ pounds. He says that Barend's
acceptance was the first he heard Of
it and says that he is five feet nine
inches IN height and now weighs $50
pounds so there isn't a chance in the
world Of him making 122 pounds.
Maybe so, Almanac, but why have
YOU been claiming the featherweight
houors of the southwest If you
weigh 100 pounds?
7 TMPIRE L0RTZ cleared on the
- players benches of the hangers
on at the morning game on Sun
day. But there were men and boys
in the @dugouts" at the afternoon
game who had no business there.
$50
SEYMOUR of the EverybOdys was
- not mixed up in the near-riot at
Rio Grande park a week ago. An
other player was mistaken for him
The PLAYER in question has been re-
leased by the Everybodys. This ex-
PLANTATION is made n justice to Sey-
mour.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-19
RESTA DEFEATS DE PALMA
THREE TIMES; AWARDED CUP

Chicago. Ill. June 1s.-By defeating
Ralph de Palma at the speedway here,
Dario Resta won the scheduled three
heat match and was awarded the silver
challenge cup. Resta won the 50 and
- mile events and then came through
with another victory in a ten mile ex-
hibition race.
Resta's best time was IN the = mile
event when he averaged los miles an
hour. De Palma's time in this race
was at the rate OF 104 IL miles an
hour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-19

CHICAGO III. June 1s-Frank
Gotch. wrestling champion OF the
~ world. has signed to meet Joe
stecher. the Nebraska marvel in a
finish match for the title.
Harry Tammen. owner OF the circus
with which Gotch is now under son
tract. gave out the news OF the new
agreement last night in this city.
Gotch signed with Tammen the other
day after a bantering match in which
Tammen dared him to make the match
and show that he really wanted 70 see
which was the better man as between
him and Stecher.
I'm clear TO sign" Gotch said. be
cause nobody has my signature II you
will promote the match YOU can have
my signature right now"
I'm not in the promoting line, II
YOU want to sign I would like TO see
you do So Tammen replied and a
short agreement was drawn Up TO
which GOtch affixed his signature.
GOtch has told me that he Is not
bound to anybody for this contest"
Tammen said in discussing the matter.
He did have some sort Of an agree
ment with Jack Curley, but says this
does not interfere with anything he
$4,000 to stecher.
I'm willing TO offer a fiat guarantee
OF S15,O TO Stecher to sign for
match with Gotch. and we can decide
later where il is 10 take place. I'm
not committed in any way to a place
for the contest
They tell me Omaha would be an
ideal spot. but I do not see that Omaha
is any better than Kansas City or
Chicago.
"Gofch is looking a whole lot better
now than he has for some time and I'm
firmly OF the belief that he viii quickly
regain his form and be back as good
as ever he was. It would appear 70
me that this talk about a match has
resolved itself down merely TO what
each man is to get for his end Stecher
has said that he wants as much as
Gotch. and as Gotch wants 20 percent.
II looks like a hard proposition for
anybody 10 swing.
GOteh VIII Wrestle.
The main point Of the whole thing
is this: GOtch is showing an inclina-
ton 70 wrestle and that is what we
want Mind you. I've simply got
Gotch's signature to make a match
with Stetcher for the worlds champion
ship I'm bidding $4,000 for Stetcher's
services. If he wants to take It, all
well and good: we Will start looking
for a place for the match. II he doesn't
want It he can't argue with me.
Somebody else can have the match and
I'll let il go at that
But Gotch will wrestle. you can go
and gamble on that"
Mr.. Tammen will be IN the city FOR
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-19
SOLDIERS DEFAULT
IN THE NEW LEAGUE

Because Of the heavy guard duty,
the 23d infantry baseball team was
unable 10 fulfill its engagement in
the City league series at Washington
Park on Sunday afternoon and the
Packers get the game on a forfeit
The X. q & NJ. team defeated the
Tuttles in the other City league en-
gagement, the score being to & The
game was close at all times and II
was not until the last Of the ninth
thst the hardware men showed over
the two runs which gave them the
victory. The score:
T,,tt1ss ....O2O III 1907
K u & II .31O 20 0O2-s
Batteries: Tuttles, CurIe and Har--
ris; X. 2. & NJ, Patterson, Rabbit and
Hands.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-19
ELAINE" DELHI BURNS THE
BATTERS OF HAYDENS TEAM

HAYDEN. Ariz.. June 19.-"F1ame"
OeIhi- ex-coast Lacquer and star twirler
Of the RAY Miners, proved too much for
the Hayden smelter team ana the To-
Gals went down TO defeat TO the tune
~ to 8. Hughes pitched good ball
for the smelter. but errors and two
pinch hits gave the miners five runs on
tive safeties Munsell shut the miners
out for the last three innings He struck
ont four men. three in the ninth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-19
FRANK GOTCH WILL WRESTLE THE
NEBRASKA MARVEL, JOE STECHER
Champion, Now With Circus, Takes Up Banter Of His
Manager; Tammen Willing to Give Guarantee of
$4,000; The Time and P lace Yet To Be Agreed
Upon; Nebraskan an Take 1t or Leave 1t.
BY ed ". sMTTH.

a couple Of days before rejoininE the
circus, which is now travelling east
ward through Ohio.
He SAYS Jess Willard and Frank
Gotch have proved great cards
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-19
AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLE
DISPUTE RIGHT OF WAY

Nigel BOdnie. a boy residing at 1tO5
Wyoming street. had a narrow escape
from injury Saturday afternoon at
Stanton and Mills streets when his BIZ
cycle was struck by a Packard auto
mobile driven by NJ. Z. Trevathan-
Both the youth and Trevathan de-
clare that the other was at sault- The
bicycle was practically demolished
No arrests were made in the case
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-19
rnn INnnnR RAI.L GAMEs.

Indoor baseball games VII oe played
both Wednesday and Friday on the
"y" floor On Wednesday, Joseph
Cross team will play Robert Henn's
team. and FRIDAY. George Biefer,s team
viii play Earl Krupp's team For the
Hem team Wednesday. Robert Hem
will pitch. It is not known yet who
, viii be the Gross teams pitcher
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-19
GOteh VIII Wrestle.

mans error. the first of three by this
player in the game. Vidmier was
"wised up to Fisher this time and got
a single. Another error by Lyman let
Hamilton score. Mulkey singled. stan
ley famed. Vidmier scored on Maresch's-
sacrifice fly to deep right. Head was
hit and he started a delayed steal Null
key getting home and Head reaching
second safely. Buchanan whitfield. After