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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-28

= OHNNY NEWTON received a royal
welcome in Columbus last night
y when he arrived there TO do his
training for his coming ten session af-
fair with Floyd Johnson in Larry
Strouer's club.
The following wire from Strouer
shows just how the Columbus fans
welcomed Newton:
Chuck Swan.
Sporting Editor Herald.
Fl PasO. Texas
Mob waiting arrival Of Newton.
Drummers' Special. and big crowd
see him work out Look for rec
ord house Big crowd viii see
him train today Cannot use Kid
Wolfe this card Use him next
one. Johnson looks good, hitting
hard and may kayO Newton.
Stranger things have happened.
Larry StrOuer.
The annual open golf tournament OF
New Mexico Will be conducted BY the
Albuquerque Country club tomorrow
and Thursday. winding up Thankseiv-
ing day evening. a tournament for
women viii be held Thursday Follow
ing the tournament a dance viii be
held at the clubhouse
Kid Wolfe will be all broken mn
when he learns that his scrap with
Jack Arnold. scheduled for Decem-
Der g. has been cancelled. The lit
tie fellow wants TO show the fans
that he really can step. and il will
ing to 40 on in preliminary To
convince the fight bugs of his abII-
ity- He'll get chance soon.
Jack Read and Gilbert Gallant stem
ten rounds in Denver THANKSGIVING
day TO decision Read will be re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-28

Wv YORK. NOV. 9S.-And now
M that the University of Pittsburg
1 threatens to duplicate its IN
beatable record OF 1915. some totally
unfair sport writer's and football "eX-
perts" are trying TO classify it among
tae western colleges.
That's a little subterfuSe TO pre-
vent them from awarding the eastern
championship to some. college other
than Yale. Harvard or Princeton There
is a certain clique Of narrow minded
folks who spool the dOings of every
eleven other than the Big Three ana
who hegrudge even q rev words OF
praise for any college other than Yale,
Harvard or Princeton
But the trick won't work this
year PittsburG- geographically, il
an eastern city; the college belongs
nowhere except in the east. All
its gridirOn foes are eaSternerS-
And 80. IL Pitt should keep its rec
ord unsuilied until the end of the
season IL must be accorded to I'M
disputed championship. unless some
other major eleven also goes
through the year without suffering
setback
with such an amazing rush in the foot
ball world during the past three sea-
sons that they are the collegiate SEN
satiOns Nothing like their meteOric
rise has even been seen before. And
because Of this, some biased critics
look upon them as -fluke' performers
What Pitt Has Done.
Is II a fluke to do what Pitt mas
done II has gone through two sea
sons without suffering defeat In the
last three years il has been beaten but
once And in that time ii has played
Cornell. Pennsylvania twice. Syracuse.
Navy twice, Carlisle, Wash and jeff
three times. Penn state twi 81. George
town. Westminster three mes, Ale
-heny. Carnegie Tech
Why hasn't il played Yale. Har-
ward or Princeton. For the simple
reason, gentle peruser. that none
of them Will give Pitt game.
Pitt wants to play each and every
one Of them-haS begged for the
chance. But IL has been denied.
They play --safe~ in Yale and Har-
ward and Princeton They won't
schedule games with teams that
look too good
And Pitt. so say all those who have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-28

BANTAM
IN RACE
Dick Loadman, Victor Of
Both Williams and Ertle,
Must Be Considered.
NOW IN CHARGE OF
DUFFY'S MANAGER
BY CHUCK SWAN.

HERE'S another bantam in the
running for the championship
l. who will have to be considered
by the fistic experts now He's little
Dick Loadman. once of Pittsburg, but
now Of Lockport y Y. and he has
proved that he can stand gaff with
either Ed williams or Johnny Ertle.
About three months ago Williams
and Loadman clashed in Buffalo. and
Loadman gave the Baltimore Beareat
one terrible lacing- whipping VII
liams around the ring like a feather in
the last three rounds Of the 10 session
affair. II was all Loadman-
On ION of this. LOadman jumped
into the ring with Johnny Ertle
last night in baltimore, in another
of the 10 round no decision con-
tests. and he handed Ertle licking
all the way. The Associated Press
report of the mill states that Ertlc
was severely punished in every
round
There's something funny about Load
nan Two Years ago he had passed his
best time. from the bouts then ne
has been boxing for some few years
and never really figured as TOP
notcber until here recently Now ne Is
under the management OF Hugh SlaI-
non that hustling pilot OF Jimmy DuI-
fy. and its probably the work OF
shannon that is making Loadman 60
ErtIe stopped Mickey Byrne in
Cleveland "A short time ago, and
this same Byrne gave LOadman the
beating Of his life in Akron last
winter, boxing before the Owls
club.
ErtIe is the recognized champion IN
some places. while Williams gets the
Dalm in others Why not stage a
three cornered affair between Load
man. Ertle and Williams lor Inc me
C,uess there wouldn't be some fur fly
u, HI MILF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-28
RED l0LAN IS SECOND JOE ANAND0T

weighing 130 pounds and has never
suffered defeat since he has been box
ing as a headliner, and is now ready
to meet any SO FOUNDER in the country,
not some of those OvergrOwn light
weights who scale 40. but real l5S
Founders
Dolan has impressed the Chicago fans
so much. that they are willing TO bet
on him against any man in the bust
ness. He has beaten Matty McCue. Mat
ty smith. Maurice Flynn. Gene belmont.
Kid sullivan. Phil NirEets. and several
other good men. and incidentally gave
MattV McCue q worse beating than
Ritchie. Mitchell or MaudOt did.
Il am planning "a tour of the east and
middle west where D0lau viii be ready
TO meet all of the best and then ] am
going TO send him over the real cham
pi0nship route. 20 rounds. with men
like Dundee and Leonard whom / am
sure he can beat. and then "A crack
at Freddie Welsh for the worlds title
said Tommy Walsh. his hustling man
aver. yesterday.
Now here Is real star. and the
same needs new faces this boy viii be
"a welcome addition To the lightweight
division this winter
We make short trips. TOO. Montana
J Auto Service. Phones 265-451 ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-28
Tommy Walsh Comes to Bat
With Another Brown Boost.
Chicago- m. NoT.

Chicago IL. Nov .. 1917
Friend Chuck Here's my latesl-
Can George X o Brown beat Les
Darcy and Jack Dillon
Why nOt2
George X. 0. Brown. the only Amer
lean middleweight that went 10 AUS
tralia and made the Australian papers
die m alfbis for their famous Darcy
sffer Brown had taken him along al
a merry clip for 20 rounds and WhIr
the referee gave the decision 10 Darcy
every paper there agreed that Bro"
more than held his own. l-,.,.t-.-
Inst think. where McGoOrtH- SlaoDS
Grouse. Chip and others failed. h .
Brown. the rough and ready AneLleiii
rniddIeweight. succeeded. ana j DaI
cv should be successful IN Iedcllii57
this country he VIII lin1 S9vvV - q -, -.
bet awaiting him. that Brown can pei
him over the real championship route
WY is it that men like Jack Dillon,
Rob Noha. whom Brown mas e, -
onre always sidestep Brown ana bli-
IN ssve he would sooner fight any
man in the world than me chl0a70
brown has had SIX bouts since he
returned from Australia ana ON. %
one. and that 10 Battling Levinsks-
who gained a shade over him IN ~
rounds and he was outweished over
i 5 pounds. 49,
ever and last week he gave b4ch
Grouse q good trimming IN PittspuIE-
and Grouse weighed close 10 l''
pounds. while Brown is real miodIe-
weight. $50. and not a weight cheatef
like lot Of those birds Brown re
furns 10 Pittsburg next Monday 70
meet the next best man there Harry
Greb. md will show the same speed
against this Young man that ne uie
against Grouse.
Brown is willing 10 meet either BOP
Noha. Dillon or AIiske over the %
found route. and bet them $500 that
he viii win and when YOU think that
Brown has fought every high class man
in the world and has never been
knocked out it is some record that rev
men in the ring can boast Of with the
exception OF Jack Dillon
P. s Snowy Baker cabled for Brown
10 return 10 Australia for the Dig box
ing dav date December 20. with
Darcy. stating that Brown was the
only man he had found who was c2oa-
Bile Of giving Darcy a real fight but
Brown declined. as the war tax a.
present is TOO large and its no use
mingling with rough gentlemen Ike
Darcy and have the government take
your money away for war tai
Sincerely.
Nate Lewis
and
Tom Walsh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-28

membered as the BOY who always gave
the fans a run for their money, and
he going like q house afire again
Mars Cassidy. the starter at the
Juarez track. reached Il PasO yes
terday. Cassidy has only words Of
praise for Ell Paso. and as he VIII
be here for 100 days, he must like
the town
Van Surdam. the local football Off
cial, leaves tonight for New Orleans,
where he officiates in the Tulane
L. : V game on Thanksgiving day
and the Tulane-Ge0rgetOwn affair De-
cember g
Newsy Bernard. 133 FOUNDER. was an
Fl PasO arrival yesterday Newsy is in
search Of new foes to conquer; out he
-n find en- round III i-asO. as the
lid IS clamped tight on the boxing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-28

We make short trips. TOO. Montana
Auto Service. Phones 365-1575.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-28
Nelson Stepped Into LimeEght UnheraIded

a fighter
the mldle westunt a named Spider Wech
and salt Lake City
he Nech
n knocked i'm coda
h the featan Co on
Britt Young Corle and Joe
he through
OF
he He finally
wtrwght champ,
of Keteh 20 rounds
Kh hit that he brought
TO Friscoo a re match
for 81 rounds and his title with the lose
Sullivan
they umbed his ability
Once again another champ sneaked in
Frisco merely great boxer OF Olympic
He had ChoynsS
a ew in that
he
John sullivan boxing lesson He then boxed an exhibition with
Jim the greatA Australian
exhibition with Mike Donovan VINO had
Coe eyU all the After
himself
kson 61Tound
TwOv had a
and i'm out
uh.tttnr n,ILn LODI. nirad in r.ars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-28
OUTSIDER USUALLY WINS
TITLE IN RING
By TAD.

L a world
owner picked the winner by the mob They usually sneak in
i'm championship other
ma said ar dropped the skies
o
Bob Etznmons paradlnS
round cock 0 the walk
big cumbersome boermaker dropped INTO Frisco from Los Angeles
uskirk
jeff looked
thought well
i'm [ :
had rheardo OF in 10
Arms OIne boxed Arm
md
thai he had handed him.
his
o the Fitzimmons
and accordingly Fltz fell lett
I Liz I IL Ennnal MitL hi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-28

Nate Lewis
and
Tom Is alsh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-28

Chicago. III. Nov .. 1910
Friend Chuck: Here's my latest
can George X. o. Brown beat Les
Darcy and Jack Dillon
WhV not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-28

WV YORK. Nov. eS.-And now
M that the University of Pittsburg
u threatens to duplicate its IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-28

Bob Ftzmmons blew into Frisco with light muitaehe about the BE OF
Charley and ask a
club where he they passed him He went to the California
Eddie
the lad took F into private room and did as
well he the anky Cornish smihy
They Australian Billy Marhy sturdy
d ci ed tear of his neck
gueng and hitting with
the
hama ftert a of
and Dempsey
he Hiddleweight
He Dempsey andco winning
he Ctt the heavyweight champ ami from him IN
question abou the at all They
o a who wouldn't
chickens shed feathers
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-07

! For Pianos see w. 81. Miller.
Mrs. F. D. Wicks and Miss Ruth
we're in Yankton last Friday.
Will Schmierer and family came
from Parkston to spend Sunday at
the home of his parents.
Miss Jennet Nelles came home
from Ethan Sunday, where she
had been staying with her sisters
family.
County G Commissioner Patterson
Of Springfield, was in town last
Friday and with Commissioner
Cobb and some others autoed to
Trip to take in the fair.
! The ladies' aid society of the
Methodist church held their annual
fall festival in the west park last
Saturday afternoon and evening,
and from the refreshments served
made about forty dollars.
Lorenzo Heobert went to Yank-
ton Saturday after his little boy,
who had been in the hospital, and
his wife who had been staying with
him since the operation. They all
returned home Sunday.
i John Hirsch made a deal the
first of the week by which he traded
forty acres of land within the cor
porate limits of Trip for eighty
acres of Indian land seven miles
south of belmont, getting about
$4,000 in boot money.
Mrs. J. J. Cass was home a few
days last week but returned to
Sioux City Saturday to remain
with her little daughter until she is
able to leave the hospital. It is
thought that she can be brought
home in about week.
The La Crosse Steam Laundry
Co. Basket leaves Trelber's Tues
day, Sept. 10, at 8 a. m.-Adv.
Messrs. Chas. and Fred Hirsch
and DR.. Hamlin, of Trip, were in
town Monday. Mr.. Hamlin has
just returned from Iowa where he
was working up some land deals.
He says he has two on the string
which he thinks will be closed, one
for large ranch west of Chamber
lain, and the other for 800 acres
in Hand county.
Philip Schmierer was in town
Monday. He has been closing up
his business affairs in this state
and came here to get bis auto
which had been left here in Cobb's
garage, expecting to start overland
Tuesday for his future home in
White Sulphur Springs, Mont.
His family is now visiting in North
Dakota, and they will join him on
the way. he was delayed in start.
ing, having to walt for some repairs
that had been ordered for his car.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-07


The old photographs you want
to save. Let Wilcox copy them for
you. better than the originals -Ad.
@. g. Max has the brick work near
" completed on his fifty foot ex-
tension on the back end Of his
building.
David Bardell and family arrived
last Saturday evening from Free
port, ILL.,, making the trip with
their auto.
F. s. Birkinbine went 70 Sphinx
county last week to market his
share of the crop on his farm near
Mellette.
Misses Bertha ond Emma
Schmierer came home from Chi.
cago Sunday where they had beer,
visiting for several weeks.
Mr.. Edward Brandstedt return.
from Utica Monday. He was ac-
companied on his return by his
nephew F. O. Brandstedt and wife,
who are here visiting from Shaun.
avon, Saskatchewan. Can.
DR.. Robert Jasmann returned
from Montana Saturday where he
went last week with Philip Schmier-
or, and while there purchased a
half section OF land two miles from
White Sulphur Springs.
The German Academy opened
on Wednesday of this week. The
board of directors held meeting
in the forenoon, and in the after
noon the school was formally op.
ened. The enrolment of students
shows an increase over that of last
year, quite number coming from
Iowa and North Dakota. Prot.
Kurtz will serve as principal. Prof.
Schildknecht who was expected to
return as an instructor, lis sick in
Milwaukee and was unable to come.
His resignation was received by
the board yesterday.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-07

Peter Brandt and wife returned
the first of The wee k from q visit in
Nebraska.
Mrs. NJ. A. Thomas went to Les.
terville yesterday, I'D will go from
there to Yankton.
Mr.. Kuhlmann has resigned his
position as cook at the German
Academy and will take his former
position at the Donley Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Waterbury
returned last Thursday evening
from Polo, ILL.,, where they were
called by Che death of his father.
The Presbyterian Rally Day ex-
ercises have been postponed from
the 10 to the 18th. The entire
program, as outlined in our last
issue, will be carried out.
Judging from the box scores of
the games in the Western League,
June Oass, Of this place, who is
with the Des Moines club, is get
ting away in fine shape. Il looks
as though it is the big show for
him from now on. We hope 80,
don't you2
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-07

Mr.. Whipple, of Mason City, a
brother of Mrs. B. B. Cobb, is here
this week.
Will Kaye came home from
Howard the first of the week and
is preparing to return to Mitchell
to attend the University.
Miss Rosa Wittmayer will leave
today for Buchanan, W. Va, to
resume her work at the head of the
department of music in the college
at that place.
David Bardell has rented the
jack house west of the railroad
and will occupy it until spring
when he will move to Freeport, Ill.
where he has purchased a. farm.
John Bender made c deal this
week with Mr.. Gundert, of Tolstoy
Mr.. Bender trading a quarter sec.
ton of land near Memo which
was listed at 1926 per acre, and his
house in Scotland for two half sec.
tions of land near Tolstoy, listed at
$40 per acre. Mr.. Bender's two
sons will move onto farms at FOL
stoy, and he retains the use of his
house here Until next May.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-07-28
D. A. r. MEETING.

At recent special meeting of Mary
Baker Allen Chapter, D. A. R., it was
decided to take mp the work outlined
by the Red Cross society and material
being secured each lady was requested
to bring her thimble, needle, and scis-
sors to the meeting on July %. Twenty
four members and eight guests were in
attendance and much interest was
manifested in the work, for which one
afternoon each week was appointed,
and the invitation was extended to all
ladies interested. Mrs. Parline, non
resident New York member, who was
present, told of the work in Westches-
ter County and Miss Trask, Wellesley
student, told what they did at Wellesley.
Miss Sanford described the comfort
bag" and Mrs. A. j. Field the small
pillows so much used in hospitals. At
the close of a brief business meeting
Mrs. Lane read very interesting
letter dated Cavalry Corps Hospital,
City Point, Va, September IL, 1864, 1"
written by George S. Gale, Surgeon in
the lst Vermont Cavalry. The letter
was an inspiration to patriotism and
while the writer evidently preferred
peace to war, he would face war rather
than sacrifice the honor of the Nation
and the principles for which our ances-
tors fought and died. A fine paper on
Colonial life in Virginia was written and
read by Mrs. K. H. Taylor. A dainty
luncheon was served by the committee
in charge and the meeting adjourned.
KATHERINE GRIswoLD, Historian.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-07-28
ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP SON,
Joseph p, Mccormick Falls 10 Gain
Possession Of Child,

Early Sunday afternoon considerable
excitement was caused when Joseph 7
Mccormick of New York, teacher o.
mathematics in the Morris High school
attempted to gain forcible possession o.
his two-year.old son, The child is II
the custody of its mother living at the
home Of her father, James Hincks, or
Seminary street, AS preliminary
to the proceedings, Mr.. McCQrmick
drove in an automobile within a few
rods of the house, accompanied by
Harry o, Clark, his wife, and siX-year'
old son of Tarrytown, N, Y, where Mr..
Clark is manual training teacher in the
Washington Irving High school,
Mr., Mccormick was permitted to see
his son in the presence of Officer George
Moore and two aunts Of the child, After
the child had been induced into a hall
way a second time, and second time
brought back to the room by one of the
aunts, the officer ordered the door
closed, Immediately Mr.. Mccormick
seized the child, opened the door, and
without waiting to open the screen
door which was fastened, tore it open
and made dash for the car. Before
he could reach the car however, he was
oyerpowered by the officer who with
the assistance of others, brought to the
scene by the cries of the child and the
terrifying screams of the mother, was
able to loosen the grasp while the
mother seized the child and ran to the
house.
Failure on the part of Mr.. Mccormick
to gain possession Of the child, he, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, accompanied by
Officer Moore. was taken to the resi-
dence of Attorney LaFleur on Pleasant
street. Mrs. Mccormick did not &C
company them to the residence Of Mr..
LaFleur, as stated.
December, 1914, Mrs. Mccormick
filed petition for separate maintenance
and the custody of the child on the
grounds of intoTerabe severity and non
support. December 29, Of the same
year. at a preliminary hearing the
mother was given the custody of the
CHILD and two dollars a week toward his
support, which continued until Decem-
Der, 1915, when the case was dismissed
by the county court This is the only
support Mr.. Mccormick has given the
mother or child since July 80, 1914,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-07-28
MR.. ADAMS LECTURES.

On Thursday Mr.. David Z. Adams OF
Dartmouth College gave two tectures,
illustrated with lantern slides, on
physical education; one before the reg
ular class in physical education at ten
o'clock on Winter Sports for Vermont
Schools" and the other in the evening
on "The Dartmouth Outing Club. " The
subject of winter sports is one of great
interest to Vermont Colleges as well as
secondary schools, and the lecturer s
views added to the instructiveness of his
remarks. Both lectures were highly
appreciated,
Much interest has been shown in the
work offered by Professor Holmes in
physical education. 1t is extremely
practical, embodying explicit directions
for many plays and games, exercises
which can be given in the school in bad
weather, and out-of -door-work The
demonstration class of children is taken
to the gymnasium Tor illustrative work,
and is much interested in the games.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-07-28

New York, 80
Massachusetts, 81
Connecticut, u
Rhode Island, 10
Maine,
New Jersey,
Ohio, .
New Hampshire, 8
Iowa, .
West Virginia, 3
Illinois, 2
Pennsylvania, z
Missouria, !
Tennessee
District Of Columbia, !
Paris, France,
Foochow, China, !
Total, l13
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-07-28
ALBERT-GEE.

Miss Mary Gee of this village and
Bruno Albert of Burlington were mar
ried at 1900 O'Clock Sunday, July %, in
St. Mary's Catholic Church. Rev. T.
j. Leonard, pastor of the church, per-
formed the ceremony in the presence
of the family and few friends. The
bride wore gown of grey crepe meteor
with hat to match. The bride was at
tended by Miss Mary Leonard of this
village, who acted as bridesmaid and
the best man was Joseph Beauleu of
Burlington. After an extended wedding
trip through Canada they will reside in
Middlebury. The bride is well known
here, having conducteda a millinery store
for several years.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-07-28
RESPONSE TO CHAPLAIN
THOMAS APPEAL.

The following notice was read from
the pulpit of four of the village churches
Sunday:
A movement is on foot to raise money
to defray the expenses of Henry H.
Chapman to Eagle Pass, Texas, to do 7.
M. C. A. work for the Vermont soldiers,
and to forward any remaining balance to
Chaplain John M. Thomas-to be used
by him in any way he may see fit.
Any one who wishes to assist in this
work may hand their contribution to
A. w. Dickens. All subscriptions will
be acknowledged in the Middlebury
Register. The subscription to date is
as follows:
COL S. A. Ilsley, $1,000.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-07-28
BRANDON HIGH SCHOOL BIDS.

The bids for the building of the High
school in Brandon were opened Wednes-
day evening. Thomas W. Rogers of
Brandon was the lowest bidder, and
will no doubt be given the contract.
The bids as submitted to the build
ing committee were as follows; John
W. Duff of Boston, $50, 2,404; Keisler
Construction company of Burlington,
$53, 500; John Nelson Construction
company of Montpelier, $40, SS7; j. M.
Mendell company of Manchester, N.
H., $47,717; Thomas w. Rogers of
Brandon, Sal, 900.
The bids for the heating and ventila-
ting have been opened and run from
$557S to $500. The contract for this
has not been awarded.