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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-16
All the People All the Time
Table Supplied with the

Kirschbaum and Kuppenheimer
clothes are exclusive lines hers
our prices haven't advanced
'CarrisOzo Trading Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01
Sam Longford Tries to Get
Willard to Lift Color Lime

CHICAGO. Noy SAM lauEford ie
after one Jess Willard with au the words
~ his managers command and his
manager Zoe W oudmuu, Is generally rec
cogui1ed as a commander I'm chief when
y comes To ,uurhiug and hurting chat
l,ugcs.
from now II not profitable experience 'l
the Argentine and othor South American
countries ls simply aching for q whlrl ~
the heavyweight utlr and hoping that
J"sH VIII overcome hls aversion to fight
Ing Colurrd men has begun 10 condition
himself for % campaign that WoOdmau
stNH VIII land him ut the top uf the heap
n Rig less VIII come across with uu ace
rcpilu'" NJ h.a challenge
Won Title From Johnson.
sum and NoudmDn both point out with
tense index fingers thar Willard won his
iltl' from a vulorcd man and therefore
ought to defend II against IA Colorcd NAV
n the challenger is o. man NJ ctlIhor
Manager NuodmIu has this go say lu
the subject
'I' is noe my purpose 10 reflect Ou IN,
ability of the present worlds champion
uu' ] am not alone 400 my Judgment that
Sam I1ugfurd. trained fur the tpsl. can
beat Jess willard I know llugfnrI
could have beaten Jack Johnson at tui
period Of his career. II is AN Hhsur
and untouahlc position Nor world :
/ champion 10 draw the color line. c-po-
/ Cinlly whrn he was enabled 10 gain pro.
/ fussonal honor and distinction by a vic.
/ tory over a somewhat dchllt1tcd cham.
| plou. q coloIed man.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01

"Thcy may apply the terms Of man
Killer. giant killer bear cat hope de .
stroyrr human bntti,shp' thunder
bolt tornado cyclone 'nstic Her
culrs and the like To the highly adycr-
tscd fighters. but the proven and gen
crallN accepted tNcloprHu representative
nS well jas the erndicutor Of inflated pre-
tenders. is sam IAugfurd. the standard
Of mnrt Of professional pugilists.
willard should get busy as world'@
champion. The tlmr for him to get haCE
into the game is overdue The fight fans
are ClomoriuE for him to defend his title
Sam lIuCiurd is the most logical oppO-
uDui among the present crop willard
has 90 nght and that ulhi stuff Hbou,
not wanting to sight "a Colprcd man vs.
',rN baby stuff. when n ~ remembered
Nlt Willard did not draw the SRAor hu'
when he had am opportunity to annex III"
title
as 90 the rest " the hcavics, We ar"
Offering foo meet amy of the pr,tcud"r.
but llurfpId's foremost ambition lH tur
au ISSUE with lcss Willard
VIII Meet Any Conditions
NooImnu goes on to snl that laugforu
viii meet Willard under the champion
conditions, provided there ls II somblanc.
of r'lsoushlcucSs to them, and sam
would Ike to- get a whHCk at the titl'
before he gets too OLD 20 do himself fui
Justice iu tho attempt willard viii hav,
FULFILLED his circus contract on November
N and after that date he viii be- In ~
position 10 ro-cnter the fistic game whcu
and where he pcases
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01
Ellison and
MKee Lund
Main Event
Kansas Bantam Coming Back
Next Monday Night to Try
to Even Score With Young
Local SCrapper,

frankie Ellison of Scamou. Kan, and
ouug Mckee of Oklahoma city. have
Rus Ness Mems Athletic assoCintiOus =
boxing card for next Monday night
While admitting after his ten round
sctto with the locnl scrappcr here a Cou.
pl" ~ weeks ago that he had been
beaten. Ellison declares Mckee cannot
do n again Ellison SAYS ON tho repre-
scntation OF his friends that Mckee dii
not pack q Kick bee had rushed In carr
l"sslN nnd took crack on the jaw that
CAV" the locnl boy the upporhand early
% the bout
Ellison mad" qu.tc hit with local
noNluE patrons hy HIS grcnt Comeba x
In the latter part of hts mill with Mckee,
and they would llk" to see him try again.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01
o, You, Romany


slip me the rag and pack.
The world wide open track
The trail that leads from dawn To dusl,
across the heart Of life.
only "a song TO sing
I'm hght heart wandering
By vale and Hill and mountainsidc be.
yond the endless strife
where IL the heart to stay
when the west wind calls Away
when the cas-, wind and the nortr
wind and the south wind I'm refrain
Plead In the early light
can through the gloom of night
or hvwaNs and ~ highways through
tho sunshine and the rnin7
so ono 10 wonder when
| como this way again
No ono to watch and wait for me when
I have passed beyond
SO weary 'teRtS to shed
Because some dream is dead
Where every dawn shall Send It's dream
tp every Nagnbond.
where dun caro- leaves tho mind
Free from the sOdden grind
Free as the drifting winds that tump
hy heather and by foam,
while no sot lamp shah burn
10 wait for my return
Yet each far strand | touch upon shall
hc the port OF home
The Rcd SoX have been fined for
transforming after the world reties end
ed Hut We haven't heard yet that the
RrupllNn club has been fined for barn
sturrnug during the series Ot have we
overlooked a prcc " uews1
'JcH willard 10 fight Dillon or 10.
whisky why not nllon and Ievinaky.
II the word light w 10 he employed ?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01
BOXING

Tex Richard is said 10 he dickcrns
for the services NJ either Jack Dillon or
Battling l,Ninsky as an opponent for
Jess Willard tu bout this winter There
m little doubt that one Of these bows
will meet willard In the ncari fnturs
since the champions present engagement
with the circus viii end November -.
Tom Jones has declared that Jess u
ready TO take on the best Of the con-
tenders for championship honors
johnny Coulon IL preparing for an
other appearance soon The former ban
tam champion IL being CoaNed TO meet
Frank l2zo OF Chicago. lLzo is willing.
johnny Dundee doesn't mind being
ont weighed Itu weighs right around
The ! pht limit naturally and has agreed
to meet Jack Britton, wcltorwcignt
champion
Uonors are shifting rowdb In tho
hrht hcavN weight class Jack Dillon.
long considered the champion recently
WIS badly beaten hv Battling l."vnskv
Rt Baltimore and o day or Two ago Bat
Ting LcvinskN met dct"Ht AT the hands
Of BllN Mskc of - Paul Icyinsky
out weighed NiSke som, ten pounds but
had hs hn 'S" CLOSED early IN the bat
The winner of the Freddie llamaun-
benny chavez fight IN Kansas city to-
morrow night will be- matched with
George ChHnrN chnncy In the Bal,-
more lad who II cd to knock off john
ny kibanc's crown last Labor Day and
got put to sleep for his pains.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01

MuIo fur s said 10 be- the vogue this
season Bu' N they Hrc an as hard Co
catch us MJulhotsch of Michigan mo-
wonder the prices are up
Ihus" who picked an American hlsc.
ball teams this season uud lcu Buc.
Ilrr2og OF the inucld merely lcr thr
best unoldrr I'm m" game ont uf IN"
Uuunt. HorzUg runs third 10 cobb and
speaker Tor tll-irOund value and trail
lug these two super Sons ~ Swat "
about the same us mot being quite tg rich
us John II Rockefeller
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01
NzD Gru1, fIu7zd Hice

men to do their best They did their
worst and an In less than = half -heartcd
WAY. Nh"roupun MCIiruw merely let the
blame IAN wh,ro n belonged as he
duCkcd from under
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01

Tho Woodland club iu its fight to have
Francis Ouimct rcustntcd. hns the ma -
iorlty OF golfers upon It's side Rut the
tip that IN" majority rules IN this coun.
try is very frequently bunk There isn't
one golfer In twenty who believes that
Ouimet In a professional Hut how many
amateur tournaments did the Boston star
enter this last season. There's where
the answer enters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01
All Am,rIoAn. and sn,h

Mention " Chamberlain recalls again
the tutluty ~ the All-Amrrirnu iu foot
hllf
Few iu tho cost had ever heard Of
Chamberlain Vet good football Judges
who saw him plN toll us that ON an
nill, M much notice Us Mphan. Barrett
or 10 Gore#that he would have hceu
crowned us ono OF tho greatest truly
lTrtI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01
mcoraw, the Giant, Brooklyn

ANY number Of fans have upheld Han
lohusnns contention that John McGraw
should hc harshN treated fut that Brook.
Ism episode, whore ne left the field
Many ut these fans. especially from
RruokNn, have tossed the keen harpoon
our way Tor suggesting that MrGuW
also had side tu his yuar
suppose MDGn,W had stuck n out.
making mo- comment Who would have
hc,u the official goat Who would
have been panuvN and tlnutcd fu-
Throwing games to hF old ul. Ruhi, 81"
Aud with MuOtsw thy goat after he
had begged hi, bpm to fight Ne hardest
n this surics how uui,kN would Han
luhupuu and ihu fans ~ large have com,
tu John i s help
The udds tr, iNli Ran would have
called ON tho league iu punish NyDnW
for not uNuE iO win from u riout
N,IpN. KNOWING |u advance that h,
WIS rUIur iu DO. .ru1f,d It fnU t.uis
tell doNui made special plra TO hls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01

The duffcr that hitteih one long wal.
lop from tho tee " frequently conten,
though his score he li6
For hc hath sufficient material theu
iu pad out his conversation for a week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01

iinl Chase. after ton years In the
American league. lcd tho National league
u batting his fitsi wear with that c,r.
,uIi GLORY n good many cases dc
pynds largely where you happen 10 llett
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01

Old kipg cole was n JON, old soul
inllv old soul was he
Uut hu never took five am "a doggonc hole
when ne had putt fut three
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01

Tho Cincinnati boxing commission nll
,pul a ban uu heavyweight scraps Per.
mlts are being granted for hputamwrIrht
bouts. However
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-01
The cnse Tor Nehra,ka-

Dear Sir Wll YOU let me call your At
tuulluu TO the University at Nebraska,
football team The Coruhuskcrs haven't
lost game 100 four years, and they have
already cleaned up this season m, strong
oregon AgEius They have whipped
Nulrc Dame twice and have topplrd over
such husky opponents Hs Minnesota and
the Michigan Nrrics The Curnhuskcts
last fail I ann confident. were fun, as
strong as Harvard OF Princeton cham
huruiu, last wars feature with Nchrs
lN. takes rank with the great ulpycrl
ul the game. I'm m, opinion NE was full
N tho cqul uf Ninou and / saw both
play These things are mentioned TO
give credit 10 u university that hasn't
lost u game iu four YEARS a record that
deserves " hc widely known. T. T..
lMluucnp6hsD
What would YOU say. after tho above.
tho difference was between Nchrnsk,.
university and one Of Srhustn.s lr,d-
iuE sons Simpl" enough Onc hasn't
lost 70 start iu four wears and the other
ma uu,cr started anything but LOSSES iu
twenty Years.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-21

Don't forget to take advantage of the many splendid offerings of our advertisers. Get the habit of reading the ads.
 Remember that if you are getting our paper we expect you to pay for it. There are a large number of subscrib- CTS who are due us subscription and we will appreciate payment of same.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-21
ROOSEVELT HURTS HUGHES.

Editor Viereck of the Fatherland, one of the leading German-American papers, after reading the Colonel's latest addresses, concludes that "ev- cry speech of Roosevelt's costs Hughes 10000 votes" It is Editor Viereck's public opinion, which may or not be his private opinion, that the Colonel is "knifng Hughes by the violence of his utterances. Editor Vierecl notes with apparent dismay the suggestion of German language paper in St. Louis (Amerika) that GermantAmerican voters stay at home. The situation is becoming com plicated-Springfeld (Mass.) Repub- lican.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-21
CHAS H. BROUGH SAYS.
The People of Arkansas Should adopt Amendment Mo- 1 the GOOD ROADS amendment to the Constitution"

heartily endorse Constitutional Amendment No H. designed which Arkansas roads be substantially The of this Constitutional will approximately $50O00OO0 worth without provides the vying three thirty ears years shall be submitted qualified ectors county special that u majority of the qualified electors voting election hay voted in favor of such levy of taxes.
 present road depOrabe efforts Highway Commission and the tzesp Less than three cent of highways improved of hauling mile Arkansas 26S opposed cents where this system S
 "The passage of this amendment would untid benefit and the business of Arkansas for difference between permanent and temporary improvement
 CHARLES H. BRQUGH.
 Char H. Trough, the Democratic nominee for many affairs who endorse this by Senator Marion Fueu and introduced the Senate Ashley It endorsed by the Judges the labor organizations industry bankers lawyers and in every walk life The engineers Arkansas consider ideal
 Vote Amendment Mo- II in the coming eecOn It does apply county until after it has later been ratified a majority of the voters. If fail to vote this question and cast ballot any it vote against Do not impede progress--VOTE FOR THIS AMENDMENT.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-21
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice of Mother no Douh lN vent. Daughters Undnsly '4

Ready, Ky.-" was not aois a sdls Y anything for nearly six months, "ard Mrs. Laura Bratcher. of this plass' was down in bed for three monlh'. .m
 1 cannot tell you how l sliisiss 0.s mi my head, and with nervou'ns womanly troubles. ...,.,dk
 Our family doctor told my !"d n, ss h,t could not do me any good, as. a1S Soctot to give 1t tip. We tried ano'A but he did not help me. |. ,tt
 At last. my mother advised me tisss4 S Cardui. the woman's tonlc; d.sd snd ii was no use for was neally vooS ucS ba nothing seemed to do me any eGv I am able i took eleven bottles, and nov .s s@ oSs o to do all of my wofK anu - washing. ,,.diciue is inc world. My weight has has, '";' and 1 look the picture of heallil. tn .,,meps
 If you suffer from any of t.'ls the oi a'ISda 'cIaida nec,,I,ar to women, get bollle ye ', know ioday. Delay is dangerous. hmsIIued mI 90 if viii heln YOU. for fl has a.S pyonss many thousands oi olliei
 in the past 50 years
 At all druggists. ,,as
 Hrfse .s. ChaasnooFa hso1t'n Tsnn.. icf sAllsns Advisory Dent Ghnttanooga. lass le. hook, tngisl Inrfyarfisst on your case ana oT opeI. M Treatment for Women N .s.-
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-21
COURTHOUSE CASE
 POSTPONED TO OCT. 30

The courthouse case to determine which is the county seat of Hampstead county, Hope or Washington, has been postponed from October 23 until October 30. This case was sent back to the circuit court by the supreme court to have certain alleged irregu- larities in the ballot cast in the elec- tion for the removal of the courthouse from Washington to Hope straight ened out.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-21
THE FIREMAN'S CARNIVAL
 PRESCOTT WEEK OCT. 23-2S.

The Southern Amusement Go. are coming to Prescott on their special train, and will arrive here Sunday evening and will be in readiness to open Monday with their shows and show every afternoon and night dur ing the week of October 23-2S.
 The Southern Amusement Go. is one of the best travelling and the at fractions include many of the best in the carnival line this season.
 Prof. Bradley's Concert Band will play concerts on the streets every day and night.
 Come out and have a good time. Now is the time to help the Prescott Volunteer Fire Department.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-21
SCHOOL NOTES.

The grammar school has completed it's first month. Of course there were some failures but the majority of the pupils have done good work during the past month.
 The reports will be out on Tuesday the 24th. Be sure and see your child's card.
 The grammar school girls defeated the Freshmen girls in a very fast game of basket ball last Tuesday. Miss Arnold referred a good game. The two teams will meet again soon.
 We wish to thank the S. I. A. ladies for the work they did last Saturday and hope that they will come again. We also wish to thank the board for the half holiday and the opportunity to see the circus.
 Dale Higgins and Elva Bush won the tickets to the show in the seventh and eighth grades respectively.
 Parents should return the report cards by Wednesday as they may get lost if you keep them too long.
 Sixth Grade Notes.
 The sixth grade is moving along nicely. So far very few liars" have interrupted the "even tenor of our way"
 lnez Simpson is absent from school on account of illness.
 Robert Horne has gone to Hope on business.
 Two of the sixth grade boys are playing football on the eighth grade team.
 George Christopher had nice bath Thursday, plunging headlong into our swimming pool.
 Our grade is doing we'll in the ex- pression department, and this is an indication that we are good workers.
 Venna Barham gets the compliment tary show ticket this week.
 Notes from the Primary Building.
 Several new pupils entered school this week.
 The past two days We had reviews over our past months work
 Both teachers and pupils appreciate the halt holiday which enabled them to see the circus.
 We have beautiful pond on our school ground One of the boys tried to go swimming and got so wet he had to go home and change his
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-21

Mir. and Mrs. D. Y. Butcher and little daughter of Colorado Springs. Col, who has been visiting in Clarks- vile, Texas, for some time, arrived in the city today and will be the guests of MT. Butchers father, Thad Butcher
 If you are not too busy tomorrow. be sure and hear the boy preacher at the Methodist church. His sermons are full of life and there is not a dull moment during his discourse. Go to church; it can't hurt you and might do you some good.
 Cotton today in Prescott is bring ing Is cents and cotton seed 90 cents. We can still maintain our reputation as the best cotton and seed market in radius of 30 miles. The total re- ceipts at Walters warehouse for this season are 1850 bales; at the Farm CTS Union warehouse, 26O0 bales. making a total of 4144.
 The Prescott high school football team was scheduled to have a try with the Nashville Hi here today, but for reasons best known to the latter the game was called off; therefore rather than be beaten out of winning the second game of the season, the Pres colt Partners chartered a number of cars and will meet the Bodcaw bows this afternoon on the latter's gridiron. This being the local boys second game of the season and the first away from home, the odds are rather agalnst them, considering also that thclr opponents will average in weight about l55 lbs, but our heart is with them if our roofing" is not.
 farrell X Hamby, local Ford deal CTS, received a car of the Lizzies to- day, the entire car being contracted for in advance, therefore the News force will be forced to remain at home a few more Sundays. as our orders were not placed in the present ship ment. The following are the pur- ehasers: Ritchie Grocer Co.,. w. P Murrah; J. T. Luck, Rosston; Sam E Mum, Dr. A. S. Buchanan, c. L. Green.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-21
MADE DEFINITE ANNOUNCE
 MENT FOR 1918 PRIMARY

The first definite announcement for any state office in the 1918 primaries has just been made. w. M. Shaver, of Tuckerman, who represented Jackson county in the last legislature, was a caller at the State House yesterday, He informed his friends that he will be a candidate for the nomination for state treasurer two years hence.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-21
SPECIAL ELECTION UNDER ACT NO 9
By w. V. Tompkins.

Act Mo- provides that if ten per cent of the v+on.
 county petition for submission of the question of ~ W or license to the people in any county that % eSe election shall be called in not less than thirty nor than sixty days after the presentation of the petition O
 If the majority should be against license another eec indefinitely and election be held every forty da a M the county votes for license but if there should I m iority for license then there be further election @ fla two years Attention called to the fact that these & tions special elections. No provision is made f submitting the question at general election This will get ready times when people busy and to absonte wear out the voters byselections upon this question:
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-21
Local News
Peroxide Tooth Paste whitens the teeth. 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.

Peroxide Tooth Paste whitens the teeth. 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Ulrich Buchanan reports that he will spend Sunday with friends in Texarkana.
 Barnum and Bailey's circus will ex- hibit at Texarkana on Friday, Novem- Der 10th.
 Mrs, NJ. J. Hit of Murfreesboro, was in the city yesterday as the guest of relatives and friends.
 Dr. J. II. Sutton, a prominent phy- sician of Sutton, is transacting busi- ness in the city today.
 Ii you do not get your paper each afternoon cali PAP or 244 and one will be sent you.
 Geo. NcClelland, Prescott route number two, was attending to business here this afternoon.
 To have better stock, feed Sal-Vet, the Worm Destroyer, at Hesterly Drug Store.
 A. B. Waddle, one of our good friends, of Emmet, was a pleasant caller at this office today and had his paper changed to Mt. Moriah, where he recently moved.
 Prof. C. B. Erwin, principal of the Gale High School, was here today see ing friends and attending to business matters.
 J. T. Adams, Emmet route number two, came in this afternoon and spent a few hours in the city looking after business affairs.
 The November Home Journal is now on sale. Call PAP or PA and one will be delivered to you-15 cents the copy.
 If you have your season ticket for the Lyceum course, use it; if not, get one and hear Booth Lowrey at the court house Monday evening at 500 o'clock.
 Howard Powell, of the Putnam Stephens Hardware Co.,, went to Ar kadelphia Tuesday with his wife. where she will be in the sanitarium there for treatment.-Gurdon Times.
 Mir and Mrs. L. J. Bryson and two sons, Prescott route number three. motored to the city this afternoon and remained a few hours We thank Mr. Bryson for years subscription to The Prescott Daily News.
 The demand for Tanlac has broken all worlds records. Over seven mil lion bottles have been sold since it was placed on the market. Sold by Hesterly Drug Store.
 LOST-25 dollars in greenbacks and silver, laso a package of mort gages and checks. Five dolla, rcwl.d for return of money and pac nrr Drewery Avery. G7.
 J. M. Waddle, one of our gooi friends, from the vicinity of Mt. Moriah, was pleasant caller at our office today and paid money on his paper.
 Esquire Shell, one of our progress sive subscribers from Prescott, route 6, called at our office and favored us with remittance of one s on his paper.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-21

clothes. We like ponds Gin thelr proper places.)
 Our pupils are very enthuslastr over their work with Miss Hlggln' botham. The teachers have found that they readily reproduce the little stories told in class.
 We were delighted with the Rev Walter Scott's talk in chapel Thurs day morning.
 We are very sorry to hear Oi the illness of little Jewel Calvin Of the third grade and of little Martha r0se' in the first grade.
 VERONICA-A natural catharN mineral water from California '~ at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Go to church tomorrow. TRADE IN PRESCOTT
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-21
Lon Simpson West End St.

Pulaski County Fair, Little Rock, Ar kansas. October 18th to 2lst in- elusive.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-21
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

John c. Williams, Pastor.
 Sunday School 10 a. m. Duncan l.. McRae, Supt
 Preaching at Il by the pastor, sub ject, Our Citizenship in Heaven" There will be no evening service. We will unite with the Methodists in their protracted meeting.