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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-02-21
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In the District Court Of the Third
judicial District OF the State Of
idaho, in and for Ada County
Stephen Utter, Auditor as Trusta.
Tor Ada County. State of Idaho
Plaintiff, VS.
Lizzie l., Coehrane, ". G. Wilson
" g. Wilson, Edwin Herrineton
Lizzie L. Cochran, Mrs. Della WI.
i'anls, defendants, No. 1911
NOTICE OF Sheriff's Sale Under
order OF Sale on Judgment and ne
Lien. ie u lax
Under and by virtue of an order 81
SAFE issued out OF the above entitled
court on a judgment and decree =,
foreclosure and sale of a tax lion ~
covered In said court in IN. ahono
ehtltled action, on the 4th day -
october, 1918. in favor Of tho ~ ~
named plaintiff and against .,,e
property OF the above named defand
anus hereinafter described Said MI NIT
t,evltlhs the material parts ~ saiS
Judgment, duly attestei On nc , o-ta
uay OF January, 1919, and ~ tS ~
snerltI OF Ada County. Idaho diroa ue
ca, ana to me, Emmitt Pfost % -. ee.-
Sherltt delivered on the 17tb A.. Sueil
DanuaLy, 1919, for execution Com =
I lhLanaing and requiring me a. s s.,as
s,',i 70 execute the iudgmsrt fu "a
making the sale, applying tbe he. ~ "
eee9s thereof in conform,,, pro-
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oruer OF sale to be sold arc a.. ~ SAID
therein as follows. to.vi,. described
ioi 4 strip AZ feet wide 10 ana !.
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.. 20 Meridian, Ada Connie auqiaon,
,osether with all and sinsnIa iuaho'
sunehents, hereditaments ams the
ip y thereunto beIona uu APP
M ~ alyWise appertaining using or
amoT Iousnlent as set out in said -.
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No. eot as may be sufieiant. ~ much
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s seasIleht as set out in al, pay the
81 with interest, costs t' NV writ, To-
'n Da IN lawful mona snest bidder
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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-02-21
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26

DEFEREE, JACK 8rDONALD, who
n has not only established a local
but southwestern reputation as a cap
able third man in the ring, returned
TO the city Sunday morning from
Bisbee. where he officiated in an all
star card rendered by the Warren
District Athletic club Friday night.
Jack was marooned temporarily in
California. but did not regret it bit,
as he was treated with great hospital
ity in the west Incidentally he has
a word TO say about the capable man
ner in which the glove pastime Is
handled in Bisbee and Douglas and
the prospects there for some good
bouts.
Chambers Looks Good.
Chambers, the cavalry welter. who
defeated LouEhrey in the headliner
battle at Bisbee, is a tough, aggressive.
hard hitting boy. and he is due TO be
one Of the best in time" he asserted.
'Loughrey is a tough boy and the two
men may be rematched, but ! doubt
IL, as Chambers demonstrated his su-
periority in the initial meeting
Bobby Demarlus, the Seventh cav
airy featherTeight scrapper. who
accompanied Mcdonald to Bisbee.
md fought n rnttlinE six round
draw there also returned to the
city. He made quite n hit with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
Jack DembSeyLikeS Johnny
Sudenberg; Says He Is Good

CHAMPION Jack Dempsey has won
- virtually all OF his fights by the
knockout route and while his record
in the dope book seems TO be one
continual line Of ks" there are one
or two battles in which he did not
emerge the victor as a result OF the
terrific punch in his brawny right
fist. While training for the Willard
engagement Dempsey was asked con-
corning some OF the earlier battles
Of his career and unquestionably as
serted that his two engagements with
Johnny Sudenberg. now southern de-
partment champion were his hardest
fights and he did not care to repeat
them.
Carson Back In FL Paso.
Corp. George Carson. who returned
from the Pacific coast Sunday met
Dempsey at Venice and being a
.'bunkie" OF Sudenberg asked the
champion If he knew the aggressive
cavalryman-
ss6nOyF Johnny Sudenberg, well
I guess ! do declared Dempsey.
= do not think that ! could
ever forget that scrapper as long
As / lived.
Does he hit ns hard rs everf
He was told that Johnny still
packed the same stiff wallOp that
sent him (the chnmpionJ down
several times In their TOnopuh
fight years ago and several 9TH
er interesting things about Sn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
CITY LEAGUERS
CHANGE DATES
Pilots Of Fast Circuit Ar
range Games for Week
End and Labor DaH.

All of the clubs Of the Army and
CitE league are to be witnessed in ac-
tion this weekend and some viii ap-
pear twice as a result Of the decision
OF Army and City league managers 20
balance up the schedule at the weekly
executive meeting Monday night in
the office Of president T. J. MEGA
mant. Saturday afternoons fray Will
bring together the SIND artillery and
TOmpkins Terriers for the first time
since the entry Of the gunner tribe
while attractive bills are expected 10
bring the fans out in no small num-
bers on the following Sunday and
Monday labor day. afternoons. The
two business matters were disposed
Eighth and Dodgers.
Nal r r highlands Eighth engi-
neers viii take up the work Of
further increasing the lead over the
Duty Dodgers in the second game Of
Sunday afternoon or in the event OF
defeat will be periously near an even
break with the bakery aggregation
These teams met last Saturday after
noon. when Nanny Ponsford edged
out the leaders by a six 70 four score
In nine fast innings and as he VIII
again enter the box sunday opposing
Maj Neyland the fans can look for
some of the excellent standard of ball
dispensed last Sunday when Fair
banks and the star officer twirler
were engaged in a pitching duel
Zone Meets Rivals.
Maj. James H. Conlin's Zone Supply
team viii have a second crack at the
4S05 team in the first game Of the
matinee bill and as the supply boys
are out 10 retrieve themselves for the
showing Of last week the Cordero
nine VIII meet considerable opposi-
tion.
Monday afternoon 1Iulcahy and
Ponsford viii again be opposing
twirlers as the Zone and Dodger
teams win clash on this date in the
event Mulcahy feels like pitching the
game. Ponsford will be worked sun
day against the Engineers, however,
and it seems like an even break for
the two southpaw stars. The second
game viii bring together the Temp
kins' Terriers and Eighth engineer
teams
Attendance Improves.
Owing to the big attendance at the
games last weekend the checks given
out at the Monday night meeting were
much in excess OF those Of previous
weeks and officials Of the league are
much gratified at the outpouring OF
the fans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
denberg and his boxing ut the
present time.


he Likes suoenDerE.
4 know that Johnny could make
a great deal OF money II he was out
OF the army as he is one Of the
toughest and gamest boys in the coun-
try the champion told Corporal Car
son I am certainly sorry that he
Is not with you as l would like TO
talk over old times with him He
gave me the hardest fight Of my ca
reer and I certainly felt that I had
been in q battle before il was over"
On Vacation.
Dempsey is enjoying a vacation on
the California slope interpreting II
with vaudeville engagements in Los
Angeles and san Francisco but Will
soon return to the east and get in
condition for anything that may arise
in the shape OF q match with the
English and French champions in
the future
The champion Is making a big
hit everywhere he goes by his
careful attention 10 his diet and
mode Of living as Jack intends 10
remain the champion for n long
time yet
Dempsey is a wonderfully built
man and il is easy to realize Of the
power behind his punch when his
powerful forearIns and shoulders are
seems said Carson. He looks the
part Of a regular champion and talks
like one. He seemed TO thing a great
deal Of Sudenberg and was soddy 10
learn that he was not with me on
the western trip. Dempsey in my
opinion will be the champion for
many years TO come
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
BiSbee Boxing Encouraged
By Fast Card Friday Night

the western fans by his clever
ness
Boosts the Promoters.
THE entire card was a dandy and
the Bisbee citizens who have been
lending their efforts to boost the
pastime in that city, deserve a great
deal of credit" said referee Melon
aid. Dick Ryan. George B. Win1rey
and Tom Egan are thorough sports
men. and II is small wonder that the
game is doing so we'll I think that
Chambers would make a dandy match
for frankie Fowser, as he is rugged
and aggressive and Frankie is fast and
clever and hits hard with either
hand"
George and SudenberE-
Fred (Kid) George has been men
toned for a bout at Bisbee with Hugh
Walker. the hard hitting Kansas City
mixer in the near future Walker
would outweigh George several
pounds. but the Californian states
that he is ready 10 take on the north
ern boxer at any time George is now
training at the Fowser-Anderson-
Wallace camp for his 10 round contest
with Johnny Sudenberg to be held IN
the district on September 10.
The contest will doubtless be
staged ut the StudOrium. as an
immense crowd Il anticipated. and
the fans could not be seated IN
the Fifth arena. The StudOrium s.
the property of the Fort Bliss
athletic council and arrangements
could he made TO rent II for the
contest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
Buster Gillette
Is Varsity Star

Buster Gillette. crack young light
hand twirler Of former FL Paso City
league fame. won his letter in his first
year at the Texas University and
speedily pitched himself 10 the posi-
ton as one Of the mainstays Of the
varsity team. Gillette is now at his
home in southern Texas and viii re-
turn 70 the State university in the fall
for the third term. According 10 one
Texas -" graduate he not only
starred In base ball but proved val
liable acquisition 70 the athletic team
OF the institution. While in FL Paso
Gillette pitched for the Feldman team
Of the City league and was consid-
cred one OF the best Of the younger
right hand twirlers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
Secretary Matt
BanSbach Here

Knights OF Columbus secretary
Matt A. Bansbach, paid flying visit
to El Paso Monday afternoon ior the
purpose Of purchasing supplies for
the Cloudcroft branch of his orEani-
zation which IS always on the job to
assist the soldier in whatever way It
can. While here he obtained two
gross Of baseballs 500 pounds Of
candy. $4,000 cigarets. a large number
Of Knights Of Columbus handker-
chiefs and other things calculated 20
add to the comfort Of the cavalry and
artillery khaki clads on vacation at
that point Under the direction Of
secretary Bansbach several dances a
week are given at the mountain re-
sort while a big dance is being
planned for enlisted men on Labor day
at Cloudcroft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
ace Starts Training; Referee Question Open
COPS lose To
TERMINAL TEAM
Fast Railway Aggregation
Defeats Peace Guard
ians in Hard Game.

The fast Terminal tea mdeged one
notch nearer to the top position in the
race for the pennant OF the Circuit
league Monday afternoon when it de-
feated the Police club by a one sided
score. Bruce. twirler Of the Terminal
team, was touched for nine bingles by
the peace guardians but managed to
hold them safe in the pinches. The
Terminal players were in the game
from the initial session and had little
difficulty in retaining a lead over
their opponents. Managers Of Circuit
league teams viii meet this evening
at thew. G. Walk company store for
the purpose Of discussing matters
concerning the welfare Of the organ
ization
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26

beat Matty's record when he regis
tered 16 shutouts.
The welcome home celebration that
was TO be rendered to the American
athletes who competed in the inter
allied games on their arrival recently
by a A U. officials turned out to be
a fizzle
Although Col Thompson Of the
United states army. who was in
charge OF the team. sent a wireless
message to the A. A .. officials say
ing the ship would dock on Sunday
morning, no reception committee from
the A. A. T. was on hand to welcome
the boys home.
II appears that some unauthorized
person informed the association mo-
gus that the steamship would not
dock until the afternoon and the wire
less message from Col. Thompson
was ignored.
Wnen the committee arrived at the
pier IN Hoboken Sunday afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
WREN Gets STAR
BOUT ON FIFTH
PROGRAM
Fast Feather Will Meet
Mike Cordova of FL Paso
in 10 Round Contest.
OTHER FAST BOUTS
ARE ON THE CARD

WOUNG WREN. Fifth cavalry feath-
l er. one Of the fastest boys OF his
weight in the district. is 10 be given
a chance in a headliner bout BY
Lieut. Frank 8nlana Fans Of the
garrison regiment at Fort Bliss and
those others who have followed the
fortunes Of the little crack for the
past two months at che Fifth arena
will be given an opportunity TO see
him in action next Thursday night
Wnen ne viii clash with Nike Cor
dova Of FL Paso- Cordova comes
with an excellent record and as Wren
has cleaned up everything OF MS
weight in this section it vas neces-
sary 10 comb the district for some
one 10 meet him at the featherWeig
limit. He has won his last three
bouts by the knockout route
Following his usual method. Lieut.
Milana has arranged a fast card or
preliminary bouts also and which are
expected 10 uphold the headliner az
fair and contribute 10 making Il one
OF the best shows held in a long time
The Fifth athletic officers were
disheartened ut the unfortunate
ending Of the two star bouts OF
last weeks program and are max
Ing strenuous efforts TO make the
Thursday night show one tnAt
Will more than make up TO the
fans the disappointment Ocea-
stoned when the shan<s-Fitz-
gerald CarIsOn-O'Brien matches
were ended in the earlier rounds
because OF unintentiOnal foul
ing.
Lutien Of the Fifth cavalry, fast
lis FOUNDER. has been signed 70 box
Prusack Of the 315th repair unit in
the six round semi-finaL The two
boys wiz weigh IN at us ard a fast
battle is expected
some Fast Boys.
Eugan Of the Fifth viii face Abate.
the little fellow from the Seventh tieid
signal battalion. in six round battle
Abate is the boy who boxed Duquetts
such a rastling fast 90 last week and
is a fast, heady boy who can give as
well as take a punch
Duquetrs will meet DoWels OF the
315th unit, in a six round 90 as the
opening bout OF the evening Du-
quette has a tremendous following at
Fort Bliss. and rightly so, as he Is
hard hitting. aggressive little fellow
who has Won nearly al OF his bouts
He lacks boxing skill, however
and would stand much better
show Of winning declsiFeIy II he
would use some sort OF n defence
instead Of walking in with both
arms down OF In such n position
that he can hit but not defend
himself from a left hand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
PARSON WEDGE
To STUDY LAW
VIII Take Varsity Course;
Burt Did Not Beat Casey
and Never VIII.

Parson Wedge is going 10 study
law. The veteran mitt singer, who
arrived in the southwest about two
years ago for his health. is making
arrangements TO enter the University
OF Arizona and take a three year
course. being interested. incidentally,
in athletics at ts.o state institution.
He is at present in Tucson, where he
engaged in boxing bout several days
ago. knocking out the middle cham
pion Of that district in a few rounds.
The Parson. in a letter TO The Herald
sporting editor. declares that he is in
splendid condition and ready for any
thing that may come up IN the near
future.
Some Casey Dope.
Wedge IS anxious 70 obtain informa-
ton concerning the career OF one
boxer, known as Battling Burt. who
fought in Tucson several days ago and
was defeated Burt claimed 10 have
knocked out Riveter Casey. Of FL
Paso. but is unknown here and never
fought the local battler. as far as
can be learned Casey has fought
every fight Of his career in FL PasO or
Fort Bliss, and Burt is not one OF
those who has the honor OF being in
H+-a 4AaA4 a AAAA+AAAa u E4AEA AGEL44s
Wedge states:
Dear Bud: A boxer with an al
legged fake record was put on at Tue
son Friday night by the name OF Bat
Ting Burt. who was represented as
having knocked out Riveter Casey. OF
FL Paso. Some OF the good citizens
Of Tucson who are acquainted with
Casey's fighting ability lost their
money on Burt Now, in Justice TO
Casey and the citizens OF Tucson who
are spending their money in the in
terest Of good boxing here, 1 hope
that you viii inform the fans that
Casey never fought Burt in justice
to Casey and the general good of the
boxing game, want this corrected Il
once.
I am going to enter the Arizona J
law school in September ]
and take the three years course in /
law. Yours truly.
Parson Wedge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26

NoEales. Ariz- Aug 26.-Bobhy
Burns. Of Fort Worth. Tex. was
beaten for the third successive time
within the past month here Saturday
afternoon. when Young Lihcoln, Of
Los Angeles, won nine out Of ten
rounds Of their scheduled ten round
contest Burns is regarded by many
fans merely as punching bag tof
Lincoln. as he was unable 10 cope
with the superior speed and clever
ness Of the coast mixer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26

Rio Grande Park
Is Again Robbed

Umpire in chief Harry Kane was
Temporarily crippled during the sec
ond game Sunday afternoon when a
hard hit ball struck his leg Just above
the ankle Ordinarily Harry would
not have cared being struck at this
particular place. but he was not
wearing his shin guards. due to the
fact that they had been stolen sew
eral days previous from his quarters
at Rio Grande park. The burglary
Is not the first that has occurred at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26

pion Of the world, has a brand new
host Of followers now. Nike applied
for membership in the Macomb's A.
c. and when he returned from SYRIA
cuse he received word that his appli-
cation for membership had been pas
sed upon favorably
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
82nd Artillery
To Play Series

Plans are being made for the enter
tainment Of the Santa Fe or Albu-
querque baseball teams here within the
next few days by the SIND field artil-
lery club. The gunner team finished a
successful invasion Of New Mexican
territory when il returned to FL Paso
Sunday morning and the manager OF
the team would like to arrange for
a series Of games 10 be played in Ell
Paso with one of the northern clubs
The series would be played at Rio
Grande park
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26

Terminals ----.-.--..-..... 201 02s 81
Police ------------.---.-... OH 900 o.
Two base hits. Titus. Bunson. a. Ham
rnouds. Reynolds Struckout. by Fischer.
s; by Pelphrey, !; Bruce, T. Left on bases.
Terminals. 5; Police. g. First base on balls.
off Fischer, 2; off Pelphrey. l. Off Bruce,
. hit BY pitched ball. by Bruce tScheer-
err Double plays. Fischer 10 Reynolds;
G. Hammonds 10 Titus 10 Bunson. wild
pitches Fischer. p Bruce. /; Pelohrey. !.
Passed ball Wilson. Stolen bases, Perkins
(2). Adkins. Warren. Woolverton- Time OF
game 200. Umpire. Smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
NOSE OUT
PHILLY QUAKER5
League Leaders Increase
Standing by Decisive
Victory in West.

Philadelphia, Pa, aug. 2s--Cineinnati
needed only six hits to beat Philsdslpaia
Monday. In the seventh the visitors sent
eight men to bat before making hit
Their only hit in this inning was Roush's
double. but three bases on balls. errors BY
Pearcs and Tragesser and a wild pitch
helped produce five runs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26

Summary; Two base hits, Rath. Roush-
Three base hit MeuseL Sacrifice hits.
Reuther. Roush- Double play Kopf Rarh
aud Daubert. Fearce. Bancroft and Lu-
derus. Luder1s, Tragess0r, Blackburne and
Pearce- Base on balls. of Reuther, = of
Smith. 8. Innings pitched. Reuther. % .
Ring. 21-1 struckout. by Reuther. q.
By Ring. l. by G. Smith, !. Wnd pitch. c.
smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26

the baseball stadium this season and
strenuous efforts are being made 10
locate the thieves Earlier in the
season the clubhouse was entered and
a large number Of uniforms. together
with bats. balls and gloves were
stolen from the lockers OF the Field
man and Zone Supply teams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26

Chicago. III. Aug 2s.-The last Of the
eastern clubs closed its season here with
TO victory for New York over Chicago.
Monday James lost the game in the fifth
The visitors scored four runs on four hits.
Including a double walk, a hit BY pitched
BAH and two sacrifice flies. RueIs single
and Thormahlen's triple sent the final
across and caused James's retirement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
SPORTOGRAPHY Bg Cray >

MAY I not suggest that hitting
vi would be increased among wo-
men ball players If the rule permitted
rolling pins instead Of bats?
Benny Leonard Is going to spend
Labor day Iaboring for silvie Burns.
Burns has to pay another instalment
on his income tax shortly, and Leon
ard must bring in some dough.
Grover Cleveland Alexander is now
working on his third century OF big
league victories for he recently passed
the 200 mark. He Is approaching
the three-quarter century mark in
shutouts since he entered the National
League in 1911 as a member OF the
Since entering the big
league Alex has never finished a sea-
son below the 500 mark. In 1916 he