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The Nenana daily news., 1919-02-14
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The Nenana daily news., 1919-02-14

The minstrels are coming, March
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
BAN FOR PRESENT
ON BOWIE RACES

ANNAPOLIS. Md. June 26-The Mary
land Court Of Appeals has delivered a
death blow 10 horseracing and ils pro
moters In Southern Maryland, when
Chief Judge A. Hunter Boyd handed
down an opinion in which his asso-
ciates on the bench concurrod. declar-
ing unconstitutional the act Of the Leg
stature permitug racing at the Bowie
track. in Prince Georges county. The
decision also affects tho track at Marl
horo. where horseracing IS oonductel
to a lesser extent than at Bowie.
Racing on The Bowie track has beel
permitted under the provisions OF "a ID
cense issued by the court officials O
Prince George county 20 The Southern
I Maryland Agricultural Fair Association
which conducts the races.
The Court Of Appeals, however, rules
that betting, pOol-selling and bOok-mak-
Ing is not permissible and MAT IN IL
was the legislative intent 90 exempt
agricultural fair associations from the
provisions Of the general laws. then
such provision should have been incor-
poraied in the law that gave The South
ern Maryland Association ITS existence.
In short. the opinion Of the Appellate
Court is that the issuance OF licenses
to such associations ls a non Judicial
function. The dccisloH reserves the rul-
ing of the Circuit Court FOR Prince
Georges county, and places The costs on
the fair association The appeal was
brought by Charles p. Close and others
against the fair association.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
WiIIard's Temper May
Win Him the Fight

battle.
Also the tactics Of the champion
lead one 30 wonder what will happen
when Jack Dempsey smacks over one Of
The famous sleep producers me carries
In his mils There rs no doubt in tC
minds Of most critics regarding VII
lard's ability 10 take anything Dcmp.
scy sends over for a time But thf
force OF these pile driving blows may
rouse the champion 40 n fury that wil
sweep Dempsey on his feet Then arair
the argument turns to the vast differ
'once between Dempsey and the mon
who ere training Nihrd Waller
Mouahan viii not last long with Demp-
scy and Hcmpors presence In the same
ring with the same challenger would
probably be brief Therefore 10 is hard
10 draw comparison by what Is shown
in their training.
Yesterday Dempsey aglin Knocked
out Bin Tatc-this time with n right
hand smash delivered as Jack was
tearing in. Tate collapsed when the
glove hit his jaw and De was out cold.
Tex Ricglrd said today the referee
question would be settled tomorrow
and the announcement of the appoint
ment will be made here. Some trouble
has been experienced In winding up de
tails Of the selection.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
Your Auto A b G
THE WEEKLY OVERHAUL.
BY OTTO KRANK

The weekly Overhauling Of the car
seems ike a tedious and useless task
But Il means freedom from trouble In
days 10 come when trouble will follow
YOU "consanly" as Bert Williams used
10 say, II you neglect the little things
now.
See that the grease cups are flled
and turned down. Each has its little
part in making The car last longer. A
worn spring bolt for lack Of grease
may mean a broken spring some day.
one point neglected on the steering as
sembly may mean worn part ana a
wreck by the roadside as a result.
Examine the tires for cuts and have
the little cuts vulcanized before they
grow into big ones fllcd with dirt ana
loosen rubber from fabric
See that there Is oil in the engine and
water in the radiator. ~ course. this
is more than a weekly rite. 70 Is first
essential Of caring FOR a car.
Notice II the fan belt is tieht enough.
A slipping belt, a fan falling short or
IFS duty and a hot day cause TO combine
an ovcrheated engine. And it's all un-
necessary.
Tighten up the lugs, Lugs ever So
loose NAV let a rim creep around ana
null out a valve. stem. making a good
iube 90 bad. When the lugs get old
and the rim creeps in spite Of your ef-
fort. get new ones. You'll enjoy your
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
SIX STRAIGHT WINS
FOR MILLSBORO BOYS

GEoRGETOWN. Del. June 26.-Man-
ager W. Ray West of the Millsboro
Baseball CluD is anxious 10 arrange
games with any fast clubs on the pen
insula. and for Fourth of July the
strong New Castle nine IS scheduled 10
pay "a double header Minsboro Is anN-
lous 90 arrange game with Grace NJ
.E. Church, Wilmington.
Those who go To Millsboro on the
Fourth will have an opportunity 10
witness the bag races. pie eating con
tests. and the greasy pig chase and
other sports as well as the two games
Of ball
! By the defeat Of Salisbury. Md, club
| yesterday afternoon by tho score Of II
I 10 o. Miilsboro has six consecutive shut
| outs % its credit.
! Belts. the star twlrler FOR Millsboro,
lau0wcd but ono hit and struck out 10
men. His ability asa slab artist is be-
coming Statewide and 70 IS understood
that one OF tho strong Wilmington
teams recently offered him an atlrac-
tive price to iwirl for them.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
HARLAN HAS Chance.
FOR LEAGUE HONORS
Must Win Over Emergency
Fleet to Get Chance With
Baltimoreans

In order 10 stay UP in a challenging
position In the Delaware River ship
yard League. Harlan must topple the
Emergency Fleet Corporation twice this
coming Saturday on the local lot.
Should Baltimore Drydock slip asain'
which is a possibility. although not a
probability, the Wilmington tribe want
to be all set TO glide into another Tie
with the Marylsnders.
Records show that twin minglings arc
in the average halved. the home team
invariably winning one. but seems TO
have a traditionaly tough time tucking
both contests away. skipper Payne,
OF Harlan, intends 10 smash this time
honored custom 10 bits by slipping the
2. T. c. athletes a couple Of pastings
this Saturday and will depend on Frank
Brewer and Dunk" Green 10 turn the
trick.
Both Of these beavers are well able
10 hold more than their own II they
get any Kind OF breaks" But the
breaks" or the percentage" In base
ball encounter is a very elusive thing
Last week, n Frank Brewer had re
ceived the well-known breaks he
would have blanked Baltimore. As Il
was he was trimmed And so II goes.
But the Harlan players arc not ones
10 sob over spilled cream. They figure
on changing IN there" Just back of the
pacemaker in hopes that New York can
again take Baltimore "over the
Jumps"
But 10 get back 20 the T. ?. c. bunch.
which will disport on Harlan field this
Saturday, Harlan can't Just figure those
two games "in" by any means. The
fleet bunch trimmed Hog Island last
Saturday 70 the queens taste and n will
be some Job preventing them anneVing
al least one OF the coming weekend
squabhles.
wednesday saw the Harlan bunch
take a real workout. Frank Brewer
took HIS turn on the mound and whizzed
his wonderful curve ball at them and
the boys say it was the best batting
practice they have had in long time.
They figure n they can connect with
ANYTHING like consistency with Brow
ers twisters. the Emergency gunners
won't detain them for any indefinite
period.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
Bv IT, G.. HAMILTON.

United Press Stsn Correspondent
TOLEDO, o.. June 26.-Jess Willard's
training stamps him as a very queer
individual.
We have here in Toledo a worlds
champion pugilist who is training
without doing any road work and he
says he will be in Just as good shape
as II he were doing lots NJ it every
day.
That's queer spot Number 4.
Queer Number Is Wizards temper.
Easy going. good natured Jess often
times flies into a half rage in The train
ing ring and sparring partners get some
awful maulings while Jess Is cooling
of.
Old timers have always made 10
habit 10 point out that a man who
loses his temper in the ring Is whipped
that instant. yet Jess works better when
rilcd than when he's in his pacifst
mood. His blows carry more snap along
with the natural steam and the terribly
ing look on his face never get there
until the temper Is ruflod.
One gets the impression. In fact, that
less is working too slow for his own
good. but the occasional flashes he
shows are enough 20 prove 90 any one
That ne is a very dangerous man TO
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
MOORE OFF TO
FIGHT JIMMY WILDE

LONDON. June 26. UNITED Press).-
pal Moore. Of Memphis. who is sched-
uled to box Jimmy Wilde, OF Great
Britain. for the worlds haniamweight
championship next month was sched-
ulcd 10 leave today for Paris on
combined business and pleasure trip.
Moore was to be accompanied by his
manager, Nate Lewis and Mrs. Lewis
Moore will begin training al Pohty
pridd Wales. as soon as he returns
from Paris. He will sign the articles
OF agreement June 30 al which time
referee will be selected. Eugene
Corri Is expected to be the choice.
George Nolan and sam Kellar, Brit
Ish bantsms, VIII train with Moore.
Both OF them are familiar with Wilde's
style. Moore boxed three rounds with
Kellar yesterday and expressed COM
plete satisfaction with his condition.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
YnING nEEEATs PAITs.

At Grady's last night Young came
from behind and defeated Walter Pats,
100 10 92. In the FIRST half Of the con-
test Pats held a one-sded lead over
elf" but Young. by brilliant playing.
overcame this handicap and finally
came out on top.
In the second game Kane Increased
his hold on FIRST place by defeating
Houston. score 100 10 Il.
Tonight Mister and Houston viii play
the FIRST game and slater and Murphy
In the second.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
STARS ADVANCE
in STATE Tennis
Favorites Reach the Fifth
Round-- Two Matches
on Today's Card

Eight players, including all the stars,
remain in the singles section OF the Del
aware State tennis tournament. The
survivors are Rodney Beck. Stanley
Pearson. Harry C. johnson. r.. Norris
Williams, William T. Tilden, Carl
Fischer, Wallace Johnson and Craig
Biddle. All but Williams and Harry
Johnson are from Philadelphia, and will
meet today In the order named above.
William r. Tllden. I'd, Of the German
town Cricket Club, won from n. J..
James by the score Of CT, rs. James
made a good showing in the second set
and surprised the gallery by taking five
games. Wallace Johnson had an easy
time from John Jessup. winning the
match CT. 6-i. Carl Fischer advanced
by eliminating Commander Gatewood
81, 6-3. Stanley Pearson gained his
place in the nth round by defeating
Frank Thomas 81. Ga. Rodney Beck
and Craig Biddle advanced by reason OF
defaults.
Rapid progress also was made yes
terday in the doubles Vincent Rich
ards and William T. Tllden. 2d. the ma
tional and indoor doubles champions.
won two matches. defeating T. w. Har-
ris and l.. NJ Roberts, CT, 60 and then
winning from George Powell and !. T.,
Cravis, Ga, 6-3. Morris Williams and
Harry johnson defeated Paul W. Glib
bons and A. Hawes. 60. 60. Craig Bid
die and Wallace Johnson, the new Penn
sylvania State doubles champions won
from n. b Endicott and C.. y. Mills, 81,
6-i.
MEMS SINGLES.
FOURTH ROUND.
Rodney Beck won from A. J. Batty
by default
stanley Pearson defeated Frank
Thomas 81, 6-i.
William T. Tilden. 9d. defeated R. L.
James, 6-i, rs.
Carl Fischer defeated Commander r.
Gatewood, 6-i. 6-3.
Wallace johnson defeated Jack Jes-
sup 81, 81.
Craig Biddle won from Herman Dorm
heam by default
MEMS DOUBLES.
THIRD ROUND.
J.E. Dlsston and J. r. Rowland defeat
cd Percy Osborne and Morris Lee, o.
6-i
Crais Biddle and Wallace Johnson de-
feated n. B. Endicott and c. y. Mills,
81. 6-i.
Rodney Beck and Carl Fischer defeat
ed A. L. Hoskins and Peter Wright
6-3. 60. -
r Norris Williams and Harry john
SON defeated Paul Gibbons and \.
James. 60. go. CO.,.
William T. Tilden, ID, and Vincent
Riebards defeated George Powell and
I. T. Cravis Ga. 6-3.
A Thayer and !. Dixon defeated Com
mander Gatewood and F. A. Nanneman
60. ca.
FOURTH ROUND.
Craig Biddle and Wallace Johnson de-
feated ]. +. Disston and j. r. Rowland
6-i. 6-2.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26

70 IS interesting around Camp Demp-
sev. Pretty bungalows IN the imme-
diaie vicinity are deserted during
workout hours. Especially IN the
morning do the "ladv hungaleers" de-
sccnd on camp In bungalow aprons and
breakfast caps 10 watch The challenger
go through his stunts.
Kids idollze him and Jack loves the
kiddics.
Hes a human dynamo-a gluiton
FOR work.
n the sand bag and punching bag
were human they'd ErOan with the liy-
Ing sparrinE partners Jack monls.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
GRACE In TWO HOME
GAMES ON SATURDAY

The Grace Church baseball tcami
viii play two games on Saturday
afternoon at the Rockford tower
grounds. The frst game which VIII
be between the \. NJ. G. A. and the
Grace second team. will commence at
i30 o'clock. In that game Pyle or
Clark will be on the mound for the
church boys and Southwell will catch.
The Others OF the team viii be select
ed from n. Baylls, r. Baylis. Newlin.
Mitchell. Phillips, Tribit. Tucker. Men
denhall and white.
The big game will follow immed-
lately, when the Grace Church team
which has been defeating all the in
dependent teams 10 the surrounding
country will meet pennsgrove. The
local team viii be strengthened by the
return Of Ralph Mlnker 90 the city.
from Dickinson College. where he has
been playing during the college sea-
son. Tie will appear at third or short,
and Will take the nrst position In the
batting order. with his addition 10
the team. 10 IL not likely that the
squad will be changed during the re-
mainder Of the year. In Saturdays
game NlINff laiNflNNNIH fI - Rai ffh'
viii catch and Ingram or Shanner viii
pitch. The rest OF the team will no
chosen from the following players.
Boggs OF the Harlan and Pusey and
Jones Shipysrd League teams OF last
year. Carter. the heavy hitter OF the
Delaware College team. G. Garvino
from Glrard College. n. Jones. who
played with the Eastlake champions of
the Church League. n. Jones, OF West
minister and fremont teams. Mckay ~
the Penlyn Hall and Brandyvine All
Wilmington teams. NJ. Minker, also of
Eastlake. as well as the Brandywins
and Vandever teams. Myers or ma
Case School Of Applied Sciences, and
Ray. who played on Eddie Abrahams =
Wilmington Academy here and several
| All Wilmington League teams.
With this array Of talent. since ms
is the first time that the Wilmington
public has had the opportunity to see
This team in action, 70 is expected thai
there will be large crowd out. Grace
Sunday School will also have Us PIC
Mo al the Tower grounds on That day'
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
BIRDAN OITpLAYs BLUE sOX.

Burdan won twilight game from the
Blue Sox last night TO Z. Burdan
will battle again Saturday az 18th
and Van Buren streets. Taylor Lardear
will be on the mound for the Burdan
boys.
ANY team wishing games should com
municaie with Mr. Taylor, No. 5O3 Van
dcvcr avenue.
An managers wishing to get In the
league should be 40 the home Of Clinton
Townsend 80. i06 West Twcniy-Sev-
cnih street tonight.
SCORE By INNINGS:
Ruo Sov 100000 OO-i 7 3
Burden .... ..Oiitt0i-5 - ?
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
BALL TEAM ADVANCES FESTIVAL.

4 llwn fete and festival VII be held
a. Glasgow, Del, on next Monday even
ing. Ice cream, cake ard home made
candles Will be for sale The proceeds
will be for the baseball club. IL stormy
on Monday night the festival will be
held on Tuesday night.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
SUCH LIFE IN TOLEDO
BY RAZZ BERRY.

Perhaps the Toledo hotel men are re-
sponsiblo for The delay In naming a
referee soon as the man is picked the
other 90 candidates viii go home.
Takes them longer 10 pick a referee
than 10 did 90 decide Dempsey was the
man 90 nght Willard.
Every concession has been grabbed
up with the exception OF the intro
duction concession. An anable and dip
lomailc person could make a fortune
by introducing coo-coos 90 Willard and
Dempsey at 80 cents per knockdown.
Jess Willard has been introduced so
often and has shaken so many mltts he
could easily qualify as an insurance
agent or run for political Office.
When Jack Dempsey Is introduced to
an admircr, he says.
Hello. how are you 2'
And the next time Dee meets new ac-
quaintauces he says.
Hello, hows the boy2'
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
UARIAN AS SHUT-OUT.

With eleven errors against mem tne
Harlan Apprentices were shut-out by
the pusey and Jones team, score 70 q.
SCORE By INNINGS.
r. VI. r.
pnssv and Jones. .2OOt2OOii-7 . I
Annrontices ..OOOOOOO00-o ; fl
Tvo-base hit, Cobb. Three-base hit.
NcNln. struck out, by Holt, z; ny
Walsh. s: by Clark, 4. Bases on balls.
Holt. 3. Time OF game, hour is min
utes. umplres, Connor and Burke.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
FRRORs LOsF THs ONF.

With errors figuring in the scoring.
the Chemical team Of the dupont Dye
Works League lost 10 Operating yester-
day afternoon, score to 4.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
nv ROY GROVE

y. y. A. right bureau hnom ilf' hotei
SecOr.
TOLEDO, o., June 26.-0h. how Bill
Tate. jamaica Kid and Terry Keller
hate 10 get up in the morning For
morning means the dawning of another
msuling day In the Jack Dempsey camp.
When Jamaica Kid put a light cork
crew punch 30 Dempsey's left eye and
cut a cash IN his eyebrow u gave the
sparring crew a chance 10 escape the
Dempsey barrages and artillery fire for
a few days. but they're back at It
again.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26

Yesterdays hero-Hippo Vaughn.
The cub pitcher got a walk, two sing
les and a run and held Cincinnati 10
seven hits. winning the game ) to !.
The Yanks got another toe hold on
the top rung, by beating the Mack
men to B. - .u,.,,,
the white Sox put the brakes on the
ind,ans' upward climb by defeating
them 10 1. in free hitting game
Brooklyn sewed up the game win ~
New York by blowing themselves 70
six runs of Causey and Scnupp IN ''lo
first inning. Il ended to q 80
The Sox and Washington spilt q
doubleheader with Johnson on ls ule
snort end Of one and Ruth the Nlo''h
in the first.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26

The French street Athletic Baseball
Club won its NTH straight game Tues
day night hy defeating School No. 30,
by the score OF % g.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26

Daily total .. % 30 i6 % 10 60 42 225
NO games PLAYED. xTwo games.
American League.
Hlgh-Washington, s.
Low-Washington, o.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26

Metal workers.. sa,asmeu AID agents
will md ths Wan, Ads an accurate
guide in placing business.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
FRENCH STREET. Roys WIN

Daily total ....22 81 50 30 20 30 p 2i9
NO games played. ATwo games.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26

ride more II you don't have 20 worry
about creeping tires.
Now and then get under and see that
spring clips are boltcd tightly and that
the bottom OF The crank case has no
loose nuts.
Be sure that the brakes are holding
an right, and If they fail of their fun
duty. take mp the slack.
Test the various points of the steer
ing assembly for wear and tighten up
loose joints.
Like bad teeth. an automobile neg
lected is piling up labor and trouble
manifold for the future.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26

Almost enough fight writers
at Toledo to fill Tex Richards
arena.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
American League.
GAMES TODAY.
National Ieanuc.

Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati two
games).
st. Louis at Chicago two games.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26

Fans at $40 seats ought 10
have a bulletin board to Sc
how the bout goes
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
men ,ND low SCORES YESTERDAY.

nuns scored by National and Ainer'-
can Leagues. June is 10 p, inclusive.
National League.
High-Boston, Brooklyn "
Low-Cinclnnati, Pittsburgh l.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
American Leauue

American League.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at Boston.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26

Meet ~ cs. metal workers ana stem
ographers may ind positions through
the Want Ads in tme coming two
weeks.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26

Rmrlrn
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-31
Chamberlain Collie aud piarrhoea
Remedy

Ihls medicine always wins the coed
opinion ii not the praise Of those who
Use ii. Try II when sou have need Of
such d remedy.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-31
AT The GEM
Friday and Saturday

Edith Roberts in"Sue Of the South, ="
also Episode 10 Of the "House Of
Hate.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-31
MEN ARRESTED FOR
CATTLE RUSTLING

StOckraisers north Of Lyle and north
east Of White Salmon are up in arms
On account Of what they call tresuass
Of foreign cattle On the free range in
that district Sheriff Henderson, Of
hlCkltat county, is trying 10 straight
en- matters out. he spent three days
recently In the disputed section and he
rounded up SIX men and took them to
Goldendale for trial on charges Of cat
tie rustling.
Ii IS charged that two men living
tye miles north Of lyle decided that
they would commercialize the free
range in klickitat county and brought
10 about 400 head Of cattle owned by
eastern Oregon men and agreed to care
for them at so much per head. Ranch
ers who had stock on the range feared
that the imported stock would soon de-
plete the range. Early last eek 10 or
Il ranchers called at the home of the
two men to demand that the foreign
cattle besshipped out of the district.
Mt finding them at home they decided
to take matters in their own hands and
began to scatter the cattle. They
louliutA ui dboul Eob utdu anu UIONt
them tow ard the White Salmon river.
Forty Of the 200 head were found the
next day on Burdoin mountain about
two miles northeast of White Salmon,
and the others are thought to nave
been driven across the White Salmon
river into Skamanla county.
Here is where Sheriff Henderson
took up the trail Scattering and
driving cattle belonging to someone
else, it is said, is considered in the
eyes of the law, stealing or rustling,
and on complaint of the two men, the
SIX ranchers were arrested and taken
to Goldendale They are out on bail
and will be tried at the next term Of
court.
1t was very common 25 years ago for
the ranchers to miss their cattle and
hnd them in pens at The Dalles.
Two years ago Slim Zimmerman and
a man named Moore, living IA few
miles north of White Salmon, were ar
rested and convicted of horse stealing
in this same section. Their plan was
to drive the horses from the free range
north into Yakima county and dispose
of them to the Indians on the reserva-
tiOn
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-31
Sunday

Monroe Salisbury, the Mansfield Of
the screen, will be shown in his latest
offering, The Millionaire Pirate, al
so a Burton Holmes Travelog.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-31
Last Weeks Fires Expensive

r. B. Early. who passed through
here en- route from the Dee mill to
Portland Sunday, says that the forest
fire that menaced heavy timber hold
ngs on the West Fork of Hood river
last week, was an expensive one for
the concern. While no green timber
was injured, the cost of bringing the
fire to control, according to Mr.. Early,
will reach S., 600. The company's
crews of 300 men spent week ex-
clusively on the fire.
While the fire is practically out, a
crew of 25 men has been left to patrol
the trails cut around the area burned
over
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-31
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

By Hood River Abstract & Inv Co.
U. s. patent to Mary Schien, 40 acres
in Dee.
L. 5. patent to heirs of Josef Wirns-
berger, 40 acres in Dee
c. l.. Trout and wife to Andrew
Parker and wife. 43 II acres in Duke s
Valley.
Elmer P. Dodd and wife to C. S.
Bowe 10 acres in Upper Valley.
Amos B. Billings and wife to Bruce
Q. NJ. Billings, 10 acres on Trout
Creek.
6. d. Woodworth and wife to Rus
sell 6. Pond, 40 acres in Parkdale.
G. d. Woodworth to Geo. W. Ward,
lots 7 and of Belmont.