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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-31
Monument of Stone
Will Honor Victims
Of Sea Disasters

ISLE OF ISLAY, Scotland, Jan.
31.-In memory of the Tuscania
and Otranto victims, the Amer
ican Red Cross has begun cree
tion OF a 60-foOt stone monument
on the rocky prOmOntory called
the Moll of Os.
The memorial will face the
scene OF both disasters. 1t also
will look down upon st&cn grave
yards I'm which victims from the
two ships are buried.
IL will cost between 100000
and $4,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-31

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-31

He so charges his wife. Insult is add
ed to injury. the plaintiff alleges
when the wife makes it worse by tell
ing him ITS none of his business If
she does.
Besides the divorce. Doneff asks for
the custody OF a 2-year-old daughter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-31
Spouse Stays Out Till
Wee, Sma' Hours, is
Complaint of Husband

PoRTLAND.' Or. Jan. Si.-A petit
tion for divorce on the grounds that
a spouse COMES home, intoxicated, in
the wee sma'hours of the morning, is
not unique, but 1t is unusual for a
husband to be the complainant in
such an action.
Ella Doneff is such a complainant.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-31

"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
splendid for Group" writes Mrs. Eo.
ward Hassett. Frankford, n. Y. my
children have been quickly relieved
of attacks Of this dreadful complaint
by its use" This remedy contains no
opium or other narcotic, and may be
given TO a child as confidently as to
an adult.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-31
Chronic Constipation.

This disease Is nearly always
brought on by bad habits. To effect
a permanent cure you must correct
your habits. In the meantime take
Ctamberlain's Tablets. They are easy
to take and most agreeable in effect.
They only cost quarter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-31
Seattle Labor Would
Name Park for Mooney

SEATTLE, Jan. 31.-The central
labor council yesterday went on rec
ord against remaining Woodland park
Roosevelt park. They want to name
It Mooney park.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-01-31

Eat sparingly, particularly of meats,
masticate your food thoroughly and
take one OF Chamberlain's Tablets im-
medlately after supper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
FL Paso BoyIand Turns Out
In Force; Start Two Leages
Junior League Season Opens Saturday At Villas Dia-
monds With Double Header; Boyland To Start Sea-
son With Four Team League; Cups For Winners.


every Saturday afternoon on Villas
school grounds at $50 To be seven
innings each.
Players: Each team 10 be allowed
L players.
Age: No PLAYER is allowed TO take
part who is over a years OF age
In case any one does take part who
is over age il viii cause his team 10
forfeit one game, for each offense-
Uniforms Each team to have
complete outfit ard no team TO take
the field unless completely outfitted
with uniforms, etc.
Empires: To be selected by the
managers.
Play TO start Saturday. February
Is, 1913.
Rules governing Boyland teams:
Name. Spalding Boyland league.
Teams: Either a four team or six
team league.
Games: To play two sets OF 70
games. winner 10 be decided in each
set and the two set winners playing
2 cup series for the best three out Of
five games Games TO be Of seven
innings and 10 be double headers.
first game starting at 1850 In case
the teams are late arriving at the
field. the teams who are to play the
second game may take the field after
waiting 30 minutes Games in the
cup series 10 be fun nine innings.
list Of Il men. Lists TO be handed in
10 the Spalding store and each mana
ger furnished with list Of same. Ad-
ditiOnal players TO be approved by
three-fourths OF managers before be-
ing added TO player lists. Players
added from time TO time must remain
on the bench two Sundays before
playing. Mana gers being short OF men
may add same on field with consent
Of other team managers.
Age. No one over IS years OF age
shall be allowed TO play. In ease
Of errors and men do play over age.
their team shall forfeit the game in
which the player played. This rule
to be final and to be carried out by
the Spalding store.
Uniforms: Each team 10 be COM
pletely outfitted and shall not take
the field without complete uniforms.
Umpires. To be selected by the
managers and TO have absolute au-
thOrity. Protests or complaints TO
be settled by n committee composed
Of the team managers.
Play 10 start first Sunday In March.
finishing a complete set and the next
sunday TO be a rest Sunday and then
continue on the next.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
REN0UNT STUNT.
CARD ARRANGED
Boxing, Wrestling and MI
steal Program day
Night At Remount ~

Four boxing bouts. musical num-
bers and several original stunts"
have been announced by J. ". Orri-
son. athletic director at the Remount
''T'' for this weeks Stunt Night" at
the Remount. Fulton. OF the team
sters. Will appear against Dorphan,
OF the medical corps in the main
event They are 13S FOUNDERS Other
bouts are Red Smith VS.. Young Cor
don, at 100 pounds; Earl Patten VS..
Fighting Hanson. at 145 pounds;
James a. Cracher VS. Kid Mansfield.
at $50. The weekly bouts put on by
the RemOunt under the supervision Of
Mr- CrrisOn have proved quite sue
cessful. Soldiers and civilians are in
vited TO witness the bouts.
Director OrrisOn announced late
Thursday that the additional services
OF silent" Sontag and Fred GroOms
Of Camp Baker, had been secured for
an exhibition bout y wrestling bout
Of interest has also been added TO the
program. Bill Dorze and A L Dale,
$50 Founders. Of the remount, having
consented to appear in a wrestling
bout, two best falls out OF three.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
RACE Grows HOT.
IN CITY LEAGUE
Feldman Team Plays First
Game; Three Contests
For Saturday NIGHT.

With the High school Tigers one
victory in the lead. Shelton-Payne
and All AIexicans tied. walk improv-
ing with practice and the Feldman
team playing its initial game in the
City Basketball league next Saturday
night at the Y. NJ C. A. gymnasium,
plenty OF sport IS in sight for fans
who take in the weekend games
Last weeks games were worthy OF
the best patronage the fans can give
and doubtless the attendance viii be
greatly increased this week The All
Mexican team which proved the big
surprise last week viii stack up
against a strong and constantly i'm
proving aggregation in the Walk
team. The Tigers and SheltOns VIII
undoubtedly furnish one OF the fast
est games see on local floors this sea
son The Feldman team in their first
appearance will take on the Soldiers
Games are scheduled as follows 1880.
FeIdlnan VS.. Soldiers; SIS. Walk vs.
All AIexicans; 500. Tigers vs.. shelton
Payne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
HIGH SCHOOL
ADDS ANOTHER
To VICTORIES
Tigers Defeat Fifth Cav
airy Basketball Warriors
by Big Lead.
FIFTH PLAYS IN
IMPROVED FORM

NOTWITHSTANDING that the Fifth
~ Riders put up the best game they
have played this season Wednesday
night at the Hi gym. the Tigers by
better defensive tactics and the phe-
s aomenal shooting OF Ponsford. was
ably vel. Urueta, Talbot. Springer
Riders were held down TO j.
The work Of Ponsford. Tiger cap
tain. at forward was easily the sensa-
zion Of the game. yet the entire line
up for the students played remark
ably well Ureta. Talbot. Springer
and BIoomberg. each OF whom played
q half put a defensive game that the
Fifth couldn't overcome. Booth at
forward did good shooting while VIII
liams at center played a star game.
Fer the Riders ST Nary played
fast. aggressive game but the Tiger
defense was altogether. too much FOR
him 10 overcome Woods, center. also
played a strange game. While the
Fifth were defeated very readily. con-
finual playing has greatly improved
the team and they viii undoubtedly
give a brisk account OF themselves
hereafter in Army league games ana
the city league
PonsfOrd's record was Fl
baskets netting twice as many
points rs the entire Fifth team
with ten 20 spare
Lineups- TiEers-Ponsford, Booth,
forwards; Williams. center; Lrueta,
Talbot. Springer, Bloomberg, guards
Goals; Ponsford. 70 and on fouls;
Booth. G; williams. 4 Springer. J.
Fifth cavalry-St. Mary, White,
Benton, Lake. forwards; Woods,
Mickey. Hurley. center; Mccarthy,
I,adEdale. Booth. RichteuburE. guards
Goals- ST. Mary. and 1 on FOUL
Woods. . Lake. T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13

THAT FL Paso's boys are hungry for
L baseball was strongly in evidence
Wednesday night at a meeting called
at the ". C. Walz store by president
Albert ]. Sigal. OF the Boyland
league. Nearly two score OF mana
gers. players and captains were on
hand and bubbling over with base
ball vim.
Two leagues were organized, the
first composed Of boys up TO and in
GLIDING i years OF age, this league
to be known as the Spalding Junior
Geographically a four team league.
sure starters are Popular Juniors
backed by the Popular Dry Goods
company, with Herman Andreas, IT.,
as manager. Westside Juniors, man
aged by Lewis Bryan. Blue Devils.
led by Lewis McFarlond, and a team
backed by the BuquOr Motor COM
pany. Games are to be double head
ers every Saturday afternoon at ESQ
o'clock on the Villas school grounds
Schedule to be nine games in each
set Winner 10 be determined in each
a three out Of five series for the
Spalding cup.
BOyIand Continues.
Spalding Boyland league also is 20
run another season Win TOUR teams
as starters. Sure starters are the
Monogram team. led by Albert Ev-
ans. manager; Western Union. man
aged by J. T.. Rodriguez. and the
Overland team. led by either O'keefe.
pitcher Of last year. or Cordova, last
years manager.
Another team is being sought 10
fill the gap left By the Herald team
and IL is hoped that manager Car
berry can secure the backing Of some
local firm and enter a good strong
team The schedule viii be the same
as last year, playing two sets OF. u
games each with the winners OF the
two sets playing out cup series for
the Spalding cup. Age limit to be
is years.
The Junior league will start play
ing this coming Saturday afternoon.
while the BOyland Will get started
about the first Sunday in March. their
games to be played at 1870. same az
last year in the high school stadium.
Officers viii be elected later.
Rules governing the Junior league
follow;
Name. Spalding Junior league.
Teams. four team league.
Games: To be double headers played
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
Nick Gundy Makes Big Hit
AsComedian; Knocks Out II
Victims Piled Up In Ring Corner Like Gross Ties;
Gives Kayo To Two Ring Battlers At Same Time;
Asks Somebody to Tell Donaway About Slaughter.

clone Eddie" Donaway, whom he
meets at the Cody Stadium next Sat
urday. was knocking his training
partners cold. Next day when fans
journeyed to Gundy's training quar-
ters 20 see him in his daily workout.
there were lined Up some dozen candi-
dates 10 take Gundy on for ten
rounds When the first man stepped
out Nick shook mitts with his right
and knocked his opponent down with
his left He didn't get up, either, but
was counted out by Arthur Holmgren
who was refereeing.
The next man was brought on. He
fell at the first blow and was counted
out. The next four were flOored as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
FIVE TRAP SHOOTERS
TIE FOR FLYER CUP

Kansas CITY. No. Fen l5.-FlVe
men tied for first place here yesterday
in the shoot for the interstate amateur
white flyer cup at the 18th annual
midWinter trap shooting tournament
In the shoot off. Charles Watson. Of
Philadelphia. Pa won George Nicho-
lai. Of Kansas City. won yesterdays
125 target race with 122 breaks The
125 target race, unfinished. was won by
Frank Troch. Of Vancouver. Wash,
whose 124 remained high.
in the interstate amateur white
flyer event at IS targets. Watson. A
H. Winkler. Chicago: F c. Fuller.
sIukawango. Wis: ". T. Craig, of
Jacksonville. H. and G. 1Iitten. OF
Fort Collins. Colo. scored the limit.
in the shoot of each shooter drop
ping out as he missed. Watson was de-
clared the winner with a run OF Is
straight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
Hex Athletes In
Daily Practice

Physical director A. I. Holm, of the
Y. II c. A is taking candidates for
both the Senior and Junior Hexathlon
teams through brisk practice this
week OF the old members. Al Sigal.
Rob Hem. Claude Nichols and others
are in training. Inquiry for former
season stars has brought out that the
presence and assistance Of the follow
ing athletes IS earnestly desired by
Mr. Holm and members of the Hex
teams: P. Silberoerg. F. Broaddus, s.
Darbyshire, r Tighe, T. Hunter, r.
Carson, w Sanford I'VE need them
Thursday night" says Mr.. Holm.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
BASEBALL WRITER MAY
HEAD RAIL COMMISSION

Nv York. Feb. III Z. Sanborn. OF
Chicago. president Of the Baseball
Writer'S association. is being serious
" considered for the Craftsmanship OF
the national commission. according to
reports circulated in baseball circles
here last night
Sanborn. it was said. was recon-
mended for the post by William
Week. Of the Chicago Nationals and
by Ban Johnson, president OF the
American league.
Johnson and John A Heydler. presi-
dent of the National league. were in
conference here yesterday, and IL was
said a chairman might be elected be-
fore they left the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13

IT is hard for Fort Bliss friends Of
1 quiet Nick Gundy TO picture him
in the role OF a comedian. yet a story
which comes from Camp Cody places
the Giant Killer" in the class at
tanned by Bob Fitzsimmons when Bob,
after he had defeated Jim Corbett
permitted his trainer TO knock him
out in a stage bout and then on his
knees begged the trainer for an
other bout. saying Il was a chance
blow.
According 20 the way the story runs
Nick was told about the way "Cy-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
WILL Be
REVISED WHEN
FORCES RETURN
Stymie Question To Be Set
tied; Game May Undergo
Other Changes.
LOST HOLE RULE
MAY BE CHANGED

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE stymis
~ still holds its position in golf. The
sty1nie may 90 some day. but not as
soon as the day set for the Departure
OF the full cousin OF the staff OF life
Frederick S. Wheeler. Of Apawamie.
the reelected Z. S. c. A. president. ex-
planned for the benefit OF the reform
ers that the American organization
would take no action until the Royal
and Ancient Golf club OF ST. Andrews.
Scotland. who were the golf law
makers before the United States be-
had sufficiently reformed its shat
tered forces after four and a half
years OF war. and generally recuper-
ated enough 20 feel like taking an
interest in sport. Then not only VIII
the stymies come in for a lot OF
but practically the entire code OF golf
will be gone through with
War stopped Renovation
About the time that war clouds be-
gan 10 gather in the region OF the
North sea exchanges looking 10 the
overhauliug OF the rules OF golf were
ding on between the Royal and An
cient and the United States Golf as
ISOLATION Then as the artillery be-
gan TO thunder out and the golfers
of Great Britain rushed off to help
stem the torrent OF kaiserism that
suddenly broke loose. the Royal and
Ancient suggested that sporting mat
tiers be held up pending the finishing
OF the war and the L. s C. A. cour-
teOusly agreed
Another Objectionable.
Among the other burning brands
that may be pIuCked from the rule
book IN time is that which inflicts
penalty Of q lost hole for a lost ball
Many Hnksmen who believe that the
penalty should fit the crime cant
quite see what any one should be ar
raigned for petty larceny and sen
fenced for high treason especially
when a man might. BY = worse shot.
lose his BAN out OF bounds and get
of with a loss OF distance only.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
SPORTOGRAPHY By Gray,

NAM famous ring gladiators have
w started their careers in Boston
rings and now another boxer destined
to enjoy q bright future in the roped
arena has just started out as a pugilist
in that city. He is Barney AIcAteer,
and his work is creating a sensation.
McAteer is only L years old and has
been boxing but a few months. He is
not a professional. preferring TO make
a name for himself as an amateur be-
fore graduating. The youngster is a
bantamweight and is the first OF this
class 10 loom up large that has been
seen in this class in Boston in many
years. He possesses a hard punch in
either hand, and in his bouts he dis
plays clever footwork ad good gen
eralship. He weighs JOG pounds.
A reception 10 an umpire-such an
unusual demonstration is planned for
Bill Klein when that gentleman makes
his first appearance on the Polo
grounds in New York this season.
Bill lives in YOnkers. near New York.
and has made a host Of friends in that
city. 1t is the intention Of these ad-
mirers Of the diamond judge to give
him a noisy welcome and many Of
them have already reserved boxes for
the opening game. 1t is also likely
that Klein Will receive something
more substantial than a welcome from
them as a token OF their esteem. I'm
pires, after all, do seem TO have some
friends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13

liffe's goat. the Williamsburg lad was
smiling and imperturable, even though
he had broken an arm early in the
bout
With only one good wing" he gave
the Cyclone" a terrible beating. but
he had 10 take a lot OF punishment
himself. and in the end 1t was called
q draw McAuliffe was determined to
save the money Of his hackers, and he
succeeded by one OF the gamest exhi-
billions ever recorded in the annals OF
ring history In 1892 McAuliffe and
Myer were matched 10 fight in New
Orleans at the famous carnival where
Corbett whipped Sullivan. and Dixon
defeated Sicily. and this time Jack
Knocked Billy out in the 18th round.
WILLIE RITCHIE'S BIRTHDAY.
Geary Steffen. better known to fight
fans as Willie Richie, erstwhile light
weight champion OF the world, was
born in san Francisco IS years ago
today. Geary's papa ran a coal yard
in the California upstate metropolis
and the youngster. after school hours
was sometimes called upon TO do
little shoveling Of the black diamonds.
which fact may have had something to
do with his muscular development.
Handling coal didn't appeal strongly
to Geary, so he learned the automo-
bile repairing and chauffeuring trade.
and was a demonstration of motor cars
when fate took him by the ears and
pitched him into the boxing arena.
Young Steffen attended a boxing show
one night when a preliminary scrap
per named Willie Richie failed to ap-
pear and Geary took his place and
name with such success that he de-
cided to take up the sport in a serious
way. He was justified by subsequent
events, and at the age Of q was light
weight champion Of the world, a title
which he lost TO Freddie Welsh in
London in 1914.
TODAY IN PUGILTSTIC ANNALS.
1906-Tom Sharkey knocked out
Joe Goddard in the fourth round at
Philadelphia.
1902-GeorEe Dixon defeated Chick
Tucker in 20 rounds at New Britain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13

lafayette Ind Feb. 15.-Chicago
defeated Purdue 20 TO II. in a western
conference basketball game here last
night and goes into first place in the
big ten standing. having won six
games and lost none.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13

1t was just so years ago today, Feb.
Is, 1883, that Jack McAuliffe and Billy
Myer fought 81 round draw at North
JudsOn. I'LL This bout was for S25OO
a side and the lightweight champion
ship The fight was staged in a big
hay loft over livery stable. Most
Of the spectators were miners, and
some Of them were armed with slung
shots and clubs to see that Myer. the
Streator Cyclone got fair play" In
spite OF their efforts TO get AIcAu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13

. CANE MUST BE CLEAN 4
. SAYS MAYOR CALVIN 4
. Cincinnati. o., Feb. 13-Profes- 4
= sional boxers viii not find a
- haven in Cincinnati. for mayor 4
. Calvin intends to keep down Z
. the lid which he clamped down Z
- last summer. He has not re- 4
- ceded from his stand that com 4
= mercialism had gained too
= strong 2 hold on the sport I
. The mayor will make no at Z
9 tempt to stop amateur bouts. I
. but the bars Will remain
. against professionals until a I
. satisfactory method Of elm I
. mating the dollar sign is de-
. vised The mayor said, how I
. ever. that he had no objection (
= TO bouts staged by clubs as long
- as they complied with the state
= law
. But" explained mayor Cal
- vim. when I say clubs I mean 4
. clubs. / won't stand for clubs {
. with temporary or ancient Z
. charters camOulaging 10 make Z
. money"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13

To THE AHAs BEENs- FOR READ.
Hot Springs. Ark. Feb 12-Jack
Read. OF Australia. lasted three rounds
OF a scheduled ten round bout here
last night with Jimmy Hanlon. Of
Denver. The men are lightweights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
LEvINsKY BEsTs COFFY.

Boston. Feb. Battling" Levin
SIX was awarded 2 referees decision
over Jim Coffey in a u round bout
here yesterday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13

New York. Feb. 13.-Princeton de-
feated Columbia. s to II in an inter
collegiate league basketball game
here last night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
BAIRD. CALDWELL REINsTATED

d. N-LIlIIN LII
The National commission announces.
upon formal request from the two
players. that pitcher Ray Caldwell and
third baseman Douglas Baird. who
Quit their clubs in mid season for war
work. have been reinstated to good
standing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
ONE-LEGGED BOXERS AT
LII ! IL q In II Il

= ONE-LE(GED BOXERS At .
. KHAKI CLUB TONIGHT .
= Manager D. Wild has secured =
= the services Of two one-leEged .
= exhibition boxers 10 perform at -
= the Khaki club on Thursday .
= night, February IS, at $50 -
= o'clock for the entertainment OF -
- soldiers. sailors and civilians =
= These boys nave appeared for -
= the amusement Of soldiers at .
. comps all over the country .
= Their names are Matt Belmont =
, AID Earl Garrison Four star .
, attractions are billed in addi- .
= ton 10 this bout. the main go .
= being between Silent Soutag .
= and Fred Srooms for eight 9
y rounds .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13

soon as they slipped into the ring and
none OF them were able TO rise The
boxers knocked out were in the cor
ner Of the ring piled like alfalfa
bales.
Finally the only two remaining
opponents for Gundy entered the
ring Mt the same time, Gundy
knocking one with his left and
the other with his right ut the
same time. Referee HOlmEren
counted them both out.
Are you all DOWN" called Nick.
"AIl down. chanted the dozen on the
canvas. And all dead2" All dead,
came the chant from the corpses-
Then up she rises" droned Nick
Eight broken jaws and four solar
.DleNus deaths. VIII one OF you guys
tell Cyclone Eddie how bad 7 am9'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
FLEMING BEATS WALLACE

FLEWINU HITS " ALLAJE--
Montreal. Feb 13--Frankie Elem
Ing. Canadian featheTweighr cham
pion. defeated Eddie Wallace. OF
Brooklyn. in ten round bout here
last night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13

Curtiss 4 Co.. buy Liberty Bonds
Adv
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