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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-19
A CHAMPION CANCEL RICH IN
RING, BUT ANY FAIR WRESTLER Can
{ Small -Time orappler Who Is Good Enough to Work on
Circuit" Makes More Money Than Average Top-Notch
hitting Nan-InvsntOry Of Perils That Beset Jack Dempssy's
blk Roll.

ION II HIS managers permit him 10 be.
OF cOurse, u wholly unreasonable
prejudice " growing Ia the public
mind against champions who didnt
champ hut Il may mt apply 10 him.
Afier all there N no one FOR hitl -
neht. That n. there II no white
na,ne one There ir a charcoal hucd
usrson named Harry Wills, but he is
barred. His chromatic scheme "
against him. Anyhow, he's dangerous
He might whip TIE champion.
we can't have anOthpf colored
CHAMPION" IN the defense. He hurts
the game. LOokit Johnson
Granted without an argument
johnson did hurt the game hndly. go
ala that pecrieas Ho1tuninn, iohn L.
Sullivan. So 90 an other fighters.
.rlack. white or ginger coiorcd, who
violate laws and decencics. But tho
bar should be ugninH; tho had act
orsr and not against he blacks.
Ir.fcts3 iIia COlors MINcl.
Little George Dixon didn't hurt the
game. and Joe Cans admit. and Sam
lTaneford ana Joe J%eannotte are still
I drawing cards in spite % thnir adj
vnntei age. SIM. there y much 20
be- said Tor D~empscy'H lately devel-
oupd priac ~ race. Tie didn't have u
10 .NNNNNN N|N LHLH NNAN HN
Ia spectator. ! think that % proper
mixtire ~ coiors adds lnteres; and
v%nrlctv 10 nursing J would prefer 10
sec green and yellow mon. or tiger
stripod men or .binc, poikn dotted
mon 20 the dead white monotony %
the present arrangement, hut u
were the champion would think dlf-
ferrntly This hero Wills, now, he's
ag dangerous az cholera
nsf a. rot NugI IA mnupV Wll=
nrd's cleanup was done inside of
two wears Perhaps Sullivan made ~
much money. hut he took longer "a
do n Corhett and Iefferios Nkowlee
had to go %trooping for q good while
to got Il. Dempsey got the short oud
~ course M Toledo. hrt he won the
championship IN biz monoy era.
R'ri Noft'v ~ Wrfssiing.
Evorvonc d making money nova
davs. There arc nH MANY million In
tho air ns there are mosquitoes In Jer-
iacv-nud about az rcnchnhlo FOR tho
nverarn man. Give Dempsey 70 little
TIME. ~unfrouhled hy the Kaleidoscope
Objects following the jolt of a hostile
glove. ana ne will have ducats buried
under every tree ln the old orchard
Iuf 10 he were q wrcutlcr-
An. there's mo game Tor tho nmhi-
tlous young unancierH 90 ponder over
\ nrhtcr fights only once ln 70 while
lie mus train TOM and a%rduouslv
Tho Infatuated twO-lits which accom-
unnied the training processes iu To
lolo cannot ho relied on tn sustain tho
minor fighter while getting into con-
difion Every now and then 90 nEhtni
y goes haimv In the erumpct. oH on
English friends and uurt-timo rcln'
J tivcs say. and has To be kept in a park
D The hnmmorinr on tho maNilltrl
. geams not to do their mcnfnlitie'
much ronl. when No. wins he get.
little. unless he wins a. chnmpionship
and when he loses. The gallery say
he d. yellow. put o. he were q wrcst
s Tor
n Eycr, Night y MoiEy Might.
70 Every night in The year is mouc'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-19
I,Isi,BERT COREY

~ Ittsitttt4tti 1ttitE1
ork. july ib.-lt pays TO be
Ion lighting man. But II pays
! be n wrestler.
b. Harrison Dempsey begins
j. h7 "a champion with fi-iy
hoilgrH To the bank. Maybe
HiUiin thr next year he should
II a hnif million dollars whore
broth nor rus. rufh corrupt.
have engagements ON the bur
iaf,e. o share IN various pie
h. may plck up "a little money
ary lHht or two. nanFerr
IN swept from his paih ga far
crs can be swept from any
- ~ increnHinrly difficult To
skoy, there are no formidable
or In his path. aud as q proud
n be viii decline to meet
ue colorcd men
low Earnings Arc Split.
y hall million his manages,
arms will ert % per cent his
tltny Cannon. will also get q
Ire. So viii automobile agents
manufacturer af diamond
b. and pink pearl pins. the
uorcaiis SIX Shirt Company,
stable 81 memberships which
trail o. champion. He may
foy times while he II champ
bey usually do.
restrained he will probably
yenr owner OF more peculiar
Shining stocks and oil stocks
.tH IN inventions to turn siisar
10 neci.iiog than hc could put
toTgoln ~ the bungalow SOME
70 undoubtedly sell him. Hut
g. al the years end he VIII
|nvc q little money left Law
.non says 80. lie says that he
20 can the Dempsey prohtT IN
bonds go ihnt when Dempsey
ho will not have 10 stand on
|orners That other refuge OF
ninns the ownership % a
seems To have been denied
oat other ev-chnmpions had
Sullivan did and turhett and
|nnnt aud Tom Crihb and ~
Ho,i y-iNinl.ifU rrnspc'ts.
az will undoubtedly make
fonov than ala willard. That
persons profits were urolnh-
Grated ~ tho interested pres
% DIS cleaned ZAP half q mil
Eilrs he GA wei. and That nl'
be hiz circus made him money
are unpleasant thiuf'H "a
i with bare hands Tie bought
20 report, because hi'
salary as du attraction had be-
Inc Of the chief liabilities Of the
. NJ b. not probable that 81 wn'
profitable after he took charge
II peculiar person In public lie
ntcd the thought that he has
II sort OF "a rare" show, nluni
H. tatonrd man and the SNAKE
H..
H. that IcsH willard Champion
\ world. oN my privni" car
rod. after hc bought the show
slid the show manar o..
II but. hut. but
Ia lI OFF," ruarcd willard.
npary iioyi-lI and Iikaiiic.
is another sort. tie
lnbIr. very hlyiah and he like
n p. Ito Will ho 70 pipular ch1mu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-19

General Bnrloson today reduced the
postage rate on airplane mail 70 tive
cents an ounce. the regular rate FOR
nrht class mail matter, n placed the
air mail service on The same footing
with al other mems Of mail trans
p%Oriution.
The effect Of the order. Il a OK
planned. is to place all first class mali
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-19

II doesn't require much common
sorsc 90 steer an automobile but a
great deal OF faith hope and charity
are necessary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-19

The cucumher ~ 81 tropical origin.
This may eplain why Vi usually hits
a men in sae vicinity of me equator.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-19
Extra! Burleson
Cuts Postal Rate
on Airplane Mail

Washington. July H. Postmaster
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-19

is another sort. tie i
very blyish and he Hikes
b.. It, will ho e pipular champ
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
MUST SHOW CAUSE

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Nov. 1S.-An or der to the Arizona corporation com mission has been issued by Judge r. H. Lymans division of the supe rior court of Maricopa county. it was announced today, citing the commis sion to appear next Monday before the court and show cause, if any, why the commission should revoke the license of the New York Life Insur ance company to do business in Ari ZOna.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
MINING COURSE LECTURE

Mir Ira J. Francis. of the John A. Roebling Wire Rope company, will lecture before the members of the Copper Queen Practical Mining course at 1 and D. m. today at the Y. M. C. A. building. His subject will be The Manufacture and Use of Wire Rope" A general invitation is ex- tended 10 those interested.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
FUNERAL TODAY

The funeral of George Tomljano- vich, who died at P Cowan Ridge in Lowell on Monday morning will be held from the parlors of the Hennessy undertaking establishment at 1:SO o'clock this afternoon, under the auspices of the Croatian lodge, Rodnik No. 226. The Rev Fr. Man din, pastor of St. Patrick's church, will officiate Interment will be at Greenwood cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
ELECT CLASS OFFICERS

The Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes of Bisbee high school held meetings Monday afternoon and elect ed class officers for the coming quar- ter Great interest is also being shown in the coming stuGent body election and tickets of various 'politi- cal parties are beginning to make their appearance.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

F. R. Mckee, superintendent of the Kansas division of the Transconti- mental Oil company, with headquar- ters at Wichita, Kan, has resigned MT. Mckee has accepted the appoint ment of superintendent of the Land and Material department of the h. vader Oil and Refining company, with headquarters at Wichita Falls, Texas,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
TO ADDRESS CLUB

John c. Fry, former 7Tmy Y' sec retary, will address the Mothers club at o'clock this afternoon at the Y. M. c. A. All mothers who are not members of the Mothers club are in- vited to attend. Mir. Fry will give an account of his work with army over seas.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

COLEFAN.-The Big Brewer aGs" well in southeast corner of Area sur vey No 190, has picked up second gas sand. This well produced 15,000,- 900 cubic feet of gas at 1860 feet, and stood many weeks, growing stronger all along until it was conservatively estimated to be making 2O,OOO,OOO to 25,000,000 feet. The well was taken over by the Mitchell Producing com pany and recently put under the drill again. The second gas sand was found at 1,7OO feet and the capacity of this sand at present is estimated to be 12,0O0,OOO cubic feet
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

WICHITA FALLS - There is 8 prospect of having a small war on the Red river, as there are four Texans guarding the property of the Burk Senator well on the Red river. The Texas are all heavily armed, includ ing machine gun, and are expected to put up a fight before they are made to give up the property. The Oklahomans are reported to be near ing the scene, also heavily armed, to enforce the courts order, issued by Judge Jones, to take charge of the property. Judge R. H. Ward, of coun- sel for the State of Texas, declared today that the Texans would give the Oklahomans warm reception.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
TO JOIN STATE ORGANIZATION

Announcement was made yesterday that. Treble Clef Choras club, through it's director, Charlotte Adams Gill, has been invited to join the State Federation of Musical clubs. The members of the Treble Clef Choral club will hold a business meeting at s o'clock this evening to discuss and form the necessary organization.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
Tips Of the TOUn
CHOIR REHEARSAL

A rehearsal of the musical pro- gram of the Union Thanksgiving service will be held at the Presby- terian church at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. Members of the choirs of the various churches are iivited to attend
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

The Kemp Munger Allen was gauged by a disinterested party yes terday for three hours, who reported the well flowed at the rate of 72O barrels a day. This information was received from reliable source and. it is believed, can be accepted as authentic.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

AUSTIN. - Telegram was received today by Assistant Attorney General Keeling from the c:strict judge of Tillman county, Oklahoma, advising that no bloodshed is anticipated in the settlement of the question of pos session of the Burk-Senator wei4 Tn the disputed territory between Texas and Oklahoma. Judge Calhoun of the district here has also announced that he does not want bloodshed.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
TIPS OF THE T TOY MAKING GLASSES

Classes in toy making and toy re- pairing for parents are being held on each Wednesday from 6:30 D. m. to D. m. at the manual training shop at the High school.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
NO JURY FOR HIM

Red" Cannon spent yesterday in Tombstone, where he was called on jury duty, but from which he was disqualified because of being under indictment, as it was put, with the other 300 Americans"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

WICHITA FALLS-Dawley Broth CTS are reported to have an oil sand at 1600 feet in their test on the Red river, Oklahoma bank, opposite the Lucinda Meadows survey in Wichita county. Well reported shut down awaiting materials for completion.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
TRIAL DELAYED

Due to the press of other business 1 in the superior court at Tombstone, the trial of Chet Moon. accused of cracking the safe of the Treu meat market several weeks ago, was post poned yesterday until this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
MOTORS TO TUCSON

Mrs. A. J. Fairclough has returned from Tucson, where she motored with Mrs. Tony Downs, Gerard Downs and several members of the High school football team. The trip was made in Mrs. Faircloughs new Hudson Super-siX motor car.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
Daily Oil Notes

The well known as the F. A. Keown No. 1. on the Daniel Bourn One-Third League survey. four miles south of Mineral Wells, Palo Pinto county. is reported good for 100000 feet of gas at 976 feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
PREPARE FOR GRADUATION

The Senior class of Bis0ee nigh school is holding frequent meetings to takes place December 19 in the H1gn school auditorium.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
REcoVERs FROM ILLNESS

William Hankins, the popular clerk at the Annex, Main street, is able
 to be around again after a serious attack of illness
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
TO LOS ANGELES

Judge J. L. Winters of Lowell and Warren left yesterday for the supe- rior courts at Los Angeles. He ex- poets to return about Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

ARDMORE, Okla.-Westheimer &
 Daube No. l billiard, in section 224s- 2w, the northeast offset to the dis covery we'll at Hewitt, is drilling at a depth of about 2040 feet. This well has three producing sands and is making about 600 barrels, and an
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
ATTORNEY VISITS

M. l. McKelligon, assistant county attorney, was visitor to Bisbee yesterday from Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
SHERIFF LEAVES

Sheriff James Mcdonald went to Tombstone yesterday after spending some time in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
HERE FROM HuAcHUcAs

John Pyett, well known cattleman,
 was in Bisbee yesterday from his
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

WASHINGTON-Dr. August Muel Ter of Berlin represents Germany in the International Labor conference. He is the first representative Ger many has had in Washington since the United States joined in the world war.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
10TH CENTURY CLUB TO MEET

Because of an attack of influenzaz which has confined her to her home, Miss Louise Sporleder will be unable to address the members of the Twen- tieth Century club at the Y. M c. A. gymnasium this afternoon, as had been scheduled. Her lecture was to have been delivered before the Home Economies department of the club at 2:3O D. m. The lecture on meat-cut- ting, which will be delivered by one of MT. Tovrea's meat-cutters who will illustrate his talk by actual demon strations upon a side of beef, will be delivered at the set time, 9: 30 o'clock
 the various churches are invited to
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo, Nov. 1S- Despite threats of some Dalmatian and Montenegrin miners, made last night that they would shoot all men who attempted to return to work, 2500 miners in this district at mass meeting held here tonight decided to return to work tomorrow morning in defiance of the foreigners.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

The Review has obtained permission to publish the intimate and delightful letters which Theodore Roosevelt wrote to his children
 Love of children and family and home was one of the outstanding characteris- tics of the former president
 His letters to his children reveal the
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

downright lovableness of the man, and fathers and mothers and children will read with sympathetic understanding these animated, mirthful missives
 These charming letters were not writ ten, of course for publication The op- portunity to read these family letters is a rare privilege which Review readers will appreciate
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-20
New Map Of the World
Outline, Sui Far From Perfcc,

We can get SOME idea already OF
the new map Of the vorld. though its
outlines are still far from perfect. OBJ
serves a writer I'm the Providence Hour
nal. Along Gernany's western from
Tier Alsace-Lorrainr goes uncoudition-
ally 10 France. with The Sarre basin
also ceded to her for l. years. the
mines Of that region given over n par
tial indemnity To French ownership
and a piebiscite j. Yeas hence PRO-
yided for. Luxenhurg j. freed from
German control Belgium gets a small
area. part outright and part subject TO
popular vote. and a Plebi~ciie will de-
termine whether the inhabitants OF
Scileswig prefer 10 be- included within
Germany or Denmark for the future.
Germany will retain nominal control
81 the valley enst Of the Rhine. hut il
j. to be permanently demiliiarized
German Austria becomes an independ-
ent state. along with the new Czecho-
Slovakia. Jugo-Slayia and Poland.
Danzig will be a free city with Polish
affiliations and Germany j. forced to
recognize the new states Of western
Russia
In Africa the immense German hold
in-~ ~ To the allied ami associated
powers a manufactures. japan agrees
10 return TO the Picking government all
the territory on the Chinese mainland
which she has lately acquired. but will
have Tsingtao In perpetuity. The vari-
Gus German islands If the Pacific 20 to
japan. Australia and New Zealand as
manufactures. which means that in all
human probability those countries will
be permanently installed there under
the convenient fiction ~ the league Of
nations language. Even the German
slice Of the Antarctic continent is 10
be yielded 10 the entente. VIII II be-
necessary To give anyone = mandate"
for this frigid and uninhabited region?
There are stIll 80 many details 10 be-
worked out thar il may be- some time
before the authentic new aliases can
be issued.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-20
Cape Prince of Wales Is
Said to Be the Stormiest
Region in All the World

The Storrniest place In AL the world
Is said 10 be- Cape Prince 81 Wales.
which Is the westeramost point OF
Alaska. II Is marked by considerable
mountain 2210 feet high. and fierce
winds blow there perpciunlly. Storms
from the Arctic ocean assail this In
hnspitable region all the year round.
Frank Hess Of the government geo
logical survey says that August 30 he
found himself IN the midst OF deep
snow on Cape Prince Of Walcs. with a
wind blowing 80 hard that he had 10
get behind rock 10 avoid being blown
into the sea.
The weather for the moment was
clear and he could see the coast Of ST.
IBERIA. across Bering strait. 40 miles
away. Here and there were rocks that
bore curious masses ~ snow crystals.
which stood out horizontally. having
been thrown and cornpacted by wind.
II was bitter cold. but down below
Were vast fields Of beautiful forgct-me-
nOts.
On the south side OF the mountain
Mr.. Hess SAYS that he came across
Eskimo dwell.ngs-''icloOs" dug I'M
derground and walled and rooted with
timbers. No trees grow in that re-
gion. but the natives o. f.sr northern
Alaska have always n plentiful supply
~ driftwOod. carried from the Yukon
river by an ocean current that skirts
the const.
Tho underground igloos construct
"a TO escape the storm and wind) were
50 built as To form connecting rooms.
with communicating doors that were
mere holes through which the occu-
pants were Obliged to wi on hands
and knees. The only ventilation was
afforded by the vertebrate " whale
(Which served ~ nm airtube). thrust
up through tile roof.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-20
Taxis and Other Motor
Vehicles Must Pay Tax

Tnxicahs. iitney buses and other
passenger automobile Operated for
hire are subject tr special government
taxes under Regulations ISSUED ~ the
International revenue BUREAU inter
prctiug the provisi - the revenue
act. An automobile with seating en-
pacity ~ from three 10 seven = taxed
$40 a year. and buses capable Of carr
rying more than seven are faxed so.
Two-pasScnger ears are exempt The
regulations provide that 'aus lines. au-
tomobilc stages and liincss operating
over regular routes" aud cars operated
ny sightseeing companies are liable
70 the tax. The tax Is assessed against
the car aud not the owner. SO that n
a man sells a car he may not transfer
the tax 10 another chr. This tax be-
came effective January I.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-20
Thrush Has Own Method OF
Slaughtering the Shelled
Snails to Gel the "Goody"

In districts where shelled SnailS are
abundant IL Is no rare thing, saws a
writer "a come across a stone utilized
as slaughter block by some particu-
lar thrush. Even II the bird is not
caught in the act. numerous broken
and empty shells scattered in the
neighhorhood hetray the Mace where
the molusk~ have been done 10 death.
Tho meth"d adopted hv the thrush
is simply Thar ~ dronplng a snail
from height time AMI again untl
the shell l. broken and the succulen'
body within is exposed To the captor's
neak. Bur the anvil is sometimes
made use ~ IN different way and
with dife-cnt end in view. The
other day In The drpthS ~ a fIichiand
birch wood. an observer cguc upon
such Il snrrirrial ~gcne. at which a
thrush was hnsily occupied. Held
glassce male evident tat not 2 snail
hut q cominrn black S,u- was his can
tive. This ,8e grasp d ny the Inidf''
with DIS lrak daShins II repel'Cdlf
with r,>ocndiuS >nmcks upon the
Sinnr. whenc" IL occasionally r'hor"'-
cl Only I'd De- caught AMI hammered
oncr moro.
Su'r,Q uont ey9uinaiion - ~"
stone revealed with whaf eject fh'
operation had been carricl ou,. Hrr
wlat ~ IT, purpu.c? Hcrc WIS M
.heli 10 be hnn'-cr Vi may BE- tho'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-20
Great Bodies of Water Not
CIassed Under Seven Seas

What are the seven scasF q
subscriber asks. ami adds II can lnd
np explanation about them in cyclic
pc'iiaS ~ dictionaries" There is in-
deed a great paucity Of Information
about ills familiar expression. which
Is the title ~ one 81 k.riines bral.&
A note. however. In the oxford Eng
lish Dictionary under "Sev,h~ read. /.
'"Ihe Seven scgS-ihc Arrlic. Ant
arctic North and South T.. giiit. North
aud South Atlantic. ana Indian
oceans" Curiously. this dictionary
does not mention the seven scns under
ihe word seas" lut gives instead
-ihe four Scas-ihc seas hourdiL.
Great Britain on thc four s'dcs.'--
Outlook.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-06-20
Music. OF Al! Arts. the One
Most Intimately interviewer
With Ethical Consciousness

or all arts. music Is the one most
intimately interviewer with the cih-
zeal CONSCIOUSNESS ~ our own time.
The oratori.s ~ Handel and ~
Mondclssohn 80 blend The sacred text
and Tie divine music that we think AZ
the two together. and almost * ~
things SO welded hv God that man
must not seek 10 Put them aSunder.
When have SIT 10 sing ia the chorus
OF the "AleSsiah." and have heard the
tenor take up the sweet burden ~
Comfort yc my people" I have felt
the whole chain ~ divine consolation
which those historic words express.
and which link the prophet II pre-
Christian times to the saints aud sin
ncrs Of today. In fnr-off Palestine |
have been shown the plain On which
IL Is supposed that the shepherds
were tending their hccks when the
birth ~ the Messiah was announced
10 them. But rs / turned my eyes 10
view II. my memory was full Of that
pastoral symphony ~ HANDLES. in
which the divine glory seems just
rnufiicd enough 10 bc ineligible To
our abrupt and haSty sense. Nay |
lately heard a beloved voice which
read the chapter Of Elijah's wonder
ful experience In the wilderness.
While ] listened. bar after bar 81
Mendelssohn's music struck itself on
in the resonant chamber ~ memory
and thanked the Hebrew ~ our own
time for giving intensity TO that
drama az insight and hcroism.-Julla
Ward Howe