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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-08

Mr. and Mrs. oscar H. Sara. az
Norfolk announce che ehgagem ent
and approaching marriage of their
daughter. Elizabeth Brooks, 10 Rev
Erancss John Brooks. Jr-. ~ West
Virginia Tire wedding takes place
scYne time In sne fail Mr.. Brooks
Il the son Of Rev. 7. ] Brooks. u.
D.. Of Roraney N'es, Virginia,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-08

Leave For Boston
Lieutenant Thomas Power O'Con-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-08

Mrs Frank Dean. OF this city. is
asstng the late summer seaeon at
Atlantic City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-08

A J. Fuighan has returned TO his
home here, from visit TO friends at
Windsor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-08

A. G Quarlee left Monday for
bombay. New York. 10 spend two
weeks
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20
BUCKEYE STATE HOME
of NOTABLE TROTT|NC
STOCK SAYS GORCHER
Gave Harness Racing Five
Champions, Including Ores
ceus, the Celebrated Step
ping Stallion.
By w. H. GOCHER.

Ohio occupies a unique place in light
the turf five champions before very
much breeding was done in the state,
while at a later date it placed the acid
stamp of merit on its products by
contributing Croesceus, the only trot-
| ting stallion that became a worlds
champion.
Pocahontas broke the ice for the
Buckeye state in 1856 when she Won
TO wagon in 2:1712. She was followed
by Yankee Sam, 2:161a, in 1869, Sleepy
George, 2:15, in 1878, and her grand
son Sleepy Tom, 2:12A, in 1879. Snug
gler also appeared in the seventies,
when his mile at 2:154 at Hartford
gave him and Marvin a national repu-
tation.
Nothing Is known of the breeding
of Yankee Sam or Sleepy George but
Pocahontas, Sleepy Tom and Snug
gler, as well as Shanghai Mary, the
tap root of the Electioneer family,
trace to Irons Cadmus, whose sire was
one of the horses which the Virginia
soldiers brought to southern Ohio after
the Revolution. Hiatoga also came
from the same source, which with the
Morgans in the western reserve We're
the foundation stock of the state.
MOHAWK TRoTTERS
Browns BeIlfounder, the only son of
imported Bellfounder that made
mark in the world Mohawk, and Mer-
rings Blue Bull were the next addi-
lions. The reputation of Bellfounder
rests on the descendants of Belle Lupe.
the grandam of Belmont, while the
Mohawk trotters spread all over cen
trail Ohio from Knox county. Mer-
rings Blue Bell, also known as Ohio
Farmer, was located in Butler county,
where he got Pruden's Blue Bull. He
was the sire of Wilson's Blue Bull, the
horse that put the speed spark in the
Indiana trotters.
The Hambletonian family contrib
uted New York, Rysdyk, and Alert, |
while c. F. Emery, encouraged by his
success with Parana, went to Kentucky |
and purchased King Wilkes, Wedge !
wood, Monaco. Hermes, Nugget and |
Connaught. Also at later date Re |
strengthened the Forest City farm stud I
by selecting Brown Wilkes and Patron. |
All of them got speed but none of them |
approached the showing of Elyria, the !
son of Mambrino King that put Lorain
county on the map of the horse world |
and proved the only century sire of
trotters that made, his reputation In
Ohio. Wilton. another century sire.
was located at Circleville during the
last few years of his career, while
Bobby Burns. the banner bearer of
Court House, by including
PAGERS. runs up to one hundred and
forty four performers, and Norval, who
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20
SAM SHARMAN is SOME
SHARP AS A SHOOTER

sam II. Sharman, directing head O.
the destinies of the Sharman Auto
company of Boise, Salt Lake and Den.
ver is not only a wizard on automo-
biles but recently starred in the Ari.
IONA state shoot.
The sporting section of the Salt LAX,
Tribune of April IA says this of Mr.
Sharman's gunnery, under a good like
ness of Bosses recent acquisition to the
auto industry:
$. II. Sharman, who left early
last week to compete in the Ari-
IONA state shoot at Phoenix, is
again up to his old tricks. A mes
sage has been received, imparting
the information that Sam had
again cleaned up. The message
reads as follows:
"Sharman missed one target in
30 Friday in the state shoot, be-
ing held here, and was high gun
over the entire field of both pro-
fessionals and amateurs. Shar-
man broke all the first hundred
birds shot it,"
Ernie Ford, the little Ogden gun
ner who also left the early part of
last week for California, was to
join Sharman and they expected to
take in a few state shoots together
while away From the way both
shooters are going at the present
time. it seems safe bet that they
will put on some keen competition.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

with a member who plays a weaker
game.
The members have been teamed as
follows:
Matheson- Cluen
Springer McClain
Altman Addison
Alloway- Graham
King Mitchell
KALEIDOSCOPE
Lane Kearsted
Lawson -Rhodenbaugh
Marion Jenkins
c. NJ Martin-Jones
Oxford White
Pickett Priest
Pope Grove
Robinson Baldwin
Senger- Sullivan
Schmelzel- Hanson
Standish-J Johnson
Trenor-T. S. Martin
Russell Westlake
Immediately following this tourna-
ment number of others will be
started by the tournament committee
and these will continue throughout
the season.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

the first part of the season and was
then sold to Commander J. X. L. Ross
of Toronto for S27,500
He started Il times, winning IA
of the races, including the Idle Hour
stakes at Lexington. the Harold at
Louisville, the Eastern Shore Eclipse,
Grab Bag Handicaps at New York,
Sanford Memoial and United Statese
Hotel stakes at Saratoga, the Column
bus Handicap and Annapolis at Balti-
more.
In the United States Hotel stakes
he carried 1876 pounds, the highest
weight under which 2-year-old has
won an important event in this coun-
try, and equalled only by the perfor-
nance of Hamburg at Saratoga in his
2 -year form.
Eternal is brown colt bred in Fay
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20
FAVORITES IN KENTUCKY DERBY

Lexington, Ky, April 19.-The two
Kentucky Derby, Eternal and Billy
Kelly, hold their present position in
the estimation of the racing public by
reason of the class shown last season
in their 2-year-old form.
Billy Kelly is a bay gelding and
was bred by Jerome Respess of Ken
lucky. He was bought as a year.
ling for $500 by w. F. Poison of Buff
falo, in whose colors he raced during
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

cite county, Kentucky, by John Cor.
ham. He is owned by Edward r.
Simms Of Texas and Kentucky, J. W.
McClelland of Lexington, and Henry
oliver of Pittsburg. The colt started
in eight races, winning six, including
the Hopeful at Saratoga. Oakdale
Handicap and the John r. Mclean
Memorial at Laurel, q match against
Billy Kelly, for $4,000 q side with the
Same amount added by the associa
ton, the winnings to go to the Red
Cross. As result of this victory
Eternal became known as the Rcd
Cross horse.
Eternal won in stakes and purses
S56,1S7 while Billy Kelly earned $685.
1888. The first named is trained by
Kimball Patterson, and the gelding By
H. G. Bedwell.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20
MATCH PLAYERS
FOR TOURNAMENT
BOISE GOLF CLUB
Two Ball Foursome Arranged
for Members-First Flight
From the Entrance Teeing
Grounds Sunday Morning.
PROMISES EXCITING SPORT
Play Will Be for 20 Holes or
Twice Around Course-Play-
ers Alternate in Striking Ball
COMMITTEE in Charge.
PROMISES EXCITING SPORT

The tournament committee of the
Boise Golf club has matched members
for play in the opening tournament to
take place today on the Mountain
View links. The tourney is in the
form of a two-ball foursome. Play
will be for % holes and all matches
will start from the entrance tee at the
end of Brumback street.
Those club members who do not
happen to be listed as matched are
requested to report to the tournament
committee at the course entrance at
$3.50 o'clock. All matches must be
away by 1880 o'clock. AS soon as
one foursome can move safely off the
fairway a second foursome viii, De
started.
This is the first tournament of the
Boise Golf club this season and prom
ses to be one of intense interest. The
teams making the lowest and next to
the lowest scores for the % holes will
be awarded trophies in the form of
golf balls. An entrance fee of 90
cents is charged. which must be paid
to the committee in charge before
play is started.
The links are in fast condition and
the green's in excellent shape. 1t is
anticipated that some very good scores
will be made. In matching the play
ers an effort has been made by the
tournament committee to bring to-
sether one. of the strongest golfers
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20
REDS TAME TIGERS.

Cincinnati, April 19-Reuther, of the
Reds, held Detroit down to Shree runs
while his team mates were getting
five tallies, and won the only game
the Tigers played here. Detroit went
to Columbus today
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

Much as we dislike to do 1t, we are
reluctantly constrained to ask Nick
Collins to decide whether in the fu-
ture he will only promote and manage
athlete exhibitions or will continue to
do that, and also continue to manage
the referee, besides looking after the
physical welfare of Boises best. 1t
makes no difference how perfectly
capable the referee may be, let the
least thing out of the ordinary happen
and Mickey will run into the ring and
decide it,. We have watched him
closely for nigh on to seven years and
it's time to stop. Some fine night
some fine referee will bawl him out
and invite or push him off the mat
and that would be most unbecoming
with ladies present. Get us, Nick? No
harm meant, simply friendly tip.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

Well, at that, the next go will prob
ably be supervised by a regularly or
dained and appointed athletic com
missioner. Bet you even money no
matter who he is, some fans will pan
his every ruling.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20
WYE ARE soft" not hard"

/ u
| w shelled crab this morning an,
it's all on account of Eliza
beth, she, the manager of Lonnie ant
| frankie Tucker. This young lad,
manages her two fightingest twir
| brothers, Frankie weight 1913 pounds
and Lonnie, weight 1873 pounds. The
fuckers hail from San Francisco, and
Miss 7. wants to stage couple OF
contests" here.
Miss Elizabeth sends along not only
the lamps of her fighters, "challeng-
ers of the world under the direction OF
Elizabeth Tucker. but she sent her
photo. If the boys look half as gooc
as their manager, wen play them
straight across the boards, and all
home industries, fightwise, anywhere
within their weights, are on
A paragraph from Miss Manager
letter:
Boxed draw with CIonie
TAFT, Canadian champion at CAL
gary with only one days training.
At Yakima, Wash, he boxed Lee
Morrissey what the referee pleased
to call a draw, though Frankie
won by big margin. l understand
that Morrissey is a drawing card
in your city so would prefer him
TO anyone else, unless, of course,
you have someone you think bet
ter than he. We would like to get
decision over Morrissey and a
return match is the only way to
get it; that is why I suggest him.
He weighs several pounds more
than frankie, as frankie is a 12S-
FOUNDER to 80.
II enclose a few photographs.
If you arrange match will send
you some good publicity material
and regular pictures. Thanking
you, I am, yours in sport"
What do you know about this for
a regular girl? Get busy, Nick, and
give us a real boxing show
Jew gifts" or whatever they call
it, may go great elsewhere but as for
us, give us catch-a catch can, or
which reminds us. Mr.. Anderson, man
ager of Tara Miyake, champion jul
jitsu wrestler of the world" might
as well seek green fields and pastures
new because he has pulled off too
much old stuff here already.
After hogging half of Collins pro-
gram Thursday night in speech maxi
ing, throughout which the representa-
tive of one paper read HIS paper and
the other yawned, he spoke to the
Grab as follows: you now have a
chance to write a fine story on my
speech" to all of which we said
what about De Courts offer to make
100 pounds for a catch AS catch can
match and cover your mind bet to
put up $500 on the side? % Anderson
must thing we're a bunch of hicks"
oh, we wonder where she gets that
stuff when she lives down in our al
ley.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

How would you like to be a referee
for living" Doc" Dresser and Otto
M. preferred. Tell me Mr.. Alexander,
amt refereeing a sucker game? 1t pays
so well too.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

Chicago-The high cost of speeding
has been tempered with the INSTALL
ment plan by Judge Stelk of the speed
er's court. Convicted joy riders can
pay ten per cent down and ten per
Sent per month.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

Now we want boxing exhibition
Harry Gillum VS.. some good one pre-
ferred. We put the mat crab over
maybe we'll get this
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

Did you ever attend a Contest" in
your life and find missing some who
didn't know more about how it should
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

be done than the men who make the
doing thereof q profession?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

Again and again, with apologies to
Mr.. Pops.
We thank you-
or nearly so.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20
BUNCH Of ATHLETES
/. CONCREGATE IN THE
CAPITAL Of IDAHO
Unusual Combination of Mat
sters Gathered in the Biggest
Little City in the Wide
World.
THEY ARE REAL ONES, TOO
Probably No City Has Attracted
at One Time So Many Men of
Championship Stride as Are
Noted Here.
THEY ARE REAL ONES, TOO
By MAT
\ EE the picture next door.
= II ia a ratbar ,,p,,e,,,I ,or,hi ,

| By NAT
! q ZEE the picture next door,
~ 1t is a rather unusual combina.
~ ton.
Nick DE Court CDavscourt) known
| from coast TO coast as such and as a
likely contender for worlds champion
| ship honors in the heavyweight wrestl-
ing class.
Ad Santel is unquestionably the
light Heavyweight champion of the
world.
| Tara Miyake (Japanese) is probably
the champion Jul jitsu wrestler of the
world.
| Tom Grant is a good boy who will
be heard from. He is a clean wrestler
with a future.
SEES WHOSE WHO IN PICTURE
| The others in the picture are ]. An
derson, manager for Miyake, Nick Col
Inns, undisputed champion of Idaho, as
a physical well being builder, Doctor
Dresser of Boise, dentist and erst-
while referee and former amateur
lightweight champion of Minnesota:
| Doc" Cannon of Boise, foot doctor
and dean of fans, who has seen them
all go and thinks Santel and De Court
are the class Of the country; Bob
Managoff, champion of Asia, who
broke Frank Gotch's leg in 1916; Ed
ward q. Rosenlreim, an occasional
writer of sports for this paper and
formerly a sporting writer in the east,
whose old age has not dimmed his in
terest in clean sports, and an assistant
Of Collins.
SPECIALLY POSED
These men posed especially for the
Capital News, shortly after Prom otter
Collins had signed up De Court and
Santel for finish match at the Pin
ney theatre, Thursday, April "a.
Perhaps at no one time have as
many real wrestlers been gotten to-
gether at one place for a picture and
Boise does not claim more than $4,000
population at that.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

De Court is fast winning a home
among us who appreciate a true
sportsman. Some think so much of
him after his great showing Thursday
night under the most trying conditions
that he can borrow anything but our
tooth brushes.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

BY the way, we got the new mat and
Managoff and De Court showed their
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20
LIVE SPORTING NEWS
SPORTING GOSSIP Of THE CAPITAL
By "The Crab"

appreciation by wrestling fast and furf
ously.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

"Miyake," De Court tells us again
he'll put on a jacket with you at any
time you elect after 10 a. m. today,
but caCticns you to watch your step
and ears. He'll accommodate you for
the benefit Of Bosses newspaper men
and incidentally cover Anderson's 500
slnIols. Eirnks or cases, (not conserva-
tion) and grin even, If he loses. He
thinks you might do but firmly be-
lieves you eIe badly advised.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

Although Managoff is prone to lose
his head and has lost it twice in Boise,
he's a good natured "slob" and we re-
GREETED to see him pull out on the
east bound Friday morning, 1920. He
has more real comedy than some who
make a living at it, and Bob makes
his out of ice cream cones. At that,
our guess is, had not Miyake's man.
ager talked in his native tongue so
much to Bob, the sporting writers OF
the capital would have been relieved
from the painful necessity of panning
him for rough stuff"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

After all, it's wrestlers, not CONVEX
sationalists and linguists, we're inter-
ested in. Eth, what, brother fans?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

Continued on Page 1D
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-20

Can you dope it all out, Mr.. Fan?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-19
THE PENDLETON
WOOLEN MILLS

robes, bath robes, sIumber
robes, crib blankets and bed
blankets make the best gifts
possible. A great assort-
ment Of them to choose
from. We prepay out of
town postage on Pendleton
mills products.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-19

Womens Patent Vamp Boot, kid top, lace, plain toe
French heel Price $1,000
Womens Black Kid Vamp Boot, Field Mouse button top
French heel plain toe Price ............. $3.50
Women's Dark Brown Kid Vamp Boot, field mouse kid
top, lace plain toe military heel Price S12.50
Womens Gray Kid Boot lace, Goodyear welt imitation
tip French heels. Price $500
Womens Black Kid Boot, button Goodyear welt plain
toe, French heel Price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $1,000
JERSEY LEGGINS
We have just received large shipment of black jersey
leggins for women, misses and children.
RUBBERS
We have also received shipment of rubbers for
men, women and children
your feet ache and pain if you have caouses your
feet tire easily if have fallen broken arches call at
shoe department, have graduate expert
I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IL

YOUNG Man would buy lnicresi In ieriti,
mate busiuets. preferably auto. Phone
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. following letter has been re-
reMed BY the Coolaar Motor
Am tuo owner tf a "four-NInrfy
4+Ntfo1ct touring ear. and have Inet
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Ping you = statement uf ihe record I
have made with my little car. rtnr.
lnck, California. the last place I START
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der ? load frcui Turlork 70 AIhuuues-
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hfty minutes, and did M night driving
80 ell ly this ! mean that 1 ala NOT
horn the lights ON tho car at all. and
YOU Know how early u reiu dark IN
the afternoon. The total distance
FROM albuquerque 10 Turluck II fssB
miles. used one gallon or uL ana
aFfrarrd - miles 20 = gallon % gas.
and In ntuny piarcs I uniled through
mud up 70 thc axics for miles ut al
stretch.
y have u my car q total OF ts7f
miles. and I am sim on the original
tires which nrc IN good shape ana the
car has cost mo a total Of fa9n FOR
reuuirs. n any one else with am
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SANTA fE, n. NJ, Nov. 2a.zThe
Townsiie development COM
pnny. Incorporated. with PRINCIPAL
Offices at Naimont. Otero county has
He'd its charter with the STATE cor-
poration commission. The statutory
agent n Charles A. Cutler. The au-
thorized capital stock of the corpor-
Riien l. 500, geo. and business win be
commenced with $4,000 paid in. The
incorporRtors are; Charles A. Cutler.
Alamogordo. $500; j. @. McFadin,
~ paso, $500; John q. Robins. Las
Cruces. se00.
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teciive Union No. 1. "a frntcrnai or
ganization OF santa Re, has filed It's
articles o. Incorporation with the
state corporation commission. The
organization IL not for profit. and Is
without capital stock. The statutory
agent - Guadalupe SAILS. The incor-
p%oratcrs are; N. Apodaca. William
salnnar. Joaquin Martinez Henry
Alarid. Jacobo Montoya. Duadalupe
sails.
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CONTRACTOR

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his automobile yestcrdal 4
noon a, 7hsra ana New ~
hue. The pavement
perry and perhAbf
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tnH M = circle At fh,rir
ton % these streets Nsed
included a street car fa-
~ That corner. MoI oh
trolman Brooks camfsg1a-
.Ned hernadnto
smnslerrs o,
torrScle cop Ruurned
Round and ~ his mo-
hernadltto Caccif
tor car. brt' COM
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Inc mo- eernaditto
-ircumDavlfsiih ppeared In
endcdEh and was
court blation ~ the
ined $40 fof Mr.. Cacclvil-
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VIZ MANUFACTURES q garhurctor fnr Ford
cars which Is guaranteed 90 give double
conatruet-d regardless 81 name. male or
price. We are uuw ready 10 furnish caflm
retorH also Tor EodEe and Maxwell cars
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time. Money refunded " fifteen days FREE
trial does not prove ~ Entirely new frin
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