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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06
NRIGGLERS ARE
GETTING READY
United States WrestlerS
Who Enter Olympics
Hold Tourney
Hold Tourney.

Birmingham. Ala, April 6.-Wres-
tiers from all sections OF the country
participated here Monday night IN the
amateur wrestling tournament sew
eral Of the entrants are expected 70
De- among representative or the
United states in the Olympic games
al Antwerp. Summaries
les pound class: Hausen, ~ \ A,
81 C. Birmingham, with body hold-
Time, one minute, 30 seconds
LONE. n Y. A C. New orks threw
ockabaugh. oklahoma A G. NJ with
flying mare. Time, minutes D
Nsnrer. C. H L. Chicago. threw
smiles. 3. A. C., Birmingham with
double shoulder hold Time, min
-' ;rraEos- =. II. c. A, Gary, Ind,
threw SpleTtl, B. A C.. Birmingham,
with doul1e arm lock Time, min
utes. so seconds ~
I75 pound class: Kunert. T. ~
C. A., Gary, Ind, gained decision over
candy. 81 A c.. Birmingham
MEYERS, c. Il L, Chicago, threw
CANDY. 3. A. c. Birmingham, Win
arm hold Time, I minute II secon4lss-
EIeavvVveight class Taylor, B. A. =,
BirmfnEhann. threw Duguid, L. A a,
rs Angeles. with double arm lock
Time. minutes, 20 seconds
Runert. =. n C. A, Gary, 4l1-,
threw Meyers, c. II. L Chicago, Win
double shoulder lock Time, z min
utes. 40 seconds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06

125 pound class: william Shine,
Weymouth, stopped Joseph Rooney.
Pawtucket. r. L
135 pound class. B. Ponteau. New
York. stopped Edward Gill, Boston.
145 pound class: Roy Helton.
Kansas City. defeated Nick Floric,
New York. William Capbeu. Pitts
burgh, defeated John Donovan. Brock
ton
rs pound class: r. Peterson. san
Francisco, stopped Ernest Perrin. New
Orleans. in two rounds. Edward
Pagan. Yale. defeated Frank Grayber,
Pittsburgh: John Burke. Pittsburgh,
defeated Edmund Beley. Newtonville-
At midnight about one-half Of the
preliminary and second round bouts
had been decided and semi-finals had
been determined only in the lob and
the 15S pound classes. Gale FarOu-
bar Of Los Angeles, an indicated
boxer. maintained his record after
ne had advanced to the second round
in the 15S pound class without compe-
tition by defeating Jack Shraven, OF
Weymouth.
los pound class, second round: Will
liam Cohan, New York, stopped Scire
in two rounds.
Devito defeated McAIanus.
Bass defeated Heuser-
James Manning. Boston. defeated A
Guellott. New orleans.
I58 pound class, second round: Gale
Farguhar, Los Angeles defeated Jack
Shrieven, Weymouth Frank Gray
Der, Pittsburgh. defeated Joseph Fer
~. Philadelphia.
sam Lagonia. New York. and J. J.
Hayes, New York, advanced 20 the
semi-finals through byes-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06
Belgium Getting
Ready For Games

Antwerp. Belgium. April g
King Albert, Of Belgium, who Is tax
ing a keen interest IN the olympic
rames 70 be held here this sumner,
has called upon authorities between
this city and the stadium 10 repair
an roads 10 accommodate the heavy
traffic expected This district stun
shows the effect Of the German bonn
bardment. and considerable work VIII
lie necessary TO put the highways In
good condition
Skating teams from France. Fin
land and England and Belgium are
entered for the ice events TO be pre-
scented from April q to 80.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06

in 1918 and last year. but they fooled
near the end and lost out The strain
seems TO be too great and opposition
is too strong
Big league bah clubs hate 70 see
anybody win the pennant but them
selves and take supreme delight in
seeking the favorite- While this IS
being done a dark horse develops IN
expected speed and breezes home un-
der wraps Thus il can be seen that
coping the flag Is not a lead pipe
cinch.
THERE are many possibilities in the
1920 race I have seen every team
in action except the Chicago Cubs.
and Il IS hard to dope out the sec
ond division clubs You never can tell
when team viii develop a winning
streak and come up from behind. and
from present Indications. that little
thing viii be quite popular this sum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06

GOOGLE MUSKOPF. military dis
y trict lightweight champion. is
but one Of the promising athletes
who viii be sent from Fort Bliss to
represent the Fl Paso district in the
departmental glove tournaments at
Fort Sam Houston in the near future.
This is the view OF a Fort Bliss
athletic booster who believes that in
the present crop Of boxers the Fl
Paso district has ample material for
the bringing home OF just as many
championships as * scored in the sam
tournament in 1913
Boxing has again been resumed
nt Fort Bliss ns n part Of the
athletic trimming OF the troops
Of the garrison and also In the
camps of organizations In the en-
tire district. IL has become a
regular number on the program
Of the athletic directors and reRi-
entail tournaments Will be the
card during the summer months.
81 T. said.
Wednesday night the second OF al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06

should be easy. That's how things
look at the present writing
Cincinnati Is all set while the
nfher seven clubs nre developing
new men for vncant positions
PitfsburE, for example, has n good
looking club, but n couple Of new
pitchers must come through. and
manager Gibson f. not yet sat
isfied with the men playing first
and third base McGrnW's infield
does not look strong enough to
carry the club through a strenu-
Gus season and no one knows how
the Cubs viii look when they face
the barrier. In fact. every club
In the league. with the exception
OF the Reds, has a lot OF work
TO do in selecting its complete
lineup But we viii be able to
tell more about IL after the sea
son gets under way. Cincinnati
won the championship last year.
the club looks rs n Il would re-
peat and that means tough sled
ding.
The other seven entries viii battle
he Reds in every game, as Is always
he case with a pennant winning az
sreEatiOn- The best pitchers VII be
saved for Pat Moran's men and seven
managers viii be plotting all season
10 keep him out Of first place
Baseball is a very uncertain propo-
sition, but that's what makes the
game interesting The April favor
tie IS not always first under the wire
It the finish and merely for sake OF
argument consider the Giants Nc
iraw had his men going at top speed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06

mer. To me II looks like a free FOL
all In the National league. with Gin
cinuati presenting the strongest bat
lie front on paper.
The Chicago Cubs have many
supporters. but from what / have
learned. the club must be
strengthened considerably In or
der to be considered a pennanf
possibility. The cutfieId. with
Flaek. Robertson and Barber, g..
not the best In the league by any
means Then the inffeld f. rather
uncertain Hollocher may not
start the season. a. his left hand
has been operated upon TO re-
move n growth from one Of the
tendonE- IL viii take time for the
wound to heal Buck HerzoE viii
play In harness and no one knows
how long he Will be In the Eame-
That leaves Fred Merkle at first
Continued on Next Paee.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06
PRolINENT WRIrEns c0NTRIBUTE.
Fl. Bliss Boxers To Defend
Titles In Sou. Department

series OF shows viii be held in the
studorium motor group arena just
below the rim OF the mesa at Fort
Bliss. lluskopf viii defend his newly
Claimed honors OF district lightweight
champion when he meets Tommy
Nelson. one OF the navy cracks who
recently made Fl Paso his home.
In the event he T. returned the
victor OF the match. Muzkouf an
nounces that he will 20 after the
hest men IN the border patrol in
order 10 establish bis supremecy-
The show will be made an all
star one from every nnEie rs
Frankie FoWser, border weller
champion f. TO referee the pre-
Iiminnrfes and Billy smith viii
handle the main event
Referee Jack Mcdonald who has
been contributing his services in the
past toward furthering the Interest
in army sports by officiating as referee
win not be able 20 handle the bouts
owing TO the pressure Of business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06
Canadian Team
Sends Good Word

New York April "a telegram
from the Canadian Hockey associa-
ton wishing the American Olympic
hockey team a pleasant voyage 10
Antwerp for the Championship
matches was received here sunday
The message was signed by W A
Hewitt OF Toronto, who viii be man
ager OF the Winnipeg Falcons, the
Canadian Olympic hockey entry, and
who also IS secretary Of the Canadian
Amateur Hockey association and the
Ontario Hockey association
His telegram addressed TO Cornelius
FeIloWes, president Of the tnterna-
tional skating union, said
Canadian hockey team reciprocates
good wishes of yourself and the
United States Olympic hockey team
We wish you pleasant voyage and
hope that the best team wins at
Antwerp
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06
Army and Navy
Meet On May 29

Annapolis, Nd. April swim the
annual contest against the rtNal -
0aTsfs TO be played at the naval
acadelnv on May %. as the primary
attraction. navy expects an interest
Ing baseball season
The schedule calls for IL games
With the Tigers as the opposing
force and VIII close with the Army
coach Billy Lush. formerly Of Yale,
who is filling his fourth annual con-
tract s. mentor has a number or
veterans as a nucleus besides an army
Of new candidates. During this week
however. the squad has been reauced
TO q and thirty Of these are now oc-
cupyinE seats about the training
IA be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06
BASEBALL


At Dallas RHE
Pittsburg Nationals ........2 8 ]
Dallas. Texas League. s 1
Batteries: Pittsburg. Ponder and
Lee: Dallas. Hunt, COnley and Rob-
ertson-
F.. At Columbia. s. c. RI Z.
Brooklyn Nationals .-.9 Il 5
New York Americans 9 j
Batteries Brooklyn. Pfeffer, Mar
guard. hobart and Elliott. Kruger;
New York, Smallwood. McGraw, Pie
miller and Murphy. Hoffman.
At Huntington, ". Va-Boston
Nationals-Detroit Americans, no
game, snow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06
PIRATES LOSE
To UNIVERSITY
Superior Pitching of Bus
Gillette Aids Texas
Victory.

Austin, Texas. April 6.-Youne.
error. AIcCullough's sacrifice hit. sin
giles by Cannon and FaIk in the frs
innings netted the Texas Long Horns
two runs. enough TO win 8roudav
afternoons contest here with the
Southwestern Pirates. The final scora
was 90 o.
Atter the. first inning the game was
pitchers battle with GfUafr ~
Texas getting the better OF StsfforI
former navy pitcher. Gillett wag n
perfect trim. getting II strfkeo1rs
and starred al the bat with a frinie
in the final round. Stafford Seemed
SIX striEeouts and walked four Ionr
Horns In the eighth inning me-
Long Horns meet the T. =. q. Horned
Frogs here Wednesday and Thurs
day The score by innings.
Southwestern goo 600 900
Texas -....260 900 00x-2 o
batteries - Southwestern. Stafford
and Pearson, Texas Giuett and Harf
Time Of game-Oue hour. IS min
ures- Lmpire-Shefleld
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06
BOXING

IIN-T1NIILIN INUIII-7
NEWARK. y. J.. April 6.-Willie
IN Meehan Of California, outfought
Al Roberts Of New York in an
eight round bout here Monday night.
Meehan, who weighed I95 pounds. 20
pounds more than his opponent was
the agEressor throughout
Clay Turner OF Madison, Wis. sub
stituted for Al Weinart Of Newark.
defeated ole Anderson Of Seattle in
an eight round contest Turner
weighed 172 and Anderson 1S5.
Gene Tunney Of New York, light
heavyweight, champion OF the Ameri-
can expeditionary forces. knocked out
*. O." Sullivan OF Shenandoah. Pa.
in the first round Tunney weighed
us pounds and Sullivan 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06

Memphis. Tenn, April 6.-Pal Moore
OF Memphis was given a referees de-
cisiOn over Harry Bramer Of san
Francisco in an eight round bout here
Monday night They are bantam
weights Bramer carried the fight
to Moore in every round, but the local
boy landed the larger number Of
blows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06

Raleigh. n. C.. April s.-Joe Steeher
champion heavyweight wrestler 81
the world. successfully defendef hiS
title mere Monday night In a match
with Tommy Drask Of The Nether-
lands Stecher took successive fafTs
each with body scissors and arm
lock. the first in one hour and ten
minutes and the second IN one minute.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06
BOWLING:


DEORIA. III, April 6.-The highest
single game OF the 1920 American
Bowling congress was rolled here
Monday night. when A Bomgraber.
Of the Fond Du Lac, Wis, Central
alleys team, hit for $50. His team
failed to reach a high mark and was
outside the money.
Nick Veins, Of Detroit, shooting
for a score OF 2946, rolled into sixth
place in the five men events. Old
Glory five. Of Detroit, was second for
the night with 2S47, and Blacks En-
pires, Of Peoria third. with 2S40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06

London. Eng, April 5.-Frank Moran
Of Pittsburgh Monday night beat Tom
Cowler Of Cumberland, IN a Is round
fight at HelbOrn stadium. Moran
won on points. Cowler took the place
Of Arthur Townley, light heavyweight
who had met with an accident
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06
Get in Touch With Your
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cities of the United States Your Festone Simply Truck
Bureau has facts and information available for all
shippers farmers manufacturers, truck transportation
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Three bulletins have already been issued-Buetn No.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06

st. Louis. April 6.-Jack Lawler Of
Omaha knocked out Young Clancy
Chris Burkhardt) OF New Orleans in
the third round Of a scheduled eight
round bout here Monday night. The
men fought at $50 pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06

Albuquerque, \. n. April g
Fighting Taylor of St Louis.
knocked out Ed. Hagen OF San Fran
cisco at the Armory here Monday
night IN the third round OF what was
to have been a twelve round boxing
bout The men are middleweights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06

Denver. Colo. April 6.-Harry Greb
Of Pittsburgh was awarded a decision
over Capt. Bob Roper. Of Chicago in
their twelve round boxing match here
Monday night The men are light
heavy weights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06

Bobby Jones Is said TO be putting
an unusual amount Of pep into his
work in the Detroit training camp
since he has seen Babe Pineli IN
action The fleet youngster from the
Pacific coast is after Bobby's job.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-06

All Of the latest news Of boxing wrestling. foot
ball baseball. golf. bowling tennis and other athletic
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Information sporting special
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These figures show how Ship by Truck is increasing.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
MANY CANDIDATES
ELEVEN JuRisTs ASPIRE II
SUPREME JuooEshIP.
Three Vacancies on Supreme Bench TO
De Flilsd--All Candidates For Re-
publican Nominations District Or
Former District Judges - STATE
Trsssvrsr Heyt viii - Unsppossd.
Special to Times Republican.


Des Moines. Jan. 2O.--To date there
are eleven candidates for three vacan-
cies on the supreme court bench. The
three present incumbents are out for
| reelection. Chief Justice Silas NJ.
Weaver, Of Iowa Fahs. Justice Ben I,
Salinger. of Carroll, and Justice Scott
ID. Ladd. of Sheldon.
Other candidates are Judges E q. Al
bert, Jefferson. Thomas Arthur, Lo-
gan. William ]. Springer. New Hamp-
ton. R. p. Howell, Iowa City, Charles
Hutchinson, Des Moines, Lawrence
DeGraf, Des Motn@, W. 8. Withrow,
Mt. Pleasant and Attorney Robert
Haines, Des Moines.
The legislature having repealed the
nom partisan judiciary law, candidates
for the supreme judgeship on the party
tickets will have to be nominated at
state judicial conventions. Delegates
to the state judicial conS ention will ba
selected at county and district conven-
tons.
Senator Frank E. Thompson. OF Bur-
lington has begun the circulation OF
his nomination papers for congressman
from the INST congressional district,
and J. ". Grimes, of Montezuma. IN the
sixth district. Both are seeking NOM
nations on the republican ticket in
their respective districts,
State Treasurer Z. H. Hoyt Is out for
state treasurer again and is circulating
papers. Thus far he has no opposition.
Many candidates for the legislature are
out with their papers.
R. e. Johnson. the newly appointed
secretary of the state executive coun-
ell. is expected to take up his duties
Feb. Is. He has been county treas
urer for several years in Muscatine
county and has the reputation among
county examiners of being one of the
best county officials in the state. Hts
father Is one Of the well-known
bankers Of Muscatine county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
TO HONOR BOY SCOUTS.
Good Turn Week, Fob. STA, Will Be
Observance of Scout Principle.

1000 urn Week, Feb. S-14, Will Be
Observance of Scout Principle.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Jan. 20.--1n his state
ment Of endorsement OF good turn"
week Governor ". L.. Harding urges
its observance during the week of Feb.
s to IA by following the rule OF the
boy scouts TO do q good turn to some
one each day during that week. The
week,to be known as good turn" week
will De in honor OF the boy scout move
ment, Governor Harding said.
The. tenth anniversary Of the Boy
Scouts of America, Feb. s to Il, will be
observed with nationwide campaign
to make the daily good turn of the
boy scout universal practice for that
week by inviting every man. woman
selves to do at least one good turn each
day during that time.
The good turn is not the perform
ance of regular duty or task. 1t may
and does take on civic and national as
poets. but this campaign applies more
especially to the personal, individual
good turn It may mean the guiding
Of q stranger to his destination. bind
ing UP an injured dogs foot. stopping a
runaway horse. helping an automo-
bilist to mend punotured tire. feeding
and housing Of winter birds. keeping
neighbours sidewalk clear Of snow.
searching for q lost child. reporting
fire traps and unsanitary conditions to
the proper authorities, being eyes for
the blind. feet for the busy, hands for
the helpless, cheer for the sad. 1t may
mean the performance Of any one Of a
thousand deeds Of helptulness which
may appear in the course OF the days
adventures. It makes no difference
what the service Is, provided 1t is a
genuine good turn done in the true
spirit OF scaut fr!endliness to all the
world.
II bespeak the cooperation OF the
people Of Iowa in making this unique
campaign of mutual helpfulness . sue
cess. and urge every cit!sen and every
child to enrich the worlds supply Of
good will by active participation in
this commendsSle movement"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20

All those molds
are sent free to
users of Jify-Jell.
We want you
to have them. We
want Jify = Jell
s erved attrac-
lively.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
TAX LAW TO STAND
EXCESS PROFITS TO STAND uN-
TIL AFTER ELECTION.
Revenues Therefrom Necessary TO Car
~ on Government ard No Suitable
Substitute Has Been Propossd--Rs.
publieans Plan TO Repeal Law in
Due Course Of Time.
tBy Il. @. Dougherty.l

Washington, Jan. e0,--Tax on busi-
ness-known as the excess profits tax
is going to be revoked. but probably
not until after the election.
Business may be assured that the
republican ma fority in congress in
tends TO Withdraw this war emergency
burden as soon as is exped!ent, hut
politics as we'll as national finances Is
entering into the decision as 10 when.
The republican majority on the ways
and means committee-charged with
inaugurating revenue measures ana
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
YANk HOME FROM SIBERIA.
Lieut.. J. J. Brown Tells Webster City
How Siberian Railroads Are Run.

G'eut. y. y. Drown WIS "o6SteF wy
How Siberian Railroads Are Run.
Special to Times Republican.
Webster City. Jan. 20.-L!eut. Jesse
J. Brown. formerly train dispatcher on
this division OF the Northwestern line,
has just returned from more than two
years service in an American railroad
regiment in Russia and Siberia. After
the ar1nistice was signed he was sent
1000 miles into the interior Of Siberia
under the protection OF the Czecho-
Slovak government. Lieut. Brown
goes to Montividio, MINI. az train dis
catcher for the Milwaukee line.
He states that the Russians in
Siberia are not . progressive working
psople. They got up very late In tho
morning and have . regular dinner At
10 o'clock and eat again il . few
hours. At 10 o:cioox 1t might they 60
to q show and seldom set homo before
2 o'clock In the morning.
Their methods Of railroading are
crude and nfty years behind American
methods. The railroad men, however.
are Intelligent, the road bed and track
fine and the motive power excellent
mostly OF foreign manufacture. The
methods Of operation are ancient.
Station agents control the running OF
trains. Tho first train In IL the frst
train out and trains wait while agents
argue as to which train 10 to leave and
which to stay. They do not use the
key and sounder, but cling TO the
ticker tape method and usually women
copy the messages. Reports regarding
train movements are mailed to division
headquarters.
The engines have no bells, only
whistles: Switchmen do not ride
around on the engine, but are station
ed at various distances about the
yards. When an engine wants the
round house it whistles twenty-six
times. five short whistles, blown FIVE
times and then one long blast
American railway men were cor
daily and courteously treated,
Food in Siberia u plentiful and very
cheap. Russian women are always
present about the depots and on tho
streets selling roast pigs, roast
chickens. ducks or geese at from fivo
to six cents pound. Egss are 2s
cents q hundred.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20

Work in the children's hospital.
where cases are treated under the
provisions Of the Perkins law. will be
featured at the clinic. DR.. Frederick
Slender. professor OF orthopedic sur,
gerry. and DR.. A. IL. Byfield. professor
OF pediatrics. win conduct clinics In
their special departments. and show
the methods which university doctors
are using In their eminently success
full work In these fields.
Prof. III. Gideon Wells. Of the Rush
Medical College. Chicago. 10 TO ad-
dress the doctors at the clinic on
Medical Experiences Among the
Armenians." DR.. Wells saw many
months Of service in Armenia with
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20

the American Red Cross and relief
work during the war. ,r