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Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-09-23

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Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-09-23
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Blushing of virtues color.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
DobeShO70S That TeamlSAre
WeIIMatchedM CityLeague

gers will Be called upon 10 face
far stronger five than was e1-
pected At the time the schedule
WAS drawn MP. The dfsbandiuE Of
the Mcdonald and Freudenberr
team proved n great boon to Dave
Hughes and his team. for Dave
has managed to sign up most Of
the players released through the
disbandinE-
Hughes has signed up Errold La
powski. Francis Broaddus. Bruce Bev-
ans "Blocky" Fuller and Coy Friend.
OF the defunct Mcdonald and Frue-
denburg team In addition TO these i1a
has signed up Madison Mudd and Viz
gil Arthur. Although these two are
numbered among the best players in
Fl Faso. they have been overlooked
IN the early season organization OF
teams Their showing in the Sunday
school league is proof positive that
they will prove OF great assistance 10
the Popular five.
Has Strong Aggregation.
With the signing OF the men men
toned. Hughes now has practically all
q the Mcdonald squad excepting
Harry Mckemy and Guylor Magruder.
The only man he lacks is Shorty Mann
ana Dave IS making an effort TO add
Shorty to the list
b. It is probable that Hughes viii line
up his team against the Tigers with
Errold Lapowski al one forward and
-~a+.N himself DlG DA aAN OF
Virgil Arthur at the other. Francis
Broaddus is certain to start at center.
while there is every probability that
Bruce Bevans and Blocky Fuller viii
start at the defence.
Whichever way the Eames 20,
everything points to m nuSpIeious
opening OF the City league, while
the fans are practically assured
of a night Of rure basketball.
Both the Miners and Tigers have
shown their ealfber against out
side teams and the class OF the
Popular and Bank teams ia IN
Itself an Indication Of the appo-
sition they Will stage. In add
tion to giving the fans n basket
ball treat the games viii serve
TO give some line nt least on the
teams which are likely to be fight
Ing II out Mt the end Of the sea
son
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
TEXAS VARSITY
WINS SECOND
CANE

GEORGETOWN. Texas. Jan IL
" Opening the intercollegiate sea-
son away from home the University
Of Texas basketball quintet succeeded
In nosing out the fast Southwestern
Pirate Five here Wednesday night
after a hard fought clash
The final score stood p 70 a Tor
the Longh0rn basketeers- UneNpecl-
edu the Georgetown colegians put
Up a strong consistent game and 10
was not until the last whistle that the
orange was assured OF victory The
game was also characterized by an
unusual number OF fouls more than
ten being registered on either side
Was second Game.
II was the second contest OF ths
season for the Texans and a large
crowd saw the Pirates go down in de-
feat. On the whole the Texas team
played a consistent game throughout
and showed more team work than n
the normal game last Saturday night.
Dittert. center for the LonghOrnss
stared for his team IN the first hale
accounting for a majority OF the
Texas points
The most outstanding players for
the pirates was their center. kennedy.
who kept the Texas guards busy
throughout the game
The lineup was as lolOWs- Texas
DeVlny and Newman forwards, Dit
ter, center; Russell and Martin.
guards. s0urhWest eru-Crifkh eluer
and Herrera. forwards. Kennedy. CEN
ter; Lamb and Osegard, guards. sab
stitutes. TeXas-Blalne for Newman
Southwe steru-sf illzersou FOR Crick-
heimar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
HERE IS ONE THING THAT
Is ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

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A valuable book on rheumatism
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
CHRIS JORDAN SPRINGS new
STYLE OF ATTACK In WORK
BY RINGsIDE.

HHRIS JORDAN, popularity known
- as one OF the most aggressive men
in the wrestling game. sprung some
thing entirely new and startling
Thursday afternoon when in his work
outs with his sparring partners he
adopted a new offensive style which
he confidently believes viii carry him
TO victory over Charlie Rentrop next
Tuesday.
Several hundred fans were on hand
to see the championship claimant 20
through his preliminary workouts and
those who had seen him before were
doubly impressed with his speed and
offensive skill Chris has earned many
friends by his two previous appear
ances and indications are that Liberty
nail VIII be packed Tuesday night
when he faces the European titlehold-
er in a finish catch as catch can
match Paul Gregorian. the husky
sparrlng partner Of Chris is one who
can attest to his strength as the
scrappy assimilator has taken a num-
Der Of hard falls already this week
as result OF the aggressiveness Of
the champion
Is Losing No Time.
Gregorian is getting IN shape for
the match Of his life when he meets
J. Johns, the husky champion from
the u d railroad shops.
No less q person than manager
Sammy Sobles who looks out for
the interests Of Jordan believes
that Johns Will give GreEorlnn
hard match He has watched the
rnilrouder getting into condition
and r. confident that he will be
able to hold his own for some
time against the consistent Paul
GreE0rinn r. In splendid eondi-
ton and f. doubtless In the better
shape OF the two ~ he has had
two matches within the past five
weeks and besides has trained Al
most daily with Chris IN the
Eymuasium.
Jordan's workout Thursday proved
an added attraction to the poultry
show. Arrangements have been made
with the management OF the show for
the fans TO witness the workouts and
all that will be necessary is for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

DOTH FL Paso's representatives IN
u school basketball circles will re-
eeive the test OF fire Saturday night
at the Y. N c. A. with the opening OF
the City basketball league. The Texas
School Of Mines will meet Sag Shea's
fast First National bank quintet
while the High school Tigers viii tan
gle with the powerful Popular five.
led by Dave Hughes.
None viii question the fact that a
victory for the Miners viii be a big
feather in their caps. For. although
the Bankers have the classiest indi-
vidual players. There are quite a
number who figure that man for man
sag has the strongest collection in the
league and no few are picking his five
70 capture the pennant.
Has Good Prospects.
Whether OF not shea has the pen
nant winning contingent gathered to-
gether in the Bankers remains 70 be
sem But he surely has an exception
ally strong team, so strong that IL the
Miners are able TO score a victory
they win have little TO fear from
any Of the school teams they win be
called upon to face and viii loom up
as serious contenders for the City
league title.
In the Popular team the II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

NEW YORK. Jan 10 - The lineup
~ Of field generals for the 1920
campaign in the major league is prac-
tically completed according 10 indiea-
tons at the present writing. and
George Mooney" Gibson, OF the
Pirates. takes rank as the only new
manager.
Prior 10 the birth Of the new year
IL was figured in some quarters that
Clark Griffith. having become presi-
dent and part owner OF the Washing
ton club. would step down and out as
a manager and turn the reins over
10 someone else II was also pre-
dicted that Branch hickey would ap-
point a field manager for the Cardi-
mails and devote his entire time 10 the
duties OF running the club over a ma
hOEany desk one or both OF these
managers may select an assistant yet,
for there Is plenty OF time, but u IS
a good bet that the activities OF both
the Cards and Senators VIII be largely
directed by the men who held the
reins in 1913.
Other View Ones.
Though Gibson Is the only new ap-
pointee, he may not feel quite so
lonesome when he remembers that
Gavvy Crvath. OF the pills. and iris
Speaker, OF the Indians. viii also be
Crnvath came into the Leadership
OF the Philllea on the Sth day Of
last July. when Jack COOmbs was
let out by president Baker.
Speakers regime started on July
10. when Foil landed in his
resignation TO president Dunn. OF
the Cleveland club. 50 both have
had only half seasons fling At
T-5----7---- - 7r.--rs.z, - r1s.r-.-.l
may be expected 10 stick pretty close
to the bench and the third base coach
ing. box next season the lineup FOR
1920 viii be
American-Grifnth. Washington:
Mack, Philadelphia Gleason. Chicago
Barrow. Boston, Jennings. Detroit;
Speaker. Cleveland: Higgins, New
York; Burke, St Louis
National-McGraW, New York;
StallinEs. Boston: Robinson. Brook
lyn: Cravsth. Philadelphia. Mitchell,
Chicago Moran, Cincinnati Gibson,
Pittsburg; Hickey. St Louis
II experience in the big show, and
especially on one club. counts for any
thing. Gibson is certainly well quail
fled 70 handle the affairs OF the
Pirates in the field
l. Very Popular.
The veteran backstop has always
been popular In the smoky City. For
years he was the mainstay Of the
Pirate catching staff. and IL Is the
consensus OF opinion among the critics
that smart catchers Invariably make
the best managers. which f. a strong
argument for -Gibby's success
Gibson started playing profes-
sional ball with the Kingston elub
In the Hudson River league hack
in 1905, and he has always been
catcher. The very same year he
cuuEhf on with Buffalo in the 3
Eastern league, and during the
two seasons that followed he
stopped the hooks and shoots OF
the Montreal hurlers.
Late In the season OF 1905 Gibson 7
got his chance in the big show with .
Pittsburg. and for II and a half sea
sons his name was on the Pirate pay I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
To HAVE
Bic YEAR IN
1920

NEW YORK. Jan l6.-Nineteen-
~ nineteen was a wonderful year for
sports, all things considered. but the
year that is before Us promises to
TO take rank as a record breaker in so
far as American sport history goes.
Devotees Of affairs Of the diamond.
the gridiron. the ring. the race track
and athl etics in general are looking
ahead, and not without reason, to
some Of the biggest events in sport
Was Good Year.
Baseball, having gone through the
first stages OF a successful comeback.
is assured OF prosperity. The ma
uOnal game promises TO return to the
successful plane in which IL Travelled
in 1919, when II was at its high
est point For this very reason the
club owners are already laying plans
10 spend money freely In getting to-
gether the strongest possible teams
Tor the 1929 pennant races. and from
this 1ar-off perspective. the races viii
" hlte SoL viii not start off with any
thing resembling a big edge m their
favor, for rival teams will stack up
Just as strongly. On paper
During the coming schedule
meeting Of the majors in Feb
ruary. and even prior TO that time.
IL Is expected thar q number OF
important player deals viii be
contaminated As fer the politi-
cal end Of the Eame-the COM
mission chairman queHtioIs and
The fight in the American league
the baseball fan has had his TN.
He doesn't care a tinEer'E rap
about any OF Il. He a. interested
mainly in the playing side OF the
game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
Willie Meehan Is
In Town, Report

Willie 3Ieehau. san Francisco
heavy weight boxer. who holds a four
round decision over champion Jack
Dempsey visited Fl Paso this week
and remained several DAYS on private
business. it is said Eeehau kept
his arrival here q secret owing 20 the
fact that he wanted 10 arrange sons
private affairs. &c IS said Inquiry ac
hotels OF the city failed 20 elicit in
formation concerning the san Fran
cisco boxer but friends state thar
they saw him in the city and talked
with him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
Track and Field
Teams Are Busy

Los Angeles. Jan. 1s.-With the
football season and the Christmas
and New Year holidays over. college
athletes OF southern California are
already preparing for track and field
events
Elmer Henderson. coach at the Uni
versiry OF Southern California sent
out the first call for track candi-
dates.
Henderson said he believed the o.
S. c. would have as good, II not a
better track team than any other col
lege or university on the Pacific
coast
Among It's members, he counts
Charles Paddock. worlds champion
Splinter George Woods, former star
hummer at the Manual Arts high
school OF Los Angeles; and Bill"
Isenhour. who broke thc Chinese 100
yard record.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
DEsIPsEY-CARPENTIER

LLNuLLA BIZ ALAIAAGAAUAa
The biggest prospective boxing at
traction Of the year-of many years,
in fact-Wiu De the Dempsey arDen-
tier heavyweight battle for the
worlds title. There has not been a
HEAVYWEIGHT battle OF any import
bett knocked out Charley Mitchell
And no matter where the Dempsey
Carpenter bout is held Il viii oc-
cupy the sporting spotlight, monopo-
least a month and probably several
months prior to the time Il is staged
and even after Il is decided
Other boxing attractions are IN
prospect thar Will revive interest
in the various divisions. Beuyy
Leonard, Johnny Kilbane. Pete
Herman. Nike O'D0Wd and jack
BritfOu VIII ali be called upon TO
defend their titles in champion
ship bouts All Of these bnfflerH
have been fighting at intervals
since they came into possession
Of lhefr Championship. but in
very few Instances have they
erawled through the ropes in
bouts that were scheduled TO
me stimulus that the big heavy
weight battle is going 70 lend 70 the
game VIII be noticed Just as soon
as Dempsey and Carpenter are defi-
l5relv matched Promoters viii wake
ND and there will be q scramble for
the stare Of other divisions Just as
soon as the bidding for the big plum
IS settled
Every eridfron classic Of any con-
sequence was revived by the big foot
ball teams OF the country last fall
but coaches were unable 10 turn out
their best products. By next fan al
the wrinkles viii have been 1rOned
out Of the grid game and It WI re-
turn 70 its old plane Of play without
the tendency 10 be cratic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
YankeeSMayTYainOnGanl
Reserve In Georgia In 1921

luscious OF bivalves, and the climate
during the winter months is Ideal
The days are warm and Of the
pleasantest imaginable while the
nights are keen with the breath
Of winter rs we uOrdhcrDers are
quick to appreciate, for there il
the snap IN the atmosphere that
puts the good old pep into one,
but makes the early morning
hunting trips the most enjoyable
that can be imagined.
Among the many prominent base
ball people who have visited Dover
Hall are colonies Huston and Rup-
pert. Ban Johnson (whO viii not pay
a visit this winter). Charley Comis-
key. Harry Sparrow. Ty Cobb. Jim
Gaffney. George Stallings. Wilbert
Robinson, Robert Chess, Joe Kelly.
Miller Higgins. Damon Runyon. Bill
Farnsworth, Bill McBeth. Frank
Stevens. Bozeman Bulger. William
Hanna Sid Mercer. Fren Van Ness.
Col Charles Crowley. and many
others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

Chicago. H. Jan 1s.-August Herr-
mann, chairman Of the National Base
ball commission, told American as
ISOLATION club owners he believed a
solution would be found for the e.
sumption Of relations between the
majors and minor leagues at a meet
ing here Thursday.
After rejecting Thomas J. Hickey,
president for three year term at al
increased salary, and adopting an
enghteen. player limit the club own
ers adjourned until the schedule for
the 1920 season viii be taken up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

/ nOVER HALL CLUB HOUSE.
! u Brunswick. Ca. Jan. Is. -That
Dover Hail. the baseball hunting pre-
serve near Brunswick. viii be select
ed as the permanent spring training
camp OF the Yankees in the near fu-
ture seems probable.
There is plenty OF room here to
construct a practice diamond and
oUtfield. with but little outlay Of
time or money and all conditions
viii be most favorable for q train
ing camp
Have Training Table.
The players VIII have a regular
training table but not a strict one
fessional baseball player would raise
a terrible fuss II confined TO any
system in the way Of eats.
A chef viii be at Dover Hall TO do
brought along from New York and
purchased in Brunswick, eighteen
miles distant.
Dover Hall f. located nicely for
the playing Of exhibition games.
being within reasonable distance
Of Jacksonville, Atlanta, Savnn-
nah Charleston and other cities
in the eaEtem-southern states.
and also OF abe Florida coast At
lnntfc resorts.
Dover Hail the Yankee spring
training camp in 1921, and that
II viii make a model place for the
purpose in every way seems Ger
tain
The Dover Hall club was organized
by Col 7. L Huston about five years
ago as a hunting club and has turned
out 10 be an ideal place for the pur-
pose and is growing every year into
increasing popularity with those who
have been fortunate enough TO en-
joy its many beauties and advant-
ages
There are $500 acres included in
the property, well stocked with all
sorts Of game, and the waters OF the
Buffalo river that flow past the pre-
serve afford plenty Of sport for the
disciples OF Isaac Walton
Is An Ideal spot.
Dover Hau is a place that con-
stautly grows on one There is some
thing new sprung on the visitors
time and time again, until one
wonders that such a perfect place
for the lover OF the out OF doors, re-
manned so long hidden from the
knowledge Of sportsmen-
Besides the game birds and animals
that frequent the presence that is
surrounded by g new eight foot wire
fence. and the fishing facilities for
catching big felloWs.H there are
three miles OF oyster beds along the
shore line OF the Buffalo river and
its many inlets that furnish the most
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

enthusiast to explain at the door that
he intends TO see the big fellows 20
through their stunts and no admis-
sion VIII be charged. He worked out
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock and to-
morrow VIII be there at the same
hour.
Plans for a training camp OF Rem
trop at Liberty hall are also being
made by manager John Mcintosh and
IL IS probable that the big fellow will
work promptly at noon so that the
fans may see him IN action Tickets
for the match were placed on sale
Thursday and many reservations are
being made The following places
have seats. Annex, Lobby Wigwam
and Guust cigar companies and Nc
Donaid's Mems shop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
Municipal Links
Are Very Popular

Los Angeles. Jan 16.-Golf keeps
baseball players and pagilists in con
dition- according 20 a number OF
athletes in both classes who are max
ing use OF the Los Angeles municipal
golW links in Griffith park
Bill" Pertica and 4Toots7 Shultz,
OF the Los Angeles club OF the Pacific
Coast baseball league, Ken Pen
ner- Of the Vernon club and Diam
ond Jim" Furnace and steve Dali
ton are among the ba1lplayers and
pugilists who have bec0mF enthu-
siastic golfers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
4. 4. To Sanction
Dirt Track Race

san Francisco. jan 1s.-sancrion
from the A. A. 4. FOR two automobile
races has been sought for the une
mile Hauford- Calf. dirt track in
1890. according to advices received by
the California state Automobile as
ISOLATION Hanford has applied Tor
race OF MAJ 1 and a second event
on July
Percy L ToWne a director OF the
American Automobile association VIII
referee both events in which nation
ally known racing drivers VIII b
asked 70 participate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

Coulon, former bantamweight cham
piou. has been matched TO meet
Charles La I Dieux, champion OF
France in a Il round contest in Paris,
March 3. according 10 = cable re-
celved from Coulon's representative
IN Europe Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
GAINs WIFI lIINoRs.

Del Gamer OF the Red Sox. who
goes to the Milwaukee club next sea
son, drops out of the fast set after
ten years OF big league pastiming.
He Joined Detroit in 1910 and re-
NAMED with the Tigers for four
years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

SOME CROWD SOME MATCH.
Omzhas Neb-s jan l0- - Joe
stecher, Of Dodge Neb-s and
John peselE, Of Shelton, Neb.s viii
meet in finish wrestling match
AZ the auditorium here tonight
before the largest crowd In
wrestling history here. Advance
seat nalel are Vel over SO. 300.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
Rheumatism Has Never Been Cured
By Liniments or Lotions, and
Never VIII Be.

You never knew OF Rheumatism
that most painful source OF suffer
ing-being cured by Iiniments. To-
tons OF other external applications
And you viii never see anything but
temporary relief afforded by such
makeshiftA
But why be satisfied with tempo
rary relief from the pangs OF pain
which are sure to return with in
creased severity. when there is per
manent relief within your reach7
Science has proven that rheumatism
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
One Change In Big League
Managers For 1920 Season

roll. It was Gibson who started with
Babe Adams IN the worlds series Of
1903 against Detroit. and strange as
il may seem both are mem bers Of
the smoky City club once again after
having been released as hasbeens-
Gibson came TO the Giants in 1917
and McGraw kept him on the payroll
until last season, when he was re-
leased 10 become manager OF the To-
r0ntO club His return 70 Pittsburg
as manager IS something OF a triumph.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

Having gone through a hard sea
son this year, West Virginia's foot
ball team has prepared a soft %
1920 schedule. which viii include
games with Yale. Princeton Pitts
burg and Washington and Jefferson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16
CAPITALIZATION, 100000

Now selling securities at 81 share Building factories
THE TEXOBILE product Of the great Southwest fine
small Of exceptional excellence ebodng many of the features
Of the highest grade automobile Strong durable, well built.
family
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

Colorado Springs. Colo, Jan. Is
Colorado College defeated the Uni
versity OF Nebraska basketball team
here Thursday by score Of Is TO p
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

Of boxing. wrestiiHE, football
baseball. golf bowling and other athefle eFen
wire service all big games and matches heque.ts
coluu4Es The Herald Full leased
Information sporting events given special ntssn
fion sports Inforrnati0n Bureau Telephone %o@ts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

Why visit their factOry7 See for yourself the automobiles
being bu-See the wOrkmen striving for good steady pro-
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not be Of the eOmPanys early investors and ask yourself why
those early investors should not receive good returns per the IN
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-16

you failed invest when this stock selling 81 per share;
if you let another golden opportunity slip BY when ssng
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