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T. A. Steamship Tickets to all Parts of the World. World's Greatest High Jumper In Action apniK snnlnv PftGKY MTAHLMn ON PLEASURE BEN! To Go Abroad, Not to Fight, But to Hare a Joliv Time. Chicago, 111.

June 18. Packey Mc-Karland is going to succeed Jack Johnson, Harr Lewis. Willie Lewis and a score of other American boxers on the boulevards of Paris and London. The Chicago boxer has decided to make the trip on pleasure bent and not to fight. Packey wants a rest.

He thinks he has made enough money to last him for several days, and he wants to spend some of if having a good time, and incidentally seeing some of this world. He expects to sail from Xew York June IS and will make Stockholm, where he will take in the athletic games there before hitting the inner sights of Paris. Mcr'arland expects to be gone for about two months, and will not come hack then unless his manager can ome to some agreement with Adolph Wolgast for a battle for the lightweight i nampionship. When Wolgast passed through CMcago a few dajs ago he said it would be next to impossible' fcr him to arrange for McFarland until fall, rega diess of the fact that then, were several big clubs bidding most extravagantly for the services those two Packey is disgusted witn the dickering and wants to get as far away from it as possible. The local man intimated t-uat he might be induced to give the Parisians an exhibition of how to fight while there if they saw fit to offer enougu money.

Packey may take on Georges Carpentier, the French middleweight, in a sparring match, if that can be arranged. LOS ANGELES WINS MORRIS GOLF MATCH Portsmouth Club Disqualified Owin to Misunderstanding. Chicago. 111., June 18. The Portsmouth Golf club of Portsmouth, dirt not win the fourth annual competition for the Tom Morfts trophy, as reported.

Official scoreb received yesterda showed that the Onioans had misunderstood the terms of the competition, which is a scratch even against par. The men had used their club handicaps and instead of being 33 down, were 11-down. putting them near the bottom the list. The trophy will go to the Los Angeles Country club, which finished 40 down on par. The El Paso Country club did not compete in the Morris match as the lo-al links were rendered impossible for Piaj owing to the heavy rains preceding Saturday, on which day alone the tourney could be held.

Miles Per Ddar The most durable rubber, the sturdiest strain-resisting construction, make Tires and Rime i undisputed leaders by right of Iseruce accomplishment. Sold By AH Dealers Who Consider Quality Summer Tourist FARES On Sale Daily Uniil Sept. 36, 1912 Low round trip rates to Northern points. Final Denver Kansas City 40,65 St. Louis 49.65 Chicago 55.65 Cincinnati 64.05 George Horine, the world's greatest high jumper, considered by many the most wonderful member of America's clean-up Olympic team.

WINS AT LATONIA BY 900 TO 1 ODDS Cincinnati. June 18. Wishing Ring. 4 year old colt, owned by J. B.

Resspass, the Cincinnati turfman, won the sixth race at Latonia yesterday at odds of over 900 to 1, one of the largest prices ever laid against a winning borsc. Pti IN M. C. A. TE1S ROIND ROBI.V In tue il.

A. round robin of tennis Mnni)a eening, H. Mitchell defe.ued T-" 7-5, but met defeat tin hands of Birder, 6-1. b-i Play hi lil da. on ui courts.

all principal Eastern and return limit October 31s c. New York Boston 93.65 Washington 74.55 Baltimore 74.55 uetron; Detroit 65.65 TUTTLE'S DEFEAT 'FORD'S ON ALLEYS Tuttle's three won from Ford'a trio on Cactus club alleys Monday night Watson took high game, and Clark scored a best total and an only strikeout The scores: Clarh 190 201 201 392 ITT 161 133 471 Totals 367 35 1 334 1083 Watson 149 157 519 GrandoAer 133 IfiJ 115 410 jtj JJ9 Big Rumpus Over Films of Johnson-Flynn Fight, Why? Something Like Row Over Johnson-Jeffries Pictures; Authority Says White Man Has No Chaace Unless Kegre Has Gone Back; Compares It to Historic Sayers-Heeaan Battle. MILWAUKEE. Wis, June 18. The Johnson-Flynn championship latUt set for Lae Vegas.

X. July 4, has dnwn the attention of the United states senators and congressmen: in fact, so much so that they have practically put through a bill prohibiting the sending of fight films in interstate commerce. That Is certainly going pretty far to try and prevent boxing match. No doubt the whole affair 's the result of the agitation in 1910 when such a. howl went up about showing pictures of the fight, wherein the colored man was victor over the white man.

No doubt, too, the same impression prevailed when the Johnson-Wells fight was stopped in England. HoweTer. the legislature of New Mexico had no feeling in the matter, one wav or the other, for they passed a law legalising boxing bouts, and not to be outdone, her sister state, Ariaona, also passed a law legalising boxing to the extent of 28 round boats. While there are many mollycoddles who want to prohibit all kinds of sport, boxing included, still there are hundreds of thousands of men and boys who like the sp'ort, the same as they like baseball, and who demand to have it. This move of the senators and congressmen seems ridiculous, although it may be doing some good in stopping the speculators in picture films from mixing too much in boxing matches.

It is not so much sport any more; it is all commercialism, the same as baseball, with the sporting sentiment taking a back seat. Still, the Johnson-Flynn fight Is assured and if pictures are taken there may be such a thing as transporting them about the country in aeroplanes or automobiles. That would be a new stunt and Barney Oldfield being a good BASEBALL RESULTS AND CLUB STANDINGS AMBKICAX Clab Standings. Won -Lost Pet Boston 36 19 Washington 33 Chicago S3 Philadelphia 28 CleVeland ..28 Detroit 28 New York 18 St. Louis 21 23 21.

28 30 32 3 .811 .689 .571 .50 .484 .333 .321 Gamen Wednesday. St Louis at Chicago. Cleveland at Detroit. Boston at New York. AMKRICAX LBAGDB.

At Chicago R. H. E. Chicago. 1 8 1 Boston 4 12 1 lotteries: Chicago, Walsh and Sullivan; Boston, Kuhn, Hall and Cady.

No other games scheduled in American league. KATIOXAL LKAGUK. Clab Standings. Won. Lost Pet New York 38 10 .792 Pittsburg 27 21 .563 Chicago 26 21 .553 Cincinnati 30 25 .545 20 2i .45 St Louis 23 32 .118 Brooklyn 17 30 .368 Boston 17 36 .321 Gamen Wednesday-New York at Boston.

Philadelphia at Frooklyn. NATIONAL LBAGUE. At Philadelphia Chicago-Philadelphia game postponed on account of rain. At Boston Morning game R. H.

E. Boston .4 8 0 Cincinnati. 3 3 2 Batteries: Boston. Perdue and Kling; Cincinnati, Humphries and McLean. At Boston Afternoon game R.

H. E. Boston 0 6 2 Cincinnati. 5 II 1 Batteries: Boston, Dickson and Kling; Cincinnati, Sugg and McLean. At Brooklyn R.

H. E. Brooklyn. 3 10 1 St Louis 1 7 1 Batteries: Brooklyn. Tinglinjr and Miller; St Louis, Harmon and Win go.

innings; rain.) At Xew York R. H. E. New York 5 8 6 Pittsburg 4 13 1 Batteries: New York, Marqurrd and Mers: Pittsburg. OToole and Kelly.

i Eleven innings.) VG HALLA.D By Damon Runyon 1 the guy that aimed a wallop at the jaw of P. L. Chance In the war beneath the Bluffs five years ago; I bounced a rock off Bvers shin and made him do a dance. While I tried to lay poor Joey Tinker low. But all my wrongs are righted; I no longer get excited As I sit here in my concrete padded cell And I never, never heller Thtefr at Hank CDay, poor feller.

But I miss the pleasant days I'm here to telL I'm the guy that favored lynching Pflester, Brown and Johnny Kling Oh. the cubs have grown to grisxlies since that time); And I've heard from certain sources since I took my final swing That Chicago is a town, and not crime. Oh. my hair is gray and thinning, and I don't care much who's winning. So long as it is the Giants, as you know Though I'm sitting here so quiet.

I would like to see a riot As we had 'em in the days o'long ago! WOMAN AVIATO FILLSJ8 DEATH "Was Preparing for Scries of Exhibitions Second Woman Aviator Killed. Springfield, 111.. June IS. Mrs. Julia Clarke, of Denver, an aviator, wae killed during a practice flight at the state fair grounds last evening.

Tne tip of the ing rf the biplane in which she was flying struck the limb of a tree in the center of the race track enclosure and the machine dashed to the ground. Mrs-. Clarke's skull was crushed. She was rushoj to a hospital in an automobile and died a few minutes afterward. The woman was unconscious from the time the accident occurred until the time of iier death.

Only a few spectators the tragedy, as Mrs. Clarke was making a practice flight preparatory to the exhibition to be giwn here next Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Clarke was one of "the three famous licensed aviators in the United States. The lod will be sent to Den- nr for hnrifll Was Billed for Number of Exhibitions.

Mrs. Julia. Clarke became interested By Tbog. S. Andrews friend of Jim Flynn's, would hardly object to making a record breaking trip to Chicago after the fight to produce the films at some theater, and then rush on to New York with another set.

It might make some of the railroad magnates jealous, but there is always a way to set around some laws. As to the fight Itself, why. that is another Question. Boxing critics will not believe that Flynn has a chance against the colored man. unless "Mistah" Jack has gone back, the same as Jeffries did when he laid off several years, and that appears to be their only hope.

Flynn has one of the greatest trainers who ever donned a mitt Tommy Ryan and if good advice and careful training amounts to anything, then the Pueblo fireman is liable to give a good account of himself. I bad a photo of Johnson taken in fighting pose the other day and the colored champion sure looked heavy and fat. It will take some hard work to get all that fat off during the few weeks left to train, but even with this apparent handicap Johnson will figure a big favorite, at least three to one. It took Johnson 14 rounds to beat Tommy Burns and then he didn't stop him and Tommy is no bigger than Flynn, so taking all matters into consideration, there may be hope for Jim. If Flynn remains on the defensive for 15 or more rounds and weathers the storm there is no telling what may happen then.

If Johnson's condition is not the best why then is the time that it will tell and it will be up to the fireman then to do his work There will be a difference of 50 pounds in weight, but remember that when Tom Sayers fought John C. Heenan for the world's title back in the SO's, Sayers weighed only 156 and Heenan about 223. Therefore let us hope that Flynn -will prove another Sayers. TEXAS LKAGUK. Club Standings.

Won. Lost. Houston 42 22 Beaumont 32 San Antonio 35 Waco 32 Dallas 33 Austin 29 Galveston 25 Fort Worth 24 28 30 37 39 XeBayK Results. At Austin H. Austin 1 Beaumont 3 Batteries.

Austin. McCullar and Hin-nlnger; Beaumont. Peaster and O'Brien. At Waco R- II. Waco 0 4 3 Houston 10 Batteries: Waco, Ogle.

Jost and Carson: Houston. Rose and Allen. At Fort Worth Fort Worth -Galveston game postponed; rain. At Dallas Dallas-San Antonio game postponed; WKSTKRN LBAGUB. At Sioux City R.

H. E. Sioux City 2 10 1 Lincoln i Batteries Sioux Citj. Giffin. Brown.

Slaughter and Cadman; Lincoln. Palmer. Smith and Carney. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. At Nashville R.

Nashville 2 Atlanta Second game B. Nashville 3 Atlanta 2 At Mobile R. Mobile 0 Birmingham f. 3 At Memphis P. Memphis 1 Chattanooga 0 At Montgomery Montgomery New Orleans R.

5 UNITKD STATES At Richmond R. Richmond 2 Pittsburg 1 AMKRICAX ASSOCIATION. At Louisville Louisville-Milwaukee game postponed on account of rain. At Indianapolis Indianapolis-Columbus game postponed on account of rain. At Colambus R.

Columbus. 0 Kansas City 8 in aviation during the international aviation meet in Chicago in August, 1911. She became acquainted witn the fryers in camp and last fall went to San Diego, to learn to operate a biplane. With several other aviators she was under contract to fill series of engagements in the central west this summer. Mrs.

Clarke was a native of London, England, and was married soon after her arrival in America. She had not been living with Mr. Clarke for some time, friends say. She was arranging for a two weeks' practice course at the Chicago field, having had no practice for a month after getting her license, when the engagement at Springfield was made and she felt she would be able to keep it in spite of her little recent flying practice. Second Woman Thus Killed.

Mrs. Clarke is the second aviatrice to meet death in an aeroplane. The first death was that of Miss Suzanne Bernard at the Kansas school at Pau France, two months ago. i FIRST GAME TAKEN BY MIDLAND TEAM West Texas Championship Ball Series Is Now On. i Pecos.

June IS. Midland Ho. fate.l Pecos yesterday in the first of a series of three games for the amateur baseball championship of west Texas. The score was 9 and 5. A large crowd saw the contest.

The irHrm- was notable for the mtch- Jms of Mniland and the continued and costlj trrors of the local team. COAL Hand Picked Lump Washed Egg Washed Nut Washed Pea PROMPT SHIPMENTS WRITE OR WIRE FOR PRICES Olmos Coal Company EAGLE PASS, TEXAS HERE'S A REAL "WHITE HOPE" Luther. MtCarty. the young Missouri heavyweight, who is now in Xew York for the purpose of getting a match with the best of the eastern crop of "white McCarty tamed quite a reputation, because of the fact that he is the only man who has scored a knockout over Carl Morris, the Oklahoma giant. FASrT RUNNER OH AMERICAN TEAM Tel Berna.

Cornell's sterling distance runner, one of the mainstays of the Olympic team that sailed June 14. DIRECTOR MITCHELL LEAVES. H. Mitchell, physical director of the Y. M.

C. A. departs Tuesdav for a vacation of two months. He will Tlsit his old home in Minnesota, and take a trip through Colorado and the Pacific Coast. VETO DOES NOT HURT FT.

BLISS CHANGES President Taft's veto of the armv appropriation bill will not alter El Paso's chances for a regimental post at Fort Bliss, according to A. Happer, chairman of the post enlargement committee, who recently returned from Washington, D. The of war has already ordered the enlargement cf the local post. It is not doulited that the armv appropriation bill will be passed as it stands with the exception of objectionable clauses on C.en. Leonard Wood, to which the president objected.

June 12th. 191i Chino Copper Companv, Santa Rita, New Mexico Dear Sirs. We. the undersigned, committee representing the locomome engineers and firemen, at present in the employ of the Chino Copper company, at Santa Rita-New Mexico, wish it to be made known that we have returned to work, as the strike which occurred at Santa Rita on May 29th, 1912. was unauthorized, the grievance not being deemed of sufficient importance to be brought to the notice of the union Yours trulv.

(Signed! W. E. Brown James Dodd. O. Mattsberser.

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