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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15
Ell PAsO AUTO SPARKS.


H F. Sundin, representative Of the
National Motor Cycle company, of In
dianapolis, makers of the National car.
was here Thursday, and arranged for
V X Sturges company will be the
southwestern selling agent for the Ma
tional line.
Earl d. Whorley, of the ST Louis
branch of the B. F. Goodrich company,
manufacturers of Goodrich tires, was
here this week calling on the automo-
bile dealers.
c. NJ. Barber. southwestern agent for
the REQ and the OIdsmobHe cars, has
returned from Albuquerque.
A shipment of Detroit electrics is
expected by the Sturges company this
week.
The Ell Paso Motorcycle club will
make another country run Sunday The
cyclists viii go 10 the Organ mountains
a run down the valley.
Green crosses for physicians auto
mobiles are now being offered for sale
by the supply houses
V. X. Sturges has gone to Chihuahua
on business trip
The Burkhead Auto company has re-
ceived a new Mitchell Ranger" from
the factory.
Mrs f. NJ. Soden has purchased a new
model 40" Buick through the c A.
Stewart agency
FL Paso viii have a racing car this
year. V. X Sturges has bought a Ma
tional 40 horse power racer for local
road racing and general utility work
A number Of the local automobile
dealers are planning TO attend the auto
mobile show at Chicago next month.
Max Moye has a photograph Of his
touring car which went over the bluff
into the river near the smelter last year
The car is shown in the river, half
buried in the sand.
George A. Olney. of Stafford Ariz.,
the Stewart agency OF FL Paso.
The, Bronson single cycle engine.
which Ss-being made as a model by its
inventor. RI ]. Bronson, will be given
a public trial as soon as it is COM
pleted-
Printing companies are the latest bus
mess houses to leasns the value of auto
mobiles for quick deliveries and rapid
fire orders. The Bule Printing company
has bought a Buick foa the use Of its
city solicitor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15
Fl PAsO To HAVE CITY BASEBALL
LEAGUE DURING COMING SEASON

F Paso is to
o
xauzed md soon
hfdea k,xfh The
affair the only
is
the Moses W
the of pre-
plan
fourth
where of san
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL -.
GAME AT Y. VI. c. A. TONIGHT.

novel double header basketball
game will be played at the Y. NJ. c. A
gymnasium tonight. The high school
girls will play a team from the girls
department OF the Agricultural college
and the high school regular team win
play the Military institute five. Root
ers' sections have been reserved for the
supporters of the two local institutions
and a roofing contest will be one of
the side line features of the inter
scholastic game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15
RAsEET BALl TOURNAMENT OBE FIRST
OE THE NEW ATHLETIC FEDERATION

nament and the games will be played
off during the two days of the tourna-
menf, the final championship game COM
ing Saturday evening, March 19.
The affairs of the new federation are
progressing nicely. Practically all of
the teams of the section have agreed
to come into the S A. A F. and an in
yiIation has been received from the
Cook county, ILL.,. federation, asking the
southwestern federation to affiliate with
it in promoting amateur sport
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15
CoFFROTH GIVEN PERMISSION
TO HOLD FIGHTS IN FRISCO

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 15.-James
Coffroth has been granted a permit to
hold limited round fights at the Shashta
club of which he is manager. No ac-
ton was taken on the application Of the
Marathon club, of which Jack Gleason
is manager, for As round fight next
July and the place for the holding of
the Johnson-Jeffries contest is not yet
settled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15
MONEY RETURNED.

Pueblo, Colo. Jan. 15.=The crowd
that gathered at the armory hall to
see fight between two ham and egg
fighters" were given back their money
by the police before the fight started.
Chief Of police Sullivan and % patrol
men entered the hall before the start
of the fight and it was declared off.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15
Tampt Summaries.

First race 6 furlongs. selling Kith
and KIN won; Firebrand second; Esther
Brown third Time. J:O6 Is
Second race 6 furlongs, selling)-
Carondolet won; Belle F Tribe second
Miss Elliot third Time 1906.
Third race &C furlongs. selling)-Lu-
cUllus won: Bonnie Bee second; Dry
Dollar third. Time, :05 Is.
Fourth race, C furlongs. selling)-
Cassowary won; lamar second; War
den third. Time. 1:1S 4-5
Fifth race C furlongs. selling)-Es-
cutcheon won; Tom Dolan second
Uncle Jim third. Time. 20
Sixth race (Mile. selling)-Paul won
Bronte second; Otogo third. Time,
1:z9 3-5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15
WHAT KILLED
[. II. HARTMAN
Hartman Had Spinal Trouble =
feel of Your Back If You Have
Stomach Trouble and You viii
Find a Tender Condition Where
1t Is COngeSted.

Vienna, Austria, Oct. 1.-According TO
Prof. A Van Strumpell, Harrfman's Eu-
ropean physician, the railroad msgnate
was suffering from spinal disease known
as chronic spondylitis at the time OF his
death and his stomach trouble was mere
~ secondary
This diagnosis is said to have been
confirmed by X-ray examination.
Later the stomach trouble developed
into carcinoma.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15

likes bull
blooming Brion heart full of gee
pools
dool little wooden sab Canadians both bov and Girls
skaters, always the Scohan
hair galys The Russians notion of delight
America the lacking ruler they like camp upon frame
the cooler The
cook stoe and then at night he wrd A
nation its little and thinks Danes have
something dro and the minue
the poe?" There's much n
cep,a.a. 1907 by George Matthew Adams lOasAz1laso,.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15

Less we forget. let's keep our money
at home and still get the best. Globe
Flour.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15

You'll make no mistake when Ben
Miller repairs the watch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15

George A. Olney, of Stafford. Ariz.
has bought a new Buick 40" through
the Stewart agency OF FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15

Max Moye has a photograph Of his
touring car which went over the bluff
into the river near the smelter last year.
The car is shown in the river, half
buried in the sand.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15

The. Bronson single cycle engine.
which Ss~being made as a model by it's
inventor. IA J. Bronson, will be given
a public trial as soon as it is COM
pleted-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15

Printing companies are the latest bus
mess houses to leasas the value of auto
mobiles for quick deliveries and rapid
fire orders. The Bule Printing company
has bought Buick foR the use Of its
city solicitor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-15

A number of the local automobile
dealers are planning TO attend the auto
mobile show at Chicago next month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
CLAIMS BELLE
GILMORE TO Be
STILL ALIVE

NEW YORK, November 6.--Declar-
ing his belief that DR., Hawley Crippen,
who is TO hang Tuesday next for the
murder Of his wife, Is innocent and that
his wife is still alive, Doctor Munyon
OF Philadelphia famous all over the
country through his 'remedies," has
offered a reward Of $4,000 for the
production Of the woman.
Belle ElmOfe, as Mrs. CTippGn was
known on the stage, is, according 10
ihe doctors belief, being hidden away,
bot BE- gives 20 motive Tor such az act,
N such u the cnse Other friends Of
ihe convicted physician are w6Tking
hHfa Tor him. in the few days be has
ip I've 10 secure Communication.
bphb0A, November b. Tile appel
lais court today eenfrmol ibo sentence
Imposed two weeks ago 0H DE ilaaloy
tf.rrfH, The Amsrfaa dfnhst sAo
murdered k'a wife, ffile gilmore, ne
afiffff ffppog ir haHfenfsi ia hsng
nffi fprtasy hIF iflal Has shefi asd
fehdusIff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
BOTH SIDES CLAIM THE
VICTORY ON MAINLAND

NEW YORK, November 5-The end
of the strenuous campaign in this State
finds both sides claiming victory by
large majorities. Democratic leaders pre-.
dict the election of Dix for governor
by hundred thousand plurality, and
they say that they expect to elect four.
teen of the thirty-seven congressman
from this State.
The Republican campaign committee
has made a statement in which the cleo.
tion of Stimson for governor is predict.
ed by 100000, and confidence is ex.
pressed in the general success of the
State and congressional ticket.
SAN FRANCISCO, November g.
The Republican and Democratic leaders
arc each claiming n sweeping victory
in California in the election of Tuesday
Hiram johnson, insurgent Republican
candidate for governor, has been max
ing whirlwnd campaign as progress.
siYe Republican and as an opponent Of
the Southern Pacific machine.
In giving their estimates today, both
Of the campaign committees claimed
victory
The betting is even in this city that
johnson will have plurality of 10000
in the entire State.
CHICAGO, Illinois, November s.
The Democratic congressional campaign
committee claims that it will carry the
election in enough districts to give the
Democrats majority of 81 in the next
house Of representatives.
The Republican congressional com.
mittee's estimates are that the Repub.
lieans will retain safe working ma.
jority in the house.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
NEW YORK HERALD
POSES AS PROPHET

NEW YORK, November Conc of
the strongest and most influential Greg.
ular" Republican papers in the country,
the New York Herald, came out this
morning in a declaration that John A..
Dix, the Democratic candidate for
gubernatorial honors in the Empire
State would win out with n plurality of
$4,000.
The declaration is accompanied with
the results of an investigation made
by the Herald through straw votes and
other means to arrive at the temper
of the electorate. The Herald is one
of the bitterest opponents which OK.
President Roosevelt has in the country
and the latter's state wide denuncia.
tion of Dix is believed to have been
the inspiring motive of the Herald IS
prediction.
Going further, the Herald comedies
Ohio to Harmon, the Democratic gov
ernor out for denomination, allowing
him n plurality of 10000 votes. A
third Democratic victor named by the
Herald is DIR. Woodrow Wilson, the
former university president who is run.
ming for the governorship of New
Jersey.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
THREATENS IRWIN
WITH LIBEL SUIT
Criminal Proceedings May Be
Started Today Against
Democrat Editor
lFrOm Mondays AdvertiserA


Il is highly probable that warNn,
charging criminal libel will be served
on Edward T. Irwin today, sworn to hy
CITY Attorney John w, Cathcart. Mr.
CatheSrt denied saturday night that hc
knew anything Of the matter hut tho
belief that such move is intended 70,
mains Just as strong,
The article which offended Cathcar,
appeared in the Democrat Of SATURDAY
in which cred hot roast was handed
out to the present city attorney. charg,
ing him with misuse Of his power and
sundry other things, specifically dealing
with tho notorious Lame case, which a
grand jury had to take out OF Cath.
carts hands,
Cathcart called on Colonel Mccarthy,
head of the Democratic county cam.
paigp committee and demanded a 70.
traction OF the statements, threatening
a criminal libel suit II such was not
done, The committee hereupon DELHI,
orat"d and decided that Cathcart was
bnning and they need not rctract and
no rctractiop will therefore appear,
Tho police understood Saturday night
that such n warrant would DO given
them to serve and orders were left in
case II was presented but SCI far no
such instrument has boon placed in thcir
hands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
VOTED FOR TRENT;
THIS TIME SHINGLE
Five Republicans in Barber
Chairs Give Reasons for
Backing PiIihaIe.

Five mon occupied as many barber
chairs in Fort street establishment ON
Saturday, aud while tho lather was DO.
ing laid on and worked into tho roots
by the obliging and Republican betting
artists of the razor and brush, politics
filed the air. George a. Davies, who
occupied the final chair, cut into tho
conversation with an acknowledgement.
ed summary of the political situation,
and after the suds were wiped from his
lips, had something Co sny about front
tho Democratic candidate.
Davis inquired why in the Sam Hill
Trent hadn't said something publicly
about hJs stand in tho present situation
and concluded:
"Well, voted twice for Trent rs
treasurer, but this time there nro issues
up between the two parties, and man
who gots my vote must declare himself
and tell me why no expects my vote.
This time we have n candidate who has
declared himself on tho question OF the
hour-Robert W. Shinglo, candidate for
Treasurer. / voted twice for front, but
this time there's nawthin' dom. /
vote for Single"
Up from the suds covering tho four
heads lying on tho cushions Of the other
four chars, came n ripple of concur.
ring statements:
" Nc, too me, too;" and 80 on down
tho line.
Everyone Of the Republicans In Those
chairs had formerly voted for Trent,
when there were no issues nj stake.
This time every one viii vote for his
party's man, aud it's generally tho
same sort Of talk heard on the streets.
They voted for Trent before, these Ro-
publicans did, but tomorrow they vote
for Sbingle, their party man, not only
because Of Shingles personal popu.
Iarity, but because Of tho issues which (.
have made the campaign famous.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
Still More Hard Knocks for the
Ex-President From the
Democratic Ranks.
MlSoUoTED JUDGE BALDWIN,
Teddy'S Fight in New York Con-
tinueS to Land Him in
Difficulties.

NEW HAVEN, Connecticut, Novem.
Der 6.-Adding to Col, Theodore Roose,
velt's many troubles at the present
time, Judge Simeon E, Baldwin, Demo.
cratic nominee for governor of this
State, has announced that he will com.
menee libel proceedings against the ex.
President.
Judge Baldwin, one of the most
prominent figures in eastern Democracy
was attacked by Roosevelt short time
ago over what the latter called Bald.
win s views on labor legislation.
Baldwin claims that Roosevelt was
merely playing for the labor vote and
that the statements attributed to him
were fabrications. Large damages will
be asked in the courts.
Judge Baldwin is professor of consti.
tutional and international law at Yale
and is chief justice of the supreme court
of errors, Connecticut.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
ALLEGED EMBEZZLER
IS PLACED IN CELL

Paeifico, somewhat more turbulent
than his name, is resting easy in a cell
an the police station, facing a charge
of embezzlement. His case has not yet
been thoroughly investigated by the
police, but already enough evidence has
been secured TO convict him, in the es.
timation of the officers.
The man is a Filipino and had been
living with some fellow countrymen on
a plantation. During his sojonrn with
them he was intrusted with some
money, amounting TO over fifty dollars,
and one fine day, when no one happened
ttO be around, he disappeared and did
not leave the coin behind.
lie whs lately located by Chief Ne.
Dufiie living with a Hawaiian family
IN Honolulu aud Is now deyising the
necessary explanations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
COST HIGH EVEN IF
LABOR IS SUPPLIED

HlLO, November 4.--The road from
The Volcano House TO the Halomaumau
crater has cost the County Of Hawaii
$ol1G0l. Tho prisoners and their food
were furnished by the Territory, all
other expenses being paid by tho coun-
~. The salaries Of prison guards, from
October, 1906 to September 30, 1910,
amounted to $151670. The cost Of
material and supplies, mules, dump
carts aud other things was $1G20.21. Tho
length Of tho road Is about ak miles
80 that, without wages, IL cost about
$1,000 a mile TO build the circular r0ad
20 IIndnn.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
CANE KNIFE ENDS
PECULIAR AFFAIR
Disadvantage in Having Two
Lord and Masters Are -
Exposed.

An unholy pact between Spaniard
aud Porto Rican eamo TO light yesterday
morning when tho police were cnllod
upon TO take the wife of tho formor
to tho Queens Hospital whore ~ was
found that her wrist had boon noarly
severed by blow from cane knife.
From the story learned by Chief Nc.
Duilie In tho course of hls Investigation.
the Spaniard Thomas Sufra by name.
/ had become angored over tho absonoo
OF hts wifo with tho Porto Riean and
inndo an ntt0clt on the othor man with
the cane knife yesterday morning Mrs.
Snira stepped In between the men and
received tho blow on hor own wriat,
cutting ~ deeply aud BovorinR ma
artery. The wOmun was rushed 10 tho
hospital which was just across the way
ana plnced under an nuueBthotie while
her wound was dressed.
rms ~ the last chaptor of story
winch ~ about to receive final nD.
pnndix In two courts. Several weeks
ago thoro was divorce pending Ina tho
circuit court brought by safra against
his wife which was discontinued by
virlne Of what was claimed 10 BIO M
agreement between tho men and his
wife. The rcnl motive of tho discon.
tinunDco has just been learned.
Sufu had boon In San Francisco and
sent money 10 his wife b. como 10 him
there. This money she used claiming
that she. had BpoHt u In Doctors bills
for the children. Safrn IN CONSEQUENCES
returned md found his wife living with
Jaclniho Grci1, the Porto Riean. who
~ u musician In Berger n b0nd and runs
a hat cleaning establishment on tho
side Tho divorce Buit followed this
discovery
Afior tho suit had boon poudng for
week or 10 tho Porto RCnu aud tho
Spnninrd entered into nm agreement by
which the latter was to transfer his in.
forest IN his wife 10 tho Porto hienn
IN foe simple for n certain portion Of
the time and IN return the Bnfrn family,
conniHiinR Of tho parents and three
were 10 T0ceiyn board aud
lodging from Garcia.
Nigbt before last Garcia had an in.
yitniion TO dance 70 bo held al Aala
ana insisted upon taking Mrs Carols
Sara with him. snfrn protested. say.
ing that tho Porto Ricnn WIS butiinR
In on Other than the stipulated inter,
walls, 'but tho pair vent down any way.
when they returned yesterday sufra
wna ready with tho cane knife mud tho
frnrnH enhuod
safH will probably Do charged with
assault with d deadly Woapon ia tho
grrt0ral rOuHB and white Hihye pro-
'ecdinRs viii he brouglH against hin ln
hn fedrfal court E1mundH Aft pro.
'ffdinRH will bo brought against Oar
.iH boz thp lntior court, nlF1, aa lo has
wife living u ihh nrlghb0fh00d IN
Yniulun aHd nr rDud Boz charged HlfA
similar ruue IH Che police court N
/ WHH 20 desired
a fnw Hfffs ago one nf uafria'H
mpi0fts lH fha haf rloaniHF establish
lrht rmhffdfi dnilaf from h.m Hnf
u lad hm arnairi flf men Bas
uri aHi convicted 8ni lrn2 f4uni ~
afH 3 inaF fntDft pf amHaf anaHsns
.as sentenced ~ ns HHHihe lH mIs1n
A. HIIi ia usfifi ia anHll is ~ lFaaa
fIU amH'HJW
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
CAN NOT ARBlTRATE.

CHICAGO, November Arbitration
ia The strike n ihe garment workers
was eullod On today, ana all attempts
~ roach un agreement between employ.
~ md rmpl0yes have e0ms ~ moth
iHR Tho strike will continue, With tba
striking W1rhru bringing ivory pas
fihia Influence Into plny.
saH~.~s : s-Nea1s saz@as s@s -
treatment ~ the people M HralY an
nrffq r4Hniy Vey brief W BIZ vice
fffHl regime Dec ha SCI boon, he iHs
given Ha good RfaHH1f ~ pllfH fuiIfH
tfHH Fol h.m af ils fret pQ rfnnf pfn
rfal NJ flnsen. cod BE- Do naf sIsb ilaf
Do fhe.if FL g.Fsa amf'e iIWe i4 agfk
aat iH Nantif
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
EARTHQUAKE STIRS
GOLD MINING CENTER

GoLDFIELD, Nevada, November @.
"A sharp earthquake was felt here
late last night, throwing the city into
temporary panic and causing much con.
fusion, No serious damage was don,
but the dishes and other ehinaWare 10
most Of the houses IN the town were
broken.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
FIFTEEN DIE IN MINE.

SEATTLE, November 7,--Nows Of q
tragedy In the Black Diamond mining
region WAS telegraphed 10 this city
yesterday reporting the death Of ~.
teen 10 an explosion. The disaster Or.
CURED IN the Lawson Nine, tho causes
remaining vague until further inyos.
tigaiion n made.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
AvIAToRs FLY TOO
HIGH IN DEMANDS

SAN fhAACisCO, NoyembsF
Negotiations between ibo Son Fmnelseo
atiHilon promoters and the aefonauis
WHO are nov frhiblilaR Ia fhe East
we're broken IN yesterday. after san
lfhHr'sr0 had rsIsel tl9a 900 foF 10 in.
iffnailanal meet ~ HbifdmeH. - TLs
$40 fmnfIsr4 hIadauiIr Clsh assiafsd
ilr demands of DE Bfston a. ~ fs5
severe. ihrIf pf.fos ttflnR scored alih
fffff fse ~ fhf siHin3f ierofd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
BARON OSAKI
VISITOR HERE
Is Member Of the House OF Peers
-Hongkonu Maru Finishes
Long Quarantine.

Hen quarantine having .cSNitEi, the
T. X, h Steamship ucngNong Mara
proceeded To railroad wharf No, y early
yesterday momiug to discharge her
cargo OF pitrstcs and take on two hun
drcd tons Of GOAL preparatory TO ae.
parting for Yokohama today,
Her passengers are naturally delight.
cd TO DO released from the restraint.
though on all hands praise is heard for
the officers and crew Tor their efforts
to mako tho time pass Az pleasantly aa
possible Tor the ninety cabin and steer.
agc passengers aboard Angling was
the chief paStimc, thousands OF an
kinds aud Sizes VI fish being Invoked
from the decks of the imprisoned liner
ms she lay outside,
Baron osak Aboard.
Baron osaki, mcmhcr of tho house
OF peers Of Japan, Is passenger on
the Hongkong Mau, returning 20 his
homo in Yokohama after hradinn n
party Of Japanese business men. who
left Yokohama July ~ on an ohscrva.
ton tour through Mexico aud Central
"AN NNNln AnoElVN, lhNN wore widely
entertained, and while In tho Arpon.
tine Republic were among the proml-
ncnt men present at the celebration ia
honor Of ArgcntinR's centennial, The
Mexican chambers Of commerce. at th0
dittcrcnt cities visited, rendered ban
qucts aud receptions 20 their dlstin.
guishod guests,
Baron osaN expressed HIMSELF az
hcng much pleased with Honolulu dur.
ing his short stay and not little sur,
priscd at It's sigo and beauty
Tho wife of the mayor oe Toxic, who
Is expected TO arrive In the Tcnyo
Maru this morning from san Francisco,
is n daughter of Baron Osaka.
Doctor From Singapore.
DR. r. l., Sousa, prominent doctor
of Singapore, who has hoon ON service
for large Chinese steamship company
at COllao and Lima, Peru, Is returning
TO rccuporNto after severe illneuG
Doctor SouEa IL directly connected with
u largo rubber estate In the Straits Set.
tcmopts, aud says that Ia vegetation
aud climate Honolulu closely resembles
his native country,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
KNOWN EVERYWHERE.

Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrboea Remedy Is today the best.
known medicine DO use f0r the relief
aud cure 81 bowel complaints "a cures
gripping diauhoea, ayseniefy, and
should be taken 10 Gle hni unuatural
ioofeness ~ the bowels Fof sale bY an
aealen hfnson. Smith 90, Ltd,
agents faT liaHsil
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08

The faHad.an Ansialian stfamshll
Mahaga nii Hrnff from Ylftons IN
fn1ag lH ratts ~ sJ1aes ga Haaolaln
an1 fHba