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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-27

ington Park alleys Friday night The
five men teams are as follows: Lab
men, Sukerman, Critchett, Houck,
White; versus Ford, Weaber, Chase.
SUggs, Campbell
\ wild toss by Hawkins lost for Des
MOines. by gum II was a double play
attempt and brought in two runs for
Lincoln in Thursdays game
Jack Monroe has been knocked out
again, b1t this time it was Sam BecSer
who did ii. Jack didn't even last two
rounds. Cruel
Harry Wheeler, a Siwash. once center
star for the CarIysIe indians, is hashing
it in d Spokane restaurant Such j
fall,
IsbelI of Wichita made a home run
with two men on bases. but Denver bid
TOO long a lead. and won Thursdays
game for all that.
Although San Francisco had a , to 0
lead up TO the seventh Thursday. the
game was won by Los Angeles, 8 and
?. Sort of surprise, Ell?
Rip Hagerman, until recently with
the Louisville club, has been signed
With Lincoln and will occupy the box
Rip is a rip shorter, they say.
BeaIs Wright Of Boston, who dazzled
the tennis world five years ago, has
recovered from a years illness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-27
SPORTLETS.
BY Tim.


Johnson went autOmObilinS and Jeff
ries went to sleep. Read dispatches for
narrowing details.
Clarence says: II would go to the
fight if 1 had the money, could get a
vacation, and didn't belong TO the SUN
day school" Aw, cheer up Clarence It
might be worse.
Now you'll see some fun when Cor
bett and I get started boxing Jim
Jeffries. But supposing the gent pug
should come back. Now, stop!
I'm not going to beat Jim Jeffries
with any rabbit rvoi or other kind OF
charm. I'll beat him just because L am
a better man than he is and that will
be enough No, I'm not afraid of all
the No. 13 rooms in the world. Jack
Johnson. They say he said il, II is
alleged And it is not for us to doubt
1t was awful what Vernon did to
Portland in Thursdays game at Los
Angeles The Californians played an
errOrless game and landed two home
runs. It was all but 4 shut out
In a red hot game. as games go,
Clovis won at Roswell Thursday
Bruggerman struck out nine men, but
Wallace famed II Roswellites. I'm
polite,
Crack bowlers will contest on Wash
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-27
ORNDORFF SAYS, JOHNSON
Is = FIGHTING HACHINF

Burt Orndorff is back from a vaca-
ton trip to Long Beach, where his fam
lily is spending the summer. Burt says
that the coast has gone prize fight
crazy and that in Los Angeles the
streets are blOckaded with crowds look
ing in store windows where pictures
of the two heavyweishts are on dis
play Mr.. OrndOrff saw Johnson at his
training quarters at Seal Rock house
and says he looks like a fighting ma
chine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-27

rs will contest on Wash
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-27
THE LITTLE RUsTIES.

The Little Rusties have played four
defeat. They are out for games with
any under 13 years team in the city.
The Lie Rusties have beaten the first,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-27

NunrOe'S assistance
Johnson Working But Little.
San Francisco, Cal, May Pit was
as calm around the Johnson camp yes
terdav afternoon as it was. the day
before. Johnson was out for an auto
mobile ride. was the information given
to those who wanted to see him. He
was on the road in the forenoon as
usual grinding out u miles of fast
work in company with Tom Flanagan
and George Cotton
Marty Cutler has decided that he has
had quite a sufficiency of the road
work game. Cutler says it is because
his feet are in poor shape. but Doc
Furey is authority for the announce
ment that Cutler does not want any
more running.
Today will be another lazy day unless
there is a change in the program. John
son is on the road this morning, but
will not go into the gymnasium until
Saturday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-27
UNIVERSITY BOAT CREW Is
SWAMPED: 4 RECORD MADE

Seattle, Wash. May 27--The Stanford
University boat was swamped by the
rough water Of Lake Washington here
Tuesday when only half the three mile
course had been covered and the Uni
versity of Washington finished alone,
winning the Pacific coast eight-oared
championship, in the fast time of
1S:22:O3. This is a record.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-27

to the shooting fraternity, won the
banner event IN the western handica D
shoot here yesterday afternoon. As
winner of the western handicap, Mr.
Dickey received first money and the
championship trophy. He broke sc out
Of possible 100 targets, and shot from
the 16 yard line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-27

second and third Durangoes. Pete
Dwire is the captain of the little
champions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-27
WINS SHOOTING PRIZE.

Des Moines, Ia, May 27.-J. Z. Dickey
of Davenport, comparatively unknown
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
CHURCHES ASSIST
IN CHARITY WORK
Sermons in Many Pulpits
Reminders of Chance to
Contribute.

a long pull, a strong pull, and pull
all together for the Associated Chari-
ties" is the slogan Of Protestant. Cath
oiic. and Hebrew pulpits of Washing
ton.
In the great educational campaign be-
gun by the charities 10 give the public
a correct and adequate idea of just
what organized charity is doing for the
District Of Columbia this year. the
churches Of every denomination have
Joined with a will Yesterday there was
hardly a congregation in the city which
did not have brought L. its attention
the fact that the Associated Charities
and its colleague. the Citizens Relief
Association, are saving for Washing on,
% quote the Wr-'s Of John Joy Edson,
not only mrEay but society"
Though no collections were taken in
the churches for the Charities and the
Relief Association. IL IS the hope Of the
Joint finance committee OF these organ
izations. that as a result Of the SER
mons preachEd in Washington yester-
cav. hundreds Of citizens will seize their
opportunity 10 contribute 70 the support
Of organized charity.
The committees budget for the cur
rent fiscal year shows that ST. VIII
Of the District this yeaF- OF this
amount only little over half has been
raised.
Iu the city of Washington there are
tNuQredS o. GltlZenH VINO CIV lNQls-
rrimnately every week in the year n
Hy man or woman who asks II. Wheth-
a- tie man or woman be deserving, o.
H neither they are beiTG pauperized b.
gift or money Is never considered.
n The same amount OF money which is
tus given ware donated 70 the Asso-
-iated Charities and the Citizens Re
lief Association. and GIsbursed by these
organizations 20 the really needy cases
I it Is held by them that both poverty
and mendicancy would be materially
3 reduced.
II was with the hope OF bringing
about a closer cooperation between thG
charities and the churches that Officers
of the latter requested ministers 10 fOir
. lE Associated Charities Sunday yes
terday. That the mem ber sAip Of u
charities VIII be increased and the fund.
of the joint finance committee VII grow
as a result Of the generous efforts O1
{ the clergy Of the city. seems certain.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
NABUCO DEPARTURE
IS AGAIN DELAYED
Brazilian BattleShip Due 10
Arrive Last Week, Not
Heard From.

Pending the arrival OF the Brazilian
battIeship Minas Geraes At Hamptor
Roads. the removal Of the body Of Am
bassador joaquin NabUcO TO the Bra
lillian capital. which was 10 have been
begun today, has been postponed.
The Minas Geraes is brand new, hav-
ing just been constructed in England,
and its trip across the Atlantic IS its
initial one II should have arrived sew
eraI days ago. but up TO noon today the
Bureau Of Navigation OF she Navy De
partment had heard nothing from the
big ship which is 10 act as an escort
10 the North Carolina on its long cruise
with the body Of the former diplomat.
The Navy Department had planned 20
transfer the body this afternoon at 1-30
o'clock from Oak Hill Cemetery to le
Presidents yacht Mayfiower, which Is
10 carry il TO the North Carolina, now
waiting al Hampton Roads.
A troop Of the Fifteenth Cavalry from
Fort Myer was 10 have escorted the cor
tege from the cemetery TO the wharf OF
the MayfiOWer, and the Marine Band
and a detachment Of sailors and ma
Tiues was to have met the cOrtege al
the gates Of the Navy Yard and
marched with II 10 the wharf
Ambassador NabuCO's widow left
washington several days ago for her
home in Brazil.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
old KENNEL CLUB
NAY Be REVIVED
Plans in Progress TO Hold
Bench Show, Perhaps
in Open Air.

At meeting in the Offices of Howe
TCtten. in the pope building this after
noon. the movement for the revivinG oe
the Columbia Kennel Club and the hold
ing OF a bench show in this city within
the next month or so, will be launched.
However. the meeting today is only
preliminary 4 large and more bust
ncsslike one will be held in the willard
Hotel Thursday.
Mr.. Totten. who is one OF half a dozen
engaged in bringing about the reorgan-
ization Of the old Kennel Club, which
gave successful bench show several
years ago. was president OF that club
and is owner of some Of the finest speCi-
mems Of great danes in the United
States.
the principal difficulty offered by
those taking the Initiative i'm this mat
ter. is the difficulty in obtaining quar-
ters which are suitable in every particu-
lar for the holding Of the exhibition.
This part of the proposition has been
entrusted TO Thomas ]. Fisher Com
pany, and. according to one Of it's rep
resentatives, an available place has been
found.
There are many dog enthusiasts In
WashinSton-many OF them being
women of the army and navy and
diplomatic social sets.
Miss SiCrid GUde, daughter of Minister
Guide. from Norway. is the owner OF
several high class dogs. and viii be
/ come an exhibitor at the coming show
! Miss Nathilde Townsend Owls severa
fine Great Danes. and She has an
nOunced she will enter them II there is
j bench show. Miss ElinOr Terry
daughter Of Admiral Terry. is anxious
for another bench show.
In connection with the show move
ment, IL has been suggested by some OF
| the ianCieTs to hold an OpCn-air affaiI
early in May. This. they believe. would
] be an innovation.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
FREDERICK STORES
ARE CONSOLIDATED
Big Washington Piano Concern In
VOWED in Plan to Solidify
Branches.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Feb. 2l-Appli-
cation has been made 20 the secretary
OF state for consolidation OF the various
piano interests Of W. +. Frederick under
the name Of W. r. Frederick Piano
Company. with a capital stock Of 5l,3i5,-
OA all Of which has been paid IN.
The above dispatch is OF particular in
terest TO Washington. inasmuch as one
OF the largest Of the W. r. Frederick
stores has for several years been To-
Gated here. II is also interesting 10 note
that the home OF this company Is To-
Gated IN PiJtsbug. in what is declared
10 be the largest building i'm the world
devoted entirely to piano selling.
The consolidation has been brought
about % unite the various Frederick
stores in a dozen cities into one compact
organization. All Of the stores in which
Mr. Frederick has been the leading
spirit and principal owner Will thus be
strengthened bv securing a more ef-
fjCient and economical management
The various stores will in future CO.
operate. the idea being that the smallest
and least important Of them will thus
be made relatively as strong and ef-
ficient as the largest
The stores are backed by a capital Of
nearly 4 million and a quarter dollars
all OF which has been paid in.
In addition 10 the large wareroOms al
! 132S F street, I'm this city. fully equipped
plano warerOOms are conducted in
+! Iittsburg. Cleveland. Cumberland Nd.
| WilliamsDOrt. Pa Canton. e4io. Al
tcona. JohnstOwn. Uniontowu. and Nc
KeeSpOrt. Pa
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
BAILEY TO ASSAIL
POSTAL BANK BILL

Senator Bailey will not deliver his
address on the postal savings bank bill
until Thursday, having changed his orig
inaI plans on account of the celebration
of WashingtOn's Birthday.
He is preparing TO assail, vigorously,
the constitutionality of the measure as
it now stands and viii also devote some
Of his time to the proposed Root and
SmOOt amendments
While il is practically agreed that the
Root amendment will not be urged. Sen
ator Bailey will attempt to show that
no amount Of amending will make the
Government plan of engaging in the
banking business constitutional.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
BURTON DISCUSSES
THE MODERN PAPER

Modern crs-ing for the novel and ex-
elements responsi bic for the sensa tiOnai-
ism OF certain modern newspapers, ac-
curdinE 10 Senator Burton. OF Ohio, who
addressed 2 large meeting on Modern
Sensationallsm' at the National Thea
ter yesterday afternoon.
The meetnlE was held under the aus
pices Of The y. NJ. G.. A In addition
to Senator Burton. DIR. ". 6. Uford
spoke OIL The opportunities for social
service in Washington
Earl- ClahaUgh sang a barytone solo
and Miss Mary =. King played the
violin.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR MRS. FOUNTAIN
Widow Of Confederate Veteran
Will Be Buried at
Woodstock. Va.

Funeral services were held this after
noon for Mrs Catherine Fountain, the
aged woman who was found dead yes
terdsy morning al her home. 1HS L
street northwest.
In ceremonies at the residence, the
Rev. G. Ernest Smith, pastor of s..
Thomas Episcopal Church. ofhciated.
The body VII be Inferred al WoOdstock,
Va
Mrs. Fountain was born at Woodstock.
Va IN 1s3S She was the widow OF a
veteran 81 the Confederate army and
had q wide acquaintance IN this city
she is survived by three daughters.
Miss Maize Fountain, Mrs. Catherine
Aimsley, and Mrs. William Skyles, OF
Washington, and one son, Charles FOun-
tain. OF California
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
WILL REOPEN FIGHT.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Feb 21.-Attorneys to-
day announced their intention OF re-
opening the fight for the $4,000 estate
which recently was a awarded TO the
State of Ohio. The attorneys claim they
have found a half sister OF the late
general. The new claimant saws she
is a daughter Of Thomas Reilly, the
generals father
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
NEWSPAPER BANKRUPT

WARRENTON, Va, Feb. 21.-It was
given. out here today by -sttorneys J. A.
c Keith and c NJ. White, receivers.
that the Virginian Publishing Company
F. l. PoindeXter, owner and editor, has
been declared irsolvent-
Publication viii be continued by ".
c Marshall until the property can he
diSnOsad Of.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
NEW PACIFIC LINE
BUYS FOUR BOATS

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. -21.-So far
have the plans for new steamship
line between here and Panama advanced
that negotiations have beer opened by
Bates & ChesLOrOugh, Of this city, for
the purchase OF four big steamers on tho
Atlantic coast. This concern promises
I'm a few days 10 announce its complete
PLANS for an opposition service TO that
or the Pacific Steamship Company.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
POSES AS SURGEON.
ROBS GIRL OF GEMS
Ordering Victim From Buggy,
Texas Thief Drives Away
With Diamonds.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Feb. 2I-Pcs-
ing as a surgeon and known 10 have
several names. "A thief succeeded in ROB
bfnC Mrs. A. NJ. Ealson and her daugh-
ter out Of 500 worth of jewels today.
The girl went buggy riding with Fhe
young man. He suggested that the dia-
mOnds be placed under the seat for
safety.
He drove toward the suburbs. and
then ordered the woman from the
buggy
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
Beef

Creamery Butter-One pound cartons .........
Eggs (select country, guaranteed fresh) .......
Sirlon Steak observation-disclosures. ...
PorterhOuse Steak Observation-Disclosures. -.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-04-15
LEDoCTo.

r. 7. Thompson died at his
home at Kavanaugh April 18th. He
was brought to his old home to be
buried beside his wife. He was a
good man and loved by all who
knew him. win say to the chill
dren. weep not for father; he has
gone where there will be no more
good-byes spoken, no more sickness
nor death.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. q. Jordan visit
ed their nephew at Blaine. who met
with a bad accident.
We are sorry to hear Of the Rev.
d. B. Kazee being hurt.
Miss Minnie Moore. OF. Matte, Il
visiting her sister. Mrs. Monnie
Dooloy, Of Adams.
John Ramey is visiting friends al
this place.
Mrs. Mary Billups, OF Ceredo, II
visiting her parents at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maude Castle wer,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. sherd Van
hoose Saturday and Sunday.
Golden Rod.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-04-15

cred from his continued illness to
be out again
Mr.. and Mrs Harve Lawson Wis
tied their grandfather Dixon last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. John G. Akers has returned
from johnson county. where she
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Leonard Johnson.
Miss Hattie Berry. who Is attend
ing the X. N. c. at Louisa. paid
home folks a visit recently.
clarnece Castle has gone to Col.
pmbus. Ohio.
Dave Jordan has purchased a fine
horse.
Thomps. Berry was a visitor Al
Prosperity sunday.
r. s. Thompson. OF Louisa. wal
ON our creek Friday.
Miss Mary Moore. who has haS
measles, Is able to be out again.
Church At this place every thlrt
Sunday BY Rev. Kazee.
Brown Eyes.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-04-15

Baseom Brumfield. who is very
low With consumption, was happily
converted last Monday.
John W. fowler and son. who
started west two weeks ago. are
now in Huntington. Arkansas. and
win go from there TO Red Cloud,
Nebraska. and from there to Cad
mus, Kentucky. Mr.. fowler was
very low with the Western fever,
but Is improving fast and will return
home a cured man. There are
others with the same disease In
this country that would try the rem
edy that Is curing Mr.. fowler II
they could pay for the medicine
Mrs. Sack shortridge is on the
sick list.
Nora Woods, Of Fallsburg, Il
staying with Mrs. Laura Collins
worth.
Rev Bryant Sexton. Of Ashland
passed here last week en- route Z
Louisa.
John Carter. our Deputy Sheriff
was on Gait last week.
Adam Harman. our bee man, wa
transferring bees for Bertha Har
man Saturday.
Born. to Mart Webb and wife
a fine baby. Monday.
Mrs Maynard. who has beei
spending a few weeks with he
daughter. Mrs. Jeff Collinswortt
returned to her home in Pix
county.
Mrs. Carl Cassidy. OF Ashland
was calling on friends at cadmu'
Friday OF last week.
The prayer meeting every Sal
urday night at Green Valley, col
Quoted by v. d. Harman is quit
a success.
Rev. Reuben Moore, OF McDal
iels. preached at W. NJ. Brumfield
Sunday evening.
Il Bert and Fred Stewart and And
Woods passed down our creek la
, Sunday en- route to Mrs. Hibbltts
i Aunt Sarah Scott, who has bee
sleek for some time, is slowly in
proving.
Mrs. Armintia Fugate was visi
:, ing Mrs. Maynard and Mrs. Collin
worth last week. Spunk.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-04-15
MEAD's BRANCH.

We have had church on Shan
mons Branch the past week, con-
Quoted by Rev. James Harvey, Of
Wayne county, and Jess Thompson
OF Lick Greek.
The quarterly meeting was held
at this place Saturday by Rev. A.
H. Miller. James Harvey, John
Miller. Jess Thompson and siias
Hunley were present.
Mrs. Liss Kise. who has been on
the sick list for several weeks, is
no better.
Uncle Jim Childers and little
granddaughter, Minnie. attended
the burial of Mrs. Melvin Payne last
Monday.
Miss Mollie Blackburn and Mollie
Martin. were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Miller Saturday and Sunday.
7. A. Rickman, Allen Miller. Bud
Thompson and G. v. Pack were
calling on Gilbert Miller Monday.
Rev. A. II. Miller and Bud Thomr
son attended the funeral of Russell
Thompson. at Matte, Friday.
Several young folks attended
church at this place Sunday.
Miss Bessie Mead was the guest
OF Miss Della Reynolds Sunday.
Reys. Williams and Harvey were
visiting Robert Neace Monday and
Tuesday.
Ezra Hinkle was calling on Willie
Miller Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Miller were
visiting home folks Sunday.
Miss Leathia Mead was visiting
Mrs. Charley Childers Sunday
Some good correspondent from
Mead's Branch wrote that Miss
Leathia Mead was married to Ed
ward Russell. We learn that Mis-
Mead is not married.
Mr., and Mrs. Commodore Kis'
were visiting the iatter's parents
Sunday
Rev, James Harvey and Jes
Thompson were visiting John Rey
nolds Tuesday.
There will be baptising at th'
mouth Of shannon's Branch tn
second Sunday in May by Reys
Harvey and Miller.
! Misses Minnie and Jettie Childer
were visiting Emma Thompson las
| Sunday.
Harry and Charley Cox and JEFF
shannon. win Gibson and And
Webb. OF Lick Creek, attends
church here Sunday
Brave washington.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. John Lyon were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Menifee
Sparks Friday. The former couple
had been married fifty-two years on
that day.
John Lester viii make a trip to
Greenup county soon.
@. v. Burton contemplates rails
ing a crop OF broom corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, L. skaggs were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Hol-
brook Sunday
@. X. Dobbins sold an S-months-
old male calf for s25 last week. All
hats off to him. Why don't more
people keep the best variety Of
stock?
NJ. B. Sparks paid a war price
The Big Sandy news., 1910-04-15
IRAD.

There win be a festival at Dry
Ridge on saturday night. April so.
All are cordially invited. A large
crowd and a nice time Is expected.
Come one and all The earnings
wanted are for church benefits;
your presence will be solicited
The farmers Of this vicinity. after
planting quantity OF corn. have
been made to look somewhat sad
on account OF cold rain which is
being followed by snow. "But fruit
Is still safe" We hear them say.
Timbering and bark-peeling is the
rush at present.
w. NJ. shannon. a timber dealer,
has purchased boundary OF tim
Der on the Judge Dean estate and
Is now cutting. peeling and prepar-
ing for saving Il.
James webb Is also cutting tim.
Der on the farm recently vacated By
Joseph Webb. who some time age
took his departure for the colder
west Rumor tells us he has found
a location in Oregon. Also. @. v
Burton is engaged in cutting timber
Mrs Jane Prince and daughter
Tennie, who have been among NJ
but a short time, are expected I,
leave soon for Grayson to visit
relatives
Gossip at present Is relating Il
the baptlzing on Twin Branch nea
here. which Is to take place Apri
gath. An enormous crowd is ez
pected. A large number win b
baptized and a number Of clergymeI
Will take part in the work.
Quarterly meeting at Daniel
Greek viii convene the second Sur
day in May. beginning on Frida
before.
y. u. ADAMS, student OF IN
wayne Normal School. Wayne cour
lty W. Va. after taking an examir
ation. has returned home to spen
the summer
]. X. Berry, who has inflammation
rheumatisp or lumbago, Is maxim
no improvement for better.
Sunday School conducted by Mis-
Matte curnutte is progressing yer
nicely. A large crowd and goo
Interest and attention prevail eac
Sunday.
Miss Sue Roberts passed here X
Gently en- route to Bluefleld. wher
she will spend a few weeks wit
her sister. Jim Dandy
The Big Sandy news., 1910-04-15
WANT PRODUCE.


brought on the leading road from
Blaine. KY. to Busseyvllle every
Thursday and you will get their
value, Old roosters from zoe to SOC
each; late fall chickens, ? lbs and
less, i4c per lb,; old hens and tur-
keys at their value. Want old
rubber and brass.
On Friday going from Louisa te
Blaine will sell fresh bread. fresh
caught fish and seed sweet pota-
toes, and II you don't sell me your
produce you win lose big money.
BI0 BLAINE PRODUCE co.
II. J. PACK, Manager.