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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-19
Interesting Exercises by the
Upper Glasses Mark End
of 1910 School Year.

Halls of the Villas school, the newest
of FL Paso's array, were crowded wed
nesdav afternoon with fathers ana
mothers and friends Since the pupils
of the newest school rank no higher
than the sixth grade, there were no
speeches or singing, but instead there
was q handsome display OF handlcra1t'
of which Mrs. NJ. l. Patterson, the prln-
cipaI is justly proud
over the walls were arrayed ali man
ner of school work. The first grade
work showed paper fancy work OF a
great variety of designs, and the sec
ond grade, painting, cut paper work,
CLAY modelling, and. greatest in impor-
tance and work, a dolls house, COM
plete in every detail. Some dainty
weaving work was credited to third
grade pupils, while the fifth grade
bows displayed some carpentry work.
The sixth grade work consisted largely
of painting and sketching, but the boys
showed two red coasters, three wheeled
affairs designed especially for Ell Paso
hills
Of especial interest to the visitors
was the sewing display in which the
various grades combined. There was
nearly every manner of garments, all
the result of hard work. Each pupil
was represented by a hand made copy
book containing exercises and display
ing the varying penmansnip of the diff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-19

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the church. blessing the congregation
as he passed along.
- The Kiss of Peace.
Tie final act of the function was
the bS-towaI OF the kiss OF peace by
the consecratOr. The sermon during
the conservation was delivered by bish-
op O'Gorman. Sioux Falls. s D. After
the ceremony, tI.e archbishop. the bish-
ops and all the priests, were served
with dinner under the trees on the sem
mary grounds A pun. &c reception was
arranged for tonight. Pc hitting friends
OF the new bishops an opportunity TO
offer congratulations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-19
BABY HAS TWO
TEETH AT BIRTH

A baby girl was born in East Ell Paso
Monday with two perfectly formed low
er teeth The dental baby arrived at
the home OF Jose Martens and wife az
2209 Bassett avenue, in East FL Paso.
and IS being proudly shown to all Of the
neighbOrs by her parents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-19
ENTERTAINMENT
MARKS CLOSE OF MESA SCHOOL,

Eighth grade pupils at the Mesa
school entertained their parents and
friends Wednesday afternoon in the as
sembl room of the High school Every
seat in the auditorium was occupied
through an enjoyable program of mu-
Most elaborate of the numbers was
the doll exhibition, one of really live
dollies- They were led out by Lillian
Buchez. Their Identification follows:
wax doll ..--..-. Guida Mayer
opSy -Antoinette Ha
Topsy .Antoinette Matkin
Dutch doll Allen Moore
apanese doll Caroline Block
1ndian doll Evelyn Woods
Dresden dol. Madeline Stafford
There was much laughter over the
dry wit of Mark Twain when Karl Nee
recited from Tom Sawyer" He was
assisted by Shelley Warnock, who took
the part of the city ooy.''
Chorus parts Were especially attract
i've The eighth grade opened the pro-
gram with two songs, while seventh
grade girls sang the Fairies Moon
light Dance" Other numbers were:
Defamation partacus to the
Gladiator William Taylor
Piano solo-'fTarante1fa" -
...--.,........ Edith McCIeary
Dialog--'The Squire's Rooster
---...--..-. Squire. Earl Murphy
Uncle Peter .....--.... Elgie Means
/ Observation-Disclosures Address to
the Romans. Edward Miller
sloln SOLO .Lollie BOlez
Lillian Buchoz. accompanies.
Solo. Miss Paulien Sprinz
Instrumental trio-Mozart's Minuet
Lillian Buchoz
Marguerite Bennett, Reba Moore.
Chorus Ia Mountain Lake; OBJ SOL
diers' chorus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-19
THE WEATHER.
Forecast

For El Paso and vicinity: Tonight
and Friday fair.
For New Mexico: Tonight fair; Fri
dav fair and warmer.
For west Texas: Tonight and Friday
partly cloudy weather; cooler Friday in
northern portion
River at FL Paso: Height of surface
this morning above fixed zero mark, 14.7
feet: this date last wear. 143 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-19
NEGRO SCHOOL STUDENTS
WILL, PRESENT DIAX

A dramatized version of Hiawatha in
six sets, will be given by the pupils of
HCug las school, negro. at the school
building thursday night on the corner
of Fourth and Kansas streets C, Mi
Day exhibition will be made Il the
work Of the pupils of the school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-19
NO DISTURBANCE
II COMET HIT US

CONTINUED From Page Onej
science 1 consider the negative phe-
nomena observed last night of as great
value to science as positive phenOm-
ena."
According TO the first computations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-19
Ranchnen's Houses Burn.

Magdalena, \. NJ. May 1S.-Clementd
Costello and Bonifacio Lardayazo, who
are at their sheep camps. do not know
that their houses have been destroyed
by fire. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-19
REAL GRADUATION
EXERCISES AT LAMAR

The graduation exercises of the eighth
grade pupils of the Lamar school, held
Wednesday afternoon in the school au-
ditorium, Were as was intended by the
teachers, "old fashioned, the desire be-
ing to escape the months of training
necessary for the production Of class
play, believing the change would be
appreciated
There was a representative attendance
of parents and friends of the graduates,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-19
HAVE You soMErnT~G TO sEL,,e

You can easily sell it. Call Bell 1I5.
Auto 1l15. tell the girl what it is AID
The Herald viii SCH 1t. No bother, no
forma1ity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-19
Villas. MESA AND LAMAR SCHOOL PUPILS
ENTERTAIN PARENTsAND MANY FRIENDS
:: 49, -: = /:
ALWAYS THE WAY.

: ALWAYS THE WAY.
, Little Willis WiggIehead
. Was TO speak his piece, but fled,
. And the things that teacher said
? Must not be repeated here.
> Little Mary MarigOld
. Was SO very, awful bold
!. As to do as she was told
. Such q little dear!
. Life in truth, is ever so
. For in after years we know
: When school days are long ago
|. Still she'll have her say.
. Mrs. Mary Wigglehead,
= 1t may be quite safely said,
. Then as now will be ahead
. In a speeding WY.
. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-19

ferent grades. A map of Texas, show
ing each county line was the only indi-
viGual exhibit and was credited to Mark
Miller Of the lower fifth grade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-19
IT'S A SWIFT
PACE WE'RE GOING

Continued From Page cne.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-19
SIX BISHOPS
GIVEN MITRE

CONTINUED From rage one,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-19

''Too much of the country has been
coming into town though. The farmer
is receiving only a fair price but mid
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
TITLES FOR SKYMEN
WITH EXALTED RANK.
u. s. Aeronautical Reserve
Chooses Officers.

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Details of the
organization of the United States Aero
nautical Reserve, an association of
persons interested in aviation, which
aims to advance the aeroplane as an
engine of defensive and offensive war
fare, are being rapidly completed at
the national headquarters on lower
Fifth avenue.
The staff of officers when completed
will include a commodore, a chief of
staff, general board, five vice-commo-
dores to head the five geographical sec
tions of the country. captain for each
State and territory and corps of air
scouts.
The membership enrolled since the
reserve was launched at the Harvard
Boston aviation meet now reaches a
total of 1900 persons. Governor Albert
w Gilchrist, of Florida, has been
selected as vice-commodore of the
Southern division; Mayor John f. F'itz-
gerald. of Boston, as vice-commodore
for New England; Russell Alger. OF
Detroit as vice-commodore for Middle
States; John B. Ryan, of New York,
as commodore. and Clifford B. Harmon
as chief of staff
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
PETS UNDER BAN AT
FORT LEAVENWORTH.
Funston Issues Drastic Order
Covering Cats and Dogs.

FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Sept.
21-Every cat on the Fort Leaven-
worth reservation the largest military
post in the country must leave or suf-
fer the death penalty, by a general
order of General Frederick Funston,
issued yesterday. The order also cur
tails the liberties of any dogs that may
conclude to remain at the fort.
The order was prompted by the fact
that dog with rabies recently bit. an
officer, and then cat developed the
same disease If the cats cannot be
caught the order states that shotguns
may be used by officers and members
of the guard AS to dogs, all pets must
be muzzled at all times, and none will
be allowed to run at large between re-
treat and reveille. The order con-
cludes:
Until further orders no person on
this reservation will acquire any fur
ther dogs or cats"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
CLARKE AND KRAMER IN LONG RACE
Great Riders to Meet Next
Sunday at the VelO=
drOme.
rAcKIE CLARKE, the Australian
Rocket" is out for revenge in
,., ---I-t. -. LII. NJ

TACKIE CLARKE, the Australian
i Rocket is out for revenge in
his special match race with Ma
tional Champion Frank l.. Kramer at
the Newark Velodrome track on Sum
day afternoon As the race is to be at
five miles, with paeemakers, Clarke
hopes he will be able successfully to
turn the trick.
on the other hand, the East Orange
marvel is confident that he will be able
to lead Clarke over the tape when they
meet Sunday the same as he did last
week
The agreement in the race calls for
each man to have two paeemakers, and
they are to ride to the best of their
ability at all times. The pacemakers
will change every half mile In order
that each man will have an equal
chance, the men will draw for pacemak-
ers at the trackside, just before the race
starts. Just what men will be selected
to have their names picked in the hat is
not known, but only the best in the
money-chasing ranks will be used
Fans are wondering whether or not the
champion will be able to hold on to the
pace set in the race at this style, and
many believe that Clarke is his master.
at this distance. Kramer is anxious to
show his friends that he is the master
of the Rocket at all times, and will
make the great little rider from the
Antipodes do some tall riding to win.
The Australian pursuit race should be
a corking good race. The race will have
five men In the final, which will mean
that every man will have to hustle
from the sound of the pistol, in order
to avoid being eliminated from the
grind. ALI. Goullet, the little Austria
liam, is a favorite with many in this
race. The half-mile handicap should be
a fast race. and it is likely that John
Bedell, Paddy OSullivan Hehtr and Ed
die Root will ride from scratch. The
other men in the race will be given lib
eral handlcaps.
There is also a three-mile invitation
race on the card that should furnish
plenty of sport for the money -chasers.
The final amateur championship
event for the season will be run on Sun
day, and the distance selected will be at
five miles Tickets for the races can be
purchased at the Firemen's Pharmacy,
Market and Broad streets. The races
will start at o'clock sharp
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21

TT is rumored in baseball circles that
Harry Davis, the veteran first
baseman of the Athletics, will man
age the Cleveland or st. Louis Amepi-
cans next year. Davis has been play
Ing major league ball since 1895 and is
rapidly nearing the end of his diamond
career Connie Mack has been groom
ing a new first baseman named Houser
this year, and is said to be willing to
release Davis outright If the latter can
land a managerial berth.
The Cleveland and st. Louis clubs Of
the American League are in search of
new team handlers, and both are said
to be considering Davis, who is a
player of wide experience and knows
the Mack methods like a book Davis
is intelligent and enjoys an excellent
reputation. He will have the indorse-
ment of Mack and President Johnson
If he decides to make change, and
there seems to be little doubt that he
will develop into a winning leader no
matter where he may decide to go
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
PRINCETON SQUADS !
FAST FOOTBALL PLAY
SURPRISES WATCHERS
PRINCETON, Sept. q.

-ORWARD passes and quick START
~ ing were the two things which
the coaches emphasized yesterday
in Tiger practise on Osborne Field. For
a half hour the men of the first squad
were ordered to try nothing but for
ward passes. The second string was
instructed to break up the forward
passes, but the back field showed up
strong in executing passes. Pendleton
and Ballou were especially conspicuous
at passing, placing the pigskin accu-S
rately and getting the ball off with dis
patch. Captain Hart brought the
grand stand, which was filled with
early birds, to their feet by his sensa-
tional playing. He got down under the
passes with surprising speed. After
the regular practise was over the ends
and punters were given a short addi-
tional drill
will undoubtedly be one of the puzzling
problems of the year. Tt was for this
reason that special attention was paid
to this particular feature of the game
yesterday afternoon. Ballou and Me-
Cormick did the best work in punting,
but both were slow in getting their
punts off The coaches are going to
develop a punter this year that can
get off kicks with precision and dis
patch. This was such an evident
weakness in the Tiger playing last year
that they have decreed that 1t shall
not be so this year Hence the work
of developing a kicker will be carried
on vigorously.
r. N. Pfeiffer 'o9, substitute fullback,
attended practise yesterday and ex-
pressed his complete satisfaction with
the work of the squad
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
EAGLE EVE ION THE LOB. !"

The Eagle A. C. Five, of South
Brooklyn, would like to hear from the
following teams 0ightweights. lis
pounds actual weight: Knox. OF
Kearny; Arlington B. b. c., Halsteads,
of Orange; Eagles, of Newark; Eliza
beth Y M c. A., Central A. c., of
Bayonne; Bound Brooks. Monroes,
Gladstones. Sufferns, Xaviers, Long
Branch, Tottenvilles, Ironsides, of Ho-
boken; National Turn Verein Palace
Five. of Jersey City, and all teams
within fifty miles of Brooklyn offering
a reasonable guarantee. Address all
communications to Harry Lauter, 69l
Sterling place, Brooklyn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
vAILsBURds FOOTBALL TEAM.

The Vailsburg A. c.. of the Subur-
ban League, will organize football
and basketball team this season. The
first practise of the football squad will
be held at Velodrome oval tomorrow
morning. All dates in October are
open. contests to be played on home
grounds Sundays. The actual aver
age weight of the team is 1856 pounds.
Address challenges to
COG South Nineteenth street, City.
EDWARD A. EIBLE,
EAGLE FIVE READY.
The Newark Eagle A. A. have re-
organized as a basketball team and
have all dates from October to March
open for all junior teams. Address
MANAGER T. HARRISON.
$50 New York avenue, City.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
ANOTHER HUNTsMAN SHOT.

SYRACUSE, N Y, Sept. 21.-Clifford
Judd well known in st. Lawrence
county, yesterday shot and killed his
brother-in-law, Theron Plumb. mistak-
Ing him for a deer Upon discovering
his mistake Judd was overcome and
today Is in a serious condition as a
result of the shock.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21

McAvoy Is playing a great game
around shortstop for the Chadwicks of
the Branch Brook League.
Cribbons, Henry McAvoy and Fitch
constitute an outfield that cannot be
beaten in local semi-pro circles. They
League uniform.
Joe Sachs, of the Hyatt B. B. c.,
seems to keep up making extra-base
hits.
Leo Killing, the Prospects star
catcher, is certainly playing ball these
days. There is no one that can pass
him in the line of getting base-run-
ners.
Joe Lennon put up a fast game at
short for Orange Valley last Sunday.
Fulton, of the New Providence A. c.,
of New Providence, is pitching in win
ming form.
At Heidelberg Park tomorrow after
noon the Newark and Belleville police
will engage in a baseball contest. A
large crowd is expected, as botn teams
are keen rivals.
Mayer, of the Armorys, Is another
slab artist in this vicinity that can
boast of fine record.
Lang, of the Ironsides, is there with
Il. ..I. - 1atc kraf in
clouts regularly.
Van is pitching good ball for the
Parkway B. B. C. His twirling is the
feature of many game.
Rogers's all-around work is helping
the Parkways some this year. He
clouts and fields the ball in great style.
Connell, of the Lennox, though short
in stature, is big factor In hitting
the ball.
The South Irvington County League
team. which finished second in It's
league. would like to arrange Satur-
day afternoon and Sunday morning
games away from home with such
teams as the Ironsides, Arlingtons, Yer
ona. Montclair A. A, Mutuals, Forest
Hill A. A. and Bloomfield b. b. C.. Ad-
dress Willis Gray, manager, ia Myrtle
avenue, Irvington, N. ].
At the West Side oval Sunday morn
ing Pitcher Ortlieb, who wore an Iron
side uniform this season, will be on
the firing line for Irvington. and Kelly
will receive him. Fulton and Bruggie
will be in the points for the 1ronsides,
while Welcher will be on hand in case
of emergency. Sunday afternoon the
Ironsides will play Orange Valley at
the Valley grounds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
Get to Holmes at Outset and Tai
" Seven Runs Before Smoke
Cleared-0riOIes Swamp the
Skeeters, and Royals and
BisOns Play Tie.
EASTERN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
Newark, 10; Providence, 5.
Newark. a. Providence, 2
Baltimore. Z; Jersey City, /.
Toronto, 9; Rochester, 6.
Montreal, q Buffalo, q
Games Today.
Providence al Newark q games)a
Rochester at Toronto e games).
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Montreal e games).
Games Tomorrow.
Jersey City at Newark
Rochester a Montreal
Buffalo at Toronto.
Providence at Baltimore.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
ELIZABETH Y. M. c. A. FIVE.

The Elizabeth Y. M. C. A. are COM
pleting their basketball schedule for
season of 1910-1911, and would like to
hear from some fast 150-pound, regis
tered teams. Expenses guaranteed for
seven men. For games address man
ager senior team, Elizabeth Y M. c.
A., Elizabeth.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
NEWARKS WANT GAMES.

The Newark team, winners of the
County League championship, has all
Saturday and Sundays open except
September 25 for games away from
home. w c. Hagenbruck. 344 Clifton
avenue. Telephone s23-R Branch Brook
or 1851 Branch Brook
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
PRINCETON MAN FOR CONGRESS.

TRENTON, Sept. 21.-The Demo-
cratic Congressional convention for the
Fourth District has been called to meet
at Somerville next Monday. The indi-
cations are that Professor William
Libbey, of Princeton University. will
be the nominee to oppose Congressman
Ira w. Wood.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
CHAuEEEuRS DEMAND FUEL.

PITTSBURG, Sept. 21.--All Pitts
burgs taxicabs were tied up at mid
night because of a strike of the chauf-
feurs, who declare they will not return
to work until the companies agree to
pay for the gasoline. The organization
is affiliated with the American FEEDER
alton of Labor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21

Now. Mr.. Camel, not yet. Be
patient!
The Tigers still have a chance.
Two from the Grays is good enough.
We toyed with the Rhode Islanders in
the first.
With two on base in the second in
ming of the last game, the fans were
pulling for Hearne to hit it, and he
certainly did. You couldn't see the
ball till 1t hit the fence of the centre
field bleachers. 1t went for two bases.
Waddell was the whole show in the
second game He clouted out q nifty
single and scored a run, too.
Toronto got og at lightning speed
against the Hustlers. They piled up
seven runs in the first inning.
Bobby Vaughn's fielding around
short for the Maple Leafs against the
Hustlers yesterday shut off run or
two. Efsa 4z5I
Jack Frill was knocked out of the
box In the seventh inning yesterday
Russell pitched great ball for orioles
against the Skeeters yesterday He
not only held his opponents to four
hits but registered homer and q
double himself Lefty" struck out
seven.
Dubec, of the Royals saved his team
from defeat yesterday when he went in
as a pinch hitter and clouted out a
safety that scored one of his team
mates.
Eddie Holly played a dazzling game
around short for the Royals yesterday.
Outfielder O'Hare, of the Leafs, had
no less than eight putouts to his
credit yesterday. Some of them were
difficult ones.
Jack Kelly put up sterling article
of baseball in the initial contest. Be
sides slamming out four hits he made
sensational one-handed catch while
going at full speed.
Seven hits In two games Is not so
worse for such an antiuuated gent as
Roy Rock.
The Bengal bingles were of uniform
size, most of them being singles.
Kelly, Zimmerman and Hearne had
doubles.
Rube Waddell Is blossoming out into
a Hans Wagner. He is growing to re-
semble the Pittsburg slugger more and
more every day In his biting proclivi-
ties.
Hughey Hearne did yoeman work be-
hind the plate and did more than his
share with the stick.
Agler grows to be a betters hitter
every day he plays. Next yeapfhe will
hit close to $50, If he keeps UP his
present rate of progress.
One of Joe's stops yesterday was
peach. He grabbed a sure hit with his
bares hand, and nothing but Waddell's
big league training to hasten to first
the moment the ball was hit prevented
1t from being safety, at that In
Rochester when the Tigers were last
stop, and McGinnity. who was pitch
ing, was so surprised that he was no.
where near first Waddell was right
ON the job however, yesterday.
McAllister played a good game at
short and started a trio of double
plays.
Outfelder Phelan, of the Grays, was
suffering from an attack of ton
silitis, but had to play. as the Grays
are short on extra help.
McGinnity was banished in the Sec
fond inning of the first game by UNI
pire Murray for kicking on a decision
when the official declared Peterson's
hit over first was fair and Rock crossed
the plate.
Everybody but Washburn had hit,
and he did not get a chance to bat.
Even Cleary had two beauties to
centre.
Maurice Rath. of the Orioles. can be
touted as one of the leading infielders
of the Eastern League.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
WRIGHTS AyIATORS SOAR.

DETROIT, Mich. Sept 21.-Flights
were made at the State fair grounds
here by D. Arch Hoxsey and Ralph
Johnstone, of the Wright brothers
aerial squad. Both aviators were in
the air for several rounds of the held
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
TORONTO 9. ROCHESTER 6.

TORONTO, Sept. 21-By scoring
seven runs in the first inning Toronto
downed the Hustlers yesterday The
final score was to 6. The score:
ROCHESTER, TORONTO.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
SHOP BASEBALL LEAGUE SUCCESSFUL
Will Take the Field Next Year
Strengthened-Other Semi
Pro Notes.
BY SEMI.pRO.
sTs HE Manufacturers League hal

T HE Manufacturers League has
had a most successful season
considering that 1t was its first
year in baseball. The organization was
composed of shop teams, and no one
was allowed to play on team unless
he was member of the firm. The
league is now planning to hold mas
querade and carnival ball early in De-
cember.
Meetings are held every Friday to
discuss matters of Importance, and the
managers will continue TO do SO until
the teams again get in action,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21
RETURNS HOME
TO CONFER WITH FARRELL
OVER CLUB DIFFICULTIES.
CHICAGO Sent.

CHICAGO, Sept. II.
~ GORGE STALLINGS, manager of
q E the New York Americans, win
leave for New York today, in re-
sponse to a summons from President
Frank Farrell. 1t is said that the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-21

DARKNESS ENDS GAME.

MONTREAL. Sept. 21.-Darkness
ended the game in the eighth inning
between the Bisons and the Royals
yesterday. The score at that time was
tie, each team having two runs. The
score.