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Lot Ladies' Good and Stylish Patent Leather and Wei
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Lot Misses Patent Leather Oxfords and Strops, l. 49,
Childrens of every kind 19c up.
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While other stores resemble deserted cemetery with monuments
tons watch the remains Of dead trade and toll the funeral ke to ex
Orbhn prices, the jump and busy bees waiting upon big crowds
who have come TO the biggest and most aggressive establishment the South
at the sound Of the ug spreading forth among the people the big
gest bargains heard Of this side Of Mason and Dons e When we
shout bargains they here piled from floor ceiling and exactly rep
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resented Truthful advertising linked with Genuine Bargains draw the peo
p This has been proven by the big crowds that daily flock Big De-
pae Stores addition heavy purchases from manufacturers and
mill agents we have just bought from firm retiring one of the LARGEST
STOCKS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE handled since entering the
tile field This immense stock has arrived being marked and will pc
ed sale Tuesday, April 26 spot cash that made this deal pos
s for you the greatest bargains offered trading public
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27

After the big leagues are through
fighting over which club shall have the
famous Chayka, and Chayka himself is
dead and gone, through his whole ca
reer will there he found nothing but
ball. He will have been Il pure, I'M
aduIterated baseball bug
1t was back in Dec. 13, 1885,, when
George ChayEa was born, Milwaukee
the lucky city. George first pegged
n rubber ball on the pavement In front
of his house, and next amused him
self by breaking windows i'm an old
brewery nearby. From the start base
ball stuck out all over him like perks
on a pOrcupine.
So when Chayka went to school he
played ball. He held out fin left field
for the Ambrose college of Davenport,
Ia, four years of IL in all. When ne
quit school his career was settled. No
business life for Chayka-
The Muscatine, Ia, team, of no asso-
citation, used Chayka first, and then he
played with Canton, I'LL, Of the illinois,
Missouri league. Last year he was with
Green Bay, Wis, of the IIIinois-Wiscon-
sin league, and from thence to FL Paso,
praise be:
Among other n fractions Chayka has
a very winning smile. All the girls say
It's great pity that George darling
Is way out there i'm the suburbs. He is
that nice.
Observation-Disclosures.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
CHRISTENSEN TAKES
FALLS FROM HUSSON
Husson s Shoulders Hit Mat
Four Times in Thirteen
Minutes at Globe.

Globe Ariz., April 27.-Before a large
house at Dreamland. Al Christensen
succeeded in throwing Ed HussOn four
times in Is minutes. Christensen took
the first fall in five minutes For the
second fall Christensen went 10 the
floor on all fours and gave Husson the
desired hold. a half Nelson Christen-
sen then asked:
Are you satisfied with the holds'
Husson answered yes"
Quick as a flash Christensen broke
Illusions hold and took the fall in two
minutes. The third and fourth falls fol-
lowed at intervals Of three minutes
each. HussOn refused TO come up for
the fifth fall
In the preliminaries A II. Berry won
the first two falls from Joe Laduke;
time seven minutes.
After the main event Christensen ac-
cepted the challenge OF Leo Rocker. OF
Albuquerque. for two best out Of three
falls. The match will be promoted in
Globe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
CACTUS LEAGUE DOPE.

It's all off. That friendly little con-
test for the suggestion of a name for
the FL Paso club is knocked into
cooked hat And Douglas did it.
Douglas is always up and doing
something and this time they have put
q crimp in the pet little scheme for
getting a pet little name for our pet lit
tie team. For why? Just as the sug-
gestions were commencing TO come in,
along comes the Douglas lad with the
big noise typewriter and throws a
bomb into this peaceable camp. Up
and suggested --Tehanner" as g name
for the club and then cinched the bet
by coming back with q cross fire of
thick talk that had the contest editor
groggy in the first round and @Tehan-
ner'' gets the decision before the con-
test had gone the usual rain check
limit.
Goodness gracious, Clarice, or Alger-
non, or whatever it happens to be, do
not play so rough You are positively
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27

seriously considered as an outfield
prospect. Douglas, like Ell Paso, wants
another pitcher, as Walters and Kane
are not enough battery material for the
three-game series tina; are scheduled
and another mound worker is being
secuted for by O'Donovan. The infieId
as Douglas sees it will remain through
the season, barring accidents. Ward On
first, Carlton at second, Smith shor;
Ward II in third base position and LIE
Brand catching. The outfield is not so
certain, although Bill Harper is as
sured OF his place.
Goyheneix alias Go-hany alias Go, is
making good in his monolog, "The
Tenth Man in the Field" He made
good in Arizona al the first official try
out he had, and he seems to be due for
a season Of successes as judge advocate
of the Cactus league games.
Clifton and Morenci are playing fast
ball up IN the'thumb hand end of the
Cactus belt, although they are making
mighty little fuss over it. Clifton plays
its first game in the Cactus league on
May 25th, when it meets Bisbee at Bis
bee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27

'Tehenner' is Cowpunchese for feja-
no, (which is Mex. for Texan. Despite
the Arizona belief that Ell Paso is a
part of Arizona; despite, likewise. the
New Mexico opinion that Ell Paso is
a part Of New Mexico; and despite
number three, the chihuahua obession
that FL Paso is part of Chihuahua
despite all these despites-El Paso is
in Texas geographically, and therefore,
being in Texas, quite naturally and
properly may FL Pasoans be termed
Texans. Now. FL Pasoans being Tex
ans, and the FL Paso baseball team the
only Texas team in the Cactus league.
it certainly is not without the bounds
of propriety to call the FL Paso team
The Texans And should an Arizona
scribe see fit to use Cowpunchese. max
ing the name, 'Tehanners,' instead Of
Texans, what boots it2 Without re-
sorting to the use of a diagram this ex-
PLANTATION of the 'Tenhanner' perpetra-
ton, it is felt. is both as lucid and pei
lucid as is possible to make it."
For appropriateness, Bisbee gets the
pup. BAH for its ball team is the
way things have been doped up for Sat
urday evening over Bisbee way and the
fans in that town are making big pre-
paEdIlOQS lot the udllCe- Inc (dCIu9
league officially opens there Saturday
with Douglas and the ball will be
given at the opera house to fittingly
celebrate Bisbee's advent into profess
sionaI baseball. Douglas is going over
in bunch 70 see the game and attend
the ball at which the teams represent
ing the two towns will be the guests OF
honor.
Douglas has been doing a little prun-
ing on its baseball tree, as have Bisbee
and FL Paso. Mains, the utility catcher,
has been released; McFaren, an infield-
er, has also been cut off from the
treasury, while Matthewson is being
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
ByM. M.
Walker

peevish. With that verbal quick return OF
yours you up and calls us the brother
of the Uncalloused Foot" and capital
Z and an upper case F. too Rude?
Why it's positively shocking. such
harsh terms. And there is more, much
more of the same kind. What is an
-tUncalloused Foot" anyway? What
could he have meant by such a home
~ expression? Through the darkness
of that cloudburst of language breaks
one little ray of light He says what
boots it," That's an easy one and
within the, scope of an untutored base
ball scribe's understanding. The an
swer is as easy as the question. 1t is
the same brand of -'Uncalloused Foot
leaps, please, mister printer that
boots it, to boot meaning to muSs up
IN otherwise perfectly good hit. In
all of its glory, the prose poem under
discussion reads:
Listen, o FL Paso Brother of the
UncaIloused Footi In re Tehanner,'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
.SportLet.S

Billy Smith of Ell Paso was men
toned by Jeffries in My Story OF Ny
Life" BY the way, Billy, how about the
fight, anyway?
That Pole ZybySko (sneeze) is a
conner He threw Mort Henderson in
two straights at New York Tuesday.
And Mort posed as the northwestern
champ, too. Sorry,
William J. Murray's claim against the
Philadelphia club was settled Tuesday
at a meeting of magnates in the Quaker
city But the terms are kept quiet
In the very first inning Los Angeles
made four runs and won from Sacra-
mento Tuesday. Good for Angie.
Mflshipman Earl Wilson. the navy
football player, has made his last goal.
He died as the result OF injuries suf-
fered in a game.
Cinci peggers Ncould not locate the
plate Monday and so St Louis won,
and 8 II was puddin'.
Seven runs in the seventh inning is
some lucky. Lincoln players did it
Tuesday in a game at Wichita. result
ing to 4. Awful.
That National league pennant, won
last year by Pittsburg, was hoisted
wrongsideup as season opener. Sure
Jonah.
In the Brooklyn-New York National
league game at New York Monday,
Bridwell started a triple play by
hugging grounder.
Because Jackson, of Topeka weaken
ed Tuesday the Kansas burg did not
wallup Des AIoines as badly as they
figured on. Gugate checked the wal
Looping
Jimmy CIaby. of Milwaukee, and
Paddy LAWN, of Buffalo. went 10 rounds
Tuesday night at Buffalo They fought
a clean draw. but there was no decision
on account Of a fool law.
President Taft. a confirmed fan,
wants to see the Flying Dutchman play
in the Chicago Pittsburg game, May
?. Billy is a great booster for Hans.
Freddie Welsh and Packy McFar-
land will meet al London May 80.
1t was a punk game between New
York and Brooklyn Tuesday, resulting
to s. New York landed a winning
run on Merkle's triple and Myers's sin
gle
Five started in the Arlington steeple-
chase at PimlicO Tuesday Slectus was
a TO 1 favorite and the only pony
running clean.
Two New York pitchers were driven
out OF the box Tuesday and Washington
won 9 to T.
Thomas S. Ridge and Effie s. Ridge
must sell the association baseball park
at Kansas City to George Tebeau, own
er of the Blues a circuit Judge says
so. anyway.
Gus Dundon, once member of the
White SoX, has blown to Galveston and
signed for this season
Wagner, Cornell and Carlisle coach,
has been secured as football coach for
the university of Oregon.
Superior batting won the first game
of the season for Denver against
Omaha Tuesday
Because Smith outpitched Berger.
shut out Cleveland Monday.
Only one hit was made off Smith after
the first.
Mike Murphy. L. of P athletic train
er. believes wrestling to be more dan
gerous than football And 1t is.
Boston made three times as many
hits as Philadelphia Monday, but Phil /
ley won just the same.
The trench has been eliminated in
broad jumping rules by the Amateur
union. Why the hole any
way?
ninth inning rally is what won for
over Boston Tuesday. Ew-
ing pitched his first game, and showed
up well.
Young Rivers will meet Red Corbett |
at San Diego May 13. And Billy Papke
and Joe Thomas Will go it at San Fran |
on the next day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
By Tim

The Cincinnati Exhibition company
has extended its lease on their bail
park for 20 years
Darkness caused another tie up Mon
day when Boston PLAYED at Philadel-
phia- 1t stood 3 and 3.
VIII Teddy R. attend the Jack-Jen
fight? Oh, will he? No. not unless he
can fight himself
Sioux City won the first game Of
the series at St Joseph yesterday.
Hard hitting in the tenth did it.
Favorites Jared poorly and there
were many upsets at Oakland yester-
day. Father Stafford won from E. A.
Fray among other surprises
Jimmy Carpenter has six stars IN
his stable at the Readville track. and
will have more in a few days Anna
Kohl is one of them
Protest against the Springfield team
for playing twice with the West Ends
of Chicago has been filed with the ma
tional commission by president C. W.
Murphy.
Six hits and five stolen bases in the
fourth brought in four runs for sVer-
non against Oakland yesterday. 1t
ended and l.
The Southern Golf association win
hold its ninth annual championship
tournament at Atlanta June IL
By one point Jerome Keogh. of Roch-
ester. pool title holder. won from Clar-
ence Stafford at Rochester Monday
night. The scores resulted 401 and
400.
Some 5000 spectators caught cold at
Aqueduct track yesterday. 1t was a
cold. raw wind Fayette won the 6z
furlOngs
An. aerial derby from London to
Manchester is planned in England for
Wednesday. Graham White ard Louis
Paulham are there.
BY a vote of II to So. q bill legal
izing Sunday baseball by amateurs was
passed Tuesday by the New Albany
y. 7, assembly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
American.

Removal sale-snyder Jewelry Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
INTERSCHOLASTIC BALL
GAME on SATURDAY

The first real interscholastic base
hall game will be played Saturday
afternoon st WASHINGTON park between
the teams of the Military institute and
the High school Both teams have been
practting since the cold weather
packed its grip and they are anxious
to get together for d friendly game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
A KNOCnER

is a man who can't see good in any
person or thing. It's a habit caused
by disordered liver. If you find that
you are beginning to see things through
blue spectacles, treat your liver to a
good cleaning out process with Bal
l2rd's Herbine- A sure cure for con-
stipation, dyspepsia, Indigestion, sick
headache, biliousness, all liver, stomach
and bowel troubles. Sold by all drug
gists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
JEFFRIES BACK
TO HARD WORK
His Skin Eruption Is I'm
proved and He Is Train
ing Again.

Ben Lomond, Cal, April 27.-With his
skin eruption fast disappearing, JEFF
fries yesterday returned 10 his training
with redoubled energy. His rest of the
day before appeared TO increase his
vigor and his trainers were pleased.
There was no boxing in camp.
Besides going through all gymnasium
stunts, JEFF assisted workmen who are
repairing the dam in his swimming and
boating pool. Jim did his share in
stopping the leak.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets will clear the sour stomach, sweeten
the breath and create healthy appetite
They promote the flow of gastric juice,
thereby inducing good digestion. Sold
by all dealsra
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
STATISTICAL BALL DOPE.
BY Art Woods.
+ = = = + + = > = + = = .
WHERE THEY PLAY THURSDAY.

National.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
st. Louis at Chicago.
American.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at St Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Texas.
Oklahoma City at Waco.
Fl. Worth at San Antonio.
Shreveport at Houston.
I'3llaS at Galveston.
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ADDITIONAL SPORT. PAGE a.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington. u. c..
September IL. 1910. Ordered: That Section of
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THE CHAI.FONTE. 211s P NV. 3, 4, Or. and
bath, $3.50 TO 1870.
THE So @. y 2la4 NV. and Sr and
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The GhHsY fo1 atH . e.
THE WILTON, 1883 18th 4&sr:, $50. 80 to $50. 50
MORGAN CHAHBERS. 7so 18th. i. :, room.
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THE d5cS st o, rooms T. 70
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1925 LIST st. NV, list floor. 5r. and b.. $3.50.
f"s lin S. st. Sd "sr IS, oor
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1s1 M kssSss LIST 1s n's &c. .; s s1a
1 1s;s ,st St. >, l't floor, sr 5,ss :ss
rs willard st., ID door. sr.: B.: 1850
ief is Il Fae fs1 st: q see and 3d. e'f
Il Quincy. 8 rooms and bath s24.5o
2703 18th. I'd floor. Or. and b. $3.50
21i5 1lth Or. and b.. I'd floor. .$23.5 30
26 Seaton. rooms and bath. 49,. $3.50
200 18th St. LIST floor. Or, b. 1913 50
1876 9th NV LIST floor 6r and h. .S22.5O
4s5 10th ST. ne. ID floor. 6r., h. -s22. 50
20 Quincy pl. NV; 1st floor; 81 h$ss s"
437 10th ST. ne. list floor. 5r.. b. .$22.oc
Sc Todd. > rooms and bath. 5000
5I3 9Th ST. ne. I'd door. Or. b.. 1880
2O09 14tf. rooms and bath. -. 5000
:SO1 Sherman ave-. I'd floor. Ar. b. 500
SOS Florida ave, LIST floor 5r.. b. $1,000
:,Os Florida ave-. I'd door. Or, b. 5000
1907 st. NV. list floor. o., b.. $3.50
:3l1 st.. LIST floor. 5r.. b.. $3.50
2315 NV. LIST floor. Or. and b. $3.50
1880 14th st. NV. I'd floor 5r., b. x1S50
611ls Morton st. ne. LIST. floor. A., b. -
GIL Morton pl. ne. I'd f., Ar. b. $3.50
2OO9 14th 3 rooms and bath. $500
1890 ne. rooms and bath. S12.. Z!
431ls Tenn. ave. ne. list f.. Ar, b. .$136o
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subscriber. OF the D:str.e. Of cainn.ns. has CD
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Columbia deceased. All persons hnvin: claims
hSlt the same, with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated to the subseriber on or before the
18th day ~ Of % snacS Ill Sans ., %
SeptembeI: 1910: CHARLES "; NORRIS: 81"
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District Of Co
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Of Columbia letters testamen,ary on the estate
H All ns hselnr Claim.
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