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TTN ROF w nor r >TOPPED.
schrn~ct adv PoIicc Arrest >ap s.nnxf srss.
P.rk, Fl,nn ami Jake sarr,.

:, uFNE'r'pY. l'cr !" sam Ilngt"rl.
r"h armstrong. H"rSv Flynn aud lake
'hrcv. Irnn0'"r- 81 the tmsritVn 4
V"r. ARRESTED here tonight su-t prior IN
IN" tagging 81 ton round bout hot ween
FLYNN AMI lack TWIN sullivan hrfor. rho
club All were charged with NIolarin.
section I-In 81 tho renal law relative io
holding Hght- and charging sImissi
klthouRh 'hrr" j. warrant Dir for sullivan
no s,-.,.ip"d ~" rad NJ IN" police and has
NJ y"' boon captured
: midnight session 80 rh.. police court
va. hold and all except Carey were rnlea sod
IN $50 bail l"- appearance in court Ia.
~ sipi
IN" "IIh - Inc"rpnfsrrd and has br~n
conducting bouts for 1N" wears without
any iIolr-ta'ion from III" police Tn"
warrants were sworn ou' hv Dr George
u Iunn. pastor IL ~" ni'rd People =
church and publisher Ell the 'W-'", a so
,.iaII-fiC weekly
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Mo, ar Bsat t'iub Meeting.

\ meeiing Of tho Motor Boat club -
America vas held last night AT the Au'omo
bile club Of America house, Vice, ON
modore =. X. Burnham presided lively.
new members were elected. among whor
wore v. X Vanderbilt. Ir. and r q Nav"u-
The. annual race 80 Bermuda was discusses
and IL was agreed that something -hou,
he done "a boom ocean racing IN" s'on
di,ion- were discussed fully and IN ordeI
10 try 10 create NOR" interest IN tho con
la, a committ"s was appointed T. con
slider the conditions. Try to Undue" Yacht,
men To cnter their boats and 81 have chang.
Of the race generally. This comui-'NC
is r X Buruham. Henry + Su'ph.r
Thomas Fleming Dsv. James craig. Jr
and charles y. Tower.
international racing was alSo discussed
and as IN. British are 70 rhnI,~n 90 agar,
for n race newt -ehson " Was impressed
upon the members fhat they must ~rlrt
IN M once IN prepare for tho raCa~ II wa,
learned during the -vcring that several
fast boats are being planned hut ~ prs~.n F.,
their owners do not cafe IN make any de'iT tie
announcements
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iiOrkc, NJ ste, e1- Prep.

'aGs Nicholson ISSUED call for ca
di'ia'"- for III" stevens Prep hocssy 'in
last Wednesday. WHOM about twenty I'VE
men responded Pra"'tC" has been started
III the - Nicholas Rink under the direction
Ot con u NaJiidcr-. Cart NirhoiN 800 am
MANAGER blanchard \ hari hhtule rs
b""n IrT.nR',l 10y Manag"r HAn'hAri
Among ~" zun~- To h." played or"
Dcr-'nh"r -. Cutler S"hOpi ~ NJ Niraoa.
Rinh, IEnuHr' 10. iiWTeucSNtIl~ 81 hOoi W
Law rnT"N tiir. y ! r. SfuNN s.-Nu' HIgn ~nr'i
at - \''huIr, RInh. =. ~ ntrlsir H'g' >eeoo
st Nntrlsif. =. he Wit Clinton rlgf ~"hno' y
~ N'rhOtAs RinE FEBRUARY 3. DrpF rn,'s
School At Deal bcari. : = TO- R'r-'u-Sf Nlsn
school At ~ Nicholas i.i7k =. ,oi"'I"i' tfsh
mar st 81 Nicholas ilink
The schedule has no. boon rHnr'IEn.V
C"mplnt"d Aui several NOR sITi"a are ,
no aided III" material al'h"Isr faiI'-
green nfcrH Nerv prU'r'- nc t-'n l''
the Blue ani Gray impur tn fH.lni",
who hav" reported 'or p~tr' TO-. .-' az
Nicholson. Manager Rlnu"hi' B.. To- 3D.
NIchol. Heck. Nov F'.. iH-r. IT, 3. ~'l-,
back. MPgr", & BRAIN. / Bran Ni.'r'
and iIOi' nIrinrrT
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FOsR WINNERS FOR BELL.
JseAs, Get. InsD me l.imr',=h' 1t Jass.

JAC kSoSyILLE, Fla. pec. io.-Joc ksy
Bell occupied the centre OF the stage ~
Noncrief Park this afternoon. for after
some brilliant horS-nlan-hip. h. landed
his first four mounts the winners. In the
nrs' two events, he won with John Patter-
son. and Manheimrr bv the margin OF a
lev inches. his ride ON John Patterson
being a brilliant pi-'r OF horsenlt mel -
a. b" literally carried the horse the last
half mI" n" non the third ra"- easily on
SylN"-triS and then got Eh1ah.than home
the winner Of the fourth hy a short heal
In the NTH he finished third with I --h and
in the closing even, Was unplaC-d with
rurn"oit
Tn. card was she best Of tn. meeting.
IA the new scratch rul- kept the owners
from scratching and large fields were the
result ~NlN-~tri- AMI Had News u were
the "niN horses To win bN good margin,
the other ry~ni~ being Won by heads and
no~,~, Pour al the iavoritr> We're winners.
bn TIA" com plant al William Shields, los keS
~t-lnhardt was not permitted To ride today
The stwrlT,.~ gHN. nOi''" warming all OM nrr-
MOI To rmpi". or hnrhor .lO.k-y =. Ramsey
Ihl- hoy ran away from Ii'si Walker a. the
at p-u-l, Ola bui a. this ruling viii also
Irrn effect there. Ramsey will not he.
permitted To ride uut,l Ia" returns To Walker
IN" summaries
tIr>t iacc uar mile John Patterson. Ic:
BEN y To IT, wun. Nrhtor. ~ Gordon. Is to !.
TImc. 1857 icI-,. Inna. peep over KlIonby.
~ Matthews. Prep Sho, and wool-pun also ran
S-,ond Rac- >iS furloIg> Manheimer. l"S
,ncn. 20 :. Won Mari Anihony IL. t1 DaNen
port, = 10 /. srcuad Detroit. ios lMussraSei.
!, 20 5, third Time. ia. Brass ButtoG>, freckie.
k-nmare queen, krnpion Park, STARTER. Inferno
purrr, I Z Shipp. Sarrband and Henry Cross
raGidiB also ran
THIRD RACE rive and q half f,Ilong.- Syl
v.s,rls ioi 'brin. TO $. won: Marie hyde. ia
tButv ell - To !. second HERPES. loo Colds einl
/, 20 !, inird Time. lD1 3 5. Huda's Sister. Fire
catcher Adele n. Tennessee Boy. Sal Volatile
Lou l-anirr. Prone th-us. la sale. King Of Solo
and Eve Bright also
Fourth Racr Due mile and seventy yards
FH,abrthAn. iUi tReln. To I. won. Earl Of Rich
mori ln 'Goosci. 10 To l. second. Csnopian, l0s
Could ~ ,o I, th'ri Time. iTsa Harvey = ,
Ny-tlrrr. Mon trlaiT. Hanbury, ItoSeburz IL
lion btaX. FsNrr-him, Au>tin SturtcNRnt and
LAZY Esther also rsn Gilpin left a. the post
llsth ltar~ S-N furlOnRs Had News II
10; ,Bu'vcli,. , to /. wou Miata. inS tMusgrayci.
10 :: >rcond i.ssh lDs ,brlp. 10 To |, third Time
- : Spc> \u>trl, uornilg song. The whip.
~ wy and I'd he Van also TAN.
sixth Race ono mile anal a ~iy'ren'h Edwin
l.. II. tGoOs-I to ; won Norman. los Mcs'A
hey. 10 !. second Mamie Nxol lOS lDbert
D 10 =, third Time u ). rrmcult, Sha pdaIe,
Hur'S and Ninot also ran
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rE>>f, TO u,>,GE BOsrO>s.
rr~d Lake viii Remain In an Advisor,
faparity

BO~r"N Mas Doc 10 rrrad.nt Rus
soil and N" hire" o'h"rfdirprtnra of tho
Boston National i"HgUr Baseball CIub
today picked Fred .T"nn"v for club mana =
ger for n" SEASON ~ 1911 after q two hours
session
Fred Lake. tho rni ager who has bsen
removed - - got hi. salary NJ 81 Oao raid
hn ~ full unless D." eI.cta 70 secure ano,bcr
uir nngrrial pn-Ii bn ~ hi, Ia oven, h. mn.
Ff''-id"st Eh--"iI WI make nov lrIaDo.-
rI'nf
W. hav" every fafh IN Lake -,,d
the "Iub prr.iden'. hut oar Oblignt ion 10
nnn"V. vino vas InNaliInhl" 10 m. n. an
sr-i-i1ni IN securing The club requires "A
chang" and 10 nave made II Neuh.r
l"unev nor Lake favored u division ~ the
uIuHE"iu"n' Lake will remain ~. an
adv -"r 10 TsnnrN and -haiI depenI
upon htW N large measure. unless H., o.
-ori" Htsr TN" d"-ires 10 MAX" - change
~ The OntTs|'
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HOCKEY.


Many ssanses Scheduled % he Played This
Week.
There will be great doings this week
among the college and preparatory school
hockey teams and three games scheduled
10 be played at the st. Nicholas rink AFFORD
considerable interest to the students and
their followers To-nishf's game will bring
together the Pomfr~t and Pawlins teams.
two Of the beat preparatory school orRaniza-
tions that make a speciality OF hockey.
Many of the universities and larger col
legps draft thei players from thes.
schools. and the honor OF winning a plac.
ON a varsity team in the intercollegiate
League IL one that these young puck chasers
always have in mind Pomfre, and Pawl-
ing arc probably the best Of the junior
preparatory school teams. excepting -.
Paul, whirh il in "a class bv itself
Yale has This season been selected to try
out the yilVing skill OF the ~. Paul ex-
perts. and their game. which il scheduled
for tomorrow night at tho 50 Nicholas
rink. will attract the largest and most
representatives gathering Of hockey en-
thusiasts of the season. The -. Paul
team lost several Of last years star players
nv gfaduA ion, among hem tapt Baker.
whose playing in the gam" wth Princeton
was a revelation TO experienced ho"kay
PLAYERS Capt Baker has joined this
PLAYING for the Tigers by the one wear rule
He has been Of much assistance Ia his Old
team mates. however. in coaching them for
tomorrow nights game
The third biz game Of the week will he
PLAYED on Thursdav night when the Prince
ION cha m pions cross sticks with the rrlm
from Williams The Tigers had such an
EASY time OF u on saturday night lsst in
PLAYERS. that no adequate idea Of their
pia wing strength could he formed. but
that the team - strong one A. n now
stands - inquest iona hly "A fact and Coach
balm declares that h." has enough good
men on the second seven to max. him raa
-onahly sure hat WIN possible a""idrnt
ton IS men capable Of winning every gam.
in the championship series
These will he the last Of the college pre-
liminarv games OF the ea-on for 'he regu-
lar tournaments will begin right after The
HOLIDAYS and all tho teams will utilize
the tim. during the interim in tuning up
for the championship games.
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C,MRrfpGp. Mass 10" 10 HandicaI
competitions in rhr"' h"ld events wrr"
held in IN" Harvard baseball cage th,-
afternoon and Billy QuInn'- pupils acquitted
them selves pretty we'll The results. hand
cans included. acre As follows
Pole Vault. Handicap Tie forutSr place h~,v cen
\ Blck'~y : & fr~'. IT feet 1rr~s and
n " Hi'rhcoc u l foot. II fec inrh~s. ~ "
4 h anwi~k. II sInrhr~ 'hiri ~ feet
RunnIna High lump. hannirAp Wen ny \ y
chandler ~. > inrhr, = feet ~ lnrhcs \
purkiey. y {. = inches. second. feet inches
" Mnf'au II. > inches ihIri rc-t inches
Putting IA Pound shot. ilAn6trap Won ~ y
" krayS. ~ feet. 81 feet : inches. T . Sfc-~-
IL. foot inches second, 81 'r-t ircst. u
~. 9tnchrs. third 20 feet 5Inch-s
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Nays Committee for Football Confrr.

A~NaP"rIs. Md. D"" - The Navy
Athletic Association ha- appointed Com
rnand"r " u q Bullsrd AMI Lieutenant
Commander Harris lanIng - rrpr"s.nf.L-
iiv-s Ia confer with tho-" of the Military
Acadcmy and m" niyeTsity Of Psnn-vI-
vania az 20 tho annual Army Navv football
game They have full power 80 act and will
meet the Other committees IN Philadelphia
some fT" IN IN. frS1 week IN January
The Navy representatives will n@k THAT the
THANKSGIVING bay AMI win insist upnn
Tpreiving u larger numi."r 81 tickets Ifthc
latter request - nO' granted ny the nj
yrr-ifv ~ Pennsylvania other grounds " ~
In. sought
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Boxin< l'Ish Loses I.ir~us~.

PHiLADErrHI,. Dec. ~. A. a r.-uI, 81
tho death Of Kid Gardner. the Young pug
list who died Of a fractured skull received
Ia y boxing bout IN the SonparieI 4 e
last Friday night. Director Clay to-day
is-n.d an order -u-peniing the licerse ol
the club indefinitely. Director clay also
announced that h" IL preparing new 49,,
NJ police regulations 10 cover boNing bout.
and That they viii he p'i' into effect a soon
a. com plaisd and approved The inquest
into The death Of Gardner will h. held by
Coroner Ford Tomorrow morning
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pemar~st Lloyd has purchased NJ George
Mercer. Lr.. tn" auSiliary schooner Scna, d,
through the agency ri John 4, Alden The
seneca - sister ship to tho Nenr"dcr
recently pure haSed by Mr. Lloyd'S brother,
and II nov IN winter quarters in The Marin.
BASIN She Is 15 iee' over all ~ fee, on
me vateriine. ~ feet inches beam and
10 feet drauRht Sh. IL et.uippesl with "A :
hor-"- power Globe motor MIR LLOYD IN
tends TO ~ the Yacht out for a cr,ii~.. in
southern waters this winter and later to
prepare her for IN. annual race to Her
m tI1a
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John Mario defeated Jack Dorrnnn nv I,
shade last night in ten round figh, at IN.
Olympic \ g in Harlem Tn. figtr wis n
CLOSE one. hut Mar" had the b-t,"r 81 "
when the tenth round was over Tn. first
two rounds Of tho Hgh, wrr- even Mario
starr ad in In tho third round and vent after
HE man NJ close range Mario had the
better Of the fxht from tho third to IN.
seventh round. when pornan b~~em. rh.
RRxre--or but u was too lar. Twir.
during tn" fight Nnr'o dropped Dorman TO
'he floor and dB red him -o'nawh hat but he
was on his feet within tho time limit
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The RocEyiIlr 'rntfr Cluh ha-k~-hsii team made
~ ON straight vi hon SAtuFilFy evening nj,
'hsr defeated 'hr Cathedral N'-OWs oS New YORK
H. y -"otr NJ ~ 10 - the "rst ALI rrficr v IfE
ths Long Islander IN front. 10 % T. SrtlIy
Tynrrn n1d Nhra '1r rH~ .l.irDr- and raiiusr
and M" A~brrtpn brothers dh the he~' work.
Thr Manhattan college BASKETBALL 'eEm viii
end-aynr IN dupIicAt~ ~ Nrfory ~ t,.t year 20
night when + =" NJ Oppoac me 'r~arsit ! &
I'VE a. Dg savage court. Fifty ninth street snd
Columbus Circle.
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,sanriou- Frn~,ns Meet on Fob. ..

The dat" for IN" Nanr,Iu" f.nrirg com
p.tiiion scheduled for january - ~ tho
central W \ iBrookIyn. hAs been
altrrrd In order nor Ia clash with tho
INTERCOLLEGIATE. meet n viii Les held on
February II II SAID that already frucsrs
from Prnn~yl wanna Princeton and Columbia
I'm ~. eniefrI
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AID, smith 4. isarh Penn .sa,y

PHiLapTLPHt'. io". ~ Andy smith
who foV two wears Ia. acted 40 head coach
of M" Pennsylvania football saIad. "a
again slated 80 take charge NJ tho team
with DR. 'ari Williams as the ruling .piri
In the coaches meetings.
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,,,.. DooI,n sign. for rhrc. Year.

HHil'rrtPHiN. Doc 10 Nix" T,.olar
r'li 10" Fhtlly ior Tire" ears AZ lsast
4 not longer He to-day signed a con-
tract which call ed for three years.
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VIC ETF~sTrr' ' rUT~T NNIT0lr
S~crrtAr' Fr-t Y ro-'rucvr'
Treasurer Marin Paine
'aptsln Mathew . HAipir
Hoard ~ Gov rrnnrS Tor wars Finest ;
Hauhod George " Sghumsnu Wii'i-7r ~ Ne
HrN"n. loIi~ B-ntrr. u Cove e 0''n Tow,
"inf John = oRouri-, IoI Hugh O'Nr7ohv~
and ~ 4 p~Try
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07
MINING NEWS.
CARE OF POWDER
IN MINING CAMPS
FL Pasoan Discovers Method
to Eliminate Danger in
Handling.

Maj Thomas McEniry. a mining man
Of this city, has furnished the follow
dng on the care of powder in mining
camps:
Editor FL Paso Herald:
Please publish The following in your
valuable paper in order that it may
reach not only the mining camps in our
section Of the Rocky mountains, but
those in far distant climes, saving the
miners from danger and probably many
lives. / made the discovery % years
ago and have had no trouble with pow
der since.
ITO keep powder soft in any cline,
zero weather or colder, put your
powder in an ordinary flour sack, then
wrap in burlap in which salt pork has
been wrapped. In the absence of such
burlap, pickle an old blanket in strong
brine, dry without wringing out. and
then wrap the powder as above direct
ed. It will be ready for use in 90 min
utes or 20 hours. It will not be neces-
sary to take the powder underground
for immediate use"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07

authoritatiyely on this subject. having
spent many years in close association
and on the most intimate terms with
the miners of several continents. 1 know
him TO be man OF exceptional probity
and it is but tardy justice to recognize
this virtue. The miner, It is true. Is
hopeful and sometimes cOnfessedly too
sanguine, but these very qualities are
Indispensable to his vocation.
This tribute applies particularly to
the courageous. indefatigable prOspec-
tor. 1 have met him on the ever frozen
tundras of Siberia and in the impene-
trable jungles of the deadly tropics. 1
have met him on the high peaks of the
Andes and on the desert lands of Death
valley. Wherever I have met him 1
have found him q man of hope of cOur-
age. of generous impulse.
This prospector is above all others
the real pioneer of civilization, ante
dating the missionary and the railroad
surveyor. and his discoveries it is that
have given the life blood to modern in
duStry.
Family. if you have not been sue
cesSful. blame not the honest miner or
the industry because of the fact that
you have not used good business sense
mad discrimination in your mining in
vestments.'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07
son IS HELD FOR THE
MURDER OF HIS MOTHER
CkampOton Scene of n Horrible Crime
Natricide Does Away With HIS
Parent.

Merida, Yucatan. Jan. IA horrible
crime has just been committed at
Champoton, state of Campeche, where
Jose Ramos killed his mother. Nico-
lasa Chable in the annual fair at that
place. Ramos had been drinking hard
all day. and when the hour for the
bullfight came his mother objected to
his going. and when he refused TO obey
her. she slapped him. They apparently
made up their quarrel. for they both
went away together at nightfall, to the
place where Ramos warked, in SEEM
ing harmony
The next morning the latter went
around from house to house. asking for
his mother. in fearful voice. evidently
with the intention of discriminating his
crime. Her body was found on the
beach with the Uranium smashed in.
and signs upon the body indicated that
she had been dragged through the sand
with the apparent intention OF burying
her.
Ramos denies having been the au-
thor OF the crime. but stains upon his
clothing and other signs which in
dicate that he had been in the sand have
given people generally the profound
conviction that he is guilty OF matri-
eide.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07

Second resolve herewith
Not to flirt with Tommy Smith,
Not TO hint TO Billy Slow
That I'd like TO see a show,
Not to mimic Polly Sage,
Not to lie about my age
Oh, They're awful-these severe
Resolutions for New Year.
-'Third-Resolved. that if I try
Not TO break these rules-oa, ny.
I'll begin to fade away,
All alone from day to day.
For. of course. I'd be too good
For human natures daily food,
1 must make some less severe
Resolutions for New Year!
We'll. then. Fourth and last of all
Guess I'll make this LAST one SMALL
Let me see. Because / break
Every new resolve l make.
Here's the best that can be done
Last-Resolved, 1 won't make one
Easy. middling or severe
Resolution for New Year,
Copyright. 1910, by the New DIRK
Evening Telegram New York --erald
company. All rights reserved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07

Are you satisfied with your condi-
ton. or do you want to rid yourself
forever of vile catarrh, with its hu-
initiating symptoms such as hawking
splitting. blowing and bad breath?
Hyomei is a simple, antiseptic med
icine, that you breathe through small
pocket inhaler over the parts affected
by catarrh.
1t is made of Australian eucalyptus
mixed with other garm killing and
membrane soothing antiseptics.
Get a complete outfit today. It only
costs s1.0O, and contains everything
necessary to cure any ordinary case Of
catarrh-
Hyomei is the best remedy in the
world for sore throat coughs and colds,
Group and bronchitis. IL gives wonder
full relief in two minutes. Everyone
should have Hyomei outfit. For sale
by druggists everywhere and by Kelly
& Pollard. Mail orders filled prepaid
by Booths Hyomei Co.. Buffalo. n. Y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07
KANSAS CITY MEN BUY
PROPERTY AT EIOURIDE.

F1ouride, \. NJ, Jan. THE new year
has marked the beginning of a new
epoch for the F'lourine mining district.
G +. John and associates, Brown and
Yostes, of Kansas City, have taken over
a property in Flouride consisting of
three groups of claims consisting of
Gold Dollar and Formation groups, all
centrally locaTed in the I ,ourIne mining
district.
At present Is men are employed deep
ening the shaft and as soon as suffi-
cient depth has been reached so more
men will be added 10 the force. The
ore is a selffluxing easily reduced ore
carrying telurides of gold and silver
averaging $50 to $50 per ton. BY Feb
ruary so ton smelter will be under
way and Development work Is being
pushed as rapidly as possible.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07
Catarrh Sufferers Get Re
lief in Two Minutes.

Perhaps you think it is necessary to
spit out mucous or blow It through the
nose It may be that you think Won
have catarrh SO badly that 1t cannot ~
cured; that ii is your misfortune m he
handicapped IN life by the disgustine-
symptoms of catarrh.
When druggists have remedy caIed
Hyomei that relieves acute catarrb In
two minutes simply by breathing If in
and cures chronic catarrh in few
weeks, by the same simple method.
aren't you going to pay a little atten-
ton?
And when Kelly & Pollard states
most emphatically that they viii guar
antee Hyomei to cure catarrh or give
you your money hack. what is your
answer?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07
SATURDAY EVENING POST
PUBLISHES Ell PASO STORY

Another Ell Paso story has the best
position in the Saturday Evening Post
this week. 1t is by Eugene Manlove
Rhodes and is called Good Men and
True" The author is a native of New
Mexico and has written number Of
stories in which Ell Paso played q
prominent part. The latest one is about
the adventures of visitor 10 Ell Paso
in the gun toting days and a detailed
narrative of his adventures on the bor
der with q Judge who is prominent, but
secretly heads a band of murderers
and Smugglers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07
Good
Resolution Girl
Types That We Meet Every Day.
By Bobbie Babble

After all the noise and din,
Ushering the New Year in,
BY the fire Prudential sits
In a pensive mood that fits
The first days of Nineteen-Ten.
"Nows the time" she whispers, when
1 must make few severe
Resolutions for New Year,
"First-ResolTed, that I won't be
Engaged at once TO more than three.
Last year, keeping track of five
Made my head buzz Ike a hive
Or. perhaps, I'd better say
I'll have just one fiance,
Bless me- That's most severe
Resolutions for New Year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07
ZELAYA FEARS FOR LIFE
AND CARRIES PISTOL

Mexico City, Mexico, JAN Fearing
an attempt will be made to take his
life Jose Santos Zelaya, former presi-
dent of Nicaragua is carrying a pistol.
The police have warned Zelaya that
they have received information that
two Salvadoreans and an American are
in Mexico City and are awaiting a ia
vorable chance to take his life. Two
secret service men have been detailed to
accompany Zelaya.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07

young woman whose lot in life falls
among the wage earning classes should
not marry. Marriage is a good thing
Life is more complete for the cOngen-
tally wed 1 would advise girls not to
marry for money.
at is a great pity that the men and
women of this city have so many OBJ
structions to marriage. 1t is so diff
cult for young women of Il marriage
able age to meet men in a similar posi-
ton who are suitable. 1t is hard to
make acquaintance here.
Opportunities for counting in New
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07

York are scarce. 1t is another of our
problems. In the summer young folks
can sit in the parks, but on day like
that of the big blizzard, counting would
not be very romantic" added Mrs Gait
laughingly. Il do not believe that IN
happy marriages are due 10 haste In
choosing. In fact. one of the happiest
couples 1 know fell in love at first
sight.
There are two reasons for unhappi-
ness: False pretenses, where both are
decei*ers. This always results in dis
aster. The other is lack of ability in
tuitviely to discern character"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07
JOHN HAYS HAMMOND PAYS
TRIBUTE TO PROSPECTOR

Says HOpefulness and SangufnereSs of
the Men Seeking Minerals Are In
dispensable Qualities
A great deal of literature has been
written on the prospector. whose life Of
solitude. hardship and dreams Of wealth
appeal TO the poet and romancer. The
latest tribute is from John HAYS Ham
Taond in fis recent lecture before the
Y NJ c. A. in New York as follows:
From my experience with the miner
himself. and I claim tc be able to speak