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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-22
Legal Notices.

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c. W. Fassett,
City Clerk for the City of Ell Pa:
Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-22
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE
PLUMBING ORDINANCE.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Ell

PASO:
Section l.
bath water heater shall pass through
or into or be allowed in another room
or compartment in which there is an.
other such heater. nor shall any such
heater, vent or pass be through or
from any hue, pass chimney or other
aperture through, from or by which
another such heater vents or passes.
Passed and approved this 18th day
OF October, 1910.
Jas l. Hewitt,
Attest: Mayor Pro TEN.
c. W. Fassett,
City Clerk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-22
BOWLING.

It's a far cry from the north pole to
the south pole, but it was only one
pin between the southpaws and the
northpaws on Cactus club alleys Fri
day night The lefties won with a to-
tai of 2221, while the good right rollers
stuck at 1920 This rare margin has
brought much joy to the local bowling
world Grandoyer made high game at
1877, and Thompson took total with 4ST
pins GrancoveF MADE an only strike
ont Scores
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

The venerable Pat" Diver is leading
the Independence League in batting and
maintains his heavy going clip OF nearly
800 per cent
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
FANS FOURTEEN men
Birch, OF Hamline, Twirls
Like a Veteran.
LOSERS GET EARLY START
Pile Up Four Scores in the Firat
Session on Two Doubles, Single,
Error, and Two Passes-Affer This
Round Birch Is InvincibIe-Winners
Also Tally in Opening Chapter.

Through the excellent twirling Of Birch.
Hamlne won yesterdays game from An
acostia. in the Sunday School League.
after the latter nine had taken a four-run
lead In their first turn at bat, on two
doubles and a single, base on balls,
hit batter, and an error. After this
round. Birch held Anacostia runless. and
struck out fourteen batters in seven in
nings.
Hamline came back strong In their half
of the first, scoring three times. and tied
the game up in the fourth, when Birch
tripled 10 right center. when fast fielding
by either Beach or Snyder would prob
ably have held him on first
Hamline won out in the seventh round,
when Birch, the first man up. walked,
went TO second on Wynkoop's out, and
scored on Brunner's ripping double to
left, It being his only hit OF the game
but It came just at the right time.
Both teams played good ball In the field
In the third round a double play by Wyn-
koop. Brunner and Stuckert blasted An
acostia's hopes Of scoring, after Phipps.
the first man UP. had doubled. Rogers
hit into a double play in the sixth in
ming. retiring Hamline without a score
by batting at a ball when he had three
balls and only one strike with Norris
going wild.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
SECOND CAME

IVlAIs- 80 y Q p =
-Battcd for HausCr IN ninth.
fBattpd for Gordon in ninth
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fve and one-half furlongs
Hesitate. 10 lMcGee). 5 70 2 won: Hand Running
10 Uiber). II 10 5 second: Naughty Lad. 10 Ar
chibaldl. 10 /. third. Time iOa IS. Indian
Gifl, Maid Mary Bodine. Minnie wendle. aud
Euclid also ran.
SECOND RACE-0ue mile. Star Actor. lO7
Reid 70 2. won; Bishop IS Thomas. l 70 T.
second Two starters.
THIRD RACE-Handieap; six fJlcnEN Ros-
seaux. 100 lMcCahey). 9 70 s. won; AL Muller. 81
Thomas. s 10 5. eecond; Sixty. 100 tGarner) to
J. third. Time. l13 Is Colloquy also ran
FOURTH RACE-Stake; Eve and one-hEH fur
longs Danger Mark. l5 (Ganerl. even. won
Crash p (Bernsteinl, to !, second; Amalh 100
tThomas). 9 10 TO- third. Tine. lO7 IS Anager
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and twenty yards A.
George. 100 Jones'. Il 20 l. won; Arondak lO3 (Af-
chibald). to 2 second May Amelia 100 (McCpbe)
Is 10 !, third Time, As. Crossover Christina
Hazelthorpe. Racquet Dr. AToola. and Constella-
ton also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and onehalf miles. Dull
care, l0l Gamer. to s. Won; The PeeT los Reid)
20 2, second; Faultless. lo6 lArchibaldl 70 /
third. Time, 2:7. Dandy Dixon. Orcagna, Diebold
and Golden Flora also ran
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

p a Garrison finish to a fierce, tear
ing, heart-breaking. eight-inning struggle
the Petworth Baby Dolls wrested from
the Woodburn Gamecocks the laurels
they lost in last Saturdays contest. when
the Woodburn boys took them into camp
in a bitter contest.
It was long Bob Evans terrific three
the hopes Of Woodburn and enabled the
Red and Gray boys to pull out Of the fre
the hardest-fought battle ever seen on
the Grant circle oval
The new idols, both first basemen. re-
ceived the dedication Of the crowd to-
day. One was big Bob Evans, who won
the game for Petworth after he had
saved II repeatedly. and the other was
"stilT' Carroll. the Woodburn first sack
er, who kept his team IN the running
alone and unaided. Among the lesser
deities Of the Tooters George aIullin and
Babe" Torney found place The former.
by great fielding. checked Petworth re-
peatedly. The latter, by doubling into
deep left in the last inning. tied up what
seemed to be a hopeless struggle. and
scored the winning run on Evans long
clout
For seven innings the two teams
fought bitterly, Petworth holding the
lead by 20 / In the eighth inning,
however. Woodburn. By the gamest kind
OF work, took the lead from Petworth,
but the Red and Gray boys came right
back. and by sheer nerve won back their
lost laurels and held them until the
game was stopped by darkness
Petworth started scoring in the very
first inning Torney walked for a starter
and Seitz singled. Evans flied out. and
Dempsey hit 10 short. BY an error OF
omission on Hiser's part Torney was al
lowed 20 score. Seltz crossed the count
ing block behind him on Carroll's wild
throw home. Woodburn was unable 10
score until the sixth. when Carroll sin
gled. stole second, went 10 third on
Davis sacrifice. and scored on Dempsey's
error.
In the first half OF the eighth Carroll
again singled and stole second. Davis
hit through Stewart and Dempsey but
Carroll was held on the keystone sack
In minute he and Davis pulled or a
double steal. Carroll advancing 10 third
and Davis 10 second. Steele ST uck out,
but Hiser hit 10 Evans and Carroll
crossed the plate with the tying run in
advance OF Evans heave TO catch him.
McKenny also hit toward FIRST and Davis
was safe when O'Nein dropped the throw
20 catch him. Baggette kept up the good
work by also hitting 10 the right side OF
the infeld, and Hiser scored when Evans
fumbled Baggette's offering. McKenny
was caught of third on Evans throw 10
Stewart. and Mullin flied out. Wood6urn
had put three runs across the counting
block and had taken the lead.
1t was rapidly growing dark. lie Due
led of for PetWorth and walked. Moore
seemed 20 have lost his control. as he
walked Barnes also. In the growing dusk
he used his greatest speed and found Il
hard to put the ball over the plate. With
two strikes called Torney met one on the
nose and sent it 10 deep left for a
double, sending lie Due and Barnes in
with the tying runs. Il was then that
Evans stung one in his old. stereotyped
fashion, and the game was won. Score
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

President Bolgiano, OF the amateur
commission, says the present controversy
IN the Bankers League Is the worst
squabbIe he has ever been called upon to
investigate.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
Two Monsters.

From the Escape Of Egor sazonoa. IN the Strand.
When Sazonon. the anarchist. was on
trial for the assassination OF Plehve.
head Of the Russian police, his counsel
said: Tn Sazonoh's eyes Plehve was a
hideous monster only TO be destroyed by
another monster-death. And SO. as he
took the avenging bomb into his trem-
bling hands, II seemed 10 him to be filed
not with dynamite. but with the tears,
the sorrows, and the sufferings OF his
people When the bomb which he had
thrown was rent asunder and its fragments
scattered broadcast. the sound was to
him as tile sound OF the tearing anG
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY LEAGUE.
RACING ENDS AT SARATOGA.
Spa and Futurity Events 20 BE
Pulled on.

New York. Aug. loving TO the fach
that the new law holding track directors
criminslly liable for betting az the races
goes into effect on September !. horse
racing in this State will die at the end
OF this month. Although the meeting at
Saratoga ends shortly before the close
Of the month. the last days of August
heretofore assigned 10 the COney Island
Jockey Club. have been yielded 10 the
Spa and the famous Futurity for two
year-oids viii be run az the resort, where
nearly all the eligible horses will be.
Reports OF good attendance at the
tracks, II is said. during the spring and
summer meetings. at which an attempt
was made to observe the terms OF the
new law. although it is nor actually in
force. have been greatly exaggerated.
Generally the crowds have fallen below
those OF last year. when they were at
best far under profit-making for the man
ayers
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

This is what Rochester. Of the Eastern
League, has done in the way OF attend
ance: In thirty-one exhibitions. or days
this year, thirty-hve games have been
played for an average daily attendance
OF 1856. II thirty-one exhibitions in 1903
there were thirty-three garies for an
average Of 1904. which shows an IN
crease in daily average OF 4s1. In actual
figures, 142S2 moro fans have attended
thirty-one exhibitions this year than at
tended the same number last year.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
CardinaIs PInr Rerent a. Q.

Alexandris, Va. Aug. 2.-To-morrow. on
the Alfred street diamond. the Cardinal
Athletic Club will line up against the
strong Regent Athletic Club, of Wash.
ington. The game will be called at
o'clock. The Cardinals lineup follows
Patterson, catcher: Schoheld, pitcher
Astryhe, first base; whitton. second
base; Haydn. third base; snowden. short
stop; Murphy. left field; Coclrell. center
field. and Mcbride. right field.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YEsTERpAY,s REsULTs.

Capital City League-Conen Company, "a; Kenil-
worth. 3
Sunday School Leag1e-Hamline, s; Anacostia,
Suburban Lcaguo-Petworth. g. Woodburn, 4
Commercial League-southeast Y. NJ. c. A.. 6;
Andrews T.
Independencs Loagus-NationL Union. 5; st.
Paul. 4.
Railroad Leagne-sOuthsrn Railway. .; skopmen.
0 forfeited.
Southern Railway Leagle-Law Department "A;
Bookkeepers.
Colored Departmental League-Post-ofice. 8; In
terror, 3
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
SOUTHEAST REPEATS DOSE.
CanRries Suffer Fourth Consecutive
Defeat in Ten Days.

Andrews practically lost all their chance
for the Commercial League pennant yes
terday, when the Y. NJ c. A nine took
their measure for a second time. Score,
s TO 4. Both twirlers were in fine fettle,
each allowing the same number Of bin
giles; but Dame Fortune fastened her
smiles on the association boys. and that
settled IT, Southeast copped the struggle
in the fifth inning, when snellings was
hit and advanced to third on Flynn's sin
gle TO center. both crossing the rubber
when Maddox slashed a beauty 20 right
for two bases. Both fingers settled
down after this and the run getting
ceased. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
DODGERS TAKE TWIN BILL.
Cardinals Play PIucky Ball, hut Are
Beaten Out.

New York, Aug. 2-The Brooklyn trim
med the Cardinals twice to-day. Burch's
single drove the winning run ir the first.
which was a pitchers battle between
Bell and Lush. The Brooklyn played an
uphill game in the second, and the
Cardinals could not touch Barger after
the hrst inning. There were five double
plays Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
GAMES TODAY.

Bankers League-American National vs. National
City.
Capital City League-NSvy Yard vs.. Sewage Pump
Ing Station.
Commercial League-Be1y & whitnoTo va Wal
ford.
Iudependenoe League-st- Martin ys Twining
Olympia Leagae-Georgetown rs. Olives
Southern Railway League-N0 game.
Suburban League-Brigh vs.. Petworth.
Sunday School Leegue-Peck Va Sixth.
Terminal Railroad Y, NJ. @. A. Lsague-Shopmen
vs.. rninmen
Coored Departmental Leagne-war and Navy vs..
Agriculture.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

huns-Iorney q, Lett. CaUOll o. Davis Ie
Duo, Barnes Hiser. Left on bases-Petworth ?.
Woodburn. & First base on baIs-Of Noone =
Struck oat-By Noone. 2; BY Barnes. 3 Three-base
hit-bvans Two-base ht-ToTney. Sacrifice hits
Torney' Davis. Stolen hases-Toney, Leitz. Moore
Clayton Carroll o. Steele. Hiser. Davis. Nc.
Kenny. Double plays-Mullen 10 Carroll 10 Hiser.
Hiser to Mullin 70 Carroll Hit by pdteher-Hiser.
UmDirc-Afr. Sherman Time Of game-I hour and
40 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

Runs-Dampier ~. Clemens Oliver 81. j. Null
vey. Enehnss %. Flynn. Burgess. Earned runs
Southeast. ?; Andrews, First base By errors
Andrews, ?; Southeast, I. Left on bases-Andregs,
5; Southeast. 4. First base on balls-Of Garland
bits made-0f Flynn, Z; of Garland Z. Struck
Out-By Flynn. 4; by Garland 6. Home un-J.
Mulvey. Three-bass hit-Ciefnens Two-base hits
Clemens. Fitzgerald (2. G. Snelllngs. Maddox.
Beavers Sacrifice hit-JeWiS Stolen hases-Dampier.
Suellings. Flynn, Nau HUNT Maddox ~. Hit
By pitCber-By Garland. 2 Umpire-Mr. Flynn
Time Of game-l hour and 3 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
The score.

SnoduasS. Murray. BddRell Left OF blses-t'hi.
caso s. New York S First base 90 baus-Of
Overall 3; OF Kroh Struck out-By Kroh 4.
oy Mathewsou, 5. Home Tun-Schulte. Two-base
hits-sheckard, Steinfeidt Doyle Murray. Sacrifice
hi,-Shecksrd. Stolen bases-Sheckard Doyie o.
SnodgTass u. Bridwel- Double plays-Tinker 10
ETers 10 Chance; BridWen 10 Msrkle 81. Hits-On
Overall 4; Of Kroh. 5 Uupires-Mess-s. Klein and
Kane. Time OF game-l hour and s. minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
EVANSVILLE PLAYS POOR.
Are Easy Picking for Fast Falls
Church Aggregation.

Falls Church, Va. Aug 2-The Hyatts-
vile baseball team went to sleep here
to-day and the local ball tossers put one
over on them, winning by score OF
TO o.
Cation pitched no-hlt game, and only
two men got on bases Piozet, for the
vlctors. was wild. and he also had poor
support. HyattsvilIe presented a badly
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

Runs-B. Rosenthal ~. Corl. Home. Goldturg
Johnson sD, L. Rosenthal, Hoppe C3l. Terry smith
Kelley. Left on baSes-Law. 5: Bookkeepers z
Frst base on balls-On Terry, /: on Grace 3. On
Simpson, /. Innings pitched-By Grace. 8. bv
Simpson, } Hits-Of Terry. 6; on Gnce. 4; on
Simpson, 4 Struck out-By Terry, 8; By Grace a.
By simpson, } stolen bases-Cor Horn. johnson.
kosenthal, Kelley. Double play-Simpson to
Grace. HIT by pitchcr-By Grace. /; by simrson
Passed ball-Craren. UmDire-Mr. Duncan
Time Of game-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

Runs-Howard tZ. Wooden l2. Fairfax o.
Thomas. Atkinson. K. Savoy. Caesar Earned runs
-PoSt-ofico 8; Interior First base by e-rors-
post-ofice. I; Interior l. Left on bases-Post-
Office 6: Interior s. First base on talls-Oh West
/: or Brooks. 2 Struck cui-By West &; by
Brooks. 2 Two-base hits-Atkinson 90. Howard
Thomas Sacrifice hit-Bush. Stolen bases Wooden
~. Howard ~. sudler. Double plays-Brooks 10
Turner; Atkinson 70 Brown. Hit by pitcher-By
West. !. Passed ball-White. Umpire-AIr Harley
TiEo Of game-i hour and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

Runs-M Black C0. Simpson g. G. Gin ~. n.
Thompson, Wilson, Robinson. Left on bases
Sligo s; Langdon. g. First base on balls-Of
Thompson, 4; on Pollock g. Struck out-By Thomp-
son. 2: By Pollock s Home run-G. Gin. Three
base hit-Tiltou. Stolen bases-Simpson. y. Black
Arnold ~. Wild pi:oh-Thompson. Umpire-Mr.
Doyle Time Of game-l hour and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

Runs-Berger. Walters RoweI. Hummer. O. Won
Herb. Cation. Threc-base hits-Sawee. Roweu First
base on halls-Of Piozet ?: of Cation 2 Struck
out--By Piozet. 6; by Cation. I. Stolen bases
Macneii. Green. @. Won Herb. Berger. Walters.
Sacrifice hit--O. Won Hero. Hit by pitcher-Berrer.
Hummer. Walters. Wild pitches-Piozet. 2 Left
on bases-Hyattsville, ?; Falls Church 5 Umpire
Mr.. Smith. Time Of game-I hour and minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

Runs-Hammon -. Charlton (2). Hiett. Parsley
Price. Van Buskirk Left on bases-National Union
I; st. Pauls s. First base on balls-on Romney
2 Struck 0ut-By Romney, ;; by Carroll. g. Three
base hit-Charlton. Two-base hits-Hammon q. .
Parsley. Coleman. Stolen bases-Hammon 81
Fischer ~. Charlton a. Hiett. Morgan. Double
to Dischard to Van Buskirk Hit
by pitcher-By Carroll CDonnellyl Wild pitches
Romney. 2 Passed ball-Valier. Umpire-Nlr
Daugherty Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

Runs-Bradley. Bacon, J. Noone C2l. Harmon.
Howard t2l. Vaughn 60. Hessler. Hayes o. Moran.
Kinney %. NOyGs %. Musser. Earned runs-Kenil-
UCTth 4. Cornell Co. 9. First base bJ errors
Cornell Co. g. Left on bases-Kenilworth 2: Cor
nell Co. 5. First base on balls-On Buscher. ?:
on Harmon. !. Struck out-By Buscher. 7: by Har-
mon. l. Home rln-J. No0ne TWo-base hits
HAYES o. Vaughn. Bradley. Sacrifice hit-Orrison.
Stolen bases-Bradley. Ferguson. Hessler. wild
pitches-Harmon. !; Buscher. l. Passed ball..
Noone. Umpire--Mr. Belts Time Of camel hour
and 30 minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
STANDING OF IHE CLUBS

New York. Aug. 2.-The Giants batted
Overall out Of the box in the first inning
to-day and got a four-run lead on the
Cubs. The latter didn't mind that al ali.
They swatted Mathewson steadily until
they were in the lead. and there they
stayed. Sheckard and steInfeldt did some
fine fielding.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
FIELDING IS POOR.
BOOkkeepers Need One of Their
Number to Keep MispIays.

The game in the Southern Railway
League between Law and tho Bookkeep-
ers, which was won by Law, IA to 2,
proved TO be very one-sided and uninter-
esting. due IN a large measure to the er-
ratio work Of the losers. Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

Don't forget the game between the EIks
and the Knights Of Columbus on Friday
August u. at American League Park.
The Commercial League meeting sched-
uled for last night was postponed until
Thursday evening so that all Of the man
ayers might be present. The Sunday
School League gathering, also called for
last night, was likewise postponed until
Thursday.
The Southern Railway won its gams
from the Shopmen yesterday by forfeit
which closes up the gap between the
Adams and Southern mines.
Ba-a-a-h-the Petworth boys got the
Woodburn goat
The best talent in Washington's ANA
teur ranks is hockng to the Independence
League. Some of the veteran stars now
playing in the Bloomingdale organization
are Kraft Jack Carr, Geibel. Leonard
Balzer, Ferguson, Moran, Brady "Sox,
Carr, Rapp, Drummer, and Goodman
Many a pennant race has been decided
by the acquisition Of stars from some
other league after that league had closed
its doors. and the amateur commission
would do well to look up the situation
and clean house.
Sam" Heitt. Of st. Paul's, is the best
batting pitcher in tia Independence
League, and he was the only man on his
team to hit Leonard in Fridays game
with 81. Martins
Chuck Dampier IS playing a great
game at third base for Manhattan.
II the Suburban League finishes its sea-
son without squabble for the amateur
commission to investigate, we win All
owe the Suburban League a vote OF
thanks
DOC" Dougherty has had few kicks
since he has been handling the Indicator
in the Independence League.
The amateur commission had not
reached any decision in the Bankers
League controversy at a late hour last
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
YounE Americnns win out.

The Young Americans defeated the Lin
worth A. c. yesterday. IA TO 1s. in a
close and exciting game. Score:
R.HE
Ianworth A. ..OO0isz zs13O-is 5
Young Am'cans.. ? 32l la Il 4
Batteries-Aioran and Reid; Williams, Garner and
ZeU
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
PIRATES DROP OPENER.
Philadelphia 0utpIays Champions
and win, Score 9 to l.

Philadelphia, Aug. 2.-Pittsburg lost
the opening game OF their second trip
East to the Phnlies to-day. who outbat-
ted and outhelded them. After the game.
Magee entered into a fist fight with
bleacherite who had been harshly criticiz-
ing him during the game. Many blows
were exchanged before the police inter
fered. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
REDS HAVE A CINcH.
Boston Beaten in One-sided Game,
@ to I.

Boston, Aug. 2-Loose playing by Bos-
ton gave Cincinnati a one-sided victory
to-day. Riley, a semiprofessional from
Buffalo was given a try-out by the locals
He appeared very nervous. Third Base
man Herzog was back IN the game, hav-
ing been reinstated after a months sus-
pension. Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
ST. PAUL's NOSED OUT.
National Union Captures Close Bat
tie from Churchmen, 3 to 4

National Union won a well-played game
from ST. Paurs, In the Independence
League, 10 T. Parsley's catch Of Dis
chards fly in the fourth inning was Of
a high class Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
TAILENDERs ARE EASY.
Cornell Company Players FRtten I'D
Their Batting Averages.

defeating the tail-end -Kenilworth team
yesterday. II 70 5. The game was de-
void Of interest, except for the heavy
batting OF the winners. Hayes and Noyes
were the leaders in this department.
ECOrc.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

The hatred between the Pittsburg and
teams continues. and each time
they clash a record crowd is on hand
for the conflict
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03
KEEP UP
WINNING STREAK
New YOrks Bat Overall 0ut
of Box, but Lose.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Brooklyn, 81 st. Louis, L.
Brooklyn, 3; ST. Louis, 4.
Chicago, 81 New York, 4.
Cincinnati, s. Boston, 1.
Philadelphia, o; Pittsburg, 1.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-03

From the Chicago Rec0rd- Herald.
THE skimps ons seem to be such old-
fashioned people"
Yes. Mrs Skimpson says her husband
refuses TO buy an automobile until they
get their house paid for"