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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08

spending mere pittance OF some $780,
900 odd pesos getting into shape to
figure in the also ran column on the
score board.
Hot Springs will be the mecca for
four clubs-Pittsburg Cincinnati and
Brooklyn, of the National, adm Boston,
OF the American circuit Marlin
grounds of the New York Giants. will
again house the Broadway beauties.
Roger Bresnahan is going back to Lit
tie Rock with his band of Cardinals,
the Cubs have arranged otarry around
New Orleans. and Fred Lakes Boston
Nationals will march on Augusta. Ga
Browns Go TO Houston.
Jack O'Connor, new boss of the St.
Louis Browns. is going 20 lead his
hopefuls down to Houston Texas
where the team drilled prior to the
start of the 1909 flag race. The cham
pion Detroit club will prepare at San
Antonio. Atlanta, Ga. will serve as
the hangout for McGillicuddy's Phila-
delphia Athletics. and Cleveland has
hit upon Alexandria, La, as the right
and proper spot for the early endeav-
or.
In selecting quarters at Norfolk, Va,
Jimmy McAleer, new chief of the low
ly Washington squad. has sprung an
innovation in the training stunt. Ac-
cording to McAleer, the season of the
extended southern junket is on the
wane. Hence Jimmy has advised the
management of the senatorial host to
arrange for a short stand 45 minutes
from Pennsylvania avenue. the main
thoroughfar eof the nations capital
Players who are now enjoying the
easy side of life have started prelimi-
nary training. although in the main the
boys viii continue 70 rest up until
served with the big summons TO appear
on deck. The closing days of next
month will see the grand getaway for
most of the teams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
THE BOWLING. GAME
OUT At TIE FORT
Downtown Players Can En-
Soldiers Ready to
Meet All Corners.

Fort Bliss has entered the bowling
swim with a tournament. FL Paso
patrons of the wooden balls are invited
to participate.
There will be prizes for five men
teams, two men teams, and Individual
bowling. Entries are in charge OF
Capt E. S. Walton. 18th infantry, who
will advise regarding fees and rules
He must be notified as TO Whether per-
sons entering can play aft moon or
evening. and must receive all entries
by Wednesday. Jan. H. Play will be-
gin at / p. M, Jan. IA, and continue
afternoon and evening, including Sun
days. until finished
Five man teams will play three
games There will be small prize
for the highestR individual total, and
the balance will go to the team max
ing the highest total.
Two man teams will play five games
each. Two thirds OF the prize money
in this class will go to the team max
ing highest total and one third to the
next highest.
Individuals will bowl five games
each, the prize money to be divided as
in the two men events
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
Veteran Has Promised to
Accompany the Team This
Year-Where the Other
League Men Will Train.

Comsikey is to be here again with
the field flowers. Charles the first
will arrive some time in the wee
months fthe springtirae with nlA
band Of husky Whiteshins on their an
nual tour Of the alkan flats
Comiskey is shrewd business man,
and he recognizes the value from a
training standpoint Of having his team
q money making proposition while IL
is getting in shape for the summer
siege of baseball Last year Commie's
bunch blew into town on All Fools ay
and came near being fooled in the ag-
gregation of pill rollers that wore the
uniform of the amateur team here in
the preseason days before the coming
of the professionals and the big stick
baseball league.
COraiskey Here Himself
This year Comisley IS coming to Ell
Paso in person. He has given his word
that he viii, and far be it from Comis
key to break his troth this late il life
To FL Pasoans he win be a greater
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08

Occupying q special Pullman car on
the Southwestern train, the Ell Paso
Country club golf team and friends viii
so to Arizona in state next Friday TO
play the Douglas and B.sbee teams on
their own links. The car Will be at
tached to the regular train The trip
will be made TO Bishee, where a series
CT Individual games will be played SAT-
urday morning. Al Douglas the Doug
las Country club golfers will join the
Ell Paso team and the play at the War
zen Country club course will be be-
tween players from I'll Paso, Douglas,
and Bisbee-
The golfers viii return to Douglas
Saturday afternoon and viii play an in
dividuaI series there. Sunday VIII be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
CONISFSET HAS PURCHASED
A DEVEI. WAGON OF STUDEBAkER

To the list of baseball celebrities who
own and drive their own Studebaker
cars has been added president Charles
A. Comiskey. of the White SOx. Comis-
key purchased his car from the Chicago
branch of the Studebakers previous TO
his taking his annual hunt on the Mis-
sippi river. The car was one of the Few
Studebaker "40's" of the &c - model,
equipped with a limousine body
A few weeks ago 'Hughie'' Jennings
manager of the Detroit American base
bail team, purchased one of the new
Studebaker e NJ F. go" cars at De-
troit Immediately thereafter ne drove
his machine to Scranton. Pa. LIS winter
home, where he is praeticing law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
GOLF G0SSIP-DRIEING.
By ID. :. Livie.)


Driving forms the chief attraction IN
the eyes of the majority OF the thousands
who devote some part of their time 10
the royal and ancient game, yet COM
paratively few even learn 70 drive in
proper style, or feel the pleasant sensa-
ton OF sweeping the ball 200 yards and
more, straight down the course.
There are a great many players Woo
on account of their build and physical
proclivities, can never get the true golf
ing stroke. yet 1 believe that any man
can improve his game. by trying to
swing in accordance with the accepted
principles of the stroke as laid down
by experts.
Too many players in Tearing the game
swing too far back. and in doing so lose
control of their club. Remember this
the shaft when at the top Of the swing
ought TO be parallel with the ground
In the upward swing the body must
pivot from the waist only. Do not sway
the body. for in doing so you will be
making a body stroke instead of an arm
stroke, as it ought TO be.
Next Week-Faults I'm Driying)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
BABCOClS VICTORIA ORDERED
FOR LOCAL AUTO GARAGE

FL Paso women will soon have an OPP
portunity OF seeing and inspecting the
electric victoria which caused so much
comment IN st. Louis last summer by
its splendid showing in the Post Dis
patch tests for electrics.
The victoria IS q Babcock and has
been purchased by c. NJ. Barber for
his Myrtle avenue garage. The vic
toria which has been ordered is royai
blue in color and the appointments are
said to be perfect. II will be placed
on exhibition in the Barber show
rooms as soon as it arrives
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
Fl PlsO GOLFERS To MEET PLAYERS
Of THE DOUGLAS AND B|SbEE TEAMS

the seIni-annual tournament between
the 90 men team from the Esl Paso club
and the Douglas team. This contest is
for the possession of the silver trophy
cup.
d. s. LIVE, the Ell Paso golf expert,
will play a match game with Adams.
the expert of the Douglas Country cluo
while he is az Douglas. 1t is probable
that a match will also be arranged De
tween the local expert and William
Marshall. the professional for the On
wentsia club, of Chicago, who is spend
ing the winter in Bisbee-
Mr.. Livie has been defeating Col
Bogy regularly at the Country club
grounds and he has taken solemn
VOW not to allow the colonel to put it
over him again this year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
Notes From the Auto World
AUTO PERSONALS.

Frank Alderete has purchased
Buick. model 10, from c. A. Stewart and
will inspect the garbage collection in 4
benzine buggy in the future.
DR.. c. ~ Hendrix has purchased two
new Bucks. a 10 and ''20'' from
c. A. Stewart, for his professional and
personal use.
Y. K Sturges of the Sturges corr
pany recently returned from Arizona
and is sick at his ROOMS
Clyde Holmes was one of the frozen
radiator victims and has had to have
new cylinder put in his runabout as the
old one bursted-
Edwin Burt has a new palace touring
car OldsmobiIe which was purchased
from the c. NJ. Barber agency.
J. B. Sisk has sold W A Aldrich a
new E. n. r $50" car OF the 1910
model for the use Of his wife, who :
spending the winter in FL Paso.
c. NJ. Barber left today for AlbU-
querque to arrange for the delivery OF a
number Of Reos TO local agent at that
place
DIT. J. J. Pearce has ssught new
Cadillac $50" from c. NJ. Barber.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
AUTO NOTES AND WRINKLES.

All OF the dealers are receiving ship.
ments of the 1910 models C. A Stewart
is expecting a shipment Of Bucks. C.
n Barber has six Reos on the road.
while the SturEes company has as many
Cadillacs in tie crates.
Robe rails and foot rails for the con-
venience OF the passengers and the bet
ter appointment of the car is the at
tachment that has been received by the
V K Sturges supply company
An electric charging machine has
been installed in the ]. B. Sisk garage.
RAIDER & Alexander have moved from
their old location at the corner OF St.
Louis and Campbell streets
Calenders are being distributed by
the auto dealers to their friends
All of the garages are filled with ma
chimes that are receiving repairs while
the cold weather keeps them out OF
commission temporarily.
French goggles with curved lenses
and chenille lining is the newest thing
in dust glasses
c. A. Stewart has Installed s complete
line OF automobile supplies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
POSENER HAS FORsAKEN
GASOLINE FOR ELECTRIC.

sForsaking his first love, the gas pro-
peeled car, for noiseless electric. Max
Posener. one of the first auto owners
in the city. has become a full fiedgeC
electric enthusiast. He has purchased
new Babcock roadster from c. NJ
Barber and is learning TO drive the city
broke "critter." Posener has been IN
der arrest for auto speeding when he
owned his gasoline driven car, but he
says he is safe now with the electric
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
AFRO BoafB PROOF.

Los Angeles has a freak car It was
buil% for prince Orloff. OF Russia, and is
a Panhard, so horse power. and cost
$1,000 II is owned by George
Mitchell, a mining man Of Los Angeles
and he drives his arnored car around
the California city and should he run
into a race riot or a labor strike he
could hide In the interior OF his big
5attIeship CT wheels without fear OF IN
iury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
Jockey a MoToRIsT.

While he has been unable 10 ride at
the Juarez race track because of IN
injury to his foot. George Archibald.
the California jockey who has one. Of
the best riding records al the Mexican
track. has been devoting the most or
his time TO motorcyciing on the streets
of the city and down the county road
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
NEXT SESSION OF
BASEBALL IN FEB
February Meeting of Base
ball Moguls Will Develop
T ,ariSlation.
Ie0ISIatlOn.

New York. n Y, Jan. S.Some very
important baseball legislation dealing
with the question of uInpires VIII be put
throuoh at the next session of the Ma
tional league moguls in February. PTesi-
DEM Lynch has decided that the umpire
end of the game needs overhauling. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08

At the Y. NJ. c. A, the Smeiters and
Internationals were scheduled TO go the
rounds, but the Internationals failed to
put in an appearance and the smelter
team bowled against time making 4
score Of 204S.
In the double header the Mud Hens
defeated the BOOSTERS by Il score Of
23T5 TO 22S7. while the Nationals won
easily from the Business Men with a
score of 2547 TO 1858. The scores fol-
low.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
TIVOLIS WIN
FROM THE CUBS
Bowlers Keep Up Interest
in Games-Many Con-
tests at Y. NJ c. a

AT the Tivou alleys Friday night. the
TivoIis took the Cubs into camp by
score Of 2425 TO 1912 The highest
score was bowled by Sukerman., who
made a total of 567 and the highest
single game was made by Watson with
22e
The scores were:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08

Lest we forget. Iets Nees, or Tnant,v
at home and still get the Lest, Globe
Flour.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
PETITION FROM E PAsO To BE SENT
To KNOX FAvORINC JUAREZ RACES

V, S-James Butler $
dseesag
showing the
FI s a
with Mexico in an effort
the
Butler a stockho in the tract
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08

Milwaukee, Wis. Jan. S.-Battling
Nelson the Fighting Dane. who has
been putting in a week in his old town.
Milwaukee, wants to get busy and take
on all the aspiring lightweights in the
country. At the present time the bat
tier is negotiating for q match with Ad
Wolgast TO be held on the Pacific coast
some time in rebruary. He also had
match on with Dick Hyland at Kansas
City, but this was called off by Hyland-
"A controversy has arisen over the
match with Wolgast. the latter claiming
that ne can get more money at Los
Angeles while Nelson is holding out
for San Francisco The battler has
the best of the bargain as he is cham
pion and in a position to dictate.
The battler came near being matched
at New Orleans to meet a Milwaukee
boy named Jack Redmond. Had Will
Hamilton. the sporting editor on the
New Orleans Item, known just how 10
approach Bat on the subject of match
making he would have secured the
champion without any bother Mr..
Hamilton sent an offer of $4,000 for
10 round contest with Redmond to take
place early in January. If Hamilton
had said % instead of %, I would have
grabbed the offer quick" said the bat
tier. as l have always considered %
my lucky number L would nave gone
on that number even though some one
else had made a bigger offer. ] am
sorry that Hamilton did not get next
to the fact for I would like to have
gone south and accommodated the New
Orleans sports"
The defeat of poor old Bob Fitz-
simmons at the hands of Bill Lang in
Australia was no more than what every
fight fan expected but they were sur
prised at the remarkable showing made
by the veteran against a strong young
fellow. 1t must be remembered that
Fitzsimmons IS 4S years of age and has
had remarkable career as a fighter.
He held two titles. in fact three titles
middle weight. light heavy weight and
heavy weight championships. and dur
ing his entire career never weighed over
162 pounds when engaged in real
battle
There is no doubt that Fitz was after
the money. otherwise he must have
known that he could not hope 10 sue
cessfuliy battle against a young Oppon-
eDt like Lang. Il was in Australia
where F'itz had his first battle and
there he fought his last one. for he will
never enter. the ring again in regu-
lar contest. being satisfied that he is
down and out for all time 1t is the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
Restores Youth to Man of IS


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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08

Next week-Faults in Driving1
The Detroit times., 1910-04-22
COMMON LAW MARRIAGE LEGAL.
Court Recognizes Validity BY Grant
ing Divorce to Mrs. Pyle.

Holding that common-law mar
rage is legal in Michigan, Judge Don
ovan granted decree OF divorce to
Annie s. Pyle, from William H. Pyle,
Thursday morning
This is the second decree Judge
Donovan has granted TO the woman.
More than 10 years ago she applied
to him for divorce from George n.
Gardner. alleging cruelty. She was
promised a decree. Immediately af-
ter the trial. and without waiting for
the decree to be signed. she went TO
live with Pyle. she testified, and lived
with him until a year ago, although
admitting that she was never married
to him. She said they simply agreed
to live together as man and wife.
Three years later. IL was discovered,
that the decree granted her from
Gardner had never been signed. This
oversight was looked after, and Mr..
and Mrs. Pyle continued to live to-
gether. She gets her second decree
on the ground OF cruelty.
The real fight between the couple
was over the division OF the property,
and Judge Donovan held this matter
up for five days. He limited however.
that he would divide 1t about equally.
The real estate is valued at $500.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-22
TREE ORDINANCE PLEASES
MAYOR BREITMEYER GREATLY
INTENDED For Good OF Citizens and
Identification Of Detroit
He Saws

Mayor Breitmeyer Is enthusiastic
over The ordinance introduced into
the council. Tuesday night, TO give
the park and boulevard department
supervision over the planting, selec-
ton and care OF trees on all city
property outside of the lot lines.
The ordinance is not at all a
drastic measure said the mayor,
but is intended only for the good
OF the citizens, and for the beautifica-
ton of Detroit. II Is helpful and con-
structiye
II means simply that the park COM
mission shall help the householder to
select trees that will live for years,
and be an ornament. The park com
mission will take into consideration
the kind OF soil and other conditions.
and will see that the right trees are
planted in the right place.
Detroit is about the only large city
in the country that has no ordinance
governing the foresteration of the
city"
What we want, is 10 insure the flu
ture of Detroit's trees" says Park
Commissioner Hurlbut. I'VE will plant
such trees that when the young folk
OF today. grow up. the splendid trees
will be- source OF pride TO them. Tn
less some such method is adopted.
the trees that are being set out 20
day. will be dead and gone in 10
or 10 years
The Detroit times., 1910-04-22
TIE ESn7ANGnE M|

Sallie Fisher and George Parsons In
The Goddess OF Liberty" with the
original cast and production, is book
ed for the Detroit Opera house the
week OF May .. with matinee Wednes-
day and Saturday. The piece is one
of Mort n. Singers latest musica!
triunphs. IL is said TO be one of the
biggest musical productions that ever
left Chicago with an original cast.
There are forty handsome chorus
girls. including pony ballet and
English dancers. In the cast sup
porting Miss Fisher are: p. OMaliey
Jennings, Johnny Fogarty. Francis
YGupge, Ollie Artell, George Day.
Augustus Carney. Mabel Fredericks,
Dan hall, Fred Hagan. and two OF
the original English ponies" Rae
Morris and May Thompson. This Is
Miss Fishers farewell engagement as
d musical comedy star.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-22
HUNTERS TO HAVE
TEMPORARY STORE
Burned Out Firm Seeks Location
Salvage Will Probably Amount
To $4,000.

Hunter & Hunter, whose department
store on Woodwardave. was Quilted
| by fire Tuesday night, have definitely
decided TO establish a temporary store
just as soon as a satisfactory location
can be found. The proposition OF con-
verting the old Woodward-ave. Con-
gregational church, at Woodward-ave.
and Sibley-st., into store building
.or temporary purposes has been con-
sidered. but Thomas Hunter says that
such move is not probable. One OBJ
lection TO the location Is that it is
TOO far away from the 'etail center.
Homer Warren & Co, real estate
dealers, In the Chamber of Commerce,
are on the lookout for a place for the
Hunters. but without success so fa-.
No word has been received as yet
from the representatives Of the Fowler
estate, who are in California, as 10
the burned structure.
Members of the firm. after inspect
ing the burned store, are ~ the opin-
ion that there will be considerable
salvage. Notwithstanding the great de-
struction wrought by flames, smoke
and water. A vast quantity OF goods
Il. buried underneath the debris In the
basement and on portions Of the floors
that did not collapse. The work of
getting this out will be undertaken at
al early date. Thomas Hunter rough
ly estimates the salvage at $4,000.
The Traver-Bird Co. has not COM
pleted its inventory and the work will
probably take at least two more days.
the store TO remain closed IN the mean
time. Until the inventory is finished
the company will not be able 10 give
an estimate as to the loss sustained
The Detroit times., 1910-04-22
ODD PRISONER PAROLED.
Mute, Who Refuses to Tell Name
Given Chance BY Judge Murfin.

Charles Long, as he is known. the
old man caught In the act OF burglar
izing the home Of Supervisor Bradner,
in Plymouth. recently, faced Judge
Murfin in the circuit court. Thursday
morning. and pleaded guilty. He was
Immediately paroled for year.
The mystery in connection with the
mans identity continues, and no
amount OF questioning could induce
him To give his correct name. With
the aid OF a paper and pencil he
claims he Is deaf and dumb. He
stated that he had an aged mother
and a daughter.
I'D rather go 10 Jail for ten years
than to let them know of the trouble
am in" he wrote. II never stole be-
fore. | was out of work and hard up.
saw, or thought | saw. chance to
get little money, and fell. If given
a chance / will make good"
After this case was disposed OF the
case of Charles Written was taken
up. He is young colored man,
charged with serious crime by a
young woman.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-22
GIVE Your Stomach
A Chance
To Furnish the System the Necessary
Fluids 10 Drive Dyspepsia
From the Stomach.
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You should give to your stomach
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Food contains all these ingredients
40 necessary, and when the stomach
Il In n normal condition 1t separates
these ingredients as Ii should and
manufactures its ownD digestive
agents. but when IL is sick and sore,
filled with acids and alkalies and irri.
tate everything they come In contact
with. II does not get at the food as IL
should and cannot make its own
Juices correctly.
Science has proven just what is
moot necessary to the stomach Ia
produce the correct gastric fluids aud
10 make OF digestion a naturally
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are so
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Forty thousand physicians use and
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The Detroit times., 1910-04-22
MESSAGE FROM WIFE, NOW
DEAD, AWAITS MISSING MAN
c. T. Robinson Left Home in Delta, O.,
After Quarrel-Woman Wrote
Note on Deathbed.

A sealed letter from his wife. now
dead is waiting for Charles T. Rob
inson when he returns to his home in
Delta, o. Following a foolish quarrel
with her year ago, Robinson disap.
peared His wife told him TO go, ana
he took her at her word. A week ago
she died, leaving the sealed message
for him.
w. r. Taylor. Robinson's brotherin-
law. came TO the central police station
Thursday morning. He says he knows
Robinson was here about two weeks
ago. and has reason To believe he Is
still in Detroit
Taylor says that Robinson's
mother is losing her mind through the
trouble and grief that has been caused
by her sons disappearance. Robinson
is a machinist and is 33 years old