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THE CURE
For mot
HITT|A

When an Individual player, OF a.
most M entire team. or q very I'M
po tant squadron ofuanaentire team,
fails to bat within l5V points oi his or
It's rsnl form gof d peifod ora mouth
or tNo the catastrophe sknoyin .tb
Iplayprs snd fqllo&SlS nf .'tfie game as
not ah,SHt ~ Vt ltcans tdaf the team.
L.or 3 part ci hat tfan, 81 at Tease an
I i1Hf0ftaft irffyt1lnaI .,of tle. leap ~
hitting So, f1r. bsiDN IL iS 9VtVtge Tint
shis gefleHsnlE II bNafR,iN Il aDd 'fij}1r1i
Az z, niattef a 1gfi4stll hlglli. Yhgtu
PLAY game n Nilca y Ban ~ batf}d
icly npon much practice for the az.
talnment Of excellence. Thls Is true
OF an games ~ we'll rs lnsebsll
Charlie Fry, The great English cfick
eter end al around athlete, u man
Who once hcli the worlds record for
the Broad jump g2 feet IL inehes
jointly Nith Charlie Reber of ST.
Louis, aad d most Intelligent and
thoroughly edacAed man, always held
that he Befer id hts best N0rk in All
AttAAll hAiN"' ~ iAtH BN'li Att4ttf'
three tgus day tf batting practice
70 The Dest s9ft Ok pfctesional bowl.
ing.
Tennis STARS Practise paIly y"sSil ,'.l,''I ilsniul'
Heals Wright ne tehlHb niaYStun III
ways satl ihathd Was ohliged fI5HhaTt
several honrs practice every daY 10
keep his best form Miss Mae suttOu,
thd senn!s champion. held the same
beiief All Golfers believe n much
daily praetiae fer iees periods before
tauihamerts iIoSDs, as training FOIL
q pliza fight, has It's drawbacks. in
'ha' .nall nag be baaiy hurt III too
mHeh of II, bit boxers insist that they
4 81 have a lot gf it to DO their hest
Wefk, Runners, skaters football
plnyers- etcs hold like1ise.
Practice more practice, and tReA
stiL more practice, So, WIN base
ban players It would seem that tho
best cafe 70 pool hitting would be
practice As a matter OF fact this IS
the curriculum employed When Il
batter fails of In hitting he resort
70 practice and practice and then
practlce. The same thing applies to
performers IN ali other lines 5r sport
When they are stale and Off their
games, aud NOT doing well, they pyac.
tce and practice, still keep on prac-
ticing.
Hits, and Hits * Evsrythinaa -gona
Without doubt, hi Fhe ctfay y9siasiin, \
when a PLAYER hls not bad great
deal OF work. 1t Is but reasonable to
suppose that what he needs to fortify |
any weakness Is practice Especially !
Is this So OF baseball players ia tlie
Spring, when the season Is not yet Il
month old. Came the batting lump
In August or September when the
men had been having a hard season I
OF Ii, 'twould DO different. But when I
the DattiDg slump comes, Or rathcc
When the battiEs tide does not rise
aud swell at all III TIC sprine. It is /
not All "a matter 70 ealNincs play
er that ne IS sale or zone awry nrt
anAsl;eg on eagbsfsass hat b. Aas I
nor haf erNfsA BS$is teea5n he llilsl
an hts eveitthleg ehencsnaaet q
crack at, fronrthe irais Of daisies to I
the heads of fellow-niayefs
Yet II ofteu appears that the Dosl I
cure in the world for, any, scr.t .F4
Indifferent wcfk, esnstiAlly hitting 6r1
tietdiHg or .pitehIiis, IS, absolute rest I
from the empbsnient '1f Ns'l'5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
rHose pIEs oE HoYHoop

How delicious were the pies Of boy
hood. No pies now ever taste SO
guod. WHAT'S changed? the plesg No
ITS yon You've lost the strong, heal-
Thy stomach, the Vigorous liver the
active Kidneys, the regular bowels III
bayhpod. Your digestion IL poor and
sou blame the food WHAT'S needed ?
4 complete toning up by Electric Dit
ters Of al organs Of dlgesiIon Stun-
tcb, Liver. Kidneys, Bowels 'fey
ihem They'll restore your hosllooJ
appetite aud appreciation of fQud and
fairly saturaie Your body with new
health etrenstl md vieor snc ~ al
druggists.
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In the World of Sport.

Chicago, 0; Philadelphia, 2
Philadelphia, July 2l~- coombs lleYt
Chicago's hits scattered ana Philaael.
phia Won.
Scorc: m "A I.
Chicago a oDV 600 00O-N0 6 /
i'niladelphia M Ql0 1000Ja-2 z j
BatteriesScptt Young, Smith ana
Sullivan; Coonbs and Lapp.
summary Bases on balls Young
q Cnombs 3.
Struck out Young i Coombs 8.
Umpire-~o'L 'Loughlin aad Egan.
St. Louis, o; New York, 2
New YORK, July 21--The timely hit
ting OF Lapuite enabled New York to
defeat ST. Louis IN ten innings. He
knocked home run in tho fourth and
IN the tenth scored Wolter from see
end with 4 long single
Score; n u Il
81, Louis .. 600 ol0 900 o--l ii b
New York W. 900 100 00O l~-2 s !
Batteries Petty aud Stephens.
Quinn and Mitchell.
Snmmary--Home run--Laportc.
Struck out-Quinl 9; Petty ).
Bases on balls Petty 3
umplres Dincen and Evans.
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MONSTER
SHIPS AON
BUILDING
---------.~-
WILL WRESTSEA HONORS
FROM LUsIrANrA AND
MAURRTANIA
--.~~.a~~~
TWIN VESSELS WILL HAVE
LENGTH OF 86O FEET
Olympic and lllaElc, Under Con-
stEuc'Ion at Belfast, viii Be
the Greatest AiIaat
+ (I3y National pressl

A'f4 4N'tDHii = ItnN i tftffi si
London, Enev July ~ Those Won
ders Of The se%sihp i.s,sltaIiia anf ~
Mauretania,wiil soon bp rslgsaped n
ihs hag-been elaas Gigantic III thii
are, they viii pc surpassed IN Size aca
doubtless n speed by The two 5000
tcn White Star liners. the Olympic
and Titanic, now building at Bcl,ast.
tiose, on tieir Heels comes the DE
rounccnent tnat the Cnnard HE, np;
70 be pusd9ne, Is contemplating 5o,-
oco'ton monster IN Che hope that lau
NV Cunarder viii have Liverpool rs
rs terminus, il proper accommoaa.
tions can be provided. the Liverpool
board OF trade held a meeting .oday
to urge the speedy completion Of tae
gl5,0so,oo9 dock extension, Whom ta
S,eat dock is finished ii viii aooom-
MEDIATE vessels 100 feet ia Lengths
considerable longer shan The propos.
I'd successor Of the p-ssePt worlds
greatest liners.
Larger Than LusitanIa
The Manretania and Lusitanla ar
scssels of 32,o0o tons and lensin
q 762 feet. The Olympic aud Titanic
yin eacn have 4 tonnage OF 45,OJ0 and
length OF $50 feet.
Work on the latter vessels Is pro
sressing rapidly at Belfast, and tns
Olympic viii be ready for launohsnB
within three months All Of the iloa
worh. oil the structure is completed ~
70 the helrer deck, Which is the high
tst continuous deck ins the ship, aui
Ire bridge deck plating and riyetiag
Is we'll advanced An idea OF the BRO.
gress OF the work NAV be cow eyed b.
tbo fact that more than one Thousand
o. the shtll si,ielights are alreaa3
fttod in the vessel. The erection OF
ttateroom framing on some Of the
decks Is also we'll under way.
Ssairways Sig Item
An lnporfan. item in such huee
vessel is Of course. theisialrways, ana
already those Of the second aud thiel
class are completed up to the sheilpr
6sGk The main first class stairway
viii excel anything set seen IN The IftI
Ct the ship builder Internal work is
I fccecdlng III connection with the M
ting Of sanitary and air pipes tank
section. water-tight doors, etc.
Perhaps the most interesting news
of all, however, Is that the lying
are fitted fore and aft AMI
the builders have commenced putting
the sliaing ways into place Thus
early are they preparing for the
which win take place IN
October.
The shell plating and deck plains
if die Titanic are also well under way
Unite an army Of workmcn is ea
iloyed both daY and night ON thdseI
vessels, and " the W,rious SHOPS coa.I
lccted wltllthen every day MARKS AMI
important advance in construction.
The construction OF the machinery
Is keeping pace with that of the hull.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

indianapolis, 9: Minneapolis, 4.
Columbus, 4; Kansas City, 10.
Louisville, z; 81. Paul, 8.
Toledo, g: Milwaukee. 2
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St. Louis, O.: New YORK, ,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
sf. Louis. 2: PhiIadeIph

ST. Louis, 2; Philadelphia, II
81. Louis, July ot--Foxen held tl.e
locals safely throughout the game lal
Philadelphia won.
Score: 4q'3R II "
81 Louis .... 900 900 1i0~-- 2 Z L
Philadelphia . D2O 403 1i0---l1 IL 2
4 Batteries Harmon, Backman. Re.g-
Ter and Bresnahan; Foxen and Doom.
Slnnmuiy-.tas on bals- Harmon
2; lcuxen ~; Relgler ..
Umphes--ODay and Brcnnan
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
WaahInalon. 8: cleveland. 4

Washington, 8: Cleveland, 4
iYashington July Washington
defeated Cleveland.
score. Ri "
Washington - le1 e59 0l*S \
Cleveland 49,. ole o9i 001-ri
Batteries Groom, Mower, Johnsvu
nnd 3eekcudorf; Mitchell, Koesinor
end Eemis
summary Bases on balls--Groom
j. Mitchell 2.
Struck out--firoom Z; Johnson g.
Mitchell ! KoestneF 4
Umpire perIlns
Bostou, july 2l-~- -~-Detroit. broke Bos.
TINS winning sireak i, 1eTeating TIE
locals IN q ianl fought slelen ipniug
game
siore RlIls
- iruIt Ito eaa nie ei@4gs II =
fpstVu 900 gno on0 no III 4
Batteries WilIet and StanaEr: Col
iins aud CaFrigai
sunmHrv--F,Hses on baiis--tioilins
=. Wilief 3.
Struck out--Wlllet O; Collins 4
Umplres--connolly and KERN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21

The ilssw Fisb ans Cams law alls. Ae
10 effect after June Ii. Every ono Ia.
terested SHOULD have a eonv OF the
new law We sell them for rs cents
the single copy Write for prices on
quantities. Leader Printing Company. !,
Gnthrie, Cklahoma
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Summary--Two base hits--Listen,
Clifton. Denny. Wilhite, Cole.
Sacrifice hit--H. Price.
stolen bases--I.euttke, Kennedy,
Bowman. Price
struck out--Bridges 3; Crutcher H.
Bases on balls--Bridges i: Crutcher
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Montgomery, .: Memphis.
New Orleans, T. Atlanta. 0.
birmingham, O.: Nashville, i.
4; Chattanooga, !.
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When the sromach fails 10 perform
Is functions. llis' bewels beenlne DE-
rallsgd, tltn lhNf aud The Kidneys eell
Resied caipnls iiusllefAte dlHae8aa.
The stomach and liver must bs re-
tt@rrH stN > hea1fhv enndifinn nna
Chamber Iaif's stoMaeh and Liver
Tablets can be dcpeHdeti upon e do
Il Easy totale and most effecfiYa.
is'pl ~ an dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
WESTERN LEAGUE

Topeka, 2; Denver. 10.
ST, Joseph, 4: Wichita, 6.
Omaha, 4: Sioux City, /.
Lincoln, /; Des Moines, 6.
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Tulsa, 3; Joplin, 4

Tulsa, 3; Joplin,
Joplin, July 2l--Defeating Tulsa Ia
a remarkable eleven inning pitchers
battle Joplin equallcd the worlds rec
ord. established several years ago hy
fhe White Sox, OF 10. consecutive VIZ.
tories.
Score: X II n
Tulsa ..... coo 900 600 00--3 3 o.
Joplin ...... COL 600 0O2 01--4 > Il
Batteries-Perry and Jeffries: Gres-
cry and Harlow.
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Ioston. 8; PIttsbura, 2

BOSTON, 3; PIttsburg,
pittsburg, July 2l--Maddox In ,he
pinih gave his only base on balls o.
the game. This was followed By two
three baggers ana single, giyiag
poston thres runs and the game.
Score: II II J.
Lesion .s.. 900 0e0 013-3 8 ,.
Pitisburg ,. 90 00i 0e0-1 Z {
Hatteries-Ferguson, Evans, Mattera
ard Graham; Maddox and Gibson
Summary Bases on Balls Maddcs
1; Ferguson 1; Evans |
struck out Maddox 8 Ferguson 2.
umpires-Klem and Kane.
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sapuIps. I: El Reno, 8

isi Reno Okla. July IL FL Renoh
took the last of the series from sa.
rulpa.
Score: X II j.
Sapnlpa ,.. 0on o0l 0o0--i q
II Reno .... 100 2Sl 0l%--S II B
Batteries-AliIton, Coe and Coe;
Nomack and Riggs.
Okmulgce, Okla, July 2l-Tweiye
errors by 0kmnlgee gave Bartlesviel
as many runs.
Score. X II ri
Okmulgee ............... Z isl
Banleswllc .......a....-. 70 Z 81
BatterieH--Reynoids and Robinson;
insley and ClHnnions.
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lNew York. S. cincinnati. 8

Cincinnatig .lpIy n Cincinnati az
feated New York. Dowuey and Eg'm
pulled of a triple play in the eighth
ianing. New York had DOYLE on tbirl
ana Becker who ran for Meyers on
second Murray lined TO Downey who
stepped on third retiring Doyle ana
threw 10 Egan rotiring Becker.
Score: r II II
New York ~. GEO 202 00l--5 i3 =
Cincinnati 100 02S 0of.--6 ~ ;
Batteries Ames Cfandall and
schlei: Burns and Mclean.
Summary Home run- Deylin.
Bases on balls purns D.
Struck out--Ames 2; Crandall I:
Burns 8.
Umplres- -Rigler and Emslie.
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Chicago. 4: BROOKLYN. 0

Chicago, July 2i--Cllicago defeated
Eiooilyn 4 70 . in hard fought r
inning contest.
score: n II "
Chicago .. 900 900 900 00i-l 4 =
Brooklyn 4. 900 0yO 900 1000 7 !
Batteries-Pfeister and Archer, Bell
and Erwin,
sulnmary-Bases on balls--Pfeistor
i.
struck out Pfcisier g. pell 4.
ulnpiies -~Iohnstone and Easou
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Passed ball -Goldwaite.
Umpire--Garrett.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05
INDIAN FORGERS
CAN NOT BE TRIED
Government Does Not Hold
Them Amenable For
Such Offence.

If you are an indian, a rial full
FLOODED indian, not the cigar store
kind. they cannot prosecute you for
forgery in Arizona So the redman
may be a Jim the Penman," and not
be prosecuted for it, all because in the
making of the laws to which indians
in the territory are amenable, they for
got to include this offence.
This fact recently developed in
Phoenix when the government disal-
lowed various items in bill rendered
by Maricopa county authorities for the
prosecution OF criminal indian wards.
Lo, the poor indian, may be prose-
cuted for seven different offences
against the territorial laws, but he has
the best of his pale face brother on
one score. He may forge the name of
the president or anyone else and they
may not prosecute him, all because
they forgot that even an indian might
do such thing.
Indians have been prosecuted on this
charge and have served terms in the
penitentiary for the offence, but their
conviction has been Illegal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05

OF whitewash when they came to
town.
1t adjoined the two story adobe
building with a frame front, which is
also doomed to fall before the wreck
ers. Next 10 it was Chinese wash
house and corral stood where the
federal building now stands.
All of these old structures which
formed the low skyline of the south
side of the plaza had disappeared with
the exception Of the Tays house and
the adobe storerOOm next to IT. The
Tays building is now an inglorious
heap of dry and crooked poles The
will vacate" sign is on the adjoining
two story building. The cyclone Of
progress has struck this corner Of the
plaza, and the buildings OF the old
days are falling before II. In their
place will rise modern Skyscrapers Of
steel, concrete and glass
t> Pioneers Dream Comes True.
Willard Cundiffs water color sketch
of the pioneer who saw visions of tall
buildings and broad streets in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05
DETECTIVES ARREST MAN
ON BURGLARY CHARGE

P. c. Weaver was arrested by detec-
tives Friday on a charge of burglariz-
ing room in the Delmar hotel and
taking an overcoat therefrom, about
week ago He was transferred to the
county Jail and will be given pre-
liminary hearing in the justice court
Monday.
The local detectives express the
opinfon that Weaver looks great deal
like the man who, a little over a week
ago. hired a team at Alamogordo. n.
M. drove to FL Paso and sold the out
fit. They also say that he resembles
the photograph of man wanted in
Phoenix for a similar offence. He de-
MES that he is the person wanted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05
CHILDREN'S SERVICE
AT PRESBYTERIAN
No Services Tonight at the
Methodist Revival
Church Notices.

Celebrating the anniversary Of the
young peoples movement in the Pres
byterian church, the Sunday evening
service of the church will be devoted
to a young peoples meeting, Sunday
having been set apart by the general
assembly for that purpose. The SER
vices will begin at 1880 p. m, and will
consist of addresses by the leaders of
the young peoples work in the church.
In addition the chorus choir will sing
a number of selections Miss Nil Kenan
will sing solo and male quartet will
also sing. The program of addresses
is: 'Glimpses of What the Young Peo-
pie Are Doing in Our Church in Ell
Paso," Miss Sophie Gilchrist; Inter
esting Facts in the World Wide Work
of the Young People" Allen Seibert;
Young People at Home and Abroad"
William r. Blair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05
SAD STATE
SHE WAS I'm
Mrs. G.. Fl. Smith,, of Alb
bottsburg, in a Sad State.
Has Written She Almost
Wanted to Die. Now Feel
ing Better.

Abbottsburg. n. CT suffered great
~ every month"; writes Mrs G. n
Smith. OF this place. and have done 80
at times, ever since was fifteen year.
old.
AT one time my suffering was so
great almost wanted TO die. and
when my baby came was very sick for
twelve long hours. I thought sure
would die and my baby did die. So I
decided to take Cardui.
The first bottle did me so much good
that i have used it ever since. Now
have three fine babies, and am never
sick over three hours since I began to
take Cardui"
AT all times Of pain and weakness
you should take Cardui, to help revive
your tagging forces, drive away the
pain. and restore the balance Of true
health
When the health part of the scale Is
too light in the balance. a little Cardui
will soon tip the beam the right way.
The reason is, that it is a specific
remedy, prepared to assist the pronAr
working Of the wOmanly organs
while experience shows that it is Suc-
cessfui. and has been so for over so
years.
Pure. strictly vegetable. perfect,v
harmless Cardui is an ideal remedy for
delicate, ailing women.
n B.-Write TO: Ladies' Advisor,,
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co Chat.
tanoosa, Tenn, for Special Instructions
and S4-page book Home Treatment for.
women sent in plain wrapper. on re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05

smoke OF his frying pan is being re-
produced In real life in downtown FL
Paso- One by one the old is giving
way TO the new, in accordance with
the Oldest known law Of life From the
ruins OF the adobe houses of the past
are rising, Phoenix like. the concrete
skyscrapers Of the future Twas al
ways so, and FL Paso is no exception
70 the economic rule that that which
does not retrograde, advances, be il
man or municipality
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05

COTTON IN RIO GRANDE VALLEY.


La Tuna, Tex, Feb. 5.
Editor FL Paso Herald:
Has Josephus Boggs who, according
to a news item in last nights Herald,
IS gathering data to present TO eastern
capitalists with view Of establishing
a cotton mill near Ell Paso, secured any
data regarding the possibilities Of the
80, 600 acres of land under the Ele-
plant Butte reservoir and canals be-
coming more or less. devoted to cotton
reising2
Old time planters from Texas now
living near here Will tell him that they
never saw better cotton than has been
grown Ias an experiment in the Rio
Grande valley above Ell Paso-
Opinion, Notwithstanding the short
er seasons. is that with a certainty OF
water, land in the FL Paso valley will
produce much more cotton per acre,
year in and year out, than thousands
of acres further south, now entirely
devoted to that crop.
Farmer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05
METHODIST REVIVAL.

For the evangelistic services at the
First Methodist Episcopal church last
night, the pastor, Rev. c. o. Beckman,
spoke on 1.-The Story of the Cross Civ
ing the scriptural account of the trial
and crucifixion of Jesus. 1t was very
effective sermon. There will not be
any service tonight. There will be the
usual services on Sunday with preach
ing by the pastor. In the morning the
subject will be: What Is the Love Of
God?' and in the evening at 1880, he
will speak on 1.-The Safe Way"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05
Y. w. C. A. VESPER SERVICES.

Mrs. Empress Arlington will lead
the vesper services of the Y. W. c. A.
on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in
the association rooms, Herald build
ing. The members and friends Of the
association are urged to attend, and
strangers will receive a cordial well
come.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05
FOR TEXAS PRODUCTS.
ID. worth star-TeIegram.

From Fl Worth Star-Telegran.
Congress has granted authority to a
Mexican railway TO construct a bridge
across the Rio Grande at Laredo. An
other safe crossing for Texas products
and manufactures. Interplay Of bust
ness is state and nation buiIier. Heir
Texas to the top.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05

Tays by everyone in Ell Paso in the
rector of the little frame Episcopal
church across the street where the Ma
lions block now stands. He was also
a surveyor, and had his signature at
tached to number of the old maps Of
FL Paso- The oldtimers disagree as
to how long the little adobe building
had stood on the plaza corner. Some
say so years, others claim 65 years
as it's span of life, while the younger
of the pioneers hedge by saying that
it was standing there in all it's glory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

The Imperialism of Christianity" will
be the subject for the Rev. Bryant c.
Preston's morning discourse at the Y.
NJ. c. A. at II o'clock Sunday The bible
school. with classes for all, meets al
$780, A most cordial welcome will be
extended to visitors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05
RECEPTION TO FOLLOW
SERVICE AT CAIVARY

At Calvary Baptist church Sunday
there will be sermon at the % o'clock
service on 1.-The Laymen's Mis- 5ionary
Movement" b. ythe pastor, and a re-
ception of members at the close of the
service At the close of the evening
service there Will be baptism.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05
DIR. CASTERS SERMONS.

At the church of St Clement Sunday
morning, Rev. Henry Easter will give
a general review Of the recent mission
held in the church and at the evening
service he will preach on the laymen's
missionary movement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05
INFORMATION ABOUT ARIZONA

II TdSO, Texas, Z GU I.
Editor FL Paso Herald.
Referring TO the letter in your issue
OF February 3rd, In which a subscriber
asked for literature about Arizona, If
this subscriber viii send me his ed-
dress or will call at my office. I will
be glad to give him some literature in
regard to Arizona showing vacant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05
SURVEY BULLETINS.

Morenci. Ariz., Feb. 2, 1910
Editor Ell Paso Herald:
1 wish to get e bulletin on gas pro-
ducers and gas engines issued by the
United States geological survey; how
should 1 go about getting it.
I take the daily Herald and think it
is the best paper in the southwest
G. A H.
Merely address Z. S. Geological Sur
Tey, Washington, D. c., stating your
wish and the bulletin will be forward
ed at once If it is for free distribution;
II not, the survey will notify you of it's
price. which will not be over % cents,
and you can then send the money and
get it.l-Editor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05

You'll be surprised at
the results you will get
from a small want, rent
or for sale ad in The
Herald. Will not cost
more than 25c to SOC.
phone Bell 115, Auto
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05
HERALD

homesteads in the San Simon and Salt
River valleys.
1 can also give him literature in
regard TO New Mexico.
Yours truly
Eugene Fox,
General Passenger Agent E. P. & S. w.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-05

Schefield, Orogrande; n. NJ; W. T. Bull
lard, Tucson, Ariz.: James Ashly, Tue.
son, Ariz.; II. Stanley, Detroit, Mich.