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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-02-17
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-02-17

Highest 28. Lowest IS.
Record kept by H. A. PECK.
The evening world., 1911-08-07

IT'S worse" he emphasized. The
French reviews are original only In
their indecency. Aside from this In
Paris this year. they're living On
American IDEAS. Every clean laugh
heard over there has an American idea
back OF Il. The rest In either plain
filth or barefaced suggestlveness. To
say 'barefaced' Is putting II mildly.
They don't dress a piece they undress
all our cast-on things. Take the songs.
for example-and they've taken ours by
the bundle. 'Yip-i-yaddr Is the big
thing: you hear II everywhere.
These reviews depend for their sue
cess upon songs and half-naked women.
There Is no sugg stlon OF brains In
these performances. I think they must
be staged by storekeepers. who say.
IN put this In my how window. II
will attract the Americans And The
American says. I know it's rotten. but
then this II Paris!
In Paris audiences laugh at suEges-
tive action. in Berlin at suggestive dia-
loguc. For every laugh given In Paris
or Berlin the blue pencil would have &c
be used In New York IL an attemp
were made to produce the same piec,
here. As a matter of fact. It would b,
quite impossible TO produce that sort u
thing In this country.
There are any number OF other sum
mer productions made In Europe solel,
The evening world., 1911-08-07
SUBWAY DIGGING
NOT TO Be HELD Up
BY LEGAL DELAYS
Justice Ford Orders Quick Ac-
ton in Proceedings for
Injunction.
TO DIG DAY AND NIGHT.
Bradley Company Prepared to
Keep Work Going On
Continuously.
TO DIG DAY AND NIGHT.


"o'' W
porAuohs "huer t"e ""'
ne Admiral Realty 10 no'd
mp subway digging on the Lexington
avenue line reached the superintendent
to-day on a motion for an Injunction,
sxh,cb 4, granted. womb have the of-
49, ,rr,,or do,a wing tho much AZ.
- ..
\ 'usuoe roru nearo houi' ~
~Gugsenheimer' uhter7nyer " Marsha''
TOR the Admiral Realty Company say
that he wished 10 determine II the con-
tracts awarded to the Bradley Construc-
TON Company are not In violation OF
,hs State Constitution. and then ad-
,orrn.d tbe case ,ntu wednesday
-..-
Sn -
ims action 7" Oh '"e sree'es'
sccFtance 10 every Sic1fh u sc" io'"'
said Lawyer MarshaiL III ihVo'VN a
Tracts let for certain sections OF the
Lexington avenue subway are legal, and
:. 90 uho,he- ~ M, the system OF
-, a.. proo,,,-r
ope' - a. =
rap'u I"ns'' oo"'P""' w
slation OF tho sta'e cohs'i''''o"' W..
need time TO fuzzy argue the probiem'
ION behalf OF the Bradley Company.
respectfully urge Your Honor to set
n, .arlv date" stated Lawyer James
I,rch I'VE ,ra actually Mt work
. -, n,horo n. .,and We
cii'"u VIM W NJ" s.s
rave huhoreus ot '"ousa"us VI uo'"'
invested In TINS enterprise
-s'"It Is OF the greatest interest to all.
/ am sure. to have an early determine
lion, and I'll set Wednesday for arr
,ument." interrupted Justic. Ford.
The evening world., 1911-08-07
BY

~ ARTS Is no place for US. And Der
Inns little better. This Is Fp''N-
= Ing thentrlraIv nnh n%coordlnE 70
The evening world., 1911-08-07
SLEEP
after PCSLAM

The terrible Itching distress at.
tending Eczema ami other skin dis.
cases. which entails sleepless nights
and robs sufferers of repose. is STOP.
PED AT ONCE BY POSLAM. Pleas
an, slumbei m as y welcome re.
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lam are certain, its rapid action
marvellous. Test its merit by writing
for free sample to the Emergency
Laboratories, 80 Vest Twenty-afth
street, New York City. Druggists
everywhere sell Poslam (50c., and
Poslam SOAP f25c.).
The evening world., 1911-08-07

line. rs impossible to-day to get a good
leading ipdy or h. uling man. I'm not
n leading lady explains the fairly good
actress. Tn q star All this makes
trouble for the manager. New YORK
likcg new faces. cares little FOR stars.
but the road wants names, and 50 every
company must be organized with a view
10 the demand. of the road. There's q
tremendous amount Of young talent
that will mover get a chance just for
this reason
Mr.. Fields sighed the l~ong-drawn sigh
OF the manager.
"But I hate TO he called a manager"
he protested. I'm Just an actor-pro-
Queer. And / don't think I'll act much
longer" he added. II don't want to
wait until the public Is tired OF me-Td
like &c bow out rather than be showed
out"
No hurry, It will be a long time be-
fore Lew Fields finds 1t necessary to
say quit showing"
The evening world., 1911-08-07
IN TASTE AND PRODUCES
NOT AT ALL,

AN American manager in london,
say, hears that The yellow Freckle'
Is TO be produced In Vienna, and he
PUSHES on TO get there ahead OF other
American managers. flo sits through
ono act. perhaps. and n II looks good
90 him and he thinks there is danger
OF some one else getting In ahead OF
him, ne gets an option on tho American
rights. without waiting to think II over.
Then. when ne gets back home he gives
out a list OF ninety foreign plays no
has secured. watch him, and at the
end OF the season you will probably
zoe that he has prJduced-three. So far
"a | have been able to Judge. there is
not one zeal success in Europe this
year.
Il don't think Europe has a chance
with America" declared Mr.. Fields
''For one thing. they don't produce
The evening world., 1911-08-07

PETERSBURG. Va. Aug. daniel
Hicks. engineer. and Robert Tately.
coiored. fireman. both OF Raleigh. y. c.,
were killed shortly after midnight last
night In a collision on the Seaboard Air
Line AT a siding a mile south OF this
city. The switch at which their freight
rain had backed into the siding to let
a south-bound passenger train pass was
left open and the passenger crashed
into their engine. No one IN the pas
senger train was seriously injured.
though all the passengers were badly
Shaken up.
The evening world., 1911-08-07
Paris Stage BOryOWs All
Its Clean Laughs From
Us, Says Leu Fields
"ReUieus Are Oriqinai Only m Their Indecency," Declares
r-Pyoducer-An EUen Beriin'S Successes
Would Need CensOr,s Blue Pencil Here

Tor the purpose. ] D~elleve. of having
American managers puy them.
The evening world., 1911-08-07
How VIC give you the services
of OcuIiSfS-withOut cost.

You RNOW that as a BUSINESS
increases in volume the cost of
production becomes less.
The great JOlnme of our bust
ness makes it possible for us to
give to you the services of ex-
perienced OcnliSts Registered
PhySicianS) for the examination
of your eyes, and skilled opticians
for the adjusting of the glasses.
We guarantee absolute eyeglass
satisfaction, whether your glasses
cost $500, $500 or $500.
The evening world., 1911-08-07

Fatal seizure In Canoe.
HARRISON. Me, Aug. Z. - Seized
with Illness while in a canoe on Long
Lake Yesterday. James \. Cook, nine
The evening world., 1911-08-07
THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1911.

teen, pitched overheard and was
drowned
The evening world., 1911-08-07
M.&.&ayNIS
0oAihs oMA 0vlSiaMs

"a Fart 2srd Street. near Fourth Avenue
81 West cath Street. bet. 9th and 6th avenues
ca We. l25th Street. near Lcnox Avehuo
zi2 Columbus Avenue. 8lSt and s2nd steets
20 Nassau street, near John Street
1000 Broadway. near W~illoughby, Brookiyn
ISe Fulton street, opposite A, e. s.. Brooklyn
t7 Broad Street. near Hahne & Co. NewaTk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09
Charlie Faust, Mascot of the
Giants, Pitches a Regular Game
Of cou. H. Gould Not VIM but He Being in the Box

The football games of Saturday
brought out no sensat iOnal games
Nearly all(of the winning college teams
ran up Big scores against their Op-
ponents, 1.-THE Harvard team being the
only Acknowledgement Of the day. Holy
Cross, a small eastern college, heIu
them TO eight points. In the west the
icGEo-Indisna game was the surprise
CT the DAY, when the Chicago team ran
% TO Indiana's six points
Chief Bender, the Athletics indian
pitcher. has a freak contract with the
Philadelphia club He never knows IN
til after the season is closed how mucn
money he is going to get for his sea
sons work
( The Athletics will get in condition for
1.-THE worlds championship series by
playing a series Of games with an al
star American league team, selected and
managed by Jimmie McAleer.
The Cactus club has secured the per-
mission Of president H. L. Mitchell Of
the Southwestern Amateur Athletic fed
Grafton, to become a member Of the as
ISOLATION and win place a football team
on the gridirOn this fall. Art Woods
VIII be president Of the Cactus club
football team and has already started
chasers. There are several former col
lege football players in the city and
they viii be taken on the team to meet
teams which are already organized in
the city. Besides football, there may
be basketball, baseball and track teams
tut out by the Cactus club TO take
part in the federation games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09

Charlie Faust. the mascot OF the Ne"
York Giants and the joke OF the n4se-
nan world. was placed in the Do1 our
ine the New YOrk-BOstOn game 6aluf-
dav. OF course Charley lost MS game
~ no one would expect the Kansas Dog
~ win. and the matter Of putting MN
On The mound was more OF a JOKE imam
anything else .--,.,, ,,.sebo11
Faust is a giant in size Wltn paseo -
arnfraff0us. While the Glanls were -
81 Louis during the present season, L9
called on manager Mc1faW aL ~ I-e5
feI where he was stopping and ashel
# he could get Joo On lAe - bi9
nftcber. McGraW, taking the Di5
T. ,-T7er nov for q joke, put MIN IN q
euir and sent him out 70 lHs 5i-S
-.-Lior the Giants were playing WIN
the st. Louis CLUB z 49,, .s-oi1
mo next dsy Faust showed W @s-t i
p~d while the Giants were IN = X So
- covered the life out Of the new
~ y-CrIr manager McGraW' 20 -.
MD Of him. had TO change ms AOle - -
---yisfar under an assumed name -
FiTaI1v shook Charlie when the -7A-7
LETT St. Louis. go a. cziso+e
few DAYS later after the .z- (1ls.ll 6
orened in New YORK WhSlii = ~, 1Sl(,-1f
(575s IN the Polo grounds Dig - ~
1870 Us waiting at the players gaJe
for him how he GOT tleI - -.
- IL ne insisted on being taken on
n. +ea-, and BLcGraw had TO rug gpt Z
e-T- eCr him AS a ball player L5 i
80 - lint the players wanted mascot
80 81, Kansas hick was made the mas
-. ~ fba team, and the play eLsl 80
- - v-as the luck that ne DI9HsL ~
~ 80, mat won the pennanI Iol Ne"
york.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09
ROping, Bronco and
Steer Riding Contest
COWBOY PARK
Oct. 19--20--21--22
Y. M. G. A. WINS
FROM HIGH SCHOOL
Capt. Injuredin Sat
urday's Game-COntest
Is Spirited One
Is NDlrted NC

In the opening football game Of the
present season Saturday the Y. N. c.
A. eleven defeated the FL Paso high
school. the score being II to Q. For
the first game Of the year both teams
nut I'D good play and showed the re
suit Of training and practice me J.
NJ c. A. team had a little the DeLteL
of the high school in weight ana a
more experienced bunch of players ana
the victory to a great extent is creu-
tied to this cause.
Capt. II. Kilburn, Of the Y. II. c. A,
was knocked unconscious for about an
hour by being hit in the head during
a scrfmmage He probably will have
to give up football for the remainder
Of the year.
Both teams used the open form style
of play. punting frequently and using
the forward pass on tWO-th1rdS or the
play. The Y. n. C. A. players used the
forward pass many times and pulled
it off successfully a number Of times,
while the high school players could not
make the play work so often.
The game brought out some lndlViu-
! ual stars on the playing OF the Two
teams and individual work on the part
Of the ~ c. A. team assisted greatly
in making the winning scored for the
team Ponce Roman, the Us half back
was the bright star of the game. get
ting away with several long runs and
being I'm every play, in the Interference
and tackling. Caples was running
mate to Roman and did excellent Work
and his accurate passing of the ball
for the forward passes helped the I
to gain great deal of it's ground. On
the High School Grady and Lyman
did the brilliant work
The H. C.. A. eleven did all of its
scoring in the first half of the game.
In the first period they rushed the
. ball to the High SchOOIs territory and
on q tumble by the school players.
Kilburn obtained the ball and made a
80 ward run for a touchdown. The Y
did not kick the goal In the second
period the y. n C. A. made its sec
ond touchdown and kicked the goal
/ making the score II points. The Us
second score was made also by a FUN
BILE by the High School players Stew
ensOn picking up the ball and running
/ so yards for a touchdown.
The High School boys made their
touchdown in the first period Their
I score was made on @ tumble when
{ Grady of the High School team rushed
| over the line after the Y had dropped
l the ball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09
CARRIZOZO LOSES
TO Ell PASO TEAM

The FL Paso g Southwestern baseball
team, won from the Carrizozo team by
a score of Il to 6 at Carrizozo, N. NJ,
sunday. The game was entirely Ell
Passes from start to finish, the local
tam hitting the Carrizozo pitchers at
will and scoring as they pleased. The
pitching Of Fisher for the local team
featured the game. He struck out II
men and held them to seven hits. The
CarrizozO team used several men in
rhe rOx, but rome OF them was able
10 stop the railroad sluggers.
TIN. score. r. II. r.
j.. p. & S. W.. O0e 024 302-11 u 2
Carrizozo ........3 GG COZ DOL 8 .
batteries. Z. p. & S. w, Fisher and
King. Carrizozo, Gallagher, w. Dig
wan and B. Dlngwau.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09
LOSES
MESILLA PARK GAME
Ell Paso Boys Unable to
Score But Hold College
Team to Three

The FL Paso Military institute
football team went down to defeat be-
fore the heavy team from the New
Mexico Agricultural college at Mesilla
Park Saturday. the winning team
making three points, while the In
stitute was unable to score The Ag-
gies had a little the best Of the local
team in weight but the cadets put up
q pIucky game and held their heavy
opponents from running up a big score.
The first two periods of the game
were hard fought battles with the
honOrs even. Neither team was bile to
score during this time and both the
teams proved dangerous at times.
In the third period the Aggies made
their only score. which brought the
victory into their camp. Boat, the
Agile fuIlback made o pretty drop
kick from the 80 yard line, scoring the
only three points Of the game
The final period brought out no
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09

When .vour food does not digest well
ana Won faei abI7e" tired and discOur-
AGED. YOU should use a little HERBINE
at bedtime il opens the bowels, pur1-
ries the system and restores fine
feeling Of health and energy. PTlce 5gc.
Sold by Scott White d Co.. zU4 MINIS
street and Depot Pharmacy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09

Nine of the trophy medals have been
won so far this season. On December
81. the end of the shoot, a gold medal
will be awarded to the rifleman with
the highest average for the season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09
T,EvvER WIN. PENNANT
IN TH1 WESTERN LEAGUE

CHICAGO. III. oct 9--The 1911 Vest
rv-T iesSua seaSrn erded Sunday with
md Denver. Deaver won the pennant
having retained Its lead since the MD
die OF the season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09
MANAGER OF A
REMNANT BUNCH

Connie Mack, manager Of the Pnlla-
delDhia Athletics. under whose manage
ment the Philadelphia Americans have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09
National League.
American League.
HIIJ4ER LEADS IN
CTWrn Ct

Miller led thu shooters Of the rifle
club at the weekly shoot on the mesa
range Sunday. making highest score in
the CUP and medal events.
II the razor event Hopple and POns-
ford Ied, Hoppe winning on the shoot
off
The scores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09
. Z. ., 8 4. 8 8 & 8 = 4" . , :" q" g
BASEBALL RESULTS 3
saturdays Games
NlTToNAL LEAGUel

A T..
- N en- R 81. 2;
New york -7 r55s+oI T We and Rari-
ddeni New - a and Hartley.
aust
A. Chicago. ~, d; Z;
Fistshurg ,c;;,,ic;sseo. Toney, sIap1icl1a
"a ,S-,t.,+n- Pittsburg, Adams ana
~
Oi1So-
AMERICAN LElAH E-'
At BOSTON. ..o R Il z
Boston ..----- -.----L55500 ga am 2
Washington -;--t-- T4aII and Williams;
t3a,l l!,5-- - Casbion. Becker and Ain
" asE-'i= 1o--'
,.,...sro R. b E
Chicago .---..-... ~ 6S6 SS6-i Il
Cleveland .--..-.- .VV1 1 wv SSO md sui
Batteries Chlcag .; 80 - O7Cef11
III $3.50 81, ,-arne r d T.,
-b7 SEQ '7.'..-.-........1ol OF 90 2
Cleveland ..,.- cog 5,O Otl and md Kreftz;
Batteries. chicago, Seq 1S- 80 ~
Cleveland, Swindell ana Eds
AZ - 600 600 600
Detroit .----ss & g Toui SlO Hawk and
r,7erite- Detroit. Works and wilson
W rs m
AT Ouaha- ono ooo is
0ma1a ----- 100 0O2 coo g
batteries Oi7 4S,ss+a aD5 Crisp.
LylcA' -o-'7-'
r H y.
TfncoIn -.....---zlg W. VIZ
"-n
55s.++e-ies. Lincoln. Weaverton ana
Stratton' -'es -----'
tOwshL P H =.
lincoln sol 493 gg1-l4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09

At Chicago. r. II u.
Chicago 900 600 100 is
Pittsburg 900 O1O 600 1O-2 4
Batteries: Chicago. Richie. Mcintyre
and Graham, Needhami Pittsburg, Hen
dirk and Simon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09
BASEBALL RESULTS.
Sundays Games.
= 3 6 = : = : = : . : > "
NATIONAL LEAGUE


NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St At t.6 Sih9innau. .1os COL oooE5 3 i
Cincinnati 600 600 600 2
batteries: St Louis Harmon and
Bliss; Cincinnati FrOmme and Clark,
Mclean
chicago chic S5''@s 81. 900 600 100 IA
Pi+fs671rg- 600 OlO 600 lO-2 9
Batteries Chicago. Richie. Mcintyre
and Graham, Needham; Pittsburg, Hen
dirk and Simon
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Ds 4T it. Lou ..... .oO1 100 600
St Louis ..- 600 DOL 3IX-l7 q
Batteries: Detroit, Lafitte and
Schmidt; St Louis, Lake and STEPHENS.
Def Tof-iu sem 600 600 600 2 2
St. louis Lon .........,.,i6i 90 S0x-5
Batteries. Detroit, Taylor and VIII
son; St Louis, Mitchell and KricheL
At Chicago. He
chicago ..7-.......112 202 2ox-1o L I
Batteries. Chicago, Benz, White and
GreItz; Cleveland, James, Baskette and
Easterly.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
omaha Af e'Inana- .8o4 100 12x-ii Is /
ToDeIla ...-....1O2 600 oil II 2
Batteries: Omaha, Sindelar and
Lynch; Topeka, Clark and Crisp
second game o,t mo Il "a "a Z;
Topeka ..-.-...-. 900 600 90 1
Batteries. Omaha. Fentress and Ag-
new; Topeka Buchanan and Clark.
AT Pueblo. r. f. E.
Sioux City ..-..--oo5 I02 1903 Q
Pueblo -..1OU 100 0O1-3 10 2
and VALLEY, Pueblo, Jackson, Baber,
ROutt and Clemens
At Lincoln. R. n z.
Lincoln -....---O00 1O2 OO0-5
Des 1L0ines 1000 1O2 010- 4
Batteries: Lincoln. Laub, Knapp and
Stratton; Des AIoines, Owens and u
tOWski.
St joseph 900 600 oo2-2 9 I
Denver ..---.-.141 O1O 131-11 16 O
Batteries; St Joseph, Kaufman and
Crittenden; Denver, Healy and Ken
worthy.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
At Sacramento. r. H. p.
Los Angeles -.-.-.--s.....---.-O 8 3
Batteries. Los Angeles. Palmer and
Brooks; Sacramentc, Fitzgerald and
Second game r. H. z.
Los Angeles $1,000. .-...---...4
Batteries: Los Angeles, Tozer. Lev
erenz and Brooks; Sacramento, Bryan
and Thomas.
At san Francisco. r. b. e.
san Francisco -.-......-- ..--5 /
Oakland --.-.-..- % b
Batteries san Francisco, Browning
and Carman; Oakland, Ables and Mite.
Second game X II T.
San Francisco ----------------5 z
Oakland $780, ..-.------ ..----. z z
Batteries san Francisco, Henley and
Carman: Oakland, Martinoni, Gregory
and Mite.
At Los Angeles. K T. L.
vernon -----''- q
Batteries: Vernon, Gipe, Hit and
Hastin: Portland, KOestner, Henderson
Saco15 lame. r. H E.
Portland 900 10000
batteries: Portland, steen and Ia
Longe; Vernon, Castle, Carson, stan
field. Gipe, Breckenridge and Brown
Hogan, Hasttn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09
Ell PAsO LOSES IN
ALBUQUERQUE CAME

scores. and in this time Of play the
institute came dangerously near pull
inc off q place kick which would
have made a score for the team. The
DIav failed. as the Aggies broke up the
formation and the game resulted in the
AEgies the winner.
me final score was to 0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09

At Cincinnati r. H p,
St Louis LOB DOL O0O-5 !
Cincinnati -...O00 600 600 /
Batteries; St Louis. Harmon and
Bliss; Cincinnati, FrOmme and Clark,
Mclean.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09

80 Workmanship

Are the predominating
features in our fall 1911
tailoring department.
Hundreds Of beautiful ex-
elusive patterns and text
ures and scores Of correct,
stylish models to choose
from. The moderate prices
you are asked to pay,
added to our pleasant
store service, makes this
the best possible place to
get the best possible
clothes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At St. Louis. X II. a..
Detroit -.-.---0Ol 100 GOO
ST Louis -.-- 600 DOL 5tN-ll Il 5
Batteries: Detroit, Lafitte and
Schmidt; St Louis, Lake and stephens.
Second game. X. H. y,
Detroit .....--. 600 600 600
St Louis ...--..1O1 OlO zOX-5 U
Batteries: Detroit, Taylor and VIII
son: St Louis, Mitchell and Kricheu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09
One of Giants Best Fie1ders

Fletcher. infielder for the New York
Giants. Fletcher is one Of the best in
fielders in the big league, especially
so when his base stealing and bat Work
are taken into consideration. He gen
orally plays either at shOrtstop or COW
ers the third bag.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09

At Chicago. R Il e
Chicago .-...--.-ll2 zOz ZUN-lu II
Cleveland ..--.-3OO 600 OlO-
Batteries: Chicago, Benz, White and
GreItz; Cleveland, James, BaskeIte and
EasterIv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09

At New York ,,s ooo on 6 2
Boston 66SS5 600 0OO-2 z 1
~ Batteries Boston, Tyler !,,sr5 ana Dr 6Et
den: New York, Al Lar zt Iel -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09

81 Chicago. All, ma oooD0 2
Chicago ..--------esSS w 666- O01-5 3 1
Pfttshurg --[-7,v- e1ar-f cIZs.
"a f.ca6,In- Pittsburg' Adams anu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09
.,TERTCAN LEAGUE.

At BOSTON. -oe coo o7v-S & !
Boston ------- $500 40 Ga 000-1 2
445s++e%ies. Boston, Hall and WtlliaIIls :
vz--5'ssibiGrton. CashiOn, Becker and AN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09

At Denver. r. H p.
St Joseph 1000 600 O02-
Denver ......-.-.141 O1O 1911 16 0
Batteries: st. Joseph, Kaufman and
Crittenden; Denver, Healy and Ken
worthy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09
WESTERN LEAGUE.

AT Pueblo r. H. E.
Sioux City -..--OO5 102 1903 Q
Pueblo .---...-.10O 100 OOl-3 10
Batteries Sioux City, Rlepfer, Miller
and VALLEY, Pueblo, Jackson, Baber,
Routt and Clemens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-09

At Lincoln. r. a. 2.
Lincoln ..-.---O0O lO2 OO0-3
Des 1Ioines .....-O00 1O2 O10- (
Batteries: Lincoln. Laub. Knapp and
Stratton; Des AIoines, Owens and u
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-27
y wv The Beer - :,
That Made Milwaukee Famous

ing but cabbage beer is not only to
injure the health-it is to injure the
characteristic character. 1 mean. of
the brewer and his hands.
ut reminds me of bad boy.
This boy, for being "A truant and
runaway, was put in a reformatory. A.
grown-up friend of his visited him
there. He had some friends, you see,
for his badness was due to bolsterous
high spirits rather than to viciousness
or meanness.
"'Well, Jack said the grown-up
friend. how are you getting on here
In this institutions?
THE lad smiled smile singularly
bitter for one so young.
oh, I'm getting on fine. sir he
replied. They are going, they say. to
make an honest man of me-
And how are they going to make
an honest man of you. Jack, my boy?
We'll sir, they've started by put
ting me in the shoe shop stuff paste
board into oak leather soles.'"