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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-27
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-27
ENGLAND WANTS TO
ARBITRATE FOR US
Parliament Seems to Think
That We Have a War
on With Mexico.

London, Eng, March 27.-The group
in the house Of commons who have
persistently heckled the government
regarding ambassador Bryce's connec-
ton with the American-Canadian reci-
procity negotiations. are now trying
TO involve the British diplomat IN the
Mexican situation. Today these mem
bers invited the foreign office to in
struct Mr. Bryce TO urge on presi-
dent Taft the desirability of submit
ting the Mexican question" to arbi-
tration.
Secretary Grey's reply was: Il do
not know to what question you are
abiding. The relations of the United
States and the Mexican governments.
according to my most recent informa-
ton, are quite friendly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-27
Adopt Resolutions Favoring
Development by Reclama
ton Service Only.

The power possibilities of the Ele-
plant Butte dam viii be developed by
the reclamation service, rather thai
by q private power company which
has been in process of organization for
some time This was definitely decided
by the board of governors of the Ele-
plant Butte Water Users association
and the FL Paso Valley Water Users
association at the joint meeting held
Saturday In the grill room OF the
Sheldon.
The purpose Of the meeting was to
hear the reading of proposal to
lease the power rights of the Ele-
plant Butte dam for period Of so
years to a company TO be known as
the Rio Grande Power company, which
proposed to utilize the power generated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-27

to utilize this power and develop this
valley without selling or mortgaging
our 'birthright' to anybody. The means
to do this is found in the amendment to
the law which was passed at the re-
cent short session of congress at our
request.
The water users now have the oppor-
tunity to themselves own and utilize
the power and to build an electric rail-
way through this valley. The question
is will they avail themselves of their
opportunity"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-27
COULDN'T CUT
SLICEOF BREAD
Ipswich Lady Tells What
Happened When She De
cided to Take Advice
Of Her Friends.

Ipswich, S. D.-Mrs. Henry Royle, Of
this place. says: I suffered for near
~ 10 years. with womanly trouble
The doctors could not help me. but
Cardui has made me well and strong
Before commenced to take Cardui,
1 could not stand on my feet.
ct was so weak 1 could not cut a
slice of bread. Now. I can stand all
day, and I can do most Of my work. I
think Cardui is the best medicine IN
the world. I have been feeling fine
ever since I began to take it. Cardui
was recommended to me by a friend
ard I will gladly tell my friends of it
Cardui is a wonderful medicine"
If Cardui will relieve and cure such
a stubborn and long-standfng trouble
as that of Mrs. Royle then it is only
reasonable to believe it will quickly
and surely help you. too.
Cardui is a general tonic. for wo-
men. improving the appetite and
building up the womanly constitution.
You can always depend on Cardui, for
IT'S reliability and merit are proven
by SO years of continued success in
treating troubles so common to women.
It will help you. Try It.
n B-Wrste TO. Ladies' Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat
tanooga, Tenn, for Special Instructions,
and 64-page book. Home Treatment
for Women sent in plain wrapper. on
request
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-27

MEDICINES Tor
hereditary debiI-
ity or weakness
OF men. women
an d children
Chronic Blood
Poison. Eruptions
all Skin Diseases
Rheumatism, Ca
tarrh. Heart Dis
ease, Lung Trou-
bic, Liver Com
plant and Com
stipation.
Female internaf
trouble. inhama-
ton or acute
pains INSTANT
LY CURED. Of
Bell Phone 2e1a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-27
Says Power WIN BE Used.
ADS ny PHONE.

You can easily sell It. Call Bell lis
Auto 1115. tell the girl what it is and
The Herald Will sell it. No bother. nj
formality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-27
TRANSFER FORT BLISS
SUIT TO FEDERAL COURT

The suit of r. Y. Anderson against
Col A. L. Sharpe. in which the title of
the United States military reservation
at Fort Bliss, Tex, is involved was
transferred from the 34th district court
of the state of Texas to the United
States district court, Saturday after
NOM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-27
MET BY LOCAL sHRINERs.

Fred 4. Hines, imperial potentate of
the Shriners of North America, accom-
panied by Fred Henderson, both of Los
Angeles. Calf, passed through FL Paso
Saturday on the Golden State Limited,
en- route to Chicago and New York to
visit the shrines in those cities. A large
delegation from the local shrine was at
the station to greet them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-27

tions also set forth that the proposal
would be in violation OF the letter OF
the law and that it might give the op-
ponents of the Elephant Butte project
in Colorado an opportunity to impede
the progress Of the project. A letter
was read from w. NJ. Reed, district
engineer of the reclamation service in
which he gave his construction of the
disposition of the moneys to be de-
rived from the leasing of power and
power privileges.
Discussion Becomes Spirited.
The discussion of the proposed plan
of leasing the water power was heated
at times during the meeting which
continued until after four o'clock Satur-
day afternoon. The vote on the pro-
posaI was not recorded, as it was
taken viva voce, but it is said to have
been strongly against the proposed
leasing plan.
The PROPOSAL.
The suggested plan for financing
and developing electric power under
the Rio Grande Irrigation project, and
for the utilization of the same was SUBJ
mitted in writing as follow:
In the belief that it is now expedi-
ent for the water users under the Rio
Grande irrigation project to take steps
to cooperate with the department of
the interior and the reclamation serv-
ice to secure the maximum develop
ment of electrical power, incident to
the use of the water from the Ele-
plant Butte dam for irrigation pur-
poses, and that it is desirable that such
development should proceed step by
step, with the construction of the dam.
to the end that the fullest develop
ment may be secured and that the
power shall be utilized as soon as
available, and especially with a view
to the earliest practicable construc-
ton and operation of an electric rail-
way up end down the valley, the fol-
lowing tentative plan OF procedure is
suggested.
Il. The water users composing the
Elephant Butte Water Users association
and those composing the Ell Paso VAL
ley Water Users association should
organize themselves into one corpora
ton, which may be designated for
convenience, the Rio Grande Power
company.
''a. This corporation shall have 1885,
900 shares of stock Chased on the
acreage proposed to be watered) of the
par value of 81 per share.
''b. Each water user in either asso-
citation shall be entitled to subscribe
for as many shares of stock in the
Rio Grande Power company as he has
acreage of irrigab1e land signed up
and accepted for water rights under
the Rio Grande irrigation project.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-27

II. Russell VOORHEES,, banker. and
member of the Voorhees, company,
financial advertising house. of New
York, arrived in FL Paso Saturday from
California. and is at the St. Regis.
Charles VI. Smith. travelling manager of
the American Dealers Steam Packing
company, of Palmyra Y. Y. is also in
FL Paso, and reports business in this
city and vicinity furnishing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-27

TRY DR. CHE HoEx's VEGETARIF
COMPOUND.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-27
Fffty Year Lease.

''2 The Rio Grande Power company
should enter into a lease with the
secretary of the interior, whose action
will be approved by the two
Water Users associations, by which
the Rio Grande Power company
would take over the power and
power privilege under the Rio Grande
annual rental to be agreed upon be-
tween the parties.
SO. The Rio Grande Power company
should enter into a contract with the
proper parties to engineer, develop and
construct the necessary power plant
at the dam, and elsewhere If practi-
cable. transmission lines to conduct
the power where needed for use, and
an interurban railway to be operated
from the power thus developed, such
railroad to be of such length and be
constructed between such points in
New Mexico and Texas as the Rio
Grande Power company may find to
be feasible. Tt is obvious that money
for such development must be borrow
ed by the Rio Grande Power company,
but investigation has developed the
fact that sufficient funds can be bor-
rowed for that purpose by the issu-
ance of securities in the form Of 40
year bonds of the Rio Grande Power
all the assets OF the Rio Grande Pow
er company, including the power
plant, transmission lines electric rail-
way, ETC. as well as the leasehold in
terest in the power developed and TO
be developed from such project 1t is
probable that such securities can be
placed to the best advantage by max
ing sale of same through construc-
ton company with whom contract IS
made to construct the desired work
Investigation has led to the belief that
this can be done.
"a It is suggested that contract
could be made between the Rio Grande
Power company and a constructing
company. by which the construction
company would agree to construct such
power plant, transmission lines and
electric railway, on a percentage basis,
payment to be made in cash. or at the
option of the Rio Grande Power COM
The evening world., 1911-03-29
Ringer Scores
Easy Victory in
Amateur Bouts

The preliminary bouts OF the novice
amateur boxing tournament OF the Irish
American A. 9, We're held In the clubs
handsome clubhouse on East FIFTY
ninth street and attracted a large crowd
OF club members. Owing TO tho fact
that there are over $50 entries, only tho
boxers IN the lO5 and rs pound classes
we're pat on. All the bouts were !nser-
est!ng, as the lads fought hard every
second o. the contest.
The committee IN charge OF the tour
nament discovered a ringer" In T.
Ross, whom they promptly disqualified
after he had beaten II. Longeran In one
OF the bouts In the l0j pound class, Ross
was accused Of being a professional.
The only knockout OF the evening oc-
Cured In the first bout OF the llj-pouud
class. RobbY Glass. the fast little
ngnter OF the Avonia A.. C., was tho lad
who put over the sleep punch, knocking
out W. Freund OF the Mott Haven 4. G.
in the FIRST round with a rIght-hand
swing on the Jaw.
The evening world., 1911-03-29
against p!tclng as served by a~tlan:a's

against p!tclng as served ny ~ntlan:a's
best men IN the twirling line.
But Johnson Is only q sample or the
fine set OF infelders Chase has go. 20
pick from. and there is no telling lust
where one has any more polish tina"
the other. II will take some very deep
thinking before Hal can decide on his
opening day lineup. Birdie Cree, who
Is tearing things up with the Yannigans
on the ~northward trip, Is yet to be
figured IN some place. goodness knows
where. when Chase himself doesn't.
II looks Ike the lIilltops are going
70 be a very busy lot OF boys with
tho stick this year. That is what
Chase is teaching them now. For a
while Johnson was using n great long
bat. no was swinging like he wanted
10 tear the covers of the balls ana
he wns a failure. Now Chase has HIN
with n nice short bat, some no dug up
In a sporting goods store. and he has
them coping at the ball and trying
to be satisfied with singles or doubles.
The Hilltops left early last evening
for Birmingham, where tomorrow they
tackle the Birmingham club in the
afternoon. Big Harry Ables. who used
to pitch IN the Alabama city VIII do
the bulk OF the pitchers work.
The evening world., 1911-03-29

denly whirled and shot tn. ball to the
base. Devlln evidently didn't get the
signal and he failed to cover or wiltse's
throw was bad. Anyway the ball went
bouncing over the grass and n Birmlns-
ham runner came ZONE with the run
that tied up the game.
Say, Mac" one OF the players sug
gested from the bench. you had better
take Wiltse out of there. We can't at
ford to lose this game"
Not one your lifc.' retor'ed McGraw.
II put him In there to see him night and
he's got to save his own skin. Go Mt
them. Hooks" he yelled to Wiltse. and
he did. The mex batter was -etired on
strikes.
Giants Show Fighting Spirit.
The fighting mettlc OF the Giant came
to the front I'm midscason form when
they went mp In the ninth. II was
their last chance TO win and Dcvlin.
who vas s,ill smnrting rom his mis-
AXE Mt third. cracked the first bal
pitched into deep left for a single. SchlcI
also bcltel one on the nose. but the
minor league shortstop made a wonder
ful stop md forced Devlin out a,
second. Wiltse came up determined tc
make good for his part In the inciden,
at third and he whaled a beauty into
centre Tor n single, sending Schlei &c
second. Josh Devore had 0 grea'
chance. but lie went after a high bal
and popped up n foul to the catcher
This put tho entire responsibility up &c
Captain Larry DOYLE and he was Their,
with the punch. with the crowd yell
Ing His, maniacs Larry ripped off 6
clean single into right and Schlci. WIFI
had got n flying start. raced home witt
the winning run. Larry was caught of
first base and when Wiltse tried :,
score he was also nailed.
The evening world., 1911-03-29
Tommy Murphy
Shaaes Kelly in
l2-ROund Bout

FALL. RIVER, Mass, March 2o.-"Bat-
tling'' Kelly OF Philadelphia was pltted
against Harlem Tommy Murphy OF New
York before the members Of the Colo.
NAL 4. c., the pair going twelve rounds,
with the Harlem Lad getting a shade
the better OF the encounter.
Kelly showed a desire 70 rough It, and
s.ugged Murphy about the ring at times.
but the New Yorker sailed into his man
IN pretty good shape, and in the open
aSltIng had the better OF Il. Both men
we're strong at the finish.
The evening world., 1911-03-29
MLTOPS
A STRONG MFZELD
ATLANTA Experts
Praise HiIItOpS
For Their Speed.

ATLANTA. March 2s.-They have
some corking good experts In the
baseball line right here in this town
II what they say about the HM-
tops is right to ;he point and VIII
have n pleasing taste for the rooters
of the hill. Maybe Hal Chase Will
not win any ~pennants In the Ameri-
can League this year with the I'M
tops" says one, but he has got a
mighty good-looking ball club. and
that's 10 maudlin mutter. Daniels
In particular gave a. exhibition or
b~ase-runninG tina was OF the stellar
variety. Three piifered sacks were
credited 70 him In the one contest.
All the club seems 20 be fast on the
paths. anG HATS what gets the
runs"
The evening world., 1911-03-29
GIANTS PLAY FOUR
IN
Giant Regulars
Show Fine Form

ATLANTA. March eo.-"That IL
the first real ball game that we have
had" said McGraw after the Bir-
mingham game. and II was Just
tho tonic needed to give our men
confidence. outside OF Greensboro
and possibly Norfolk they will strike
no more easy marks. and I think by
the time we reach New York we will
he ready to match basehits with
the big ~leaguers." That was the
first time that the Regulars had
lined UP as they expect to start the
season. and they showed beautiful
form. The team will remain In At
lanta for four days as McGraw Is
anxious TO give them a thorough
workout and practice In tho morn
Ing. lie also wants them to entire
~ recover from the long trip from
Texas. The climate here Is m
what colder than that OF Marlin and
this Is one of the methods of grad
ually getting the men accustomed 20
the sharp breezes OF the East before
they hit the Polo Grounds.
The evening world., 1911-03-29
WHITE HOPE"
D0DGESC CHANCE TO
MEET LIVE Ones
After Knocking Out Schreck,
He Refuses to Meet Barry
and Flynn.
Sapuipa, Okla, March =.
A FTER having taken n step fur.
Their ZIP the pugilistic ladder By

sapulpa. Okla. March =.
A FTER having taken one step fur.
~ Their UP the pugilistic ladder By
putting out Mike Schreck OF Gin.
cinnan In the sixth round Of q night
here last night It appears to-day that
Carl Morris. touted as the only white
hope Is In for a long rest.
Morris has two chances to try for
further advancement In the pugilisic
field. both OF which he refused. one
of these was offered at the ring side
Tuesday by Jim Barry. who issued q
challenge to the winner. and the other
offered by Jim Flynn o; Pueblo. Col,
who, after having come to Oklahoma
in the belief that lie was matched
with Morris. was disappointed. and
since has been seeking an engagement
Introduced In tho ring, Flynn waved
1000 in bills above hi5 head. and an
nounced himself ready to post IL at
any minute for a fight with Morris any
where under n conditions.
Schrcck was 1oored for the nrst
time in the third round. after he had
succeeded in landing three blows. two
OF them light ones. and had too .
! severe peppering all through the night.
Tho ~knockdown came on a right to the
head. Again In the same round he
went down with a right 10 the Jaw.
Schreck was on his knees when the
round ended.
Again IN rounds four and Ave Nor
RS knocked his opponent through the
ropes. but tho Cincinnati man came up
game in the sixth round. rushing the
bulky pklahoman. After a right and
left 10 Morris's body, they c!incned.
Morris hammerlng Schreck's kidneys.
Af:ec the round had gone one minute
and two seconds. Morris hooked a hard
right 20 SchsecN's Jaw, and the East
orIcr took the count.
Norris's fighting was high all the
way through. while ScrrecS seemed to
De PLAYING for the big mans wind.
Between 1000 ana 1900 persons wit
messed the fight.
The evening world., 1911-03-29

THE COLUMBIA BASEBALL TEAM
tackles the nine OF the Staten Island
Field Club this afternoon on South
Field In whwhat promises to he a
closely contested anne, The staten
Island II made up OF former college
stars, among whom are Hennessey.
captain OF last years Brown nine. n
o'Connell. who captain-u tho Blue and
White last season.
JoHN DAILY. THE DEFENDER. SOW HAS
q lead % tweaty points over George Muorr, ihe
challenger, In the thrce-cushion blizzard match
q, poYlc's Aradrr,y, The contest Will come 90
an end with to nights blolh OF iiS POINTS, snd II
looks certain that tho champion will retain his
title. The second game was much easier Tor
Daly 20 win than the opener. and at the end OF
che nights play he had ffD points to hs uehl
against the THIRTY five u his opponeut,
The evening world., 1911-03-29

stan Correspondent Of The Evening World With
the tsam)
Atlanta. Ga. March 20.
THE Giants arrived hero this morn
Ing for n workout of four days,
and they wero well aware OF the
fact that from now on they have got
to night some to walk away with these
exhibition games. The Southern League
In two classes higher than tho Texas
League. and the regulars had the battle
of tho spring at Birmingham yesterday
whom they finally o out In tho ninth
inning by a score OF Z TO 8.
The main reason that I brought the
club this way" said McGrnw last night.
rs that I want them to gradually meet
faster teams. They have had 1t no easy
out In Texas that they are liable to lose
their fighting spirit unless We hand
them q target worth shooting at. We
will have four days OF hard playing
hero. m then we tackle Baltimore Just
before going into Row York. IT Is the
fghting spirit that I want to cultivate
now. 1t Is the batters that must come
TO the front. The pitchers can take It
easy"
Matty Had 10 Use Fadeaway.
/, There was never a more surprised man
than M~athewson yesterday when, with
two on bases. he began toying with one
OF the birmingham batters as was his
wont In Texas. After laying over n
couple OF urves he sent n fast one
swishing right over the heart OF the
plate. There was a crack like a pistol
shot and tho ball whistled over second
like n bullet. one run scored. and as
tho next batter got safe on an error the
big fellow was IN the hole. For the first
time this spring he Ind to bring his
f~adeaway ball into play, When up
against the real thing Matty was his
oidtime self. He whipped over n couple
lot those queer twis.ers on each batter
and the next two men went out on
<trikes.
wiitse pitched the latter part OF the
game md showed that he Is far from
being in the shape that h desires. and
this was evidenced particularly IN his In
ability to control the ball. Control has
always been the long suit Of Wiltse. bu,
when the Southern Leaguers got In
close behind him he passed a couple
and he was In Dutch. The big mistake
came. however. when he had three mcr
on bases and two out. Wiltse though,
he saw n hance TO catch one OF The
INNER OF third and he gave Il sigma
for De,lin to cover. Instead Of pitch
ing to the plate the tall ~left-hander sud
The evening world., 1911-03-29

BUFFALO, y. y. Msch aa.-ruddy Lawn
81 Bunao won an unGisputel de-is,9u o,rr
Tommy QUIZ o, Boston here IN n ten round h1ut.
even ore ~ the ronnds and In IN, as. ,i-,s
Lad him hanging on. Lawn was tor csIer %.
Gum, and the httc'S rushing tactics playc'
: slt into Lawns hands. ire Buffalp boy stopun.
him Wlth n@ht upl~rclts aud iahtlns him 4
Wi. wien Quill tired 10 stand anl spar.
The evening world., 1911-03-29

JS smith, tire hard hitting midllsweigh. o,
Nsv JCrsey. had the h,tter of Johnny Carroll in n
I.n. suuud bout al the sta. - the Brown GYM.
4. \. Carroll was forced 10 cliuch IN the
last tNtec round, Co save himself. Smith had a
INK cad IA every one NJ tHc r.uuia.
The evening world., 1911-03-29
Jimmy Gardner Will Be
Next Man to Meet Klaus

The tenround bout between Battling Hurley
snd .Cy" Smith. which IVES prevented from tax
ins place At the opening stas Of the ophtuu'
a. c. an Monday night. will tale place at the
olympic \. C.. Of Harlem on April 10. jess Nc
Mshon. manager Of the latter club, having ac-
c-pted the bout for his club when Ne learned that
the'orpheum A. c. had Gos>i It's doors.
Paddy Sullivan. the fighting Irsliman. and Je
stem. the east side lightweight. have been matched
70 meet In n tsn.rouuA bout at the special stag OF
t'e fairmont 4. c.. On Saturday nigat. stein has
not fought since he met Kid Wilson, the colored
tighter Of Newark. aud as he IS in good shape
AMI also strong he should glve sullivan a hard
i!ght.
Mstty BALDWIN. the Boston lightweight. who had
the misfortune 20 rebr.ak hts arm IN a boat II the
Armoy A. A. in Boston several wteks ago. -
going to try his hand at the game asaia. lie
notified Miah Murray. matchmaker OF the \. \.
~, that his arm Is strong again ard the latter LOAF
~ TINE In matching lin to meet Tommy Cary %.
Philadelphia for twelve rounds at the ntSt show
OF the elub Tuesday night.
JET Clark, the fighting ghost" n Philadelphia
who has beaten sme good men since the heia.
ming II the year. will take part IN anothe- slrsp
in this city to night. He will meet Black BIZ. tIr
.colorei heavyweight " philadelphia. 10. ten round.
a. the sharkey y. &. stag. In the semi '!ral Ill
Nlhtrt' Of New jersey Will tackle Dick Ptt.rs &.
ten rQinuz.
The evening world., 1911-03-29

PHILADELPHIA. March .D,-T0mmy Carcy,
although he was greatly handicapped in height.
weight and reach, scored q decisive victory over
Tommy Howell in the main bout az the lpus;is
A.. G.. Howell IA all the fighting ia the ,aEy
rltindS. Ca-ey had all the bette ~ the final
r1unds. S,ndiug rights and leits without = retaru.
hut he could no, land the finishing wailop.
The evening world., 1911-03-29

Connie Schmidt. the Hobokeu fighter. gave
Larry Temple, the colocd middleNei:h,. . bal
lcaiins in = tep,round lou, al, the stag o. ne
after Temple and pnrishel him severe
S,lmidt had Temple holding on TO save him lion
ltng knocked ont.