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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09

5ummif. % p. olin field niimefii.
8un tulin iuna Sta nlos Ia en buo
munnut fanioloiliumme -ipastaslo,
tuli mieleni murbeeIiietIi, naan
pianpa buomaIin nell Sobnionin,
iofa otti minut DstdpduiIesti mae
taan ia mel aiuntoonio, iosia iaim'
me miettdd min berttaiien iuan 9er'
ran SeeIufIen TeuraSIo, eta en- ole
narma, iosfo niitd olemme min ibas
mia iltoia ipiettdneetfddn tddls
Id hirmeltuneesia maasia. Eooeua
ldbeStpi fiuoin ratas iiuuattu Serra
Seeius lapTiaan Min ldbelle, ettd iitd
ei taioa ebfd niein tapabtua. Se lilo
iota Iiaoin Iaimme tuta Ianan ia Ser'
ran p. ebtoolliien pdlitDfielId, oil
nellie tobeuista eIimatua iiitd iota
luuastetut maasta Iaapat alma naut.
tia taimaasIa.
Wtonia fomia foettelemutia omat
mp1s ~iaaneet Oeertonin ipeliet ia IL
Iaret fofea ionta ioboosta Serra
tabtoifin mield eritpiiemmin beta
Iobouttaa ia iama0u mpDs minua
n~ainpaista, iota foitisto puutteieta
buoltmatta nouoatan Serrani feboi.
tusta, ionfa pdn antoi opetuslapiil'
lenla ennem pl1s astumistanIa.
ytiiu, Ell tiebd mitd me tddqd Wor,
quettesia tulemme fotemuan, JOS al.
Ia tdtddn febittpp. T6dltdfin on mat,
fustanut pois uieita SnsfomaiIio ia
toilia on oifeiSIa m~attustua, ioiio
oliIimme tddQd eritt6in tipedeti tor
pinneet ben9elliien ia ultonaiien fe'
bittpmiien tdboen. Soipoomme em.
me Ion tuitentaon faoottao, faitfi
ne noiipot Qua nellie IopIuatin Iuls
refii hpDonfIi nDprrptptIeen ndboen
iota metiu tarpitIemme.
Soifpon naan protestant, ettei ne
iueliet ia iifaret unboita meta iitten'
eddn noiffd on tGptpnpt fiirtdd as
~Iuntoa tddltd toiiiae poittatunnile.
go toimon mpDS ettd fpeIiemme ia
iIoremme muiStaifinnt etentin eIirus
toutiiau meitd, iotfo ormoitutien
puolelto olemme plos torotettu, ,uaon
ibmiIpnoen puolesta alas %poinetuito,
fDbbid ia olaetomina ilntan SeeIuts
IeeIu palmietettua putuu, paon iiis
nd pumusIa ibania ia erit.6in iuoIi
tuita taipoouileue Stale. 90 mield
toilpoh, eta tuitfi mpDS muietaiiims
me !SerralIe eteen fantoa fofo tirt'
fotuutomme, pnnd fotD &ristutlen
ldumoo omordsIa mooiImoeiu.
&nnn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09

llmmebous on ippnd uieampann
tauoin fobtoufieen ia tetee eldmdn
,poiwaloiiefIi. Sttatao Sbomber'
iain's Stomocf ono 2imer 3oblets
cid, ne moifuttopot Iddnnoniien II.
IostufIen, WpDtdp. Oscar NoroIine.
= Vatan pditten (Remmanos)
mppnti on MT oIfanui 81. pouIin
Wiaaiia, puolipiuoIio,
forttooniiio, floneaiIio ia merioroiii
Iiltfifia poIoia iuuri noIifcimo, faif-
ti bpmin boInoao. 8iirmbtafoo ietes
n,ddn maIitIemiIenne. Ne fdptpdt
faupan bopusti.
". paul, SurIep, isis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09

paStaan ipntid tebneei. Mutta oita.
FAMINE nuo tdstpt uubestaan fdp.
fdnfoon, ia opettofaomme niiti tais
file fanioile. &c on mailman pa.
rannusta.
usfotaamme mpDstin SeeiufIen
Wolmistomana autuue itIeuemme,
Min nlemme toiwaon ~periaiid.
5. s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09
Sse,p yOrf asims, waimm.

MiotteIin antaa mdbdn tietoia tddI
I'd jos toimitus tdue iiiaa iuo.
@Ietddn IitG tadlldfin, mia miten.
Fin. Stapin pmoli on, ettd idm6 paif'
tofunta ndpttdd Sumalon ianan bpl'
idnneen. SoIialietit fplmdmdt tddl-
ldfin tapanIa mutaan usfontomi.
boo ia fristiaiIpnoen pilttaa. ytuo
punatatit, min miattomilta fun ne
olusia n6pttGm1tfin, ~tplnGpdt piss
tdmid ohbatfeita fanIamme i%efaan.
Wtutta Sumalan lana ilmoittaa,
ettd obooffeet pield ferron polte'
taan Sumolan mibnn tulela. Eddl'
Id onnetuon pbooffeiiten tasipaa nts
5uien IeasIo. Wtutta Iiuoin fun Iuuri
elontorim ,pdind iulee, min ni1ut
foriatnan tolteen. So m%oiffapa nil.
I'd Off poin m6bd, min %iiitetin Ger
20 niistd buolebtit.
Gibdn Serra anna itleddn alma
pilfata. Gpud ie pditpd On parmos'
ii tu,epa, louoin Serrd omania for'
iaa. peIastiban 9erra bursfaan 70
tintin iumolattomusta Sooomasto,
ettei ban buttunut iumalattomien
fansia. CANON on 6erra tetewd
{iuointin FUN moailma tuleen but.
fun. Siuoin iumolattomat fooote
taon, mutta buretaat leiiomot luu
reua robteuoelId ia ofpat olennols
taan FUN firfos ouritfo.
Suon riemulltien b~dGiomton ndfee
10 Sobonnes. So Ie iouffo oil min
iuuri ettei irtd fufaan lufeu t~oitanut.
6e oliipat molfeiIiin maatteiIiin pues
tetut ia pulmut beiodn fdiisIddn, ia
peiiaiipot Sumolon palfpeliion nut
la mirttd. 9uo ioutto oil tullut luus
restu maipasto ia olipat Saritlon
meresid mootteenIa polaisieet.
&uuleppa rafas usfomeli ia fiIor,
eifD tobeiIotin pddstd Iuuria riftas
taufIia, onnea ia autuuita omistas
maan, fun Iaomme omotlemme fos
fonaiIen ipoltotunnan! = Suo nal
tafunta OH monele td6liG folpo,
maon iGilen pGilp6n lualletesIu lie
fpud foitille feIpaiIi.
Si tuultaa tie, iotta nieId epdus-
foiIinn maellotte, npt OH ipield aus
tuuoen pdilpG ia oita, buo'
menna Re moipi olio mpDbGiStd.
Wleio6n tultIi pIa len palpeliian
faltoiIet, iota berruanIu ooottoa fo'
tia tuIetpatii, ettd fosta !Serramme
folfuttao, min plemme ipalmiit o.
memnte amaamaon.
Canon lpield bpnin polio ipod'
men raftoita termeiIid faifille usfo'
mile S~eeiutien lopIiue, iefd toipo'
tan Iamolu taitile pnnelieta uutta
muptia. SddtdGt faitfi ~rattoan See
iufIen boltuun.
0ditd piirteli balpa taimaontien
mattomies
u. &.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09

eG jdG iurhamoiiefii ia buouoeii
toeipnietneIi nulitnfIi ga foiftt 10
ma iobtuu puuttuposfa itIetnnte
nutIeStn MinonStoan han. loto
tuntee iiIeaIG. moi bilIitG itIedn'd.
SuuontuIietiniofin oioa boitoa mes
turio oinoostaon %iiloin. FIN ban
tnntec turtoin len pInt ia iietdd, fuin'
fu polio hbprptnttiloa Iopit idmmit.
I'D. mitd buuoia h6nen piidd inl'
feo ia quota lefG mitd pIia on moi
oeltoipn errtoiIeua buolello.
oamu un nIinnlni!d lGbim0litn
foboiotupoeIo rnttouoasIa Slmon
itlentntemusto IL ei ole mnhoolliuen.
Sc ionoutiu epdiopmun elm. Ii'orens
ne tai ruelienne tonNio. Siiben IN
ipura tcnties lc. sti6 ddneeidnne or
%iotafiu tnroeia ia drlptt0lpdd fot ui'
ped6 Wtuiro ie e!ie Iitd cbtd lieod,
munu m0unGtte Ippu tuiIen niefoit'
lie. Sot ie t~ohialctte tdn,DtieilGune
toiStu ,pbpptin nrfnnn fohtunr,
Min eiid b6n meuetiid malutr'n.
&c pioGue hduCotd ia toipoiIirie, ct
ii teetenGtIeei6 iubteeeionue nliii
TONER, i1lun, mutid iiiietin i%ottoue
dIihuiceu fecron oltomaonre ttnoe.
t:lu1. On patton ibmiFd, iotoen m's'
Ii fniy, roilidmisinon t~diteroiinu il
ip,tu wei6pWp1E Dtiindi'ppteeu,
toeta buomoomot, cttei tnfnon het'
Ia IicbG, >poon taitti Wdie'plp0t bei
ban tielt6du ia tielidipdt heiilG tai.
fen upunIa ia oInnotionio. Sos he
pliIiipot oifeoan affair ldbteneet tuis
tinu0mntfoille pmaeiI %ippdmmes
IGGu, pliIipot he ebt1 l0pt1nect Iiel
td faifeila,Iid rumiu ia t%nubietutia
,oin pminaiiniflia, iotfo plirot IuD'
ma beiodn hp'idttppa %tiloouIu Gen.
t1boen iiinG OF iJpd o%iniue, tun
temppel,oId, ioStu ibmiiet hnfiruot
tietpn tileiudlimIoc9todn, oil pdubI
omen tumonanu llnni: yEunne tile
I'll" Stld ibmiIeud. iota tptence tats
lomoun oman iiIenIG lHpi or tule.
~moiluutenIa Iuureeit olafIi fdoes
IGdn, tpSta bdn moi t~oriotn tupnns
ia, ennentun ie on %mpobdisid, ia
tpefa hGn nGfee nirbeenI6 pnnG es
rebopfieniG lefd moi lu6ittd6 niitd
nastaiIuuoesIo, TIM toos iuuriluus
loinen ia beutiie6ti loteo Ell ~fostnon
OPT mit1dn, iiud bdu bntee oino
fpbtolonIo Ipit1 muiocn rpirbeistd
ia erehopfIistd.
aupi.eItaa mielesIdnne, eitei ions
fun touppoliite %fonnato. Sifeinta OH
Iiuoin, etid b6n enfin tpIpp itieltd6n:
,Utitd ereboptiid olen tebnpt? Slen'
to olut tarpeetIi tobtelias ostoiille,
tai fentiee minulta puuttuu tietoia |
td1d o~Iolo?" Sos bdn reheIIiIeSti
mostaa taiftiin ndibin ~fpipmptIiin,
min moi mabooniiesti fpield loo'
muttaa o%nnenia. W(utto JOS ban tai.
fiesta ippttdd huonoio oifoio, min
bGn eli poi oifaanIaooa miid6n, ill
Id iemmoiIelIe, ioIta puuttuu i%tietuns
temusta, opat foiefi oiot buouoia.
Soerster.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-09

&anias Firieita.

xs ~ =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30

strong.
Class 1Os, American Kennel club win
/ ner. Dot, owner, ". W. Armstrong.
Glass rs. English settlers, BirdC
| Hope, first; owner, =. MOye.
Class 116, Jay, first. Sol I. Berg. own
| er; Fainch Joe Sirdar, second, owner
/ c. ". Calgin.
Glass III, Fainch Joe Sirdar, first,
c. W. Calgin, owner.
winner American Kennel club ribbon
Class 119, Birdo Hope, first; E. MOye
Class 1913. Tippy GOOz. first; kari
Class ia, Tippy Gooz. owner. Kari
NOneman; American Kennel club rib
bon.
class 125. Tippy Gooz. first
Class 158, Chesapeake Bay dogs,
Beaver Boy, first; owner, William
Rose
Class 159, same.
class 100, otter Girl. first; William
Rose, owner.
Class 161, Beaver Boy, winner Amer
lean Kennel club ribbon
Class 1862 Beaver Boy, first
Glass 16S otter Girl, first.
Glass 1913, Cocker spaniels. Jack, first;
owner, Mr. Katzenstein-
Class 186, Tag, first; owner, Earl Eek
Class 187, Jack; owner Mr.. katzen-
stein.
Class $50, Beauty. first; owner, Mr..
Katzenstein.
Glass 1913, Egyptian Queen, first; c.
F. Pruyn, owner. Second, Betsey;
owner, =. L PeytOn.
Glass 1914, Egyptian Queen, American
Kennel club, winner
Beagles, sam Houston, owner, F. En-
gle: Pleasant Girl, owner, T. EnRle.
Winners Of American Kennel club rib
bon
Dalmatians. soIren. owner. Ike AL
derete. Berida, owner, Alderete. Win
u at RI
Airedale terriers, Palmilla Princess;
owner +. s. Spindler- Winner Amer
lean Kennel club ribbon.
Collies. rough. Bonair Big Boy; own
er r. Fred Petit. Rough bitches
Bonair Beauty, owner, same.
Airedale terriers, dogs. Palmilla Nut
CracI owner F. s Spindler.
Bulldogs. puppies. Barney OBalla;
owner, Mrs T. n. WingO.
Bulldogs, bitches, ThOrnbury Ethel;
owner, Mrs George Sims.
Bull terriers dogs, Texas BOswain;
owner. Mrs. 7. Samuels. Bitches,
Beauty Boy, owner, Henry T. Bowie.
French bulldogs, Pierre de Mareti
owner Mrs. T. Samuels. Bitches, Mar
got; owner Isidor COuchet-
Boston terriers. dogs, Sheldon; owner,
Burt OrndOrff. Bitches, Matilda; own
err Mrs T. NJ. Henderson
Limit, bitches, Nance, first owner,
G. Quackenbush.
Fox terriers. dogs. Sabine Rounder;
owner DIT. F. P. Miller. Bitches. none
classy enough for awards.
Scotch terriers, Hinton Nor StrOn;
owner, r. w. WilmOre. Bitches,
Strathclyde Lassie; owner, r. w. Will
Black and tan terriers, dogs and
bitches, withheld.
Ponaeranians. dogs and bitches, Teddy
Boy, winner; owner, Mrs. 7. H. Hender-
son.
italian greyhounds dogs. Irawada, /
winner: owner. Geo. NJ. Cundiff Bitch |
rs. Babe Cundiff, winner; owner, Geo. Z
NJ Cundiff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30

Douglas Tuesday and jump to Tucson Tor
Wednesday night. They had expected 10
make Globe, but got a telegram last
week that the Dreamlami theater had
been burned since they booked. and thew
had TO skip Globe From Tucson. thew
VIII run into Phoenix, and then It Is a
straight jump to Los Angeles. Some
jumping and some worry TO get through
this southwestern country and the man
ager said he would be happy if he broke
even He would lose money to oIav
FL Pas0, Tucson, Phoenix and then iumD
to Los Angeles, and he was trying the
''fiu in plan 70 see if he would break
even He could have gone west from
Colorado and down the Pacific coast into
California an6 have had short Jumps.
The only advantage IN coming down
from Colorado to FL Paso and then west
through this section" said the manager.
rs that we are able to give our people q
contract Two weeks longer, and that en-
ables Us to get better peOple-this
promise Of longer engagements. II we
make the cost of the trip we are salts
ned; We never make any money" This,
then, accounts for the fact that El Pesos
theatrical attractions are so few and far
between.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30
CLOVIS INTERESTED
IN FOOTBALL GAMES

Clovis, n. NJ. Oct. 3O-The Clovis
High school football team is making
football history for eastern New Mex
leo Last week the team easily out
classed the Clovis city team IN a hard
game The Clovis city team has been
organized several years and out
weighed the High school boys 10
pounds to the man.
Clovis is Attire with the football spirit
from the business men to the smallest
lad Every vacant lot in town is con-
stantly filled with boys playing.
Roswell and Amarillo High schools
VIII be the next opponents Of the High
school aggregation. The dates have
not been set.
Next Saturday the team will play
Portales High school at Portales. Late
trains prevented this game last Satur-
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30
Uncertainty Of Football Shown By
Defeat Of the Pennsylvania Eleven

who cleaned up on his hits would pay
dearly to have the clubs as souvenirs.
There seems to be a great deal OF
growing all over the American league
this year The reason is that the
American league has at last decided
the question as to which Of the leagues
IS superior.
An innovation in the training table
inaugurated at Dartmouth this year by
head coach Cavauaugh, makes it as hard
for a player to make the training ia
bic, as it does TO make the team. At
present there are only five men on the
table.
The new baseball disease, which has
been striking several of the big clubs
of late. has got To Frank Farrell, the
owner Of the New York Americans. who
is now planning to erect a new field for
the Yankees.
Cornell must think well of old Jack
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30

m HE decisive defeat Of the Penn
sylvania team by the eleven from
the Pennsylvania State college
Saturday, goes 10 show the uncertainty
of football The defeat handed to one
of the members of the Big Six" is one
Of the most crushing blows the school
has ever received in the sport line, as
il came from one Of the second class
colleges.
In losing Harry Davis, who goes to
manage the Cleveland team, Connie
Mack VIII have one Of the hardest times
of his career, in filling his place For
long time Davis has been Mack's chief
lieutenant and has been a wonderful
help to the manager Of the worlds
champions during the strenuous times
the team has had during its last two
years
Baker would do well TO place his bats
with which he made the home runs on
the auction stand. Some Of the fans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30
DOG SHOW ENDS
WITH THE AWARDS
Successful Show Is Ended
For the Season; Many
Winners

The FL Paso dog show came to an
I end Saturday night with the award
ing OF the cups and other prizes. The
! Cog show Of the present year has
Z proved to be one Of the most successful
ever held here, and the interest shown
by the owners Of thoroughbred CANNES
mas helped to make this years entry
list larger than those Of previous
I years.
Many of the dogs which were exbfb-
/ tied by FL PasO owners in the dog show
/ In this city will be sent to San Antonio
! 70 be entered in the show which opens
I there next month
After the close Of the dog show Sat
/ urday night the FL PasO Kennel club
/ members were entertained at a Mexican
/ supper by Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Gun
/ diff
The prize winners were: Bill Doolev
/ trophy (stlver cup) for the best bull
terrier owned and shown by an Ell
PasOan, to be won three times by one
eNAlbltor before becoming his or her
property. Winner 1911. Henry T.
Cup for the best bull terrier dog or
bitch in show. Winner 1911, Mrs. L
SamueIs.
FL Paso Kennel club cup for the best
dog or bitch Of any breed owned and
shCWn by a club member Winner 1911,
IT. n. Andreas
Cup for the best hound dog or bitch
in show. Winner 1911, A. C. Ringland
bitten in show Winner 1911, DR.. F. P.
Miller.
Cup for the best bulldog dog or bitch
in show Winner 1911 Mrs. Geo.
Cup for the best collie dog or bitch
in show. Winner 1911, r. Frank Petit
Dog collar for the best AiredaIe bitch
in show. Winner 1911. 2. s. Spindler.
Dog collar for the best Boston terrier
dog or hitch in show. Winner 1911,
Mrs. L. NJ Henderson.
DOG CCil1r fer the best Dalmatian
dog on bitch in snow Winner 1911, Ike
DR., II. A. Higgins cup for best dog
owned in FL Paso. Winner 1911 r. W. |
WilmOre.
Ribbons Awarded.
The ribbons awarded were:
St Bernards, class p, Nora, blue /
ribbon. Owner, H. N. Andreas.
St Bernards, class %. Nora, blue /
ribbon. Owner, II. NJ. Andreas.
Winner Of American Kennel club rib
Greyhounds. classes "a. IS and Sc. /
Huachuca Jack. Owner, A. c. Ring /
Winner of American Kennel club rib
Foxhounds. class n. JEFF. blue rib
b 81; owner, c. A. Beers. Mutt. second,
owner, c. A. Beers.
Class so, Dr.. Taylor. blue ribbon:
owner, c. A. Beers. Same dog won
American Kennel club ribbon.
Glass 50. Cannon Ball, first; owner I
Howard FOgg. Second, DR.. Taylor;
owner. C. A. Beers.
Glass Sc, Mary Lou, first; owner. C.
A. Beers.
Class ST. American Kennel club win
ner. Mary Lou, owner c. A. Beers.
Glass IS, Mary Lou, first; Maggie.
second. Owner, Howard FOEg.
Pointers, class 101, Bill Taft; owner,
James Meuttman.
Same won American Kennel club rib
bon
Glass los. Dot; owner, W. W. Arm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30

The poor showing made by the Penn
sylvania eleven this year is being
blamed entirely on the coaches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30
WINNING WANTS

The Explicit Want Ads are the
ones that bring the most replies
they are the ones that are read
with the greatest degree Of salts
faction.
When. you write a Want, ten
all the important facts. If you are
advertising for help, tel Just what
Is to be expected Of the applicants.
As a matter of fairness, those who
seek employment-should know all
TIE principal facts regarding a po-
sition, 50 that only those who are
capable Of filling such a place VIII
be expected to apply.
In locating a position through
the Want Columns, state your
qualifications plainly and concise
y, tell Of your experience and
snmerate enough Of the facts, 50
that those who are seeking work
ers VIII havs fun enough iuforma-
tion, if they are interested, to
communicate with you.
The explicit Wants tell clearly,
ooncisely, in a minimum number
Of words, just the thought that
IS to be expressed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30

-MoakIey, who has been the coach Of the
college track team for the last five
years, as he has signed up for another
year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30
MILLERS DEFEAT
SOLDIERS SUNDAY

The Globe Mills team, winner of the
City baseball league championship. de-
score Sunday, at Washington Park
Hill, who did the twirling for the
champions had the soldiers guessing
while the Mulers refused to guess at
the soldier pitchers stuff, and damned
him at win. The soldiers used fOur
pitchers in the game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30
HIGH SCHOOL Is
LOSER AT H[ESILLA
Agricultural Boys Prove Too
Heavy and Fast For
El PasOans

A IS to O defeat was handed to the
FL PasO High school football team bv
the New Mexico Aggie eleven at lTesilla.
Park, saturday. The game Ess a walk
away for the New Mexico boys. and
they had no trouble with the locals.
outplaytng them in every department.
OF the game. The High school boys
we're Outweighed and the better train
ing OF the Aggfes with their heavier
weight was the undoing 81 the Locals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30

-Moakley, who has been the coach. Of the
| college track team for the last five
years, as he has signed up for another
/ year.
Stage, the coach Of the Chicago foot
emf FORMATION this year, which are made
to fit weather conditions. He has one
for the pleasant days and another for
the rainy days.
The Harvard eleven has been
strengthened wonderfully during the
last week, and the result Of the work
was apparent in the Brown game.
Brown was considered one Of Harvards
most dangerous opponents, and the
game was predicted as an even break
but the Cambridge team showed up in
a strong manner and decisively de-
feated it.
Fred SnOdgrass, the Giant outfielder.
IS making strong and earnest deniaIs
that he spiked Baker purpOsely and
the efforts of the game little ball
player in proving his Innocence to the
attacks made on him, are winning him
many friends in Philadelphia g well as
in New York.
Manager McGraw Of the Giants is
good loser as was shown after Phila-
delphia had beaten New York in the
ginal game of the series. He was the
first TO congratulate Connie Mack on
his victory, and gave him the credit
Tor having the better team. All OF the
talk about his being such a rough
neck has been sent up I'm smoke dur
ing the series.
The poor showing made by the Penn
sylvania eleven this year is being
blamed entirely on the coaches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30
MILLS WINS THE
GUN CLUB MEDAL

Mills won the medal of the FL Paso
Gun club for the highest score made
during October, the shoot ending sun
day. The scores made on the last day
Of the meet were.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30
TEXAS DEFEATS ARKANSAS
IN HARD FOV-GFTr C-svr-

Austin. Tex. oct. 30.-In one Of ~
hardest games ever played on Cla-l,
Texas played like machine Rams
dell made both tOuchdOwns. Puett end
runs and Kirkpatrick's punting were
the features.
Arkansas eXcelled in the forward
pass. one thousand students ia niebt-
shirts paraded at night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30
JOE 9IANDOT KNOCKS OUT

WN--0U = llIIII N III" II EIII| MI
New Orleans La, Oct 3O.-Flooring his
man seven times. Joe Mandot. OF this
city. knocked out Young" Savior Of
indianapolis. IN the 18th round of a
hard grilling fight before a large crows
at the West Side Athletic club TbeT
had been matched for a 20 round bout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30

New York, n T., Oct. SO-Matt Nc
Grath, of the Irish-American Athletic
club, threw the 16-pOund hammer ISL
feet, four inches, at Celtic park. thus
breaking by three feet the worlds rec
ord, held by John FLANAGAN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-25
M,Upo" DENIED NEW TRIAi!
Fap,ous Counterfcitlng Case Ends Ia
M Thlrty-Ycar Sentence.

Washington, June 24,-When secret
pervice officials today learned that a
ncw trial had been denied by the
United States Circuit Court Of Appeals
M New York to the notorious counter
hiting gang headed by Lupo, the
Wolf, they declared the last chapter
had been written 10 n tale Of crime
aud adventure which rivals the fore
most classics OF fiction,
4 In bringing Lupo, his partner Mo-
'rollo and the other men Of the gang
10 justice, the secret service had 10
run down some OF the most daring
md dangerous counterfelters they ever
dealt with. Not only did they discov-
or these men were counterfeiters, but
they found they were principal con-
fpirators in planning the black hand
outrages which have been perpetrated
In New York during the last ten years.
Lupo will spend thirty years in the
Atlanta penltentnry,' Morclla win
serve twenty years, Antonio Comlto,
the man who gave the evidence which
convicted the famous gang and was
held by the government as witness,
will now be released,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-25

better economy 10 have two SUITS OF
clothes at one time, and two pairs OF
shoes than to have only one of oaeh,
which | was forced to wear
1T seemed that under this system
my shoes and my clothes would get
tired and just give out, where by nav
ing two OF each, one would be rest
ing while the other worked. AZ least
that is the way my boylsh mind con-
ceiyed IT, so | ceased TO besrudse
every penny | paid out,
81 think ! was lucky In one way.
and that Is the first whole dollar 1
ever earned went direct into saw
ings bank and never came out /
consider the savings bank habit the
best habit that "a man can have The
habit Of putting money In sale place
whore It win do work under skIlIfuI
hands for the good OF the country
and upuuilding of the community Is
one OF the most useiul HABITS "A young
man can acquire.
well, TO make a long story snort
] got to adding to my savings unlll !
had considerable little sum that had
been augmented by several interest
entries by the bank Ihrn one uaS
man came along VINO wanted TO
| sell me wagon and a horse Tor Il3'
knew that was bargain SO !
| bought them. ] sold them three days
later for SI5
WATCH YOUR CHANCES.
| "It cost me So to feed that morse
up for the three days and to curry
him until he shone, and $40 to paint
| the wagon, making "A total Investment
for me Of $2S but ! had made ~ on