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Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10

getting long fine. Oscar says he
feels Older than ever before.
Hurrah. for the old fashioned spell
ing match to be held in Pocahontas
March II.
A smiling vissage will often win
friend, for any one loves smil-
ing face. Let's get the habit.
We always await the arrival of
the Old Reliable with the assurance
of good news from all over the
county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10

last reported as ill with measles and
pneumonia. He leaves a wife and
two small children who have our
most sincere sympathy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09

The LongfeIIow Town-POrtland, Me.
Few great men have loved their
youth and all that pertains to that hap
py period as did LongfeIlOw. As he
returned again and again to the city
Of his birth, striving among the IA
miliar scenes Of bOyhOod TO find and
to re-live his Lost Youth" so the lit
erary pilgrim, as to a shrine, visits
and revisits Portland, Ne, ''the beau
tiful town that is seated by the sea"
to seek scenes rich in their association
with a poet and a home eloquent of
the personality Of a world famous
man. This Is the spot where Longfel-
low the boy passed that golden youth
Of which he sings so sweetly, the
scene Of that beautiful home life which
In his verse has found the universal
heart the one place Of all others which
he loved, and to which it was his Gus
tom to return at least once each year
throughout his life.-Stephen Cammett
in Punam's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09

block which was owned by the Sonora
Realty company. The street was orig
lnaly to have been opened for so feet
made out deed to judge j. q.
Sweeney for the Sonora Realty com
pany TO be exchanged for the so feet in
the block in which Mr. Wyatt owned
his property. I bald judge Sweeney that
when he got a deed from Wyatt. TO file
the deed OF the realty company.
The street was opened 20 feet wide.
decided 20 feet on Chihuahua street
and other property which made my
amount close TO the $50, 600 the city
had put up Mayor W f. Robinson saw
fit to dedicate the street and open &c
from FL PasO 20 Davis street He paid
no attention to the IS feet owned by
Mr.. Wyatt. The hotel company has
bought the property on an open street.
opened and dedicated. The company
owns property on the street and has
asked permission to go under the side
walk and eXcavate and the mayor and
city council refuse because / would
not open the street through If am in
debt to the city Of FL PasO or anyone
else il should not interfere with the
hotel company. for the company bought
the property on an open and dedicated
street"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09
Is WOOING CHINESE
FROM OPIUM SMOKING

Warner 8Iontagnie Van Norden. who
was. president o. the Van NOrden Trust
company. of New York city, the scion
of a wealthy family and who came into
worldwide nOtOriety in January 1910,
when he was held up by two women in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09
ADJUSTMENTS
Asst TIME OF WORLDS SERIES

LAST TINE OF WORLDS SERIES.
The worlds series of baseball pic
lures viii be shown for the last time
tonight at the Wigwam.
The pictures drew one Of the largest
midWeek crowds in the Wigwam's his
tory last night the management states,
and many were turned away. The pic
lures are clear and interesting.
1t is announced that THE Cross OF
Pearls" a very dramatic story of the
sacredness Of the confessional. and
splendid Lubin comedy will be shown at
the Crystal tonight Daniel BOOne's
Bravery" a feature Kalem picture, is
billed at the Crystal for Saturday.
Full measure at Southwestern Fuel CO.
We have no tubercular COWS. Alham-
bra Dairy.
We do not 'pasteurize" our milk We
DON'T HAVE To. AIhambra Dairy Co.
Full MEASURE at Southwestern Fuel Co.
Gail and get free samples Of the best
candy made Mccullough.
Fresh buttermiIk. FL Paso Dairy.
c. L. Taylor, representative OF the
Parklin and OrendOrff Implement com
pany Of Dallas is here on business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09
ALPINE SCHOOL CHILDREN
FOLLOW BODY TO en-

Alpine. Tex, Nov. 9-lIiss Nellie
Henderon Moss. the IA year old daugh-
of county surveyor Joe Moss, Of Brews-
ter county, died of fever Wednesday
and was buried Wednesday afternoon
from the Christian church. followed to
the grave by hundreds of her former
schoolmates. At the grave the casket
was literally covered with flowers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09
Baum Explains His Part.

o. H. Baum explained his part in the
street opening we signed an agree
menJ, he said, Ito open a so foot street
from III PasO 20 Davis streets. The city
tU loot street was preferred. We were
under contract for so foot street and
our 90 foot street is open. Then a 90
LooI street was opened We have not
completed the lower end yet There is
noullud-ly 90 loot street through eE-
cepr the Wyatt piece. If the city sues
u VIII have to set rid Of the Wyatt
piece and sue, not for a 90 foot but for
q 90 foot street The city agreed to
give AIR. Wyatt the alley back of his
property less one or two feet but ~
would lose the building. but George
Hol1er protested against the closing
Of sonora street.
Company an Innocent Purchaser.
T. H. Wingo then pointed out that
the hotel company as a corporation had
Deen an innocent purchaser in good
faith and did not think that the com
which the city had with Messrs White
and Baum. The consideration Of the in
crease of the stock subscription to
cover the Increased cost of the build
ing was resumed by canvassing the
men present, and lC was shown that at
least S1O0 GOO of the $500 600 represent
ed in subscriptions would stand the
20 percent increase. A committee TO be
headed by Felix Martinez is 10 be ap-
pointed to canvass the business men
SCrlbed to the hotel i'm order to secure
the needed $4,000.
The directors of the hotel company
viii also canvass the subscribers for
the 20 percent increase Felix Martinez
spoke I'm favor of the nine story build
ing, saying that this was essential in
order TO prevent any other hotel being
built
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09
LAS CRUCES MAN
HAS DISAPPEARED
Friends of Robert DrOss
Are Concerned Over
His Absence

The office Of The Herald for Las
Cruces is in the Robinson Drug
store. Tie Quality Store" This
firm win deliver The Herald each
night at the regular rate OF so cents
a month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09

II a teaspoOnful OF vinegar IS added
to the water in which fish Is to be
washed, a most delicious flavor viii be
impaired to it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09

a side street in New York and had
taken from an inside pocket of his
coat a roll of $4,000, is now in the
wilds of southwestern China among
the LOlOs, endeavOring to win them
and other savage tribes away from the
opium habit. Mr.. Van NOrden is in
company with Edward Waite Thwing,
general secretary of the International
Reform bureau. Of washington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09

Las Cruces. n H., Nov. 9--Robert
DrOss. former treasurer of the cham
Der of commerce and business assOcl-
ate of Hugh Clary, Democratic canoS-
date for county collector. is missing
from his home here and his 1rlends ana
family are greatly concerned Tor IeaT
that he has met with harm
AR DrOss was IasE seen about
o'clock Wednesday afternoon wander
ing to the south of town, but no further
trace Of him can be found
He was. il is said. greatly depressed
over the defeat of his former business
associate. Hugh Clary. and mis- friends
fear that the worry affected his mind
ar Dross is about so years old, short
and heavy set He has gray hair and q
short. gray mustache, curling at the
ends He has been until recently In the
real estate business here.
A wide search is being made for the
missing man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09
GURO EXPLAINS REASON FOR THE
FIGHT ON FRATS and SORORITY

the Christmas holidays all students will
be required to sign pledge that they
do not belong to any kind of a frat"
Fraternity Issues Statement.
The following statement Of the One
ga Epsilon Kappa fraternity has been
sent TO The Herald by Ed. Miller:
Our organization has no fight
against the FL PasO High school or any
of the school authorities. We do criu-
else both the action and the method Of
procedure Of the local principal We
to the High school and. to our trater-
nifty, and we believe he has made an
unfortunate discrimination However
we wish all Of our members TO be en-
tirely subservient to the rules and the
authority Of the school w G nave OIIl-
cially released the High school mem
bers from their obligations to the ira
ternity and it is matter OF record
that the organization advised the sign
ing of the pledge prepared by the dct-
ing principal before this trouble came
up. We have a protest TO make against
the injustice of the method USED Oy
the High school principal but our Or
ganfZatfOn has the interests or It's
members too much at heart to expect
them to sacrifice an education IN the
public schools by their connection win
an organization which is under as
favor with a school authority And our
members as citizens and taxpayers are
too loyal to the High school as an IN
stftution to bring any action, no mat
ter how successful the result
"The Omega Epsilon Kappa
BY order Of National Chief EXecu-
tive"
Full measure at Southwestern Fuel Co.
Our COWS are not 'healthseekers." Al
hambra Dairy Co.
We deliver candies, but none on
speciaI sale. McCullOuEh's.
We do not ''pasteurize" our milk. We
DON'T HAVE TO. AIhambra Dairy Co,
Fu!f measure at Southwestern Fuel Co
Pasteurized milk. FL Paso Dairy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09
ANY Lady May Do 1t At HOme-COsts
Nothing to Try.

At last. drunk no more, 10 more A
treatment that is tasteless and odorless,
safe, absolutely so, heartily Endorsed by
temperance workers; can be given Sc
cretIy by any lady in tea coffee or food;
effective in its silent wOrk-the craving
for liquor relieved in thousands Of cases
without the drinkers knowledge, and
against his will VIII you try such
remedy If YOU can prove its effect, free
to you2 Then send the coupon below
for free trial package, today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09
DIRECTORS TALK
new HOTEL PLANS
Continued from Page -

National banks. There was a shortage
of $4,000, he said, if the two added
stories were to be added. This the d.
rectors and heavy stockholders did not
feel justified in carrying, he said. al
though they favored a 20 percent an
crease in the stock subscriptions
T. NJ Wingo explained that since Z.
T. Whites return from his property
could not be realized until after all Of
the bonds had been retired he did not
think that Mr. White should be called
upon to subscribe any more to the com
pany. This was the unanimous opinion
of the meeting. He also said that no.
tel company Of Augusta, Ca, was fig
uring now on leasing the hotel as soon
as If was completed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09

J s Darden, manager Of the Pata-
Eonia mines Of Arizona, has arrived
from New York in his automobile, COM
ing by way of Albuquerque
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09
- EEeavatIon QuestIon.

w L. TOOley spoke in favor Of the
additional stock subscription in order
10 get the two added stories. he also
explained the situation regarding the
excavation Of the street on Vest san
Antonio street. He said that this mat
ter was serious, as it was necessary 10
complete the excavation In order to
complete the hotel. He said the hotel
company had no interest whatever I'D
the opening of the lower end OF the
street since it had purchased It's prop
erty I'm good faith j. @. McNary then
called W. H Burgess, attorney for the
hotel company on the phone and AR
Burgess said that he had had a conference
with mayor @. y Kelly regarding the
settlement Of the matter and that il
would probably be adjusted within a
short time.
White Tells of Street Opening.
T. T. White who was largely re-
west from FL PasO. explained what he
had done. Il bought a piece Of ground
that had a hotel on it and which
brought me in SO per month. tore
that building down and opened West
San Antonio street through the prop
gave that 20 feet to the city and it
could not have been bought for 5000 a
front foot. Then ] gave the mayor a
check for $4,000 as my share of the
street opening. Afterwards they need
ed more money and I gave $1,000
Then there was five feet to be eN-
changed and i gave then $4,000 I then
gave them a deed for 10 feet which
the city had given me I'm the rear of
George Looks place. After that I found
that the walk was in the street and j.
N. Wyatt bought a piece of property
below that which he already owned. I
represented the owner Of 40 feet I'm that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09

c. L. Taylor, representative Of the
ParkIin and Orendorff Implement com
pany Of Dallas, is here on business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09

Gail and get free samples Of the best
candy made. Mccullough.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09

"The Omega Epsilon Kappa
by order Of National Chief Execu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09

Full measure at Southwestern Fuel Co.
Our cows are not @heaIthseekers." Al
hambra Dairy Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-09

Fresh buttermilk. FL Paso Dairy.
The evening world., 1911-10-07

Coach Herman p. Olcott and his as.
~sistant. Tom Reilly. have been working
hard all week TO whip the New Yor,,
University football eleven into ahape for
their opening game OF the season with
Muhlenberg College to-day. Practice on
the heights gridiron has been held every
afternoon. The Clinton and Commerce
High School teams were met In practice
games during the week and gave this
heights warriors E chance to get a taste
OF real football before entering into their
engagement to-day.
Although Elliffe, Wheeler. Murphy.
Gorsch, ex-Capt. Galloway and Yule, the
star fullback, are lost to the eleven, Thu
team this YER IS a good one. but the
development of a new punter to replace
Yule is giving the coaches considerable
worry. Halfback Moore has been prac.
Using kicking all summer and has be-
come apro1cientdrop-klcker, but he lacks
ability as a punter. Coach Olcott Ia
taking much pains with Capt. Brennan
n Won Egloffston. who both give
promise of developing into punters.
Brennan is playing ct Jules old place
The evening world., 1911-10-07
MC0Y KNOCKS OUT
SAVAGE IN FOURTH
ROUND BROWNS
Manager Morgan's Clever
Handling Enables Veteran
to Score Another K. O.

II surely looks rs though KID Mccoy
is the original comeback. for he easily
Knocked out Jim Savage OF New Jersey.
considered one OF tho most promising
heavywc!ghts we have h~ereabouts, in
four rounds at the show at Browns
Gymnasium.
THIS makes the fourth straight knock.
out he has scored since his GENTRY to
the arena some two months ago. The
other *. O's were not Impressive, but
his showing against Savage leads one
to believe that Mccoy will cut a wide
swath In the ranks OF the present
leavyweights before he Is moved down..
McCoy's showing against such q husky
young chap as Savage Is q big sur.
prise. To dispose Of such a fine soec.-
men Of muscle and Drawn. c~leverness
and strength. as Savage possesses. 10
a big feat for a fighter who has been
in the game sixteen years and has
t%hlrty-nine years behind him.
The house was filled. Not a seat was
vacant. a majority OF the spectators
fearing that Savage would prove the
crafty McCoy's Waterloo. He probably
would have had 4, not been for the great
naHulns py MS manager, Danny MOT
gan. who coached him and revived him
when he looked all in after the third
round.
The men had hardly shaken hands In
the first round. when Mccoy sent his
man TO the floor with a short left hook.
Savage was up In a second and stalled
through the rest OF the round. The
second round was all McCoy's too, but
In the third he met with siff oppos!-
ton. and when the bell sounded his
weak underpinning was almost giving
away.
Many OF the ans thought that Mccoy
would surely be knocked out IN the
fourth session. and made for the door.
However. the advice handed him by his
peerless manager. Morgan. gave him
new courage. and he rushed Savage
into a corner and put owe the punch
that laid him fiat on his back.
The evening world., 1911-10-07
Tom Tnes:S Exalted Idea
of What It's Worth to
See Wolgast Box Here

place. the scene shifted from the side
walk TO the quiet OF Minehost Con a.
dimes dining-room, and here, amid TIE
wondering g~lanoes of walters. Jones,
Morgan and others began another
threshing. II was a quiet, well-behaved
threshing. and Charley White was I'M
disturbed in devourlng the light lunch
with which he improved the opportu-
nifty.
There was already before the man
ayers q telephoned offer of SIG, 900 from
Mcmahon Brothers OF the Empire A., c..
Tom O'Rourke came to pat hrst and
ventured a bid OF $4,000 for the match,
specifying no club, Gil Bong was next,
and ne offered sI2. 900 fiat, with 70 per
cent OF all receipts above $1,000. Here
O'Rourke announced his retirement
from the race. and Morgan sank into
profound meditation. and from the ex-
preston OF his face II was plain that
he was analysing the Bosg proposition
down to the last nickel. He thought and
thought, and might have been thinking
ye, a not Jones broken up the think
party,
p Jones's suggestion was that II Is al
ways quito fetching to have tho money
on the table when playing cards, and
accordingly he suggested that the whole
thing DO put over until to-day. when
each bid would Re made IN writing and
accompanied by cash or cheek for i,OO0
BonH wanted to make Il -, 200. but Nor
gan and Jones didn't want to see so
much money lying around. n so In
sisted that tho guarantee bo 1900, Then
was general rood feeling about thu
board, ana after q while Jones' broke
up tho party by h%urrying away.
Another rub; Jones insists. ana do
elaros he will pernist In insisting. that
woigast get a Hat $is,Sco, At which
Morgan laughs s%corinHly because tina,
would leave Brown only half as much
out of tho best offer the bont Is likely
10 get. Jones argues hat Wolgast Il
the card and has a title at stake. while
Morgan oddly enough d~isaerees with
him. lie "a Brown IL the real card
because. he lays. no waiioped tho cham
pion. and anyhow Jones will come down
But to-day win tsil-maySe.
The evening world., 1911-10-07

.,
A y event Is edu OF . O'Clock
~ this afternoon. At that time Tom
4 Jones, Danny organ ct al. will
once again gather In the Metropole re-
fectorv ana once a9s,, thresh II out.
Th,. wyu MAKE tho third ,hreshinp this
,n"r a., go : 49, .nough 90 NO
n.y.. -, uy..... $500,
dict th"t uhe al
Brown encounter VIII Dc puiied OH at'er
all, bu. OF course tat Is mere guess
work.
Tho lightweight champion and his
doughty rival for the title for some
time have been matched 10 EXCHANGE
clonts I'M, no, wishing 10 waste mo
swaetness ~ ,heir endeavor unon The
desert air are highly DESTROYS of eating
n n.ht club &c. stage the m~eetins-for a
MONETARY eon~sideratlon. And rlgh,
here comes the rub, for there are ind,
The evening world., 1911-10-07
Y. y. Plays Muhlenberg
In First Game of Season

at full and has already shown himself
TO BIO a speedy line plunger, Cumfort
and Won Egloffston are fighting It on:
for left halfback and will both be given
a trial to-day. Moore will hold the po-
sition of right half. Fred Kopf. last
years centre, Will again be seen at that
position. florence. last years centre
on Vermont, who was expected to give
kopr a tussle for the pivot position,
has not as yet put In an appearances.
Ex-CApt. Galloway's place II quarter
back will be allied by Nixon, who Is a
heady player and a fine Acid general.
At the ends Coach Olcott will hay.
Tom Crawford. the old standby, and
either Drsssler or butcher. Thompson
and Wesley. two former High School of
Commerce men. will hold down tho
tackle positions. Mckay. Andradi and
Weiners. the former De Witt Clinton
football hero. will alternate as guards.
Two youngsters. that ARE showing M
hns and may be given a trial to-day are
James. a halfback. And Earl Huntey,
q quarterback.
The New York University eleven Is
now the only college team In Greater
New York and Capt. Brennan and his
pigskin chasers are determined to make
q good showing.
The evening world., 1911-10-07
GIANTS TO HELP DODGERS.

It has been found necessary to make
n slight change in tho programme OF
the benefit TO be rendered John II. Nell
don at Washington Park. Brooklyn. to-
morrow afternoon. Instead OF q whole
brooklyn team meeting the Highlander
In the feature there will be six Brook
ign players and probably three cham
plon Giants, Hal Chase and his entire
team Of New York Americans viii b.
on hand. and Il 10 worth q small jour
ney to see Hal cover the initial sack,
ono OF his star pitchers will be In th'
box. II hos besn decided to start the
game at 3 o'clock. but before the 6,a-
mond clash begins there win be two
wrestling bouts In front OF tho grand
stand.
The evening world., 1911-10-07

i had trouble with nv outfleld right
aiohg until | secured Devore and got
MIN going right. When eyinou broke
down decided to make an outnelder TO
SUIT myself. and / gave ~Snodgrass the
nance on account OF his hitting. | had
wanted Murray for a long time, and
when got the chance | traded for him.
lhat gave me a strong outfeld, and I
ADDED Becker to make It stronger. All
this time ! had my mind on speed
flctcher proved "A find for n shortstop.
ana thcn Herzog came along and made
'he thing complete. regard DcvlIn "a
one OF the hes, ball PLAYERS in tho world
nut when his legs got IA little had do
clded to let him rest up. lie can play
any position I'm the ,nGeId ana -,
well. $3.50 "N' ~
Another player OF whom I am mar.
ucularly proud Ia Chief Movers Won
doubtless remember how he vas crit.
clsed when he nrst started. Wei. |
saw thnt no was "a great hitter ana /
knew that he had plenty of detormIna.
ton. gave him a chance to make
good and no did not d~isappolnt me
You would have to 60 n long way right
o TO find a better catcher than
Meyers. His hitting has hoen a big fac.
tor In winning this pennant. and he is
throwing as well as N OF them"
wa INV w g'u HttNuNt Tor the
Giants being able to 60 at such n gait
all season and not break DOWN." |
asked OF McGraw.
That was due entirely 10 the wonder
full condition OF the team whom they
left Marlin. Tex, last spring" h. re-
piled. When the Giants came En- q,
last spring Jimmy McAlear OF the
Washington team told mo that he
nevor saw a ball club in betier condl-
ton, That was true Tho climate OF
Marlin Is Ideal for training a ball club.
and they had enough o. II to get thom
tight for a long campaign.
~ do not believe In these shor, trims
OF two or three weeks Into tho South.
Players In that time get Just enough
OF work 10 make them liable 10 at.
taNks from the cold when they strike
the Northern climate. 1t takes nye M
SIX weeks OF hard work to condition a
ban club. II may not toll right ut IN,
start of tho season. but when ths
clubs come down to tho stretch ths
carry training viii max itself felt
or course We nave born lucky in no,
having any serlons injuries, but | also
attribute q lot OF that to tho superb
condition OF tho team"
'1tow 10 you think they oomn,r,
with the tthleticse"
II haven't seen tho Athletics" re.
piled the Giants ser. "But IL ,hey
beat these boys they viii have tn.
credit OF having gone some. TIL,
GIANTS VIII civ them q tough nght and
l am banking strongly on the youth OF
my club showing to advantage. ThS
WORLDS series win depend largely upoI
the pitchers, but think We are jus, \,
stronr In that department as tho Ath,
istieA" 10.