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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-26
second pay Setter Races.

GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, Jan.
25.-The second days running of the
National championship race brought
out two contests.
The first brace down consisted of
Settlers Milton, owned by j. f. Hindes,
Baltimore, Md, and handled by j. T.
Jones, of Baldwin, Miss, and Pow
haitian, owned by Hobart Ames La
Grange, Tenn, and handled by W.
II. Martin. Milton found two beyies
and pointed one rabbit.
Powhattan ran for an hour and 40
minutes, found two bevies and failed
to accurately locate another.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-26
Aviator Takes Grave Glance.

Los ANGELES. Cal, Jan. 25.-A
wind that blew in fiiful gusts kept
nil except the more experienced avia-
tors on the ground today at Domin-
guez field. The amateurs had been
warned not to fly by the representa-
tives of the Aero club of America.
Despite this warning several ascend
cd.
II was intended TO have four or five
experienced aviators make a mimic
attack tonight on three torpedo boat
destroyers in San Pedro harbor. TO
demonstrate the use Of the aeroplane
in warfare. but because of a fog. 1t
was postponed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-26
SPORTING SMALL TALK
ALL LIVE TOPlCS----AT HOME AND ABROAD

time yesterday. He is on his way to
Colmsyille, whore he hopos to and
the management Of the proposed MIA
Continent team. CollnsNIlle Is aiire
with enthusiasm over the ne" clasue
and VIII have "A representative at the
league meeting in Muskogee fehru-
ary -. Campbell is we'll known there
and viii probably be given fun author
ity to see the dead through. Campbell
managed the Altus team in the okla
homa-T Texas league last supsoa, was
once at the head Of the Bartlcsvllle
club, and was also once upon q time,
connected with the CINCINNATI team.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-26
REriBACH SIGNS WITH CUBS
President Murphy Agrees 10 Twirl-
cr's Terms and Everything
IL Lovely.

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-Pitcher Ed
on whom President Muir
ply, Of the Chicago National league
club WAS given waivers and who Muir
ply threatened to sell to minor lea
que club, signed years contract
with Murphy today at Reulbaehs $
terms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-26
WORLDS RECORDS BROKEN
Shopt Put and 5000 Meter Kun
Marks Made In I. A. A. G. Meet
At New York.

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-fwo
worlds records went by the board at
the annual athletic carnival games
Of the Irish American A. C. held in
Madison Square Garden tonight. The
first to go was the record for throw
ing the is pound shot when p. Me-
Donald threw the weight a feet and
one-one inch. The former record
was AZ feet and . inches. In the
5000 meter run George Bonhag clip
ped II 1-2 seconds from the record
made last summer by Louis Scott at
Celtic park.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-26
MFARLAND AND ERNE SIGN UP.
Paclty and Philadelphia Boy TO go Six
Rounds in New York.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.-An-
nouncement was made here today
thday that "ackey" Mcfarland of
Chicago and Young" Erne Of Phil
adclphia have been matched to fight
six rounds at the National Athletic
club here on February Z. The fight
ers will weigh in at 1873 pounds at
6 o'clock on the night Of the con-
test.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-26
s.s cs.9..sSs.gssgJ. 9s.1
. WITH THE BOWLERS. .
Y.90.o.o.'9...:aN99.99.oo9

"Lucky' Frank Winburg. the
cleaner Of the Optimos in the city
bowling league was just a little bit
"off' IN last nights game with the
Earles with the result that the lat
ter team won out in the contest The
oilers likewise defeated the Opu-
mos. Luckfield, OF the oilers, de-
veloped n new "s"rew" ball, which
proved to be the real thing. making
six wide splits
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-26

NTw YORK. Jan. 25.-Manager
wolverton Of the New York Ameri-
can club today announced he had re-
ceived the signed contract Of Pitcher
$. p. Shears. who was procured from
the Paris club Of the Blue Grass
league.
He is six feet two inches In height.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-26
RnMliny Record BrOkcn.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y. Jan. 25.-
What is believed to be a worlds rec
ord for one game by two-man team,
was established here today by Reisky
and Kondolf. bowling against two
two other teams for a side bet. Rois-
ky rolled 267 and Kondolf 266 for a
lU.al OF 533.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-26

DETROIT, Mich. Jan. 25.-The
Detroit American league baseball
club has sold Pitcher Ralph Stroud
TO Buffalo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-26

Jimmie Kelly wen known 10 Tulsa
fight fans, was caller at the sport
ing editors office yesterday, Jimmie
had with him Art MagrI, the Kan
sas city man who recently defeated
both Guy Buckles and Tommlo Smilh,
at Rarlesyillc. Jimmie thinks u lot OF
Magirl. Jimmie seems to be Of lhe
same opinion as many others that
the boxing game can be rc-opened IN
Tulsa. and he is anxious to assist
along those lines. Jimmie regretted
that he did not have time to meet
all his friends personally while IN
Tulsa. but said that he desired to say
hello" to thcm through these coI'
umns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
A Good Starter.

A Good Starter.
(From judges Library)
jones' said La make our cook get
up early in the morning.
Smith-Did you?
JOnes-Yes She left on the early
train yesterday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
Twenty Famous Men
By Thomas Taper
ONE WHO IS LIVING.

that can be had about how people
have lived The buried city of Ostia
as it lies before the explorer Is pre-
cisely like a history Of the United
States in your hands When you read
the history you must try to see the
life of which IL tells. That is the only
value IT has. To professor Vaglieri the
excavated city Of Ostia is a vOlNme OF
history Everything he finds in Il is
a word, and by reading the words, one
by one, he learns about the life that Is
told in them He knows what kind Of
builders lived in those days. He dis
covers how the houses people lived in
were arranged for use and comfort. He
sees in the art treasures he finds how
the human mind reached out to do
beautiful things.
In Busy Rome.
He finds the principal street Of the
town, leading from east to west In II
he sees the traffic passing daily from
Rome to the sea and return The thea
ter tells very plainly that the people
were lovers OF pleasure Even the ma
chineTy for stage setting and for lift
ing the curtain is here. And II all
seems to say that. after all, life was
very much the same IN its desires then
as II is now
Some day. professor Vaglierf hopes to
find the Wnarves and the buried har-
Dor, where probably there will be dis
covered in the sand an ancient ship or
two. Today, he says, Rome is city
Of little industry; a non-producing city,
because 1T IS not directly connected
with the sea But in the days Of Ostia
It was so connected And maybe II
will be again.
Many good results can come from
this mans digging up ancient things,
for back OF them is Hfe-and that is
never ancient
You should read about the work Of
this man. It will make plain to you
how valuable the work Of the scholar
IS He is no mere lover Of old statues
and the life for themselves. To him
they shed light upon the great ques-
lions OF life. which are as impOrtanf
"As the years fit by" he says. the
importance Of Ostia. a lesson in stone,
will steadily increase, and before my
mission is at an end I hope to make
It visible to modern eyes as it was be-
fore Christ trod the earth and history
began"
This man IS justly famous. because
he is making his work speak
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
LITTLE Boobies PA
By WILLIAM F. KIRK.

A TOOK Ma & Ne to the circus
~ last mite. Pa sed all the after
\ noon that he dident want TO go
but that he only went e. please Ma &
me. But I nOtised after he had got
to the circus that Pas eyes was all
the time sticking out harder than
mine, eeven- Thare was three rings
in the circus & I bet Pa dident miss
a single thing that was going on in
any of the rings
Wen we got TO the Garden to go
in. Pa introduced Ma & me to gen
His naim was Dexter Fellows. Wife.
sed Pa, I want you to meet my old
pal Dexter. Mister Fellows. this is
my family I dident care much about
cumming myself. sed Pa, but wanted
the wife and kiddie TO see the show.
That's what they all say, sed Pas
friend That's what my father used
TO say to me wen I was a littel kid
and was took to the show by him.
He used to tell all the neighbOrs that
he was only doing it for the boys. Mis-
ter Fellows sed- Well, walk in. and
see the most grandest glorus & glitter
ing aggregashun Of male, female &
neuter talent wich was ever shown in
three rings.
We had fine seets & Pa started rite
in for TO brag about the seets. That
y. the way with me, sed Pa, newer
do anything by halves, I go the lImmit
always. Thare is no use in beeing a
piker, Pa sed- Eether git good seets
or stay hoam.
You onant say. sed Ma. I see that
YOU are trying to make yourself out a
prince at the expense Of Mister Fellows,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

T is easy to make up many lists OF
20 famous men; but very difficult
i to settle on THE 20 famous men.
In fact, the latter is impossible Too
many famous men have lived to reduce
them to that number
a good many people have been IN
terested, of late, in famous men Some
Of them, perhaps, have looktd up the
meaning Of this word; It comes from
the Greek, and means to speak Inc
famous man speaks his message to
the world, and leaves what he does as
a record
There is a remarkable article in the
Cosmopolitan Magazine Tor Marcn, 1917.
entitled New SplendOrs OF OLD Rome
It tells about the discoveries Of pro
fesSOr Dante Vaglieri. This scnolar IS
ceVOting himself to uncOVer1ng the re-
mains Of the ancient seaport city OF
OEtia- He is bringing to light the cyl
dences Of a civilization older than the
ancient cities Of Pompeii or Hercu-
laneum.
After years Of study and preparation
this man began to dig in the earth to
find the spiendOrs that remain OF the
once famous city Of Ostia- He has been
doing this for four years. Meanwhile,
the earth has been revolving on Its
axis, as usual, the world has kept go
ing on, people have loved and worked
and tried to meet the increased cost
Of living. But in the midst OF all
these present day problems. professor
Nagliert has kept on digging to dis
cover a thing that disappeared from
sight centuries ago.
Is He Wasting Time3
Is he wasting his time in these days
Of practical affairs2 Or is what he is
doing worth while?
To answer these questions we must
be sure we understand what he is do
ing. In the course Of his work he
finds statutes. columns, mosaic floors.
archWays, coins and the like They all
form q part of the now ruined city.
Look for a moment at the buildings
and the life that animates any modern
city today, then close your eyes and
try to imagine what it would all be
like If II were burned under so feet
OF dirt for 1000 years
What would be the good Of trying to
find such remains2 This is the ques-
ton that cOnfronts professor Gaglieri
And his answer is this:
The world today, and every person
in 1t, is benefited by ali the knowledge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
Danderiir1e
Makes your hair grow long, heavy and
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.Dsnderine Is TO the hair what fresh showers
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goeszright to the roots, invigorates and
STRENGTHENS them Its e1hilarzting, stimuli
ting and life-prOducing properties cause the
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and few weeks use viii cause new hair TO
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Immediately after applying little Dan
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IF YOU wish to double the beauty Of your
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# you care for beautiful, soft hair and lots
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
IF YOU ARE A TRIFLE SENSITIVE

About the size OF your shoes, many people
can wear shoes one size smaller by shaking
into them Aliens FOot-Ease, the anti
septic powder for the feet. 1t makes tight
fitting or New Shoes feel easy, and gives
rest and comfort to hot, tired. swollen,
aching feet. Try it today. Sold every.
where, 25c. Don't accept aRy substitute.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
All Outdoors Laughs
Forget Your Troubles
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX

Can't you forget them now It Is
spring.
Initiate nature. and to initiate her.
and learn her ways, you must get out
doors.
If you have a sorrow. four walls viii
make IL grow If you have been i'll
treated staying at home makes your
grievances multiply. You grow sour
your blessings through the wrong end
o. magnifying glass.
You make mountains Of mole hills
and every little hill becomes insur-
mountable-
You need the sunshine, and the great
outdoors You need to get into closer
touch with nature that you may laugh
when she laughs, and that is nine
tenths OF the time
She is giving her best Illustration
OF happiness, and how TO attain il Just
now. but you can't learn that lesson
in its completeness II you study her
ways indoors.
You need the spring in your lungs as
well as In your mental and spiritual
being; you need outdoors in the same
way that house needs ventilation.
Get in the Sunshine.
Let the sewing wait. A tuck less in
a garment isn't as important as letting
out a tuck in your spiritual being.
Don't scrub and burrOw around look
ing so hard for dust in your home
that you don't get your share OF the
sun outside Don't limit yourself 10
labor. when nature is waving q laugh
ing invitation to you to come out and
play
There are parks. and woods and
country roads all needing exploring.
Charming little hooks just fitted for
spreading lunch; ferns are beginning
to appear. and little brooks have a way
OF showing in unexpected places, and
laughing as they go on
All outdoors laughs You must let
house worries wait, and get out and
laugh, too. When you return. you will
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

Ma sed. But in any event let US settle
down now & watch the show.
The very first thing that tbay had
was a CRATE speck-tacIe called The
Court Of Antony & Cleepatry. That
seems vary material to me sed Pa. It
maiks me think Of the many times I
was presented at courts myself DOant
You think Antony looks like me- sed
Pa.
No. I doant. sed Ma. he has a better
waist line & besides, I think Che only
courts that YOU was ever PRESENTED at
must have been the court Of general
sessions or sum justice courtA DOan't
try to kid me, sed Ma, .aboht yure
grateness I have yure number
Then the animals calm on. Thsare was
y ellefunts & eech one Of ttiem had
keeper. Look at that tremendous
beest in the middel, sed Pa to Ma Note
his massive strength. Doesn't heI remind
you Of me, sed Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

had a couple Of guns on him and was
going over to JuareZ TO clean up the
whole command all BY himself The
command is still uncleaned, however
He didn't know anything about being
United States cavalry captatn-the
morning paper says he is one, how
ever.
Carl Hill. whose home Is in Malaga,
n. II, but who halls from Chicago,
ran UP against q new game in Ciudad
Jaurez Wednesday afternoon and lost
S109. He played the old bowling
game by which so many suckers
have been caught recently. Then,
when he had lost SO in cash, he handed
over a certificate for 500 on the
Western Metropolis National bank OF
san Francisco However, he wired
that bank to stop payment and he may
save the 500.
Fresh fish arriving daily at ArdOin's
Market Quick delivery system
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

There's a dance Of leaves IN the aspen
bower;
There's a litter OF winds in the
beachen tree;
There's q smile on the fruit. and a
smile on the flower,
And a laugh from the brook that
runs to the sea"
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
" HERE are seasons when nature
seems to give a patient smile. as
If she would like to laugh. but
the burden OF gray storm clouds is
too heavy.
There are other seasons when. bleak
and desolate. she turns q bereaved face
toward US These seasons do not last
long.
Taking her u months in the year.
she furnishes a splendid and inspiring
example OF a brave and happy spirit
Her frowns do not last. and when she
smiles into sunshine her smile is 90
bright the frown is forgotten
OF all the seasons when she is hap
Piest and gayest, there IS none like
spring It is then that she fairly bub-
bles over with Joy. She filters, in
every melting snoWdrOp, she wrinkles
in every fresh blade Of grass: she
chuckles and giggles and smiles in
every sign OF the season
Can't you take a leaf from her note
book2 The winter may have been hard
for you, perhaps harder than your best
friends dream or know 1t IS to your
credit Il they don't know. Don't tell
them.
Forget Your Troubles.
You have had your dark skies. your
clouds, your storms. your tempests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

Mrs 7. A: do not think it ueces-
sary 1Or you to consult physician
ABOUT your weight You can EASILY
remove your burdensOme fat at small
eGprnss- by dissClving 4 ounces Of 05I-
nOus IN u pints hot water and taking
q tablespoonful before meals. This
splendid tat reduCer Is very safe TO
take ana VIII not inJure your health.
II viii leave your skin free from Wrin-
kles and flabbiness. No dieting y, is
necessary v,
Ida p You can't be too careful about
the shampoo you use Soap and pow
ders should never be used on the scalp
To properly cleanse your hair and
scalp without any danger Of injury to
the halr you viii Ind nothing 10 equal
a teaspOOnful of csntrrDX dissolved fn
a cup Of hot water. TOu- hair viii
rinse easily. dry quickly without
streak king or brittleness, and take on
an added lusrre and tluffineSs that
VIII last. 10 shampoo is 50 effective
In removing dandruff, scalp irritation
and promoting hair-health by keeping
the scalp perfectly clean
Mrs. S. NJ: Your complexion is
shiny from the use of greasy cold
creams If you viii mix an ounce OF
almOzOin and teaspOOnfuls glycerine
In = pint cold water, and use this
greaseless beauty cream night and
morning. you will not be bothered with
a muddy. greasy complexion. It win
make your skin ever so soft smooth
and beautiful. 1t clears and refines
the skin as no other cream 1 have ever
used viii. and is q sure preventive
against chapping. blackheads and en-
larged pores.
c. ". r: Oils. vaseline and most of
the dope called hair tonic viii never
help your hair and scalp troubles The
best remedy for Kidding your scalp Of
danoruff itching and stopping your
hair from coming out is made by mix
ing together 1 ounce quinzOin = pint
alcohol and = pint cold water This
dependable remedy viii not make vOur
hair oily or 'stringy." but win make Ii
soft and glossy. Used twice a week
Il keeps the scalp in p healthy condf-
ton and promotes a vigorous growth
Of glossy hair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

sed Pa. not thare panther-like quick
ness & thare prO-digus strength. Why
sed Pa, sum OF them are wonders. I
wUd like to bet that sum of them wud
eeven give me a good battel, sed Pa
OF course, I wud git them in the long
run, Pa sed, but L wud know had been
in a battel.
Bobbie. sed Ma, let yure father rave
& let US look at the trained seeIs.
What DO you like about trained seeIs
sed Pa
Beekaus they doant talk. sed Ma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
Health and Beauty Hints
BY MRS. NAE MARTIN.

Rose To rid your skin of that shiny,
greasy, sauOW look and make it appear
charming ana youthful you can use
nothing better than a lotion made by
dissOlTing 4 ounces suprmaZ in y Tint
witch hazel Cor hot water), then adding
. teaspoOnfuls glycerine- This lotion
Will clear and Whiten your skin, make
ii smooth and velvety, and give you a
beautiful complexion II costs very lit
tie, VIII not show on the skin like pow
der does, ana. when you wear a veil
VIII not rub off so easily. This Is
really a wonderful cOmpeiOn beauti-
fer and one which every woman should
use
Phoebe: II a strong light hurts your
ewes and makes yOu sQuint YOU should
at once take steps to correct this
weakness. Get an ounce Of crystos
and dissolve II in a pint Of water Put
g few drops Of this soothing tonic in
each eye daily and you viii soon find
your eyes greatly strengthened, clear
and sparkling. No remedy has so far
been found to equal this excellent tonic
for correcting weak. lnflameO eyes 1T
makes them healthy and strong and is
used by many actresses TO make their
eyes. sparkle
NJ W: To permanently remove
those hairs, mix a little powdered della
tone with water. then spread on hairy
surface After two or three minutes
rub off. wash the skin and the hairs
are gone. This is painless method.
and after using the delatone the skin
IS left soft and without a blemish-
y B. X: For your chronic condition
or III health take a tablespoonful OF
the following tonic before each meal.
Dissolve IN = pint alcohol, y cupful
sugar and ! ounce kardene; then add
not water TO make a fuH quart Ih'sI
eEcellent systeIn-ucnic and bIood-pGrl-
Ter gives splendid results in tCning
up the body. restoring lost appetite
and color to the complexion, removing
plmples, Hver-blOtcaes and sauOwness.
After taking a few loses YOU VIII note
big improvement in the condition OF
your health. Tt is a great energizer
and health restOrer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
COWBOY Is ROBBED
OVER IN JUAREz
SAYS Wife Was Thrown Into
River and He Is Go
inc 10 Shoot.

Robert J. Parrish, a cowboy on the
T X ranch near Goliad. Texas, says
he was robbed in JUarez yesterday Of
SAY in money and d watch that cost
him SIS He does not know who got
the money, but says he was held up
and had Il taken from him He says
his wife was with him at the time,
and. that she was thrown into the river.
He reported the matter to the Amer
lean consul. and the Juarez and FL
PasO police, but declares he got no
satisfaction and last night he said he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

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to
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

He does in a way, sed Ma, he looks
fat enuff The only differns, Ma sed,
is that he is provided with keeper
Then the Japanese wrasslers CAIN out
They was all big men & thay was as
fast as litening. Look at them, wife,