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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-24
0ialIcaOerla tansea.
Seumbteu anaebEttt ole sSpIt ~
aHgeieelidlen 3'0efcu.
ollen aeritr iein.

0afbiu9ton, 20. Rco. qluf gerun-
iaiIuug oes @ieneral QoFtmeiiters
iuuroen 9eute In II oar ar6fler
Gtdhie oss 2anoes @ertaftunaen por
|173 aHgebIifen GJerBttn porgenom
nieR, bic Elm @jeih6ft o1raus MAIDEN
iolen. Tcgenannte mleoitamtnfe, 81,
an unaeieBIit6en 3ipcdIn qebrdudil
msrhen, ourh Die 9}oii 3u p&ri6iden
Die 3aM Der @ertafiunaen in Sen
tin3elnen Stdoten piyo ME foIat anl
seatbsn:
Relp gprt 2; 9uffoIo 8; 0i!is.
burgb Z; sSnbianapplis 5; ghiclgo
.9i ct. 9am 5; Sort Worib A; St.
2euis 8; omaha 4; Stldbpma Stir
.5i 9ortlanb, Ore. 9; Denner 5,
Ssattle s; Snntane s.; San 6ranrise
c9 Z; Catiano. 8al4 s; 2os Wnae!es
.3; Sun sSeie B; Mabile 8; Wlarietta,
%. 8; Dallas 8.
Sc sipei in Mlbaan. g9afbiagton,
mempbis. 9irminafam gIeoelune.
GteubenDile. 3D.; DnIllib Winon1
Mlinn.; San Muinnin, 6oaifon. 9er
Orleans. aanfas Ctr. Iopeta une
a!umena, Sal.
Sc eine in alttanto, Cincinnati.
1cIebp. minneapoIis. GuIpeiion,
Salt 9afe Stir. sStaaca uub Glmira.
gl. a.; Gait GranQe, n. g.. Cam
.coffer uno gine 9ans, gd.; gum6er,
lamb, mo; Gharfesiinn uno golum-
Tia, g. g.; eyddfpEnills. iFld.; Gn.
lumbus. Gprinqfiela. ~! 9trnou.
0apten unb gonpoh, Ohio; Sort
@opne uns Ierrs 0dllte, Sno.; 9eo
ria Su. 4dIama3oo uno Sron
!Riber, mid; 6plbgn, g}o,i W}usfo-
Gee, 0tla.; 9niAitd. Sos; Council
Bluffs, ga; 8eIlin9bom, Crescent
rn0 1atoma. mai6.; Saframento,
9etaluma. 6resno mO GIenbale,
Ral.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-24
0cgerl @ifers JAM.
Spa &erbaftuna uDa Selmas
aaten DerbiHDert babeH.
5tiue GntidrulOisntlg.

Maibington, 20. Gpp. 8illiam
8. @rap. ein anndlt bon 0ouftnn.
5eras, sr6ebt geoen 0ber 9unossz
anmntt miderfbdm bic 9eShulois
gunq. baB er in Sen aedtsaang zines
IN @unbesgerihten anbdugig gemah=
ten @erfabrens eingeariFfen unb bic
Selmaqnaten mo 8ean1ten Der
..Stanbarb 9iI gp. ssobn .. Irdz
bolh. $. 6. s5olaer ir. uno %. 6.
5eagIe Dor 9srbaftuna beipahrt babe.
@erhaftsbefeble, bic qe9en Die 0rei
eripGbnten Selmaandten erpirft !per-
ben paren. purben. inie @rdn bes
hauptet. auf ben fpe3tellen Muni9
nn0 8efehf bes Sber 8unoesan=
iDalts niflt bonitreft. geitern bate
6err @rah cine reht ftiirnliFde nH=
terreDung NIT Dem 0ber 9unbesz
dnpdLt. DieIer ipu, ME Giran te@
bauptet, 8ugeeeben habeR. oaB bic ges
qen 9lr6bolo, 5olger unb Seagle in
gerds ertpirtter @erbaFtsbefeble ouf
feinen 9efebl in bem 9ureau oes
9unoesmdri6aus in gleip g)ort auz
riidaebaIten noroen Ieien. 3ur
@edtfertiquno feines nlinoeitens febr
eigentiimIih erIdeinenben 8orqebens
fnll Mifsrfbam qeltenn genld9i baz
Ben, bab bic @roBsefdnorsnen geoen
Die erndbnten orei 9eanlten aer
pGtenoarb Sil go.4 9(ntlagen erbo=
ZEN hdtten. phue geniigenoe 8eipeife
gu baben.
@egen Spbn .. glrdbpIb, $. 6.
sSoIoer ir. uno 90. 6. Sedele mar bie
8eihu!0iaung erboben fporben, baB
fie ourd] ibre 8erbinbuna nit Der
0rqauifatton uno benz 8efhdftsbez
trieb Der ,Maqnolia Petroleum So =.
bic nit ibren SruItees unb duberen
Hetit Der ,Stanoaro 0il Co." in
&nfla9e3uftono eerIeBt fpuroe, BEN
8eitiinmunqen bes G6rmdn 9lntis
Sruii 9efebss 8uipioer gebdnoeIt
hdtten. Gran be6auptet, Dor ben
9rnBgeldmorenen, bic bic Quaeltqen=
belt unterTu9ten. feien geniigsnbe
9eipeife bdFiir erbraf)t poroen, baB
Mr6bplb, SSoIger ir. uno 5eagle i'm
8cfiB bon 80 9ro3ent Ser 2(ttien Der
> aMagnOIiu 93etroIium Co." paren.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-24
1aGttna Des caniabnnoes !.
Sine 8eriooe rnbiaer nnO crfprieflis
der Satiafeit abaeidIloiIen.

Berlin, 10. Nob. Der .s5anTas
6unb", bic Dor etfpa sipei syabren sur
Dabrung Der syntereiIen beutfden
6anbels unb beutfmer SnbuItrie ins
0eben gerufene @ereiHigung, Bat pies
oerum cine 4sriobe rubiger uno err
fprieBlitber 3dti9feit abqsFalofen.
Der 3tpeite bsutIbe 6anra .gaa, Ger
Ind an zine o6anIo Mode" oufdfoB,
LIT Elm groBer Grfefg getpeTen. Der.
bornfbnllid) oIs Gjegenqefpiht gegeu
IodroriTde Gonoertntershen unier Be-
teiliquna Isitenoer tonmer3ielIer 4reis
ie eegriinbete 8uno BAT feline @ers
3fueiqungen iibsr BOG g}eic6 immer
tpeiter dusgebehnt unb betrdfhtlitb ON
3dbI uub GiwIuB feiner AlitglisbeE
aelppnneu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-24
Sir Nen fyrieoen.
3erfaIIrn Der NlddItc Guropas
uisbt su beiiitaten.
,.glorsSentlse slanemsins 8eitnna. /.


Berlin, 10. g2ou. 0ie .Jlor6bents
ltbe aIaemeine 3eitung" tpibmsr m
ibrer gBohenrunoIhau ben 0erbdIts
niiien am 8oitan un6 ibrer Gntpides
lung cine ausfiibrlihe 8etrodltuna.
0ds offt3i0fe Srqnu Threiht: Sin.
aemetntame Q0iun9 Der OrientEraaen
uno bic nptlpenbiae Belpahruua oes
Ginpernebinens unter eeu @rofmahs
ten fanb i'm 2auf Der @ode berufene
Sfiirfprade.
SIN 6iulpetS hieranf erpdbut bns
Mlunoitiid Der giegieruna bic Bans
tettseoen bes britiicben glrefnierminis
tiers asquith unh bes frnna6iiIden
Yreniers poincorf, In nenen beibe
s5tdatsuldnne4 Is oIs bic gbIiht ihs
rsr Geaieruuaen ansFpredlen. ben
5}tieben nid1t 3u aefdbrben. c3leihs
seitig betont bic .Ror66. gtlIaemeines
ouh bic Ct getersburaer Dement'S
Der Wtelhunnen bon elmer rufIilhen
e5onocrpolitit sur qtusnubuna Der
oiterreicbiif ierbiItbef 9ontroberfe.
Die O5erpffi3i1Te fdlIieBt NIT Der
Spffnuna, bab bie @efiirhtnna. Gus
ropo toHne in stpei Fein6Iihe qoosr.
bas bet 1ripelentenie unb oas bes
8reibunoes. ausetnonberFalIen, lidl
nidt peripirtliheu tuer6eu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-24
9eutId)e Sfrie0er.
SSn SeattIe feieru tic Gin sldn.
scnS,s Set.
S6r bIH6euoer sersiu.

Seattle, Wa., 10. Rob. Der 0eut.
iae arieaer 9erein BON SeutiIe, mel.
cher Dor neuu Snbrtn BON II ebema.
li9en Solbaten Der beutfhsn armee
ge0riinoet murhe. nun aber auE na.
he8u $50 mlitaIieoer uno Elm itnttIi.
dles @ereinsnerni6oen IfoIs fein lam.
feierte aeiteru fsin @tiffunasfeH in
aldn5enoer Weir. ylabesu taufeno
perIonen, allie 0ereine Der Giobt uno
Idcoma reprdisntierenb, fanoeu Tih
In Der MoThinoton 6aIIe elm. Qrdfs
bent O. 8, 9onser hatte I'M @ereiu
nit eiuem fdhiqen @erqniiqunestomi.
tee Elm 9roBortiaes 9roaromm uuFr
geitellt nrb pdhrenb Sterepptiihe 8ils
Der Der bebeutenbIteu Ghlach.
ten oes Grieoes 1876-71 aeseiai
murben, prizes 6err Sonser in
fdpunapoIIen morten bic 6eIosnta.
ten Der oeutTfen Grieqer uno ehrtt
oudl bic 9ameraben. bic an pielen
blutiqen 9dmpfen teiloenpmmen. mil
ber @lonspuutt bes 1eIies mar biz
9tnfprache oes aaiTerl. DeutIben
9pnfuls Boron qBotFf bcn ooebuebt
fen. bic erfie 6ffentli6s NnTpro6e fell
Feinem @mt8antritt oor 3iuei cyobren.
Rebuer prizes bic GiniQfeit Der Deut.
fchen Geattles, ben Rorpsaeilf, Der
uanentIid oie Srieaer beIeeIc, unn
ftIob NIT einem branTeuben Sodh auf
ben 9aifer. in bas aIle @1ife beach
fiert einTtimntten. Dos bramatiTde
ToIent bes srieaers 9ereins bradte
Ipdter ben rrtomiltben S6nout Sin
Tog in Gaarbriiden" sur 9fuffiibruuq
unb Elm Boil beIhtoB bos I6Dne SET.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-24
@erbduamispeElc sdjieberei
Bel sem sserindI, einen sefGbrli9ea
Gjanner Ill serbaften.

g2eiD gort, 10. glDp. sSyn einsm
6Dtel biefsr Gta5t fiibrte gejfern Der
9erfuf, einea ange6Iih interndtioHas
fen gauner, namen8 6enrb 8ogel an
bsr6aften, 8u elmer oerbangnisbotIeH
GdieBerei. .6eurp 9ogel, feiue an@
qebIihe Geliebte, bic untsr bsm gios
men ,eotiie" tetdnat mar, Elm ffdDtis
f6sr Gje6eimpoIi3ilt, Sobn 2lasn nit
Ramen, puroen erfhoiieH. unb bier
anbere gerIonen, oen hsnen 3ipsi @je=
beimpoii3iitsu tporeu. tpurben idtper
Derlebt. @ogel ioIlte perbdFiet merz
ben, neil Elm Uld0dsu, namens Sos
p6ie 8eden0orF. ge9en Ign bic gef9Is
bigung erboben bate, baB er 9ienitz
mdo6en gum @teAIen uerleiis unb
ibnsn pann bic ositobIsnsH GsaAsn,
absaaIs.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-24

beiBt eiafad oaB mir ipurten miiTsn.
ais Die 9smolraten i'm 9eib .'ller
Rsaierunas3pei9e finn. Die gsr Nj
9nnaen fir eas SiSfaIiohr 1913 IA
.nliiiIeH bis sum 4. Mdrs qemg6t
nerben uno feben iomit Sem 9eto
ees Germ 2aft oFfen. tSs lit aber
aismIld iifsr. odB Iih btr uGdlte
.8ongreB itbs einasbene nit Der
.GmtsOquer alIer 8esierunqsauqefel
ten beihdfti9en miro uno 5mas ptne
Rudittht auf bic beiteben0rn sioiie
ioicalt @eiebe. tpeItbe cine peruaEtnz
g gamtentIaife qeTAcffsu habsr mas
ME in Der 4biiht bes 8ungref>. lag
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-24
Sur SSIttdIt sestunngen.
aOninl beitatigt 9eridlte Dpn eiran.
ianfeiten Der EerbeH.

guoapeii. llngarn. 19. glop. s)ier
II Der 0iterretchiF6 unqariIfe Sons
iul s5abp aus Witrplpiba einqetroffen.
Sc bal aus IeiHem qlmtslib flieben
miiHen. I'm fein 2eben Dor ben eins
geriidten ierbifden 6oroeu All rets
ten. oerr Sabp mar DON oen Gers
ben i'm stpnfuIsgebdube eingefchloTa
fen uno belpad5t iporoen. 9rob Der
geiuahung geIaug es Dem aonfuI,
gu enttommen uno barn mubte er
Den Gan0IdDaf Robipu3ar unter ben
9r0Bteu t5efabren ourdpdn0ern, nm
fidb In giderbeit su briugen. Gr bes
itdtigt Die 8eri6ts bon orauenbaften
Webeleien. Die ole Gerben dnsfiibrs
ten. In peiIem lImfan9.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-24
gSmroe eridloiTen.
Sin Stroifl inGte iidD is.uer 8erbai'
tiina III entsiefen.

Gbita9o, 20. gloD 6iu iDurbt
geitsrn obenb etn iangsr glann. nae
mens Jrbing Fdrrsa bon bsm itdotis
.fden qoli3iitsa Sobn Conan er}hofs
fen, neil er Iih ieiner 8erbdftuug
tpioerfsbie. garrell foIl, pis 6onou
bebduptet. has groBe Ghaufenftsr
eirier Dittid]nTt nit einsm Gieine
einoeipcrFsu baben. 2lts er bonn oers
baftet tperosn Follte, Fliihtete az in
bos grboeTAob isinsr elterli6en
mobnung. po6iu 6onan ibm folq.e
unb BON leinem asboloer Gebrauh
madte, ats 6arrea ii4 peigerts, ibuI
8u folaen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-24

s5n Ssattit, Wo, ifdr6 eeItern
d. sSobu g. Sunobsrg. ber fri6ers
.aE.4rifanti5e asRiaI in @aooao.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-24
Or. q)1nf uadl Wieu.

gaisn, &c. Rob. DIRECTOR cans
Orsaor bebaaptet, oaB er Dr.. aarl
n1ad, Observation-Disclosures Der 9srs
liner 5ofDper nnt Dirigenten oes
9pftoner GDmphonie Crdeiicrg. re
adpenmeiIter fir bic Miener 6doper
getponagn babe Or. U1ud fCn BEN
9rfien 6es nadh W1iinhtn ae6enoen
adpsnmtiifers Bruno WaItsr einnehs
men, fneItber an SteGs bes DerItor6es
Htu WsiIiers 5eIir MottI btrufsH 1T.
siette 3nitaHbe.
ggiibindton. 20. 3on. Naaior
Ri4ar6 GpiDsiisr. Der 90lgsiesf o0n
@oibiHaton. 3. e., erflart, bab ss
in ber gunoeshauptftaet g. 900
fhuIpfIthtiss aiRosr gibt, bic tsine
szz---~G. k4ft4AA&n-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-24
Sampf In gserito.
SedDs &erisHen habsn babel ilr 2eben
einaebiiff.

Stabt Ulerito. Wlerito, 20. 9oD.
syn Der Qdbs BON Yaniamo, in bem
mTitanjI6eH Gtaat @u1naiuato, lam
Is geitern a5enb gu eiuem bibigsn
Stanpf 5Ipiiden eiHigen qaubpdhtstn
unb Mebeuen. Sin l3uq Fubr mF oen
Gjeleifen oss @jnabalaiard 3tpsi9es
Der meritanifhen Central eiienba6n
in cine 9riide. auf Der bic @esiit ents
feyt mprben .DGren. Die Qolomotioe
unD snei 0asgons fielen in Den
TluB. Cine Qlbteiluna as6ellen ers
I1ien on oer lIgqliidsTtdHe unb
iDurbe bon Qah6f9dbtern, bic ii1 auf
BEN 3uqs bsFaHben, anaeariffen unb
suriid eetrieben. Bier Golbdien nnb
8lpei ggdTa9iere purben aet0tet uno
ne6rere g}erionsn lei5i psrmunbet.
glan glaubt. baB biz 8sbeQsn bsn
perungludten 3ag beraubea molten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-24
anarfliit psrbaftet.

SaragoiTa. GpanieH. 20. Roo. Die
gofgti nabm gsiteru ben 4par6iltsn
7grandsco San Wiaan in 6aft, bsr
in 1910 beinuIoigt mar, IN bgs
aomplott sur @rmor0nng bss lponis
F4en gtinifters bes Sunsrn, Geunor
Sc Ia gisrOd, Derluidelt gsiDeien su
Fein, Der aber dibt iirafrediIih Dsrs
folqi Durbs. San WliGon 1T oers
oahtig. elm gompiiss garbinag aes
usisa 81 isin. oeE ganaigias tri4ob.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20
BEAUMONT MAY GET
GALVESTON'S TEAM
Business Men Of Galveston
Turn Down Proposition
to Keep 1t.

San Antonio, Tex, Jan. 20.-Just as
it seemed as if the dove of peace had
settled calmly down on Texas baseball
matters it has become necessary for the
other teams to contemplate kicking
Galveston completely out of the league
for failure to pay $4,000 advanced 10 the
team during last season. Galveston had
made arrangements to pay this but the
angel laid down on the proposition,
it IS said. The result is a mail vote Is
being taken on the forfeiture of the fran
chise.
President Frank Devers of the Calves
ton team has an offer of $4,000 from
Beaumont for the franchise and Corsi-
cana is also a bidder This would permit
him to pay his league Indebtedness and
lay aside a few dollars. The matter OF
keeping the team in Galveston by the
payment of the indebtedness was put up
to the Galveston business men and turned
down. Beaumont is ripe Tor baseball
and has been trying to get back into
the Texas league for three years. The
men who offer to purchase the franchise
are responsible and would put a credit
able team in the field In many ways
Beaumont would fit better into Calves
toms place than any other city in Texas.
The mileage would be about the same
and it would not be necessary to make
a new schedule.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20
POLO TO BE PLAYED
AT THE FORT SUNDAY
Fourth Cavalry and Toltec
Club Teams to Meet on
Parade Ground.

The polo teams of the Fourth cav
airy and the Yellowjackets Of the Toll
tee club will meet on the parade ground
Of Fort Bliss Sunday afternoon and a
good game OF polo is promised. The
cavalry team has lost a number Of its
crack players, but il viii make the
matches more close. as many OF the
Toltec polo players have not had the
polo experience that the Fourth off
GERS had. which made the scores very
much one way.
The Fourth lineup viii be: Lieuts.
Cuuum, Cheney and THUS, and Sergt
Flint
On the YeIowjackets will be C.
Beers, Britton Davis Joe WadlingtOn,
Fletcher Thomas and Emmett Hines.
The game VIII begin at o'clock
Sundays game will be the first one
that has been played for some time,
as owing to the departure Of six troops
OF the Fourth cavalry, and the COM
ing departure OF the 2Sd infantry
things were too unsettled at the post
for polo games. It is the plan to have
the games continue every Sunday aft
eruOOn hereafter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20

, salary chickering's in the big league
I clubs II is nothing more than a special
contract. covering the training season,
/ When the player gets no salary, and
- days Of the playing season. No play
er can be offered q greater increase
/ than % percent over his salary received
a half OF work in the big leagues fast
company. If he makes good, a player
can be signed 10 a regular contract for
as much as he can get
One Of the greatest problems in sign
ing minor league stars has been the
difficulty OF holding them to moderate
salaries until they have proved their
worth Very often q lad who has made
a great rep" in some minor league de-
mands as big salary as major
league wet" in his first year with the
big league clubs. No club objects to
slipping big money TO sure-enough
make good before they stand big
pay
The sox's star pitcher, Ed Walsh, is
going TO be used by manager Callahan
to help break in the White Sox young
tWirlers TO a few tricks Of the slab
mainly the art Of holding runners close
to first base walsh has the trick OF
q half back motion that has caught
many one and keeps them all guess
ing
President Murphy. of the Chicago
Cubs is indulging in day dreams OF
the new baseball park he is contem-
plating building on the west side at
until this busch Of new parks that are
being put up ali over the country are
finished and then profit from them.
He wants to build a million dollar
plant that VIII be something for Chi
60 to be proud Of
"On the roof viii be a place for au-
tomobiles and flying machines. A base
f.aHr
ali sorts of curiosities pertaining to
the national game. There viii be a
swell cafe, and lot OF life sized stat
ues of heroes of the game. When visit
ors come to Chicago the first place
they viii go to see VIII be my base
ball park and then they viii all go
back home and talk about it." is the
way Murphy puts his plans
The Phillies wiz take IS men on the
spring training trip. The first work
viii begin at West Baden, the team
leaving the Quaker burg February "a.
the Phillies win hike to Hot Springs,
and spend the whole OF the month OF
March in traininng there.
Henry CHank) O'Day the new man
yer OF the Cincinnati Reds, was a IA
nous pitcher in his day He worked
eight years as a player la the National
league pitching five years for Wash
seasons for New York Connie Mack,
of the Philadelphia Athletics,
was O'Day-s battery partner for three
seasons in Washington
Buck" Ewing caught O'Day's curves
when "Hank7 was twirling for the
New York Giants.
O'Dav tells a good story Of how he
came 10 don the umpires uniform. One
Sunday IN Chicago 10 years ago, ODay
took a seat in the stand to witness O
game between Pop" Anson's White
Stockings and Patsy Tebeau's Cleveland
Spiders The regular umpire failed 20
put in appearance and president James
A. Hart Of the Chicago club asked
O'Day to officiate.
Pat Tebeau would never stand for
me-" replied O'Day. Hell insist that
one Cleveland and one Chicago player
should run the game
Febeau has no choice in the mat
ter, replied Nj. Hart. The home club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20

has the selection Of the umpire and I
want you TO work"
Hank agreed TO take the job. He
went under the grandstand, took off
OF trousers and a ball players shirt
and cap and umpired the game. There
was not a kick, even from Tebeau-
The next day Hank got a wire from
NICK Young the president Of the Ma
llOnal league, asking him to go TO
Cleveland and umpire six games, and
he accepted the offer. Before his six
days were up he received a letter from
president Young, tnclosing a schedule
for 80 days umpiring and a contract
Tor the rest OF the season at a liberal
figure. Hank signed it. followed up
the schedule given him. and for the
last y years he has been an umpire in
the National league. He made good
from the start an dtOday is considered
the ablest official in the country.
Secretary O'Brien, Of the New York
Giants. has booked that team to play
IN Washington on the second and third
or April, which VIII break the short
jump from Richmond before the OPEN
ing Of the season. The Giants have
not played in Washington since the
capital city was dropped from the Ma
tiOnal league circuit in 1899 Manager
MeGraW has not been in uniform in
Washington since he left the American
league, in 1902 McGraw and Clark
Griffith got their heads together and
figured out that the Giants ought to
be a big drawing card in the capital
ana that opposition from a big league
team was Just what they needed with
the season opening only a few davs
away, so that is how It all came about
Cleveland has four-league baseball
club organized to play the games on
Ice. They should have no trouble in
sliding to first base
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20

IOWA UNIVERSITY LEADS
IN WEEKS SHOOT CC0pl

Washington, D. c., Jan 2O.-The Uni
versity of Iowa led the Western Inter
collegiate Rifle Shooting league in the
first weeks shooting. registering 05l
out Of a possible 1000 points. Iowa was
pitted against the University of Mime
sofa, which scored $50. Other scores
were:
University of California 024, ". Pur-
due $50; University of Michigan $50. Ys.
University of Arizona SIG; Michigan
Agricultural college. Sl4 vs.. University
of Nebraska, defaulted; College Of st.
Thomas, 720 vs.. Kansas, defaulted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20

corner Myrtle avenue and North Ochoa
street. Charles J. Dickey, pastor sun
day school, GAS a. M morning worship
IL; Epworth league $50 p. m Evening
preaching service T:30. The pastor VIII
preach both morning and evening
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening az
s o'clock.
Highland Park Baptist Church.
Highland Park Baptist church. 7. 3.
Atwood. pastor. Sunday school, s-fo
a. m. F. II. 'SandersOn, superintendent
Preaching morning and evening by the
pastor. Morning subject, The last
days in the ministry Of Jesus Even
Eng subject. "A young man dangers
in FL Paso." The 3. 7. p. Z. meets
at $50 p. m The Grand View sunday
school VIII meet at 3 p. m. and the
study OF the lesson viii be followed ~
a sermon by the pastor
Calvary baptist.
Calvary Baptist church, corner Mon
tana and Virginia streets. r 7. Hanks
pastor. The Sunday school, $3.50 a m.
UP to date officers and 20 competent
From the mountain top to the valley"
and 7:45 p. m. The righteousness
which God requires B. z P. .. meet
in at $50 p, m
First Christian church, corner ore
gOn and Franklin. two blocks north OF
the Sheldon. Perry J. Rice, pastor Ser
vices viii be held Sunday as follows
Sunday school at $50 a. m; preaching
al II a. M. the pastor win preach both
morning and evening In the evening
the fifth chapter IN The life story OF
q young man" VIII be presented Tbs
subject will be, The secret OF ais
power
Lutheran Church.
Lutherans Of the Missouri synod
Your church is at 110s san Antonio
street. German services tomorrow at
1880 g. m Theme True faith the
only means TO obtain the good VIII and
the help OF the Lord" Matth- s, LA.
Episcopal Church.
Church OF St. Clement. Montana and
Campbell streets. Rev. Henry Easter,
rector. Holy communion each Sunday,
7.30 a m; also on first OF month ar
II a. m; Sunday school, $50 a. nj
morning prayer with sermon. II a. ms
m; celebrations on saints and holy
days. 10 a. m
Music. morning-Te Deum. Stanford:
Il desired wisdom" Stainer. evening
music. "Magnificat and nunc Dimittis.~
Tours ''Harkl Harks Nv soul" shelly.
Trinity Methodist.
Trinity Methodist church, Mesa and
Boulevard Sabbath school $50 a. m:
EpWorth league. $50 p N; preaching.
1915 a. m and $50 p M morning
theme. Life a voyage-Jes us the pi-
lot Psa- 107-30. Then they are glad
because they be quiet So he bringeth
them unto their desired haven" Even
ing theme, There is a Way-and there
is an end to the things OF time. DAM.
1913, But 90 thou thy way till the
end be-. for thou shalt rest and stand
in thy lot at the end OF the DAYS
During the last two Sabbaths IS have
been received ins9 the church 70 on
profession OF faith Special music BY
quartet at both services c. Wesley
WebdeM pastor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20
BELIEVE
IN GIRL PROPOSING

New York, n. Y, Jan. 20
Hiss Sylvia Pankurst daughter OF
Englands most prominent suffraget
and an enthusiast herself In the wo-
men suffrage cause. spoke against the
activity OF girls who take advantage
Of leap year to propose.
When asked IL she believed in the
right Of the young girl to take advan-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20
ENGLISH RUNNER WINS.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, Jan. 2O.-Aifred
Shrubb. champion middle distance run
ner of England, defeated William Queal,
American champion, in ten mile race
here last night by nearly a lap. Shrubb
gained a lap in the third mile, which
Queal was unable to overcome.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-20
BASKETBALL.
J : :. Z. 3 : 5 :. : 3. 3 3 3 8 !. Z

High school vs.. +. P. II. !.
The High school vs. E. 2. H. / is the
basket ball game on the card OF ath-
letic attractions at the "N'' tonight
Both teams have some new formations
Up their sleeves that they are planning
70 spring. and the prospects are that
the game win be hard fast scrap. 4.
The Afternoon Games.
This afternoon the Grammar schools
athletic league basketball game was
between the san Jacinto's and the
Sunset school The Painters fought the
Centipedes in the boy scout league and
the Black Hawks had q tussel with the
Cray Eagles
Cornell Defeats Yale.
New Haven. Conn, Jan. 20.-Cornell
defeated Yale at basketball here last
night, % 10 IT.