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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-11-14

Haa Been In That institutions Pos
i. sesaiot Since 186o-For Ages It Lay
!. fnn the Bank Of . River. In tho Upper
Peninsula of Michigan. r.
Employees of the Smithsonian insti-
tuition, Washington, have just finished
a heavy, job in NOV ing the Ontonagon
bowlder from. the institution to the
new National museum. This large
mass Of copper has been In the posses
sion Of the Smithsonian institution
since 1860. The bowlder is three and
one-half feet long, three feet wide and
one and one-half feet In its thickest
part and owing to the great density Of
copper weighs nearly three tons.
For ages this mass Of copper lay ON
the west bank Of the Ohtonagon river.
In tho upper peninsula of Michigan,
where it was known for many years by
the Chippewa Indians Of that region.
1t was not until 1766 that the first
white man, Alexander Henry, an Eng
l1sh adventurer and trader, visited this
remarkable specimen. During the next
seventy-fve years many explorers and
scientists followed Henry's footsteps
until tho bowlder became well known
as a meteorological curiosity. 1t was
undoubtedly worth several thousand
dollars, but its weight prevented any
one from making away with it. ::
In 1S41 Julius Eldred, a hardware
merchant OF Detroit, purchased, this
copper rock from the Chippewa In
dams. on whose lands It was located
and two years later, after many diff
culties, succeeded In transporting it
down the Ontonagon river, through
Lake Superior to Sault Ste. Marie and
THENCE to Detroit, where it was placed
on exhibition for short time.
=, Government Claimed IL.
Soon, after its arrival the government
claimed 1t, and toward the end Of 1S43
1t was shipped to Washington and de-
posted In the yard of the uuartermas-
ter's bureau Of the war department.
where it remained until 1860, when it
was transferred to the Smithsonian
institution.
Some years later the government re-
paid Mr.. Eldred for his tiIbe and en-
ergy in securing this bo|lder, con.
gress having appropriated $k.G64 so for
his relief.
- This specimen represents the first
.considerable quantity Of coApcr from
the Lake Superior region, IL district
which has since become oRo Of the
Important copper producing Regions of
the world. It undoubtedly kame out
Of the adjacent copper bearing rocks
and was probably transported south
ward a short distance during the gla-
c1al period in the glacial drift which
now covers that country.
The specimen, though larg& and In
teresting. Is not by any meanA the lar.
gest solid piece OF copper eveR. found.
Copper masses OF immense $iZe are
encountered from time to TIM in the
mines Of Lake Superior, and 4he lar
gest recorded was found in 1851 in the
minnesota mine. It measured forty
five feet IN length. twenty two Meet 1T
ITS Sreatest width and more thdh eight
IeeC nc It's thlckest part and coRtaned
over 90 per cent pure copperA The
total weight was about 400 tonsk
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-11-14

EnerS tic ncwsdealers arc needed in
every town to push the papers that
appeal to tho citizenry Of that par
ucular locality, and who will send or
ders for special papers that any crn
may call for. The newsdealer is the
natural handmaiden to the Journals
tic profession and trouble should be
taken to develop good staff at the
various strategic points throughout the
country. Another job cut out for the
National Negro Press Association.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-11-14

In all probability, the new publicity
concerning newspapers will be knock
out by the Supreme Court. where "a
case is now pending to test its consti-
tutionality Postmaster General
Hitchcock is quoted as saying that the
new provision. making all sorts Of alb
surd requirements, imposes a needless
restriction upon the press Of the coun-
try.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-11-14

The standardization Of advert Using
is one Of tho issues that tie PISS
Association is working on. in the
country our papers vary from l3c to
$l00 per unit for ADVERTISING charges
when the difference in circulation does
not justify such diff :rcnces in prices.
This is a serious matter and requires
sober attention.
r. = ssSggss nj no.. E4'ac u.s.. 81. ~ ss,,,s
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-11-14

The Star Of Zion has new press
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-11-14

Get a grip upon the circulation Of
your community, brethr:n of the press.
II is (, matter O fdiligenc9, persistence
aud good sense, together with a de-
livery Of the goods. The heads or e.
sponsible members Of ev%ry family
arc connected III some way with some
interest in your town They can be
reached through the church. the lodge,
business or professional or social con-
naation. CT hold d; the right string,
and pull it for all it IS worth. 1t will
pay big. Both the advertising and the
e9ircuation Of your paper can be
80 ostcd by getting around III lively
fashion among these various classes,
and Keeping thsir affairs before the
|, Ucoplc. Don't vas, time IN com
Wla,ning. Offer journal that is
Worth while and push it into the pop
"hlar notice. That is the way to make
your business a go"
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-11-14

Editors Of race papers, especially
those In sympathy with the. aims of
the National Negro Press Association.
arc urged to make liberal use of the
paragraphs appearing from time to
time in this department. In this way
The craft will come to know itself
better and the people will be brought
into closer touch with the men who
make newspapers and What they ar,
laboring to accomplish. a.
. Cyrus Field Adams, who has Just re-
tired from the post Of Assistant Reg
lster of the Treasury, is an exper-
fenced newspaper man, and may re-
turn to the harness actively IN a, few
months. With his brother. John
Quincy Adams, he Is joint owner of
The Appeal, published simultaneous
~ at st. Paul and Chicago. Many
years ago the Adams Brothers ran at
Louisville, Ky, bright paper known
as The Bulletin on which "A scOrn or
more OF successful young Journalists
won their spurs.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-11-14

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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-11-14

The Georgia Baptist, published at
Augusta, Ca by the veteran DR.. w.
j. White, rounded ont Its Ethirty-sec-
ond year a few days ago. The Geor-
sla Baptist is one Of the, standard
papers of the country and its sage
.ntterances on race issues are always
Instructive and Interesting s"..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-11-14

DO special editions $pay?" lis an
other Of the important, pgoblsms that
are scheduled for discussion by the
n. N. p. A" r.; /: -, r - ~ ~, { Is
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
BUR Sebunq ser @iiebsuft in Sra

CUR @ebung Ser @iebsudt in 8ra=
iilien fat itd in 2onSon cine @eie1=
idaft gebiloet. Sic perfiigt uber Elm
&opital bon flint Milionen 7o1ars,
0os nah 8e0orf erbobt mer0en iou.
Sic min id1on in nddlter 3eit NIT
ibren Sperationen beginnen. Sn $40
Toulo ioaen 5unadit @efrieranlagen
gr0Beren Stills erridtet mer6en. 9od)
niht blpB auf oielen Staat alein be-
ifrdnft iid Sic SbGtigfett ser @elea=
ifoft, Tie Mill ouh Ste Giebsudt in
ie0er @eiie in Sen Staaten @opo5,
Matto @roiio, Tarona un0 Rto
@rano 80 Sui beben 11n0 tbr lobnen0e
Ibiubmarfte idaffen. 0urh ginfub-
rung ser @erefor6sraiien nah 8rait=
lien bofit lie Sic 6ortigen groBten=
tbei(s 0egenierierten @iebraiien gu
perbeiiern. Muh un0ere GaI ientbiere
lonen eingefiibrt mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

2loD6s in 2onoon fat Sic Ter Sage
Sen Sic b0dite Summe nennen6en
Gbef ausgelteqt, Ser Jet ibrem lan=
gen 8eiteben iiberbartpt porgenom=
men lit. @r lartet auf Sic &ielen=
iumme BON 100000 Nfo. ct. alio
iber 3,750,000 Collars. Sc ban0elt
ltd oobet um sic @eriiderungs iumme,
nit ser Sic Observation-Disclosures an @or0
Ser iiinglt BEL galtbourne u~ntergegan=
genen Sceana BEL 2lopos ge0edt lino.
M}it oem Mugenblid. no Ser mertb=
pole Gbef ausgebdr0igt miro, mer=
Sen natiirlih Sic oeriunfenen @olo=
-un0 Silberihate g%ingentbum Ser
Observation-Disclosures, u10 es lit
begriin0ete 9lusiidt porbanoen, boB
lie gon5 ODER gum tbeil gerettet mer=
SEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Sir Sic neberidnuemmten.
@aibing t 0 n, 26. 9(pril

Gas 5auptql1artier 5es Mot6eu
sareu5es fat am Montag Don @aib=
ington> .. g., aus einen Mufruf fir
&lei0ung fir Sic DON @odmoiler inn
Mihiliippitbol getroffenen an flint
&apitel i'm mittleren @elten un0 Sit
Sen geridtet. Ser Mufruf mfrs oud)
an anoere &apitel geididt meroen,
me11n Die Notb gr0Ber miro; Gincin-
11ati u1ro Glepelono, g., Birmingham,
4la., uno Mtlanta, 60, fins 5unddit
oufgeforoert moroen. sieben 3fleqe=
ri11ne1 BEG &ot6en &reu5es fins beute
Don aanios Gitp, Mu.. naf perlf,ie=
Se11en Fl1nften lit Mrfanlas abqefab-
rem. A%bgeorOneter 8ortbolot BON
Mtl1ouri reidte am @ontag I'M Mbge-
oronetenbous cine Helolution Elm, in
melf)er cine @ongreB : l1nteriudunq
uber Die Mu5oe9nung oes angerid=
teten s6a0ens u11o ser @0be Ser
Sumn1e, Sic fir Sic @eparatur Ser
9alnme notig lit, perlangt mir5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Die 9Gmpnen bes Sumpfes

ltno Mosquitos. @enn Tie itefen,
impfen lie t0btlif;e Malaria=@eime
0em glute ein Gann folgen Sic
Sdiittelfieber uno Sic 6elterfieber.
Ser Appetit oergeht uno Sic stdrfe
laBt noh; Malario pflaltert bal1fig
Sen @eg fir t0otlides Nerpenfieber.
Mber electric @itters tootet uro Der
treibt Ste Malarin Seine aus Sem
@lute; gibt gu6 einen feinen Mppetit
un6 er11euert Cure &rafte. rNa9
ln11gem 9eiOen", ihreibt @m. 6ret=
mea, bon 2ucamn, g. g., bertrieben 3
6laiden aaes MaIaria aus meinem
spitem, un6 i9 bobe ieitoem cine quite
@elun0beit." 9as Bette fir ale Ma=
gent, 9eber= un0 Nieren-@ranfbeiten.
500 in Molitors Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Wuh in !AunuSu ideint e5 an i0p1

Mmd in @ano0o ifeint es an i6pni=
lden acknowledgement nidt 81 feblen.
Sn SEM uSoranto &epubltcan" leler1
mir: ~@ns man ol1h uber Sic neue
gabn 5miiden Soronto un6 gates
Centre iagen mag, in 0ieler Sabres=
5eit, ga Sic nit ibr parallel laufen=
Sen 2an6itraBen BEL on6ers ldlammig
iino, ert>pideln Sic 3ige iener 8abn
6o9 cine bebeuten0 gr0Bere S6neuig=
felt als Sic 9uitfubrmerfe al1f Sen
2anoitraBen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Nns Sem &ongreliional Meeoro, Sci

Nus Sem &ongrellional &ecoro, Ser
leioer int aQgemeinen feinesmegs oie
ibm %gebirbren0e @iirOigung finoet,
lGBt it6 0o6 mnndes lernen, BON oe=
1ren auh sic Mdn1ter Ser @iilenidaft
bisber feline N9nllng butten. &epra=
lentant Sobn glultin Moon aus Sen
nelie nabm 0ieier Gage in elmer I'M
Mbgeor0netenGu,le aebaltenen &eoe
oltf Sic u5treitarte ser alten &0ner"
9e5llg. gr miro liherlih menig Set
SIT geiebge6eriider Sbatigfeit fin0en,
fuus er ale sic brieflihen Mnfragen,
Sic er in ge5ug auf Sic bisber poaia
u%nbefannten uStreitdrte Ser alten
M6n1er" bon Sen lid, b%elon6ers fir on
tife @affen interelieren0en Mrddolo=
gen erbalten miro, 81 beantnorten &C.
neigt lein iollte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Ser Batter einer grufem 6amilie,

Ser Batter einer grufen 6amilte,
i4reibt @err @einrid 8rinfs BON M1=
lenoale, Mih., ian0te Sen folgen0en
8rief an Or. 3eter Gabrnep & CONS
g.: u@ir balten ieit 5man5ig Sab=
rem Sbren Mpenfrduter beltan0ig in
unierer Tamilie. CT fat iid Sen T(ut
ais uniere @ousmeoi5in erobert, un0
mir fonaet 0btte fbn nidt fertig 1per-
Den. @enn zines ser atnoer, ooer
ionit jemano, nidt gut fiiblt, tpiro
glet4 nad bem M[penfrauter gegrif=
fen. gr fat uns piel Gels fir Iof=
tor=Nednungen erlpart. @ir bube1t
feinen Mr5t i'm 9auie gebabt ieit mir
SEN Mpenfrauter gebrauGen, uno mir
baben eine groBe 6an1ilie."
5orni's @lperfral1ter lit mabr=
lheinli6 als 5amilien=@eilmittel BE-
fainter als irgero irgen6 cine an
Sere Meoi5in. Gr lit fir SEN SGlg=
ling 10 gut a1s mie fir Sen @roB=
poter. Sauien0e 6e5eugen ieine Sc
iunoheit bringen0en gigenifoften.
llngleid un0eren Me5i5inen lit er
nidt in 4potbefen gu baben. gpe=
5ial-Mgenten liefern ibn 0ireft an 6us
Eablifum. 'Mon i9reibe an Ir. Sc
ter 6abrnep & Sons Co., 1875
@opne Mpe., Chicago, Sd.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

Sci Ser nnteri uhung Ser @rin0e
fir Sic gegenmartige aagemeine
S6euerung ourh SEN 4ongreb murOe
feitgeitent, SOB manhe @ebraudsar=
tifel ourd Sic @al10e BON 5m0lf Mtt=
telleuten gingen, ebe lie Ser &onlu=
ment erbielt. 9as erflart iiderlid
Sic Sbeuerung Biz 51 einem gemilien
Grade. Gs muroe gelteno gemndt,
SOP je0er BON 0teien MIR ei11en maBi=
gen Yrofit madte, a6er 5m0lf Erofite
an etnem ein5igen Mrtifel bertbeueren
0ieien 10, 0aB Ser idlieBlide Som r=
ment SEN EreiS oafiir faum nod ange-
meilen, ooer gar maBig finoen fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
c. "A Q RIA
S~mtereNanteS Muerlei !

Sm SATIRE 1911 lino in 0ielem
$15O,O0O,O 900 fir Sic @erbelie=
rl11a uno Sen 8au Don 2anOl traB Der
a%usgegeben, uno cine gleid)e Sunme
lou in Sic em Sabre 81 glelfen1
3;mede permen0et msrhen. Man lollte
Oenfen, onB iidy mit 0r%etbunOert Well=
lionen 3ollurs in Ser Sohe ldon ct
mas a1sri9ten lieBe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Die Mnaahen Ser qeretteten Euliu

Sic Mngahen Ser geretteten Eallu=
giere Ser v5itanic" entbalten plele
@i0erlprihe. Gieie erideinen ange=
ii6ts Ser Natur Ser &ataltropbe ie=
0od erflGrlid, Inn 10 erfldrlider,
menn mon be0enft, mie mioeripru6s=
pon mnndmal @eridte lauten uber
greigniiie, ourh melhe Sic Matgen5eu=
gen in feline ungem0bnlide @emiitbs=
erregung periett muroen uno nidt
aus Sem ieeliiden @leidgeui6t &C.
rietben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
I'm ihrem uelrelten 9eriGt meilt 0t'

I'm i6rem nel,eiten @eritt meilt Die
translibiriihe 8abn oora1f bin, oaB
ourh i6ren Sdienenmeg Sic 5eltli9e
gntfernr1nq 5miihen Earis unO Ne=
finq uuf 1eun Gage reSu5iert moroe1
lei. glun, 6a f5nner Ste T%ron5olen
i6ren republifanii9en @riioern in Sc
fling ia frdftig unter Sic Mrme grei=
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
G%ooiepelt, Ser ebemulige 6rie0ens:

&ooienelt, ser ebemnlige 6rieoens=
praiioent, Ser iih neulih riibmte, Ser
ein5ige Nraii0ent Scr Ser. Stoaten
geDelen SIT lein, Sem Ser Nobel=6rie=
oersprets oerlieben mor0en, lit NUN
ooran BEN Sii0en 5u erobern. Limb
1penn i6 fdnpfe, Damn fdiimpfe ihk "
lagte Ser Grprdiioent in Mortb Ga
roltna. ltn5 er fdmpft nidt 111r, INN
Sen SIOen, Sic stin1men aner ehten
Sadion=2 emofraten gu geminnen,
Ionoern audi fir uoie Sen Suolifen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

9mrd) Sic leberiGmen1ml1ngen I'M
.@ebiet oes MiIillippitbales lino 1000
Guuoratmeilen reihen Mferlanoes
unter @oIer geiebt, 80 Nerlonen u11=
gefonmen, 10000 fires 9etms be-
rua1bt uno inn gan5en Elm ntoterieaer
shuoen BON $1O,O0O,000 Derurlo9t
morOen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

she bon linn nur our4 Elm Bort ge-
trennt itn6, porl9mebenoen Soeale."
- Obgleid} es Sen 3eitungen gegen=
mairtig ni9t an stofi name,rtli@ un-
erfreulidenl, feblt, fat Ser gr=Srie-
Oenspralioent ibnen nit bieien Me'9
Berungen meiteren Stoff 81 aler-
bano apmn1entaren geliefert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

gerne mieoer sur idoniten glutbe
oenn ser 5egen Ser @alt-
freun0idaft lit 6ur9nus nibt gering
5l1 adten. @alten mir es in 9ufunft
olio itets nit SEM @erslein, in oem
Elm gutter &afb entbalten lit:
v@elaSen maren orei,
l1n0 orei5ebn fms g%efommen.
@ieB' @aIier in Ste supp'
l1no beiBe Tie monfommer1."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
BREAKING AWAY
FROM THE
DRINK HABIT
Difference IN METHOD OF
TREATING ALCOHOLISM
The Neal THREE DAY Liquor
Treatment Superior 70
All Others.

Breaking with an old habit is one oc
the hardest things in the world The
man who drinks to excess finds It i'm
possible to stop without help that viii
take from him the craving for liquor,
which is the cause OF his excuses.
The Neal Treatment for the Drink
Habit does end all craving, restores the
drinker to self mastery and takes away
all desire to drink And this is accom-
plished in just three days, by a method
preeminent and unrIvaled in its sim
phcity as well as efficiency. The treat
ment consists in a vegetable compound.
absolutely harmless, yet powerful in its
action 1t is administered internally.
thus avoiding dangerous hypOdermic
injections.
The Neal Institute Of FL Paso. re-
Gently opened at No. 915 Mesa Ave. is
prepared to receive patients for the
Neal Three Day Liquor Treatment, at
fOrding them every care and con-
venience in strict privacy, yet without
any restraint whatsoever The Insti-
tute is conducted by men who have a
large experience in administering the
Neal Treatmen and under the personal
care Of a regular qualified physician.
The Management Of the Nal Insti-
tute Of FL PasO viii give full infOrma-
ton of this wonderful treatment. Call
write or phone II desired We viii have
a representative call at your home and
give you all desired information.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
King LEAVES GOOD LEGACY
TO MANAGER STALLINGS

Boston, Mass Nov. 2O.-Johnny
Kings legacy to George Stallings, mis-
successor in the management Of the
Hub National league team, is not to be
despised. The Big Chief viii find
himself the pOssessOr Of several regU-
lar baseball players.
There is no more promising left
handler in either league than George
Tyler, a man whom McGraw would
be mighty glad to have. Otto Hess
the come back, pitched wonderful ball
for the Pilgrims toward the close Of
last season, while Hub Perdue did
well in front of the losing team
The three pitchers give StaIlings
the nucleus of a good pitching staff.
NcTigUe has displayed some promise,
although Stallings would not keep
him at Buffalo last year.
Rariden is a fine catcher, and il is 4
pity he cannot hit better. Hankus
Gowdy, the eXGiant, has shown i'm
provement back Of the bat Bill Swee-
ney is one of the great hitters of
the National league, and Marranville,
at short, is a. remarkable fielder, but
a light hitter.
The weakness Of the Boston club has
not been so much in the pitching staff
as in the team play, and the general
lack Of speed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
OLD GUARD BOWLERS
COME BACK STRONG
Team Scores 2664 Pins in Winning
From Tutties-CIerIzs Are VfctOrs
in Industrial League Game

BoWIing Ike they used to bowl, The
Old Guards defeated the futile five at
the Cactus club Tuesday night Houcl1
made high score with 579, but it was
Brlesh of the futile team that carried
off high game, with 227.
In the Industrial league, Rogers was
the star Of the game, making high
game with 119, and high total, with
49S. The Clerks defeated the Mine and
Shelter team. The Calisher team will
play the Courthouse five in the CITY
league tonight, while the contenders in
the Industrial league will be the Z. 2.
q 5. W team and the Moose club.
Tuesdays scores:
CITY T.a-~-rn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
Mine & S. S. Co.
ia 7O2 GAL POSI-
COURT DISMISSES ADDICTION
CASE AGAINST JACK JHONSO

Chicago, Ill, Nov. 20.-A charge Of
abduction against Jack Johnson, negro
pugllist was dismissed before NUM-
cipal judge Hopkins, because Of the
prosecutions inability to prove that
Lucille Cameron, the white girl, whose
association with Johnson led to his
arrest, had been abducted by him.
The girl and her mother, Mrs. Cam
erOn-FalcOnnet, of Minneapolis, both
of whom are witnesses against John
son in the federal action for alleged
violation Of the Mann white slave
act, We're not in court when the city
case was dismissed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
RRICKLEY KICKs THREE GOAIs-

cambridge, Mass, Nov. 20.-The Har-
hours blackboard talk and an hour of
scrimmage in preparation for Satur-
days game with Yale. In the stadium
the team went through a number of the
known Yale formations, after which the
varsity took the ball and went against
the scrub for short, sharp rushes down
the field. The ball was rushed to with
in kicking distance for Brickley, who
made three field goals during prac-
tice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
PLAN TO EXPAND LEAGUE

Chicago, Ill, New 2O.-Word has been
r. ceived here Of a move On the part of
several Western league club to break
away from the present circuit and ex-
pand. The invasion of Chicago and Lhe
establishment OF rival clubs in several
American Association cities are in
olCded in the plan to form new out
law" league
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
KILBANE 10 FIGHT MORGAN.

Cleveland, o., Nov. 2O-An agreement
between the managers OF Johnny Kill
bane, Of Cleveland, featherWeight cham
plon and Eddie Morgan, English boxer,
las been reached whereby the two viii
meet soon IN a 20 round bout for the
championship probably on the Pacific
eqsst within a couple Of months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
MCCOY ISSUES ANOTHER
CHALLENGE FOR GAMES

Capt c. Mccoy, of the football
team of battery B, Third field artiI-
lery, has issued another challenge to
any team in this section. He says
that games had been scheduled to be
played with the Second cavalry ard
22d infantry, but the latter teams can
celed them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
FRISCO FIGHTER IS HERE
LnnEWNC NOD

Joe German, of San Francisco, is in
town looking for a scrap. He weighs
in at 15S pounds and wants to take on
anyone VINO is looking for a go. His
last fight was with Jack Dillon, at
Memphis, Tenn, The bout went eight
rounds and the decision was given to
Dillon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
YALE INCREASES SPEED.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 2O.-The Yale
varsity football team lined up against
the scrub for light scrimmage. The
Scrimmage was more to test some new
offensive plays than anything else, ard
IL is understood the coaches were
pleased with the increase of power AID
speed in the back field.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
SUTTON LOSES no DEyIAREsT.

New York, n Y, Nov. 2O.-Demarest
won from Sutton in their game yester-
day 500 to $50. Demarest had an easy
time defeating Sutton, as the latter is
still off his gait. Demarest played pref
ty billiards and ran out in his 21st in
ming with 12O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
DUNDEE OUTCLAssEs CONLEY.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 2O.-Johnny
Dundee, the New York featherweight
completely outclassed frankie Conley
Of KenOsha, Wis, at the Vernon arena
After using the Wisconsin lad as a hu-
man punching bag for Is rounds, Dun
dee shot in a terrific left to the Jaw
at the beginning OF the 18th that put
COnley virtually out Referee Eyton
stopped the bout and gave Dundee the
decision.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
DUFFEY GETS DECISION.

Cleveland, o.. Nov. 20.-Jimmy Duff
fey, of Buffalo, received the decision
on points over Harry Thomas, the
English lightweight, at the close of
their y round fight here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
Inc lineup .
L = = q
Posltion. S. 2. 4. Cd.
TEN YEAR OLD BOY DIES at

Burlington. n J., Nov. 2O-Ten year
old Amos Pestridge died at his home
near here from injuries received in a
the nose and a blood vessel was rup-
tured- For four days physicians tried
Tainly to stop the hemOrrhGge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
TRAILERS ON FORT CARS
RELIEVE TpAVET CONC

Trailer parties are the newest things
IN street car Joy riding. The new steel
trailers are now in service on the fort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
The NEAL INSTITUTE
OF FL PAS0, TEXAS
915 Mesa Ave. Phone 1912
DAY AND

A snap-1OO "A" grade doors at a
bargain Lander Lumber C0.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-20
City League.


Points won, Old Guards 4.
High game, Briesh 227
High total, HOuck 579.
Strike out, Houck. Christie
Industrial League.