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Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-27
Coast League.

I American League.
Detroit :. ................. ) U
Chicago :. ................ )
Batteries-Dubuc and Stanage; Fa.
ber and Mayer.
Cleveland :. ............ 0 6 @
st. Louis ........ 3
tteries-Collamor and O'Neill;
Hamilton and Crossin.
Boston ......-.......... l
Ba5teries-Coumbe Leonard and
Cady, Carrigan; Fisher and Nuna.
maker Ten innings.
First Washington, Philadel-
phia, forfeited to Philadelphia, 90,
fourth inning. The umpire declared
Engal, the Washington pitcher, TO
have been at least foot out of the
box when he was delivering the ball.
Second game
Washington :. ............ l
Philadelphia :. ............. II /
Batteries-Ayers, Bentley, Harper,
Boehling and Henry; Shawkey, Bend
er and Schang. Ten innings.
Federal League.
Brooklyn ............... lo
Baltimore ........,...... D l
BaUteries-Juul, Houck and Land
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
CAPITALIST MAY
PURCHASE BONDS
Reported Courthouse Issue,
Totaling $4,000, Will
Be Sold in Few Days.

Negotiations are now pending be-
tween a prominent FL Paso capitalist
and the county commissioners for the
purchase Of the $3.50, 900 worth Of court
house bonds. This was learned Tues
day from an authentic source The
proposed transfer Of the bonds is ex-
pected to take place within the next
few days The capitalist has an
nOunced that he viii give the commits
sioners a definite answer Monday. and
bids have already been asked by the
auditor for the printing Of the $50. 900
bonds. All the local printing houses
viii submit bids on the bond blanks.
The sale Of the bonds has been some
what delayed because Of the European
war Had it not been for the conflict
abroad which resulted in the Tightening
Of the money market the bonds would
undoubtedly have been sold several
weeks ago. A number of bonding
houses were then bidding on them. but
when Austria declared war. involving
all Europe, negotiations between the
firms and the commissioners were
dropped for the time being.
Should the bonds be purchased with
in the next few days plans viii be
submitted by the various architects and
the commissioners viii select the plan
they think most appropriate for FL
Paso county and for the site upon which
IL viii be erected The proposed new
court house win undoubtedly be one Of
the most magnificent buildings Of its
kind in the country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27

KEW YORK. Aug. 2l.-Georse ot1-l-
ings has cussed his BT I ~ so,,le
" nant posi- bilities- Ihere - 80
- y managers in baseball who have repu-
.tatfons for being able. in times OF sLess,
TO loosen some weird sounding eAplFL ~, -
but StaIlines tits said. has an the Ct s
distanced in tnat line. Sta!-lngs ue--S -
that cussfne a player spurs tnaL p.4se ~
TO rTraa+er things and the record OF the past
month tends to show that 9ye-l--e7
cussed his men both night and Gay -.
StaTlings,s cnss words sting at IlrsI out
they leave no i'll after effect he C-s557
his stars as well as his dups - $50,
Of an inexcusable kind. draws down 9'a -
ings's ire but he more tnan man, a. ~
with his praise over good players o-1-i--li5S Us
is Just as liberal in his praise 49, go
deeds are done as he is in MS cusslns
when the opposite variety OF deeds are per
Braves Have Fine Chance
Should the Braves grab the pennant and
tackle the Athletics there are many VINO
believe that thew would have lar Deller
chance AGAINST them than would the Giants
The Athletic pitchers seem TO nave Lne
number of the Giant batters fand the attn
Ietfc clubbe-s send cold shivers down tne
spinal columns OF the Giant pitchers Wnen-
pitching TO them, ,o,, -, ---,-,-,,7
srcb havoc with the twisters Of Mathew
son and Vanguard. and II was Euule COL
lfns. in the stellar role, last year.
Not Bright for Athletics
Sbould the Braves "cop" and their pitch /
ers U-hirI into the world series at the same /
clip they have maintained for over a MONTH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27

Z dition has been a question that has been
] found there with the big noise when the
/ team was hitting EN- up and getting in on
Z the large end Of the score oftener than now.
Locating the Cause.
| With the meager gate receipts and the
I team losing the position Of the san antonio
Z msgnate has been anything but one TO be
! envied. What the direct cause OF this con-
I d11on has been Is aquesuon that has been
] discussed from all sides. The spring OF 1913
witnessed a change IN the location of the
! bali grounds from the northern part OF the
I city TO the southern part 1t was big :n-
provement in one way It gave the fans one
] Of the best minor league ball parks in the
3 country But the team was not there. The
Rronchos failed 10 come Up 10 the standard.
It was the same experience this year. The
team failed 10 make good There are some
who contend it was the location Of the bau
park that caused a shrinkage on the gate re-
Others hold TO the more logical reason that
the small attendances were -he result of
the poor showing the teams have made the
49, tG4 seasons Give the fans a good team
that viii win its share Of games they say
ana they VIII go anywhere TO see games, re-
seI1lsss IN what part OF the city the ball
park IS located. provided it is accessi BILE, and
BLOCK stadium certainly is.
Leidy Proves His Worth.
The real cause Of the Broncho misfortunes
however. has probably been overlooked New
er has George Leidy's ability as manager
OF bail team been more appreciated here
man curing the present season as a result Of
me excellent showing the Beaumont team
now lauding Leidy as the premier manager
were among those who were cIamoring Tor a
---e---t-l "-.SA ne was at the head of our
own Bronchos- Leidy won one pennant for
San Antonio and always had his team fight
ing around the top in other seasons. but me
ISns cried for change. They got il. and
there you are
Bluffs Beat Senators 20 Times.
unique record was made when the Hons I
ton team defeated the wandering Senators /
IN the final game of the last series at Hons
ton by score Of 1 to 0. II was the 26rb !
LlI1e Jhat these teams met this season in I
Mlllch the senators had been unable to wrest I
esllng 10 add that Clyde Goodwin, erstVyhfIe /
manager OF the Bronchos and later IesFue !
umpire. pitched for the BHffs. Another rec
orc tnal was made by Waco when the skim
pers defeated Beaumont in the final game Of {
out OF q games played
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
"Mags To Drop Club "Cussng Is Sallns Long Suit
-:I:- liz -:u- -:I:- Ill -::98 IL IL
May San Antonio Too Makes Reach For Pen
BY FRANK G. NrENKE.

the Athletics chances do not lool- ,.-.-,-.
bright Tyler, James and RudoI1b -. y
tried conclusions with every tes-5S a. - ~ :
league during its wonderful vir1i- n -
They have pitched to left hsnss5z -. -5. =.
handlers, sluggers, scientific bate - ~ ~
second men. And they have f1,-- ~ ~ -
vast majority OF them back the
Season Stiu Young
The season still has six weeks - -,
Many things may happen in those sir y-s.I p
You'u remember what happened in ~ - -
weeks Just past-the Braves v-a- = .i -. -
bottom on July IS The Braves -,
''crack''-and they may not Even - -
Braves do, the Giants may DO the ~.
thing, and the merry little battle NJ. -
tinue TO the last game StaIlings is r75-. ~
team won't crack MS
Braves Have Confidence.
THE idea that q team will hav. 20
crumple up after a long winning strssI- -
a lot OF bung." he said HInstead Of c,71-,,,,
ling up. they should keep right on roj1Fg-
even il they do get one or two setbaclss
team that has pulled along like mine has
in the last five or six weeks has co1fi
dence-the main asset in baseball II also
has COURAGE. stamina and the Determination
to represent the National league in the
world series
1T seems to me that team that ran
pull out e last place and whirl along IKE
we have, can keep up the pace for six
weeks longer and grab off the penuant
And in the meantime, while the Braves
are figuring out just what they'll do with
a divvy OF the world series the Giants are
recognizing their forces for a desperste
assault on the enemy in the hope that aided
by a few allies, they can shove the Braves
from their present first division lodgment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
The Seasons Serial Sensation
In the Web of
X Life X
Constance Unjusty Accused Fights Her Battle Through
the Long Night
By Virginia TerhuOe Van de Water.

reached a decision She could see the
first steu she must TAXI She would tell
her uncle of this first step when ne sent
to her for an explanation Sne would
give him no explanation II ne could
think such evil of her she would not
stoOp to deny it.
She was vOung-and reached this de-
cision without counting the cost Youth
Is strong and swift 10 resent anu 10
1t had been a wonderfully light night
since she had come to her room, she
unused, as, rising YEARLY from her Deo.
she closed tlte blinds to smut out the
dawn A cool wind had sprung III and
she shfvered as it blew against her
body. She felt strangely weak and her
bones ached She must sleep or she
might be i'll here, in this house which
she was determined TO leaVe so soon
Now that she had reached a decision
she could surely forget ner trouoies
for a while.
In the way painfully familiar to the
sufferer from insomnia she beat up and
IOwn again The action brought to her
mind the recollection Of how when as
a little girl she had had some chlldlsn
illness. her mother had 'smootneo her
pillows for her, and with the remeIn-
brance came a gush Of merciful tears
relieving the tension Of the over
strained nerves
~Oh, mother mother" the girl
sobbed, bUrying her face IN the bed
clothing that the sound Of her pas
siOnate weeping might not be heard
IF only had you nowl If you were
only herei"
Perhaps her mother was there For,
an hour later. when Mrs Hale. wor-
rying about that child" stole softly
to the door and opened IL noiselessly
Constance was lying, fast asleep. with
a smile almost Of contentment on her
lips.
Il don't know what's wrong" Mrs
Hale muttered as she returned to her
own room, for John wouldn't talk
about il last night. But this morning
I intend to know what the matter IS"
(To be cOntinued-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27

AN ANTONIO TEX. Aug. 27.-Rumored
circuit changes for 1915 are going the
rounds in the Texas baseball league.
That Austin viii not be included in the
circuit next season IS practically a foregone
tin has not yet been made known 1t is ex-
pected, however, it will be either Temple or
Shreveport. as both have been mentioned.
and both are eager for berth in the league
There are also rumors Of reducing the cir
cult to six clubs, for it is known that some
Of the magnates prefer a six club organiza-
ton to the present eight club affair. It works
out better for a playing schedule, they say.
and has other advantages
May Drop san Antonio.
Just which city is to be dropped besides
Austin in the event the circuit is cut down
Is a mooteo question 1t has been limited
city has proved such a disappointment as
drawing proposition this year.
It may be stated at the outset, however.
that the fans Of San Antonio would not
listen to any proposition TO drop this city
from the circuit and would go TO any ex-
trerne 10 have club in the league
Baseball in this respect. however. is like
politics and strange things sometimes do
happen when the magnates get together and
discuss plans Of operation. It is then when
they consider their own individual interests
and u all depends as TO how many are on
one side Of the question and how many on
the other IN the bringing about Of final re
suits
Thus if a majority Of the moEuls should
deem it to their interest TO drop any par
ticular city so mote 1t be, and all the weeping
and wailing Of the indignant fans viii be OF
no avail
Magnates at the Bat
It is there and then where the national
game becomes a cold blooded business propo-
sition- The mags are at the bat and they
are figuring the dollars and dimes like the
players figure on base hits and stolen bases
during the season. These postseason. ante
season or rnidseason affairs, in which the
line Up around mahogany table
some times result in strange Developments
and Just what is in store for Lone Star fans
IN 1913 IS something which no man can pre-
dict, not the maEnates themselves.
Gate Receipts DWindIe.
The lack Of attendance at the games in
san Antonio the past season or two is not
a habit with the fans here for they are as
loyal as any set Of fans anywhere, and al
though this IS not saying much so far as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
Nagle To Play In Southern League
-:II:- -:T:- III -u:- III
FL Paso Player Has Good Year
BY B. B. CADDLE.

4 MOTHER FL Paso baseball player IS
a. soon to enter fast company. Dutch
Z Nagle, who last year played the out
field for the White Sox will be
drafted by a Southern league club. Both
Nashville and Memphis. IL is reported, will
put claims in for the e Paso boy
Nagle has Just returned home from Paris
Tex, where he played throughout the sea
son for that club in the Texas and Okla
homa league He played left field for Paris
which was returned the peunant winner Of
that circuit Nagie led his team in stolen
bases and was second in hitting He
Emacked the ball al q 800 clip and fielded
oyer the 500 mark
His work during the season with Paris
was spectacular. He batted in the cleanup
role and his smuggling won many games
Nagle won two games for Paris by his
daring base stealing With two men out
and two strikes on the third batter he stole
ming run This fast work brought the
attention Of the Southern Ieazuers 10 the
T. and o. league and scouts were sent there
to watch him perform
Cliff Hill, who is finishing the season
with the Waco club after being recalled
out in the Virginia state league nav h.
drafted by an A league club this winter
II IS reported that managers in the South
EN- league. American association and Inter
Is only a yOungster, but has shown won
oerful speed and has a good change Of pace
When recently interviewed about the
Jumping Of Marsans, Garry Hermann. OF
the Reds, gave out "a very interesting state
ment concerning this great PLAYER and the
salary he was receiving Hermann said
Lnat the Reds paid $4,000 10 the New Britain.
conn club for Marsans and Almeida, an
other Cuban Marssns was then receiving
S15O month from the New England club
me Cincinnati management. Hermann
said, increased his salary to $3.50 a month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27

To Charles strosser. to erect sign. 201 san
To ". B. CLARK. adobe. 415 South santa
Fe; cost SIS
Deeds Recorded
North side Of Fourth. between Lsandra
and Ochoa-Cauterina de King. Laandra
Ochoa de king Petrouila Ochoa and Rau-
nadia OchOa de Sanchez TO 1Tanuela Garcia
de Ochoa. lot T. block So MaEoffin addition:
consideration 81 and other valuable eonsid-
North side OF Cumberland. between Hous-
ton and Crockett-ToVernmen Bill company
TO John W Philips. lots and 2. block sc.
Government Hill addition; consideration
ss25.
Crockett-Ltncoln Park Realty and Improve
ment company 10 Josie NJ Doupe. lots II and
II. block .. Lincoln PARK addition consid-
Grafton S550.
Automobile License.
2545-winchestsr Cooley. Rio Grazde bank.
Franklin roadster
Marriage License.
Agustin Chapano and Dionicia Molina.
both OF e Paso-
Births-GirIs.
To Ms Jesus AviIa, Fifth and iOchoa.
To Mrs. Winchester Cooley. St. Marks
70 Mrs s5lyador Lsvsrino. so7 North St
70 Mrs. Ray e Pringle. sos Douglas:
Aug. 81
Births-Boys.
To Mrs samuel s Nichols. St Marks hos
pital; Aug 20.
To Ms. Mayo whitIOck. North Brown;
Aug. 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

doom OF THE OCEAN, ALHANIBRA
The story of a mans bravery and
q womans courage while facing the
grave danger of the sea is Doom of
the Ocean" at the Alhambra today.
II is photoplay that viii hold the
interest from beginning 10 end. In
addition, the Alhambra vaudeville bill
fol tonight includes the Dallas comedy
four, a quartet Of singers who are en-
tertaining; La Rubia y Paco,' dancers
Of the first class. will dance the
MaXixe and Partisan Apache dances
The Dallas comedy four will change
their songs tonight Be sure and hear
these new umbers.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
GOLFING HINTS
"a .srRAIGHT DRTVE.s

PITCHING-One Of the simplest shots
in the game and one Of the most effect
i've is the pitched mashie shot 10 the
green. Few amateurs devote sufficient
time to practicing 1t to ever play it with
the confidence Of the professionals
Nothing short Of diligent practice on
the turf. on the golf links or in your
own yard viii ever give you the command
that you should have.
A well known professional gave me the
only secret there is about this shot He
said: Hit the bail. take a little turf. and
be sure the tips Of the fingers Of the
right hand are upmost and in plain sight
at the end Of the stroke.
Try this, practice il and see how easy
it is to get the bail up sweetly and make
the distance you desire
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
MAN STRUCK BY AUTO
NOT GERTOTGT

Onosio Gonzales. the Ysleta Mexican
who was struck by a Ford car driven
by NJ Jungjohann Saturday afternoon,
is recovering from the effects Of his
injuries An examination showed that
the man was suffering from a broken
RIB and slight scratches on the face
and nose Mr.. Jungjohann, who was
driving the car that struck Gonzales.
says that the man had been drinking
and that he stepped in front of MS
automobile as he was passing him in
the road.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
..BEAUTYs PLAYERS. GRECIAN.

SUSIE New SHOES, a deIglrfuI
comedy. presented by the popular
Beauty players, headed by the IA
vorites, Margarita Fisher and Harry
Pollard, is the feature at the Grscian
today and whatever you do, be sure
and see it. It is like all the other
Beauty films - beautiful. natural
settings, sparkling humor, perfect
Photography and a great cast. You
simply must see it, A two reel dra-
matte feature is also on the bill Ad-
Vertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
WESTERN POLO TEAMS
CONTEND FOR TROPHY

Denver Colo, Aug. 27-Today's finals in
the Western polo championship tournament
was 20 decide the winner Of the Thomas F.
Walsh ST.. trophy. as between the Kansas
City and Denver teams the two remaining
cOntencers. Both teams have been groomed
10 a state Of high perfection, and there is
nothing in the practice play on which TO
predict a possible victor
The greatest following Of polo ever as
sembled in Denver according TO reservations
will witness the melee. Disinterested polo
lists from all parts Of the west will watch
the game from the side lines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
TRIEn n CorRT NIARTIAI.

Robert McAree, Of Troop a, 18th
cavalry, was tried Wednesday by a
courtmartial which convened at the
Federal building He was charged
with. desertion. absenting himself with
out leave and other infractions Of
military discipline. The findings will
be forwarded TO Washington, D. c.,
Tor final action
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
asHADoWs % LIZ 80

onauoWs Of the Past viii be Shown
at the Wigwam theater for the last
time today II is one Of the features
from the Vitagraph's own theater. in
New York, and has the same cast in
"A Million Bid" It is an excellent
picture
Friday, The Rajah's Vow" a feat
uTe Kalem in two parts, will be shown.
Follow the crowds; they lead TO the
m.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
FARNERSLOSE ON
MELON. SHIPMENT
Valley Growers Receive No
Return on IS Carloads; Are
Asked to Pay Freight.

Cantaloupe growers Of the lower Rio
Grande valley. instead Of receiving
payment for rs carloads Of melons
shipped to Chicago brokers during the
past several weeks have received bills
from them asking that they pay the
freight on the shipments which could
not be marketed More than $4,000
worth of cantaloupes were in the ship
ment. for which the producers viii re-
ceive no returns
H D. Camp. who was sent to Chicago
by the cantaloupe growers to make
an investigation. has returned to the
city. he told Seth B. Ornd0rn and the
other shippers that he was unable to
secure payment from the produce
brokers for any OF the melons,
These melons were shipped to the
commission brokers to sell on a COM
mission They were to receive a GER
tain percent for all sales After the
melons had been shipped the brokers
wired that the market was overstocked
with melons and that they could not
market them But the growers believe
that IL they had had a salesman at
Chicago they could have disposed OF
the shipment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
Ell PAsO Is RECEIVING
MICH FAVOR ARIE

The harvest Of favorable publicity Is
being reaped by FL Paso as a result
Orndorff received a clipping from the
Houston Post Thursday, CONTAINING an
article about FL Paso and an inter7iey,
with Mr. Orndorff. telling how FI Paso
expected to get q return on its $4,000
was that the advertising obtained for
FL Paso by the convention wouId he
worth more than that amount.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27

Hearst-Selig Weekly and willie, a
Chappie in Chaps" a twO-part western
comedy. will be on the program today
at the Bijou- This is a side-splitting
comedy showing how the cowboys made
a man of ''Willie-Boy." Western come
dies are always good and YOU should
see this one. Hearst-Selig Weekly with
an abundance of interesting events, will
complete a good program Friday
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
FILES SUIT FOR s5Ooo

I W Upton Thursday filed suit in the
5000 damages for alleged personal ini,1-ise
Upton alleges that on December "a 1sis
he returned to Fl Paso after several
weeks absence and went 10 his hor,s 49,
10 find his family had moved to s1oft.yg
residence He alleges that Clifford ~ ~.
time occupied the house and that he -
struck over the head with a blunt i1s.-
ment and seriously injured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
HOUSE SEEKS TO EXPEDITE
WAR RTsk TNGT-Rf NcE

Washington, D. C., Aug. 27.-8Ieas-
ures TO meet emergencies caused by
the war in Europe were brought for
ward for consideration by house com
mtttees today. The rules committee
sought to obtain a quorum for adoption
OF rule that would expedite the war
risk insurance bill The bill to create
government control of the shipping
companies was before the merchant
marine committee, which was TO have
the opinions Of shipping experts on
the project
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
MANY SEEK SEATS
FOR WORLD SERIES

St Louis No, Aug 27--Requests for seats
at the worlds series between the Philadel
pria Athletics and st Louis Cardinals are al
Schuyler Britton. Of the National league
club
80 less than zoe orders have been received
through the mails. while there was wait
ing line Tuesday and ednesdaF 10 make
reservations for the championship conflict
be filed away In the order which they are
received
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
RIVERS Is FAVORITE IN
BETTING OVER RFECETEgF

Los Angeles, Calf. Aug. 27.-Joe Rivers.
the Cailtornia lightweight who has signed
non on Labor day has been installed a favor
tie in the betting over the Bro0klynfte
Judging from his training camp exhibit
tons. Beecher is an aggressive, two handed
fighter. with an extremely hardi punch. He
Is one Of the hardest hitting lEhtwelghts-
ever seen in the business and heIhits eruaI-
" as well with either hand.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-27
CHIP AND MURRAY
TRAIN FOR BATTLE

san Francisco. CALI, Aug 27.-George
Chip and Fighting Billy Murray are train
ing for their scheduled 20 round contest in
this city on September 9. The bout viii be
the initial battle OF q series Of elimination
contests that are 10 be staged by James
W Coffroth, promoter Of the Bay City A. C.,
and which are expected 10 return a logical
claimant for the middleWeiEht crown The
arrival Of Jeff Smith the Bayonne middle
weight from Australia. last week contributed
TO the muddlecd condition OF the division. as
Smith claimed the title by virtue OF de-
feat over Jimmy Clabby.