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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
ORGANIZE FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT;
ANTI RING MEN FORM NEW CLUB
Democrats Organize For tn Purpose Of Seeing that the
Will of the People and N OF of Few Is Expressed
in tho Primaries of the City and County;
Prominent Ants Among Members.

-.--t,is+ar the affairs Of the county,
a}t,- and state not as politicians ou
- ,itizens working in the interest OF
80 man. II we can accomplish tnet I
= ot,{aS+ Ne have accomplished our pur-
pose. - so.-.+,
r,,..-1.s E-inne was placed in nOmina-
80 - n Smith for permanent
,--'l,,,+oyy- bur declined because he said
4t,.+ I1a could not give the time TO the
ut - + ii SAWYER was then elected
T. II u rs ergTested that a vicechairman'
-, sesisfant secretary and an eNecu-
~, g.. -ro-rr7ittee be selected. This was
deferred until the next meeting ana
q committee on bylaws was Suggested
Tudge Goggin announced thaI the
coles building room would pc the per
manent meeting place Tor Ine ll w
which will have its next meellhs on
T-f1esdav night. The secretary was
o75srad 10 purchase chairs for the hall
ont of the funds Of the club. II was
also voted to permit the United Con-
federafe Veterans association to hold
its Sunday afternoon meetings in the
hall A. P. Coles was thanked Tor DO
mating the use OF the hall
Dudley Net a Candidate.
lanes Dudley authorized the state
nent Wednesday morning that ne had
no Intention OF being a candidate for
MAYOR or any other office and that
he had not been approached by any
one for such an office I am for
clean government. and that was why
was present Tuesday night he
said. There are too many good men
available for office here for me to be
candidate"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
BUDGET FUND To
Be SAFEGUARDED
Expenditure Of Chamber Of
Commerce Fund viii Be
Done Systematically.

Budget fund expenditures for the
next year are TO be made with the
same care that a big banking mouse
makes Its loans. The budget tund
~ Iustees committee, which Is 70 con-
sIot the spending of the S5O,uuV IunQ
curing the next year. met IuesQay
afternoon at the chamber Of commerce
ana considered the plans for disDurs-
ing the big chamber Of commerce fund.
A careful budget Of the amounts TO
be expended during the year was pre-
sented to the committee and all the
proposals Of the chamber OF commerce
Ior spending money out OF the budget
Iund viii receive as careful considera-
ton from the budget fund fiscal COM
mittee as the directors Of a bank give
large loan.
List of Expenditures Considered.
a list Of the expenditures for the
last year were gone over and from
this an estimate was prepared Ior the
coming year. a number OF projects,
including the second payment on the
School OF Mines. the advertising fund,
the trip to San Francisco TO get the
1916 meeting OF the American National
Livestock association and other pros
pective expenditures were considered
A motion was passed by the commit
tee that all fnuds voted out OF this
budget fund were TO be considered ana
passed upon by the trustees ana tnat
ALe amounts WOuAQ ne -AAA-A%IA ~ ----@--7
a maximum for an appropriations dur
ing the year The fixing Of the amounts
to be appropriated was made even
stronger by a resolution proposed by
S, G. Humphreys ana passed oy me
committee Expenditures for the
budget fund campaign, the Democratic
state convention, and 500 for the Poul-
try associations annual poultry show
were approved by the committee.
To Designate Depository.
The clearing house has been asked
to designate a depository for the budget
fund and this recommendation will be
accepted by the committee Of trustees
committee. W. i. Gaines. vice chair
man; Edgar Kayser, treasurer The
other members OF the committee VINO
attended the meeting were; Max move
G. H Findley. ". G. Roe, r. b Orn-
dorff. [. J. Gnchrist, ". W Barbee,
George Ryan. s. G. Humphreys and
Robert Krakauer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
Cubs And Cardinals Are Climbing
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Both Teams Are Pennant Contenders
BY B. B. CADDLE.

showing should be rewarded by his being
signed TO again lead the club.
=
For the second time this season Boston is
leading the National league The wonderful
work Of James Tuesday. together with op-
perfume hitting in the fourth inning won
the game and the series from the former
league leaders
Maruusrd faltered when hits meant runs
and the Braves, fighting hard, had little
bic header Wednesday with the Quakers on
the Boston grounds, while Brooklyn plays
new York On their recent road trip the
Braves won three out Of four games with
Philadelphia and should win a majority Of
played between the two teams.
Stallings viii probably work Otto Hess the
first game today while Cocreham will MkeIy
Rudolph a good rest for Thursdays game.
The Giants play Brooklyn Wednesday and
double header on Thursday. NcGraw will
probably start Marty OToOle against the
Trolley Dodgers
There are a number OF close finishes in the
various leagues this season. Houston won
the Texas league pennant from Waco By a
half game The latter team has protested.
Milwaukee is a half game in front OF Louis
vile for the American association penuanr
with Columbus and Kansas City fighting i
out for third place. Sioux City is leading
Denver BY six games in the Western league.
Indianapolis has three game lead on Chi-
cago for the pennaut in TIE Federal league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09

12s FOUNDERS Of the year. but the expert
ence, speed and hitting Of Rivers were too
much for his opponent
figures. but he is still good as trial horse
and an audience pleaser. As drawing
card Rivers is hard TO beat on the coast
White Picked Lemon
As had been forecasted, Charley White
picked a lemon when he signed Tor
match with one Danny O'Brien, OF Seattle
and by stopping OBrien in the short space
Of one round before a Denver club Labor
day White didn't make hinseH popular
there.
balanced and evenly matched card, but
have a right 10 object when classy scrap
per picks an easy opponent and gets a nice
bit q money for one or two minutes ex-
Denver has had some severe jolts IN the
fight line and Monday nights bout no
doubt has added to the peevishness Of the
johnson and Clarke.
Silver City is advertising a 10 round mid
dleweight bout next Monday night between
last sunday. and Jeff Clarke, the Joplin,
No, boxer. known to fandom as the tight
ing ghost"
Johnson's showing against Charlie Stands
was sufficient to stamp him a worthy oppo-
nent for Clarke. and the bout at Silver
city should prove classy enough TO enter
tain the fans q the New Mexico mining
From the way johnson fought Stands It
did not appear as though he extended him
self. He operates not unlike the black
champion. Jack johnson. using both hands
with lightning ike speed. exhibiting clever
ness and fighting on the defensive.
No one who saw johnson box last Sunday
VIII deny the New Orleans negro carries
a wailUp sufficient to stop an opponent He
uncorked but once on Stands and then
missed BY a mile. What would have hap
pened had he hit the Californian wouldn't
be hard to conjecture. judging from the
terrific force carried by the punch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
Jim Flynn Proves Real Come Back
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Knocks Out Al Norton With Ease
By DON W. LUsK.


TPsETTING all pugilistic dope and the
1 forecast Of some OF the foremost
! sporting writer's OF the country, Jim
Flynn Justified the confidence OF his
mics Monday night IN kansas City MO-
when he knocked out Al Norton, promising
coast heavyweight, in the sixth round OF q
scheduled 10 round engagement 80,
Flynn is the real 1914 come back as q
result Of his win over Norton II was age
and slugging against youth and boxing, and
the latter combination was picked by boX-
But Fiynn won handHy and the dreams
one Al Norton had Of being the man eventu-
ally to wrest from Jack Johnson the world. 8
heavyweight Championship. were blasted oy
the fighting fireman OF Pueblo.
Anyone who has ever seen Flynn IN ac-
ton cannot explain how he wins be sim
ply wades in. head down, and sluEs blndiy
He has no science. but possesses no end OF
stamina and ability 70 assirnil&te punish
rnent- Whenever Flynn appears beaten and
in a bad way. It IS always well for his
opponent to watch out. for the Pueblo fight
has habit OF landing q knockout wallop
when one Is least expected.
Though his showing against JACK john
son at Las Vegas n. NJ, two years ago
was a sorry one experts at the ringside
claim had the fight been allowed TO pro-
coed, Flynn would have had more than an
even chance TO win The fight was stopped
in the ninth round by the state mounted po-
lice. with Flynn bleeding and apparently
grOEEy he protested vigorously, as DID his
manager, Jack Curley. both declaring the
fireman was IN no distress whatever and
perfectly fit 20 continue.
Rivers Beats Beecher.
By defeating Willie Beeehers OF New York
in a 20 round contest st vernon Labor
day. Joe Rivers, the Mexican lightweight,
reEained some OF the popularity ne lost
recently, and prestige too. suffered Whec
Leach Cross beat him decisively.
As has been remarked before. Rivers still
IS good enough to give any Of the light
weight Corners a run for their money.
Beecher was picked as one Of tbs -likeliest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
LOS ANGELES BARS CHARITY
WORK OF SALVATION ARMY

Los Angeles, Calf. Sept 9. - The
Salvation army was denied a permit
Tuesday further to conduct its activ-
tiles in this city. The action was tax
en- by the municipal charities commits
sion and its effect Will be TO halt all
the activities OF the army in the col
lection Of aims and in the operation
OF Industrial stores and WOrklngmen' S
hotels and everything else except pure
" religious work
The refusal Of a permit was based
on the fact that a portion OF the
money collected from the charitably
inclined is sent TO London and other
ceuters where the Salvationists are ac-
tive, while a rule OF the charities com
mission prescribes that all aims col
lected here shall be devoted 70 the
benefit Of the poor OF the city One
third Of the money collected by the
salvation army here, It was asserted,
was sent abroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
.sTHE WOMAN WITHOUT A HEART

The story OF a woman who was not
good and left her mother dying to
attend a social function is '1The Wom-
an Without Heart" at the Alhambra
tonight. She played with mems hearts,
but in the end ii was proved that she
who dances must pay the fiddler"
Moving pictures begin at II a. m.
Three good vaudeville acts are on the
bill tonight. Vaudeville begins at 6
p. m. The day prices are cents and
10 cents Night. IS cents and 25 cents.
Advertisements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
LIVELY MARCH TO
FEATURE PROGRAM

will be the opening number of the
band concert TO be given tonight by
the Fifteenth cavalry band at 7:45, at
Fort Bliss The complete program,
as arranged by Rocco Resta, chief
musician and director Of the band, fol-
lows.
March, 'HThe Kings Herald" Fulton
Overture, Jolly Robbers" $500. Suppe
Fantasia, "Reminiscences of England"
Godfrey
Waltz, Prayer and Passion" Grimm
Novelette,, Spring Thoughts .Salzer
Selection, aPinafore". ..-.....S Sullivan
Paraphrase. Melody in F. RObinstein
March, The Thunderern Sousa
The Star Spangled Banner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
Albert Is Not Welterweigbt
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Makes No Claim To Championship
BY JOHN AlANYOE,
Manager Of Louie Albert

= WISH to take exception 70 an article
which appeared in Tuesdays issue Of
The Herald, written under the name
OF 3. B. Caddle, and dwelling on cham
pions Of the welterweiEht division. past and
present The writer dsrides both FoWser
and Albert as championship aspirants, and
while 81 is q fact that Fowssr has put In
claim for the weller title OF America on
the strength OF his victory over Eddie
Johnson. who previous 70 his meeting with
FowEer had defeated sfWldcat' Ferns and
Harry Brewer, neither Albert nor myself
have claimed anything.
It IS a well known fact that I had to
overcome many obstacles in order TO obtain
the match for Albert with FowEer. I was
told that q soldier couldn't fight: that F0w-
ser was a champion. whereas my man was
entirely without a reputation, and that the
fight whole would make a poor card.
I finally prevailed on that excellent
sportsman, Roy G. Martin, matchmaker for
the Pasrime A. c. to bring Albert here for
q contest with Fowser. agreeing that II
he did not perform up TO expectations in
his training that the match would be
called off
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09

THILE the pennant race in the Ma
M I tional league has resolved user IN
wv a two club affair between me
Giants and Braves. the showing o.
the Cubg and Cardinals has been rem ar hs-ole-
Both teams were picked to finish In the sec
ond division at the beginning OF the sea
son 1-s.--,- at
wear looms up as one OF the greatest base
ban pilots in the major leagues he whipped
a tail end team into q pennant contender
the first year he was at the helm HIS CLUB
viii finish fourth and with a little strength
eninE next year should prove a hard one 10
beat for the rag.
The St Louis team finished last In 1913.
and few baseball experts gave them chance
10 finish in the first division this year. YET
until a week ago they looked dangerous
coutcnders for the penuant- But they have
been in a bad slump which has practically
eliminated them as having q chance TO beat
out either the Cubs or the Giants for first
place
HuEEins needs a shortstops outfielder
who can hit 800 and possibly another win
ming hurler. Jack Miller viii probably be
replaced at short next spring and a new
firyt sacker will wear a Card uniform. It
Sc reported that Higgins may give way 10
a younger man at second next year and re-
tain NaEee at first
Hank O'Day has made a remarkable show
ing with the remnant Of the old Cub ma
chine and viii probably finish third There
was talk Of O'Day being supplanted as man
ager OF the Cubs next spring, but his great
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

asQUAW MAN. AT THE WIGWAM.
Edwin Milton ROyle's greatest stage
success. The Squaw Man" will be the
masterpiece service feature at the Wig
wan today and tomorrow II was pro
duced By the Jesse L. Lasky branch OF
the Paramount Feature company, with
Dustin Farnum, the eminent young
American ACTOR. in the title role
The story is an interesting one with
the scenes Of action in both England
and America The Squaw Man is a
young nobleman who shoulders anoth-
er's crime and leaves England in dis
grace. He becomes a ranchman IN the
west and builds an enviable standing
for himself in the community, despite
the fact that he has become a "squaw
man" He prospers and the disgrace in
England is cleared up through the
other mans confession. but he is un-
able TO return TO England because Of
his unfortunate alliance with the squaw.
Her death finally opens the way for
him to go and claim his title
II is a very interesting production
Jesse L. Laslzy was the producer Of The
Master Mind which made such a IA
vorable impression when shown at the
Wigwam recently The prices will be
10 cents for children and 20 cents for
adults As this production takes one
hour and a half to show, patrons should
come early or 10 the matinee-Advsr-
tisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
ALHAMBRA HAS A NEW
BILL; THREE ACTS ON

The Aihamba has three good vaude-
viii offerings this week besides its pic
tures-good with but one exception,
and that is where the clown panto-
mimist makes q vulgar show of himself
toward the end Of his performance in
an attempt TO be funny. The manage
ment has so far introduced NOTHING on
its stage that was rough or vulgar
and should not start now II this man
is made TO keep his clothes on and
finish his performance in the same
dress he starts It in, he gives a per
Torrance that is good enough to bring
lots Of laughs, but his -undress" act IS
vulgar.
A man and two girls give a good.
clean exhibition Of trapeze work in
Guiding several feats Of strength with
the mouth and teeth, and the Dallas
Comedy four continue to entertain with
their comedy and melody. Their offer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
.lsPARTACTs.e GRECIAN.

''Spartacus' is announced as the
special attraction at the Grecian to-
morrow and Friday. It is considered
the most important booking OF the
season in FL Paso.
"Spartacus" is in six reels and Il IS
declared to be the greatest picture
ever made. George Kieine says IL is
greater than "Quo Vadis' more spec
tacular than "Pompeif." and that it
cost more to produce than both to-
gether, Of the above mentioned.
pleasure that the Grecian manage
ment offers this wondrous motion pic
ture achievement to its patrons The
admission will be Is cents and %
cents. Don't forget the dates-tomor-
row and Friday.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09

That he more than showed well in the
gym was evinced by the fact that he en-
tered the ring with Fowser an even choice
in the betting. after having been in town
eight days II is no fault OF Albert's that
the promoters billed the contest as cham
pionship affair. for certainly neither he nor
! have ever made any claims, for in the
first place Louie Albert Is not a welter. but
legitimate lightweight
did claim though. and DO so still. that
my boy could beat all the Fowsers, Brew
ers and Ferns in the country
While I read in the accounts OF the con-
test where F0wser performed poorly and
Albert failed to show championship class
failed to notice any reference TO the fact
that Louie was working under a 10 pound
handicap. a. thing that no other lightweight
in the world would dare attempt
ask you fairly readers do you think
there IS another lightweight in the world
who would give an opponent 10 pounds in
25 round contest. Would Willie Richie
Charlie White. al WolEast. or Joe Rivers
do such q thing? Decidedly no. and yet
Albert's critics attribute his failure to
knock out Fowser TO Tack OF class"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
HABEAS CORPUS IN MONTANA
NOT SUSPENDED, JUDGE HOLDS

Butte, Mont. Sept s.-Judge George
N. Bourquin in the United States dis
trict court today overruled the motion
Of the national guard Of Montana to
quash the application for writ OF Ia
beas corpus asked in behalf OF three
men held prisoners by the militia here
The court gave the military officers
until o'clock this afternoon 10 show
cause why the writ should not be Is
sued The courts ruling holds that, not
withstandinE that martial law is in eff
feet here. habeas corpus has not been
suspended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
ANOTHER KEYSTONE KolrEDY.

The Baggage smasher" is the Key
stone Komedy scream at the Grecian
today. The original crying Key
stone comedian is featured in this
one, and while having one Of his cry
ing spells is when he smashes things
up You'll cry yourself with joy TO
see him cut up. Don't miss tt-Ad-
vertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
wOMAN,s Gun BENEFIT.

at the Alhambra theater will be ready
for distribution all day Thursday and
Friday morning at the FL Pcso Piano
Co. store. 20S Texas street-Advertise-
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
JOHN BUNNY, MARY PICKFoRD.

JUN QUAIL LAhl E4NhE OfADs
The Bijou today will have a great
program John Bunny and little Mary
Plckford, two most popular photo
players in existence, will be featured.
John Bunny appears in The Honey
mooners,' silent comedy" by J.
Stuart BlacktOn, as good a comedy as
one would wish to see. The Honey
mOOners" ran $50 times at the Vita
graph theater in New York M Bun
ny is ably assisted by Mary CharIesOn
and James Morrison.
Mary PickfOrd will be seen in The
New York Hat" one Of the famous
Biograph reissues that the BiiOu has
been showing every week. This is by
far the best program in the city to-
dav and you just must see IT,
Tomorrow, "Hearst-Selig Weekly"
with its important current events. in
Guiding some excellent war scenes.
and The White Mouse" a sensational
drama Of the snow covered northwest,
will be shown.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09

ing this week is entirely new and
novel.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-09-05
THE RIGHT WAY TO VOTE.

However much the Democratic
tinue the strained relationship existing
1t is in this particular
politically brethren
subordinate
They
folly
reward them with
left what is termed their
when these struggling coored political
their folly shake off their old
taxable and their
stood by them
the Republican firm
will amelioae
ship between Americans
the in November pa
sembly and feel that
election will in
blow struck the o
Republican a
nsske
their administration
their hands will
to the
To the candidates in
al
Be dloya the
this established
will the prestige lost
cannot stand.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-09-05
SCHOOL RE-OPENING.

Scholastic colleges
this week. after respite of months
This wemeted cessation
work the
smiles
there is reciprocity
sounding remaining apparent nnmae condition during
ton
the which
tones the beautiful singing the
a particular student and
children the
at glance
with the flight the waiting mnmd
n a comparatively time
with
misfortune o
of
advice them
ting educated education
down the walls
acquainances, a
tribung
your rejoice, andd 10 forge thai IT,
"A little a
shallow mtoxicate
But drinking deeper sobers again"
The Colorado statesman., 1914-09-05

Probably critical
itself than that which entering
1t is not time when afford national Legislative
abes
tasks which matte
the Colorado
in a straight menta
Many
economies have unusually fitted him with the delicate
which
Mr. Stevens firm believer
law in that justice within
Colorado
For unhanpered and
o. not
Believes scientific
scientific
be
the election capable public officials will
public
the management of their private
He believes effective
a
a lawabdng
the the
honest the open and the clean in government
The Colorado statesman., 1914-09-05

The above Vckey
Republican
He is education
popularity
lSVo was elected auditor
mission
positions he he honor
public
courteous and obgng
those his
up but plain
you that he Republican he
fepupcansm believes
eVs In the brotherhood
ce when office the principle
kery was city auditor he had
anoher representing all
VIII be remembered
while
oh Oh he colored
chance
MS appreciation for the cooed
audno position which
Statesman takes
Vickery to the consideration OF the oloredvo
The Colorado statesman., 1914-09-05
MILLINERY OPENING,

Madame Esther Morris, the popular
and well known milliner, has received
her latest creations of the different
styles of hats and will have a Grand
Opening September 4th and 5th. On
Friday evening, September 4th, a
beautiful hat will be given away to the
lady who has the lucky ticket. A
large attendance is desired by Madam
Morris.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-09-05

10 CENTS A DAY BUYS A PIANO.
WITH MUSIC LESSONS FREE. PI-
AMOS FROM sss UP. CoLUMBINE
MUSIC CO.. 920-924 18th STREET,
CHARLES BUILDING.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-09-05
MARSHALL B. SMITH.


Election
The Colorado statesman., 1914-09-05
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erickler's New Barber Shop is To-
Gated at 22oa Larimer street. Shave
10. Hair cut, 25c; children, 15c.