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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01
A GOOD VAUDEVILLE
AT THE ALEXANDRA

los Guerrita," a Spanish sister act,
IS the headliner on the new bill at the
Alhambra- The two sisters carry a
splendid line Of scenery and have an
elaborate change OF wardrobe. They
are vivaCiOus and have an act that is
full Of fire and life. All their songs
are done in Spanish, 10 the accOmpani-
ment OF Spanish dance steps The
Spanish speaking part Of the audience
wildly applauded the act last night.
The sisters are noted as very high class
entertainers throughout Mexico and
South America They are now en- route
TO South America from Mexico.
The Excellas, in a juggling act. inter
spersed with comedy, have an offering
that should be a headliner on almost
any bill. Some Of the cleVerest juggling
work ever seen on a stage is included
in the their repertoire and there are
numerous laughs in the act.
George and Marie Brown. advertised
as the most eNtrava gantly cOstumed
actors in vaudeville, do g good singing
act during which Miss Brown makes
two changes Of costume She sings
My Hero" in a particularly high key
and makes all the notes without a ire
NOR.
Pictures complete the bill
Beginning Saturday. the same COM
pany that presented The New Chief Of
Police" last week viii appear in The
Convict and the Warden"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01
The City League Teams are Strengthened
High Glass Ball to Mark End Of Serie
BY B. B. CADDLE.

-ANs Of FL Paso will have an oppor-
tunity to see some classy baseball at
Washington park during the remain
ing games to be played IN the City
leacue Three Of the clubs have been
strengthened by signing league players who
played during the season IN the Texas
LEAGUE the Oklahoma and Texas league,
fbs Conner league and other fast circuits.
Such stars as Hugh Hardin farmed by
birmingham TO Fort Worth VIII be seen
IN action. Hardin. an Fl PasO boy. IS
touted as one Of the coming star twirlers
Of the Southern league. Illness prevented
his finishing the season with Birmingham
and he was farmed out 70 Fort Worth.
where he made an excellent record Hardin
IS a youn gster and viii undoubtedly some
day 60 up to the big show II he continues
improving
pitched for Waco this season, will be on
the mound for the Bankers Hill has made
q great record this year and II was largely
due to his twirling that the Waco team
made such q showing. He. too, IS only a
youngster. and with another years expert
ence in the Texas league, should go up in
faster company
Philadelphia Athletics. and who twirled
during the past season for santa Rita, is
also a member Of the Bankers twirling
staff. Dutch Maggie. who viii play right
field for the Bankers, was with Paris, the
Oklahoma peunant winners, and the
Fort Bayard club during the past season
Mack and Baker, OF the Bankers, played
with Silver City and Graham with Dan
willie, pennant winner Of the Three league
Hornbuckle. who will catch the remain
played during the summer with the Fort
.Bayard club OF the Copper league Eber-
lein. first sacker for the Gas company,
played first base this season for Fort
sunday the Gas company plays the Purity
club while the Bankers and company L
hook up. These two games should prove
very interesting. since the teams have be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01
WHAT TO DO FOR
ITCHING SKINS

Eczema, ringworm and other itching,
burning skin eruptions are so easily
made worse by improper treatment
that one has to be very careful There
is one method, however, that you need
not hesitate TO use, even on a baby's
tender skin-that is, the resinOl treat
ment- ResinOl is the prescription OF a
Baltimore doctor, put up in the form OF
resinol ointment and resinol soap. This
proved so remarkably successful that
thousands Of other physicians have
been prescribing it constantly for j.:
years.
Resinol stops itching instantly. and
almost always heals the eruption
quickly and at little cost Resinol
ointment and resinol soap can be
bought at any druggists For free
samples write to ResinOl. Dept. AR,
Baltimore. Md.-Advertisemen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01
TODAYS ADJUSTMENTS.
CLASSY PROGRAM At BIJoU.

aye Vengeful Vagabonds" and a
Hearst-Selig Weekly viii be the bill
today at the Bijou. "Ye Vengeful
Nagabonds" is a spectacular dramatic
tragedy Of Pilgrim days. written by
James Oliver CurwOod. featuring
Stella Razeto and Guy oliver. This
picture deserves to be placed in the
same category with far more heralded
and pretentiOus pictures. Its historical
value IS paramount, saying nothing
OF its splendid direction. beauty and
thrilling scenes. At least three or
four hundred people were utilized in
this production, and as a whole il is
recommended as a superior picture.
The Hearst-Selig Weekly with its
important and timely current events,
VIII complete program that is second
to none.
Tomorrow, Arthur Johnson will be
seen in The Beloved Adventurer." a
series Of IS dramatic photcplays that
are not continuous. each picture tell
ing a complete story. This series will
be shown every Friday at the Bijou.
The Beloved Adventurer" is in book
form at the Bijou office and we assure
the public that it is a book worth
reading.
Monday, Chip of the Flying Z" in
move parts will be seen. It is a
picture above the aTerage.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01

cactus League schedule
Oct 7-Andreas vs. Carr; Foster Va
oct. 1EAndreas vs. Foster; Carr Va
oct 21-Andreas vs. HOuck: Carr vs. Fos-
Oct 2s-FOster Va HOueki Carr Va An
dreas.
Nov. 4-car vs. Houek; Foster Va An
Nov. 11-carr vs.. Foster: HOuek Va An
Nov. 1s-Carr vs. Andrsass Houek VS..
Foster
Nov. 25-FOster VS.. Andrsas; HOuck vs.
Dec. a-Houek VS. Andrsas; Foster Va
Dec. s-HOuek vs. Foster: Andreas VI
Carr
Dec 1s-HOuek VS. Carr; Anarsas vs.
Foster
Dec, 2s-Fostsr rs Carr: Andrsas vs..
Dee so-Andreas vs. Carr; Foster Va
Jan s-Andreas vs. Foster: Carr Va.
Houck
Jan. 1s-Andreas vs. HOuek; Carr vs.
Jan 2O-FOster vs. Houck; Carr va An
Jan 27-Carr vs. Houek; Foster Va An
dreas
Feb. S-car vs.. Foster; HOuok vs. An
Fen, 1o-carr vs. Andrsss: HOuek Va
Feb- 1T-Foster vs. Andreas; Houek vs.
Dec 24-HOuek vs.. Andreas; Foster Va
March s-EOuek vs. Foster; Andrsas vs..
March 1O-Houak vz Carr; Andrsas Va
March 17-carr vs. Foster. Andrsas Va
Houck
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01
EYES TROUBLE YOU?
Try THIS SIMPLE RECEIPT.

We all know some home remedy for
our minor troubles, and by the use Of
these remedies many a doctors bill
is saved and doubtless many q life.
How few know what to do when
feel dry and inflamed from abuse and
oVeruseE In the morning your eyes feel
rough or sticky, or they trouble you
when you read What do you do?
Most Of US rush of and get glasses
tperhaps at some cheap store where no
skill IS used in fitting our eyes,,
which we very often do not need at all
Thousands are wearing misfit or IN
necessary glasses which they might
better discard and other thousands can,
with little care. probably 50 strength
en- their eyes that glasses might never
be necessary. Here is a free receipt
that may be relied upon to give COM
fort and to help the eyes Of some
people; it is harmless and has the en-
thusiastic endorsement of thousands
who have used il:
Grains DIPLOMA Il tablet.
Ounces Water.
Use as an eye wash night and morn
ing, or Oftener II possible. It makes
most eyes feel fine, quickly aIlays irri-
tation, brighteus the eyes and sharpens
the vision Many who have used II no
longer feel the need Of glasses; many
others have ceased to fear that they
viii soon be obliged to wear them.
Get the DIPLOMA tablets from Kelly &
Pollard or from your nearest druggist
and prepare the solution at your own
home.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01
LAS GUERITTA-ALHAMBRA.

Las Gueritta scored an overwhelming
success at the Alhambra last night.
1hey received encore after encore.
George and Marie Brown would be
neadllners on the best stage in the
country The ExcelIes are truly a
wonderful act All are proud to ac-
knowledge FL Paso endorsement Of the
Alhambra's efforts to give them the
best there is.
The feature picture, The Lost Dia-
mond,' an absorbing 3-reel film, will
pc shown today, also a good comedy,
The Water Wagon" The Alhambra
mas procured by wire the only picture
taken Of war-stricken LOuvain. one OF
the real authentic pictures, taken since
Lhe war. This picture will be shown
saturday Come early and avoid the
crowd. The matinee doors open at II
a m Admission is sc and 10c. Even
ings the admission is 15c and 25c.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01
DEMOCRATS PLAN
COMING CAMPAIGN


Washington. D. c, Oct. Admins
tration leaders, with the adjournment
Of congress predicted for next month.
are making plans for actively pushing
the campaign for the election OF a.
other Democratic senate and house in
November. Within the next few weeks
spokesman OF the administration will
be in the field supporting Democratic
nominees.
In accordance with his recent letter
TO chairman Doremus, OF the Democratic
congressional committee, president VIII
son viii not make any speeches him
self but he plans 10 carry on an active
letter writing campaign in a number Of
states
Special interest has attached 10 the
situation in Illinois. where secretary
Bryan opposed Roger Sullivan's nomi-
nation for the senate Chairman Nc
COMBS, Of the Democratic national
committee, has announced since the pri-
maries that he Will support Mr.. Sullivan
for election.
It was intimated in high administra-
ton circles Wednesday that practically
all members Of the presidents cabinet
will speak in the campaign
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01

have made contributions and we are
expected. and are in duty bound, 10
make a contribution The net result
OF last years race IS peter roaus ana
more auto traffic through FL Paso than
ever before have answered more
than 500 letters from persons all over
the country asking ABOUT the route
through El PasO- Most OF these people
heard Of the route because Of the race
and they know that, n fast race can
be run over them, there must be good
Each Autoist spends SO.
Besides increasing traffic from dis
tant points the facts brought out
about the roads have greatly increased
traffic between Fl PasO and nearby
towns. I estimate that every autOist
who comes here spends at least $40
pei. passenger. The race this year viii
be on a far larger scale than last year
Last year. exclusive or newspapers in
FL PasO territory, the road race oc-
casiOned 12T feet Of printed matter in
outside newspapers This. paid for as
PasO will get more than that this
year for $1,000.
Tells OF Improved Roads.
G. A. Martin spoke Of the improve
ment in roads brought about by the
race. stating that J. A. French. state
engineer OF New Mexico. had recently
left 20 repair the LOrdsburg-R Odeo
road as n result of the race
In order TO insure favorable action
on the request for the donation. Mr..
Kern then offered TO personally raise
$1,000 for the budget rund If the $1,000
would be voted.
A motion by Claiborne Adams that
the chamber OF commerce directors
recommend TO the budget fund com
mite that the money be paid. was
passed, together with an amendment
by George LeBaron 20 the effect that
all OF those present devote at least one
day to further soliciting for the budget
fund. IT Is probable that next Tues
day will be made the budget fund
campaign" day.
Those present at the meeting were:
Burt OrndOrff George LeBarOn. c. D.
Kemper, G. ". Groom, A ". Reeves.
z. C. Davis, r L Sherman. G. A Mar
tin, Claiborne Adams. Peter Kern, Rob
ert Rinehart. Charles Stevens. Fred
WOODWORK, George Evans and c. L
Sirmans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01
WILL MOTOR To
LA5CRUCESFAIR
81 Pasoans to Send Crowd;
Chamber of Commerce
Aids Auto Race

: Plans were made Wednesday night
for a large attendance Of Fl PasOans
at the Las Cruces fair on Saturday.
Ell PasO Day" at a joint meeting Of
Adclub. Rotary club and FL Paso Auto
mobile club. held at the chamber Of
commerce The arrangements that
will insure a large attendance were
placed in the hands Of the Auto club,
but all those present pledged them
selves to assist in boosting FL Paso
las Cruces always heartily supports
FL PasO's celebrations and we should,
in turn. give Las Cruces all the sup
port we can" said George LeBaron.
Mr. LeBarOn introduced a motion.
which was unanimously adopted. that
ton to the fair and that all OF the
clubs would work TO this end. A spe-
cial low rate Of S2.15 for the round trip
has been quoted by the Santa Fe rail-
road Badges advertising the Military
tournament have been printed and
these viii be worn by all those going
to the fair and will also be distributed
at Las Cruces. It is expected that
fully 800 autos viii make the trip.
May Give $1,000 to Road Race.
The directors OF the chamber OF com
merce VIII recommend TO the budget
fund committee that $1,000 be given 10
the FL Paso-PhOenix road race fund.
To insure favorable action on this DrO-
posaL Peter Kern offered to make a
personal canvass ana guarantee the
raising Of $1,000 for the budget fund IL
the trustees would vote the amount
This offer was accepted and Mr.. Kern
viii begin work October u
In making his request for this
amount Robert Rinehart, president of
the FL PasO Automobile club, said. Il
do not think that FL Paso can get
greater value for its money than in
giving $1,000 towards he race All OF
the cities and towns along the route
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01
PRoGRA,I Ar IL rNIorE.

Today, Q Victor tWO-reel drama.
The Rock Of Hope" featuring Harry
9 Myers and Rosemary Theby, will
De shown at the Unique It is a deep
emotional play. Those who should
know have said that man stepped in
sin is unable TO achieve reformation
that some sudden catastrophe to create
a spiritual awakening is necessary in
such case Is that true2 This hu-
man interest play, The Rock Of Hope"
argues that it can. It is admirably
presented The program will also in
clude one Of those funny Bob Leon
ard Boob comedies-'The BOOb's
Legacy"
Saturday, Christy AIathewson will
be seen in a twO-reeler-'Love and
Baseball" Every Sunday and Mon
day, The Trey O. Hearts is shown.
Coming, Wednesday and Thursday
The Dollar Mark" Tomorrow women
and children get FREE a package OF
frozen mints-a new gum.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01
DOUGLAS AND Ell PASO GOLF
TEAMS TO MEET IN NOVEMBER

The date for the golf match between the
Douglas Country club and the e. Paso
Country club has not yet been selected. The
match probably will be played early IN
November, the date being left TO the selec-
ton OF the Douglas club
The FL Pas0 club championship will be
decided In the next two weeks. The uuali-
Tying round Will be played October T. The
eight high scores will then be paired for
match play on October II, and the finals
VIII be played the following week
A handicap match against DOGGY has been
arranged for players not competing in the
championship match
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01

II It's Worth Having, IRIS worth Pay
ing For.
We don't have TO give our advertis-
Ing away, in order to get it Our
patrons are satisfied TO buy It word
70 the Wise-Advertiseme
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01
e.THE VALLEY d ~ nInnN.,,

THE Valley Of the Moon will be
shown at the WigWam today for the
last time This is one of the Para
mount picture corporations features.
It Is one Of the most carefully pro-
duced phOtoplays that the Wigwam
has ever presented. Every little detail
in the story is brought out and the
big scenes have been handled in
mastery manner. Several thousand
men were used for the strike scenes,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01

which cover three city blocks in their
action.
Friday, Dainty Alice Joyce viii be
seen in another OF the Alice Tovce
series Of dramas, complete in two reels.
This one is called The Mystery OF
the Sleeping Death" It is a story
OF a Hindu princess who is a daughter
Of the underworld in her reincarna-
ton It is a peculiar blending of the
New York slums with mystic India It
VIII be shown Friday Only.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01
.BOWLERSF0RN
CANE SCHEDULE
Cactus League Starts Octo-
Der z; Four Teams Roll
Practice Games.

Officials were elected. schedules arranged
and everything placed in readiness for the
opening Of the Cactus league on October
at a meeting held at the Cactus alIers
Wednesday night Practice games were also
rolled between four quintets. the first match
being won by the Houck five from the
Andreas team. In the second the Fotser
team was defeated by the Carr club, In a
five game match.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01
KNOCKOUT BROWN AND
DILLON ARE MATCHED

St Louis. No. Oct. IA 10 round match
between Jack Dillon. OF Indianapolis and
George Knockout" Brown, OF Chicago. will
be fought here October a. according to
an announcement made Wednesday night
By newly organized athletic association.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01

to each and every one
who enters our doors.
Willingness to accom-
Rodate-a desire to be
of real assistance to de-
pOsitOrs.
these embody the
spirit Of service that
gains new friends and
holds new ones.
Officers and directors.
Lee h. Orndorff, President.
h. P. Jackson, Vice President.
c. H. Jones, Vice President.
F. ". Murchison, Active Y. P.
H. E. Christie, Cashier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01

come strengthened. A week from Sunday
the Gas company and Bankers will play
Hugh Hardin will oppose Cliff Hill on the
mound and It should prove a twirling duel
worth going miles TO see
X
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01

BURGLARS BREAK INTO STORE.
Wednesday night burglars entered
the dry goods store OF Lyman SochaL
sos East Overland street. and stole SIS
worth OF merchandise.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01


Luck again smiled kindly upon Connie
Mack when the coin that was tossed up
at the national commission meeting We'd
nesiav at Philadelphia which decided that
the first two games Of the worlds series
would be played at Philadelphia. This was
q big advantage for the Athletics in their
coming fight for the worlds series. Had
the Braves won the toss they would 90 into
the series with all the home fans cheering
for them which would have been lots OF
encouraEenent Now the youngsters will
have to face thousands OF hostile fans in the
first game at Philadelphia. And the team
that wins the first game is Off with a big
edge.
Dick Rudolph took things easy yester-
day but at that he was very effective
against the Giants. who made but six hits
off his delivery. Strand and Crutcher. two
recruits. held the Giants 10 a tie game in
the second game
II IS very likely that Stallings will send
Davis his sensational young recruit against
the Giants today. The big three" will
hardy be used in a full game during the
remainder Of the season Stallings will only
work them enough to keep them IN the
pink OF condition for the duel that starts
on October 9
The Athletics probably will be the Ia
vcrites when the series opens In all proba-
bility 8 TO 5 viii be laid that they win
the series. while some OF the Philadelphia
admirers may even go as high as to 5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01

Following IS the standing OF the clubs and
the -g-orarIe lineups for Sunday:
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
TO COAST AND BACK
At COST OF S6.85
New York BeIIboy, Who YearnS
for Adventures, Has Plenty
of Them on Trip. =.

NEW YORK, Jan. 17-From New
York to san Francisco and back in
Iorty-seven days, with a total expendf-
ture OF sS.S5-sS.45 for railroad fare and
80 TOT meals-is the trip Just COM
pietee py Robert j. Edwards, two
te st Regis, who, immaculate in a
uniform of blue and gold, capitaIizes
courtesy and cleanliness in a life in
striking contrast with his recent hobo
DAYS. The, elegantly gowred women
"no w coininend Robert to the manager
spectful lad, who has such a nice face"
40 not know that the nild-na nnered
pellooy has roughed It across the corr
tlnent twice in cattle cars and tool
poXes, on cow-catchers. and rods"
witnout a path for weeks and with never
a change Of linen. -
Robert was reluctant to tell of his
adVentures when seen at the hotel, but
assured that he could nor he aESesteS
now tor the stolen rides and was in no
uangeT or losing his job, he finally
yielded and began to talk
:. i got tired of being q .fIunlxv, around
here about two months ago. he said.
ana MADE up my mind to take a trip.
L lQn I know where 1 wanted 10 %
hut L Jumped freight train in Hoboken
that look me to Buffalo, and then I
yLsl ,Ls ke2t on going West until I reached
L around
San Francisco few dayg and r5acideJ
70 come back-so l did. I didn't have
any money when 1 left here hut
picked up g or 80 along the line doing
Cdd jobs. spent 1855 travelling s9
", wren i got back had a little Change
on the way out" Continued Robert
didnt have much trouble Til 7 reach,
cd the desert in Utah. I rode rods
most OF the way, but in Ogden, Utah,
| crawied into a box car loaded with
lumber and was locked In. The car was
three and half days g.Ine to Irlav.
New, and all that time Vas inside
AFRAID to sleep for fear the lumber
would fall on me, and Starving for food
The conductor who round me didn't
have me arrested. and ] spent a few
days in Inlay getting back my strength
That's when 1 spent al little BIT for
meals. l had begged :hem or worked
for them before. L ode the rods 10
Reno, but just after she train left town
4 freight conductor caught ME and told
me to hit the grit or cDugh up I had
a couple Of dollars In my pocket and
slipped them to him, and he let me ride
In refrigerator car ~ Oakland. Cal
] walked into san Francisco and began
to look for job. but Didn't find one.