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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
Bush Pitched a Great Game But LO st
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Game Monday Was True Heart Breaker
BY B. B. cADDLE.

delivery for the two innings he worked The
game was tied when James went into the
making It two wins for him, one for Ru-
dolph and none for Tyler.
sensational fielding OF Gowdy, Evers, Deal
and Narsnvills and their stick work nave
proved the features Of the three games
won the first game when ne got a triple.
double and a single al three times a. hat.
Monday he got three hits. two Of which were
for two bases and the other a circuit drive.
He and Evers Monday made six OF Boston's
nine hits
The ATTENDANCE at the game Monday was
one Of the largest crowds that ever attended
a baseball game. The official figures were
$500. Tor which the receipts totaled S53.8Os.
OF this the national commission gets
S6.2s0.S6 and the players S34.456.52 Eacn
club receives S11.485 a.
to 1 on the Athletics which prevailed be-
fore the first game TO 10 I on the Braves.
it was announced Rudolph would probably
work todsy's game the supporters OF the
Braves were offering 10 l that he would
Supporters Of the Athletics took a great
deal q the 2 to money. hoping that the
Torrance in 1903. when after dropping the
first three games to Detroit won the last
four.
Connolly. the only player on the Boston
club, who hit over 800 during the past sea-
son. has failed to do much with the stick
in the worlds series he did not get a hit
Monday, while Gowdy. considered a weak
hitter, made three at four times Up.
When the worlds series is over this week
the attention OF the sporting fraternity viii
turn 70 football The season opened two
weeks ago but until the worlds series is set
tied little interest viii be taken in the pig
skin players.
The eastern teams are finding the open
style OF play less dangerous than the old
style game There have been no serious &C
cidents in any game played TO date. The big
teams are also finding that the lighter
eleveus have a much better chance Of de-
festinE them Last week Washington and
Jefferson nearly defeated the strong Har-
ward eleven. The scores have been unusual
" close and for this reason Interest in the
game has been increased.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13

PROPOSALS FOR SIX FRAME HOS
PTTALS. Department OF the Interior,
office Of Indian Affairs, Washington
D. G.. September %, 1914 Sealed pro-
posals. plainly marked on the outside
81 the sealed envelope. Proposals for
Frame Hospitals and addressed TO the
Commissioner OF Indian Affsirs.
washington. D. c." viii be received
at the Indian Office until o'clock p
m. Of November 3. 1914. for furnishing
materials and labor for the construc-
ton OF frame hospitals At the Indian
Agencies at Pima and San Xavier,
Arizona. Carson, Nevada, Mescalero
New Mexico. Turtle Mountain, North
Dakota. and BIackfeet, Montana. IN
strict accordance with the plans. specl-
fications and Instructions TO bidders,
which may be examined at the office Of
the paper or periodical in which this
advertisement appears, the L. 6 Indian
Warehouses at Chicago. IL, st. Louis.
No, Omaha, Nebr-. and San Francisco,
Cal, and at the several Indian schools.
For additional information application
should be made to the Superintendents
OF Indian Schools a. follows. Pima
school, Sacaton. Ariz.. san Xavier
school. Tucson. Ariz-: Carson school,
Stewart, New: Mescalero school. Mesca-
lero. New Mex; Turtle Mountain
school. Belcourt. y. Oak: and Blackfeet
school. Browning. Mont Cato sells,
er--Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13

uwAJ-KEE Wis. Oct 13-Joe
Nj 5rs4d95 the so5fh i.- Ilsht ,ssfs1
= u or Ad wolgast and Joe Rivers have
gone back woefully the past eight months lli.-
There was some excuse Tor Mo-Bast poor
showing against Mandot in milwaukee re-
Gently as he had not boxed a good man
since he broke his arm IN California anu
besides was not in shape for nard oltt-e-
win Rivers 81 was different The Mexican
v-as reported IN the best OF condition, but
AIandot was given the decision over MN
after 20 rounds Of fast bathing ElFers
manager. Joe Levy. claims II snoulu nave
been a draw. but the referee awarded the
verdict 10 Mandot and that is the way the
decision must stand. There Is no oouot'
49,, reading the various accounts Of the
fight that the New Orleans boy showed
great cleverness and outpointed the Mex
the knockout punch For . boy VINO Was
ready to be counted down and out two years
ago Mandot has made a wonderful come
hack and he can thank his manager LornIIy
walsh. FOR guiding him along safely 70
that point He was matched against men
whom Joe had more than an even chance 70
beat and that no doubt helped him 20 get
back his speed and confidence. he has
come Up from a minor card TO a major
league boxer and Is in e position now TO
get matches with the champion and near
champions. It will not be surprising q
hear OF Eand0t and his stable mate, Charlie
White, being matched before the season
ends while Nate Lewis manager Of White;
and Walsh. manager Of Nandot. work to-
Eether. they are not averse to matching up
Michigan Has Come Back.
HuEhie Michigan. the Australian light
weight. who held the title OF that country
for several years. and who was supposed
70 have gone back so far that he would not
be able 70 cls-s as title holder again, mas
made q real comeback EuEhie had been
beaten twice by AIiIburn Saylor and by
other American HEhtweiEhts. and his star
had bout set: but while being counted out
he turns round and upsets the dope By
knocking out Herb Mccoy. the clever young
Fter who was picked FOR the title. in II
rounds They were matched recently for
the championship Of Australia and met at
Snowy Bakers stadium IN Sydney before a
crowd OF 1900 fans. Il was a fierce battle
ell the way-NeheEan finally putting over
the k O. IN the 18th round and thereby
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13

70 regain his strength and pushel ne rs Is ~ y
for a short time In the 10Th otroleI, IN .
cIInch got in a series Of BODY oloNs -
clinchinE- When Strouer attempted ~
variahly blocked with the elno". 81 - ~.
forced the fight, however ana 49, - 60
entitled TO the round. His grand san ~
ish and extreme Eameness won nm tl-e - ---
pathy Of the crowd At best
The Preliminaries-
s.Tlfd" Cattenese ard KID Aorch- mic
Hleweirhts. went four fast rounds 70 a 80, 49,
in the curtain raiser. Il was Lasl --t ,.4
and one OF the best seen ~ the or -'-l77
arena in some time -, ,,-
Clever little Billy WetZel, Papke s 5paIL-
inE partner boxed rings around i'm or, y
in the second preliminary. easily ouscla -.-
his oupenent. Wetzei is fast ana -le. Is
with 4 hard punch He had Brown IN uaa
straits in several Instances. the latter -'ot-
work only saving him from knockol-L.
walker in the six round sernl-y7 l3llp. S - =
forced the fighting and cazed the seIa--'-'
in the second round
JuareE Boxers Introduced. -
Kid Thomas and Young Jack Jonns ,; ?
principals in the IS round bout 20 be ne-S I
in Juarez on Friday night, were introal eel,
at the rinEside- Both have enleIeu MAJ u
training in preparation for the contest
KID Farmer and solder NlnleIHt=sA
have been matched for the six round SEM
as Wintersteen IS a hard hitting aEgresslFs
PIPER. the contest f. expected 10 De d
good one
Interest IN the IS round contest Is grow
ing daily, a large crowd witnessing Ne
workouts OF the two fast negro uidale-
weights. johnson has fought once bec2ce
in the Juarez aren't. a 10 round draw Nlln
Charles Stands being the outcome L1oilla1
comes well recommended from Los Anselea
and san Francisco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13

retaining the title. He VIII be matched
against Fred Mckay. a clever Melbourne
French Want Boxing Federation
Despite the fact that there is terrltic
war on in Europe at the present time. the
French boxing promoters have not lost track
OF the fact that they are anxious 10 bring
about a worlds boxing federation, similar
10 the International Athletic association.
that controls the olympic games one would
not suppose that in these trying times the
French. Germans. EnElishmen. Russians or
any other nationality mixed up In a struggle
game. but Paul Rousseau. who Is secretary
Of the French federation Of boxing. mas
taken Il upon himself 10 continue neEota-
lions 70 that end I an just in receipt OF
. letter from Mr. Rousseau In Which ne
says:
NY Dear Andrews: Have received some
Of the papers and notice wherein you give
your views regarding an organization inter
national to control boxing vas not able
10 answer the same on account o. the war
excitement here. but I will endeavor TO do
so at greater length later on You know
without doubt that the last Olympic con-
Eress Of Paris decided to form an inter
national boxing union IN accord with the
delegates Of America. England. France.
HunEary and others At the same time, the
delegates formed at this congress an inter
national federation OF amateur boxers The
decisions OF the congress VIII Be executed,
Z think. after the war I am very happy
that you are in favor OF our actions and !
trust that other American writer's viii feel
the same way about It
I trust to give you more definite iuforna-
ton later. although Il IS difficult at this
time 70 know what will happen during this
terrible war. which has set all OF Europe
ablazs"
Include Il Countries.
The delegates mentioned by Nj Rousseau
take in L countries including particularly
all the European countries. also South Arr
ca Australia, South America and India.
There IS no doubt that an international
body f. badly needed. but st Is out OF the
question at this time TO take the matter up,
owing to the war IN Europe When the
clouds clear away on the other side, no
doubt the negotiations which were pending
will be continued and brought to a sue
cessful close.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
ToDAYS ADJUSTMENTS.
ALHAMBRA-aTHE REIGN OF
TERROR.r

Every man and woman and almost
every child is familiar with that terri
HE oeriod in the history Of France
i--7ovl9 a. THE REIGN Of Terror This
picture has for its foundation the
Great work OF Alexander Dumas, en-
titled THE Chevalier de Maison
Rouge The excellent pnotograpn5y
supplements the other merits OF the
In the vaudeville bill are James &
PRYOR" in the laughing sketch. Al me
Depot The Lurgias.' featuring the
latest society dances; "Chss- EDEN
burg" q remarkable equlhDrlsl 1L9
ssT-ss Cuerrits." the world renowned
spanish dancers. Pictures are shown
from II a. m. TO p m Come then
and avoid the crowds. The admission
is and 10 cents. Evenings vaudeVille
and pictures are shown when the pIlce
Of Terror will be shown for one day
ly.-AdvertisemenL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
..rHE LIE AT THE GRECIAN.

asThe Lure" one OF the most power
ful photodramas OF the day, viii be the
speciaI attraction at the Grecian Tor
three days. commencing tomorrow;
ss--fe T,,re'' is a Shubert feature, filmed
from the play after it's phenomenal
run at Maxine Elliotts theater- Expert
critics pronounce The Lure master
piece in photoplay. superb in acting
and much better than the play IL is
D-aseDred nv an all star American
cast. 1t is a great picture, a good
storvl 4 great lesson, It has the en-
dorsement OF the press and clergy
Every man. woman and child should
see IL The admission for The Lure
y-il1 he d and Is cents. The time
schedule viii be in tomorrow's paper
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13

NJ . eSs l mound ,l9 5s :z:a 5 i:
the handwriting on the wall Al
though this younEster won the third game
OF the 1913 series with the Giants his rec
ord during the past season on, has rot been ss.
Braves but despite this he twirled a Won
derful game for II innings, only 10 lose II
with a Wild throw IN the 18th
Chief Bender. hero OF four worlds series,
was expected 10 twirl the crucial game for
his team. But the indian must be all in
or his wing in bad condition for Mack sent
mound Bender worked but a portion OF
the opening game and when warmed up
cling speed and control and Mack sent him
Bush t7yirisd a great game last year
against the Giants II was the third game
OF the series. with each team having p game
70 its credit But on that occasion the Attn
letics got away with a five run lead IN the
first two innings and Bush was filled With
confidence He set the Giants down With
five hits not a player on the team getting
more than one hit
First the Athletics were ahead. then the
Braves tied The Athletics again took the
lead only 20 have It tied. For II innings
the teams fought il out. In the 1o-h II
looked as though Philadelphia had Won,
scoring two runs, but Boston came right
back The 18Th inning found Bush falterinE
Go1vdy, who had got home run. doubled
Gilbert walked and Bush was unable TO
stand the strain when he threw TO Baker
the ban went wild and with none out the
wild heGve cost the Athletics the third
straight game
The Athletics hit Tyler for more hits than
they got off James and Rudolph in the two
games at Philadelphia They made eight
safeties in 10 innings, and when James vent
10 the mound failed to get safe hit of his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13

4 DRAW the referee called the battle
n between Johnny Papke and Larry
~ Strouer at the Fort Bliss arena Mon
- - day night. Pspke's friends differed
with him and thought he should nave mac
a decision. They say that during the .!rst
continually forced the Tight MS o-eEs . isSN-
ink visible effect, and completely barring
me strong finish Of strouer when he had
the Kewanee boxer At the flnal bell eFi-
IDENTIFY caused the referee TO decide that It
offset the advantage Of points which the
little feather champion had conplieo our
inr the earlier rounds OF the contest
ID 70 the final one. however. lnere was
not a round which did not 60 70 Fapke ~ . q
margin. according TO most OF the -aIls- r.
c. Beuitez was the referee.
Strouer Il Awkward
Ctrouer has an awkward, SLOW sly lr o.
--iI1fun which puzzled PapEe IN the lnlLl-i
round. The feather champion came LnIolEl
in The second. however. 5oltinE his opponent
with singing left handers and oulc-tsS.l-A
him in fo0tvork. The third, fourth and tiItn
rounds were repetitions OF the second. WIN
FsDke forcing the fight and Strouer -ore--
ing when the going seemed too hard Inc
rj3tb VS. a hard fought affair. but the
Feranee kid staggered his opponent Re
rea-edlv in the seventh A series o. leLts
IN the law and rapid work IN the cl-lsLles
had Strouer's right eye bleeding, while mere
was a long cut on the 1de o. rs 0i-17N
A bruised place on Papke's knee WneIe
he fell in the center Of the ring When olIol ~,
yvrest1ed him from the ropes gave me
feather considerable trouble Strouer was
continually outpolnted - distance ooAlllsr
his beEt work being done in the clinches
and consisting Of a voIley Of blows. when
Papke usually blocked -,
IN the eighth Papke again had a shade
on points. while in the ninth, strouer seeff'el
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
RELIEVES L. 8. TROOPS WILL
LEAVE COLORADO IN MONTE

wichita, Kas., Oct st expect the
federal troops will leave Colorado By
the middle Of November, and II the
strike IL not settled by that time the
state will be prepared TO take charge
Of the situation. The militia probably
will not be increased above its normal
numbers"
Gov Ammons Of Colorado. who is
here attending the International Dry
Farming congress. thus summarized
the mine strike situation in his state.
That the labor troubles virtually viii
be settled by the time the federal
troops leave is the opinion OF the gov
ernor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
WOMAN Is APPOINTED RURAL
HOME ORGANIZER IN TEXAS

Austin, Texas. Oct 13.-SIrs. Nat p.
Jackson, Of Paris. Texas. has been ap-
pointed rural home organizer by com
missioner Of agriculture Kone for the
department and Mrs. Jackson has en-
tered upon the discharge Of her duties.
The commissioner says that experience
in field work among the farmers has
demonstrated the need for such an
office. home economics and kindred
topics. being among the most inn
portant of agricultural problems to the
women Of the farm houses, and the
duties Of such a position can be bet
ter performed by a woman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
rhis WI. RnrrnIn-

Magnificent Hanet & Davis vlrtuolo
Player Piano for $4,000 reduction. on
account Of our specializing on the
'Pianola" Pianos. we are disseminating
the sale Of this instrument. and wish to
move this last one quickly. Hallet d
Davis are among the Oldest piano max
ers in America. Established 1888. Alb
solutely guaranteed by the Oldest Piano
House in FL Paso, Fl Paso Piano Co., EOS
south side Of Texas street.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13

1TIwauker- WIS., OCT lE--NIWalkeo 5
first football fatality for the 1914 season oc-
CURED Monday when Carroll Olson, aged 20:
died at a local hospital from CONCLUSION OF
the brain, the result OF injuries receiver ll
a game on Sunday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
BASEBALL
- RESULTS
Handing of Clubs ana Schedule OF Games
COAsT LEAGUE sTANDINGs.

Where They Play Wednesday.
Los Angeles at Venice.
Oakland at Sacramento.
Portland at san Francisco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
CITY SERIES GAMES,
Mnndnra Eames.


Chicago Ill. Oct 15.-MclbOurne Imam
English billiard CHAMPION defeated Willie
Hoppe. worlds champion. Monday night, coz
to III In the first game Of a series IN ualh
line billiards Hopes showing was me
poorest he has made in years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13

s"wAs the last day OF vacation.
High above. the first stars
Il peeped out. but the moon was
rather low, and our heroine was hun
cry aEaini'
"Ellphalet." she whispered, take me
for a walk"
EIphalet uervously jingled the two
cents in his pocket He had just re-
turned from a foraginE walk with the
vrInsome Winifred-
"Oh, why-yes. certainly he agreed
with mock alacrity. Just a walk,
veh-" So they started He prayed
that they would reach the beach be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
RTvFRs DEFEATS RUSSELL.

Memphis Tenn Oct. 13--Joe RIVERS. OF
Los Angeles. won decision over FRANKIE
Russell. Of New Orleans in an eight rouA1
fight here Monday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
s.THE vENDETTA- TOMORROW.

The Wigwarn tomorrow Will show
The Vendetta" adapted from Marie
CorellTs greatest novel This is one
Of the most unusual and intensely dra-
matte pictures that has ever been pro-
duced. II depicts practically every
rr7uan emotion and ranges from the
beautiful TO the terrible. It is seem
inEly so unusual in its conception that
Miss COreII declares over her signature
that II is actually founded on fact The
vendetta" Is said to be the most success
frlI ROYALTY film from a financial point OF
view that the General Film company
has ever presented. It's demand has
been unprecedented The admission
will be Is cents for children and =
cents for adults-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
CH4s. CHAPLIN AND MYSTERY.

CHAs. CHAPLIN AND MYSTERY.
Another%double attraction is offered
at the Grecian today. Episode No 10
OF The Million Dollar Mystery" which
IS the best vet. will be shown again
today for the last time, and Chas-
Chaplin. the greatest OF the picture
comedians. will be seen in q brand
new. rip-roaring. screaming Keystone
Komedy, entitled The Love Pangs-'
Just imagine Chaplin in love. II is the
funniest ever. Better come early
AF-arffeeu1nnr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13

the homesteaders have materially IN
creased in number. There is approx
imately 900 troops in Columbus AZ
present and these lend busy air 10
the little city
The Women's Synodical society
meetings were most successful TINS
year" said Mrs. ". 3. Preston, OF san
Marcos. the president Of the soclet y;
zone Of the results OF the meetings VIII
be the increase OF the woINl7s , 49,,
force among the Mexicans. Bohenliahs
and negroes in our own state and a
greater interest in home missions
IF anyone wants 10 see firstclass
baseball I recommend trip to wash
ington park" said Floyd wilson
Both OF the games sunday afternoon
in the City league were excellent con-
sidering that the players had only
short time 10 practice me addltlon
Of the Copper and eastern league OF
ganized baseball players has material
IL strengthened the teams, until now
I believe that they could easily deteat
the pennant winners Of the copper cir
cult. The first game Sunday was
worth the money. WhlLe the seconu
though loosely played in instances,
went seven innings 10 tie, darkness
ending the affair"
Automobiles are becoming more
popular daily with citizens OF Fl Faso'
said Leo J. frost. sales agent OF ne
Oakland cars There IS a conslderaoLe
difference between sales in FL Faso
and other cities its size in proportion IN
Texas The Pass city, with its excel
lent paved streets. easily surpasses
them all Automobile sales by Tari-
Gus companies in this city average
several daily. OF at least IT has been
since my arrival here"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13

FuII-WOrth ROofIng-s1.0O, s1.25 and
$3.50 per roll Burton-Lingo Co, phone
acknowledgements.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
aHEARTs - DIANONDsg TODAY.

The Biiou will feature today Pathe
Weekly No. IS and John Bunny and a
large Vitagraph cast in Hearts and
Diamonds" a two act festure that VIII
appeal to the multitudes John Bunny.
supported BY an excellent cast OF
seven, makes Hearts and Diamonds
a play well worth your while. The
Pathe weekly contains a good collec-
ton Of current events, including some
timely war news. WEDNESDAY. 4
king Of Chance" in three reels Of en-
tire satisfaction will be q show worth
nz-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
BUsH,TAy AT THE WIGWAlI.

Francis Bushman. the man who re-
ceived the majority OF ten million
votes in an international popularity
contest. will appear at the Wigwam
today in The Splendid Dishonor.'
romantic story admirably adapted 10
his talents Never miss a Bushman
picture. They are all far above the
average. The Newsboy Tenor" fine
SeliE drama, is also on the bill--Ad-
vertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13

The Pass City Dance club Is holding
five cent dances every evening at the
Auditorium. Mills and Kansas streets
Good music and refreshments are rrO-
vfded advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
The Daily Novelette,
No ESCAPE.

Those willy girls. those hungry girlsj
They eat and eat forever
EliphaIct win ne'er forget,
The sausage man. nO-EeTert
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
NANDOT MUST HAVE IMPROVED,
ELSE WOLGA5T HAS CONE BACK

Rivers Also Did Not Make Expected Showing Against
Mandot, Though Reported to Be in the Best COndi-
ton Possible; Mandot Lacks Knockout Blow;
Michigan Is Matche With Fred Mckay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
BLISS BATTLE CALLEDADRAN;
PAPKE HAD THE BEST Of Il

His Partsans Think He Bes ted Strouer in Almost All OF
the Bouts the Prelimina ries All Fast; Principals
Of the Juarez Fight Are Introduced to Fans;
the Juarez Progr am Is Completed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13

The tents OF the 18th cavalry along
me border at Columbus n NJ, gives
Jnat town the appearance OF tented
city said A 3. Gale. Of the border
port Previous to the arrival Of the
cavalry at Columbus there was only
couple OF stores and business houses IN
the place. Now there is a number OF
merchandise and grocery stores while