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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
BETTING FAVORS RED SOX;
REGULAR SEASON CLOSES

New York. Oct with the winning
Of the National league pennant by
Philadelphia Wednesday and the cap
ture of the American league pennant
the day following, the season was viz
tually closed
On form Boston should win the Sc
ries. and the betting favOrs them but
there are numberless followers Of the
game who are counting upon the game
ness of the Philli.- and the proves
of their masterful pitcher, Alexander
TO land them as victOrs-
In the National league Boston and
Brooklyn still are arguing which shall
hold second place in the standing, while
the remaining first division berth IS
Vet to be solved
American league apportionment OF
honOrs already is determined, the SEQ
ond place being Detroits. with Chicago.
Washington New York. St Louis.
Cleveland and Philadelphia finishing
in the order named
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
CARRIZ0Z0 WINS
FROM T. Pas. VI.
SouthWesternS Lose Both
Ends Of DoubleHeader,
Which Second IsBetter.

The Z. P. d $ W. ball team played
two games in Carrizozo on sunday
and lost both. Both games were well
contested but were marked 1y many
protests on decisions.
The second game was the better con-
test of the two Norman was on the
mound for the home team and his
speed had the railroaders guessing.
The Southwesterns were able 10 con-
meet for but two hits. Vandewater did
good work for the visitors and held
Carrizozo to five hits. Floya was the
fielding star. handling seven difficult
chances without a sipup Martyrs err
Tor in the sixth inning gave Carrizozo
two runs and the victory in the second
game.
The scores follow;
First game X H. l..
Southwesterns 900 0O2 600
Carrizozo ...----.l01 600 11N-4 i
-Southwesterns: Lawrence,
Fisher and Chant; CarrizozO; Dolan,
and w. Norman.
Second game X. H. E.
Southwesterns 900 600 600
CarrizoZo .-.----- 900 O02 cox ]
eries-SOuthwest Nanuewa-
ter and Chant; Carrizozo: a. Norman
and W Norman Umpires- Woods and
Jones.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

Princeton. 10. Rutgers, o.
University Of Virginia. TO- Yale, O.
Harvard. z: Massachusetts Aggie. o.
Pennsylvania. 10; Franklin and Mar
Ehall. ..
Army. Il, Holy Cross. Il.
Navy. o; Georgetown. g.
Cornell, So; Oberlin- T.
Dartmouth. 81; Maine. @.
Brown. o. Trinity, o.
Amherst. g. BowdOin. O.
CarlysIe o. LehiEh, Il
Syracuse @ BuckneM o.
Swathmore. ~: Dickinson O.
Penn state. 10; Lebanon Valley. O.
Colgate Az Susquehanna- O.
Williams, o, Union a.
Case T. Marietta. 1e-
Washington and Jefferson, 8 West
Virginia. 8.
Western Reserve. 9; Hiram. 0.
Purdue Z, Wabash, e
Ursinus 20 Lafayette. l3-
Ohio State. 19; Ohio Wesleyan g.
Phillips Exeter, y; Dartmouth, Fresh
men. 0.
Georgetown college .: University of
Cincinnati. =
Kentucky state university, So Butler
college. O.
&Heehaay college. 81, St BOnaveve
college. O.
Marquette university, "a, Milwaukee
Normal o.
AAeH- AoH -NNA ~ l--A UNIV q shy
Lake Forest @, Northwestern. -
simpson. o. Ames. -.
Depauw. o. Indians z.
Alma. o. Nol-5 Dame. 81
Cornell college. O. Iowa. 80.
Drake. 10. Nebraska IS
Haskfu Indians. o. Illinois. Sc
North Dakota. o; Minnesota. A.
Lawrence. o. Wisconsin. So
University of Kansas. 20; William
Jewell college. o.
AIorningside. a, Yankton- O.
Missouri. 49, Oklahoma A and H.. s.
University or wyoming o. University
OF Colorado, 80.
Rice Institute, 46; Trinity univers-
ity. O.
Baylor university. g. Howard Paine
college. o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
snndnr,. Gnmes.

At Chicago. r. II. E
Pittsburg 100 600 COS OI-5 II .
Chicago ....-..0O1 COZ 100 00-4 u
Batteries Pittsburg- Rogge, Knetzer
and Berry. Chicago. Mcconnell Prem
dergast and Wilson
Second game r. H Z
PIttsburg 600 600 O-U
Chicago 1900 .--..--O0O OO3 Ks
Batteries Pittsburg, Knetzer. Allen
and Berry; Chicago. Bailey and Wilson.
Called on account Of darkness
At Newark r H. T.
Baltimore -. ....O21 40 0OO-9 Is I
Newark .--.. .....02O 600 03O-5 s 8
Batteries Baltimore, Black. Quinn
and Russell: Newark. WhitehOuse,
Kaiserlins, Moran, Billiard and Rari-
den. HUM
Second game. r H E
Baltimore ... co.. 900 600 600 3 8
Newark -. .....11O OO2 20x-6 8
Batteries Baltimore. Young and
Owens; Newark. Reulbach and HUM
At st. Louis r. H f.
St Louis --.-...-.. 041 900 O1x-6 0
Batteries Kansas City. Hennins and
Brown St Louis. Crandau Plank and
Chapman.
Saturdays Games.
At PittsburE 5-5. Chicago SIS.
At St Louis /; Kansas City l.
At Baltimore I-2- Newark %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
MAY ESTABLISH CHAIN OF
DIARIES IN TWO VALLEYS

c. W. Eye, a dairyman Of Colorado
Springs. Colo, is here and is making
trips through the upper and lower val
leys to ascertain if these valleys Will
support a chain Of diaries and a
creamery.
Mr.. Eye learned Of the Rio Grande
valleys through the chamber of COM
merce and is making a personal inspec-
ton Of the lands He was taken down
the valley Monday morning and up the
valley Monday afternoon.
As soon as he has completed his in
spection he viii decide whether or not
such a chain Of dairies to supply the
southwest with milk, cream and other
dairy products, will be practicable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04

M Williams Is still bantamweight
L champion Of the world, Johnnie
'.Kewpier Ertle, his manager and ad-
herents Notwithstanding. 1t viii be re-
called that Williams was disqualified in
the fifth round Of his recent bout with
Ertle for landing a doubtful foul blow
Immediately ErtIe and his cohorts
claimed the bantamweight champion
ship: and there are few socalled eX-
perts that back their contention
We herewith offer a few reasons
why Williams was not dislodsed as
bantam champion that evening First
Of ALL the gamecOcks weighed in at
lis pounds ringside. which is not the
recognized bantamweight standard
The legitimate weight IS 1l6 pOunoS
True. Ertle scaled ia pounds; but
Williams swayed the beam at lis, and
therefore his title was not at stake
Then again, his title was not in the
balance, as the bout was contested in a
state which does not permit Of referees.
decisions. As neither could be declared
the winner, it follows that neither
could be adjudged the loser.
Under ring ethics. a knockout means
an undisputed victory and II a cham
pion be laid low by such blow he
would be deprived OF his title. A foul
automatically makes the offender the
loser. But it must be a palpable foul
in order that he be disqualified such a
foul was not committed by Williams
against Ertle.
In the first place. il is still a mooted
question whether Williams did land an
unfair blow. It had to be pointed out
to Ertle by his manager that he had
been fouled for "Kewpie" made no
claim until his manager and seconds
had made a concerted cry that he had
been fOuled after Williams had landed
a seemingly low blow. rEhtle, after the
cry by his manager and handlers, sank
10 the canvas and appealed TO referee
Barton TO declare him the winner Of
foul
According to this arbiter. Williams.
TO his mind had landed a blow 10 the
groin. and he promptly disqualified
him. But he as promptly disclaimed
making any decisions, knowing that he
was not permitted TO do so under the
boxing laws Of Minnesota
According to manager Harris, who
piloted Williams to the championship,
Ertle was dropped once in the third
round and three times in the fourth
Before dropping to the canvas, Ertle
according to Harris) cried out: My
manager says I'm fouled. and won't
fight any more"
Several seconds after the question:
bic blow was struck, Erte condescenc-
ed to have a doctor examine him, and
announced that Ertle had really been
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
PURITYS CAPTURE
EXHIBITION GAME

Saturdays game at Rio Grande park be-
tween the goth infantry and the Puritys
does not count in the city championship
standing The game was an exhibition for
the benefit Of the Texas Heroes Monument
fund and was won by the Puritys 10 8
Red" Brennan pitched grand BAH for the
bakers and was very effective in the piuches.
Naresch. who worked for the soldiers. was
touched up in the last three innings for
total Of eight hits and the timely swatting
Of Neason was largely responsible for the
victory Of the bakers The game was Wit
messed by a big crowd.
Prizes Are Presented
Daring the afternoon. Lieut. Col Z Y.
smith. president OF the Army league. pre-
scented the trophies won by the goth infan-
Try in the league season He complimeuted
the champions on their fine sportsmanship
and stated that their victory was decisive
ard that all the other teams bore nothing
but good viii for the champions and good
The box scores Of Saturdays game follows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
POLICE BALL TEAM
WINS FROM COMPANY G

The police baseball team had a tryout At
Washington park on Sunday afternoon and
made good in an II inning contest with the
team from company @ Of the 18th infantry.
the final score being TO 3. The police team
is to play the firemen in the near future
and the game was arranged by chief OF
police Don johnson 10 get his men in shape
for the big battle for the championship be-
tween the city's employees
The score Of the game follows;
RI z
Police ....-.-.......- 600 900 200 OF Il 8
Co. e --.----------..0O 600 90 600 O1-3 .
Batteries Police. Thompson. Evans and
Johnson Company g, Bowser, Blonz and At
wood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
CHAMP CLARK TO BE GIVEN
II MILE WALK IN PALO DURO

Amarillo. Texas, Oct. 4-When
Champ Clark comes to Amarillo next
week he viii be taken to PalO Duro
canyon in an effort TO interest him in
the project TO convert il into a ma
tional park. Senator Morris Sheppard
already has been taken 10 the canyon
and has taken a lively interest in the
proposed national park idea The can
you viii be shown TO Mr.. Clark by a
committee headed by A. Eberstadt and
the trip viii include a u mile walk
through the canyon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
ABLFS, COAST LEAGUE
PITCHER VISITS HERE

Harry Ables. one of the star Fingers
OF the Pacific Coast league. was in FL
Paso for a few hours on sunday,
having dropped off here to see some
friends while on his way TO his home
in the east Ables has been with the
san Francisco club but an injury TO
his arm resulted in his being placed
on the hospital list for the rest Of the
season
Kane and after the local indicator
man had told him Of his success in
the Southwestern leagues this year,
Ables assured Kane that there isn't
a doubt in the world about Harry
being able to land with the Coast
league umpiring staff in the spring
Harry viii start his winter training
as soon as the present city champion
ship series is over
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
CHICAGO WINS FLAG
IN FEDERAL LEAGUE

Chicago. III. Oct 4-Chicago won the
Federal league penuant by defeating Pitts
burg TO 0 Sunday in the final game of
the season
The league race was in doubt until the
final game was played SUNDAY as FOR weeks
past there had been a constant shifting Of
positions on the part Of Pittsburg. Chicago
and St Louis the Missouri city not being
eliminated until Saturday when a defeat by
Kansas CITY put ft out Of the running The
three teams finished with only little more
than three points separating them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

Specialists Catarh troubles have agreed that it infection the
blood s. Atlanta,
blood free from OF the Catarrhal Poons which
unhealthy viii
Cata-e dripping the throat hawking and splitting the
dagreable
infected cold
a
S.
s case be to
S Atlanta
how this purely vegetable blood
literally
all perfect
the trcatm S. a yetiseme
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04

|UUIlN N1OITINNs
Morning game: At san Francisco 1:
salt Lake H. Afternoon game: san
Francisco. l. salt Lake. g.
Morning game: At Los Angeles z,
Vernon. J. Afternoon game; Las An
geles. o; Vernon. l.
At Portland 10, Oakland SO. Second
game called at end Of 10th on account
OF darkness.
Saturdays Games
Los Angeles. g. Vernon g.
salt Lake 3; san Francisco 6.
Oakland-POrtlaud postponed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
Federal League.
Pacific Coast League.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
srnInN.a Enrles.

At Detroit X H. p.
Cleveland 49,. 900 121 001-5 u
Detroit 900 ------l5l 300 OlN-o -
Batteries Cleveland. Klepfer, Jones
and O'NeiI: Detroit, COveleskie, James,
Dubuc and Mckee
At Chicago r II. E.
St Louis 900 600 Ozo--
Chicago $500. .....OO1 100 13x-6 I
Batteries. St Louis. Hamilton and
Agnew; Chicago. Faber, Russell and
Mayer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
NATIONAL LEAGTE T.
sundays Games.

At Chicago. r r. f
chicago ... ......O7O 600 OOx-7 s .
ST Louis .-.----.0u0 O20 600 .
Batteries Chicago. Vaughn and
Bresnahau- St Louis. Salee, Meadows
and Snyder
AT Cincinnati r II. E
Pfttsburg .... 900 O40 OOl-5 10
Cincinnati 80. ..--OO3 600 600 4
Batteries Pittsburg. kanthlener.
Adams and Gibson; Cincinnati, Schei-
der and WIngO-
Saturdays Games.
At Cincinnati. 3-3. Chicago 30.
At st. Louis g Pittsburg 1.
Nc others scheduled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04

7Battel Tor Hamilton IN uIntn-
paBatted for AIaresch in ninth.
PurltyS -ulu uuW III
Twentieth Observation-Disclosures 600 02l OOO-5
Summary-Three base hits Meason (2)5
Brennan sacrifice hit. Sexton, stolen bases,
Hamilton. Head. Souders MeasOn. Ayles-
worth first base on errors. Puritys 8: Twen-
tieth 9. left on bases Puritys 3. Twentieth
wild pitches. Maresch l. Brennan i; struck
out by NIaresch H. by Brennan 9, bases on
balls off Maresch .. off Brennan 1; hit by
pitched ball by Brennan 3 (AiOrch o. Head
t-7'e Of game 1881 umpires. h Kane and H
Rfx
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04

The good old fashioned flavor De
lici0usly Different '-Suiz5erger's Ma
jestic Ham and Bacon Phone your
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04

Dust and dirt ruin more furniture
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The special process used in preparing
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and free from bugs and weevil.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04

All good dealers viii sell you Sulz-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
{. P. HIGH SCHOOL
DEFEATS AGGIES
Wins Football Game by
Score of 6-5; Six Thou
sand Fans See Game.

The first game for the FL PasO High
school football team this season was
PLAYED at the Las Cruces fair, Satur-
day afternoon, with A and NJ college
of Mesila Park The Hi boys
emerged at the long end Of TO .
score fin a game which was DlIIerls
contested and marked by some roush
play The game was witnessed oy
big crowd. there being nearly 5000 rams
around the sidellnes- 1t was the hrs
time an FL Paso high school team mad
beaten the Aggies on their own
grounds
There was no scoring for the first
three periods buc In the tlnal peflou,
the Aggies broke the ice with pretty
place kick from . yards for theI
The Aggies held the lead until the
last two minutes Of play. Then CuIls
Fox got the ball and carried over the
line. after a pretty run, for a touch-
down, giving the victory TO the Fds7
SeEies in Poor Condition.
The A. and II. boys were in poor
physical condition and showed the
strain of a hard game j. H. SJlne'
the local recreation director, accom-
panied the high school team anu
stated that the Aggies were In no con-
dition to even attempt a hard game
Mr. slime states that this lack OF con
dition resulted in several changes IN
the team and caused many people 20
believe that the game was unusually
Two Players Banished.
Scott Walker got into an alteration
with one Of the AggIes and when the
officials interfered. Walker said few
things that resulted in mis- Punishment
from the game One Of the AgSles
was similarly punished
One Player Injured.
Jesse Tsaacs of the AEgies suffered
q broken leg and three broken ribs in
a Jam following a line buck lie was
taken to the Las Cruces hospital
The high school team viii play Dem
ing high school at Rio Graude park
next Saturday afternoon while the re-
turn~game with a. and NJ college IS
carded for October % AT Rio Grande
park. The lineup follows
A. q 81 College EI Paso High School
Stump Right End -..---- Richards
Bowers Capt. Right Tackle ------- Tatura
Rooney .-----.-- Ehr Guard $1,000 Schwartz
Eea- -----.-----.- Center Hosartn
Bowman. --..--- Left Guard Casey
tlueeus5urE .---..- Left Tackle Bryan
Ladd-- -------. Left End d c tNarney
Wanton .--.--.. Quarterback. --- Fox CCapt-)
Holt Left Ealf- ----- Shoemaker
Kerr. -.--.-.----R Right Half -.----.--- Walker
Lsee.----...-------F Full Back $1,000 Webb
Substitutes A & NJ College-Lane re
placed Kern third quarter Sissons replaced
Lane. last quarter QueensbgTy replaced
Briggs. second quarter ISaacs replaced Holt.
who was disqualified Isaacs broke leg and
two ribs third quarter
Fl Paso-Lockhauseu replaced Richards,
second quarter McPherson replaced
schwartz. third quarter Nudd replaced
Fox second quarter FOX going TO full back
Referee-Alhro OF e Paso; umpire Davy
Crockett field judge. Miller. Of Las Cruces;
head linesman. Fuller Of Las Cruces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04

Spanisb-Berlitz school. Hammett Bldg.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
s-lrrIrN. Enmel

At Washington 5-3, Boston l-5-
AT Chicago So St Louis o-l-
AT Detroit 8, Cleveland o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04

Cold weather is coming. Prepare by
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04
Was Ertle Fouled? Matter Is In Doubt
-:l:- il IL il il
Williams and Ertle Should Go 90 Rounds
By RINGsIDE.

TEW YORK. oct Johnny kid"
M Williams Is still bsntamweight
L " char,rinn Of the World Inhnnie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-04

At Pittsburg SIS; Chicago Sc.
At st. Louis /; Kansas City 4.
At Baltimore I-2- Newark %.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-30

war sometimes was considered inevi-
table. st. Thomas and other authori-
ties teach that war is always unlaw-
full unless it is lust, which justice can
exist only through a Just cause and a
right intention.
injustice is no more morally right
for nation than for an individual
and its perpetrator is condemned by
all Christian principles. Theologians
denounce as Pagan error the asser-
tton that might is right or that the
right to wage war depends on force
of arms. 1t is worse still when a
country fights from a desire for con-
quest or demands a great indemnity
This, after the killing OF thousands
is called by st. Augustine 'brigandage,
| necessitating league of honest, peace
loving nations.
Christian theologians call such wal
thefts and also teach that the in
justice which war seeks to redress
must be certain and evident War is
morally wrong when in vindication OF
probable or doubtful rights
After citing authorities who con-
denim the unnecessary destruction OF
life and property, recommending love
even between enemies and ordering
that noncombatants be spared the
memorandums closed with this state
ment:
international laws and conventions
are expressions of legitimate conside-
ration. The Hague convention OF
1907 gives expression to moral prin-
ciples binding on the consciences OF
all Christians"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-30
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kuRA1R 1RoRS>
CUMBERLAND VALLEY
HAS NO IDLE ENGINES
Increase in Freight Traffic Starts
Reports Of Extensive
improvements
Special to The Telegraph

Hagerstown, Md, April 80. = Re-
turning prosperity to the railroads in
this section. notably the Cumberland
Valley and the Western Maryland, is
marked with evidence of the fact in
the long trains of freight being hauled
on both roads through Hagerstown.
Information given out at the head
offices of both roads here yesterday
was to the effect that all available
rolling stock is in use and besides the
regular crews. all extra men are in
service. 1t is stated that there is not
an idle engine on either the .Cumber-
land Valley or Western Maryland.
More improvements
The Improvement in traffic on both
roads, will. 1t is stated, bring about an
extension Of the railroad yards, shops,
etc, here. The Cumberland Valley
now owns valuable property in the
city and also in the southern suburbs
where, 1t is expected, new yards Will
be established.
struction of the steel bridge across the
Potomac river at Charlton, west of this
city, where branch line of the West
ern Maryland will be built into West
Virginia.
The steel superstructure is being
erected by the Pennsylvania Steel Com
pany. Five spans already have been
built, but 1t will require a month or
six weeks to complete the bridge, which
The road will tap the Pittsburg Lime
stone Company's big quarries on the
West Virginia side and eventually be
completed to Martinsburg.
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above political consideration, caring
only for the moral and religious in
terests of its people.
Memorandums Presented
The memorandums presented to the
Pope said:
Now is the moment to put into
practice the result of those studies as
Catholics, and even a certain number
of Protestants took to the Pope as the
natural defender of Christian moral
ity, demanding guidance in matters
so connected with modern civiliza-
ton which are the outcome of Chris
tian teaching. The pontiff as the su-
preme pastor of Catholics throughout
the world has the right to lay down
moral principles which should gov
ern all Christian nations in their reci-
procal relations.
THE earliest theologians condemn
cd war altogether, but later, chiefly
| through the influence of st. Augustine,