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DRINK MORE WATER
IF KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eht less meat and fake Salts
for Blackjack" or Bladder
trouble.

zig a.iH 10 meat "Xcitcs the Kidneys
Ley Dccor!" oNcrworkcd. get siuggish
~rAe and feel IKE humps Of lead. The
min" becomes cloudy tne bladder rs
ii'itht"d. and you may be Obliged 10
seek relief TWO or three times during
the night. When the Kidneys clog YOU
must help them flush of the bocIy's
diln"us waste or yCu'll he Il real aicl,
PERSON shortly. \, first you feel :,
hull misery in the kiducy region. YOU
suffer from backach". sick headache
dizziness. stomach gets sour. tongue
""a'"n and YOU feel rheumatic twingcs
"h"n tn" weather is bad.
isa' ic@s meat, drink lots Of watcr;
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces OF Had Salts; take "a tablespoon
ful 40 q glass OF water before break
last for g few days and your l:idncvg
"Ill then act me. This famous salts is
made from the ac'd Of grapes and
lemon juice combined with lithia, and
mas been used for generations to clean
"IogEcd kidneys AID stimulate them to
normal activity. also u ncutraiizc the
"eid. ia urine, 80 II no longer is q
s"urc" Of irritation, thus ending biad-
dor wcniSncsa
Sad salts is iucNpe nsivc, cannot in =
jurc; makes a delightful cncrvcsccnt
lithIa- water drink which every one
should take now and then To keep the
EidncyS clean ana active Druggists
mere say they sell lots of lad Salts to
folks Who believe ia overcoming kid
ncy trouble wlilc it is only trouble.
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TINS aggregation Of hlackfacc trouba.
dours will he noted in tho cact tina, the
in'crlocutor is u woman. tho only fcmi- .
nine member of the biological orpnni.
zation.
feature that will he given promi-
ncncc on the same bill is Jean Vallou
WHO is hcraldcd as ono Of the mos,
striking novelties of the current season
in vaudeville.
Then there is the zcmda troupe of
aecia!isis giving thrills 20 the new
show with Il series OF hazardous stunts
The casting fcats Of the troupe of three
mon ana a woman are said to be hair
raising
Helen Lowell aud company. three
comciy girls and = comedian vii be
seen in the comeHv sKit "AIcDoumalrs
Alley, potpourri OF sinainv, dancing
ana farcical nonsense While Mc,'loud
and Carp, pair OF Observation-Disclosures
billed az the lightning Music Mas
t"ra. VIII contribute cnlivcninr music
on the banjo, violin. guitar aud other
instruments The musical act is her
aided as "A Ecnuin" novelty of its class
the performance Of the two men bcir-
distinguished by the rapid action of
their work.
All these acts Will appear during the
hist nall OF the week the hill for the
last three days VIII be announced later
Accompanying each OF the new shows
VIII be tho usual motion picture OK
hibits. including new installmcmt Of
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W. u. CRANE IN "DAVID HARtM"
FIRST HALE WEEK At STRAIN

ON Monday, TUESDAY and Wednesday
at The strand William H. Crane. the dis
tnguishcd star. nailos his first appear
ance ~ illn version OF his famous
stage Success. David iIarun." one OF
the mos; conspicuous triumphs of Amer
iC..n dramatic fiction
David lIarum" is one OF the quaint
est and nohlcst character stuGics ever
contributed 10 the stage. II Is stated
h. the Ncw York rlm reviewers that in
IN" r"l" OF the old country banker, an
eccentric. somc what ili!teratc character
but possessing an amazing amount OF
NnoWleh;c not found in printed hooks,
Mr. Cr;rn" repeats. and even FAR sur
passes, the charm of his original stage
inpcrsonation The genial huInor and
sunny atmosphcr" that pcrvadc the
drama are In sharp contrast with the
exciting counterf"iicr's plot that pro-
Continued on Seventh Pagc)
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Gz1A5e2oe 49, szZ1i
DRArLrAIIC TEToE

cider man Nartinelit made his oper.
"iir debut only Few years ago al
Milan. follow!uc tina; with successful,
engagements "a, Convent Garden. Lon
don and Monte Carlo
Ills hrsy American appearances was
with tn" philadelphia opera Company
Later with the Boston opera Compauy
ma last season in the Metropoi.;gu
He possesses Il me dramatic tenor
voice. an e"cariDc manu.I and a
ana enthusiasm. HIS appearauCe At The
SiiNai Will ho awaited with interest
Mnrtiuclli, with such stars as f:mr,
heStInn, Emilio d. GoGorza. Ncrb-rt
Ni;herspoon, Florence IIrEle ANA
others. VIII insure q magnificent pro.
gram for tho three concerts in The civ.
auditorium Tho Philadelphia, SYN.
rHonE orchestra. Leopold S,uNosk.
conductor, one OF The three greatest
"'ehestras iu America. Nal! play al;
every concert
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OUCH! BACKACHE!
RUB LUMbAGO OR
STIFFNESS AWAY
Rub Pain from Back With Small
Trial Bottle Of Old
"St. Jacobs Oil"

When your haci. is soro ana lame or
UNI sciatca or rheumatism has
YOU siincn"d up. don't suffer, Get a
mail trial bottle 81 OLD. homes, IS,
i","hS on q, any drug store pour a
HouF achins back, and b. the tin" Won
souh, MY tho soreness and laincncss
DOM stay crippled, THIS soothing.
penetrating oil needs 10 he used oi,lv
once takes the pain right out ana
ehds the misery. Il is magical, vet
absolutely harmless ;,nd doesn't burn
Nothing else stops umbago. sc,o,ira
,"o""9ho or rheumatism 40 promptly
IL never Gisappoynrs --Advcrtisc,n.nt
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EICH LIST or ATTRACTIONS
Is PROMISED FOR INnJf.

N!1strclsy will have It's inning at tho
Lyric Th"hter the first half oc the week
beginning with The matinee perform
hg. tomorrow. The Carmen Mins,rcls
th' q, vest Of the tabloid minstrel or:
carnations on tour, viii he offered b.
NhiaS": Rex as Il single feature Of
NAat gives promise OF being an attrac-
'iv" bill
no Carmen company consists of half
score OF cnd-mcn, comedians. sing
y's dancers and specially performers
ne; give complete minstrel enter
's'h:n.Ht. tho program being lengthy
ana diversified. An unusual feature Of
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ITALIAN TI.Non
~ AT MAY MUSIC IIsVt,,,

g More than or,.iiary lutcrss, at.
0 RGilcs to Giovanni! MartinoH tLe
sSSiiug Italian tenor u The Me,ronoli.
INN Opera Company, "ro has been on
sgaged for the May Festival % til,
s3JGd;.esday Club on Apr!l ana IL
sJff$many respects his n.etcor.c rise /,
/ tho opera world has been as spectac
Euiar as that Of his famous ccruuatr!o,
EjcbfIco Carusd. though ne has not yc.
eagsSsrtIed TO the heights reached by tn,
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This Victrola and q Selections
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with % of the newest
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SUPERIOR TIIE.ITI.n.

EAli the week. continuous performance
from 1890 morning to ~ u'cIorl, might
Notion pictures. First half of the week,
I'm the shadow" second half. "Thc
Idlcr,' with Charles Hickman md
Cnthrlnc CountisA.
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- lpf'ti LAX SONGS
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CoioNl,t. rttl:.vnn.

iAil the week, continuous pcr!orm-
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-ricturcs. Monday md Tuesday. Wig
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III tho week. with matin"cs Tuesday.
,irsdny nni SaturdaH--i.raycc scott
tapany. In '.LoNcrs' Innc."
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14ta

nafNH the week. continuous performances
2J.pm IL moan Ia II o'clock-pnrn,nou
esst .turcN. First half at the week. Will
rol M II. Crane IN "navid iinrum": see
oo,'d half. "MnrTucritc tiar!, in Wild
he e."
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the iIcarst-ScliE war pictures ana two
new comedy films.
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I.NnIC TIIl.iII.Ik.
STRAND TI.ictv,;l,.

the week. with dali. mntinrr>-
liar vaudeville aud pictures.
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ast IN our p"ssc~fl"u u most wonderful
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How Hair Can Be Forced to
Grow Luxuriantly And ? sas,st Beauty

The Most Captivating Actress on the Amer
lean stage and Most Famous Self Made
Beauty. Reveals Moro of Her Own
Itrrut. Secrets
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HiJNI IIIItNIL,li.

Weekly Calendars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-17
FLANAGAN IS COMING
TO CARE FOR JOHNSON

Tom Flanagan, manager of Jack
Johnson, has wired fight promoter
Jack CurIey that he will arrive in El
Paso early next week to take care OF
Johuson's interests. Flanagan has
managed johnson ever since he at
tanned the championship. In his wire
he states that he is very sanguine OF
the negroes ability to get into perfect
condition within the time Johnson viii
have after his arrival in Juarez. John
son has been delayed somewhat en-
route owing to conditions in Mexico,
but Curley states that he is almost Ger
tain to arrive by next Monday at the
latest and that it is highly probable
that he viii get in before that.
Wednesday Curley put a qUietus on
all rumOrs to the effect that Johnson s
coming was very uncertain and that it
vas highly probable that Jim Flynn
would be substituted for the negro at
the last minute. In reply to Geographic
queries from different eastern snort
CUrley wired Wednesday to both the
United Press and the New York World
as follows: Absolutely no chance for
any other bout than the ~Willard-Iohn-
son match. The fight will be staged
as advertised or not at all. No other
fighter viii he substituted for either
Johnson or Willard"
Jack Skelly, sporting editor of the
HOnkers New York; Herald, and who
writes fight articles for many differ
ent papers throughout the country. has
wired that he will arrive in EI Paso
early next week. He viii cover she
last two weeks Of the training and
the fight itself both for his own Taper
and Tor number of others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-17
Many Big Writers Won Be At Juarez
-:I:- -:II;- -;I- -;II;- -:I;-
They We Dropped Out Of Sight Since Reno
By OTTO FLOTO

Howard Hackett in a spirit Of fun,
shouted. rs Professor Connolly pres
ent2" and how the latter jumped into
the ring to make a speech; how Dan
Stuart sent the policemen in to clear
him out, how he chung TO the ropes and
kicked out backwards at the minions
Of the law And ali those things are
events of the past that live only in
memory. Yet they all occurred and i'm
three cemetery plots miles apart the
remains Of Hackett, Connolly and
Stuart are taking their long repOse.
It is the renewal of the conflict for
the title at spasmOdic periods that
brings us up with jerk and forces
us to remember those that have passed
before us On occasion of this sort
when We meet at Juarez-we will lUbri-
cate the renewal period of companion
ship and allow the bonds of friend
ship to mingle with each other again
that is, we who are going to sit at
the ringside while the beIlows-like
mouths of the seconds spray water all
over us and the over OfficiOUs corner
attendant fans resin upon our clothes
instead Of pumping atmosphere into
the lungs of the recuperating principal.
But it all belongs to the game and we
enjoy it, no matter what discOmfortS
it brings in its wake.
Yet there is something that comes
to us de prOfunGis like, that knocks
GA the gate of our hearts pleading
that a thought be given those
who sat beside us, who enjoyed the
sport as well as we do, who knows
might be longing to be among US on
March 6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-17
UNIVERSITY WINS FROM
A. & M. BASKETBALL TEAM

Mesilla Park, n. NJ, Feb. 1.-THE bas-
ketbau team of the State university
defeated the college team Monday night
at the college gym in one of the
fastest games that has been seen here
this season. The varsity team Started
IN fast and strong and soon had sew
eral goals to its credit before the col
iege boys got to going but the college
boys got their pace after a while and
before the end Of the first half had al
most over'taken the husky bunch from
the Duke City. During the second
period it was nip and tuck I'D to the
final whistle, when the score stood %
to 80 in 'varsity's favor Much credit
for the victory is due the McCanna
brothers, who gave a fine exhibition
Of team work and basket shooting. Luck
was with the upper valley boys, and
time and again the ball, accurately
thrown by the college men. would roll
along the rim entirely around the bas-
ket and then fall on the outside.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-17
WHITE SOX ARE ON
WAY TO THE COAST


Chicago, Ill. Feb. 1.-THE CHICAGO
American league team left Chicago
tuesday night at 10 o'clock on a Special
Train for the training camp at Paso
i'cDIes, via San Francisco and the PAN
aNla-FaclIc exposition Fifty-eight
persons completed the party. which ,Z5a 9
IN charge of. secretary Gardiner and
manager Clarence Rowland, who sue
ceeded James Callahan as head Of the
White SOx.
Inc train is the first special to leave
here for the exposition and the +ear,
VIII arrive in San Francisco in time to
parucipate IN the opening, February 20.
In the party were nine pitchers, three
catchers, seven infielders and five out
IlelderS. Ihree players viii Join the
party en- route and fOur are aIreaJy-
IN California. The club will be Joined
by president Comiskey and B. B. John
son, the head of the league, at Oakland.
Cal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-17
HOUSE PASSES
THE SHIP BILL

Washington, D. c., Feb. 1.-THE gov
ernmcnts ship purchase bill, fostered
by the administration, went to the SEN
ate at noon today. 1t was passed early
this morning by the house by a vote Of
215 to 121. after a day of debate and
might Of filibustering. All Republicans
voted against the bill and 10 Democrats
also opposed it. Five Progressives
voted with the Democratic majority.
Administration Democrats got an
other setback when they suddenly
learned today that the compromise bill
as it passed the house viii not COM
mand the support Of senators Kenyon.
Norris or La Toilette, Progressive Re
publicans. on whom they counted. nor
the support of any Of the seven irRssr-
gents Of their own party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-17
JOHNSON STARTS ON A
SLOOP FOR MEXICAN PORT.

telegram dated Feb. II. at Barba-
does. British West Indies. to the New
York Telegraph says:
Jack Johnson, accompanied by his
wife and Frank Hagney, an Australian
boxing partner, has cleared port on the
tourmasted schooner Henry Krager for
Clenfuegos, Cuba, where he will con-
meet with special boat which will
take him to Tampfco on his wav to
Juarez for his bout with Jess Willard
March g.
While here Johnson was made de-
ienoant III suit for damages brought
Blauvelt who charged he had violated
contract 10 charter the vessel
me pugilist acted as his own law
yer and Won the case. although pitted
against the chief government counsel
on the voyage north from Monte
Vldeo Johnson acted as ships cook and
prepared the food for the entire crew.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-17
THE ALHANIRRA.

The Alhambra is today showing an
other program of single reel features,
The Greater Love a Vitagraph drama
with Dorothy Kelly and James MOrri-
son; THE Grizzly Gulch Chariot Race,
Selig comedy with Tom Mix: THE
Loose Change Of Chance" an Essanay
story taken from the Munsey's maya
zines. and New York and Its People
an absolutely unique offering by Bert
Levy. the famous artist entertainer.
who has appeared before all the courts
Of Europe with remarkable success.
Newspaper extracts about Mr.. Levy fol-
low: "A remarkable entertainer" n. Y.
Herald; In class by himself" N y.
Journal; There is only one Bert Levy"
Variety. y. Y; An artist to his finger
tips" London Telegraph; I'VE glady
welcome him." San Francisco Call
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