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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

@HICAGO. Nov. 13--Steve- Well
Steve I amt the kind Of a man
~ that likes to talk about them self
and host but I guess you know with
out me telling you that theys some
thing in my head besides wind or saw
dust
and Gussy both OF US got tired at
the same time Of 'giveing these here
showers for Fred and his girl and they
wasent getting US nothing but we had
to spend the money for refreshments
and every thing and not getting moth
ing out of it So I says to Gussy well
why don't you call them off. And she
says she ,couldent because she had
promised Clara she would go threw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

- I EM LOENDr wv
M Welsh is in imminent danger Of
L losing his lightweight champion
ship-of England. As Frederick s
brn1D Of combativeness IS exceedingly
small. he has resolved to forfeit ms
lord Lonsdale belt in preference TO re
turning TO England to defend his non
ors. Welsh is averse TO fighting IN
the ring, so why should he take chances
in the trenches
Fred DELANEY who has defied Welsh
to return to his native heath and De
fend his Iaurels, viii claim the ngnt-
weight championship of England oy
default if Freddie persists in lingering
in the states We herewith award that
honor TO Mr.. Delaney, tOr Freddle
Welsh should worry about such an IN
significant thing as the English cham
pfonshiD so long as he has the world s
championship and the purses mat 90
with it
Delaney is a rugged lightweight and
a two-handed fighter. He fought as
featherwefght in philadelphia about
three wears aga His brother was with
him. and both returned to England
after that match Delaney typlIes the
American fighter when in the ring. he
is given to smuggling instead OF fancy
boxing, the forte Of English ring artists
It would occasion little surprise il
Matt Wells. who did So astonishingly
well against Charley White two weeks
ago. regained his English champion
ship. Welsh. it will be recalled. won
the Lonsdale diadem from Wells; ana
the title. therefore, would revert 70
Wells If Welsh does not defend ms
crown within so days.
A bout between Delaney and Wells
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
WEI sH MAY LOSE ENGLISH TITLE;
LONSDALE BELT ABOUT TOREVERT
Lightweight Champion is Opposed to Returning to
England to Defend Lonsdale Belt; Trophy Would
Normally Go Back to Matt Wells, But Fred De-
laney Proposes to Fig ut For It's Possession.
ny RUNGsIDE.

NGElDL-
is being considered. and the winner
viii be proclaimed the new lightweight
champion Of England, Freddie Welsh
Willie Richie is the first Overgrown
lightweight TO acknowledge that he
is no longer a legitimate lightweight
He has. therefore. promoted himself
into the welterweight class, and claims
the championship Of that division.
Richie realizes he will never get
another crack at the iigntwelghJ cfaIIl-
piouship while Walsh is custodian OF
that title. so he has picked out a
title for himself
1t is about time the welterweight
division began TO thrive again II
has been a long time since that class
has had a recognized champion
Richie is sincere in his determin-
title He has started by challenging
Packey Mcfarland. who cannot make
the weight Ritchies def is general.
and is aimed at other boxers who
have outgroWn the lightweight grade
Ted" Lewis. Jack Britton and few
others now ranking lightweight will
be accommodated by Richie II they
are looking for action.
A spirited fight is on in the metrop-
oils for decision bouts. The ants hold
yet been legalized; but the pros have
a strong card in Fred A Wenck. chair
man Of the State Athletic commission,
which does all in its power to purify
professional boxing in this regal state.
Wenck is strong for decisions, and
cannot understand why the attitude
CONTINUED on page :. This Seetfon-)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
S427, 2S5 IS PAID OUT IN
GRAND CIRCUIT PRIZES

Chicago. III. Nov. 13.-Racing on the
Grand Circuit this season was productive o.
unusually high class sport During a period
Of 10 weeks. from the opening meet at CleFe-
land 10 the closing contests at Lexington.
XIV, 2o6 races were held and $421-ZS5 pald
out in stakes and purses The T w Mur-
Dhv stable was the biggest rzcney winner,
collecting more than SSs.00o while the same
driver led the list Of winning reinsInen
scoring 80 firsts. 321z seconds and II 4
thirds out OF $50 starts. Peter Scott won
first place among the trOtters and Russell
Boy gained premier honors in the pacing
division
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
RnMIERs N NIEET-

Toledo. Ohio. Nov Is--It is expected that
the American Bowling congress tournstnent,
which starts here March T. viii be bigger
than in several years because many cities
which have been out Of the congress on &C
differences and viii be represented in the
tourney
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
MAN MAY ADVERTISE AS
CHAMPION IF He WISHES

New York Nov 15-Johnny Ertle, the
,tfI,-s,,l-aa hzntarnv-eight. may be billed as
cfaupion Of the world TO his hearts con-
4ent So FAR as any interference BY the Stats
Athletic board is concerned me rullns pous
- bC--i7r in this state has declared that II
would not fndorse his championship claims
rs requested by the Clermont A e OF
T5-ooJ-fvn which is advertising him as cham
,,Tor ErI- that II was not in its power %
r,revent him from being so advertised
E,rtle's manager declared that the Niscon-
in sac Athletic commission had formally
declared E,rtls champion Commissioners
VVenck and Dixon preferred not TO 60 on rec
prd either for OF against Ertle's Champion
shin claims.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
GOLF COAST ON AN ISLAND
TO BE NEW Jersey FEATURE

ocean city, \ J.. Nov. l3.-Ihe MS
s.Eolf island'' in the history OF the royal and
ancient game IS to be the site OF the new
1e-hoie course Of the Ocean CITY COLI ciun'
% which work Of construction IS 10 be
started in q few weeks
The entire course Of this latest ADDITION 70
the sequence Of coast golf links along the
New Jersey shore viii be surrounded by salt
water Golfers throughout the past are
specuIatfng on the possibilities suggested y
tie corning opportunity TO play their favored
zane under the same climatic conditions as
prevail on the famous bOardwalks OF ooth
this resort and Atlantic City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

would pay for it but jest give in and
left me pay for it
But my real chance come right after
that The music started up and 1 asst
Clara to dance and says IL I was going
to dance a tall would half TO dance
the st dance because 1 was in a hurry.
So she says all right and We got up
and begin TO dance Well Steve 1 amt
no Isadore Duncan or his wife when it
comes to dancing because I'm all out
Of practice and wassent trying very
Clara is a good dancer and knowed
she would get sore II 1 dident do IL
right
Picks n Quarrel With Clara.
So we hadent hardly more than got
q round the I'm. onct when 1 managed
to step on her tose and she hollered
ouch and 1 says ouch your self and
keep your # out Of the way And she
says That was your falt and L says if
that was my falt the Bellgiums started
the war. So she says whats the matter
with you tonight are you stude- 1 says
No i amt nothing like you I says I
can pass past brewery sine with out
lOoseinE control Of my it So she says
you better take me back to where
Freds at So 1 says yes and the sooner
7 will be better pleased SO we come
back to the table and Fred could see
they was something wrong so he says
what was the matter and Clara says I
was trying to inselt her and Fred says
Id better not so 1 seen my chance and
4
to light in 10 you but your nothing but
a schrimp and my wifes brother be-
sides so I don't want no trubble with
YOU. But / says don't never darken up
my doors again neither L of you. And
then / walked out without looking
back at them and I had all as / could
do to help from busting out laughing
Wasent that a hot 1 Steve.
Gussy Gets Angry.
Well I didenu nothing TO Gussy
bout it and the next day Fred called up
and 1 ansered the phone and he says
I don't want to talk to you 1 want TO
/ talk to my sister. So 1 says well she
! don't want to talk to you so 1 slamed
up the receiver. So he dident call w
3 no more. And last night we got ali
ready TO eutertane the guests that was
| comeinE for the shower and Gussy was
wandering why Fred and Clara dident
show up and she was pretty sore at
/ them for not calling up or nothing and
l the guests all brot some tin kichen
/ wear some of it pretty good stuff and
J of coarse wear that much "a head be-
/ cause row we can keep it our self
! OF coarse am going to tell Gussy
/ the truth in a day or 2 and we will
! have a good laugh over ii. But I wont
make up my quart with them other
1 2 till there marred and there house all
/ furnished Not so bad hay Steve
Respy. Bill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
MANY AMERICANS ENTER
HORSES FOR FRENCH RACES

New York. Nov. 13.-American owners
have made several entries Tor the leading
French racing events OF next year W X
Vanderbilt has named % colts and filues;
August Belmont. 15s H B. Duryea. Q;
CharIes Carroll Z Frank J. Gould 5; Harry
P. whitney 4: J. r Wfdener 4. W. Aston
Chanler 3 and John Sanford 1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
crB4N CHESS PLAYER BACK.

New York. Nov 13.-After an absence o.
sour months. spent at his home in Havana.
Jose p Cauablanca. the cuban chess cham
uIon has returned TO New York and viii
take part in the jubilee tournament IN this
city beginning January s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

Try this for rough. tanned hands
Apply Witch Hazel Cream Us and 90
cents bottlel at night, putting on a
pair Of pure gum gloves (35 cents pair,
washing with some good soap in morn
ing-T-ry this for three or four nights
and be surprised al the results. Sent
postpaid or delivered to any part OF the
CITY at above prices Telephones 49,
1872 Warner Drug CO.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

A dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbor's birds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

brought up under the system OF cross eoun-
try running made easy were lost before
half the Journey had been finished and the
hardy SWedes won the team composition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
Bill Gets Tired of Giving So Many Showers;
Picks Quarrel With Fred and Puzzles Gussy
Busher Write Steve All About

Abou e H
BY "
Copyright b. Rim
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
WHITE SOX TO TRAIN NEXT
SPRING AT MINERAL SPRINGS

Chicago. III. Nov. 13.-Prssident Charles
Compiskey. OF the Chicago American League
club announces that he has selected Mineral
Springs, Texas. for spring training quarters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

, with them and besides she had all
ready sent out invitations for the Sd
shower and il was supposed to come
off last night and it was going to
be q tin shower that is kichen wear and
so 4th. So says o, k go a mead and
give that 1 but call it off after that
. and don't give no more.
Gussy Would Keep 1t Up.
But Gussy. says she was not the kind
OF a woman that would brake there
promus and she had gave her word that
she would keep on with the diffrunt
showers till Clara and Fred had
enough junk 70 go to house keeping
with it.
Well Steve the more I thot a bout it
so much the more I got to thinking
what a sucker we was makeing Of our
self to put up these big feeds and 90
all that truble and we wasent even
getting much obliged TO you so I
begin ngureing how could / put
stop to it So all Of a sudden il come
to me that the best way to do was for
me TO quarl with Fred or Clara or the
both Of them and fix il up so as I and
they was not on speaking turns and
then of coarse they couldn't come to
our house because L wouldent speak 10
them
Of coarse I couldent pull this off vile
Gussy was a round or she would get
wise and be sore at me to. So Fred
and his girl was over to our house to
QluueF last IueS noon ana 1 aSL FRED
where was he going that night and he
says he was going to take Clara down
to cafe where we often go to and
dance a vile. So I dident say nothing
to Gussy till after supper and then 1
says ] would half to 90 out and see
man and would be back pretty soon
and so I snuck out and went down to
this here cafe.
Bill Frames 1t Up.
Well the Of them wassent in there
when I 1st- come so I had to set q
round and have a couple drinks by
myself but pretty soon they come
shovveling in big as life and all drest
up like a horse and I left them set
down TO a table and pretended like
! dident see them. But they finely spot
I ted me and sent a waiter over TO tell
me to come and Join them so ] went
| over to there table and says I was sup
! prised TO see them there and I cOuldent
/ stay with them long because I was
/ waiting for a man on business So then
/ Fred asst me to have a drink and ]
| had 1 with them and when the waiter
l come with the check I says [ would
/ pay for il expecting Fred would insist
| on paying for il on acct of he haveiug
| ordered il and then I could start a ar
] guement with him. But I should ought
| to of knew better then try and start
I quart on that subject with him be-
| cause he never peeped when 1 say
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

TEW YORK, Nov. 1S-Freddie
nj Welsh is in imminent danger Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

is being considered. and the winner
viii he proclaimed the new lightwesigh ~
champfon Of ENGLAND. Freddie Welsh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-13
MISS RAYNOLOS AND
PARTY LEAVE FOR
ROSWELL
Will Give Concert in Pecos
Valley Metropolis on Thurs
day Night, Coming Hele for
Concert Monday.

vi Pasu. Tex. April o. - Miss SAT-
anne Reynolds and her party, IRON
the national Grand Opera compah5
Of California. who reached vi Paso
sunday. leave today for Roswell where
they viii appear IN concert on Thurs
day uiRht. st Roswell the party wiz
be house guests of former Gogernor
Herbert ]. Hagcrmpn. The concert
at Roswell will lc given In the ma
tionai guard armory. In the party In
addition 10 the members uf the opera
company are Mrs. w. Z. Brown Z"
this CIT, who Will act 400 accompanies
on the Now Mexico tour Mrs. Dude
y. Dean Of Boston n Mr.. James o.
McNary who : business managing
the tour. The party Will proceed
from Roswell direct To Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-13
MOTORISTS FINED
FOR RECKLESS
DRIVING
Thomas Almost Runs Down
Couple at Central Avenue
Crossing; Three Other Auto
lists In the Net.

-Four Automobiles. one arrested for
Reckless driving. were arraigned 0e-
fore Judge Craig Ia the city court this
morning.
James Thomas. the driver charged
with recklcssness. was fined IS. He
was arrested by Motorcycle Policeman
NJ. o. schutt last night. after he made
a turn at Third street aud Central
avenue hat narrowly escaped bring
ing disaster 90 another automobile
and a couple passing over the cross
Ing.
J.. 4. Tharp. also arrested by Schutt.
for fast driving. was med 81.
u. c. Nandrum Mss arrested Tor not
having his lights lt. lie -onyin ed
the court tina they had been III a
short time before and no was released
with "A wurulug.
G. b. Jones. ahom Schutt alho
charged with failing to rave his lights
M. viii De tried al 3 o'clock this al
tcrnoOl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-13
HELLO, NEW YORK:
ALBUQUERQUE
ON THE WIRE"
Manager Reynolds Of Noun
tain States Company Holds
Conversation with New
York City Manager Today.

In future any clflsen OF Albuquer-
Que who has important hunlness pend
lng IN New York CITY may discuss that
business with the Kew York end Of
the transaction BY telephone. and al
rates which are By 40 means prohio-
tive.
Through long distance telephone
connection between AlbuquerQue and
washington. New York. Boston and
Philadelphia, ~ well as an intermedi-
ate points. was completed yesterday
afternoon and this morning MANAGER
Reynolds OF the local Office Of the
Mountain states Telephone company
/ held a brief and very satisfactory con-
! ~vursation with the manager Of the
New York City office.
Il has been several weeks now since
| .ranscontlnentai commercial telephone
| service was completed. but II had
been supposed that local M district
/ service with the big eastern cities
would NOT materiaiize for some time
to come Instead. the Mountain states
company By hustling during the past
few weeks has been Enabled 10 hook
up with the all-American service and
in future important business with the
eastern centers may be transacted by
telephone.
"This service seems 20 be excellent
said Manager Reynolds this morning,
~and IN taking with New York this
morning. the conversation was per-
fectls clear. The idea hat this ser
vice win be NJ prohiDitive cost Is err
~roneous. While the tolls for a talk
with New York City naturally are con-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-13
COP IS ENTIRELY
To BLAME FOR
HIS TROUBLES
Martinez Mother Puts Her
Finger On Responsible Party
When Youth Is Punched for
Five Alleged Thefts.

II a policeman worked at his Job
so industfiously that he traced i've
other thefts to your son. who MAS al
ready serving 30 days la jail. wouldn't
you be annoyed at the cop?
Anyway. the mother OF ]. NJ. Mar
timex was when Pablo LuJan appeared
at tho county Jail this morning To- set
her son al the expiration OF his term.
Mrs. Martinez had been expecting 90
welcome the absent ono nome. Sine
gave Policeman LuJan proper ntg,
which affected Lujan not at all
This" she said bitterly. rs all your
fault
Lujan cheerfully admitted il, and
took the youth To- the station house,
wherc u complaint filed by n Of the
oW ncrs Of the lost bicycles was on hlc.
Martinez was sentenced To 30 days
In jail from Precinct No. g.. While he
wns ming the sentence Lujan got g
clue that led the TRAIN Of another
stolen bicycle to him. More clues
were uncurthed. and eventually Luz
jan. according q the police, brought
nvc additional b.cs Gle thcfts % his
door.
one of the stolen wheels belonged
10 Samuel ". Price. mas Of the
Wooiworth store. aud he sworc out q
complaint. This morning. when Mar
tilcz's term expired, Luian went T.
the iail in M Prices ear and entire
b. ruined Mariners plans Tor COINS
home 10 mother.
An hyc of thc bicycles have beef
| located hy the police. but he owners
at an src not known n YOU are look
ms Tor q missing bicycle. tell the po'
uCc about u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-13
DISPLAY A 5000
GUESS AND GET
SEASON PASS
Club Nickname and Uniform
Trimmings Afford Chance
for Two Fans to See Baseball
for Nothing.

Good gucsscrs can secure season
tickets 10 the baseball gumes-the lilo
Grande association games In this city
Msnascr Reed that the
name and uniform contests are nov
ON. and suesseH are 10 be rent 10 him
The girl or Noman who sends q
correct suess ~ 10 the color Of the
uimmingn on The uniforms viii be
given a season book. The nan. boy,
Noman. glrl or infant-nobody y
barred-vho submits the pfixe-win-
ning ~sussestion for a nickname for
sac club viii receive q season pass.
Here are a few suggestions FOR the
mentally crippled CLANS. Turtles
Cough Drops. snilors. Missionaries
Dry Farmers. FauntlerOys. Hot Cakes
Miikmaids.
Manager Reed-who asserts ve-
hemently that the team positiyels
wsH not De called the ReedH Or Reed
Bsrds-has sent ID hie order for team
uniforms. The team will oe organized
without loss Of time. Boss Reed has
his eye on material ihat includes mcr
who have been in t%faiaing this sprlns
SO the club will save money on train
Ing expenses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-13
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

That good strawberry ice ream at
Fees candy store.
Henry hauls oaggage. Phone $50.
a new automobile.
sam stevens. proprietor Of Sturges
hotel. has returned from a two weeks
outing In the Jemcz mountains.
The Loyal order Of Moose at the
regular meeting at 3 O'Clock tonight
will install recently elected officers.
Herman Schweizer returned last
night from a two weeks business trip
20 San Diego and san francisco.
A regular meeting OF Triple Link
Rcbekah lodge will be held tonight
al 1880. Vlsiting members are well
come.
Councilman ivan Grunsfeld has
purchased a big. powerful n hand
some touring car. II seats seyen pas
sengors.
Miss selma J. Anderson. principal
Miss Helen schmidt and Miss Jose
phine v. Crcel have been rcappoint-
I'd school teachers Ia the Barelas dis
trict.
Judge Rothgerbor Of Denver ID IN
the city for "a brief visit 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Grunsfeld. Their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Rothgerber. arrived several
days ago.
There will be a meeting Of ST
Johns guild Wednesday afternoon AT
, O'Clock al the home OF Mrs. Ellis,
1921 West Tiieras Thh-c is import
ant business and all members are
urged a. attend.
Miss Nellie Hart az New orleans.
an official Of the Phi MI Hor"rity. ar
rived in Albuquerque yer,orday to
visit the local chapter at the univcr-
sity. She will be the guest Of Miss
Catherine Chuvos while In A%lbuluer-
que.
On May 40 the Shriners viii hold
a picturesque ceremonial Dr. Y. l..
Hust. J. Il White. Charles Lcmbkc
and Joseph Harrison are tne commit
tee on entertainment. Charles
Wright. VIII McMilieL and Lloyd
sturgcs are the committee on rcccp-
tion John B%orradnile Is director
and j. r. Nipp marshal.
Miss Mildred Corbett. city secretary
% the Y. W. e. a. for New Mexico,
Oklahoma and Texas, viii visit tho
local association April o. Miss Anne
Reynolds. chat. man of tho y W g.
A. field work. will visit the associn-
ton here April %. The Y W. g. A.
leaders are on their way To the ma
tional conference In Los Angeles
May ell,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-13

Tho road tax for 1910 is now due
and payable az the oniro ri - r. Nc
Donald. AZ West Copper avenue. Mr..
Hugh =. Waters has been appointed
by the county road board Ia collect
this tax.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-13

The tuo Albuquerque daily PAPERS
are gind 10 favor Albuquerque
churches and lodges ny publishing
notices Of services and meetings free
~ charge. Notices OF entertainments,
lectures. recitals. suprers, teas, etc,
which are given for The purpose u
making money. however, VIII he
charged FOR al REGULAR advertising
rates. where an admission H. charged
or a collection Is taken, whether men
ton of the fact Is made IN the notices
Published ~ the paper or not, the
papers vii charge for the notices. In
stead % phonias notices In, brins
them.
THE MORNING JOURNAL,
THE EVENING HERALD.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-13
OPEN N0STRILSl END
A COLD OR cATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count Finy, Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogEed nos
trlls will open. the air ~passaees OF
your head viii clear aud you can
breathe freely. No more snunling.
hawking. mucous discharge, dryness
or headache; no %struggllng for breath
az niRht.
Get a small bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm from your drugeist and apply a
little OF this fragrant antiseptio cream
In your nustrils. II penetrates through
every air passage Of the head. sooth'
Ing and healing the swollen or In
famed mucous membrane, giving you
instant relief. Head colds and catarrf
yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed
up and miserable. Relief is sure.