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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-20
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
ELECTION ALL DAY FRIDAY.

Although no states have yet been
prepared for the chamber Of commerce
directors election, it is understood that
at least three of the old directors will
serve on the new board. The custom
o. rejecting three of the retiring
board was inaugurated last year and
proved successful in preventing the
hitch that usually occurs when an en-
tirely new board takes office and has
no one to consult regarding pending
matters.
The primary elections will be held
on Friday. from to p. m. Eight
cen nominations will be made from
these nine viii be chosen as directors
az an election TO be held January "a.
The directors then elect the officers.
Voting at the primary election is usu-
ally light, but shows a big increase
when the naming of the nine directors
is undertaken. In nearly every case
the retiring president is named as one
of the directors.
1t is understood that Robert Krak-
auer the retiring president, will be
reelected as a director if he viii con-
sent to serve. and that Burt Orndorff
viii be another of the old directors to
be named on the new board.
Use home valley honey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-20
ATHLETICS MAY STILL LEAD RACE
FOR REMNANT INAMERIGAN LEAGUE
Acquisition of Laoe Makes Position Of Mackmen Much
More Favorable, as He Will Probably Hit Better than
Collins; Athletics viii Use Young Pitchers,
Thereby Displacing the Former Veterans.
BY FRANK G. SIENKE.

under conditions where a man could
not do his best
The Athletics aren't going to miss
Bender and Plank as Eiuch as some
folks think They won't miss Coombs
at all. because during the past two or
three years COombs has pitched only
few games.
VIII Use Young Pitchers.
Connie Mack has a squad of youthful
hurlers to throw into the breach made
by the loss OF Bender and Plank, and
they look able enough to fill it--and iii
it aeceptably.
Bob Shawkey looks like one Of the
best pitchers in the American league.
He was worked regularly last year and
it gave him confidence. Also 1t gave
him a chance to correct his only fault
-wildness. ''Rube" Bressler. the port
side finger that Mack secured last
year, looks like one of the best young
sters that has busted into the national
pastime in many years. he ought 70
be able to fill the place Of Eddie Plank.
Two Other Youngsters.
WyckOff and Pennock have been with
the Mackmen for several seasons They
haven't worked 10 any great extent be
cause Connie depended largely upon his
veteran pitchers, but when they diu
work they showed they had everything
necessary This season they will get
their chance
Leslie Bush is a good pitcher. Hes
cool headed, has a good arm, and he is
brainy. He viii be one Of Comics reg
ulars this season and great things are
expected of him.
In addition to these twirlers, Con-
ME has several other youngsters. who
can answer the call of duty and answer
it we'll
So Connie isn't worrying about 1915.
Would you worry if you were out
fitted with ball players like those
who will fight under the White Ele-
plant banner in 1852
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-20
EW YORK, Jan. 20.-The

FEW YORK, Jan zo.-Ihe acqul-
M sition OF. Larry Lajoie makes it
L seem cesaain that the Athletics
viii be in the 1915 pennant fight all
the way. Don't be surprised if they
get away in the front and lead the
parade to the wire. despite efforts of
the dangerous Red SOW to do the over
hauling stunt
It seems to be the proper thing just
now to spool the pennant chances Of
the Athletics simply because Eddie Col
Inns. Charles Bender. Eddie Plank ana
Jack Coombs no longe8 have their
names enrolled in the lineup. But II
seems that the spoofing is somewhat
The loss Of Collins seemed to be a
terrific blow at first, but the purchase
of Laioie 70 fill his boots changes the
aspect OF things. Laioie is old and ne
isn't as speedy as Collins. But de-
spite his 40 years he still is as good a
fielder as Collins. He can't run bases
like Collins, but in all the years up to
last he could hit like Collins and hit
beyond Collins.
he'll hit 300 or better in 1915 or Wen
miss our guess. And that's just about
as good as might be expected Of Col
Inns.
VIII Do His Best
Lajoie isn't through as a hitter, even
though he is nearing his 10th year.
He's a natural slugger and he'll do
come back" this year Great hitters
are great hitters as long as they are
able TO hold a bat During the COM
ing season Lajoie Will be working
under a manager who will appreciate
him and encourage him. Last year he
worked under the fiery Birmingham,
and he worked with a team that was
torn by internal strife. He worked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-20
A. w. MONTAGUE SHOT
BY FORT WORTH MAN

A. W Montague, a former local
freight agent for the Texas & Pacific
in FL Paso, was shot and killed at
Fort Worth Wednesday morning by a
switchman who had been discharged
BY Mr. Montague. messages received
by the railroad officials friends in Ell
PasO say.
Mr. Montague was freight agent for
the T. & p. here 10 years, coming to
I'll Paso from Wills Point, Texas. He
went to Fort Worth from FL Paso,
where he became local agent and later
terminal superintendent for the 7. &
p 1t was in his office that the shoot
ing is said to have occurred His death
followed soon after the shooting.
He is survived by a wife, two daugh-
tiers and a son.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-20
COOK IS FOUND DEAD
WITH STRAP ON NECK

Thomas 3. Marriott. aged 35 years,
and a cook by trade was found dead in
his room at COZ Mesa avenue about 10
o'clock Tuesday night with a suit case
strap around his neck and attached to
the bed post
The struggles Of the man attracted
the attention Of other occupants of the
rOoming house, and they notified the
police. Officers Chitwood and Breeding
responded. but were too late to save
the mans life.
The deceased held a card showing
him to be a member of the Cooks and
Walters union in Phoenix. Ariz He
had been at the rOoming house only
two days, and it is thought he was a
recent arrival in EI Paso from Phoenix.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-20
JUDGE HOLDS is NO CRIME
TO PRINT MEXICAN MONEY

A G. McMath, who was arrested here
some weeks ago on indictments re-
turned at Dallas. charging him with
eounterfeiting Mexican money, has
been released from arrest at Dallas,
according to news received here.
All Of the indictments were quashed
district court
The decision rendered, it is under
stood. was to the effect that no crime
had been committed because the print
ing Of Mexican bills was classed in the
same manner as reproducing circulars,
which is not a criminal act in Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-20

now vice president of the Central Trust
company. Sidney II. Wise-the Froh-
man of TeXas-came to the bat ana
made a hit John P. Haynes, contractor,
got into the lineup for a twobagger.
Andres Coy, district clerk of BeXar
county, who never misses a game
not even a worlds series-came in for
q timely drive. Nor is this all Walter
r Schreiner, PauS Bosselmann and H.
H Reeder represent a trio of cleanup
hitters in this cluster of luminaries.
Capitalized Mt $4,000
The company has been organized and
chartered with capital stock of $780,
600, and will start the 1915 season with
the brightest prospects Of the most
successful baseball year in the history
of san Antonio. Cap Leidy has his
coat oft and is at work rounding up
the 1915 Mays, with indications that by
the time he is through he viii have a
lineup that will bid fair to repeat his
Dennant achievement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-20
FORMER SOLDIER FOUND
DEAD IN FDgAT, HOTEL

Patrick Teddy, a former United States
soldier, was found dead in his room
at the Menger hotel Overland and Ell
Paso streets, Tuesday night.
Leddy had been an inmate Of the
army sanitarium at Fort Bayer5, N
NJ. and was on a leave Of absence. He
arrived in El PasO on December 4 and
mad been up until Tuesday, when he
took to his bed
Efforts are being made to get into
communication with a brother, said to
live in Brooklyn, n. T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-20
PHOENIX PLAYER TO GET
TRYOUT IN COAST LEAGUE

Phoenix, Ariz., Jan. 20.-Joe Sonoqui,
better known as Smiley" a local Next
can youth who has been the star pitcher
of several semiprOfessionaI baseball
teams, is to have a tryout with the
Venice team of the Pacific Coast
league, in the spring. Smiley" has
gone to Ray to work as a miner and
play winter ball preparatory to his eff
fort to break into fast company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-20

oned the matter. could be fixed up in a
manner satisfactory to everybody eX-
cept Meyers. Nothing further was said
to the chief, but that night a couple Of
strong men were to be seen hosting an
unwilling indian aboard an eastbOund
train. Plainly Meyers had not been
consulted concerning his preference in
the matter.
He was still CARRIED in his baseball
suit, a glazing red affair, and he still
had it on when he stepped off the train
at the eastern end of his journey. If
anything was lacking to make the ar
rival of Meyers at Dartmouth q pic
turesque and Interesting occasion, that
red baseball suit supplied it.
Meyers was found not to be suffi
GENTLY saturated with learning to be
eligible for either the football or base
ball varsities, but he did get into some
of the practice games, and on these &C
'casions warwhOops took the place of
the regular college yells of civilization
Realizing that knowledge could not
be crammed into him fast enough to
make him of any use to the college in
an athletic sense, Glaze tried to give
Meyers to John J.. Taylor, then owner
Of the Boston Americans.
Don't overlook this big redskiu; he's
going to be one Of the greatest catchers
in the country" urged Glaze, who at
that time was a member of the Boston
club pitching staff. But Taylor failed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-20

to enthdse, and Glaze planted Meyers
with club i'm the Tri-State league
The following year he was sent 70
St Paul I'm the American Association
and one year later his work behind the
bat for New York was stirring the blaze
Manhattanites into a state bordering
on enthusiasm.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-20

Athey eIOfh-Iined weather strip keeps
put the cold Rathbun-Mix Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-20

AZEVEDO LOSES On FOUL.
Denver Col, Jan. 20.-fRed" Watson, Of
San Francisco won decision on foul
over Joe Azevedo. Of Sacramento, in the
18th round Of a scheduled 90 round bout
here tonight. The bout vas fast and clever
watson having a shade in the fifth sixth
ana ninth rounds. the others being even.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-20

Only One ssBRO1IO QUININE7
Whenever you feel a cold coming on,
think of the fun name, LAXATIVE
BROAIO OUININE, Look for signature
of Z. W. Grove on box 25c.
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Gr1lcl> og Sognefogoer font. San
befoleoe 2o1lit pjebliffelig at furlooc
&rocn.
- Sbem G 81, bctt &ool, lp1,rq=
te 2auit Sen olmpgtige Mo11o.
81 er Sognefogeo Ter, og a IL
ger, at Oh ifo' gao = &romon6en
|pil ct ifie11f for 9e!
Sc ber G cit pribiligeret @rolt,
og a bill ba' CT Yo1ls.
Nu ita' a lei Oe, at 90 ifo'
go, og noor a IT Sognef ogeD, Ioa
1fo' 90 go, 1aor a iejer ct! Goa
n1pj Wtogt baar a fer / u 5oqn=
= 9eo lfa' a lei 9e ien Gir1e,
bette Sognfpbb, q CT 1pr'mc 2iq=
l%pnsrnono, og noor q iejr> at 90 ct
opo> 1ao en- 90 800, loo mpi Moqt
baor a.. 90 no er 80 6p0, po ioo
bar hi inge1 Sobnfopo fer. Moo
a iaa faa cit Fons?!
Mo1,,n,1 (rno Oo,,S,4 I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19

1gif op i 2ucr. st 8ar 5oIouter,
|oer beb 12=3ibcn fom gooenoe paa
Mmager. 2ahoebej, op6agcoc Sloe,,
Der n1eo. ripenoe &alt brcote fig op
ON oct fore &o1nplets, % alor1l1e-
reoe Jorpagter Ebomien, lom bar
gaaet til &o pe6 10=GiDcn 1orumc11
meo iin 6omilic og Mellers Mono-
fab. Sorpngteren itpnbtc Jig til
&eIefo11e1l.
= Mgllen brGa1oer, roobte ban
It'll 9amen, ser fuoreoe poq boa1s
|Springning, pil 9e olormere
8ra1,obrsnct?
Set bar ieg irtet at gjere meb,
bleD 6er 1Daret.
Melleforpagteren flap Geleionen.
|Det ajolot ont at ltm1oc 1ig, % fpr1t
log %frcnunc1t nlootte oen 8ro, ser
lforban6t Wellcn meb ll6bpgninger=
nc, afbrp6es. 0ette itcte b,trtigt.
Seslnens ringe6e @irfefloftu7te nper
I6et ganife Mmager % folbtc 8rol,o=
lna116ifab og Soft til. Sra &jpbe1=
bonn fom 8ronbbrs1,ct i ct l11ie1roe
Eo1 as 6en lige 2anoenej. Spirit
poa Fletten! 5oron olIe o11ore
~Bro1bbGsner" fra lclpe Mmager=
|lanoet. Mcn ser par i,1tct 8ono.
|Gfteraaret bor bpret tprt, og Mplle=
gooroens 8rpno. por nGite11 tom.
Get op til Mellen ligger CIT &il=
la, bDor so 5olooter er i>,btporte=
ret. De bjalp pirf1on1t mcb at Re
|tGmpe Sl0c11.
Nejogti9 81. /, Is fol6t Mplle11
Iamnelt, og set megtige @aa1, ser
|bop6e lofft Gl1iinoer al Me1u1elfer
}uo ira 5torbpe11, bl11sleoe III, op
meb fornpct 5tnrte. Com ct 1pDcn=
|oe, fogcnoc &roter lao set miot uoe
|pao oct flaoe 2onD!
timber 2eoel1c al 8ronobireftpr
|@aaroejer Spe1o &onien, 9iter=
gnar6, 0eltog De- lorolige Sprpjter
Il 5lllfningsarbeioet, men pao @runn
|of Bn11gmanglen .bntte0c oct life rig
|tiet> og beb 2=ai6er bob6e SLANT
u1erne jGpnet Mellen n1eo Sorben.
Grandchildren bleb an llooet til ca.
10000 &roncr, men CT nn1ligpis
not }terre.
Moglebnlillc Mpllc bleb brepet
life aler1e bco Bi11btraft, 1,e,1 o.
Iao peo ct 51,gegos=M otorpprf. Set
|bar Ell at 6e iter1te Mpllcr / Can't
|6et. Gems Bin6fa11g bar 40 Alen.
Mellen ciebes al Mftielelifabet
v@jebenbaDns 8rpofobriter". Set
er ben gn1le @otersgaoe Deellc,
|1onl> ga @oloenc .bleb repet neo,
|bIeb flpttet 10 poo Mnnger. Ddte
|itete ! 1872.
Sorpagter Gbon1en fiber ct BE-
ltn6eIiat Inb. MglleuS beolte SGz
)1on ltoo for Dere11. 9en rnoleoe
for bele Muager.
Ser blep ofbolot ct forelpbigt
@ronoforbpr. men bet lpffc0es life
nnOcr octte nleo Sifterbe0 at toa
f%oltllooet, bborle0es Sloen CT op=
ltooet. Set antoges, at ocn CT poo=
fat. st Eor berltie0c S%agobon0er
Ser tiolig poo Mftencn bar bleDct
bortpi1t fra Mpllcgaarocn, blcp nco
12=Siocn let / NGrbeocn at W}pue11.
Sc bar poo set I%i0spunft e1o1u1
mcrc bcrulcoc eno tiOligcre poo Mf=
te11e1l.
W%uqlebpli1lc Mnllc luu | Nrrbe=
oc1 al set befiu1otc lloflll9tsltco
}9tntro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19

9on'en (poa 2onoct> benrpft pc
genoe poo cit 1pmeiet @ugmorf,
boor finn @tubbel1e fin6es tilboge):
Sci, bpor Set CT intereslont at le,
bbor GGnoltiffcrne bofler!"