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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
pale Guffer Captured.

EUGENE, ore, Oct. s.--Dale Cuff
fey. arrested in Pendleton July 3, on
the charge Of bigamy, and who es-
capped from the Lane county jail Au-
gust 5, was rearrested at vlsalia,
Cal, and will be brought back to
Eugene as soon as the requisition pa
pers can be obtained and Sheriff
Parker can make the trip.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
Rank Action Is stayed.

BAKER, Ore, oct. S.-Efforts ot
the Columbia Gold Mining company
to secure possession of $4,000 in
the First National Bank which the
company charges was embezzled by
Frank S. Ballie while manager Of the
mine and deposited in the bank
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
WELL KNOWN WOMAN is
DEAD AT VINCENT HOME
MRS. MARY ALLEN LONELY
PASSES AWAY AT THE
HOME OF DAUGHTER.
Especial Correspondence

VINCENT, Freewater. Or, Oct. g
Mrs. Mary Allen Longly died We'd
nesday at l o'clock at the home or
her daughter, Mrs. C. f. Simonds OF
Pine creek, of pneumonia after
brief illness.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09

Spanking does not cure children OF bed
wetting. There Is a constitutional cause
for this trouble. Mrs. NJ. Summers. Box
W, Noue Dame, Ind. will send free to any
mother her successful home treatment, with
write her today II your children trouble you
in this way Don't blame the child. the
chances are It can't help Ii. This treatment
also cures adults and aged people troubled
with urine difficulties by day or night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09

were stayed by Circuit Judge Gustav
Anderson.
The stay is the result or an am
ended complaint filed by Mr.. Baillte
against E. W. Backus. president, and
other officials Of the company. The
stay of proceedings Is subject to the
will of the bank or to the courts fur
ther ruling.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
Inyestigate Steer Merger.

WASHINGTON, oct. s.-Attorney
General Gregory stated that the re-
ported merger of big Independent
steel companies will be subjected to
the closest scrutiny
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
PORTLAND WOMAN is
VISITOR AT WESTON
Especial Correspondence }

WESTON, Ore. oct. S.--Mrs. Geo
Briley Of Portland is in the city visit
ing her aunt Mrs, James Navin.
Miss Matte Carlyle has gone to
Odgnon on visit with relatives.
F. G. Lucas made business trip
to pendleton Saturday.
The Saturday Afternoon Club held
its monthly meeting at the home OF
Mrs. George Carmichael four miles
north Of town.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09

All new plumes and new fancy
Ostrichcs to go at Half Price.
All new fine flowers to go at
Half Price.
New St.O0 Chiffon Boas for
only soc.
New Auto Wells for only 7Sc
New Tans and Soft Hats, worth
to SIS, to go for only S5c.
ers and wings, only 1Oc.
Lot Regular S2.OO fancy
feathers and wings, only 1Oc.
Lot Regular $3.50 fancy
feathers and wings, only csc.
Lot SIP 10 $500 fancy o.
triches and piumes, only SIOO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09

REMEMBER-we remodel,
rel,ovate and refine furs Of ev-
cry description at reasonable
prices. Let us fix them up for
you before the cold weather
sets in.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
What mot to DO

} What mot to DO
Dent permit children to
. play with matches.
} Don't throw away lighted
} matches, cigars or cigarettes.
} 3-Don't use naphtha or BEN
, zine in the home. CA pint
, makes 200 feet Of explosive
B vapor.)
B 4-Don't block the escapes;
B you may need them your
= self, quick.
. Don't put ashes in wooden
. boxes or barrels
. 6-Don't permit accumulations
. Of rubbish.
. Don't have lace curtains or
. draperies near open lights.
= S-Don't fill kerosene lamps or
. lanterns after dark
= 9-Don't permit matches to be
= kept except in closed met
. al box.
= 1O-Don't forget to call for the
; fire department first thing;
= and to have some extin-
= gushing apparatus.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-09
FAMILY SHOULD Be
TAUGHT METHODS OF
PREVENTING FIRES
PREVENTION DAY IS BEING OBJ
SERVED THROUGH THE
UNITED STATES.

Safety First Federation Of America
Has Helped Arrange Program,
Emphasizing the Importance OF
Lessening Losses HrOm Fires-An-
niyersary OF Great Chicago Fire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16

ager, failed to give the name of their
club VIII they send il in2 They want
information about how to get uniforms.
II they viii call at The Herald office
between 3 and + o'clock on Thursday I
may be able TO give them the informa-
ton they desire.
Dealers who carry full lines Of uni
forms, baseball supplies, etc are re-
Quested TO send in their catalogue and
price lists to this Office.
Managers are asked TO send in a LIST
Of their players when registering the
teams.
Alamo Tigers; average age. Is TO IS
years average weight 125 pounds.
manager, I. COrdOva- 400 East Second
street; acting captain. Louis StOltz:
would ike 70 enter a leaEue- have
tween Third and Fourth streets can
play Saturdays and Sundays: open TO
meet any team and anxious to fin I'd
every Saturday and Sunday during the
season, will play on home or visiting
grounds.
Sigmas; average age, Is years; aver
age weight us pounds; manager,
Leonard Goodman. TOS North Oregon
street, phone 266S: captain. Harwood
simmons; in no league; have grounds
on the mesa; no admission; play Sat
urdays; want games on home grounds
but viii 90 out Of town II expenses are
paid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16
In Boyland:

-" FELL play any Of them, "
M said Nathan Cordova, man
ager Of the Villas school
baseball team, when he came in with the
registration blank Of his team for the
Boyland department. We've been
practicing for three weeks and are in
dandy shape and, say. we've got some
team, too
Here's the dope on the Villas:
Villas SCHOOL, Average age Of player.
IS to Il years; average weight, 50
pounds;- manager, Nathan CordOTa, 613
West Main street, phone 5251 W; cap
tain, ". Seamon, phone 995; have home
grounds at Franklin and Main streets
but charge no admission Thursdays
end Saturdays are the best DAYS for
them to play. They VIII play on any
grounds against any team Of their size
but are unable 10 pay expense money TO
visiting clubs
They are about the same age as the
Nsleta Juniors. Can't they get to-
Eether2
And here's q ball player who is look
ing for q chance with some good team
His name is John Blair and he is 16
years Of age. John isn't particular
about what position he plays and viii
do his best If some manager viii give
him a trial He lives at 9O2 Roosevelt
street and his phone number is 314Sw.
Who wants a utility man?
Sherman Webster, who signs as sec
rotary, and Alvin Hickman, as man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16
HUGHES HEADS BASEBALL LEAGUE:
LA5GRUGE5 MAKES BID FOR TEAM
Bill Hurley, Former Manager of Much Experience, Is
Instructed to Come Here and Take Charge of One
Of the Clubs; Another Site Is Secured For
Ball Park; Graders VIII Begin Work
BY ~BECK"

RNEST p. HUGHES has been
made president protein. Of the new
Rio Grande Baseball association
held here next week IL IS expected
that he viii be made permanent presi-
dent for the first year Of the new as
ISOLATION.
John J. 1IcCloskey made the announce
ment this morning and coupled with it
a statement that Bill hurley. former
St Louis, Seattle. Tacoma and Saskatoon
player and manager, had been wired to
come at once and take charge OF one
OF the clubs Hurley wired the sport
ing editor Of The Herald Monday from
St Paul de Metis. Alberta. stating that
ne hao arranged his farm matters 50
Uhat ne can get away for the summer
ana that ne was packed Up and waiting
at the station for word from here The
message was given to McCloskey and he
fairly blistered the pavement getting
10 the telegraph office to tell Bill to
come
Hurley is the type Of manager we
need. declared McCloskey and Pm
mighty glad to know that he will
come Wen find a place for him and
clubs"
Joe 1Iathes, who was here recently
ana had 10 go 10 the coast for treat
ment Of bad ankle mas been heard
from IN St Louis Joe had TO hurry
there from Los Angeles as his wife
was near death with pneumonia. &C
cording TO the doctors. She is now
that he viii be back here within a
week OF ten days with several ball
players whom he has picked up in st.
Louis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16

There has been more trouble over the
local ball park. for an injunction was
secured Saturday. pref enrinE the
closing OF the streets for-tne site first
chosen That difficulty has been over
come by securing another site on the
Mesa in the same locality and no
further trouble is expected on that
score However, there has been some
delay as q result of the Injunction and
the carpenters and graders viii not
be able 10 get at work on the new site
for a few days
lIaury Edwards has been taking
prominent part in selecting the site
making arrangements, etc and Mr.
McClOskey states that the local man 8
help has been Of wonderful assistance. It
was Mr. Edwards who suggested Mr.
Hughes for the presidency and who
then argued Mr. Hughes into accepting
the office.
Las Cruces was heard from Mondey.
The fans up there declare that they
have a more lively town than Deming
cal ball team. A prominent business
man, who asked that his name be with
held, wrote We have 1000 popula-
ton and this is a real live city. 1t
wont hurt for you to look into the
situation here, anyway" McCIoskey
agrees with the view expressed and
VIII look into matters at the first op-
pOrtunity.
FL PasO is getting more advertising
and better advertising out of the
Rlo Grande association than il did out
OF the proposed Willard-Johnson
light Liberal space has been de-
voted to the new league by all the
large eastern papers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16

~ IL would appear that Nelson i1
To- be given WhacE at his old ttles
and that Welsh has finally consented
TO stake his title iu a Championship
bout. with q referees decision at
tacEed-
1t is not t0r us 20 say whether l.
son still possesses his old Titalltc and
irresistible fighting force; but If the
Dane is TO be taken at his word he
has lost none Of his stamina or az
gressiveuess. and is still capable OF
dealing out a stunning blow.
Nelson has been a devOut follower
Of Welsh's battles since the Briton re-
turned to this neutral country with
the worlds championship dangling
from his belt And Ereddie's per
fOrmances have not impressed the
trOuncing into his canoused heart
Would Wear Welsh down.
Before leaving for Havana. Nelson
said something about not being afraid
OF Welsh and his feather buster"
punch 1t is because Welsh does not
tote SAX mule power wallop that
fails 10 cause Nelson any uneaslnc-s
about the forthcoming affair Nelson
has il an calculated that he can we-r
Welsh down in a certain number OF
rounds, and then devote another GER
tain number OF rounds 70 land the
"CrusherT, as he himself expressed it
A "crusher' in Nelson's parlance,
means a finishing bIOW-a knockout
vs. elsh is strangely silent about the
matter not uttering one word of re-
buttaL Freddie evidently is doing a
little calculating on his own hook. He
is probably figuring how many rounds
Of left jabbing it is going TO take to
close Mr. Bat Nelson's eyes. and how
many more rounds viii be required TO
put "crusher' Of his own Of this
Battling person
Both agree on two points, however.
Iney unanimously declare il is going
TO be great fight while il lasts. and
that the receipts are going to be
rather abnormal or enough TO com
pensate them for their afternoons
labor, for it is TO be q matinee fisht-
WolEast Quits Training.
Now We viii dwell on another mem
per Of the lightweight brigade Poor
little Adolph WOlgast is the recipient
OF the appended condolences We Will
not see the erstWhile lightweight
champion in a ring bout for ar least
another six months On the advice OF
ms physician, WOlgast has broken
training, and given Up hope Of parti-
clpatlns IN another bout for a half
Wolgasts fragile arms are again
encased IN heavy bandages, the wild
cat having snapped couple Of
bones In his mitrs while training for
ms muss with Leachie Cross at lIadi-
son Square Garden Adoiph was Sc
depressed by his latest misfortune that
Continued on next page)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16
BECK'S" AMEN CORNER


HARVARD UNIVERSITY IS tax
ing up Lacrosse, the great
Canadian game. They have secured
Art Warwick, Of Toronto, as coach
but some of the press agent dope
that is being sent ahead of the team
on its western tour is misleading.
to say the least. Warwick was not
the highest paid player in the game
last season or any other season, nor
are the Torontos the world cham
pions. "Ty Cobb of lacrosse" Is
one Newsy Lalonde, French
Canadian who draws something
Ike 500 for every 90 minutes he
plays. The champions are the New
Westminster (B. c. club, holders Of
the MintO cup.
BARNEY OLDFIELD promises TO
make 65 miles an hour at Tue
son on Saturday. What viii he
make at Washington park? If he
can hit up a mile a minute on the
half-mile track, weH have some
thrills all right.
CORONADO (CaL) tennis cracks
open their annual tournament
today. Why can't the Q. S. n. L.
T. A. get busy and tell US the dates
for the Border States tournament
here?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16

A ball viii be held at Globe Wednes-
day night 70 raise funds for the base
ball team
X
The finance committee Of the Miami
baseball club plans to have three tag
days-March 20, q and %, to raise
money 10 start the season Tags will
be Is cents and there is no limit to the
number any fan may purchase.
The Bisbee Grays had their first
workout on Sunday morning. They
play the Hawaiian Chinese team on
March "a
There viii be no city baseball league
in san Antonio this year, but the diff
fereut clubs will play independent
bali The Ahrens & OFT team, which
claims 90 have won the Championship
OF the entire southwest last season,
viii have a strong aggregation this
year and viii again seek Championship
hono-s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16
Southwestern Sport Gossip
BY ABECKs

C PORTER. an FL Paso boy
a who has been prominent in
AA' sports at the University Of
Arizona, won further fame last week
by pitching a no hit. no run game
against the Tempe Normal team Hit
less, runless games at this stage Of the
season are remarkable and Porter must
be IN excellent condition.
=
SOCorro fans anticipate a lively box
ing Match Wednesday night when
kid" George meets Jack Johnson"
They are ghts; rather, that
is what they term themselves. though
George is said 10 weigh 40 pounds and
Jshason about 100
There is considerable excitement at
Tucson over the auto races there the
latter part Of the week. when Barney
Oldfield VIII participate Barney's ad-
vance man SAYS that a speed OF IS miles
per hour viii be possible on the new
track.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16

GUNBOAT SMITHS manager has
given out the real news of the
reason the Gunboat did not sho-v up
here to box jim Flynn at juarez
during the stOcllmens convention.
In Milwaukee, manager Buckley
said: 81 was offered a match for
GunbOat at FL Paso, but passed It
up in favor Of the Dillon bout IN
Milwaukee, as we beat Flynn once"
jim Flynn would probably remark
that once is not for keeps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16

if also viii let him come back and
manage a ball club, II he wants to-
Take the case Of Charles Sits He
managed the Regina club in the
Northwestern league in 1913 He
jumped 10 the St Louis Feds in 1914
He was tried out by them and found
wanting. So they canned" him,
wEereuPon SITS hustled back TO the
Northwestern league and harpooned a
job as manager Of a club in that
league in 1915.
The blacklist? Oh. pifne,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16
FIRST GAME IN POLO
M /.

FIRST GAME IN POLO
SERIES Is PLAYED.
San Francisco, Calf. March Is
The opening game in the universal pole
tournament viii be played or the polo
field at the Panama-Pacific exposition
today between the COoperstown. n Y
four and the Midwic6 team from Pasa-
dena. The lineup will be as follows:
COOperstOwn. $. S. Van Stade. C. c.
Rumsey, Thomas lie Boutillier H. Nal
colin Stevenson. Alidwick, Carlton F.
Burke. Frederic Laughlin, J. Watson
Webb, Hugh Drury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16

I ~ al NNa AeaaNH pa IA wv
L hence. lou were to see posters
bearing the following inscription
Enhancement extraordinary
BATTLING NELSON
Two-time lightweight Champion OF
Wen. patient reader, it is not out
Of the bounds of possibility that such
may be the case Stranger tnlnss nave
TRANSFERRED: and this is the era Of IN
/ expected occurrences
some. time ago our readers prob
] ably read the pugilistic obituary OF
one oscar Mathew Bathing nelson
! But that announcement seems 70 nave
been premature. for now we have II
that the once Durable Dane is TO be
resurrected from the pugilisttc grave
yard and, TO complete the melanOr-
phOsis, he is TO become the ligntWelSnt
champion Of the universe for the sec
Ond time in his turbulent career
This preamble is merely TO lead you
Z 70 the interestin~ announcement that
Battling Nelson, former champion, and
Freddie Welsh, incumbent champion,
are TO meet in the As round battle IN
a Havana ring the LIST week in APRIL
OF the first week in May
There you have Il in concise fol-
The rest is left to the Imagination.
We are able 10 impart' this infor-
nation for the simple reason that Il
was delivered TO us in person by the
man who is TO play a prominent part
in the MdLEu- We EeLeE To LaDL
Cushman A. Rice, Cuban rancher, and
millionaire sportsman and clubman-
VIII Head Sporting Club.
Capt. Rice viii shortly assume the
presidency Of the National Sporting
club OF Havana and is TO become the
real power in the boxing game in
Cuba He has been rendered the com
missionership 10 supervise the sport
on the island. and viii accept presi-
dent 4enocals prOffer II he is per-
!. mitted TO name his aides Capt Rice
is perfectly willing TO serve as eX-
Officio Of the commission
Capt Rice has unlimited influence
with the chief executive Of the ISL
and, and his word would be law II a
supervising body is formed
Capt Rice is authority for the state
meut that the Welsh-Nelson battle, as
outlined. is officially on, for he de-
clares he has seen a copy OF Welsh's
agreement to take on Nelson in q
championship match over the As round
trail.
Nelson f. in Havana.
Further credence IS given the
match by the fact that Nelson is al
ready i'm Havana, becoming accli-
mated The Dane realizes this is IS
second chance OF a lifetime. and ne
does not propose TO see il filter by
without making a thrust at IL. Nell
sons first chance was when he re-
LlaTen Zoe Cans O 1fuH~rrn7r-nH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16

Do not forget the St Patrick's ball
for the benefit OF the Municipal band
The finest dance orchestra ever heard
in FL Paso- Admission, 81; ladies free
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16
Where Is Bans Baseball Blacklist
-:H:- -:II:- -;II:- -:II:- -:II:-
jumpers Are Welcomed Back To Fold
BY FRANK G. 9IENKE

10 59r@ sl' as@:.. ar: q x s@s s.
| ball blacklist? gu remember it. don't
yoU-the one that Ban Johnson
I brought into being?
/ Something like a year agO-maybe
/ trifle lOnger-Ban, VINO was horri' y
{ provoked because some of his star
] athletes were jumping-saids majestic
! ally, thunderously--
! ANY player in organized baseball
] who jumped 10 the Federal league
! never again will be permitted TO play
I in organized baseball"
Since then
Wen, Walt Johnson. a pitcher con-
nected with Bans organization. looped
! the loop and Clarke Griffith, his boss,
nearly busted his collar bone diving
after Walt and trying to save him for
the American league Did Ban say TO
Griffith
NIX on taking back Walter Johnson
I He's blackhsted."
No. Ban didn't Ban Just said
bravo when Grit brought back John
son.
slim Ray Caldwell, pitcher for the
Yankees, jumped to the Feds. The new
( Yankee owners jumped him back and
Ban, instead Of ordering the blacklist
applied to Caldwell, welcomed Cald-
wells return.
jumped from the Maps last spring.
Then they experienced a change OF
heart They wanted TO go back TO
organized baseball Did Ban say
may, nay2' No, Ban said welcome
home, felIers-welcome home"
Changed His Mind.
Ban probably was sincere when he
first uttered that threat But later
events caused a chage of mind. Ban
figured at first that only a few players
would jump, the bars could be put up
against those fellows and that organ
lied baseball could get along very
nicely without the de5erters.
But the wholesale "sniping" of the
Federal sharpshooters caused Ban to
change front The Feds grabbed so
many organized baseball stars that il
left big gap in the rank Of organized
baseball There was just one way to
plug up the gaps and that was TO get
back as many Of the deserters as pos
sible.
The cases mentioned above Of those
who jumped from and then back again
to organized baseball are a few Of the
many.
Can Even Manage Team.
Other American league PLAYERS who
quit and went to the Feds were well
coined back. Many National leaguers
were greeted the same way when they
decided to return 10 organized base
ball The same is true concerning the
minor leaguers.
Not only viii organized baseball per-
init prodigal player in its ranks but
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16

school Sports, Juvenile Sports,
Boys Amateur Sports, and
News and Gossip of the
Future Greats"
BY sBECK..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16

Athey eIOfh-Tnsed weather strip keeps
out the cold. Rathbun-Ifx Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16

WITH E. P. HUGHES as presi-
dent the Rio Grande associa-
ton viii get away properly. Mr..
Hughes is a thorough sportsman and
a lover Of all clean athletics. He
should guide the new association
through a successful initial season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16

CLEVELAND is going to ask con-
gress for $4,000 to build a
stadium for the 1916 Olympic games
and viii ask the state solons to
grant $4,000 for the expenses.
That's an easy way Of running
things What's the matter with e
Paso takin-. a hand in the game If
some one else viii pay the piper?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16
TORPTcHERs TRAINING Up Al TAriRA

here bag aba for uH
i o. NJ here are on b y dn tote g %
a l put gp The obgrph the team line
in Flb
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16
NELSON WOULD WIN BACK TITLE;
WILL FIGHT WELSH 40 ROUNDS
Fight Will Be Staged in Havana Cuba and Nelson Be
Ieves He Can Be Champion For Second Time In
His Career; AID Wolgasts Brittle Bones Have
Forced Him Out OF Training Six Months.
BY RINGsIDE

chamDi0nsnIp-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16
By "BECK.s

PASS CITY GUN CLUB has de-
cided to adopt the suggestion
for a eDick Gilbert shoot" on Sun
day next. 1t is up to the trap
shooters TO help secretary Hughes
make this event a big success
There viii be considerable advertis-
ing for FL Paso If the local shots
can put over some cod scores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16

TEW YORK. March 15.-Wouidn't
N it obfuscate lu it, two months
L hence. lou were to see posters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-16

bearing the following inscription
Engagement Extraordinary