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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-07
HUGO PLAYERS AT VICTOR

The Hugo Players opened a week g
engagement at the Victor theatre on
Wednesday evening with the play
"The Builder of Bridges.' They play
ed to capacity hIuse and were we'll
received. . - ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-07

association and AM adjourned meeting
.Of the Fire department. vii lrsbe held TO-
might and viii hear the report of the
auditing committee. .*!Fsi 7!751I
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-07

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nue department., was i III e fh92 2citxs yes
terday on his way north on b9finess
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-07
LIQUOR 11cE;NssE s. :ApfI1cArl4.otNr '1 Z e

Applications for renewals Of Mquor
licenses must he made at the office Of
the -city.rclerk before. Monday The
applications will be- acted upon at the
first meeting of.2 the, city council in
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-05-07

Congressman Lindbergh will speak
at Akeley Decoration Day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31
Johnny Evers Likes the Golfing Game
-:lI:- -:II:- -:II:- Ill -:I:-
Six Millions Witness College Games
By FRANK C. sIENkE.

ord in the east. Another Yale man,
Harry Williams, Of Minnesota, lifted
up his team to point where it ranked
as the best in the Western Conference.
Jack Doyle, poOlroom proprietor in
New York. declares there are at least
100000 persons in New York City who
play the game every day.
''The balkline game is on the de-
cline" says Doyle. Three cushion
billiards is the vogue, with golf pool
becoming the rage"
in the general squint along the foot
ball horizon. the folks seem to have
overlooked the fact that West Vir-
ginia had a smashing team this sea
son, and that IL has been represented
by some wonderful footballers in years
gone by
West Nirginia's achievements in the
football world have not been widely
heralded. merely because il is listed
among the smaller colleges. Despite
the fact that IL has only a compare
lively small student enrolment il gets
together each year a football eleven
that can give battle to the best elevens
IN the east.
In illustration of just how good West
Virginia was this past season is shown
thusly:
West Virginia held to a s to tie
the great W. & ]. team which later de-
feated Yale 16 to Z; West Virginia in
reality scored an s to 6 victory over
the Washington & Lee eleven.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31

mile in 1881 on the Charter Oak
track.
Syracuse, n Y. Sept IA new req
ord for a mile. paced without wind
shield. was made by Direetum I. His
time was 1-56z.
Syracuse. y. Y, Sept 1s.-William
five year old pacing stallion. paced a
mile to wagon in 1891. William was
driven by his owner, c X G. Billings
Louisville, KY, Sept 1.-two
worlds records for trOrting on half
mile race courses were broken in trials
against time. The mark OF 2:1Sz for
a two year old trotting colt was low
cred to 2-15L by Sublime, and the rec
ord OF 2-2S for a yearling was lowered
when Moody's Nerbena Ansel went the
distance in 2:26.
Pittsburg. Pa. Sept 25.-A new
made when J. r McCune drove his
trotters. Ross 3, and Brighton B. a mile
in 2:05h
Columbus. O.. Sept. sO.-In the rae
ing off OF the 2-1O pace stake, Rus
sci Boy beat Hal Boy in the fifth heat
in 2,03A, new fifth heat record. and
in the final he won in the same time,
equaling the sixth heat record
Lexington. XIV. Oct4-Pster VOlo
q stallion. the time Of the miles being
2-02is anf 2.03A-
Lexington. Ky Oct 5.-Mary Put
ney. owned by c. II. Sears. won the
Kentucky Futurity for three year old
trOtters in straight heats. and broke
the worlds record for three year old
fillies, by going the second mile in
2;051s-
Lexington. Ky, oct. s.-The Ken
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31
MOTOR DEALERS
ENROL FOR TRIP
Increasing Interest is Being
Taken in National Auto
mobile Show at Chicago.


Hoover Holton. general sales mana
ger Of the Farmack Motor Car corpor-
alton, Chicago. heard about The Her
AIDS excursion Of automobile dealers
to the Chicago auto show next month
and has written that he will be glad
TO have the FL Pasoans visit the Far
mack plant while in Chicago and that
he viii also lend all possible assistance
in the matter of arranging hotel &C
comm dations. entertainment, etc
Reservations continued on Thursday
and the party is growing slowly but
steadily. A W Bittick, manager OF
the FL Paso Auto Supply company. an
nOunced that he would arrange his al
fairs so as to be able to take in the
trip. which he believes viii be of great
educational value TO the automobile
and accessory dealers. Mr.. Bittick
hopes to meet some Of the head office
officials from the Congress and Pull
man tire factories at the show.
Wants to Secure Agency
One Of the Fl Paso dealers. going on
the trip, plans to pick up the agency
for a good body manufacturer while at
the show He believes that there is go
ing to be big business in rebuilt cars
here in the near future and that there
will be a big market for bodies.
Another dealer wants to add a line OF
light. moderate price cars. He already
has agencies for good cars selling at
d line selling in three figures Still
another is looking for the northern
Mexico rights for a good, standard car
While the FL Pasoans are going after
good time. it is also going to be a
business trip and several important
agencies are likely to be arranged
while the party is in Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31

z-06A. 2:O7H and 2:10L. The second
heat was won by Tommy d. in 2.OsK
Grand Rapids. Mich. Aug. 10.-FlOw-
er Direct set new record for pacing
the fastest heats in a race by a mare.
Time, 2:O0& and 2-O2iz-
Cleveland. O.. Aug. 16.-In the first
heat Of the Lee AxwOrthy-Pete VOlO
contest. the latter trOtted the mile in
2-o2, tieing the worlds stallion mark
held by the Harvester and creating a
new record for a four year old stallion.
William. in the first heat OF the pace
went around in 1851, a new worlds
record for a five year old stallion His
second heat in 200 was another worlds
stallion record. and his combined aver
age time Of 1:5Si = is a world mark for
five year old PAGER. William won the
race from Directum L
Goshen, n Y Aug 19.-Harry J s.
trOtted mile on a half mile track to
a high wheel sulky in els.
Montreal. Quebec. Aug. 27.-WiIIiam
won the match pacing race from Di-
rectum I in two straight heats. setting
new Canadian record Of 2;00A-
Madison, Wis. Sept "A new
worlds record for pacing a mile under
saddle was made by George GanO, when
he went the distance in 2:10Sl.
Belmont Park. n. Y, Sept 4.-Thun-
derer. owned by L s Thompson. won
the Futurity stakes for two year olds.
Time Ill As.
Lexington. KY, Sept 6.-Volga, driv-
en- by Ben White. won the two year
old division of the Kentucky Futurity.
The first heat was trotted in 2:07%,
and the second in 2;09ss-
indianapolis. Ind. Sept S.-General
Todd, owned by Henry B. Rea Of Pitts
burg, established a new worlds record
for three year Odds. when he paced the
second heat in 2;04E.
Hartford. Conn. Sept 9.-Directum I.
driven by Tommy Murphy, paced one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31

TOHNNN ENERS says he likes the
golfing game. No wonder That's
- a game. y'no, where one can cuss
and cuss without fear of being chased
10 the cooler by an outraged umpire.
statistical person has arrived at
the conclusion that 6.5OO,0OO persons
witnessed the $4,000 college and schol-
astlc games that were staged during
the past season That meant an aver
age attendance Of 1000 per game.
Charley Herzog. OF the Reds. is the
santa Claus of real life. Charles in
vaded New York during the recent
baseball meeting with an auto load Of
country sausages, eggs, buckwheat,
bacon, pumpkins. mince meat, chick
ems turkeys, cider. butter. and a half
dozen other varieties of farm products.
Charles brought them from his big farm
at Ridgely, Nd, and distributed them
among his Gotham friends Report
has il that John McGraw got a share,
but no credence is given to il.
Fifteen Yale men tried in vain to
develop a real football team at Yale
in 1915. One Yale man, Al Sharpe, de-
veloped the wonderful and unbeaten
Cornell eleven. One Yale man. AlonzO
Stage, developed the powerful 1915
Chicago eleven. George Sanford. q
Yale man. built up the Rutgers eleven
which established the 1915 scoring rec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31

TODAY marks the close of 1915,
year that has marked big ad-
vance IN athletics in the southwest.
The organization of playground
sports the Border States tennis
tournament, the Rio Grande Baseball
association, the Army Baseball
league, introduction of soccer for
adult teams, the great showing of
the Y. NJ. c. A. athletes in the inter
national Hexathlon and the fOrma-
ton of the Church Athletic league
are among the sport happenings of
1915 that are worthy of more than
passing notice. And 1916 should
mark a still further advance.
JACK HERRICK doesn't mind being
) kept busy in the ring. Jack will
take a scrap in a small town as
readily as In a big one and isn't
troubled with the whole hog or
none" disease so prevalent among the
boxers when it comes to the matter
of a purse. He's had a number Of
small town fights lately and is now
to get a chance in New Orleans.
He announces that he is merely wait
ing the arrival of his transportation
to go to New Orleans for bout
with Dick Hammett.
SAMMY BEER sends his best
wishes for a happy New Year to
the baseball fans of FL Paso. Sammy
is spending the winter in Arcata,
Calf, and will return to the Oakland
club in the spring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31

FEW YORK. Dec. 31-The attitude
Of those New Orleans promoters
- toward the Naturalization
match is peculiar. TO say the least
They are apparently trying to side
track Fulton. having come to the con-
clusion that he viii not be a good card
with the champion.
They should have reached that con
elusion long before the match was
made. No one but the promoters could
see the Minnesota unknown as a
Championship contender at any time.
He has accomplished nothing in the
ring that justified giving him title
match. and good judges of fighters who
have seen him at work declare that he
shows no great ability.
Fulton never fought a man Of any
particular class. and has been whipped
by second raters. He has size all right.
but lacks ring DEVELOPMENT and expert
ence- Under the circumstances it is
difficult to see how the promoters ever
gave him a thought when IL came to
arranging a match for such an i'm
pOrtant ring parsonage as Willard.
Nevertheless. the match was made.
and II was accepted IN good faith by
Fulton. He has posted his money TO
guarantee his appearance according TO
the statements given out by the pro-
motors at the time the articles were
signed BE agreed to accept a com
paratvely small portion Of what the
promoters fOndly figured would be a
big gate. Few people believe that Full
ton has the slightest chance against
big Jess, but Fulton himself says the
thinks he can win. and il is only fair
to give him credit for sincerity.
Raw Deal for Fred.
For the promoters IN nnv run out on
Fulton is giving Fred a decidedly raw
deal For them to now suggest that
he meet the winner of the Moran of-
FEY fight. that thew NAV rIse the victor
Of the final contest as iWillard's New
Orleans opponent is nonsense, because
they should have made that suggestion
before they signed I'd Fulton. They
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31
nth INFANTRY FOOTBALL TEAM
CONES To Il PASO FOR A CAME
Fourth Field Artillery Team, Located Here is Ready
For Contest Saturday With Douglas Soldiers to De-
eide the Border championship; Game is to Start
at 2:3O O'clock and Big Crowd is Expected.

end; Butler, right tackle; Printup.
right guard; Green. center: Van Horn,
left guard: Herlihy, left tackle; Par
mentier. left end; Swing. quarter; Hop
Ter. right half; Baugh, ful1back: Layne,
left half
18th infantry-Bryant. right end
SchOeffel. right tackle; Watkins, right
s 1 a ne "a au i Ists
end; Dorman. quarter; Noe. right half,
White, fullbacks Lowry, left half
The game viii start at 2.30 o'clock
and arrangements have been made TO
park automobile parties on the south
side Of the field 50 that they may
watch the game and not interfere with
the sight Of those in the stands.
Every man in the Fourth is reported
TO. have ticket and one OF the big
gest crowds ever inside the park is ex-
pected TO attend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31
Many Trottiing Records Broken In 1915
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PAGERS Also Shatter Marks During Year
By t. 5. ANDREWS.

HHWAUKEE Wis, Dec. s1-Trot-
M ting and pacing records were of
= - common occurrence during the
season Of 1915 One Of the greatest
performers of the year was the pacing
stallion. William, who created numer-
Gus new worlds marks. and also EOlga
the two year old trOtter, who estab-
nshed new marks on several occasions
during the season. Directum I also
proved a wonderful performer in the
pacing line, as did Flower Direct and
Napoleon Direct Peter VolO was one
OF the most consistent winners and a
record breaker among the trotters
The best performances of the year
follow:
Minneapolis. Mimi. Feb. 6.-Three of
the fastest heats paced on ice (half
mile) were negotiated by Miss Thorn
way, IN 1:O21z, 1902 and 1921 King
Arion was credited with four of the
fastest heats. ever trOtted on ice (half
milel- Time 1;0f&, 1;05H, 1:Os% and
1861.
Louisville. Ky Nay s.-Regret. rid
den by Jockey hotter. won the Ken
lucky Derby. Time for mile and a quar-
ter was pos 2-5.
New York City. May 20-Stromboli.
carrying lis pounds, with Jockey
Turner, won the Metropolitan handicap,
at one mile. Time. 1888 SO
Louisville, KY Nay 29.-The Ken
lucky handicap was won by Borrow
CNOtter up. 12s pounds) one and a quar-
ter miles. in 2:10 2-5.
Brooklyn, y. Y. June 26.-The
Brooklyn handicap at one mile and a
furlong. was won by Tartar, with Nc
Taggart up, in 1.50 So
Cleveland. O.. July 10, 19f5.-volga
set new record for two year old trot-
tiers. Of 3:13k.
Ottawa, Ill, July 3O.-The fastest
three heats Daced on half mile track
were made by Our Colonel Time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31
CORNELL'S BASEBALL
SCHEDULE RATIFIED

Ithaca. y. Y Dec. 31.-The Cornell
University Athletic association has ratified
the following baseball schedule II Is prac-
ticaliy the same as in past years with the
exception that there are two or three games
less than last season.
The southern tour will be made next
spring as follows
April 6, Swarthmore az Swarthmore; April
Z Nd. Agriculture college at College Park,
Nd; April s. Catholic university at Wash
ington; April 10. Virginia at Charlottesville:
April H. Virginia at Charlottesville; April
y, Annapolis at Annapolis; April u. Penn
sylyania at Philadelphia.
The home schedule is as follows.
April Is. Dickinson; April IS, Buckness;
April p. Lafayette; April %, Princeton:
Nay 3 Rochester. May 5. Columbia at New
York; May 6. Princeton. at Princeton: May
II. Vermont; May 13 Michigan. at Ann Ar
bors May Il, Michigan: Nay 20 Yale; NAY
Is. Colgate at Hamilton: May p. Penn;
May 80. Yale. at New Haven; June 3. VIII
Sans; June 16, Colgate; June II. Penn at
Philadelphia; June p, Columbia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31
"BECK'S" AMEN CORNER

START the new year right by tax
ing in the big football game,
Saturday afternoon, at Rio Grande
park between the 18th infantry team
from Douglas and the Fourth field
artillery. Open air roofing will give
you more appetite for the turkey
and when you have slowed that
away, take in the opening games of
the City Basketball league at the
Y. NJ. C. A.
NOSE GOLDBLATT, the well
-'A known Cincinnati turfman who
recently deserted the Juarez track to
go to Cuba for the winter, had a
real thrilling tale to tell when he
visited Cincinnati the other day.
According to Nose, he was accused
of hiding one Pancho Villa in one of
the cars carrying his horses away
from Juarez.
JIMMY DUNN has started the cam
: paign to reorganize the Rio
Grande Baseball association for 1916
and he is already showing some
speed. With Pueblo lined up, he is
taking a hand in Albuquerque. The
Duke City reports that nothing
could be learned" there about the
proposal. The reason is that the
investigating scribe likely got in
touch with the old management
which viii have nothing whatever TO
do with the new circuit. Two well
known Albuquerque business men
are prepared to back the club there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31
BY @BECK.D

BOBBY WAUGH is to meet "SOak
EN-" Yoakum in a 15-round bout
at Fort Worth on Monday night.
Yoakum lost tough bout to Gilbert
Gallant at Denver this week but is
a husky proposition for Waugh. 1t
isn't likely that Mondays bout will
be famed for scientific boxing, but it
sure will be some mill.
CHURCH league basketball teams
resume their schedule this eve
ming when there will be a double
header at the Y. NJ. c. A. These
games furnish some good sport and
physical director A. L. Holm is our
authority for predicting a couple of
unusually good contests tonight.
MILWAUKEE, fight fans may be
-'A foolish enough to give a boxing
club there sufficient patronage to
warrant paying a $4,000 purse for
Willard and Fulton but it's a cinch
that no other city in the country
viii stand for the bout at a big
figure. It it was Willard and Moran
well, it wouldn't be a bad specu-
lation to offer a $4,000 purse for a
bout at Juarez. But to give Willard
S32,5o0 for himself and then pay
Moran $4,000, besides all the ex-
penses, is out of the question.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31

lucky Futurity for two year old trot-
tiers was won by Volza. setting a new
mark for two year old fiIlies for two
heats She trotted the first mile in
2-07Si and the second in 2-O9%.
Lexington, Ky. Oct TN winning
the final heat OF the Tennessee stake,
Napoleon Direct paced in 2.011z, a new
record for a fifth heat
Lexington. Ky. Nov S=A~ worlds
record for a yearling trotting filly was
made by Anselila in 2-111z-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31
SYNDICATE MAY TAKE OVER
CLEVELAND BASEBALL TEAM

Cleveland. Ohio. Dec 51--President b B
Johnson AID other American league mag
mates left FOR their homes THURSDAY vrfthoTt
further discussion Of the proposed sale OF
the Cleveland team
It Is reported that number % wealthy
members Of the Cleveland Athletic club are
attempting 70 form a syndicate to take over
the Cleveland team A conference was held
but no decision was made according 10 re-
port
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31
.HE fcOtbal team Of the 11th in

1.-THE football team OF the llth IN
fantry will arrive from Douglas
= this afternoon at Rio Grande
park with the Fourth Field ar
tillery for the football championship OF
the United States troops on border duty
There will be 20 players and three Off
GERS with the squad and tn artillery
men have made arrangements for suit
able entertainment OF the visitors at
Fort Bliss
Thursdays practice of the Fourth
was chiefly in breaking up forward
passes, a feature Of the 18th infantry's
play The players are all in first class
condition and will have a rest this at
ternOon.
The probable lineup Of the teams
follows
Fourth field artil1ery-Urban. right
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31

BE it ever so humble there's no place
like home comfortably warmed with
coal from r c. Semple. successor to
Southwestern Fuel Co. Phone 531.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31

For chapped hands, face or lips, Pot
ter's Toilet Cream is unequaled. Price
z5e. Telephone $50 and 375 and have it
delivered Potter Drug Company.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31


High game. Pellegand PIP; high total,
Draeser, 5lz; match won by Pellegand;
points won. Pellegand f.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31
BOWLING

Scores in the International league match
on the Wigwam alleys Thursday night, were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31

Music at the ZeiEer from p. m to
I a. m New Years eve--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31
NUMBER OF ICE SKATERS
Is GREATLY INCREASED

New York. Dec. 51-An investigation here
shows that the number OF amateur ice
skaters Is 200.00e, against 20. 900 last winter
the money spent on skates and costumes has
risen from $500. 900 70 S2,s00.000; 155.00e
pairs OF skates have been sold in q period
which saw only $4,000 bought a year ago
and the number OF outdoor Kinks. exclusive
OF the park lakes, has increased from Il TO
50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-31

FEW YORK. Dec. S1-The attitude
M of those New Orleans promoters
- toward the Naturalization
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-02-20
The CHlLDREN'S HOUR.
STRANGERS.

20 Rita, il there isn't Aunt Ellen
going over to sit with that woman
in black"
"And she'll tell her all our family
history from the day we we're born.
She'll tell her how funny it is that
you don't like rice pudding, and how
much the lace for my new waist cost,
and what size Of shoes wear, and
how / hate the freckles on my nose!"
Rita's voice was full of almost tear
full indignation. Two pairs Of stormy
young eyes looked down the car to
where Aunt Ellen was already begin
ming to talk to the woman in black.
I'VE ought to have kept her with
one of us-that's. the only, way!"
Madge groaned. when we know how
she always talks to everyone!"
Eve surely will next time" Rita
vowed frequently.
1t was an hours ride home. All the
way the girls sensitive young pride
conjured up new embarrassments. OF
course Aunt Ellen was a dear-either
one of them would have defended that
proposition vehemently-if only, only
she would not talk to strangers-any
kind of strangers, anywhere!r
do you suppose she has told her
the name of every boy who has called
on you since you were five years old?'
Madge asked, dimplihg in spite of her
self.
"You needn't say anything. I'm sure
she has you married and your house
all furnished" Rita said, giggling
isn't it blessing we are almost
at the station? / don't think l could
have stood the strain five minutes
longer. Look, Madge Whitaker-ii
she Isn't kissing her-some one she
had never seen in her life until al
hour ago!'' ~. n......
Aunt Ellen's sweet face was grave
as they left the train. She turned
and waved at the car window before
she joined the girls. g..
"Poor little woman!" she said. SIT
seems as if'I couldn't bear to let hel
go on alone. Her only daughter is al
LuS uO0QlC1I " +UC" OpCtoCCO O41 CVAAOA
row, morning she's just two days
EUidgr than you, Madge. She had just
taken her down today, and she was
almost wild. / told her all the en-
couraging things could think Of
how terribly i'll you were with appen
dicitis, and how splendidly. you came
through, and about when Rita had ty
phoid, and everyone gave her up ex
cept her mother and me. I cheeret
her up some. I'm going to send a spe
cial down to the hospital while she's
waiting tomorrow"
Rita's eyes met Madge's; the eyei
of both we're full Of tears.
so auntie," Rita cried, couldn't W.
send her a little note, too? Do yo,
think she would mind? We wouldn'
seem quite like strangers after yol
had talked with her-and when he
daughter is just Madge's age