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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
FARMERS LOSE
TO ALBUQUERQUE

AlbuquerGue, n. NJ, May 45.-The
Farmers lost another game to the
Dukes Friday. The score was TO
and but for errors by the Farmers they
would have walked, off with the vic
tory. They outhit the locals and, after
the first four innings, played much the
better ball
Both Carl ZamlOck and Ray kalio were
hit hard in the early part Of the game
By some strange freak, each team
scored one run in the opening inning
and three in the second
TOOts Bliss was back in the game
but his hand was still sore and he was
unable to peg to second in his regular
form. He caught KalliO in good style,
however, and the heavy hitting locals
were never dangerous after the first
four innings.
Zamock, too, got going in nice form
and but for Goldie's homer, he held the
visitors safe after the second stanZa-
Lefty Russell is carded TO work for
Farmers this afternoon while IriOn viii
be called upon TO heave them over for
Albuquerque.
Following is the score Oy innings:
Las Cruces / 3 0 0 0 0 o 0 1-5 u s
Albuquerque / . 0 x-7 s 3
Batteries: Las Cruces, Kallio and
Bliss; Albuquerque, ZamlOck and Rae
del.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

~. CITY. May 10. Steve Well
Nj steve 1 visit it was you tnat
L was married and not me and I
don't mean to say nothing against
Gussy because you could look all over
europe and germany and not find no
sweller girl then she but you wouldent
half to look past your nose ond find
girl that's got more sence a bout bus
ness and If girls was in charg Of the
business in the Z. s. they wouldent be
talking a bout no dispersion in bus
ness but they would be talking bout
the wommens suffer age and the sooner
they begging suffering the better
GusEy Moves Back Home.
Well steve we left home on this Trip
pretty near a wk- a 90 and the DAY We
got to n. Y. city I got letter IIolll
Gussy and she says she nad desiue "
20 back and stay with hers olu man
vile we was on the trip and as soon IS l
got back we would go and live IN the
flat. Well Steve that's fine way 70 40
BUSINESS and here we moved IN 20 the
flat last Friday and lived IN Il frluas
and Sat. and Sun and beggln pam Iellt
the rnfnut we moved IN TO II and thel
we start on a easter trip sun nlgnt anu
then Gussy Cos back and stays at heE GU
man where it don't cost her noLnlnB
but on acct Of mOveing IN 70 the Ia
we got TO pay q month rent from May
! to june 1 and liveing in the nat
DAYS and we don't come back TIL the
last Of may and when I get back we
wont Of lived in the place only 3 days
but wear pain a months rent
SLOWS That for a business WOmmant"
Hows that for a BUSINESS womman
Steve and she had the skedule all the
vile and knoWed when I was going
way and when I was cOneing back but
she went a head and sined the lese 70
me flat so as we could live in it 8
days and pay $500 and that pretty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

you to set or stand close to take off your
close and I can set down on the floor and
take off my collier and shirt and shoes
and sox and cote all o. r. ana you
could jump out of your Jrouses viii
out it hurting you accept ne pump
you get from humping in TO the sealing
but they amt no place TO hang your
trousers after you get them OH ana
your night gowns as libel TO be out on
the back porch is in the rm- ana the
windows so clost to the BED that II you
get I'D in a hurry and think the place
is on fire or some thing your libel 10
step out of the window and down IN
to the jainters bed ; frs below
Talk About Bugs, They're All There
Well Steve they talk a bout the bugs
comeing out to the ball PIX TO see the
games but if they was = as many bugs
come out to see the games IS they IS IN
this here flat. and all Of them paved
there way in you wOuldent hear Chas-
W. taft talking a bout hard times and
when YOU start in the cloSslI aIter
your other close its like trying 70
brake threw the SITS. when theys a Dig
prade only the SITS. theys police men TO
say when YOU can go crost and Wnen
YOU cant 20 acrost but these here little
fellows in the clOssit don't know NOM
ing a bout police mems and don't never
give you no chanel TO walk A crosI the
thrash hold unlest you walk right on
them.
fine place hay Steve and fine
BUSINESS woman Gussy IS and mere l
am on the rode with the ball club and
her stain with her old man where 1t
don't cost neither of US nichol TO live
and me pain $500 dollars per mo-
rent for place for them little fellows
to live in and they would stil be there
if we dident pay no rent because some
Of thems been there yrs. and you can
tell by looking at them because some
of thems old and gray and so crippuld
they can't hardley walk acrost the floor.
Crate business hay steve
Respy- Bill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
In BoyIand: 81: 8: ::":::i

their little cars. The boys received the
benefit, Of course. but the auto dealer
received much advertising for his COM
pensatiOn. You can imagine what a
stir among auto bugs etc, IL they saw
our little cars going through town and
also the crowd the little cars would
attract
"a junior auto race on July 4th
would be novel to Fl PasO and would.
undoubtedly. attract very much atten-
ton / believe the auto agents. mer-
chants. etc, OF FL PasO ought TO get
behind this as well as The Herald,
and make il one good success.
The Herald would be glad to hear
from other boys on the subject Of this
Junior auto race 1t will take more
than three or four boys TO make a race,
but If The Herald can get assurance
that at least half a dozen boys viii
enter. then the plans for the race viii
be carried through.
The Grammar School leagues play
again saturday. The morning results
viii be found in another part OF the
paper
4 challenge from the Riversides. an
IS year old team. will be found in an
other column. They are a bit too old
to be classed in the Boyland division.
though there may be some Boyland
teams which would not object to going
up against an older aggregation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

near $1,000 dollars per the day and all
as she had TO do was hold on 10 her
horses a vile and not sine no lese till
the ! Of june and then may be I could
stay in the flat a hole month and get
my moneys worth
Well Steve wouldent make no hol-
Ter If it was a descent place TO live
but wait till I tell you about this here
place that she sined the lese for it. Its
5 rms with out a battle inclusive and
of the rms. is bed rms and 1 a parler
and ] a dining I'm. and / a kichen.
evry thing swell and suppose TO be
crate flat and a CRATE bargun but heres
what / found out a bout il vile We
lived there only days you might say
some Dark in BnPs Flat.
In the 1 place they amt no electrick
light in the place and nothing but gass
and suppose you come in there with out
no matchs and don't know the place
very good and the l thing you do Is
run in to the hat rack and If your a
big tall stropping man like I your Just
right so as your mouth bumps in to the
hook where your supposed to hang your
hat I'D on it and that would be o. h.
for a man that was trubled with l of
the front teeth bean sore and knock it
right out for you and save the dentist
hill but 1 guess YOU know what pretty
teeth / got and amt had tooth axe
in 10 yrs. well then after you bumped
in to the hat rack you find out where
its at from humping In to it and hang
your things up and then you want to
20 TO bed but the beds right up against
the door and you cant get in to the bed
I'm. unlest you Grail on your hands
and niece and when its all dark you
don't know when TO rae your he'd up
and afrade all the vile that if you rae
it Up you will bump in to the bed but
If you go TO far you viii bump IN to
the wall
Then when you finely get up and
start 10 17ndress thew amt no place for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

ers have to play IN the outHeld-
X
roo+s bliss is a hard luck catcher,
50 far as trouble with his hands is con-
cerned. ToOts had frequent injuries
when he was in the " esIern Canadai
league during the past two years, but
he is a game youngster and Laws Off
only when il is absolutely necessary
He got back into the game on Friday
but was not in his proper form
We will get a chance to see what the
Phoenix Solons look like next week as
they omen q series with the Farmers at
Rio Grande park on Tuesday Herb Hes
ter has a fine team and the fans here
are anxious to find out how the west
ern aggregations compare with the
eastern. The Albuquerque sluggers VIII
be on the road as they play the Tucson
team in Tucson and Brown has Just
added a couple of players, which should
give him an aggregation that VIII Doth-
er the Dukes. Reed is relying on slug
ging TO win his games and Brown
pitchers may have something TO say
about the hits next week
Coast papers say that snortstop Rae
der is kicking on being ordered 20 rue
SON He declares that the hlo Gtah ,ls
league may be all right but that If he
cannot play in a higher league ne VIII
20 back TO the farm 1t viii likely pc
the old song of THE Man Win the
Hoe" for Raeder this summer
The Rio Grande association is getting
a lot Of attention on the coast Wnere
most Of the papers are running the
scores and standings daily In the mid
die west, the scores are being pub
lished as far east as Cincinnati and IN
one Philadelphia paper. This league IS
helping advertise the great southwest
Lou Mahaffey came in from Edmon-
ton on Saturday morning to offlciate at
the local parks for a while. Mrs Ma
haffey is due from the coast on Monday
TO Join her husband.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
BIG CLARKSDALE SHELTER
HAS COMMENCED OPERATIONS

Clarkdale. Ariz-, May 15.-Smoze is
pouring from the great steel stack
which towers 400 feet above the new
Clarkdale plant OF the United Verde
Copper company The worlds newest.
most modern and most complete smell
ter was blown in today
1t has cost the United Verde COM
pany s1,500.0 O0 to build the Clarkdale
smelter, which has a daily capacity OF
5000 tons II is to replace the old
smelter at Jerome. which has a ca
pacity Of 1000 tons a day and dates
back TO 1857 improvements constantly
added to the old plant have kept ir
fairly Up TO date. but the Clarkdale
smelter has many features that are
absolutely unique. There are no eX-
periments among the appliances. how
ever. Everything has been thoroughly
tested and the builders knew Just what
each part OF the huge plant would do.
For several weeks the old smelter
will be in operation. cleaning up the
ores left on the dump at Jerome Il
viii be dismantled shortly, however
United we stand Let's unite in buy
ing home valley products
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
In the Big Leagues

Driving Mamaux from the mound in
the seventh inning. the Phillies also hit
adams hard and pounded out a victory
over the Pirates 5 TO T. The batting
OF Niehoff featured
Good pitching by Jess Tesreau. who
allowed only five scattered hits, en-
abled the Giants to make II three out
OF four with the Reds.
Five runs in the ninth inning en-
abled the Cardinals TO beat the Braves.
10 4. Hughes had pitched shutout
ball for eight innings.
The score at Brooklyn reminds US OF
the score at Albuquerque on Thursday.
The Cubs beat the Dodgers. 19 to f.
Pete Standridge pitched nice ball for
the Cubs. who hatted three Brooklyn
pitchers for % hits for IS bases
Five infield errors and wildness OF
pitcher Schultz caused the Buffeds TO
drop their fifth straight game, Newark
winning, to L
The Tiptops slugged the ball hard in
the fifth and sixth innings and beat
the Terrapins, y 70 4
Long George Mcconnell was in fine
form again on Friday and allowed the
Chifeds won, to o.
Home clubs won all four games in the
Texas league on Friday
The Coast league race is q real hum
mer and ii is small wonder that all the
clubs are reported to be making money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
RIVERSIDE CLUB Is
LOOKING FOR BALL GAMES

The Riverside club, composed of
youths from IS to 20 years Of age. is
looking for ball games, and would par
ticularly like TO meet some Of the
teams from Fort Bliss or Camp Cotton.
Charles Barceleau is the manager Of
the Riversides while Louis Moorhead
is the captain. MOOrhead can be
reached at 701 South Oregon street
The following players have signed
with the Riversides: Carlos Gomez.
ID; Jose La.bradO. 3b; Salvador Iaparo,
p; IgnaciO LujOn, r.. Pedro Salas, C;
Felipe SANS. 2b; Pancho Saiek. IS:
Agustin FandangO, CT; Pedro Menchaca,
D; Daniel OnOpa- If.
Games are played at the foundry
grounds. The Riversides are booked
up for Sunday afternoon but would
like game for the following Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Fight Pictures, Shown in
Canada, Show Wizards
Superiority Over Negro.

~ORONTO. Ont. Nay 15.-The VII
lard-JOhns n fig -'ctures are
4 being exhibited in this city and
are drawing great crowds Not Few
OF these visitors are from -the States.
for as the American federal law now
stands. the films OF this classic fight
cannot be there shown
Many OF the fig.-t fans who have
been rather prone TO disparage VIII
lard's ability and TO call him an "acci-
dental champion" have entirely
changed their views Of the mill at
Havana after viewing the movies Of
that fight rom the tenth round
willard is plainly the stronger man
and after tie 18th or 10th round IL is
plain from the pictures that the pro-
claiming OF a new worlds champion
was only a question OF -linutes.
The pictures shown herewith are
three OF the most recent photographs
taken OF Jess Willard. the new Oss OF
the heavies-
Below, at LEFT. Jess is seen scattering
corn 20 the chickens. Willard is a
lover OF farm life.
The other pictures depict the giant
Kansan iudulging in his favorite di-
versiOns-banging out a long hit. and
splitting a log at training quarters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
FTER a layoff Friday.

FTER a layoff Friday, the FL
a Paso and Douglas teams were
"A due to get together again on
saturday afternoon The series up TO
this game stands with three straight
wins for FL Paso. tive Of these vie
tories having been scored after rat
+7i-- rallies in the ninth inning The
Douglas team has won but one game
rbfs season so far. but II won pc
long before the Smeltermen break INTO
the winning column with more Ie5uf
larity. Internal chickering's ana ots
content are holding back the douglas
boys and as soon as they get thlngs
running smoothly in their own camp
the team win become dangerous
Douglas has a fairly gooh pltcnlIls
staff. Mcconnell and Bennallack have
aI-eadv shown they have the goods.
while the chief fault with Ross was
q lack Of control ard he VIII over
come that fault as the season al
vances-
The iuffeld Of the, Smeltermen, now
that two new men have arrived looks
prettv fair McGilvray viii DO DeIler
work when he gives all ms allenIoH
to baseball and less TO 1aWlng the UNI
hires Quigley himself IS not play
ing IN to his usual form at second
but the worries Of the managerial post
have doubtless had their erect NC
Neil is looking good al snor anu M
GoOch is the sensation OF me lnIleIu
at third He is Outstarring even the
manager. and-when he learns some more
Of the fine points Of the game, he VIII
rank with the best in the league
Jim Stewart is the star Of the Do His.
las outfield and is playing nice
zane Ward can do better than ne
mas shown here. particularly in Thurs
DAYS game. Eddie should have had
some of the long hits to right gar
den that went for singles and doubles
Ross. when he is not pitching, holds
down left garden and is DONG Ialr-
Greenburg is nominally the left fielder
but Quigley is wisely keeping Linn on
the bench
fi1stclass catcher and he Is living up
It was a hard job to find out Just
where the weakness lay in the Shelter
men after seeing them play mere DuI
IT was the sense OF hearing ratheI
than the sense Of sight that gave away
the secret There is too much inter-
nal trouble. Smooth that over ana
watch the Smeltermen travel Ihey
should average Up with either Las
Cruces or FL Paso.
There will be two games Sunday
afternoon, the first starting at o'clock
Kitty Knight VIII pitch one game for
ii .Paso and there is a. chance that
Billy Armstrong. the local boy viii be
seen in action in the other.
X
II Ross works on Saturday. 0uigley
will call on Mcconnell and Bennallack
for the two Sunday games and either
is likely to get away with victory If
they pitch as good ball as they put up
on their first starts here.
The Farmers are in real hard luck.
owing to the injury to Bliss Hurley had
only lie men when he went north and
the injury to his catcher left him with
only 10. That means that an outfielder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
WALSH STARTS EAST;
SAYS HE'S FEELING GREAT

Los Angeles, Calf. May I5.-Ed
Walsh. the Chicago American league
pitcher whose training season here was
interrupted By a severe case Of grippe,
left Friday for Chicago. To friends
who accompanied him to the train
Walsh said he was feeling great ana
needed only a little more strength to
resume pitching in his best form.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
JEFFRIEs PAsT cRIsTs.

Los Angeles. Cal-f.. Nay 15-James
]. Jeffries, former heavyweight cham
pion or the world. was said Friday
night TO be past the crisis OF his illness
Jeffries contracted a severe cold nine
days ago. which developed into pneu-
munia-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
American Association.
southern AssoeIatIon.
national LEAGUE.

At New York RH.E.
fincinnatf - 600 900 O1O-1 s ?
New work -. COZ DOL OOx-3 z 2
Batteries. Cincinnati, Lear brown
and Clarke. WingO; New YORK les
reau and Meyers
At Boston X II h.
St. Louis .. 900 600 O05-5 7 .
Boston ......... 100 12O 600
Batteries: St Louis, Sallee. Robin
son, Griner and Snyder. Gonzales; Bos-
ton, Hughes and GOwdy-
At Philadelphia X II b
Pittsbure -. 200 100 OOO-3 Z 1
Philadelphia ~ 900 900 23x-5 u 1
Batteries: Pittsburg. Mamaux and
Schang: Philadelphia, Chalmers, Rix-
ey Mayer and Killifer.
At BrookIyn- p H z.
Chicago -. 2S5 020 OILS p ]
Brooklyn ..-.. 900 03O COL
Batteries: Chicago, Standridge and
Bresnahan, Hargrave; Brooklyn, At
Gibson. Galore, Appleton, Wheat and
McCarty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

ner and Price; Omaha, Blodgett and
Kruger.
At Sioux City RH.E E.
St Joseph $3.50. 600 600 600
Sioux City ....... 800 600 1Ox-4 9
Batteries: st. Joseph, Lambert. Jack
son and White; Sioux City, Hallman
and Crisp.
At Topeka R II. F.
Wichita ......... 100 10 O1O-4 o
Topeka .....--... 10 OO3 00x-5
Batteries: Wichita. Baker and Gray;
Topeka. Weideman and Monroe
At Denver r II. +.
Lincoln .......... 1O1 01O 0O2-5 1
Denver -....-... so 100 001-6
Batteries: Lincoln. Ehman. Dawson
and Yantz; Denver. Arellanes. Gasken
and Spahr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

Totals .......354 364 $50 1875
Points won: Cement 3, Watsons i
high single, ". Johnson, IS; high total.
o. J. Binford, 239.
Use home valley honey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
PACIFIC cpAsT LEAGUE.

At san Francisco: Portland, @; Oak
land, l.
At Los Angeles: san Francisco. Z;
Venice. s.
At salt Lake; Los Angeles 10; salt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
WILL ARD IS fond OF THE OUTDOOR LTFE
CHAMP LIKES BASEBALL AND CHICKENS
BOWLING

In the big league duckpin match at
the Cactus club alleys Friday night,
the Cement plant beat the WatsOns. the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

70 ENTERTAIN THE
TENNIS PLAYERS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
SNELTERMEN DUE TO WIN SOON;
TEAM WILL SOON RUN SMOOTHLY
Team Is Good and Will Soon Be Able to Make Things
Hum; Douglas and Ell Paso Teams Meet in Fourth
Game of Series; Phoe nix Will Be Here Next
Week to Play Series With Las Cruces.
BY &BECKs

had to 20 behind the bat and Two Dltch-
ers have to play in the outfleld
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

evening Of Thursday. May %. just pre-
ceding the dinner given the visitors at
the Paso del Norte
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

ham and Simon; Baltimore, Quinn.
Bailey and owen.
No other games scheduled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
sOTTHERN AssOCIATION.

At Mobile: Mobile. Z; Little Rock. 5.
At New Orleans; New Orleans, g.;
Nashville. .
At Birmingham; Chattanooga. S; Biz
mingham. 8.
At Atlanta; Memphis. s; Atlanta. =.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

Buying home valley products Is more
han buying: it is investing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

Use home valley turkeys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

United we stand Let's unite in buy
ing home valley products.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

There will be two games Sunday
afternoon. the first starting at . o'clock
Kitty Knight VIII pitch one game for
FL .Paso and there is a. chance that
Billy Armstrong. the local boy, viii be
seen in action in the other.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

The Farmers are in real hard luck.
owing to the injury to Bliss Hurley had
only lie men when he went north and
the injury to his catcher left him with
only 10. That means that an outfielder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

II Ross works on Saturday. ouigley
will call on Mcconnell and Bennallack
for the two Sunday games and either
is likely to get away with a victory If
they pitch as good ball as they put Up
on their first starts here
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-24

attracted the attention of the public all along the road Of the trip
 The idea behind the trip was to provide the orphan children Of Moose heart that wonderful institution Of the Moose, which provides a wonder, ml home for pareuuess children, with a diversion The drove of burros. making its way across the country has served not only the original pur- pose but has also advertised the driv- CT, the Moose of Arizona and the state of Arizona in a wonderful manner
 Strung together the columns of space received from the various news papers of the country along the route. would make a mile or more. To this the Moose of the state of Arizona stand sponsor for. lt has been a great boon for the occupants of Mooseheart; it has been a great boost for the Ari- zuna Loyal Order of Moose and has given the state, itself and the people
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-24
.GIRLSI THICKEN AND
 BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
 AND STOP DANDRUFF
Try This! Your Hair Gets Way, Glossy and Abundant
 at Once.

To be possessed of a head of heavy beautiful hair; soft, mstrous. fluffy wayy and free from dandruff is mere iy a matter Of using a little Dan -or inc.
 It is easy and inexpensive to Aa-' nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just get a 25-csnt bottle of Knowlton's Dander- inc now-all drug stores recommend ! Iit-apply a little as directed and with in ten minutes there will be an ap- pearance of abundance. freshness. fluffiness and an incomparable gloss ind lustre, and try as you will you can not find trace of dandruff or falling hair; but your real surprise will be after about two weeks use when you will see new hair-fine and dOwny at first-yes- really new hair-sprouting out all over your scalp anderine is We believe. the only sure hair grower destroyer of dandmff and cure for itchy scalp and it never fails 10 stop falling hair att once.
 If you want 10 prove how pretty and soft your hair really is, moisten cloth with a little Danderine and care fully draw it through your hair-tak ing one small strand at a time Your hair win be soft, glossy and beautiful in just a few moments-a delightful surprise awaits everyone who tries -AdVprtigpmauf