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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-11-23
LA cluDAp Sc eNcALANA.

Para recibir dignamente los macs
tros que atenderan la convention
educational de Nuevo Mexico. Sc esta
engalanando la plaza Y lugares cen
tricos de la antigua capital. Bande-
ras, gallardetes = otras decoraciones
ee estan colocando artfsticamente. por
eli conite respective. 3 7ss =
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-11-23

ID. Jesds Maria Jaramillo. de Alcal.
de- n. NJ estuvo a visitarnos ea mier-
coles. & Fl Sr. Jaramillo es maestro
del Precinto No. "a del condado de
Rio Arrfba, y es ito de D. Yenoeslao
Jaramillo, de Fl Rito, N. N.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-11-23
I LA AME RlcAN LUMBER co. VEN.
DiDA A LA CoMGsAFIIA OTIS
RoR MEDIC MILLION.
La transaction es llevada a cabo, a
pesar de las protestas del apodera.
do de los accionistas, que asegu-
Faba que sc podian haber Iogrado
venderla per 100000,

Albuquerque. N. M. Nov is A
pesar de las protestas del consejero
y appderado dc los aocionistas, o que
reclamaba representa- 4 Ia nlayorIa
de ellos. Ia American Lumber Co.,,
una corporation vaIuada en- $8.OO0.000
fue vcndida aquf aver en- Ia mafiana
a Ia compahfa Otis X Company, de
Cleveland, Ohio, manejadores de los
aceionistas. por $445,00O, Sc protes-
to en- contra de la Yenta, bajo Ia base
de que a comite BE los accipnistas.
81 Sc 70 diera 81 tienlnts f1ecesariu, pos
dfa arreglar da venta de Ia propiedad
por $800D00. IA venta Sc efectu0
en- los escalones de la Casa de Corta.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-11-23
Sc prssentara eI Emperador
Aleman.

El Emperador aleman y el Rey Fer
nando de Bulgaria. son esperadoa en-.
Ia capital austriaca el dia de manana,
segnn dice un telegrama recibido por
el Exchange Telegraph. recibido VIA
Geneva. Segun los 1ltimos detaales
de la muerte del Bmperador austriaco
Su Magestad Sc puso en- estado deli
rante aver en- Ia tarde, pasando des-
lpu6s un estado comatosos y no vol
VIC a recobrar Ell conocimiento
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-11-23
e prosrama social.

la tarde del martes sc dedicara en-
teTamente al programa social arregla-
do por el veclndario de Santa re, ,
ss 81 deseo del eomite local de que
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1916-11-23

81 reinado mas largo y continuado de-
Ia historic, termlna cuando I'll octo.
genarlo eFnperador sucumbe, encon.
trandolo la n1uerte en- cl puesto que
le habia narcado el deber; eI aeon
tecimientc es un golpe profundo al
nundo entero, VIena esta parallza.
da con Ell goIpe; el Kaiser alemali
y Fernando de Bulgaria Sc apresu.
( ran aeudir al feretro f1nebre de
su pcderoso allado.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Do YOU NEED MEDICAL ADVICE?
This Tells How You May Have the Benefit of The
Best Without Cost

People who are suffering from any
siood trouble. Cstarrh. Rheumatism,
kin Diseases, Sores and Boils. all OF
Fhich are the outward symptoms Of
disease laden blood. should avail them
'eives Of the splendid medical advice
offered by the Swift Specific Com
sany- Atlanta. Ga
This concern maintains Medical
Department with = physician of large
experience at its head. to whom YOU
sre invited 10 write for advice on anv
medical question. Each case Is given
individual personal attention. This
service Is furnished absolutely free.
snd those VINO are suffering from blood
trouble IN any Of It's forms. should feel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
BECK'S"
Amen Corner

SCHOOL OF MINES football team
dropped its game at Tucson on
Saturday by a big seUle but the
Miners went into that game under a
handicap. They lost all their equip
ment in the recent fire and practice
was rather disorganized. Mines de-
serves credit for playing at all
WHAT is coming over the younger
generation? When d big city
church cannot find i've young ath-
letes among its many attendants TO
make up a basketball team, one has
TO wonder whether the young ath-
letes ever 20 to church
CLEVER boxing viii be handed out
to the fans who attend the bouts
at the Camp Cotton arena on Tues
day evening. Tommy Livingston
ranks among the clever feather
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Bondage Without SALARY

quite ? lit ard during the first half
Vaikcd through their defence for two
touchdOwns. one IN each quarter. the
kick missing in the first
High school bucked ID considerably
in the between halves rest. however.
and from then on their line held better
and they kept the Penn sylvaniaus from
the goal for the rest Of the game.
The iineups we're Company l. Fourth
Peunsylvania-Poey. left end Kicker.
left tackle Frank. left guard Stsrner.
center, BELTS right guard Shepard.
riSht tackle Kocher. right end Steiner.
quart=rbacl<- Kressga and Connolly.
left hslf0ack- Young. right halfback.
Fratchers. fullhsck. and L. Jones. An
dres. Moore. Fulmer and Gienwright.
substitutes
Second hish-Clarence Richards.
Johnny Mulcahy and Ear Evans, left
end; Russell Mills and Bud Brown. left
tackle PettiColas. left guard. Cecil
Palmer. center Humphrey and Noble.
right guard Burdick, right tackle BOB
Carson and Richards. right end. WaE-
ner Dawson. quarterback. Bruce Bev-
ans and Harris. left halfback. Earl
Johnson and Leo Wrenn. right half
back and Dave Hughes and Earl John
son. full 7cg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

weights Of the country. He Is Ger
tainly the best yet seen here IN a
main bout. Tommy 0'TOole has a
great reputation as a boxer and he
demonstrated skill in a short bout at
Camp Cotton a week ago When
they meet, there should be some real
speed.
MENTION of "shOtguns and IL
Az limitation" is frequent in a
lengthy letter from Jack Curley, IN
accounting for the mysterious disap-
pearance of Jess Willard from FL
PasO, via the Srattler" route. Jacks
letter is too long for publication in
this issue but space viii be found for
a portion Of it IN our next issue.
Curley punished the old typewriter
for about 1000 words, In all.
SUGGESTION that the University
of Pennsylvania football team be
invited TO play here while en- route
to California for a New Years game
is not so wild-eyed after all There
are several thousand Pennsylvania
troops here and its a cinch that a
game between Penn and q crack
army team would attract the biggest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Exhibitions Replace Two
Forfeits; Mormons Win
From the Baptists.
BY TON CLEMENTS.

There we're two forfeitures IT, the
Church Basketball league on Saturday
night. but practice games were played
with pickup teams. SO there were the
scheduled number OF games The open
e. was to have been between the First
Baptists and the First Nethodisrs. and
as the former did not have a full team.
they forfeited, but PLAYED out the prac-
tice game with three extra men. who
gave the names OF less willard. %
Graves and Woodrow Wilson Jess
Willard" did most Of the basket shoot
inS and the game ended Il 10 9 in
favor OF the Baptists. Tho score
LII Ea-t.st---
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
He caught the point of
flight Hearted Havana

of them" the foreman
whispered, "were here be-
fore the Spanish-American
war"
With remarkable deft-
ness some were fashioning
the age-melIowed Havana
leaf into Tom Moore
shapes. Others were roll
ing on Tom Moore's mild
Sumatra wrapper. In an
other room skilled blend
ers were laying out the
exact proportions of each
grade of leaf to give Tom
Moore Its uniform eight
hearted Havana" favor.
That visitor can say this with
confidence; No matter where
YOU live, your Give me a Tom
Moore will bring to you the same
mellow favor the same light
hearted Havana enjoyment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

crowd that has ever attended a sport
event in the southwest
WHAT about some action on the
proposal 70 have a big league
clubs spring training camp in Ell
PasO? Laying back and waiting viii
never get anyone anything.
FL PASO motorists are getting
wise to the speed limit. On the
upper valley road, Sunday afternoon,
the jOyriders kept a nice, sedate and
steady Is miles an hour. Two speed
cops looked rather bored at the lack
of action.
MARTIN HUNT, the veteran boxer
who is here with the Pennsyl-
vania signal corps and who IS known
TO the local fans as the manager of
Terry Murphy, received word On
Monday morning that his little
daughter, Helen, had been injured IN
an accident IN Pittsburg on Sunday
and IS IN a hospital Mr.. Hunt has
secured a furlOugh and leaves for
PittsbuTg this afternoon
Commercial Cafeteria. try your mex
q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

FOOTBALL SCORES.
Saturdays Games.

At West Point. Notre Dame 10,
At Columbia. No Missouri I. 8;
At Minneapolis: Illinois u; 3finneso-
n q
At Lincoln: Nebraska 5. Iowa State 0.
At Cambridge: Harvard 81; Virgin
At Tucson; Texas School OF Mines
@, Univ. OF Arizona A.
At Columbus. o: Ohio u; Wisconsin
At Ann Arbor, Michigan IS; Wash
At Lawrence. Kas.: Kansas Z. q;
Oklahoma L. IS.
At Annapolis: Washington & Lee 10;
Navy O.
At New Haven. Yale :; Colgate 5.
Indiana o: Northwestern =
chicago Is; Purdue =
south Dakota - Michigan AZgies :.
Nebraska 3; Ames Q.
Western Reserve So. Oberlin :
Grinnen q: Drake 0.
Princeton -; BuckneIl Q.
Pennsylvania 10; Lafayette O.
Cornell Is; Carnegie Tech =
PittsburE 46: Allegheny O.
Pennsylvania state 20. Geneva 0.
Brown -: Vermont 0.
Syracuse 10. Dartmouth Is
Maine = Bowdoin :
Williams :; Wesleyan Q.
Rutgers "A. Holy Cross s.
Amherst "A. Trinity 0.
Johns Hopkins 6; Swarthmore "A.
Boston 81. Rhode Island state O.
TrsinuS o. Geo. Washington Q
Washing Jon 4: Rensselaer, 0
Carleton so: Beloit O.
Lehigh o. AIuhlenburE O.
Dickson -; Delaware O.
New Hampshire State college IS;
Connecticut Aggies 0.
Colby -; Bates :.
Hamilton 90; St. lawrence &.
St Louis o: Creighton 20.
Denver Univ. Is; Colorado AEEies 81
Univ OF Nevada = Davis Farm, tCail
2
Rice %; Texas A. & VI. O.
Louisiana Univ l.; Univ OF Arkansas
Henri Kendall It: Oklahoma a. &
Univ OF Georgia 0; Auburn g.
ulV- or North Carolina =. Virginia
polytechnic institute Il
Sewanee s. Univ OF Alabama =
Georgia Tech 80. Tulane univ g.
Univ OF Tennessee l.. Univ. OF Chat
tauOoga O.
Vanderbilt Univ. s.: Rose Poly g.
Univ OF Oregon o. Univ Of Washing
ton 70.
Univ. Or southern California 0. Univ.
% California -
south Dakota state college =: HamIin
Occidental college q; Univ. or Red
lands e.
Winter college "A, Pomons col.
leSe Q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

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freely
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prepared by the Swift Specific Com
pany IN their own laboratory, Is a DOW
erful vegetable antidote for blood dis
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

The next game was 70 have been be
tween the Westminster Presbvteriaus
and the First Christians and this also
was a forfeiture With The scrub team
IN the practice game, however. the
Westminsters were not as lucky as
the Baptists, probably because they
did not have such noted characters
among them as the latter and were
defeated - t. s Arthur starred for
the Christians making as many goals as
the other side did points. This game
was not quite as rough as the one OF
q week ago. IN which the Christians
played. but at that il was not ex-
ceptionally gentle O'DeIl made a very
pretty long goal for the Presbyterians
in the last half. but otherwise the
team did little exceptional playing.
Score
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

ln the third game the Mexican Meth
odists were defeated by the First Pres
byterians. IS 10 8 The Methodists
lacked some OF their team work of last
time and II was not until during the
last few minutes of play that they be-
gan making baskets. the ball in the
first part having been almost alto
=ether iu the Presbyterians territory.
The latter were the same old team and
played with their usual headwork
Both teams PLAYED clean ball with the
exception Of only one or two men. an
example that a few other outfits would
do well 20 follow.
The score
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
STRUCK ON HEAD AND
ROBBED BY TWO STRANGERS

Rendered unconscious by a blow or
the head with sharp instrument.
Francisco Blanco. or s151s south EI
Paso street. was robbed OF between
$50 and $50 in cash. early Monday
morning Dor Two unidentified men.
within short distance or the santa
re street bridge.
Blanco. according 20 his statement.
was approached by the two men. one OF
whom struck him over the head. while
The other rapidly searched his pockets
hlauc0 was found short time later
and sent 10 the emergency hospital.
whence lie was transferred 10 Hotel
Dleu- No trace OF the two men has
set been obtained by the Officers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

\ VISITOR was
"A going through
the Tom Moore Cigar
factory.
The foreman opened a
certain door and together
they stepped into large
dark room. When their
eyes could see in the dim
light, the foreman pointed
to great bundles of Havana
leaf. "This, "he explained,
sis Tom Moore's Havana
leaf getting its natural age
ing. Some of it has been
here eighteen months
some nearly three years
to properly mellow"
Then in the great work
rooms the visitor saw the
Tom Moore Cigar makers
at their benches. Many
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Players OPPOSE
INJURY CLAUSE
Head of Fraternity Says
Clause in Contract Holds
Men in Bondage

New York. Nov. Shat tie Base
ball Players Fraternity IS determined
20 carry its demand for a revision o.
the Injury clause IN certain players
contracts 70 finish, IS indicated IN 2
statement made public By president
David L FuItz OF the fraternity The
statement says in part
'Nfr. johnson Is reported 10 have
said IN a recent interview that the fra
ternitv petition accused certain Amer
can league clubs OF sUspending injured
players without pay We made no such
accusation We stated that certain
contracts gave the owners the right
- so misuse players II they saw tit
Mr.. Johnson made q somewhat heat
ed denial or the supposed accusation
and said he had demanded Of US the
names OF players so suspended He
has made no such demand Mr. Herr
mann. however. did wire for copies or
contracts containing the objectionable
clause We replied that contracts could
not be forwarded without consent OF
me players. bat that the provision IS
N section four OF some OF the Wash
ingtan and New York contracts As
copies OF all contracts are already
lodged IN his office, their compliance
seemed UNNECESSARY
Wording Of the CIause-
The clause reads IS follows
Should the PLAYER be disabled. OF his
paired at any time during the term
herein prescribed. the club may deduct
from the amount then due. or 70 be
come due under this contract. such
proportion thereof as the period OF said
disability or impairment may bear 70
the term herein prescribed and may
Al its option terminate this contract
but no such deduction or termination
Or the contract shall be made by rea-
con OF nv accident or injury received
by the player y lille n performance OF
ms regular duties under the direction
% the club. unless such injury or sc-
cideut shall wholly or partly inca psci-
tate the player for a period ~ Is days
in which event such deduction may be
made for the period u disability or
impairment in excess OF 10 days and
this contract may be terminated at the
option OF the club provided, however.
that the player shall he given written
notice thereof by the club
Bondage Without SALARY
The words IN which even such de-
fuction may be made for the period
of disability OF impairment in excess
Of - DAYS are new and rhe ones in
which the vice i contained. There r.
no ambiguity i'm the clause Il per
mits a player 10 be held IN bondage
without salary and prevents him from
seeking employment elsewh here simply
because he has been 50 unfortunate
rs 10 be injured in the service of mis-
employer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Our coal makes comfortable homes
rI couteu-cd families Make you-
furnace our friend by using CerrilIos
w. Hite Ash or SWastika Coal from
southwestern Fuel a Feed 90. Phone
l-ftff double Z our-douhle four
AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
CHURCH GAMESARE VERY EXCITING

Marmon team. making total OF Il
points
The score
Calvary Houston S1uare Ra1tirt--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Eyes Examined Properly.

Geo. d. Kendall .cs Mesa Avenue.
Makes Glasses Di-rt-hdr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Commercial Cafeteria. try your next
neal rhere-Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-06-14

Isn't 10 wonderful what a difference
turf little "Geta-lt' makea.--on
COINS and Calluses9 It's always night
somtwh,re ia the world, with many
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
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ous drugs and chemicals however,
we're rather easy
Failures This Week.
Commercial failures This week loo
OBJ. United states. a. reported by a..
o. Dun a Go. 900, -k7 against -F2
last week sll the preceding week
and lgs tho corresponding week
last wear Failure sim Canada num-
hr- 20 against 80 last week. 90
tho preceding week and 81 last wear.
~ failures This week 900 tho United
states 900 we're 100 the East, So
South go West and % in the Pa
cinr States. aud so reported Habit
tics of $1,000 or more. against 100
LAST week
Rank Exchanges.
Clcsriugs through the banks this
vrok ~ 90, principal cities iu tho
United States acre again ii very
satisfactory volume. the total. ac-
,ording to Duu's Review. amounting
~ k4.5pg tSG.Sui. am increase NJ
600 por cont as compared with the
3. 1t1.ugg.--O of the same week
last year and of as per cent as
,ou'ra.tci with the te.63l617.79s
reported for the corresponding week
m 19lN Notable expansion ~ New
York City continues to reflect tho
prevalence OF remarkable business
activity. hank exchanges a. that con
tor being much larger than for any
previous corresponding period and
showing gains of Nl1 and $50 per
cont respectively. over the same
weeks 100 the two Immediately pre-
DeIius wears The cities outside
>,a York ALSO make q most favor
lHlr exhibit 'Un total of an ceut"r'
included boo this statement being
$50 per cont BOO o>Doss of last year
.uI 3. r.r cent moro than two
'otr. ago While more COZ less gain
e shown D.. 400 cities the impro'"
mcut is especially gratifying az Bos
tom Philadelphia, Pittsburgh Gin
uuat Cleveland. Chicago. Kansas
C|ty 50 Louis aud san Francisco
hr.au-r uf their Importance a.
manufacturers 1ud distributing cen
tors
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