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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

ELIEF that the local Democratic
ticket viii win by large ma
II jority was expressed by speakers
at the rally at Democratic headquar-
tiers. 422 san Antonio street. Wednesday
night Voters were urged to vote
straight ticket from Woodrow Wilson
through the name Of every candidate
lpon the local ticket
All factions OF the Democratic party
will be united 70 put up solid front
against the Republicans at the polling
places. the speakers said Attacks upon
Wilson were met with counter arSu-
rnents claiming progressive le7ls!'t-
ton and a consistent foreign policy
for the administration
Whatever there may nave peen pa
the past. there is no division now IN Ins
ranks of Fl Paso Democracy. sara
iudre I. A Dale. Frank Lyons char-
acterized the Republican campaign a
one OF destructive criticism Ponder :
Carter attacked the utterances on
senator A. 3. FAN at the Repuolcan
rally Monday night, and said that ne
man who endeavnrs TO drag down lhe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02
DICK DOUBLING
HISFLOOR SPACE
Former Building of Grocery
Company to Have Two
Floors Added.

Doubling the space formerly used
by the concern. the James A Dick Gro
Gerry company will shortly occupy five
floors on Mills street
Contract was let today for the re
building OF the structure damaged
some months ago by fire The old
building was two stories with a base
ment The walls viii be built higher,
the space between floors cut down a
bit, and. when completed. the new
building will be four stories and a
basement giving the firm five floors
for the storage OF its goods
Contract for the construction work
was let to r I. Rushing. who is be
ginning Immediately Meantime, the
Dick company is occupying temporary
quarters. pending the completion OF
the new home. which is at 4O5. 407 and
400 Mills street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02
FOR UNITED DEMOCRACY;
VOTE FULL TICKET, IS PLEA
Speakers at Local Democratic Rally Defend Wilson's
Policies and Appeal for Local Candidates Judges
Dale and Howe, and others, Address Voters
at Gathering Wednesday Night.

president Is never worth criticism him
self" Judge ". d. Howe made plea
for united Democratic party on cleo
ton day and said the man VINO TOOK
part in the Democratic primaries and
then voted for another candidate was
without manhood
Eugene Harris. chairman Of the Dem
ocratic executive committee. presided
at the meeting
s.The precinct organizations we are
formin- now are to get out the Foles
on election day." said Mr.. Harris 1
know The local Republicans don eN-
pect to win, although they have rant
hone Of seeing Hughes elected m
glad 10 be able to say that I'm re-
cefvfng the most hearty cooperation
from both factions Of the local Dem
ocratic party"
Afr. Harris introduced judge Il A
Dale Mr. Dale said.
We've never faced a brighter and
surer prospect for our party than at
the present time With all factions
united. we viii elect every man on our
No Division Now.
Whatever there may have been in
the past. there is no division IN the
ranks OF FL PasO Democracy tonight
When we went to the primaries in
July we pledged ourselves to support
the nominees Of the party II the
opposition doesn't realize that. II viii
learn Il on November T. It is a solemn
Indictment against any man who claims
TO be a Democrat 90 question for
moment what he VIII do on that day.
Whether the candidates are your own
choice they are the choice OF the Dem
ocracy. and should be supported by all
.GoinE to Elect WILSON,
I'VE are not ashamed of a single
candidate and We're going TO elect
them. We're going 20 elect Wilson.
We have two tasks. He who criticises
the president should give a better rea-
son than anv Republican speaker has
vet given The money powers which
have been behind so many admins
trations tried to bring on panic dur
ing Wilson's administration Wilson
was the first president 10 defy the
money trust After he was elected. he
invited the money kings 10 support
the bin which would have prevented
panics. and they laughed at him. But
the bin became a law. Through his
courage we have today a law that
forever makes panic impossible.
Republican Charges.
The Republicans say the president
has shamefully involved this country
in a controversy with Germany over
submarine warfare. without results,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02
NEW LUMBER YARD ENTERS
FL PASO FIELD OF ACTIVITY

With all the building that is going
on here. a new lumber dealer has en-
tered the field TO fight Tor snare OF
the trade.
W. II. CASTOR. lately from Dallas, but
recently connected with the Long Lum-
Der company. has organized the castor
Lumber company and is now bulldins
houses and sheds in block 81. Cotton ad-
dition. on Texas street. for his new
yard
Mr CASTOR paid the Mayfield Build
ing and Improvement company S-O,OeV
for the property and is spending ScVou
on buildings. which the Mayfield COM
panv is erecting. They viii be the most
Substantially built lumber yard build
ings in the city. according TO T NJ May
field. who says all the foundations are
being put down on concrete. even the
foundations for the supporting posts
for the sheds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02
PINCHOT - FOR HUGHES.
HE ASSERTS At II rSON. .

Tucson. Ariz. Nov I'm advocacy
of the election of Charles r. Hughes,
clifford Pinchot. former chief forester.
speaking here Wednesday night. said
the present administration has been
more controlled by politics than any
other in history.
He criticised the suppression Of army
and navy reports. the child labor law
and the invasion" Of Santo Domingo
Defending Progressive support Of
Hughes. he pointed out that while Pen
rose. Smoot and Barnes are supporting
Mr. Hughes. Murphy. Taegart and sui
Ivan are supporting Wilson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02
SAM DREBEN BUYS MONTANA
STREET HOME FROM MAYFIELD

Sam Dreben has bought the two-stOry
brick residence now being built by the
Mayfield Building and Improvement
company at 2416 Montana street The
lower story is finished in red pressed
brick and the upper story is brick. peb
Bile dashed. The house sold for $1,000.
It viii be completed by Thanksgiving
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02
Notice To The Public.

We. eleven former members Of the
Home Auto Service. have established
an Auto stand at 314 Mesa Ave. ad-
joining Orndorff Hotel known as The
Plaza Auto Livery. Phone 1907 We
will he glad TO serve our old Patrons
and the Publf, in general at our new
stand. The same rates viii prevail
Five passenger cars. $3.50 per hour
seven passenger cars s2-O0 per hour
Yours sincerely.
The Plaza Auto Livery
Adv Phone 1897.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02
AGED INDIAN WALKER HERE.

Capt Hicks chief or Comanche Indians,
a professional walker. is in Fl Paso. haFinE
arrived this morning He left New YORK
May % and expects TO reach san Francesca
on Christmas day II he accompllshes this
he will receive a $4,000 prize. offered BY
New York papers Capt Hicks is - years
ola and passed through Fl Paso 50 years ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

II you would build well. the founda-
tion must be right The superstruc-
ture will be as weak as the foundation
Adv
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OF your property. at a less cost. than
anyone else. ASK his clients
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02
THIEVES GET TEN RIFLES
AND 20 RAZORS; AT LARGE

Ten high power repeating rifles and
20 safety razOrs were taken from the
hardware store OF the Sheers- Lazenby
company. Mills and Stanton streets.
some time Wednesday night or early
Thursday morning. Entrance was eff
fected through a back door. the arms
being passed out into wagon. il is
believed. The rifles We're valued at
S400. The razors were also highly
valued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02

that because Americans lost their lives
on the Lusitauia. Wilson should be de
feated Wilson told Germany she could
20 lust so far. and no farther Ger
many with all her power, bowed 70 the
dictates Of international law, as out
lined by Wilson. and We have peace
w. r-n---l rLaE haEa nn-a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-02
HUGHES SURE Of
INDIANA, OHIO
Says States Gave Him Re
captions Exceeding Any
Other Candidates.

Batavia y. Y. Nov. Charles F.
Hughes declared today before an audi
ence here that he IS entirely conf
dent Of the election result in both
Ohio and Indiana.
'I have returned from a trip through
Ohio and Indiana" he said. with a
profound sense Of qualification and en-
tire confidence with respect TO the re-
suit in both states In Ohio and In
diana it is not exaggerating TO say
that I had receptions which perhaps
exceeded those accorded to any other
presidential candidate
That was. Of course. not a tribute
to me personally. but IL was an iudi-
cation of the deep interest the people
are taking in the essential conditions
OF their prosperity and their satisfac-
ton that there is a great reunited Re
publican party ready Tor service at
this critical time. SO far as promises
go. no one can exceed the promises
Of our opponents. but We measure
what they say by what they have
done"
Mr.. Hughes assailed the Democratic
party for failure to reduce the high
cost Of living. "as promised -FOUR years
ago" and for extravaganza
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
ALL WILMINGTON SET
ENTERS sixth Year

The AH-wimington Leagu re-
organized last night for th- siFfh
consecutive year with Arthur c..
Davies. president and treasurer, and
Samuel N. Rachlin. secretary. The
meeting was attended by the man
ayers of the eight clubs i'm the or
ganization. and much interest was
manifested in the seasons prospects.
George w. August, Daniel Farren,
Prince A. Mousley. J. A. Bradley and
Joseph Proud were appointed a sched-
nile committee with instructions TO
report at the meeting of the league
on next Tuesday night. Az that
meeting rules Of the league also viii
be adopted
The 1916 club roster and captains
follows:
Vandever-Daniel Farren, manager.
Eden South Side-George August
manager.
Pioneers. A. Bradley, manager
Bancroft-Joseph Proud. manager.
Eastlake-Roland Johnson man
ager.
ager.
Brandywine-Prlnce A. Mousley,
manager.
Newport-B. b. Mitchell. manager
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
What Do You WanI
10 Know About Sport

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL
To settle a dispute. will you kindly
inform me through your sporting col
umn who. in your opinion. would be
the winner in finish fight between
Frank Moran and Sam langiord?
Also which one of the above has the
stronger punch. and oblige NJ.
don't answer questions OF opinion.
IangiOrd has the stronger punch,
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL;
Would you please let me know II
, Clark Grihth was ever manager of
tho New York Americans G..
/ Grfiith managed the Yankees from
! 1908 10 late in the season Of l9OS.
Snort Editor EVENING JOURNAL;
0D When did Dundee and Benny
Leonard last meet. and where? Who
got tho decision? 90 Did Dundee ever
stop or knock out Benny Leonard?
READER
% On March >, 1915. In New York
Dundee won by a shade. CD No.
Sport Editor EVENING JOt hNAb'
CD Please let me know whether any
other heavyweight was killed in the
ring besides Luther McCarty 90
Who knocked McCarty out? b.
(D Bull Young was mOrtally in-
inred by Jess willard at Vernon. CALI
on August -. 1913. (2) Arthur Pei
key.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL
/ UD Is Jess willard allowed to iight
colored man? 90 Does the Boxing
/ Commission allow mixed bouts? j.
Cd Not in New York. Cs) No.
Snort Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Will YOU kindly state whether Jess
Willard ever was knocked out and by
whom2 A bets he was and B bets
lhe was not. .
willard quit in the fifth round oi
his bout with Joe Cox at Springfield
nm. ON October .. 1912. Jess explains
that he was threatened with arrest
unless he permitted Cox 10 win.
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
CAMDEN -BROWNSON
THE FRIDAY CARD
Jersey "SkeeterS' Will Try
to Sting Locals in Second
Game
STARS TO BE SEEN
IN BOTHLINE UPS

Although the Brownson basketball
team received trouncng last Fri
day night at the hands Of the De Neri
Eastern Loague team, the local cage
artists arc not discouraged and will
come back more determined than
ever ON Friday night when they meet
the greatest scoring machine of the
Eastern League travelling under the
namc of Camden lrownson played a
listless game last week which, was
probably due 40 long layon ana
lack OF practice. However. they see
their mistake. and will devote an OF
their spare time this week TO getting
into shoue FOR iho Eagle-lAod Skce-
icrs
Fridays nights gamo will De the
last 0f 4 Series OF three games which
is PLAYED between Camden and
nrownson every season and no doubt
win bo hotly contested, as both 0uin-
tets have made each other feel The
sting of defeat Tho Skcetcrs cop
nd the first contest uosns 8rownson
ont by one point However the sold
and blue gladiators got revenge in
ihe second meeting, and handed the
Iersoyiies a Sound lacing
The "Oid Guard" of Brovnson was
supposed 10 get back i'm the game last
Friday night with DC Nori, but john
mic Farley was as much disappointed
as the fans. ass ne had fully expected
TO sec an of the veteaRH-oncc more
in action. Mark McDonoueh was pre-
vented from getting into the fray by
reason of his position keeping him
occupied until a late hour Friday
nighi-much 20 his regret and that
of the Brownson management Joe
Haney had every intention of playing
but found at the last moment that no
would cndangcr his health If he go
into harness Haney is probably los
10 the BrOwnscn team for TINS season
and possibly all other seasons. as th'
star forward finds that IT would be
grave risk n ho eNeried himself II
any OF the battles waged at Brown
son Hall
The forward positions Of Camde
viii he taken care Of by Jackie Adam
and Roy Steele Eddie Doiin VII
plav the pivotal position and jimm
Brown and Neal Dieghan or EddI
Ferat viii be the guards. Tho one
pointers will be caged hoy Adams th
silvor-haired captain of thc Skeeter'
and conceded TO be one Of the hes
foul shooters in the Eastern League
AS usual preliminary game vii
he played previous to the big event h'
two teams of the Brownson League
The league is fast drawing TO a close
and as there seems 10 be great rivalry
among an the teams, no doubt a
contest second only TO the Brownson
camden game will result
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
Moran Eafs Corn Beef and Cabbage
While Willard Labors in the Gvm

One is training to shed weight: the
ether to add poundage. This condi-
ton. marked by startling contrasts.
exists in the camps of Jess Willard
and Frank Moran, to meet March 25.
lin New York
While Willard is toiling daily to
knock off beef-and he still is %
pounds Moran regales
his stomach with full portion orders
|of corn beef and cabbage. When a
fighter absorbs that sort Of suste-
nance it indicates he has supreme
confidence in his "tummy"
This repast followed an all-day ses-
sion outdoors while Moran was train
ing at White Sulphur Springs, n. Y.
Plenty of rough work in the snow and
nary move with boxing gloves con-
stituted Moran's training here.
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
Schedule for Tonight.
oHNDUT0 VS. FITSI.
Standing of the Teams
EAGLES PLAY coon SHUFFLE.

Interest in the annual Switchboard
tournament OF the Wilmington Aerie,
No. "a Frateinal Order of Eagles,
wakes high. although it is fast draw
ing to close. There are close to a
hundred contestants i'm the tourney,
and all are trying hard for the hand
some prizes that are to be awarded F..
Hutsch. the visiting lodgeman, is still
leading the race.
The following prizes will he award
ed to the highest scorers al the end
of the series Gold watch charm with
r. O. r.. emblem. gold button with r.
O. r. emblem. pair of slippers. UNI
brella. ono walnut cake. cOcOanut
cake, box Of cigars. case of cham
pagne. The first winner will have
his choice Of any Of the prizes.
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
TRAP SHOOTING
BASKET BALL

There was not a glove in the camp
Moran simply ate, slept, hiked and
breathed.
On the other hand Willard. hem.
med in by gym idlers. each assessed
20 cents at the gate. finds the task OF
getting down to fighting trim the
hardest thing he has undertaken since
he iiattened Jack Johnson, a year ago.
Twelve months Of rich living play
ed hob with the Kansan His program
consists Of jogs through Central Park
and an afternoon at the pulleys, med
icine ball, punching bag and in the
ring with unskilled sparring partners.
Willard and his. manager. Tom
Jones, got "in Dutch" with New York
ers by charging admittance and an
nOuncing the money would be ap-
piled to training expenses.
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
ARMY o. rs POIO.

Polo will be given official recog-
milton by the government The
best teams in the army viii COM
pete in national regimental
tournament the first of its kind
ever held in this country. at
. Washington, from April Is to 80.
Stables viii be provided for 100
mounts and two extra fields will
: be laid out Teams from the
Southern Pacific. Pacific Coast,
New England New York. Penn
, slyvania. western and middle dis
tricts will compete.
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
P. B. &W. QUOT LEAGUE

n ilc b.. q. q w. r.. r.. q. A. Quot
l.oasnc. the Delaware Division Supcr'
took two out oi three games from the
Smith Shop hy thc following scores
ra i6, ~uprr. 2l 2l 20
Smith Shop ............ 20 10 ~
piapcr- Dcl. Div. Supi--E. j. Lowe
b Maxwell. d. %. Ncill D. Dougherty
smith Shop William johnson. u. Me
Naun D. loycc. Harrison aud Baldwin
rir Maryland l~upi forfeited thrc'
eama- io ihe Engine House.
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
BETHANY TO PLAY BALL.

The players Of the Bethany Guild
baseball team Of last season are urged
to attend a meeting Of the guild in
the Sunday school room of Bethany
Baptist Church on Friday night, at s
o'clock. President Crossan is anx-
ious TO have all his. players present
The players are requested to bring
their last years uniforms in order 10
have them cleaned for the coming
season.
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
ROWLING AT FORT.
SHOES CONCEALED
WITHIN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY. Del March S.
I'm a bowling match last night he
tween the members Of the 139th Com
pany and the Post Non-Commissioned
stan, the former won two of three
games and defeated the latter by one
pin, the score being 21OS TO 21O7.
Huennekins was high man with 5l1
pins The score.
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
'yANDEyFR CLUB MEETING.

The Nandever Wilmington
League team will meet at the home
~ Joseph Crossan. 80. 500 Vandever
avenue. tomorrow evening All the
club directors. players and those who
wish 20 try out for positions on the
team are invited TO be present.
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
C. 0. P. QUOT LEAGUE

The Ninth Ward. leaders in the Re
publican City Quot League, took
seven out of ten games from the Elev-
enth Ward last night. The scores fol-
lows:
First Game.
Ninth Ward ...21 10 II 21 21-3
Eleventh Ward IA 21 2t 20-2
Second Game.
Ninth Ward ..21 n 20 21 21-4
Eleventh Ward IA 21 21 Z 90
Players: Ninth-F. Kendall, capt;
William Sparks, Jesse Talley. Ellis
Preston. A. Miller William Raymond,
Eleventh-James Dawson, captain;
Elmer Booth. W. Hartzell, II. Hender-
er. Referee-A. Cox. ScOrer-A.
Vaughn and Elmer Hare.
Schedule for Tonight.
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
P. B. 6 W. BOWLING

The Signal Department took three
straight games from the Delaware
Division Supers. and the Locomotive
Erecting Shop won two out Of three
from the Boiler Shop in the p. B.
e w. R. r. A. A. Bowling League on
the Crescent alleys last night. The
scores:
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
RED MEMS LEAGUE
Standing Of Tho Tenms.
Schedule fOr Week.

Thursday Hiawatha VS. Apache
Friday -OsaGe VS. Manitou. Della
ware VS. Lcnapo.
Saturday Mmnehaha VS.. Apache
Lenapo VS.. Wawaset.
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
BENCH SHOW MEETING.

A Joint meeting of the bench show
committee and executive committee Of
the Eastern Beagle Club will be held
al the residence of r. Gupin Massey.
No. 4O4 King street, at $50 o'clock to-
night
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
BEAYER HAS IT snFr.

The Beaver A. A. colored basket
ball champions OF Delaware. outclass-
ed the Frazier A. C. OF Philadelphia.
and defeated them by the score r.
on the Temple Court here last night
% TO 15
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
YnuNG FRIFNDS Win.

The Young Friends a. A. second team
closed IFS season Yesterday with VIC
tory last night when they defeated
Caymont hy the close score of % o.
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
nrpnNT.HERcrLRs LEAGUE.

dupont 80. . took two out of three
games from Hercules No. i'm the du-
poni-Hercules Bowling League on the
Crescent alleys last night The scores;
Evening journal., 1916-03-08

TAY fire to a jimmy pipe jammed-chock-
4-S full of Prince Albert tobacco, or roll up
makin's cigarette you're digging after
reasons why P. A. has revolutionized the
pipe and rolling game; why P. A. has
rebled the number of pipe smokers in six
years; why Prince Albert is today smoked
in every civilized nation on the globe
Give P. A. the ethird-degree-test-out! Drill
like sixty into that enticing flavor, that fra
GRANGE, that long-burning GOODNESS. Your
confidence never will be abused The pat
ented process makes all that possible and
frees the tobacco from bite and parch!
Evening journal., 1916-03-08

Prince Albert can be purchased everywhere
tobacco is sold in toppy red bags. Sc; tidy red
tins, lOc; handsome pound and half-pouEd tin
humidors, and in that classy pound erystal-slass
humidor with sponge-moistener top that keeps
the tobacco in such bang-up condition!
Evening journal., 1916-03-08
CHESTER BEATS HIGHLET GIRLS.

Chester High School girls wallopod the
Wilmington High School team in the
Chester gym yesterday afternoon TO the
tune OF So TO 81
Evening journal., 1916-03-08

For Prince Albert has won its way on its mel
Won-over men of all tastes-it's so universal in
popularity; so good, and friendly, and satisfyi
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Evening journal., 1916-03-08

tItI FNttUIAt JOY OFItOTtC
Men who have slowed away gentle old pipes
for years have brought them back to the
tune of Prince Albert 1t will set free
neutrality-suspicious.!
P. A. will prove out 100 per cent. any hour
of the twenty-four 1t will give any man
all the pipe-happiness he ever did yearn forl
Rolled in a ma1in's cigarette, Prince Albert
is so refreshing and so delightful, it gives you
brand-new idea of how mighty fine real
malzin's cigarette can be! It's as satisfying
to your taste as the prettiest thoughts of
smoke-happiness you ever uncorkedl
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-09-30
BASEBALL EDITOR Is HUI
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