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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
BILL CARDIGAN IS
NOW A CAPITALIST

Lewiston Ne. March 2I-William
Carrigan. former catcher Of the Bos-
ton Red SoX. and one of the besr
known figures Of American league
baseball has gone into partnership
with several residents of Lewiston. and
organized the Union Theater company.
The capital stock of the company is
100000. and the certificate Of incor-
poration has already been filed.
The company now owns four the
alters in Portsmouth. y H and two in
Lewiston Negotiations are pending
for the erection OF two more in Lewis
ton, by the company. according to re-
ports The new enterprise will no-
interfere with Carrigan's banking en-
terprises in Lewiston and Auburn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
CHRISTY MATHEWSON MAY
co BACK ON THE MOUND

Shreveport. La. March 2l-Members
Of the Cincinnati Nationals are won
dering If Christy Mathewson. manager
OF the club, has a desire to pitch again.
The old master" is testing his pitch
ing arm in the camp here with evident
interest Matty isn't working too hard
however. 1t is probable that he will
take a fling in the box If his pitching
staff becomes badly crippled. He has
nothing TO say. however in that regard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21

IN FOR.
MATCH
Lightweight Champion Is to
Be Matched With
Callahan.
NEW ORLEANS TO
GET THE FIGHT
By row :. ANDREWS.

-EW ORLEANS. La, March I'll
Nj Don't be surprised if Freddy
i Welsh, the worlds champion
lightweight, IS matched to battle with
Frankie Callahan. the Brooklyn 49,
FOUNDER for the title before the end
of June. or before the time for WeIshs
announced retirement, July Z. The
above card is on the books and it is
a pretty good bet it will go throdgh.
barring unforeseen complications
When Frankie Callahan fought
Jimmy HanIOn here a couple of
weeks ago and stopped him, he
made n big hit with the boxing
fans of the Crescent city and his
work previous to that had been
Just a. COED. Dan Meketrick. who
manages Callahan. Is close 10 Harry
Pollok. manager of Welsh, and
Daniel has been bringing Frankie
along Mt n pace that he feels should
compel his pai-HaTy-tO give him
the edge for match with the
champion before he retires-
IL matters little about the offers
made made by Richie Mitchell Benny
Leonard and johnny Dundee TO Freddy
for 20 round fight with the title al
stake. Mitchell made the best offer OF
aIl-S12, 900 cash-win. lose or draw, all
the picture privileges and an extra
the promise Of an extra gift II he Won
the championship Dundee had also
made a good offer and so did Benny
Leonard through Billy Gibson
II locks now as though Callahan
would beat the rest of the real con
tenders to the post for the big
match. He has been signed by
DOminick J. TOrOrieh, promoter Of
the big club here. for two fights
the first with some one to he
IL. III
will be with ice MandOt and at
distance of IL rounds; the second
with champion Welsh, with the
title at stake.
Just paste this in your hat and see
how the trend of the lightweight title
fight goes on. should Callahan defeat
Welsh for the title IL would mean that
the rest Of the boys would have TO
wait their turn or have an elimination
tournament among themselves And Mr..
Callahan would have d dandy chance
of beating the champion over the
marathon route. for he has the staying
power and can stand an awful pace.
Again. If il should result in draw,
Welsh could retire undefeated, turn
his title over 10 Callahan. the same
as Jim Jeffries did once 10 Marvin Hart.
and all would be serene, except for the
cOntenders left out in the cold.
Getting right down to brass faeks
on the lightweight question. il
might he well to state that on form
the boys best entitled to meet
welsh for the championship, are
Mitchell and Leonard and a. they
are matched for n ten round bat
tie at the big Milwaukee auditO-
rum. April IL. IL might result in
one Of them being eliminated.
In that event Mr.. Welsh would have
4 real championship match on his
hands Callahan is grand little light
weight and no one viii deny it. but on
past performances Mitchell and Leonard
seem TO have the class for first try with
Welsh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
TIGERS AGAINST TRAINING:
Is NOE NEEDED THEl

Detroit. Mich. March 21.-Dispatehes
received here from the training camp
of the Detroit Tigers. at Waxahatchie,
Texas. says that Detroit players are IN
sympathy with a movement started by
fellow athletes to abandon the mill
tary drills they are now receiving It
is understood that the Cleveland club
already has taken such action
Several Detroit players have COM
planned that the drills cause a severe
strain upon muscles not used in base
ball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
LEADERS TO STAND
IN EVENTS. BELIEF

Grand Rapids, Mich. March 81
Three days of breaking worlds records
were followed Tuesday by slower work
Of minor events in the American bowl
ing congress tournament here High
individual scores Of the day were made
by J. Lehner of Pittsburg. who counted
632.
Although there still is a full week
Of the schedule left, officials predict
ed that the present leaders would
stand until the finish. The BirK
brothers Of Chicago. with 1861 head the
fives Frank McCaughan and Henry
Peachey of indianapolis with 1914, top
the doubles. and Otto Kallusch Of
Rochester remains in the lead in the
singles with 6SS
Henry Edwards Of Buffalo holds top
position in the all events with 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
TALKING It OVER

T OOKS like the Army and city
IeaSuers are going 10 be gener-
Gus in helping each other. But
the generosity is going TO be much like
that Of one Max we know He invited
five or six friends into a parlor to have
an ice cream-and then he told the
cashier. I'll pay for one So-they
walked right in and turned around,
and walked right out again.
Gold bnok: The only hind pou
don't mind haping heaped IN uom d.
reciiOn. Ditto. Ne for solid gold.
WITH THE BASEBALL SEASON
1 - 2lEe On or STARTED. WE
CHIN WHISPERED GENT SARCAS-
IlCALI4N REMARK. WHEN / WAS
YOUNG WE PLAYED WITH RAEE
HANDS AND DIDN'T HAVE THE
I LIN, R q -, OF THE BASEBALL
Also. in those days they didn't have
SlV,ovO beauties in the baseball game
and they didn't have Federal leagues
and any baseball strike
= X
That's the way of ducks when
you lend EN- your bath room. A.
Paul said. the bathroom WAS SIM
piled with soap. towels and run
ming wafer. Also n baseball unie-
Nowhere il running water still.
and that's all. Which goes to show
Freddie Welsh isn't the only per-
son or thing grabbing everything
in sight.
One baseball league plans to float
the players from one place to another
on rivers. lakes. etc. If there be any
and SO forth All this in case of a
strike. In Texas they'll have to get
Gen Pershing to lead 'em. and do
lot OF hiking
We argued about Sundays game
and what chance York had to sfenI
home. But-the scoring rules viii
intimate that no pitcher has any
right to steal home. Probably
that's why Hook Arm York didn't
commit larceny.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
YOUR VIEWS
AND MINE
We found friend: McCM gave
us a 1911 baseball boob.
BY SHAKES JANsON.

We found a friend: McCM gave
US 1911 baseball book.
Now THAT ONE YOUNG. A TEXAS
PLAYER. HAS BEEN ADDED To THE
REASON To BELIEVE THAT MUG
GSY MGRAW'S CLUB IS GOING To
REPEAT THE RECORD OF 1915
WHEN THEY WON 26 STRAIGHT
Friends OF Freddie Anderson are Of
the belief that the Deming lightweight
= through with the boxing game In
tact, Anderson himself said the other
oay that ne planned to take up con
tracing work in the erection of build
lngs. which is pretty close to proof
that Freddie has been success in the
game.
With Freddie AnderSon'S retire
ment from the boxing game the
fans will miss one good boy in
action He never was n world
heater hut he was willing and
clever hoy in his class. O'TOOIe
was too tough for him. that's ALL
For Freddie to make I33 pounds l.
hard on him. To scrap boys of "A
heavier division would he foolish
stuff, 50 he's between two fires.
Well. ne didn't happen 10 see the
MuskOpf-Hamilton scrap. SO iheu
can't pick on US. Wen take Leo c.
Frennd's word for ii all.
= =
This il proof that " lillian Jen-
ninGs Bryan isn't the only humor-
iSt. whichever way the "Humor-
end il Peeked at. The White SOx.
"A report says. almost struck oil the
other day. Seems that their train
almost bumped into couple of
oil tanks.
Now-suppOsing tn train had hit the
oil tanks There might Lave been a
lot of SON flying in the air. or al least
a lot of SoX visible which might bring
memories Of a windy day in Fl Paso.
But. coming from the Windy City the
Sox wouldn't mind the wind. a-taM
They do mind the bumps. however
Box Car Joe and sunny Jim
Might talk about a fight.
But Uncle Tom and Big fat Tim
Would talk EN- out of sight.
You see. they saw the SUNDAY game
Talking fight now is too tame.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21

trip. and there seems TO be very little
doubt but that II Will be arranged Il
is believed that the two teams would
draw large crowds in California, and
through Arizona and Mexico. On their
return they would make the jump from
san Francisco to salt Lake then to
Denver, Kansas City. St. Louis and so
on.
The Giants have not trained in
California for the past ten years.
and Mc(iraw Il il said desires to
try out the climate with n possible
view of returning there in the fol-
lowing year. The transforming
trip would he purely In the nature
of n business one. however, AZ the
managers of both clubs are anxious
10 see their way clear TO pay the
expenses of the spring training
trips
According TO d story that appeared
recently in a New York paper, secre-
tary Foster OF the Giant club was in
FL Paso about two weeks ago. and on
returning TO Marlin stated that Fl PasO
would doubtless put up a large guar
antee for a series of games between
bout the matter locally. however. as
one year ahead is a long time to figure
the matter.
teams would mean the appearance Of
Ty Cobb. sam Crawford. owen Bush
and other crack players in action. and
as FL PasO fans are rarely afforded a
chance TO see these big leaguers. il is
very probable that some effort viii be
made 10 arrange for game. or series
Of games
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21

Brighten the home with cole Proof
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21

In that event Mr.. Welsh would have
q real championship match on his
hands Callahan is a grand little light
weight and no one viii deny it. but on
past performances Mitchell and Leonard
seem TO have the class for first try with
Welsh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21

Well, ne didn't happen 10 see the
MuskOpf-Hamilton scrap. SO they
can't pick on US. Wen take Leo c.
Frennd's word for ii all.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21

Gold bnck; The only hind pou
don't mind having heaped IN uom d.
reciiOn. Ditto. Ne for solid gold.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-07
EDNA MAYO COMES IN
 THE RETURN Of EVE"
PRINCESS OFFERS TODAY ONE OF TAE eREATE5r FEATURE
 DRAMAS OF ALL TIME.

What would ycH think 4 you were n passenger on ( big transatlantic liner of to]ay a.l you came ddealy pon an island Inhabited by the peo- pa Of thc aee Of Adam and Eye2 What do yoa suppose those primitive people would think to see a steamer So0 feet long and througer win men in pinCh-back coats and vomul in short skirts?
 What do you suppose Mother Fey would think of these striking fashions of today, and--l ton, wha. do y-g thank we would think Of Ewes figleaf costume?
 That is iho sort of a drama Aeauti- f. Edna Mayo. the international tar is .eatur7d in today. The Return of Eve" l. is a wonderful story a mar veous blending cf the ancient and the modern, a story with theme that seems so real that you have to think twice O believe it is both m eason. aNo nd rnbelevlbla
 This magnificent drama i. i1 five reels The plot Is historcalyI cor rect. both in Its ancient ravela. ion and its modern relatl n, To you want 10 see and know how people lived in me time of Adam and Eve? Lo you want an opportunity 70 compare the beginning Of the world with the pres ent day? If so, yC must see this stupendcus tory.
 IL would be possible to ta'l you column, after colUmn about thss pic- tyre ana the story t teil-, but you vii enjoy it all the more for the startling revelations tho screen brings to yo~r eyes.
 The prices for This feature today, are ] aed 15 cents. It E q splendid drama for the children to see It will teach them something of Ae begin ming Of the wosdic his eoin-~co
 Tomoigow le i%,o ,ory ys Robert Haon t 4l'ce '' O''e. drama op on in the great Triangle
 Ihe Had Boy"
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AT TIVE AUDITORIUM
Kellerman Picture Today and Tomor.
 row

kellerman Picture Today and Tomor-
 row
 In "A Daughter of the Gods the million dollar picture beautiful pro- drced by William Fox will be again seen today and tomorrow at the An ditor.m you will find the very "pagea1t of enchanted song and beauty" as the poet John Ernest Warren recently expressed it. h. deed the impressive grandeur and mystery of the ca have never before been so vividly and enduring fixed upon the screen--:he Caribbean thr bbag ia crystalline sapphire or surfing in snowy might ar Inst -ht jagged shore From it. elelm gl' en- ing white in the opn,cnt 3rGlisht tue rounded arms and shoulders O. t1e 200 beautiful me~maids, ;he movt- ments of whose silver scales stlr the sea with diamond flashes These ca ma.dens form from tAa mos ,ascir9t ing and adventurous diN.s' of an army of 2I2lS men women and chl- drcn which figured in this master nrolucton
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Little Girl Had creup.

Every mother knows and fears croup. Mrs. R M Raney, F. F. D. 2 stanford, Ky. writes: My little air' had been having croup every te" nlghts. began 10 give her few drops of Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound every two or three hours, and that night she slept well, neve, coughed any, and the next day hel cold was gone TO all of my friends am saying, Get a bottle of Foley'' Honey and Tar for Ia grippe coughs cold and croup. A genuine cure A C. Jennings.
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ARRIVALS AT CCM1.

Q. z Hin and wife, LiIttIe Rock. F. l Royst9n. Pise BNf' Mr. en- berg, Lawrence, Kan; Thos. l.. Hit. TaEarE1ra Thos. L. Hit, Texart ana: ". 5. AcEoan. st Louis. Mo: k. C.. Nelson anI wife, Chicago. j. l.. Adams New York A. Greeubers. s. Louis. Mo-. R. E. Barham, Little Rock; F. W. Allen Kansas City, II.
 l. Steve s. St Louis, Mo. J. H. Healay. Little Rock Pau Green, Lit tc Rock: Mr. and Mr. W F 0or5c. Wa laeroa. D. e.; D Q. RO Mem.
 r. C. Crane Little Rock. J. L.. Yates. St Louis. Mo-. J H. H nL st ie0is. Mo- Rey Dudley Pine Bur. W. ; Sutn2tcn Little Rock, $ E.. Crane. New Orleans A. C. Bast Lir tie Rock F. Y. Perry Little Rock
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REMARKABLE STORY
 0F BOHt MAN LIFE
BOHEMIAN LIFE AND HIGH SO- ctETV LIFE ARE BOTH SEEN
 IN "A SQUARE DEAL"

Popular Car yle Blackwell and l. 'ract.ye June Elyidec are the stars l1 A Square ueal' the Ia est World Pic- tu.e-BradyMade which VIZ. be seen at the New Central theatei toIay. Mi $ MHriel Ostriche RGby Traies DOT trays the part wonderfully.
 The tremendous sacrifice made by a man fer the sako Of his friend is told.
 The manner in which aspiring 50. ciety noth1-s secure eligible hus- bands for their daughters, is hown -Four friend in MoDoueal street. Nv
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Flora Bella

With d spendid cast and gorgeous production, Flora Bella" Uni. sea
 ol's Casino Theater. New York. mus ical triamph. will he presented at the Auditorium Saturday. March 10th with the popular favorite, Florence Webber, in the tide role The won derful hit scored by this play in New York during its six months run, was due to the general excellence in which it was produced The producer who dlscoy cred the play ia far Of, Munich, he d faithfully to the original scenic display for the American Tresenta- ton.
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SHAkE>PfAREAN STAR
 NEW ROYAL T0D '
FREDERICK WARDE. IN NOTED ROLE OF KING LEAR" GOLD
 ROOSTER PLAY.


K.nq I.ea"......... Frederick Warlo The Kings Fool........Euest War5a Goneru. eldest daueAter O. the....
 King. ................Ila udmm IT Her Husband, the Duke of .........
 Albe~y.............. Wayne Arcy Reean the Kings second dangh-
 ter................. Faith Die al I Her Husband the Dake Of Corn-...
 wall....,.......... Char es Brooks C rdelia Tear's youngest daugh-.
 tar...,............I o-rainc II ing The Earl of Kent the. Kngs.....
 mos devoted follower. T II. Glmour The King of France. Boyd Man hall i Edmund .....,......... Y ctor Doir | Edear ............... E3N'u stanley i Oswald .............. VI... Nlttt5e. The t.g feature at the Royal nea tar is the pa,ha Gold F. sr plav King Lcar" with Frt Wa h. the noted shaGespearsfn actor, as ho star The great tragedy has been produced by the Thanhou er Fin Corporation nader the direction | Ernest Wasde the star's son. who Wal, i .m-e at one lime stage m3a1ee Tor i,hard Man field
 The m2@9eement is putting the E. ,Ur- .u in accordance with the dig. uiy of the production Ll the firm lief that there are enough people ir Hot Springs to pack thea,ar cater ing Go hieh-class prod cticls present ed as they should be r-e .ented
 pathes King Lear" is ,he fr.t screen production of William Sa9kes- leare'- immortal masterpiece l. ta
 ne os the greatest tragedies ever written 5y one Of the greatest au. .hors O. all time
 The women's clubs, eehcols, literary clubs, e,c, of Hot Sp.ings are espe- eia interested in ths pictere and it is ate O say that a crowded house l will greet ] when t is shown pub hcly for the first time today.
 The ph -topay was given special | howing for new spaper mon Splendid as Fred arick Warde is on The stage he is even mere wonderful on tho screen Ils complete mastery of the part is evidence o careful t'dy His ulportlng east is a fiae one as you wal see on reading the well known names which comr it Espeaia ly noticeable are j. II Gilm0ur as the Earl of Kent, Hector Dion as sdmoad- Boyd Marshall as the King of Fran-e and Edwin stanley as Edgar.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby gwen that the au- neal meeting Of tue stockholders O: the Camden Ccal aBG Clay Company will be held at the Arlington hotel. Hot Springs, Ark, on Monday, Maren tie fifth. 1917, between the hcu~s Of twe and six ?. m, for the purpose of eiecting board Of directors for the
 ensuing year, and the transaction Q: such other business as may lawfully
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RECTOR AND SAWYER.

The partnership between F. w. Rec. tor and myself having been dissolv. ed by the death of Mir Rector, l s' III continue the practice of law under the firm name of Rector and Sawyer heretofore used, this continued use Of his name having been generously suggested and permitted by his fam fly. l.. E. SAWYER,
 Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 9, 1917. of
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GET SING LAUNDRY. oO7 Central Ave.

January 22. Chinese New Year l have been in the laundry business here 2i years.
 GET SING.
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SAFETY FtRST-TSEN CREDIT. CALL Merchants Association ftoT.
 Advt l1.29-ti
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Try our Merchants Lunch and Home Cooking. PERFECTION CAFE, oppo slte Arlington Hotel it10-H
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"J little rette.' is the way we 7ic oUr pau,ing and paper hanging Biges the Paint People Phone $.
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You get the most for your money when you have Bigss do your paint Ing. 3.i.tf
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Dr. J. F. Merritt, csHs answered day or night Office phone 44l. res tence 426 No 27nh Central avenue
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York. decide o stick together through thick and thin. Sooner than any of them expect, one f them is uut Co .l1 test The manner in which he prove. his friendship is as startling as it s uniqre
 A together this Is ready excon- ,ional finn and 1t is certain to please .all who see it,
 Marie Doro Tomorrow in "Lost and
 Won"
 in this production Miss Doro nlay' the role 0. nevsgirl one Of the most roman.lc litte fiaures n city life. The story tel of how little news girl who won bet is made the wa -d of 8 wealthy stockholder whc waeeas he can make a newssirl over into a society lolle within the year In the cast eapporting Miss Doro is Elllt rex- ter. Carl Stockdale. May Kelso o2d Robert Gray
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Nice rooms and apartmf lts at the Heskett, BIO Park Ave q Crystal Sn 2.22-tf
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Marie Doro Tomorrow in Host ar
Won.

Prevent La Grippe hy taklng Rexal Grippe Pills, Price 25c- R C. Morris Drug Co 2-2S-tf-
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We furnish tns only pssteurlzeo milk AoId In Hot Sprlnaa The Pas tsurlxed MIX Ce. eft-t
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For Expert KODAK finishing, go to SOrrells Drug Co., if
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cnme hefore M meetinr-

come before the meeting.
 R, B. BANCROFT,
 Secretary and Treasurer Hot Springs Ark. Feh 1916. 2-1-30,
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Drink Bulgarian Sutr~s.nIIk fn' breakfast. s-1t-f
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Let us show you how to Increase the value of yyer rfoperty. Biges Art Store. 3-4-if.
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Rapid free uelivery. Phone o45. Pub ile Drug Company. s5u
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