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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
JOHN NEWTON
HANDS BAILEY
OLDK. 0. KICK
Crack Ohio Welterweight Puts Georgia
Boy to Sleep With Right Hand
Cross in Tenth Round at
Shelter Arena
By CHUCK SWAN.

TOHNNY NEWTON came into his own as the weIerweght
champion of the army yesterday at the Snelter
when he stopped Bill Bailey. of the Georgia artillery, in
the 10th round scheduled Is round 60 right hand
cross to the settled Bailey Previous to the punch which
put Bailey to sleep good Newton landed wicked left
swing to the chin which dropped Bailey. From the beginning
of the 10th round until Johnny slipped over the old r. O.
waTop Bailey dazed boxer.
When referee Billy Smith started the boys on their
Journey in championship tilt Bailey looked good
but not good enough to beat Newton His judge of
distance was bad, and he could not seem TO connect
with the elusive John Newtons travelling left, which
always landed Bailey lot of trouble through
out the mill.
The Second Ohio lad piled up big lead points in the
esrv rounds tapping Bailey time and again with that fast
left lab And mixed a right while Just
20 make things interesting
But Bill Bailey also the ring. He there with
left hook which often landed and speedy right swing
which If landed would have ended the melee right
there However Bailey failed TO live his
agent His famous K O. punch not hand. at least
Bill didn't drop John for short count and he hardly
shook I'D smiler Ohio Bailey ripped old scab
off Nevons buge the fifth round which covered John
plenty gore during the remaining sessions but nc
inflicted little real damage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Johnny Shows Class
By Outboxing Bill

Johnny showed his real class yester-
DAY. He stepped in and out, shooting
his left in time and again. and al
though he missed many a chance to
connect with his right. he was there
with bells on when a right cross meant
the coin
The early part of the scrap saw
johnny doing all the leading, and
landing the majority of the real
punches. Bailey seemed content to
take things easy. waiting for the
last five rounds, which never came.
Newton hooked and iabbed, his left
seldom missing. while BaiIey's best
punch was n right TO the body. in
close.
Newton clearly proved yesterday
that he Is the best weller. or light
middleweight seen around here in the
past few years, and it's up to promoter
Jim Brown to corral a really good man
for the smiler from the Second Ohio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
DUFFY LEWIS NOW
IN HOLDOUT CLASS

san Francisco. Calf. Jan 2s.-Dufy
Lewis. outfieIder for the Boston Amer
lean league team, said here today he
had returned unsigned the contract Of
fered him by the Boston management
The figures. he said. were the same as
in the two year contract which expired
with last season and he felt he was
entitled to an increase Lewis denied
that any contemplated action OF the
baseball fraternity was responsible for
his action
I have written the Boston manage
ment a nice letter. he said. and am
sure the matter will be adjusted sat
isfactorily.'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Tommy Buck Ends
Opener in Second

Tommy Buck. proJege of Tommy
O'Toole. ended the opening bout some
what rapidly, when he slipped Young
Winnisett- of the Second Ohio. a right
hand punch TO the jaw in the second
round 1t was curtains and slow
music for the lad from the Buckeye
state.
Yesterdays crowd was the biggest
Of the season. and the fans saw
mighty good show. Everything went
off as per schedule, and not a substi-
tuition marred the card It was a nift
afternoon Of sport and the fight club
made little money, so everybody was
happy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Ask Your Druggist About S. S. S.
He Has Sold 1t For Many Years

This is indeed a most creditable rec
ommendation. yet il is in every way
deserved. for 5. 5. :. is undoubtedly
the most thoroughly satisfactory medi-
cine that has ever been offered TO the
public It was first used by the In
dians, being made from the roots and
herbs Of the forest. for they knew
nothing Of chemicals. 5. :. 5. is today
the same purely vegetable blood rem
edy that the Indians made, guaranteed
to contain not a particle of mineral
substance whatever
S s : is used with highly satisfac-
tory results for rheumatism Catarrh.
Scrofula. Eczema, letter. Malaria, etc.
while as a general tonic il is without
an equal for building up the entire
system Write today for free informa-
ton about your individual case. ad-
dressing Swift Specific Co So Swift
laboratory. Atlanta. Ga
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
ACGIES CRAB
COURT CONTEST.
Defeat Shelton Payne Arms
Co. in Good Game By
81 to IA Score.

Alesilla Park. y. NJ. Jan 2s.-The
New Mexico Aggies on Saturday even
ing defeated the shelton-Payne team.
OF FL Paso, in the third game of the
basketball series with the IL Paso City
league. p TO Il.
The Fl Paso players did not arrive
until o'clock. but they soon got
warmed up and played fast game
form start to finish
The lineup
Aggies Humble. If: Nickers. r. Cox.
g. Blackwell IL; Denton. r.
III Paso-Roberts. IT.: Hughes. RI:
Biggs. C; Walker, lg; Rheimkiemer. re.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Bat Marin Gives
Fans a Good Time

Battling Martin. that knock EN- dead
kid from the 23d infantry. met a tar
ter in Carl Carlson. of the saith in
fantry. in four round preliminary, al
though, II the Battler had been in
shape. he could have won rather
handily-
Referee Billy Smith called the bout
a draw. and it was Just that In the
early stages Of the mill. Martin hung
I'D a good lead. do to his clever punch
ing. but he couldn't stand the pace
and weakened in the final act Carl
son put up a good fight not flashy
one. however. but a good. clean mill,
and the fans were well pleased
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29

NEED OF BODY
TOHANDLE IT
Tom Andrews Says Matt Hinkel Was Right
When He Tried to Form National Box
ing Association Two Years Ago
to Protect Game.
By TOM S. ANDREWS.

ILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 29.-There is manager of
MI fighters who regrets that he joined in
- - against the interests of the National
Boxing association which formed Cleveland Ohio,
about two years ago
That MOnteith manager of Johnny Dundee
the clever New York Italian lightweight who suffered
back last week in Philadelphia the hands OF Willie jack
newcomer from the Hebrew district of New York.
When Matt Hinkel, president of the N B. A.. to-
gether with the writer, in New York recently,
Scotty wanted to why the boxing association
could compel Freddy Welsh, lightweight champion
either fight Dundee for the title be compelled
forfeit the
That where Matthew got back at the managers
of them when the association organized said
Mr.. Hnke there certain managers and Monteth
among them, who tried every to oppose the Oanis
ton going far to form union of their and
threaten boycott all clubs promoters who would work
against them any in other words they wanted to be
position demand exorbant guarantees percentages
or their fighters
hese managers played right into the hands OF such
Harry Pollok, manager Of Freddy Welsh, and Jimmy
Dunn, manager of Johnny Kibane. They fought against
the very people who trying help them and they
too blind to eft.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29

Wed. Fen. Second Ohio vs. THIRD Pa.
Thur. Feb s-Engrs- vs. 18th Pa.
Fri Feb. 9-10th Conn VS. 3sth l.. :
sat. Feb l0-Third Pa. vs. 18th Pa.
Mon. Feb. 12-Engs. vs. 3fth L. :
Tue, Feb l3-l0th Conn Second Ohio.
We'd. Feb Fifth Geo. vs. saith L. S
Thur. Feb 15-Engrs- vs. Third Pa
Fri, Feb 16-Seeond Ohio vs.. 18th Pa.
( Geo. Third Pa.
In this schedule of games the fol-
lowing games have not been given 4
date and it IS requested Of the various
team managers that they get in touch
with each other and play off these
games on sundays or some other date
that Is convenient to both teams. in or
der that the policy Of the league. to
have each team play every other team
a series of two games. may be carried
out
Second Ohio ". sith [. 5 infantry.
Second Ohio " Third Pa infantry.
Second Ohio vs. 18th Pa infantry.
second ohio vs. 10th Conn field artillery.
Fifth Georgia saith L. :. infantry
Fifth Georgia ". Third Pa. field artillery.
tlfth Georgia vs. 18th Pa infantry &
samesi-
Fifth Georgia VS.. 10Th Conn. field artillery.
Prov regiment engineers y. S4th L. :. in
faltry.
Prov regiment engineers VS. Third Pa. in
fantry-
Prov regiment engineers vs. 10th Conn.
field artillery
Third Pa. field artillery w. 10th Conn field
artillery
1t viii be noted that there have been
no games scheduled with the fifth Ohio
infantry The reason for this is that
the fifth have received their orders to
60 home and viii probably be leaving
in a few weeks However the fifth
OHIO team is very much I'm the winning
and are out to win all the games they
can All games played with this team
will be considered as record games in
the won or lost column. Managers of
all teams are urged to arrange games
with the tlIth ONO as soon as pos
sible. sgt Dale Brown. machine gun
company. is the manager. ID his teIe-
phone number is 2S51.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Every Druggist Knows That
S. S. S. Is Thoroughly Re
liable.

There is not a medicine, on the mar
l1et more highly regarded BY the drug
gist than :. s. 5. he has sold IL ever
since he has been in business. and is in
personal touch with many who have
.4sed II with highly satisfactory re-
suits.
If you are in need Of remedy for
any blood disorder. ask your retail
druggist his opinion Of : :. :. He
Will tell you that this wonderful blood
remedy has been on the market for
more than fifty years. and that he has
never known it to fail to accomplish
al that is claimed for il.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Mrs. O'TOole's boy WAS IN the
louise. moi ALONE.

house. moi ALONE
BOB SwISHER AND HIS DIXIE
DOODLE AGAIN MADE a HIT WITH
BAND AND THE SECOND OHIO
DOUBLE QUARTET HELPING OUT
TO NO SMALL DECREE
There is a chance for a couple OF
good ball players to land with the
BurrO Mountain Copper company at
Tyrone. y. NJ Get in touch with G.
: Warren. secretary and treasurer of
the company. He wants a couple OF
good men. and is willing to offer nice
Jobs
Ever see Nick Mcdonald. the Sc
Iig-Tribune movie chaser. take
fiIIum: Gee, but it's funny. Mem
her that old gag about a one armed
PaPerhanger, etc.
Manager Woods Of the Cactus club
Is up and about again. and yesterday
was receiving the congratulations or
his many friends on his quick recOv-
cry.
You sure have 10 hand il TO Capt.
Dick and that fifth Georgia infau-
try gang in the Army Basketball
league Losing game after game
that outfit of Crackers can always
be found waiting for the referee to
NAeiA tAit tOltNSl II : a great lllnE-
boys. to be able to lose and still
smile. but that IS one thing Cant
Dick and his bunch has the world
beat at Oh. yes the saith infantry
bunch under Lieut. Miller also smile
when they take a beating. so that
makes two real outfits in the or
ganizatiOn.
The calling off Of the races vester-
day helped the fight crowd and a big
throng was on hand As there viii be
no more racing in Juarez. the sporting
fans viii get all the chance in the
world 10 see the mills every Sunday
at the arena.
Dancers ut the eighth Ohio in
fantry dance Tuesday. February e.
Mt the Odd Fellows hall will hear
Clark Miller and his band render
the famous eighth Ohio regimentaI
march, THE ThOrOughbred.~ This
march was dedicated to the eighth
ohio n long time ago. and 1t never
fails TO set the boys aStepping
Capt Ralph White. Of the Ohio engi-
neers. who also finds time to handle
the affairs Of the Army Basketball
league, Is something Of a hustler. but !
he has hot rival in physical director /
holm of the Y. NJ g \. Holm is per-
haps the busiest man in an athletic |
way in Fl Paso. as he is working dav I
and night to make the gym. classes a /
oig success And he is sure succeed I
ing
The city BaSI<etb=iI league games
"re getting faster and faster as the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
New Dates In Army League
Iii -:H: :H:- -:ii:- IL
Teams Shift Playing Days
BY CAPT. RALPH WHITE.

~ WING 10 the fact that several
or the teams in the Army Bss-
- ketban league have been or
dered home. to be mustered out of the
federal service. a revised schedule OF
the Army league has been drafted.
Following is the revised schedule:
Mon. Jan. -s-l0th. Conn. Fifth Ga.
Tue. Jan S0-Engineers vs.. 18th Pa.
Wed. Jan. 31-lOth. Conn vs.. Third Pa.
Thur. Feb. Second Ohio vs.. afth L. :
Fri. Feb. 10th Conn vs. 18th Pa
sat. Feb. Third Pa rs. saith L. :
sat. Feb. Second Ohio vs.. Fifth Geo.
Mon. Feb. 5-Engrs rs. 5th Geo.
Tue. Feb. 18th Pa Is. 34th L. s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29

s'The boxing association never
even considered the question of
guarantees or percentages to he
paid boxers. that was mat
ter for the clubs promoters to
settle as individuals among
themselves.
What the n. B. A aimed at was to
bring about uniform rules. weights
etc. and to compel champions to de-
fend their titles at least once every six
months against legitimate challengers;
also to name a champion in the event
of a vacancy of any title by death.
retirement or otherwise.
AIn that way there would be no
chance for every Tom. Dick and
Harry to go about claiming titles
in classes where there was no
recognized champion. is the case
right now among the middle
weights and WeIters.
1t was intended to protect the boxer
as well as the public. but a few of the
managers tried TO queer everything to
gain their own selfish ends I hope
the time will come when the assOcia-
ton can be revived. for the game is
badly in need Of such an organization"
What Mr.. Hinkel says is absolutely
true The sport needs a national or
ganization TO control il and to protect
the public
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Battling Cullins Is
Winner in Semj-Final

Battling Cullins, the happy lad from
the 23d infantry. won a nice four
round semi-final from Johnny KOlopus.
of the Fifth Ohio. The first three
rounds were fairly even. but Cullins
opened up in the get away number
ana put over enough 10 earn him
decision.
Kolopus made a good fight OF IL. be
ing little too anxious. which caused
him to fall into TOO many clinches-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29

season progresses. and it won't he
long before the games are drawing
big crowds. just soon they
transfer the contests to the Y. vi.
4. A.. the Fl PasO fans will flock TO
the gym Friday nights. The games
are good. and deserve big crowds.
=
John McCioskey is figuring on sign
ing a contract to scout for 4 major
league club in the near future. Mac is
about tired OF bush league baseball
and has decided to either get back I'M
der the big top with the other regular
baseball men. or quit the game. Mac
found out. as every one else does. that
there's little in the national game I'M
less YOU are Up there with the elite.
The little fellows get the dessert, that's
all.
DORNITORN GIRLS LOSE.
Mesilla Park. y NJ. Jan. 2s.-The
dOrmitOry girls lost to the resident
girls OF the college. Is to 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Daue Danforth Champion Trapper
of Wanderers from the Hossocks
BY EARNEST J. LANIGAN.

Cicotte Of the White Sox. Alamaux's
1915 record was nine.
Sox Pitchers Hold Up Runners.
The White SOx pitchers, judging by
the number of men killed off who took
too much leeway from the bags. were
the best on the major league map last
year in holding up runners. The
Giants slabmen. il this line OF reason
ing is TO be followed. we're the worst.
for they got only nine victories all
obtaining So.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
BOXING PROGRAM
FOR THE WEEK

Monday, January -.
Jack BrittOn vs.. Johnny Grif-
fithS. 10 rounds, at Cinein-
natl. Ohio.
Jimmy Wilde vs.. George Clark,
70 rounds. at London. Eng
Benny Leonard vs.. Jimmy Duff
fy, 10 rounds, at Brooklyn,
y. "
johnny Dundee vs. Jimmy Han
Ion. 20 rounds, at New Or
leans.
Rocky Kansas vs.. Pete Hart
lev, 10 rounds, at Toledo, o.
Tuesday. January 30.
Kid Williams Vs. Benny Nc
NeiII, Is rounds, At Kansas
City. Mo-
Friday. February 2
Patsy Cline vs.. Eddie Wal
lace. 10 rounds, at New York
City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29

Ladies-New Springs Hats arriving
daily J. w Hale, exclusive millinery.
il6 y. oregon 81 out OF high rent
district. Better values. Lower prices
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29
Ball Club of MexicanS To
Travel Throughout the Land

BASEBALL Mexican youths viii the
~ plans The
well promoters John
the
field others viii be secured from Tucson
will be PasO
OF Antonio has Yet been decided
Among players viii be try positions
Amanda; nfd. Medina Armendare and Ninjares; out
Cma, catehs, Chaon and Calema with
showing we'll The party will
players be made Juan Gomez handle
the side line work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29

Every scrap on the arena card
yesterday was good one. and ref
cree Smith had an easy time
breaking the boys. Hardly n punch
was landed in n cIincb. and IL made
4 big hit with the crowd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29

-HE amateur bali tossers Of FL Paso
are preparing for busy season
= Already the City league has got
ten under way. and things look good
for mighty successful season. Eff
forts will be made TO make the league
the biggest and best ever during the
1917 campaign.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-29

The city BaSEetb=iI league games
sre getting faster and faster as the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-04
NAVARRETE SENDS THANKS
TO HER e. PASO FRIENDS

On leaving for New York Tuesday.
Ada Navarrete asked The Herald TO
express in her name 10 all her FL
Paso friends her measureless graft
tude for all they have done for her
She is a most appreciative soul. and
declared that she would always re-
member FL Paso and its people with
pleasure and affection.
Her trip was made possible only
by the generous cooperation OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alberto Madero, ST Carlos
DomingUez, ST ErnestO Palacios, and
other loyal friends among the Next
can people here. who have most faith
fully stood by the little Nucatan
songbird, and who Will see that she
receives suitable attention in New
York ST. DomingueZ has communi-
Gated with his brothers at their New
York office and they viii look after
her on arrival
The opera company Will leave for
Mexico in a few days. some Of the
singers viii take part in the opening
OF the new Mount Franklin Country
club this evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-04
SMUGGLING RING
INVESTIGATED
Chinese Carefully Coached
in Hong Kong for Illegal
Entry. Claim.

san Francisco, Calf July &. - TX
istence Of an international smuggling
ring, alleged to have operated exten-
sively in gaining illegal entry Of
Chinese to the United States is being
investigated here today by John B
Dinsmore, solicitor OF the department
OF labor.
Announcement Of the rings activi-
ties followed a raid by federal Off
GERS under Dinsmore's direction which
he said had resulted in the discovery
OF documentary evidence in the homes
OF Chinese here and in the subsequent
confession Of implicated Chinese.
According to Dinsmore, the ring
has operated by maintaining a school
in Hong Kong where Chinese intend
ing to seek fraudulent entry were
coached on how to pass the inspec-
tors. The same ring he said, had en-
gagged in the corruption Of federal en-
ployes, chiefly for the purpose Of
felsifying family records so that
Chinese seeking entrance would be
made to appear entitled 10 admission
through relationship or otherwise.
Coincidenrally with Diusmore's an
nouncement. an immigration inspector
was suspended from duty. According
10 the federal officials a grand jury
investigation viii follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-04
To MAKE 4 NEW
F00DF0R STOCK
FL Pasoans Form Company
For Utilization of the
SOtOl Plant.

To manufacture livestock food and
by-products from the sotoI plant a
new manufacturing concern has been
formed in FL Pasc. called the SotoI
Products company. According to in
formation on file at the chamber OF
commerce, the company will build a
plant in Ell Paso or vicinity. employ
ing, when under way, 80 men.
The officers and directors Of the
new concern are- C. II. Finley. p-esi-
dent. Tom D. Love, vice president
Harris Walthau. secretary and treas
urer- W s Crombie, claiborne Adams,
Frank Thatcher and W L. Amouett,
directors
The sotol plant grows wild i'm west
Texas, New Mexico and Arizona The
company Is said 10 have a sufficient
quantity under contract to run the
plant which will have daily capac-
ity OF so tons. for ten years
The sOtOl plant has been used for
years as a stock food for cattleme1-
who have cut the head Of the plant
open. permitting the stock 10 eat the
nutritious interior, the remainder OF
the plant going 20 waste.
The SotoI Products company owns a
patented process by which all the
starcheS and gums Of the plant are
inverted into diEestihle sugar. ana
which takes the pirh Of filling which
contains the proteids and concen-
rrateS its nutritious qualities. elimi-
mating the fiber. which is detrimental
to livestock The resultant sotoI
molas ses produced by this process.
combined with the pith and a small
amount OF alfalfa meal is said TO pro
duce one Of the best and most nUtri-
tious molasses' known.
Experiments by the company show
that each ton OF sotol Yields 500
pounds OF molasses and 500 pounds
of pith To this is added goo pounds
Of alfalfa meal or other vegetable
material when It is ready for the
market
The cost OF the finished product. IL
IS said is such that f. may be mar
keted at an extraordinary low price.
There also is a by-prOduct extracted
from the sOtol in the form OF the
fibre. which is said TO he OF great
value in the manufacture Of paper.
furniture upholstering and in the
manufacture OF Cellulose. The Weld
Of this fibre is 200 pounds per ton of
sotol. with a ready market at the mill.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-04
HUB TAILOR SHOP BURNS;
BELIEVED FIREBUG'S WORK

Fire Of incendiary origin in the
Hub Tailoring company store, SIS
North Stanton street, at 10 o'clock
Tuesday night, did about $1,000 dam
age TO the stock and fixtures A man
was seen running from the store, ac-
cording to Jack Roberts, Of az North
St Vrain street, who said he and sew
eraI other men gave chase. but could
not catch him. The floor and the
front Of the building were saturated
with coal oil and an empty can was
found under a suit Of clothes by fire
men, IL was reported. Fire companies
Nos. 4 and answered the call. and
quickly exrinEuished the blaze.
PatroIman I'd Lopez said he tried
the door only a few minutes before
the fire was discovered. and every
thing was as il should be. as far as
he could see.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-04
WHEAT HARVEST
ON At ANTHONY
Wheat Yield in the Com
munity Estimated at 80
Bushels To Acre.

Anthony, n. NJ. July THE har-
vestinE Of this districts wheat crop
is in full progress and threshers are
in operation on several farms. The
yield viii be good. being estimated at
go bushels per acre and there is be-
tween 800 and 1000 acres planted in
wheat ON the Three Saints ditch. All
this ground viii be prepared immedi-
ateIy for a seasons second crop,
which VIII consist mostly OF milo
maize and corn
Among the good sized bean patches
around here. which are doing we'll H.
that on the IT. NJ Audreas farm Just
west of the track s 30 acre orchard
is planted entirely in beans.
The opening Of the flour mill has
been delayed week. awaiting repairs.
A carload of coal has been pur-
chased and delivered here for use in
the school furnace next year
The demand for alfalfa hay is good
and 10 is expected this entire cutting
viii be shipped.
Moves Cattle TO River.
T. J. Lewis is moving his cattle In
from the range TO the valley. along
the river. north OF Anthony. The
range east OF here is On poor condi-
tion, owing to lack Of water
Andrew Gull has been making i'm
provewents on his business place here
and giving the building a coat Of
paint.