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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29

vices Of Bert Graham and Haley. who
are IN the city. IS not known, but as
manager Duty would be Justified IN
obtaining either OF both OF the men. il
Is PROBABLE that arrangements viii be
made for them to play. On his entire
roster Duty has not one man who did
not play the entire season in the
Army and City league, while the
southsiders have two IN Weiss and
LeyTa. the former a regular twirisr Of
the Texas league In the event Duty
does not sign the two men. however.
he has a strong team which has
proved fits ability to hold It's own this
season
Weiss ana Ponsford.
Batteries for the game have not yet
been announced. but IL Is presumed
that weiss and Ponsford viii be the
choice Of the respective clans. These
two southuaWs put up 2 sterling bat
tie a little over a week ago and the
fans have an excellent idea Of what TO
expect when they meet on the mound.
Manager Duty Is having his team
out TO daily practice. and while the
air IS a bit snappy It Is Just enough 70
make the PLAYERS hustle Manager
Cordero IS also working his men and
Il the united pleas Of the fans, both
managers and park manager Harry
Kane have any influence Or the
weather man Sunday viii be a perfect
DAY FOR the national pastime.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29

serious catarrhal trouble Next. IA
the morning, before taking your usuai
smoke, walk up three flights OF stairs
at regular pace. then stop II you
find that you are out OF breath if your
heart beat IS forced. trembling or ir-
regular. you may be the victim or a
functional or organic heart trouble.
II you feel that you must smoke or
chew to quiet your nerves. you are a
slave 20 the tobacco habit and are
slowly poisoning yourself with the In
sidious deadly drugs. Nicotine and fur
rural Tn either case. You have Just
poisoning process. regarile OF
the dangers. and suffer the conse-
quenCes. OF I'D yourself OF the habit
and escape the dangers
You can overcome the craving and
stop the tobacco habit in a very short
tine by using the following mex
penslve formula. &C 70 any drug store
and ask for NicotoL Take one tablet
after each meal and IN a comparative
y short time YOU viii have no desire
for tobacco The craving viii have
left you With the nicotine poisoning
out OF your system your general
health viii quickly Improve.
Note. When asked about NicotoL one OF
our leading druegists said. Nicoiai is
truly a wonderful remedy fur the tobacco
nave ever sold before We are autnor-
izsd By the manufactures to refund the
money TO every dlss1 tiEfled customer ana
we would not permit the use OF our name
ruleas the remedy possessed unusual
merit Aicotol S. sold in this city urder
an lron-ciad money-bacl guarantee b. en-
lr-to-1dte druEEist1. Including Kelly q
pollard and Serft Wnifa q Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29
CHAMP JACK DEMPSEY
WOULD RUN BIG RISK
BY GOING TO BRITAIN

Gunbolf smith. The recordI tel
us that Gunbout was never much
Ct p whale rs a bltfier, hut he
was plenty good enough &c hang
his rock crusher on Wells'E lower
ml1iilary IN two rounds and PIT
IN end 20 their bout.
With such memories as this "a
think about we can see why Beckett
and Carpenter would much rather
have John Dempsey IN a home town
ring. but IL they would emulate
Charley 1Iitchelrs spirit, memories
would not stop them. Mitchell was
one OF the greatest and gamest fight
ers ever uncovered He was an honor
TO British boxing.
News from London says that Jem
Driscol, retired featherWeight cham
pion Of Great Britain. recently an
his intention OF returning 70
the ring. Jem is short on. dough. they
say, and feels that he must come back
to make both ends meet
A London correspondent says
that Lord LonEdale, hearing OF
Driscoii's plight, suEHestcd that
English Eportsmeu get together
nnI woe him pension FOR life In
recognition Of his successes in
upholdinE British boxing on this
side Of fAc water. his victories
in American rings are looked
upon rs an honor for the British
by the sDortsmen over there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29

New Eork.-DE Conner, formerly Of
Johns hopkins hospital SAYS. Hun
dreds Of thousands OF men who smoke
and chew and VINO believe themselves
healthy are suffering from progress
siTe organic ailments They would
never have been afflicted had q not
been FOR the use OF tobacco end most
o. them would soon get vel 10 they
would only stop the use Of tobacco.
The hest known habit forming prin-
cipal Of tobacco Is nicotine. but the
most deadly and demoralizinE is fur
fural Both are deadly poison. which
when absorbed BY the system slowly.
1u- surely. AFFECT the nerves mem
6ranees. tissues. vital organs and vital
ltr q che body
The harmful effect Of tobacco va
ries and depends on clrcums stances and
the Individual In some il causes gen
erll DEBILITY others catarrh Of the
IRENE rvousressr -Eleen lessless. loss
o. memory. lack 81 viii power. cow
ardice and fear. mental confusion
etc; ir others o. causes heart disease
bronchial trouhleg, hardening Of the
arteries. palpitation Of the heart
tuberculosis. blindness. cancer and the
common Gtlicton known as tobacco
heart
II you use tobacco IN any form you
easily detect Its harmful effects by
making the following simple tests:
Read aloud ful page from a book. II
your voice becomes mufled. hoarse
and fndistinct and you must frequent
lv clear your throat the chances are
that T1ur threat i1 affected bE catarr
and e may be the beginning OF very
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29
BY RUBBING WITH.
LINIMENTS AND
oINT1IENTS.

IF you are one Of the many thou
sand victims Of torturing Rheuma-
tism. make up your mind today thai
you viii abandon your efforts to rub
the disease away with liniments To-
lions. oinments. and local appIics-
tons. Such treatment BY itself Is not
only futile and devoid Of results. but
Is a waste of time. during which the
disease IS getting a frmsr hold on
your system.
Rheumatism IS a stubborn dis
ease. It Is not on the surface. here
fore you must not expect to be able
to cure It with remedies applied to
the surface. No one ever yet ef-
fecisd a permanent cure in this way.
50 why should you continue to suf-
fer while relying upon treatment that
has failed in thousands Of eases2
The experience Of Others afflicted
with Rheumatism IS your bes, guide.
and BY following their advice YOU
cannot only save yourself untold suf-
feTing. but nd yourself Of a disease
that will eventually wreck your body
and leave you helpless. Almost
every victim Of Rheumatism has
practically the same experience. They
are 50 impressed with the pains and
suffering Of the disease and are so
anxious 10 get nd Of them that they
have treated the pains alone. and
overlooked ihsir cause. They have
rubbed with Hnimenis. lotions and
ontmelts IN an effort to get TEN
pOrary relief. with no chance Of do
ing themselves any permanent good.
Such was the experience Of Mr..
caspus BIB. of 2424 Tsntb Avenue,
Bessemer. Ala. who writes to tell
how he found relief from this terrible
affection
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29
DODGERS AND 1906 TO
MEET WThIRD GAME ON
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

TAXING UP the series where It was
4 Temporarily sldetraclzed to allow
the playing OF the stengel games,
managers Duty and Cordero. OF the
Dodgers and 4S0F teams. respectively.
are marshaling their clubs prepara-
tory TO a renewal Of the battle for the
city baseball title at Rio Grnnde park
Sunday afternoon
Have Played Tie.
One week ago last Sunday the two
teams battled 10 g tie IN a double bill
and now that the fans have witnessed
the Stengel team IN action they are
sorry that the ser.ez was not con-
tinued last Sunday instead Of the vis-
itine team getting in the three games.
Only one nlne inning game viii
be played tbs week, in accordance
with the wishes Of the fans, ~
the majority find Il uionotonous
to sit IN the stnnds for two games
when they would be perfectly sat
isfied with one regulation battle.
Empires Harry Kane and Mai
james COnIln. who have rendered
such efficient service viii officl-
ate IN the contest between the
rival clubs.
May Sign New Men
Just what action viii be taken by
the managers In signing for the ser
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29
Ambitious Golfer Should Be Able
To Place His Shot Despite Strong
Wind; Many Called Good Are Poor

crack defeated the national title
holder BY a comfortable margin
Same Thing Happened.
Practically the same thing hap
pened IN the women's national
Championship at Shawnee. Miss Alexa
Stirling, the defending utleholder.
won handily from Mrs. ". A. Gavin,
former metropolitan champion, IN the
final round. but there were few who
knew that this rair had been opposed
match on the Saturday prior to the
championship, the result being that
Mrs. Gavin won from Hiss Stirling BY
up and 4 20 play.
Almost any golfer can set
along playing down wind. but
what the ambitious player must
do Is TO learn 60 supply his own
strength IN such a way that the
hail a sent n long distance with
out any ndVnntltous aid No man
can ever be considered a finish
ed golfer until he f. able to place
bis shots with the wind sweep
ing in a gale about him. On the
British seaside courses the winds
are terrific and that IA why these
links have become famous na
tests Of the game for the windfer
the course, other things being
equal the more testing Il q.
Flight il Hard
Getting a steady flight into the
wind is a very hard thing. for what
the wind does 20 a bali sent into Il
makes an interesting study. At sea-
side courses in Great Britain. shots
have been PLAYED that seem TO the
unfinished nothing short Of miracu-
lous, az a time when the wind was
blowing so that one could hardly
stand, and yet the tiny sphere sailed
straight and trus TO its destined
place
The wind there blows an day
and every day the only question
being how much O. how little.
and golfers must learn 20 think
OF windy day rs promising in
terestinE golf. u takes a decided
Enack 20 send a little ball flying
into a gale, feeling reasonably
sure that Il viii fall somewhere
near a designated spot. Profess
SIGNALS speak Of hanging q ball
Up In the wind. and they do Il IN
such q way thai "a u blown back
and drops near the hole.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29
RETURN To old
PLAN DESIRED
BY MANY
Public Contributes More
Than Half Million Dol
lars to the Game.
SEVEN GAMES Is
JUST ENOUGH

Anew YORK. oct 2s.-Bozemar
N Bulger says that baseball people
throughout the country. including the
broader minded magnatsE. writers
ana other students Of the game. are
Convinced that there must never be
another worlds series OF nine games.
For the good OF the national sport
they are also convinced that the
Prices are entirely too high. that the
share OF receipts for the players. the
cluhs and the National commission
are out Of all proportion, and that in
the future the playing Of baseba g
classic event viii be endangered II
the policy Of greed IS not checked
FAVOR short Series.
ont Of perhaps 100 persons. whose
opinions were sought on tnis subject
there we're not more than Two or
three dissenting voices. They were
u those who had Just profitted BY
the annual event.
In the first place the receipts
amounted 10 little more than
S12z. 900. ia f. asking little too
uluch or the public 70 contribute
S725-Oo0 TO one set OF games just
ut the moment when all the Ereaf
minds Of the nation are urEinE
the people 80 exercise economy.
And this amount does not IN
dlcute the outlay OF those who
attended the series. More than
twice that much was spent in
expenses, hotel bills, railroad
fares. faEicunE. etc.
The winning players received $3.50
each which is fully two years salary
20 some Of them. In other words.
when a PLAYER can make In the week
Of the series as much as he does in
Two years OF regular salary he Is
bound 20 become dissa tsfied in case
his club does not win the nennant-
1IaEnates declare that the false prices
wiz give the young PLAYER. esne-
ciallv. the impression that baseball IS
a gold mine and he VIII demand more
salary than can be paid
Failed 10 Make M0neF.
THere were several BAH clubs that
made no money at all this year, but
il is difficult 70 believe that when
one is faced with the receinfs OF the
worlds series. Minor LEAGUE man
ayers are In sen a predicame7t that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29
Grammar Teams
Play Tie Game

A fierce game Of soccer football was
played at the Rio Grande park on
Tuesday between the Morehead and
Bailey schools. The final score was
one to one. Some Of the players passed
and dr.bbied in real English style.
This game was one of the series
in which all the grammar schools are
going to compete for the champion
ship Of the city.
Morehead-F. Cushing, center: ".
Cushing, right wing; sanford. right
forward Chico. left wing; Pospues.
left forward; Gorrez. left half GILL;
lermo. right half; HolEuin, center
half; Ocour0na, left full; Collins, right
full; Norciss0. C. x. Balley-Rogers
q center Pehrea. first half. A. Swindler
second half. right wing; Pradc, right
forward; Tolbert. left wing; Binkley
left forward: Alsno, left half: Pollock
right half Heron, center half. de "a
Tore, left full. Catena, right half;
Uhlig, G. K. Goals, Alsuo Bailey
HolEuin floreheadl.
The game was refereed by Wilson
1lcVey, Of the Y. II. c. A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29

New YORK, Oct. 2s.-When a man
IN or woman golfer is beaten in the
final round OF a championship tourna-
ment, the defeated one henceforth
goes down in history as a player who
was good. but not good enough TO
win from the other party. For IN
stance. take the case OF Oswald
Kirby and Davidson Heron. The
metropolitan champion did not even
qualify in the recent national anna
tsur meeting at oakmont. whereas
Heron came through in the final
round By defeating Bobby Jones. Yet
in the Lesly cup matches at the Ma
tional links a couple weeks ago Kirby
and HERON played No. on the metro
poiitan and Pennsylvania teams.
respectfully, and the Englewood
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29

MEMORIES OF what happened to
w Charley Mitchell and BombardIer
Wells when they came to America 10
tackle our best heavyweights are prob
ably responsible for the fact that
Joe Beckett and George Carpenter
are DESTROYS Of fighting with Demp-
sey-over there.
VIII Not Come over.
They don't want to come to the
United States while Jack Is the cham
pion- If they can get him into a Lon
don or Paris ring they are willing to
take their chances with him for
fat consideration But over here2 No
thing doing. At least. not for some
time to come.
Charley Mitchell, one OF the
greatest scrapperH England ever
produced, came across the briny
during Jim Corbett's heydav and
got clipped on the chin in Jack
sonriile. He lasted just three
rounds, Mitchell was willing TO
take chances, for he had already
been through the hest that Eng
land had TO offer and had cleaned
up everybody on his side OF the
pond.
he had to his credit a 90 round
draw with John L Sullivan At Chan
tilly, France. and that was the great
est battle Of his career, as well as one
OF Sulliran's toughest fights. Nit
chen had comparative good luck as
a money maker IN America. despite
the fact that both Sullivan and Cor
bert beat him IN three rounds and the
fights came nearly II years apart
Beat Them All.
Bombardier Wells mopped up every
opponent they could dig up for him IL
England including Porky Flynn. who
was imported from the United States
and who lost in a decision 20 the
Bomb in 90 rounds.
Then he came TO America. and
on June IS, 1912, Al Palzer let ny
his wage Garner In the third
round and The big BOmbardier
took the count. In March 1913.
Wells came hack to the G. S. A.
once more this time to take on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29
Stengel Team Is
Victor In Game

Manager Casey Stangers picked
team. defeated the z4th infantry Tues
day afternoon at Columbus By the
score Of 10 to IN a loosely PLAYED
game. The Columbus team only had a
few days practice, the game being
hstless and poorly played The stem
gel team is now scheduled 60 fin a
three days engagement IN Fort Bay
ard and VIII then 90 70 Tucson. Ariz
From there they jump over to Ray
and Hayden. Ariz.- for a brief series
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29

Physicians now agree that many
forms Of Rheumatism are caused by
a germ in the blood The pain Is not
the disease Itself. but merely a symp-
tom-nature's warning to you thar
you have been attacked The only
intelligent treatment. therefore. Is
through the blood; treatment d.
reessd toward eliminating the dis
ease germ from the blood For years
nearly al the prescriptions used by
the medical profession were those
containing iOdide Of potash or mer-
eurial substances. bu, in nearly every
case these minerals are more hiur-
ious to the system than the disease it.
self
One reason Why S. S. S. Is 50
successful IN the treatment Of Rhsu-
matism and other blood disorders Is
the fact that il is a purely vegetable
remedy. being made from roots and
herbs gathered direct from the fer
esis. It contains not a particle Of
mineral substance. and acts By div
ing disease germs from the blood and
1t Of all impurities. S. S. S.
has been on the market for fifty
years. and almost every druggist has
sold 1t ever since he has been IN busi-
ness. 1t IS sold under an absolute
guarantee that It Is purely vegetable.
Our medical department is nam
famed for the benefit Of the afflicted.
and if you viii write fully abou.
your case you VIII be given com
plete advice as to the treatment
necessary for your individual case
tor which no charge Is made. Ad-
dress Swift Specific Co.. 405 Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29
FIELDER
PROVED BIG
MAINSTAY
Made 2 Thrilling Catches
Which Saved Game For
the Red Tribe.
OUTDID HAP FELSCH
OF THE WHITE SOX

.TDDIE ROUsH. the Reds center
4 fielder. was the brightest iumi-
nary on defensive play Of both teams
in the worlds series
Two Of his catches we're marvsls
Confined on Nszt Psss.D
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29

NanaEer cav lr1Vall q ne
PhiIIies, according TO reports printed
Ia Los Angeles expects TO secure a
couple OF Coast league PLAYERS dur
ing the winter. Men he has 81 mind
are BIZ PerLIca and curly Rr1Wn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29

Hans Wagner is going 70 apreai
Ia a movie film He mas sisnsd d
contract with a Pittsb lrE producIrs
company and VIII "act u a baseball
comedy picture
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29

RElIElInERs ~ ALL.

- REMEMBERS THEN ALL I
- Up tn Minnesota there lives =
. probably the oldest active base I
. ian in the United States There (
- are many veteran fans, but Dc IS Z
- doubtful whether any OF them Z
- show quite the same degree Of Z
9 enthusiasm az that manifested :
. By Cord King, who IS 10 bis 9lst Z
. year and SSH delights as much s
. as ever 10 roofing for the home :
. team"
- Mr. King was a fan when the Z
- Cincinnati Red stockings first :
. won fame, back IN 1858, but be 4
. also was a fan years before that I
- and vas a member Of an ANA 4
- teur team which played before 4
. the war IN Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29

they are begging that the big event
be discontinued. or their little
leagues. which furnish the big league
material. win face financial ruin
when Il comes to making contracts
for next year.
baseball people are also curious
to know just what viii be done
with the So. 600 paid to the ma
tiounl commissi1n As its share Of
the receipts. T. IL TO be used as
n sinking fund or rFhaf9 II surely
iE much more than enough to pay
the sainrIeE necessary TO conduct
the business Of the commission.
The $4,000 paid TO each Of the
two club owners VIII be put 10 a good
purpose. Under a new rule this
money Is distributed among the sew
eral clubs IN the two leagues and
viii help out those who had an IN
fortunate season.
Tired q Affa;-.
Vow, as 70 fhe nine eames-it IS
quite evident that the public IS tired
Of the louE drawn out affair. the
interest could not be sustained The
attendance at the last game IN Gin
rinnatl proved that concIusivelv.
What started out with a Ereat flare
0f enthusiasm wound M IN e painful
hut tolerant walt. The public is q
lively partner In baseball and must
be considered.
There were not enough well TO o.
neople n CITY the size Of Cincinnati
70 paw IS day for z week TO see
bah Games
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29

CAN NOT BE CURED

"A few years ago 2 suffered from
a severe attack OF articuiar
rheumatism that rendered me al
most helpless. By the use o. the
usual external remedies was
able 20 check the pain somewhat.
but did not regain the fun use OF
my limbs. and on cloudy days OF
when exposed 70 dampues1 or
cold would Immediately suffer
from stiff and aching joints
1eEau 10 take s. s. 8 and eli
symptoms at once began 70 di1-
appear. untl now I have no fear
OF exposure 20 the worst sort o.
weather. ] feel C ny duty 10
recommend s. S. s. 70 al who
wish 20 free themselves from the
torturing clutches - Rheuma-
tism-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29
Tobacco Hardens the Arteries,
OUertaxes the Heart
and Shortens Lif

Says Dr. Conner Who Suggests Simple Test to Find
# It Is Hurting You Can You Stand It?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29
HOOK bones IS
OUT WITH Def
VIII Campaign Border For
Bouts in the Middle
weight Division.

Hook Bones, more or less familiar
TO border boxing fans has taken up
arms against all middleweights Of
the southwest and Is planning a cam
paign which he hopes wiz land him
at the top Of all OF the district con
tenders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-29

Hook has placed his affairs IN the
hands Of Scott Nichols. an Fl Paso
sportsman and who IS planning 10
get him bouts in Phoenix. Miami, Bis
bee and other cities of the west
where boxing IS flourishinE. He is an
exceptionally fast and hard hitting
middleWeight and hat q record that
VIII compare favorably with that OF
any battler IN the entire country. He
Is also the veteran Of several bouts
with Hayden and Rufus Williams. the
two leading negro mlddles OF the
southwest and would like nothing
more than get the Two in the ring
again and contest for boxing suprem-
.acy.
Hock would undoubtedly make an
excellent match for ee Anderson, a
sturdy middleweighr who recently ar
rived IN the city and IS being handled
tv Jed English Bones can be reached
care The Herald sports editor or
Scott Nichols at the Western Union
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-16
Suffered Five Years
No Rheumatism Now
Wants to Tell the Whole World
How He Got Rid of il.

Wants to Tell the Whole World
How He Got Rid of it.
~ want to tell the whole world
what Truslers Rheumatic Tab
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for five years. l tried almost ev-
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went to different springs. Aft
er using six boxes of Truslers
Rheumatic Tablets, l felt so
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more. When they were gone l
was we'll. That has been three
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Young, East State St, Hunting
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