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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-01

A LOS NINOS ENFERMOS
LOS ALIVIA Embellishments ell
PAINKILLER. Inmejorable pa
ra curar contusiones, cortaduras,
etc. Desaparecen tan pronto CO.
mo Sc toma aplica. No hay mas
PAINKILLER que ell PERRY
DAVIS. Rechace los substitutes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01

weak spots I anticipate that the treaty
will be signed In the near future, This
VIII open up our market and cut off all
restrictions. -%Clement Curtis TO McFall
Grain Belt Forecast---Ilinois, fair
south, probably showers In north tomor.
row, warmer Missouri. fair tonight and
tomorrow, probably unsettled, cooler
Rest OF belt showers tonight and to-
morrow, warmer tonight, cooler north.
west tomorrow,
Chicago, Corn market active and
rather tight, Some offers OF corn for
prompt shipment to the east have been
withdrawn, wild.
New York reports 100000 rye worked
for export,
Chicago. Message from Oklahoma
City says Texas grain dealer here
says some Of the country elevator men
are being forced TO turn down corn 81.
dollar a bushel, as they have more
than they can handle now."--Ticker,
Memphis reeeipte--Corn 4, oats and
hay is cars,
Hog receipts--Chioago 10000, Omaha
1900, Kansas City 1900; Sious City
N4,50o; st, Joseph 5000; St Louis $500,
Chicago receipts Wheat, f64, 600,
corn $4,000; oats i9t, 900, shipments
Wheat $4,000; corn $4,000, oats 4so,.
600.
ST. Louis receipts Wheat, 1876, 600;
corn $4,000, oats 6e,000 Shipments
Wheat a7S0oo corn 10000 oats 62,-
000
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
HOROSCOPE
Copyright, 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate)
THURSDAY, ocToeER 2, 1919,

| Saturn and Venus rule strongly to-
cay, according to astrology making for
| the good of mankind Mercury is in
| the most malefic aspect.
There is a sinister sign for contracts
or writings OF any sort and the men
ace for treaties or diplomatic agree
ments Is especially strong.
Uranus Is In a place making for easy
deception where. the signing of papers,
sort are involved,
During this planetary government ro-
mance1 Is likely to be potent in the
lives OF the old as well as the young.
This should be very lucky wedding
viii marry.
Investments In land viii occupy I'M
usual attention during the next few
months 1t is predicted, and interest
win be qpickened by some new govern
ment project
This is lucky wedding. day and en-
gagements entered into und this sway
of the stars have a fair promise,
Hotel proprietors and all who pro-
vide food and lodging enter into a Pc
ROD o. change that foreshadows i'm
proved conditions.
Theaters this month come under
direction of the planets that presages
better conditions for players and the
, The drama, which represents the
highest literary Interpretation OF life.
VIII be revived, the seers declare. and
institutions OF learning with appreciate
the educational possibilities OF the
stage.
Persons whose birthdate it is should
safeguard their financial interests durA
ing the year. The young win WOO.
Children born on this day are likely
to be proud and ambitious. but affec- |
tionate and stcadfast in domestic rela |
tiona.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
MAGAZINE FEATURES
.2VNcIBNlGGTYSSX
BEDTINIE' STOHY
UNCLE WIGGILY GOES SCOOTING.

aren't going scooting at your age!' she
| cried
What's the matter with my age?"
asked the bunny, I'm not too old to
scoot! Bring 10 here Neddte and I'll
take chance"
dear me" exclaimed Nurse Jane.
wrapping her paws In her apron, for
she had been washing the dishes He
Is certainly the queerest old rabbit
gentleman ] ever kept hollow stump
bungalow for! Yes. indeed"
Then Nurse Jane went In the bunga-
low and Uncle Wiggily got ready TO
80 Bcooting. Neddle showed him how
TO put one foot on the scooter. and
push off with the other, and how 10
hold on with his paws, to the upsticls-
ing part, or handle.
Here ! gol" cried Uncle Wtggily, as
he began slowly 10 push himself along
on the scooter, Watch me, Neddie
boy" .E
"lm watchinglo cried the bear chap.
And so am H. growled another
voice. And II was the voice OF the
unpleasant old Pipsisewah. This bad
chap was hiding in the tall grass half
way down the sidewalk hill In front OF
Uncle Wiggily's bungalow. He had
seen the bunny rabbit get on Needless
scooter.
when he gets to whore l am hid
ing" said the Pip 10 himself, I'm jump
out on his back. and, before he knows
what's happening III bite a lot Of souse
off his ears, That will pay him for
having thrown q hot roasted potato
on me as he did last night
SO while Uncle Wiggly was scooting
down the hill on Neddie's roller skate
o-mobile the plpsisewah stood hiding
and ready TO jump out.
"Nows my chance!' whispered the
Pipsisewah as he gathered himself for
spring. Just as Uncle WISELY came
near, out leaped the Pip, Right on the
bunnys back ne meant to hop, but, Just
then, as It happened, Uncle Wiggily
slipped and rolled off the scooter. And
what should happen but that the Pip
sisewah landed right on the board, with
both paws in Uncle Wiggily's place, -.
The scooter kept on going down hill,
faster and faster, but Uncle Wiggily
wasn't on It, The bunny had slipped
off into clump OF soft, dried grass
and wasn't hurt q bit But the Pip.
slsewah on the scooter, what happened
to him7 oh myl Faster and faster he
went scooting down the hill, and, all
right into fence he bumped.
"Over the fence Is Quit" cried Neddie
as the Pip sailed across the boards
into vacant lot And then the bad
chap, all lame and full OF splinters,
limped away The bear. boy ran and
picked up his. scooter. II wasn't hurt
hardly ut all,
DO you want to scoot any more,
Uncle Wigglly9" he asked.
mo" said the bunny, I'll watch
YOU" And NeddIe had lots of fun, anil
Nurse Jane said II told you ao!' But
really i came out all right, think
and if tine snow doesn't fall down when
It's trying to learn 70 skate with. the
Ice cream cone ri tell YOU next about
Uncle Wiggily going sliding.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
Copyright. 1913 by Mcclure News
paper Syndieate.)
eY HOWARD 2. eARIs.

There was rattle, bump ana u
bang outside the door Of the hollow
stump bungalow Of Uncle WigRily
Longears, the bunny rabbit gentleman,
one day.
my goodness mo sakes alive and a
basket Of soap bubbles. Nurse Jane
What's that4" asked Mr. LonEears Of
Miss Fuzzy WuEzy, his muskrat lady
housekeeper,
I'm sure I don't know" she an
sweFed. unless the chimney has fallen
off the roof and the top OF the house
has come down stairs to live in the
cellar"
4 hope it isn't that" said Uncle
Wiggily az he opened the door And II
wasn't. There stood Needle stubtail,
the boy bear, and he had with him
something with roller skate wheels
fastened To H.
making oil the noise2' asked Uncle
Yes, It was. but I'm sorry II / scared
YOU spoke the bear chap.
We'll, you did give Nurse Jane and
me a little fright" the bunny gentle
man said But Wen forgive you.
What's It all about?"
"'Fhis Is my new sidewalk scooter
mat just made answered Neddie, II
was standing up on It, and riding down
to your house, but | got going too fast
and l RODE right Off the sidewalk and
up your steps and ii II hadn't been for
the doormat I'D a busted right on
through
'My goodness, Through what?" ask
ed Uncle Wigglly.
Through the door. replied Neddie.
Don't you want a ride on my scooter.
Gnele Wiggily? Don't YOU want TO go
soooting9"
THE bunny rabbit twinkled his pink
nose sort Of Ice cream coney like, and
said,
After the way YOU scooted around,
Neddie, do YOU think 1t would be safe
for me?"
con. you don't have to go so fast as
] did" answered Nedde see, I'll
show YOU how to go slow"
He went out on the sidewalk with
his queer little wagon. Uncle Wiggily
saw that II was made Of one narrow
piece Of hoard nailed to another piece,
On the bottom OF the first piece were
fastened al each end, two wheels from
the top Of this board, took hold of the
outstanding board In his paws, and
down the sidewalk he rode on his roller
skate scooter,
ssee, Uncle Wlggilyr' he called back
10 the bunny rabbit gentleman, You
can go fast or slow. Now don't you
want to scoot?"
why yes, guess might try it,"
said Uncle Wlggiy, taking off his tall
silk hat and putting aside his red,
white and blue striped rheumatism
eruteh. I'm take q little seoot
"Mr, Longears The very ideal" cried
Nurse Jane Fuzzy WuzSy' Surely you
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01

yneese--C ream prints, 32M3Ac.
Z, Poultry--Ducks. l562sci hens, alive,
Fps; geese, nom; turkeys, live, nom;
springers, 2-lbs, and less, 3i0S5o; large
sizes, .9Q30c
Fruits.
Lemons--Per box, S7b061S.bO.
Qranges-Callfornia, S5,bO@65O.
hananas--P Pound, 6mef7c.
80 Dried Fruit--I0vaporated apples, 228
zsci peaches, 2hhG27Ac; prunee, h.
x0N2Sc: apricots, nom.
PeAches--Colorado box, $3.50; Call
fornia clings, S2,2b
Cantaloupes Colorado pink meats,
rata S.a59l.e0; standard crates, $500
Grape concords, pony basket. ESQ
.Se; Malaga, crate, S2,50@2,75, Tokays,
Cocoanuts--Sack 100. $40. o0pl1.O 90.
Grapefruit--New Florida, box, SO, so
1fc, Malaga, crate, $2.506p2.7b, Tokays
Golden. Sl000H1O so; Yorks( $S60dpg 90.
cranberries- Barrel, $iOO@il.5O,
Groceries.
TIrur-- Barrel a!.Ib sacks. sil.aSo
Meai~cream, bbi., ii sSgs LOO loo III sacn,
$50 bo-lb. sacks, $3.50; 25-lb. sacks,
$500. l0-lb, sacks, $500; burlaps, zoe
extra; standard. A0c lower.
,uc! ra r,i sIsaandard Eranulated cane.
Mce--Head. pound, t4d915hc; broken.
Coffee -, Arbuckle's roasted, case,
memphis basis. 42,20c. roasted, bulk,
Dot 10, nominal, green. common ordis
nary SoaS5o; JSvae, SS@43c,
Vegetables.
ne Be 4 per 'b,llh@i2c; Lima,
pesa-california black-esvd. per ID,
onionsAsack. 100 lbs. S4.s5aGae.
White wax, S25G5b0; Spanish, crate,
potatoes--cwt,, all varieties, $3.50
Cabbage crate, 81, Oo6Rs. %
Peppers--Peck. 7Bo.
Eggpante--Do1en. l.00dfi.25.
Lettace-New York, head, crate, 81 90
CELERY Bunch, Mich, a5G55c.
Nucumbers--Dozen, 766ISkc,
fnmat ocS-~H tome grown, bushel "a 90
M460 Lngs. 81
Sweet Potatoes Bushei. sl,250i.5o.
Grain and Feedstufis.
oats-white, dray lots, S5c; mixed,
.cbops--2er ton. less than car lots.
Hay TNuothy. leYs than car lot.
no. ], $500; No. ., s92 90. alfalfa,
\ ghoies. sSs,co; NO i, $500 No. Z,
Mn Fseds-.lNray load lotr. ton; Ban.
$1,000; shorts. gray, $4,000.
Corn Sacke-, IN dray load lots, No.
Z mixed, $l7e
CotIonseed Products.
merchants Exchange Quotations,
rude oil, basis prime I. o, b, min 1915
4 Wl1e h. hulls, loose, CARROTS, So 00af
10Y per ton; meal, per cent, sos 0Oa
Provisions,
Dry salt Meats Regular. 22q2glso;
extras, s2h62Sc,
Sugar Cured Notwithstanding hams,
SSI3sc.
Bacon-Fancy selected. 45T4se
Lard--lioR lara. 2k03uo! best grades
q compound, 2lAe, Snowdrift. case
. sl4.7bQl650; cottoiene, 81. 35OGl4 30,
Criseo. az 00 cooking oil, h., zee.
Hides and Wool.
Hides--No 1 green, sated. AmSEe,
damaged culls half price; dry flint, l00l
4 42c; dry sailed, 3s@a0c.
No, ! hc-se hides. ssoo@s co. No. .
horse hides. s7O0Qs,OO. CLUES and
.vonies. half price.
gsI,,e, En~'sKins, fecusiTG' DRY calls
No. ! taliow. s9ioc. No. ta,low
GWsc; oeeswRx, 32W35c; ginseng, sls .0l
9l5.o0; Golden Seal. s40Jl5,O6.
Wool--Tub washed. 65Gp75o cieal
rease, 50@e5c. light bury grease, s;
HI 4Qc. hard hurry erea 40 ,qH63ynr
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
River Bulletin

sRise. --Fall,
The river In The Memphis district win
rise slowly.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
GEO. BRADFORD BUYS
BIG SHELBY FARM

George W. Bradford. of Memphis. has
purchased the old Alsup property. a $40.
aere tract OF landNn Shelby county near
Mullins, Tenn, from c, n. Smith and
Or, /. A. Crlsler II was reported We'd
nesday, The land Is about 20 miles from
Memphis on the N, G. 4 ST. l.. rail-
road About 500 acres Of the land Is
by NJ, $, Lemond, The purchase price
was not announced.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
MEMPHIS MARKETS
Quotations rsprosen, prices from Job
Produce.

Quotations represent prices from job.
Der to retailer.l
Produce.
tbepa6c,
Butter EigIn creamery, mound prints
vaM67e; country butter, 32nAbo; reno.
waited, b6W6sc.
gheese--Cream prints, 32@34c.
Poultry--Ducks, 25@2Sc; hens, alive,
zln27e; dressed 2sM3oc; ROSTERS, lao
ipe; geese, nom; turkeys, live, nom;
springers, 2-lbs, and less, Si@S5o; large
sizes, s96D30c,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01

New York--The speculative element
IN Wall street was disposed to take
bearish view last night. They held no
tion except they did not want to follow
the market on its inward movement.
outside of this purely speculative ele-
rnent talk regarding the market out
look was confident and cheerful
Times,
New York->Bull trading tactics along
specially lines continue to outline them.
ent and we believe purchase on moder-
ate recessions viii give fairly satisfae-
tory results IN industrial stocks which
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
Grain

Chicago Loading Of vessels with
wheat here for shipment to seaboarG
mas pSen stopped, owing to fear Of
strike by dock lnborcrs IN Now Yah
Babcook to Clark.
Ghileago. Some selling OF December
ana MAY corn on the weakness OF Octo ,
yer. lhicago corn arrivals today 1875
o'ars winch g quite liberal. Cash men
think fairly liberal receipts of corn viii
Keep up-Wild.
Shieago--Prioe Current reports corn
sale IRON frost, Goodman. Of Clement
ourus Co, says October first condI-
ti9h WIZ average about same as Sept.
Gluck. Ni'"i" "
chicago, Deliveries on October con
tracts this morning ass, goo bushels rye
and ESQ barrels Of pork. " ~
Chicago. % Bien says: The wholc
world is bearlsh on corn octaher gen
orally z bad month TO play the long Side.
am bullish and advise huynR on ali
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
Provisions.

Dry salt Meats Regular. 2292g%c,
extras, 32M Desc.
Sugar-c Cured Meats--standard hams,
33fI36c.
Bacon--Fancy selected. 45a4se.
Lard-IioF lara. 2k1suc. beet grades
q compound, 2iAe; Snowdrift. case.
N4.7bQi6bo cottolene, Si.35OQi49O;
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
LOCAL SECURITIES.


Quotations are unofficial being Sc.
curei from the most reliable sources
and are based on the last known sale
and bid.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
Grain and Feedstnffa
CotLonseed products.

merchants Exchange Quotations.
rude oil, basis prime T. o b, min 1915
Wl1e H.. hulls, loose, CARROTS, ST, 00df
= 90 per ton; meal, per cent. sos 0O6i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29
BOXING



TOLEDO, O., May 29--There viii be
1 no boxing on the training program
FOR Jack Dempsey next week. as a
result OF a decision reached Wednes-
day night by manager Jack Kearns
and Jimmy De Forest. chief trainer
De Forest decided to prohibit work
with the gloves because OF the danger
OF Dempsey going stale. The chal-
lenger may drop all strenuous work
for the week II the weather continues
warm
Dempsey. his trainers say. IS so
near being in top condition that he
could enter the ring tomorrow in prac-
tieally IS god physical shape as he
VIII be July 4 He increased his ring
work 70 eight rounds Wednesday and
an but knocked out One-Round Davis.
q Buffalo. n =. heavyweight Bill
tate. the ueEro heavyweight, received
another terrific punching for four
rounds and Dempsey ripped into Terry
keller Tor me final two rounds Of the
workout
Tom Jones. WIZARDS manager for
SIX an1 half years. arrived here
tuesday to arrange for special trains
70 bring fight delegations from CcIum-
BUS Ohio he is associated with Joe
Tinker. president Of the Columbus
baseball club, in the venture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29
Fifth Regiment
To Stage Bouts

The first OF a series Of weekly box
ing shows 70 be held az the fifth cav
airy camp viii take place tonight az
T. NJ c. A building 126 between crack
boxers OF the regiment Weekly
bouts viii be staged on every Thurs
day IN ths future Capt Galloway
VIII referee the events and chaplain
z c LcFaddeu VIII officiate as an
nouncer. Lieut. Elana- boxing IN
structor Of the regiment VIII be FL
charge OF the program which win
start promptly At 7-30 o'clock.
The program follows
Duquette o. the fifth cavalry -
Carson OF the SIND Yield artillery.
Merrick OF the fifth cavalry vs.. Ed
monds OF the seventh cavalry.
Young OF the fifth cavalry rs. MI
Ter OF the seventh cavalry.
Shanks o. the fifth cavalry "a Ny
rick OF the eighth engineers
Hobozsn OF the fifth cavalry vs..
Conte o. the seventh cavalry.
Bishop OF the fifth cavalry vs. Nc
CURE Of the flfth cavalry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29
ELPASO TENNIS
PLAYERS LEAVE
Court Cracks to Endeavor
To Win Titles in Doug
las Tournament.

Fl Paso's delegation to the annual
tournament OF the Border states Ten
mis- association which viii begin to-
morrow afternoon at Douglas. ARK,
viii leave this evening for the ART
zona city after several weeks o.
practice in anticipation OF the cham
pionship games. The delegation win
be composed Of Hal Christie. F. =.
Bailey and n. A. Ferguson. singles
champion. MeEsrs. T. T. Net1 and W
Cooley. titlehoiders in the veterans
doubles events being unable TO attend
she tournament because OF a pres
sure or work 10 VIII be one OF the
first tournaments missed By this pair
Of Il Pasoans in several years.
Close Play Expected.
Messrs Christie and Bailey viii Be
paired IN the open doubles event for
the border Championship against al
corners while Alr- Frguson viii be
paired With Kenneth Brown Of Tue
SON. Information reached Fl Paso
y ednesday that an unusual large
number Of entries had been received
for the different events and as
number OF crack players had entered
from the coast some stiff competl-
ton was expected for the singles
title.
Mr. Ferguson e the present border
champion and win cinch his claim on
the Championship cup Il he wins this
year 90 being the third successful
tournament IN which he has come out
the victor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29

mings. OF the Brooklyn stars. Kew
York Mutuals and Philadelphia Ma
uonais, was the first professional 10
take I'D curve pitching, out he didn't
use this delivery in games. but only
IN exhibitions before the diamond con-
tests. Cummings had developed both
In and put curves. and when he Wis
tied Princeton with the Philadelphia
club in the fall Of 1874 he enter
tained the students before the game
by exhibiting his accomplishment,
while another Philadelphia player,
York. pitched drops. Young mann
was deeply interested IN this display
and he began seriously 10 experiment
with outs, ins and drops. BY the
spring OF 1875 he had mastered All
three curves, and, while professionals
had considered curves as only inter
esting freaks. Mann utilized his
knowledge in actual games. He de-
feateds Harvard with ease. moving
down the Crimson sluggers with neat
ness and dispatch Then followed his
remarkable performance against Yale
one Of the classic events OF baseball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29
RAILWAY TEAM
VICTORIA CANE
Beats Exprofessional Nine
For Second Time; the
Score Is II to 6.

The exprofessiouals again met de-
feat at the stadium wednesday after
noon az the hands Of the T. p & s.
vs.. general office regular team The
score was one sided. - TO g. The
Pros" showed better form than usual.
but at bat were unable 20 connect
with big stipp's offerings Litteton.
catching. PLAYED fine ban. while az
ha. his home run with Two men on
featured His run was followed by
home run from Duncan. Hester
piayed fast BAH on second and shut
or runs FOR ne r. y. & S. ". office
tearn. Trefz pitched good ball but
lacked support On the field Parker's
home run IN the first was also Yea
fure TIE =. p. e g W. office team
would like 20 get a game win the
s.If- rnmnanr Tor rrld.w auen-ng-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29

san Francisco. Calf. May 29-
With the opening OF the new Velo-
drome here recently. tie sport OF
bicycle and motorcycle racing has
been revived after having been dor
mant for many years Good crowds
have attended the meets and il the
attendance continues. the sport Is
likely 10 prosper. Among the riders
are many wen known contestants.
including Hans ebert, Iver Lawson.
Fred Mclaughlin and Orlando
stevens The track. a modern high
banked elipse. - said 10 be a East
one and one OF the best in the coun-
tr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29
CLIFF HILL To
PITCH SUNDAY
Crack Southpaw VIII Be
Seen IN Feidman Uniform;
Porter and Barker Also.

Cliff Hiu on the pitching mound.
Harry Barker in the outneld and asa
Porter taking care Of one Of the IN
field stations-players whose names
are known TO every FL Pasoan-com-
pose one-third OF the lineup which
manager Clifford Perkins or the
Feidman team viii put into the field
sunday afternoon. The aggressive lit
tie pilot definitely announced
Wednesday night that he had OBJ
tanned the services Of Hil for the
entire season, together with Porter.
TIE Arizona university star and Harry
Barker, whose heavy sucEWork back
lu the Copper league days of 1918 is
stun remembered by local fans
VIII Not 20 East.
Hiu VIII not return 10 the Balti-
more International League club this
season despite an attractive offer and
VIII remain In FL Easo having OBJ
tained reeular employment here.
Realizing thar the rWirler desired 20
months IN anticipation Of going back
10 the class "A Organization next
season Perkins got in touch with him
shortly after he returned to the city
from overseas and succeeded in sign
ing up his services Barker and Hil
AAAAAaaA|aAa ga AAAA same a--AAA Az
France and returned 70 the United
states together.
Zone Team Improved.
Fans viii not be greatly surprised
Friday afternoon 20 see the zone Sup
ply team come OFT with an eXcep-
uouallT strong lineup. This club has
been practicing consistently OF late
and is being constantly reinforced by
strong players whom Mai. James f.
Couliu is assembling. The zone
supply nine undoubtedly has one Of {
with e little hitting which is sure
to come from the able bats OF Cal .
leg0s, Marty and others 10 has an ex-
celent chance OF defeating the .
Gomez team
4S05 not Consisfenf.
- is g fact that practically every /.
season for years past has witnessed a f.
sensational squirt on the part OF the
Mexican nine in which they won sew f.
aral games before being defeated. The
46o5 boys seem 20 be IN midseason
from right off the real and win ban
games before the other clubs OF the
blank page in history however, in
sofar as it concerns a pennaut won
By the Gomez team-and this Is not
Intended as criticism-which has Z
been successful during an entire sea
son. as il has been unable TO continue
lie consistent pace at the inaugura-
ion Of the schedule and Invariably
las fallen down ID
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29

Two-base hits. Trueblood. Duncan
Three-base hits. Trsfz. Trueblood-
Home runs. Barker. Littlet0n. Duncan
Hits and runs. off Trefz. u hits II
runs; Off Stepp. s hits. 4 runs; OF Dun
can. runs. 3 hits. Struck out BY
Trefz. s. by Stepp, 10. by Duncan. Q
Left on bases. G. O.. z; Ex-Pros. q
First base on balls. off Trefz. .. off
Duncan. I; off Stepp. T. Hit by pitched
balls. By Trefz. .. stolen bases. Park
e. f2l; Hester. 90. Miller. Trefz,
Schmidt. Johnson. kiehne. go. Devo-
jim, CD; Stepp, f3l. Littleton. (21s
Duncan. f3ls TruebIood. 90; HoIoman.
%; Taft. Cd Time OF game. hour,
10 minutes; umpires. Carlin- Freeman