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would be very altrustic position to
assume.
I think the more logical conclusion
is that you endeavored to make good
out there, and in your zeal to make
good and make reputation as mana
ger of those interests. you used this
money to promote the newspaper bust
ness and the Penrose Mercantile busi-
ness.
In all of these circumstances. the
Court thinks that a proper penalty
would be from two to three years in
the penitentiary. And accordingly it
will be the judgment of this Court that
you be taken from the Bar of this
Court tor the county jail. from whence
you came, and from thence. with all
convenient speed to the Colorado State
Penitentiary. and therein kept and con-
fined. in safe and secure custody. and
at hard labor. for period of not less
than two years nor more than three
years
oAatA thAo cChtChSC- as andCf
1t. for good behavior. you will get
credit OF one month for the first year.
and two months for the second year,
and in addition to that. IL you we're
made trusty. you will get an ad-
ditional ten days on for each month
served; so that the possibilities arc
you may not serve a great deal more
than a year. In making this sentence
this low. l am giving you the benefit
of all the doubts.
Mr.. Cowie: Thank you very much,
your Honor.
The Court: And I feel. Mr. Cowie
that a man OF your intelligence is Sc
verely punished by the humilis ton
which necessarily follows conviction
of this kind. l also feel you are q
young enough man to feel that when
you get out you can and will make good
again. and retrieve the ground you
have lost. and be a better man even
than you were before.
That is all.
l
That sentence is in Case No. 1927
The same sentence will be imposed a.
to the first count in each of cases
4lss. 41ss. 413s. 414o. 4113. 1922. 41s7
414s. 4142. 413s. 412e. 4141. 1882. 41s4
and 4135-these sentences to run con
currently with 4127-so that in serving
the one you serve them all.
The hearing of certain evidence re
quired by law in the case of Archibald
Cowie on Wednesday. after he had
changed his plea from not guilty to
guilty. as alleged in the information
of the district attorney. was of un.
usual interest to the public. and in.
dicated mitigating circumstances on
the part of the palintiff.
The matter of submitting proofs on
the part of the prosecution covering
all of the cases on file was long pro
cess and consumed the entire time of
the court from 1880 O'Clock in the
afternoon until the evening recess.
The court was then adjourned until
O'Clock in evening. when the defend
ant began the submission of his ties.
timony and the taking or evidence
continued until after 10 o'clock. at
which time Judge Cooper announced
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A Mistake Made By Many.

Don't wait for rheumatism to indi-
cate diseased kidneys. When you suf-
fer pains and aches by day and sleep
disturbing bladder weakness by night
feel tired nervous and run down. the
kidneys and bladder should be re-
stored to healthy. strong and regular
action. 1t is a mistake to postpone
treatment. Foley Kidney Pills put
the kidneys in sound healthy condi-
tion and keep them active and strong.
Begin by taking today. Good results
follow the first dose. Sold every
where.
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SOCIETY

About Is young mdies. members OF
the Hesperisn Club. enjoyed a delight
ful time at a theater party at Jones'
theater last night After the enter.
tainment all went &c Nelson's where
dainty refreshments were served.
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DR.. LITTLE BRINGS SON
HOME FROM SPRINGS
DR.. W, T. Little brought his son.
Franklin. home from Colorado Springs
Saturday so that ths latter can re-
cuperate among home SURROUNDINGS
from his recent very severe sick spell
which for time seemed as II 1t would
end fatally. Franklin. however. at
present is much better and is now on
the road TO recovery.
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Pulverize clay birds at your best
with Remington uMC gun and Shells
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by entertained 90 guests at family
dinner at the Strathmore. hotel for Mr..
ind Mrs. James Biggs and Mrs.
Tweedy OF Danbury. Conn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Kurtz OF Grand June
tion and Capt Clyde Biggs. who are
guests at the c. A. Biggs home. The
dinner was at O'Clock and only mem
bers OF the family were present.
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A number OF friends of Miss Stella
Aciiebcin gathered at her home. sl9
Harrison avenue. last night with deli.
cious refreshments and misceiian-
Gus shower. The AFFAIR was a surprise
10 Miss Acklebein. who is to be mar
ried some time in May to Joseph
Siioh OF Utah. Many pretty gifts
were presented TO her. The evening
was spent in playing cards and good
social time was enjoyed by all.
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Mrs. Clarence Kurtz OF Grand juno.
tion and Capt. Clyde Biggs. who are
| guests at the c. A. Biggs home. The
dinner was at O'Clock and only mem
bers OF the family were present.
One of the most complete surprises
waslthet given Tuesday night at Odd
Fellows hall when the ladies OF the
Harmony Rebekah lodge surprised
the members OF the Odd Fellows
lodge in commemoration OF their one
hundredth anniversary OF the found
ing of Odd Fellowship In America.
After the regular meeting OF odd Fel-
lows the ladies' arrived in body and
royalty entertained them at a ban
quet and program OF music. songs and
recitations. The evening was most
enjoyable and one long to be remem.
bered. The Odd Fellows said they
greatly appreciated the hospitality OF
the ladies' OF Harmony Rebekah lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. David l.. Robson en-
tertained 81 at a very pretty Z O'Clock
dinner last night at their home on
Riverside avenue in honor of Capt.
Clyde Biggs. recently returned from
overseas. Pink roses were used as the
centerpiece on the table which was
beautifully decorated in lavender and
pink. At each iady's place was u
pretty corssge bouquet of lavender
and pink sweet peas and at the gen
tiemen's place was a pink carnation.
After dinner five hundred was placed.
Mrs Hunter Palmer receiving ladies'
high prize and c. A. Biggs high prize
for the gentlemen.
Over 100 people enjoyed a show.
given by the boys and girls OF the
seventh and eighth, grades of the JET
ferson school at that place Thursday
evening. II was given for the benefit
OF the French war orphans and 1850
was cleared. Mr.. Cleiand assisted the
children by showing stereopticon
views.
One OF the most enjoyable events
OF the season was that given by Miss
Laura Aebersoid 1t her home. SIS
River street, Saturday nisht. The af-
1 fair was combined farewell and an
nnuncement party for Mrs. Jessie Eu,-
lnerson Price. who will leave Canon
City soon with her husband after he
IL mnsetred out Of ne sNfyice, which
Will ~ some tiype next week. and also
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Nj. ana Mn. Frank p. smith. NJ.
Ard Mrs. W. =. Galley snd J. y, Bowl
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The members OF the Westminster
Guild OF the First Presbyterian church
met AT the home OF Miss Isabelle
O'Neai. 307 Harrison avenue. Wednes-
day night. After the general bnsi-
meas meeting. there was music and
songs and social hour thoroughly en-.
toyed by all.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowen enter
tained l2 couple nj three tables OF Ave
hundred at their home on Harrison
avenue last night for their house
guest. Mrs Donan Kendall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Combs were awarded the
prize for the couple having high score,
and Mrs. Kendall received the guest of
honor prize. After cards all partici-
pated in dainty refreshments Those
present were DIR. and and Mrs. +. c..
Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Combs. Mr..
and Mrs. II, C. Stommei. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Batcheior. Mrs. Ralph Wann.
Mrs. Kendeil. Miss Beulah Emmerson.
Arthur Knowlton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Riggs entertained
% guests at O'Clock dinner at the
Hotel Canon Saturday night. compli-
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. James Biggs
and the iatter's mother. Mrs Tweedy,
OF Danb6ry. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Kurts Of Grand junction and
Capt. Clyde Blggs. who are guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mr.. G. A. Riggs.
The dinner was carried oat'in red and
white and carnations were used a.
flower decorations.
e 4 - - u n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

NEW YORK, May 50.-Many OF The
~ athletes who have been selected
TO represent the Uaited States army
On the inf2rafiisd eancs in France
next month are on their way TO this
city from the Pacific coast and the
middle west. over 90 Of them have
norsded secretary Rubion Of the ANA
teur Athletic union that they viii be
here IN time TO sail on the steamer
America, which VIII leave Hoboken
Tuesday, June 3.
KEbane Quits Ring.
Cleveland, o., May 30.-Johnny XII
Dane-. featherWe light champion, has
called off all ring arrangements ow-
Ing 10 the death Of MS six year old
daughter here Thursday.
Herman Fights Draw.
St Louis, Nay 3J.-Pete Herman
holder, and Kid Regain Of st. Louis
fought eight fast rounds 10 a draw
here Thursday night, according TO
newspaper critics.
Past Bout on Coast.
san Francisco, Nay 30.-Johnny
Ray, Pittshurg lightweight, and Earl
Baird, former national amateur light
weight champion, fought a fast four
round draw here Thursday night
Olympic Program Out.
Paris, May 30.-The proposed pro-
gram for the 1920 Olympic games as
published here contains no marathon
OF deca thlon events and no Rugby
football Throwing OF the grenade
has been added to the discus, weight
and hammer events.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Barney Oldfield Hopes That
American VIII Win Classic
Veteran Speed Champion Wants Either milford OF
Cooper to Come Out Victorious in the Indianapolis
Sweepstakes Saturday. The Car With the Least
Number of Cylinders VIII Win Says Barney

TNDIANAPOLIs. Ind. Nay 30.-The
1 premier auto race Of the year viii
be run at Indianapolis May 81, and in
the list Of starters are the names OF
the worlds most noted pilots. The
running Of the event IS the outstand-
ing motor affair Of 1913. and in the
cars which viii be started Is every
variety from fours to twelve-special
racing cars TO built over touring spe-
Gals
First since war.
The Indianapolis race IS at 500
miles. and this running viii be the
first since before the war. Because
Of the stars who viii start the import
ance Of the race as a championship af-
Iair and the variety Of motors specu-
lation centers in the questions Of what
type motor VIII be first and what
speed viii be averaged. Let all re-
member this is a brick course OF the
smooth board tracks
Ny prediction n TO motors r.
that a four-cy Under ear will be
first. As 10 speed I should say
IS miles per hour average VIII be
the best possible. though frnck
and weather conditions may
change my ideas on this latter
point at the last minute.
For racing purposes. and especial
IS long distance event ike this and
over q brick course 7 am strongly IN
favor Of the four cylinder motor
This motor IS supreme here. The
racing speeds a smooth motion and
lessons strains which are more likely
In larger number Of moving parts
or course, this smootnness is more
evident in the multi-cylinder motors
at low speeds. OF course the oppo-
nents to this argument have a good
contention in that their moving parts
are lighter and under less strain than
the four cylinder car
Pulls for American.
For this reason and because 7 am
tremendously DESTROYS Of seeing an
American win. I am pinning nv faith
I'm the driving Of the Earl Cooper.
Louis Chevrolet Ralph milford. Cliff
Durant, Roscoe Sarles or lie Coco. II
viii be a hard race for these fellows.
though, since GouE. winner six years
ago. IS back with a Peugeot. while
preparedness in the game The Brit
ish siE-cylinder Sunbeam IS a bear
too, 7 am told. Boillot. Thomas and
Gurot are the pick Of France. and
their cars are designed by the man
who made the PeuEeots.
One thing I am sure about. and
TINT f. Il will be a fast ear which
viii be winner There T. Ecnnt
chance for any rebuilt touring car
despite the consistency which may
be obtained. There ARE TOO many
fast ears fer one OF these birds
to COP.
But don't expect a race at 100 miles
an hour despite the fact that most Of
the cars cau do rs On one Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

t, board tracks such IS possible. but the
man who takes the loW-banked turns
at Indianapolis faster than so miles
per hour is gone Mot drivers shut off
four times 10 each turn OF the course
and depend upon terrific speed down
the straight-aways Even when on
the straights drivers have to pick
their way 70 avoid rough spots
l. Test OF Drivers.
Carl Fisher has always had a def
mite theory that the championship
race should be q test OF drivers. tires,
strength and rugged construction. as
we'll as speed Drivers VIII be under
a terrific strain. and the wise fellow
viii get relief during the contest
Weather viii have a lot 70 do with
the speed, but when a man averages
IS miles an hour he win have 10 drive
the turns al close TO so and the
stretches at over los. The brick
soaks up heat and burns tires on
hot DAY. If e is cool. faster time VIII
be possible But for me. I look for an
American victor at IS miles an hour
average, in a four-cylinder car.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Cliff Hill To
Return To East

Cliff Hiu. southpaw twirIer. who
recently returned from overseas where
ne served with hospital unit III. win
soon leave for Baltimore. where he VIII
take up his former position on the
pitching staff Of the Baltimore Inter
national league club Hill announced
Thursday afternoon that the Balti-
more team had asked that he return
to the team as soon as he could and
negotiations looking TO his return
have already been started. The Balti-
more team ii is said. sorely miss the
services Of Hill and Herb Thorma h
leen. who is now a member OF the
New York Yankees The Fl Paso
southpaw was one Of the most de-
pendable members Of the Oriole staff.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Richard VIII
Make Big Money


NEW YORK. Nay 5o.-New York
Y fight fans are busy with pencil
and paper trying to figure out how
Tex Rickard expects to make any
money on the WiIlard-Dempsey bout
at Toledo, o. on the afternoon Of JULY
Z. But Tex wears a smile Of conf
dence and is prepared to show the in
quisitive ones just how IT can be done.
Richards appropriated expense ac-
count runs something Ike this. Wiz
lard, 100000; Dempsey, S2z,500; fed
eral TAX, 10 per cent Of gross re-
celptsi Toledo Boxing commission Tor
CHARITY. per cent OF gross receipts.
grandstand, $4,000; other expenses
Tor tickets etc, SOS. 1000
VIII Make Money,
Figuring on $50l.000 house. Rick
are.s expenses would approximate
s-35s5g0 and he would be to the good
s4o,auu. But Tex would ten you he
does not expect TO quit at 100000
and that IT would not surprise him in
the least il the gate receipts totaied
something like 100000. IN that event
Rlckard would pocket S129, 500
here ls now Tex expects 10 get the
money The Erandstand wiz seat an-
proLimateIy $4,000 Persons. These
seats VIII sch from SO 10 $50 Tie
AaNHa VIII ser ADE me Lul
price and Richard figures auproxf-
mately 1000 seats at that price. Just
slzo,gp0 right there, II you please. and
Tex still with the pencil in his
fingers.
Large Number At SO.
Then viii come the lesser price
seats, rapidly falling to the SO seats.
by which Richard expects TO make his
biggest profit. Richard is a firm be-
lever in support from the laboring
class He VIII tell you it is the labor
ing man and not the moneyed man
who support boxing bout and points
70 Reno 10 prove his claim.
Tex also figures our the west
and middle west are strong fer
holiday bouts, and that Toledo
could not be improved upon for
location especially when il
comes TO bout on n holiday.
THE boxing ian Of the middle west
would not think OF working on July
4, 3" says Richard He wants amusa-
ment, in fact, he demands it. And il
is the man in the $40 seat who
is going 10 pull ne out Of all this ex-
pense. Incidentally. more than $4,000
sailors and soldiers Of Ohio havs
proved they are strong for the fight
by petitions 10 Toledo's mayor and
Ohio's governor. Yep, the future
looks mighty rosy 70 me"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
It may not be troubling you
during the warm weather,
butitis stilin your blood.

Catarrh IS not only a disgusting
disease but is dangerous one. and
you should never let up in your ef-
forts 10 get it out Of your system uu-
I'll you have done It thoroughly. Get
I'D OF It, whatever IL costs you in
trouble and money.
Mild weather viii aid the treat
ment and this is an excellent time
10 thoroughly cleanse the blood OF
the germs Of Catarrh and be for
ever I'D OF the troublesome sprays
and douches that can onlv relieve
you for The time
= ; 3 is q purely vegetable blood
remedy made from roots and herbs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Now Is a Good Time to
Drive Out Catarrh

direct from the forest, which com
bat promptly disease germs or i'm
purities in the blood. This great
remedy has been used for more than
fifty years, with most satisfactory
results It has been successfully used
By those afflicted with even the Sc
verest cases OF Catarrh. It relieves
catarrh thoroughly. for It treats the
disease at its source S S. S. is sold
by druggists everywhere.
For the benefit Of those afflicted
with catarrh or other blood disor-
ders. we maintain a medical depart
ment in charge OF a specialist skilled
in these diseases. II you viii write
Us fuzzy ne VIII give your case care
ful study. and write you just what
your own individual case requires
10 charge IS made for this service.
Address swift Specific Co, z62 swift
Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga--AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Little League Is
Very Prosperous

Bob Browns little Northwestern
International shop league is running
along. playing games on Fridays,
saturday and Sundays and not at
tracting much attention. but it is
demonstrating an idea and the pro-
mOters are satisfied At last ac-
counts Seattle was leading the
league, which was more than the
Seattle Coast league team was doing.
at any rate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
ATHLETIGSH0W
A BIC SUCCESS
Boxing Lessons Form Part
Of Field Exercises at
Fort Bliss Field.

About 6eo0 soldiers, members OF
practically every military Unit Of the
border patrol in this district went
through a special routine of field
physical training exercises Thursday
afternoon on the Filth cavalry parade
grounds under the direction Of Capt
C. Lyman Brosius. Music for the
occasion was furnished by the com
bined bands Of the SIND artillery and
Fifth and Seventh cavalry regiments.
The soldiers appearing Ia their shirt
sleeves and making a splendid exhibi-
ion with their broad shoulders, and
sunburned arms and necks. Boxing
lessons also formed "a part OF the ex-
ercises under the direction OF in
sUruct0r Bobby Burns.
Use AIind and Body.
CAPT. Brosius directed the exercises
from hiss place on a nigh platform
constructed IN the center OF the box
ing ring. his commands were heard
distinctly and were obeTed with an
ardor and enthusiasm which showed
that Che soldiers were in hearty &C
cord with the training The exercises
are very similar 10 the regular set
ting Cd" exercises Of the army except
that the soldier is also taught TO use
his mind al the same time and count
OF speak as he goes through the vari-
Gus movements, thus effecting a CO.
ordination between the mind and
body.
Following tn exercises the boxing
class was called by instructor Burns
and about $50 sturdy young men
douned the gloves for a BRIEF setto.
Even in the slight preliminary train
ing which they went through the et-
forts Of the instructor were apparent
as every one OF the students boxed
cleverly, leading with his left hand
and always holding the right in such
q position chat he could either strike
or guard with IL II necessary The
students were then paired off and
some fast work was seen for few
minutes.
Il is the plan OF the Tt. Bliss ath-
Ietic council TO stage a mass boxing
contest in sthe near future at which
every regiment viii be represented
and each aspirant 20 uitt honors viii
be given an opportunity 70 show what
he can do
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
CHAMP Willard
VISITOR HERE
Heavyweight TitlehOlder to
Go Through 81 Paso
En- Route to Toledo.

Champion Jess Willard expects 10
defeat challenger Jack Dempsey with
/ IN the scheduled limit Of their u round
contest at Toledo on July &. such was
the expression Of the big titleholder to
a number Of friends Thursday after
noon at the union station when ne
dropped off for about 90 minutes
while his train was being made Up
I preparatory 10 resuming the trip
northward to Toledo to start trainins
for the championship contest willard
was accompanied by two husky spar
ring partners from the Pacific coast
and who win be relied upon TO bear
the brunt OF the heavy training Of the
champion
Remained on Outside.
Jess did not have time 10 call Up a
number OF his friends in the city, but
remained on the platform playing
with a small boy he was the object
Of considerable interest and while all
attempts to lead the big fellow out
about his future plans were futile.
his confidence is one thing that could
not be kept down. He expects TO stay
one day at his former home in Law
renee, kas-, before proceeding to To-
ledo for the fight All plans prepar-
atorv To his arrival in Toledo have
who have selected the site Of his train
Ing near that Of the challenger Demp-
Training Site selected.
Toledo Ohio. May 3o.-Selection OF
former clubhouse on the shore Of
1laumee bay, less than a mile from
Jack Dempsey's training quarters. was
made Thursday as the training camp
for Jess willard. who IS due here sat
urday-
Dempsey is using his sparring part
ners so roughly that manager Jack
kearns is having difficulty in retain
ing them One-Round Davis, a zoo
FOUNDER from Buffalo, n y, quit the
other Waloping- he was nearly
knocked out for the second time in
two DAYS. Dempsey confined his ring
work 10 seven rounds today going
four with Sergt BIZ Tate, two with
Terry Keller and one with Davis.
Is Ideal Location
Wizards clubhouse is an ideal 10
cation. but II lacks living quarters. so
Willard and his retinue viii have 20
select a cottage on the bay shore in
which 10 eat and sleep. II was sug-
gested to Tex Rickard. promoter Of
the contest, that with the Gangs SO
close together. the heavyweight rivals
might meet on the road some morning
and start trouble Richard laughed az
the idea and said he hoped they would
meet
'.The old days Of pugilism have 4
passed Rickard said This Is q box i
ing contest for supremacy Of the
hearyE eight class. and purely husi- .
ness proposition. the same as a base
bah game or other amusements. WIZ /
lard and Dempsey VIII be paid per-
formers. They are not mad at each .
other. and 7 hope that II they meet 4
while doing road work they VIII stop
and shake hands. Men IN other
branches OF athletics are friends
why can't Dempsey and Willard be
friends while they are conditioning
themselves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

Don RAIDER started out well at short
for Portland, but he hardly viii be
developed by Walter 1lcCredie into
another Bancroft or Hollocher. Port
land fans do not seem to be impressed
with Claude Derrick. Eddie Bogart.
who was slated 20 be a phenom, has
been released
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

One OF the bright features on the
Beaumont team is the work OF Joe
Mathes, first 5aseman and captain OF
McCloskey's oilers Joe went rather
badly in the Coast league last year.
but he seems 20 have come back in
great shape in Texas circles.