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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

il is expected that no definite decision
viii be reached preliminary discus
sion win be held. Kane has received
offers from the Minneapolis clr5 Of
the American Association to play
two games here on its trip 70 the
coast. and Il IS known that the St
Paul team OF the Association Is also
going 70 Los Angeles for a series
with the pennaut winning club OF
the Coast league.
stop over d Fl Paso and Kane
states that II q Saturday zDd
Sunday date could be obtained
there Is little Doubt but thar p
Paso fans Wouid sanction the
playing Of q double Bin
Circuft League DefL
There VIII probably Be oEleI
series between the Circuit league rag
winners and the Army ana L-E9
champions Circuit leagues are CON
posed q virtually The same naterlai
Of which the Army and city is con
structed as many OF the piayers q
the week end league take a1Tallase e
Of the daily schedule OF the Circuit
and desiring exercise have signed up
with one OF the teams Of this organ--
zation-
Fl. Bayard q another fean
which vii receive confederation
IN Arranging for series Kane
has not yet received word from
Tommy su'ith relative to g series
With the fast aEErrEnflnn from
Uncle Sans big hospital post, but
II f. expected thar favorable 1c-
ton VIII be taken. The team has
played number o. games this
season mad has Won the majority.
the seasons record being fattened
with two victories over the 2fth
infantry.
Some Fl Paso fans are urging the
bringing OF the 25th infantry team 70
e. Paso from Nogales and action nay
be taken toward this end
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
THROUGH
SPORTVILLE
Ihe Bigger TheY &c

Pill LANCE the last time we him weighed about $50 pounds and
II impression being overweight
Bill it Dempsey taking o Willard
bit Of moral financial standing monkey
Cupid nowadays likely walking
trouble and isn't to walk from trouble when shoes
e bought
H many loving uniting
during tie last Perhaps that the powers getting after
L
propose
prices opportunity Just
embrace the long flies the outd, SpOrtvi1e wishes him all joy
May grandchildren pick
off the fence IN the days "vhen nsnl"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

contest himself by slamming the Dali
into the left field bleachers. in the
fourth with two men on after lvF
Wingo had been pur7osely passed A
triple by Hod. IN the second inning,
at Chicago. on labor Day morning.
came with the bases filled and robbed
Heno. formerly Speed Martin Of the
Cubs Of a shutouL
EIier Is a strIkeout king. He
Whitfield 10 OF the Cubs IN nine
innings on June IS while he was
shutting them out, to o. and
rot the same number Of Phillies
In this way in six rounds on
= August &c, being ynnAed in the
ninth 80 that pincher could
swing into action. Once this
year Eller famed nine men and
three times he famed elght- He
got five Of the Braves IN order
Win the strikeOut line on July 5.
four q the Pirates in a row on
July - and four OF the PhliIies
one after tie other on August 20.
His stEikeout string now totals
Eiier has pitched $50 and Ia in
niuEs Of ball for the Reds this year.
has yielded 19S hits. has famed 129
men. has walked ~ and has hit four.
This IS his record when he has gone
il alone and when he hasn't.
Games Ings. Hits 50, BIZ 4.
Complete IA 152 2-5 rs u % .
incomplete % 81 % 40 % 25 2
Total .....ss 2s0 Is 1gs l2e II 4
This IS Eller,s record in the Il
complete games in which he has
virsories-1a.
10 0--St Louis. September Z,
? to o-chicago. June "a. Tyler.
10 0-PittshurE, July IS. Adams
10 Philadelphia. June IS.
49, -. g -
New York. August 10. Barnes
10 1-St Louis. April %. Meadows.
s TO 0-St- Louis. Nay IL. Nay.
chell.
s to Boston. july II. Heating.
20 3-St- Louis, May /, sherdei.
(13 innings).
y TO O-Broollyn. August 7.
Grimes.
3 to 2-Chieago. July I. Martin az
inningsl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

Organized baseball was born -
years ago today.
On September %. 1915. Alexander J.
Cartwright Of this city was at the
head OF a committee which organized
what was known as the Baseball
Club, the first baseball organization
in this country. On the committee
with Mr.. Cartwright were Duncan r.
Tucker and ". r Wheaton At the
same time the first rules Of the game
were adopted
This Organization soon after be-
came known as the Knickerbocksr
baseball club OF New York, which be-
came the most famous organization
OF the early days OF the national
game
The club PLAYED for a short time
on a field IN Manhattan. but after
ward played at Elysian fields in
Hoboken. which was the best known
playground IN those parts at that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

vary with the cartridge AID bore. IN
rIAIag the barrel, the exact rwist neces-
sary 10 produce the besl results with
givea cartridge IS calculated with mafh-
ematical precision The accuracy Of the
twist IS verified BY exhaustive pracucal
tests From chamber to muzzle the lands
and grooves OF the riaing are true 10 less
than one thousandth Of IN inch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
Boring, chamberiHg
and ri9iHg

The barrels are bored to micrometer
measurements for the cartridge they are
meant to shoot The most accurate pre-
cision instruments are used to produce
perfect chambering and bail-seatng in
the chamber. There IS no play for the
cartridge; It IS a perfect fl insuring
maximum accuracy and velocity.
Twists and other riding characteristics
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

who came forward and he
won from Alexander, n heavy
weight boxer under my care,
in one round. I saw possIbill-
sties in the big fellow and be-
fore we left lie Mons / had
arranged for him to come with
u.s. As Martins regiment was
due TO leave for the front next
day and he wanted to fight
the Boches, I had hard work
bringing him along Once he
arrived IN Pans. obtained
several matches for him and
he won the mall.
-Hss most sensational victory
was over a captain Of the Aus
tralinn army who had defeated
practically every other entranf IN
the tournament. Martin possesses
the ability OF fighting when he il
forced 10 do 80 and Is inclined to
take il easy until pushed. He has
an uncanny kick IN either mitt
and viii IN time make IN excel
lent opponent for Dempsey.
Il see where Jimmy Bronson is
hnndlinE Martin. Under the tu-
teiage OF this veteran, he ought
to round out into a clean, hard
hitting scrnpper.D
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
A game-getting gun
for the cruiSer-camper-trarnper

a HUNTING PARTY,
~ penetrating the jungles
L n Of Africa, usually carries
in tow a small armory of rifles,
shotguns and pistols. The black
native acts as porter, carrying an
assortment of guns from which
the white master choosesaccord-
ing to the nature of the shot.
But the cruiser = camper =
tramper of America who travels
Eight, wants Just one rife In
his layout. That rife must serve
all purposes, for his game may
one day be a deer; another day
a bear. Nor will the hunter want
an elephant gun in his hands for
that occasional shot when SOM
small game runs across his path.
The cartridge must be heavy
enough to bring down big game,
and inexpensive enough to use
freely on small animals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
CIRCUIT LEAGUE
MAGNATES MEET
VIII Also Discuss Football
Plans at Meeting Of Elk
ecutiYe Committee.

Circuit league managers and cap
tains viii assemble tonight at the
W G. Walz company for the purpose
Of discussing several matters impor-
tant to the conduct and welfare Of
the league The question Of the
organization Of a representative foot
ball team viii also receive considers
ton as there Is bit of likely
material in the ranks OF the seven
league. Athletes Of the order OF
Chacon. the TWO Carberry boys.
Fandewater and other have played
football IN this year and there is lit
tie doubt but they would welcome
chance to play this winter.
Howard c. Ludlow, OF the Wax
company, viii also bring up the mat
ter OF the organization OF basket
ral team or teams to play during
the season The situation is identical
with that Of football as there is
much likely material
Leaders to Meet
Much interest centers on the game
First teams, which viii be played
Thursday evening at Rio Grande
park. The Safety irst team has lost
but one game this season, while the
Terminals have dropped two. One OF
the two games lost. however. has
been protested and the matter win
be taken Up before the COMMITTEES
having matters OF this kind in hand
within the next day or two for a rul-
ing. In the event the game is ordered
replayed the Terminal team viii have
an excellent chance OF Jieing the
leaders or II Il wins the Thursday
game and also the protested battle
the remnant race viii have been de-
cided
Manager Don. OF the safety First
team is not overlooking the slightest
thing that viii contribute 70 the vic
tory OF his leading club. however.
and the players viii be in the game
10 win from the first inning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
Western Series
Is Called Oft

St. Joseph. No. Sept 2s.-The post
season series between the St Joseph
and Tulsa western league clubs. win
ner and runner up for the Murphy
trophy cup. was called off Monday
after four OF the six games had been
played because OF indisposition on the
part Of the players who said they
wanted TO finish the season and 20
home and the small attendance. Tulsa
which had won three Of the four
games, was awarded the Murphy cup.
and was declared winner OF the SERIES
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

Pitcher Ray Roberts. recently sold
b. New Orleans TO Delr0it. IS 70 re-
port 20 the TIGERS at once. instead OF
waiting until the end Of the season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

MAY I not suggest that the mag
lfl mates compromise with those
who criticise them for increasing the
championship series from 7 to BY
reducing the innings from 9 to z?
There are those who say that Mike
o'Dowd is not the fanciest boxer in
the world. but We have 70 give him
credit just the same. All the more.
too. since he. not being such a clever
cuss. is willing 10 take the most
dangerous in the land. When he ae-
cepted that match with Jack Britton
he flirted with an awful lot Of trou-
bic, but he came through all right
and is still the champion Now he
IS fighting wherever he Is offered a
bout, and whenever his terms are
granted Before his mill with SOL
der Bartfield. at ST. Paul. he was
booked to go east for the contro-
versy with Angie Rather. the inter
national middleweight champion. at
Jersey City. next Monday. Then
comes the contest with Greb IN Pitts
burg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

We wish 10 remind weekend hunt
ers that we close promptly a.
o'clock Saturdays Please antfcipats
your needs so you won't be disap-
pointed ANYTHING in the hunting
line can ts found here
Feidman's-5cs san Antonio Stay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

Billy Gibson. manager Of champion
Leonard. evidently means to keep
Benny fighting continuously in the
future, as he has accepted terms for
him 10 take part IN two more bouts
the early part Of next month In the
first 90 Benny will take on Charlie
Metric. the western lightweight, for
10 rounds at Billy McCarney's big
boxing club at Detroit. Mich, on Oc-
tober J. while the second scrap viii
be with Bobby Waugh. the rugged
lightweight Of Texas. for 10 rounds
at Fort Worth. Texas on the night
Of October .. Leonard IS 10 receive
big guarantee for each fight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

= BASEBALL IN CORSICA. I
. One OF the most unique base :
= ball games Of which the A. Z. (
= +. is guilty was perpetrated I
= upon the natives Of Corsica re- I
= Gently when $50 officers and I
= men. students at the universe <
= ties Of ix-AIarseilles, visited I
. the island. I
- Although Corsica ic a part Of Z
- France as much as any OF the I
. departments on the continent, I
= j has not heretofore been (
- visited by members OF the A. I
. F. F Capt X. r Simpson,
= commanding attachments of I
. students at Marseilles and AK, I
. originated the scheme Of taking I
. the men TO Corsica on an edu- I
. cational tour No commercial I
= boats being ee1ilahle. and the I
= water being too cold to swim, I
. the French navy was resorted (
= TO- I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

Sending Us your kodak films guar
antees correct developinE. Any sized
roll. Zoe Best prints al lowest prices
j. +. Ganderr Photo supply Co.
10 East san antonio St-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

INDIANS GET RECRUIT.
The Cleveland club has a new out
fielder on trial By the name Of
o'Connor. He played IN the New Eng
land league before that circuit blew
Up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
Biggest Winning
Managers in History
OF National Game

CONNIE MACK and John McGrak.
y with six pennants apiece. are
the leading managers OF cham
pionship teams in the two major
leagues Pat Moran. manager Of
the champion Reds. now has two.
pennant 10 his credit while Kid
Gleason. OF the White Sox. has
just won his first American league
Tag The managers champion
ship record follows.
Connie aiaok-lso2. 1905. 1910
1911. 1873, 1914.
John 5IcGraw-ls04, 1905. 1911.
1912. 1913, 1917
Ned Hanlon-lss4. 1885. 1886,
Frank selee-lSs1. 1892. 1888.
1897. 1888.
C. a. comiakey-1ss5. 1855. 1887.
1883, 1901
a. G Anson-1sso. 1881. 1882.
1885. 1885
Comiskey also holds the record
for consecutive championships won
by the St Louis Brown in 1855 to
1883 inclusive.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
WALLACE 70 BOX

WALLACE TO BOX
Otto Wallace. Milwaukee light
weight. has accepted an offer to box
Johnny Noyes in Colorado Springs.
Colo. on October 10. He will start
training for the bout within q rev
days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
4 strong. kgbf gun for deer

The Winchester Model "a
Nine Shot Repeater is ideal for
all-round service. It is strong,
light, we'll balanced, easy to
carry and speedy to handle. It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

MAYS IS GOOD ONE.
Mays to the Yankees Is worth all
the trouble that has surrounded his
engagement for tho New York club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
SPORTOGRAPHY By ..G1ag2.:

time. Il was not long after this that
other clubs were organized and IN
1916 a team called the New York Nine
challenged the Knickerboekers The
game was played at Hobozen. and
was the first game ever played be-
tween organized clubs IN those day
the first team scoring q runs won
the game. The New York Nine won
this game. p to l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

THE CLASS IN sPoRTOGRAPHY.
The worlds record for home runs
was hung up by Frank Roth OF the
Evansville Three ! league team IN
1901 frankie drove Sc pills over the
fence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

Benny Valger. who invades Johnny
Kilbane's home town Of Cleveland
for q bout with Matt Brock Friday
night, is trying 70 arrange a match
with the champion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

Who originated the art OF boxing?
The class Will be called At the
same hour tomorrow.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-17
Are we wasting twelve million
American Women?

NIXTEEN million women cooking.
- ~scrmbbing, washing, tending chill.
~ dren all day long in sixteen
million homes!
What if twelve million of them could
be released?
What if four million trained experts could
perform the work now being done by sixteen
million American housewives!
Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Americas sanest
and foremost feminist, discusses this burning
subject in Pictorial Review for February.
The world is short-handed Of workers!
$9,6oO,ooo,OoO, at a conservative estimate,
would be released towards the worlds shortage
of money and labor, by releasing these twelve
million women for gainful work. Think
what that would mean in France, in Belgium,
in Serbia!
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-17

Out of the worlds necessity has been born
the answer that is electrifying women the
country over. Wherever you are, whoever
you are, you n escape its contagion.
Greater usefulness to the world, greater we'll
being for the home and family, decreased cost
of living.
Already the astounding change is making its
way into our everyday life. The cooking, the
laundry and cleaning, the care of the babies in
sixteen million homes-how can it be done by
four million women! How can individual
household drudgery be abolished?
In detailed, practical fashion, Mrs. Gilman
tells. What she has to say about this most
extraordinary development in the worlds
history no forwardlooking man or woman can
afford to miss. Read "The Work and Waste
of Women" in Pictorial Review for February.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

of F. Matania, tells you more graphically than
any words could how the German gun nests
were broken up by our brave boys. You will
want to frame this picture and those that are
to follow for their historic record of the Great
War as well as for their artistic value.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-17
REMARKABLE SERIES
OF GREAT WAR PICTURES

beginning with the February issue, Pic
- torial Reviewwill publish month after month
d new series of stirring full-page War Pictures.
You would gladly pay $1,0O for any Of these
remarkable full color reproductions.
Taking the Guns, from the mastery brush
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-17
KATHLEEN NORRIS

Author of "MOther", 1.-THE Luck of Geraldine Laird, etc.
answers this imperative question in Pictorial Review
for February. In the same issue, Helen Ring Robin
son, first woman state senator, discusses this vital
problem.
Four years of war have brought home to the world
that, more important even than the bearing of babies
is the saving of babies. France and England are
awake to the situation. Uncle Sam, too, has learned
what sorrow stricken mothers who sit beside empty
cradles knew long ago; that a baby is worth more
than a mine, a forest, a municipal building.
Just what is being done, what you must begin at
oncc to do, Mrs. Norris tells you. Her article, and
Helen Ring Robinson's keen analysis of the issue,
are thrilling commentaries on Americas splendid
baby-saving achievements and plans up to the minute.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-17
Birthday cards for the
Youngsters! Color cut-outs

Such amusing ones-that the children will love cutting out and
sending to little friends. A whole dozen of them. No wonder
the Riddles are enthusiastic over this novelty introduced by
Pictorial Review. And there are adorable studies of the Twelve.
trees babies.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1919-12-27

10. On the 18th of January heavy
snow began falling, and after "a
hours of steady snow fall, the sky
cleared and with slight breeze from
the Northeast, the mercury fell
rapidly. Thermometers variously To-
Gated registered an average minimum
of 30 degrees below. A quartet of
prospectors who occupied quarters in
the fort kept on the door casing a
record of four of the coldest days.
The lowest on January Is, was 40
degrees below, only two degrees
below mercurial freezing point. A
spirit thermometer at the fort was
reported to have shown a still lower
mark, but it was not authenticated
But, unlike the season of 1862,
springtime came early.
The winter of 1893 was notable
for the heavy snow, more than three
feet on a level being observed. In
1899 there was a short period of
extreme cold in the early days of
January when the mercury registered
80 below.
= The old timers do not agree with
the Spokane government observing
station. 1t is said by them, with
some show of truth, that the Spokane
station is located in the midst of a
large city where heat from a thous-
and furnaces mounts into. the atmo-
sphere increasing the heat content
s to Is degrees above normal; and,
that, in reality, Spokane is colder
than Colville. The elevation is 100
feet greater and the location of Spo-
kane is such that it receives the full
effect of the cold winds that sweep
for hundreds of miles, over snowy
wastes, bearing arctic cold from
the continental divide.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1919-12-27
CENSUS ENUMERATION
TO START JANUARY 9

The men and women appointed to
serve as enumerators of the Four
teenth Decennial Census are charged
by law with the collection of all
facts necessary to fill out properly
the printed census schedules which
each enumerator will carry when
making the house-to-house canvass
of the territory assigned to him.
Each enumerator must visit person.
ally each house in his district and
make his inquiries of the head or
some other member of the family
who is competent to answer the
census questions.
The act of congress providing for
ths. census gives each enumerator the
right to enter every dwelling in his
district for the purpose of OBJ
tanning the information required.
Enumerators will carry with them at
all times their Identification cards
and also their written commissions
from the government which they will
show whenever they are requested
to do so. They are instructed to be
always courteous and considerate,
but in those rare instances where in
formation necessary to fill out the
questions is denied them, they are
empowered by law to insist on cor
rect answers. There are legal penal
ties for refusing to answer the CEN
sus questions or willfully giving an
swers that are false.
Each enumerator is prohibited by
law from publishing or communicat-
ing any information obtained through
the census regarding any individual
or his affairs. This obligation to
secrecy likewise applies to all per-
sons connected with the census. After
the schedules are filled out they are
sealed up and sent to Washington
where the information is tabulated
by means of machinery, names being
discarded entirely. No person, there
fore, need fear that his personal
affairs will be disclosed or that the
information given will be used to
harm him in any way.
1t is expected that the work of
enumerating urban districts will be
completed in two weeks and Of rural
districts in one month.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1919-12-27
HIGHWAY TO BE BUILT
NORTHWARD NEXT YEAR

Guy G. Harvey of Spokane, district
highway commissioner for the state
in charge of general construction,
was in Colville last Saturday con-
ferring with the county commission
ers relative to plans for work in
Stevens county next year. Mr.. Har-
vey stated that the Colville valley
may be assured Of greater activities
in road building next year than ever
before and that, beginning with the
early spring, work will begin at
Springdale and the state road which
was finished that far last season will
be pushed north during the year
1920 as means can be provided.
There will be $190,OO0 available with
the beginning of the new year for
use in constructing this road. The
county to be traversed by the road
is in most part earth with easy
grades and it is believed the fund
will be sufficient for 25 miles of
finished road which would carry to
point near Bluecreek, leaving gap
of about IL miles to connect with
Colville the following year.
While the county commissioners
have arranged for the expenditure
Of $4,000 on the Meyers Falls
Davenport road down the Columbia
river valley, which will finish the
distance to Rice, it is believed an
additional fund for this extension
may be available
1t is of especial interest to all the
people of the county that the system
between Colville and Spokane be
completed as soon as possible in or
der that succeeding appropriations
may be applied on the general road
system in the northern and south
western parts of the county. The
first work in the north should be
directed to the road leading to North
port, and simultaneously with that
the connecting link from Marcus to
Rockcut through the Kettle river
valley should be supplied; the most
important highway, however, to be
improved is the Northport extension.
Since the legislature may convene
in special session next month the
good roads associations might we'll
get the situation in hand for cam
| paign for more funds for Stevens
| county