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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

settlement where theree were going
on preparations for a wedding, and
Vivian discovered that the bridegroom
was an old friend from Heidelberg,
Eugene Won konOngstein, and ne was
persuaded to stop and assist at the
wedding. All was so quiet and peace
full there that it set Vivian TO specu-
lating about his own future.
In the morning the travellers were
on their way again; the day being in
tensely hot and sultry they withdrew
to the shade Of the woods. and while
resting there Vivian asked Essper
about his history. For a time they
sat IN quiet conversation. then were
rudely interrupted by the approach OF
a terrific storm: during which a lake
on the top OF the mountain burst and
became falling ocean, carrying all
before Il.
Essper's horse being swept from
MIN, be climbed into a tree, but the
lightning struck. telling the tree and
Killing Essper-then '.Vivian's horse
with madQened snort. dashed down
the hill. his master clinging to his
neck; finally standing upright in the
air. he flung his rider and fell dead"
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HdgSon-Bur as condensed Nv
Elizabeth NJ Lee, viii be printed to.
morrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24
Take ''Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead

back TO the store and get your money.
Take a spoonful Of harmless, vege-
table Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and
wake up feeling great. It's perfectly
harmless, so give it to your children
any tine. It can't salivate, so let
them eat anything afterwards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

ness in any hair tonic-but no irritant
is. good around the eve. Use this on the
brows-yOu VIII be delighted with it
but use plain vaseline on the lashes
To improve matters here. first clip the
lashes back a trifle and then give them
their daily. or nightly rubbing with
the vaseline.
And do not expect immediate re-
suits, Have patience.
Questions and Answers.
ROse-You need a hair tonic and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

plate OF bacon and eggs. Today you
may eat heartily and feel fine. To-
morrow you may bolt a glass OF milk
and two crackers and get a stomach
full Of gas sour risings. bilfousness, a
feeling Of bloated heaviness and other
distress. Indigestion is a fault from
infancy TO old age, no matter what
you eat, so the thing to consider is
how you may eat freely, get away
with it fine and not suffer any or
those distresses Of indigestion. Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets have solved this
problem for host OF people.
In fact, they are so wei known that
many physicians prescribe them for
indigestion, dyspepsia and other di-
gestive disorders. They contain in
gradients which act with an alkaline
effect, just as the stomach does in
perfect health. Thus you may eat
those foods you may have denied
yourself for fear Of distress. Get a
50-cent box Of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets at any drug store. and there
viii be no thought of trouble after
eating. Try this harmless plan Of en-
joying life.-AdT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

Here's ny guaranteed Ask your
druggist for a bottle Of Dodson's
Liver Tone and take a spoonful to-
night. If it doesn't start your liver
and straighten you right up better
than ealOmel and without gripping OF
making you sick want you to 60
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24
Zoe Per Share Now
1000 Stock Bonus

To complete the financing Of
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iNG COLPANE. we are offerilg
shares. fully paid and uon-as-
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carrying . Ice per cent stock
bonus. payable in October This
special allotment is the last Of
ferirg 10 be made o. any kind
on the part OF the company. ana
VIII complete the financing OF
this company within the next
ten days Or -To Weeks. There
has already been a tremendous
demand for the shares=the
shares OF the company that
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and 10 per cenE 4 month for
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fIncludinE bonus Of leo sharesl
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$500 down and SEQ for nine
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$1,000 down and S1l-ll "a
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% your lasr payment
REMEMBER. THIS OFFER-
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VIII be made
OUR GCARANTEE-sena rs
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

Cleveland. O., Sept 2A-PrincipaI
A. p Roethlisbergs believes in mod
erization Of the curriculum at East
Technical high, and has announced
that a flying course will be included
in he course OF study this fail. Boys
only will be eligible. Ground work
viii be followed by flying instruc-
rfnu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

with the finger tips to stimulate It.
Send me a letter with a self addressed.
stamped envelop enclosed for the
tonic formula.
Gladys H-Tou are a little too thin.
Wear shoes with round toes. low heels
and made on a last which allows the
large toe to lie straight. That's the
first thing TO do in curing a buniou-
A good chiropodist can treat this trou-
bic for you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

another Oil
CLAN
The ALL-FIELDs OIL =
LEASING COMPANY controls
over -FOUR square miles o. OIL
lands playing ALL THE
FTEI nS-'-the Texas fields and
New Mexico fields. With hold
fnes also ia the HolnrooE flcll
OF Arizoun. COESIDEE-tnen
act qulckIv-this giant o. an on
comuanv VIII operate in the tol-
lowing territories-
BURBURNETT-
RANGER-
DESDEM0NA-
PECOS-
TuLAROSA-
HUGO
on RIVER BASIN
GALLTP-
HOLBROOR-
YOUR chances Of winning are
ike the fellow who plays the
field against che favorire horse
at the race track. some OF me
compauy'a acreage ought 10 %
in the So. 600 an acre class one
OF these days-and think or
over 500 acres scattered in an
ara rfafHa The rarrrrrr r~n0 uIaws
ALL the leld-1urs a lit-le. =
possible o. ALL the stocks-.s
the fellow who wins in the OF
game u you have put S-l or
$50 in five % ten % the Texas
oil stocks. you are the one tocaF
who is realizing some hand
some profits
Here are some astonishing
facts which you cannot get
away from
YOUR CHANCES or VIZ
~ING is THE OIL CANE AXE
IS PER CENT From 1919 90
July i. 1919 there was a total
o. oil wells drilled Of 6.lll- u-
This number 4.66l VETS plt-
duced oil Of Gas The peres.---
axe was IS percent This COW .
the last year and a hait-ls-s
To Juir j. Ie1q-the total wells
drilled was z.gSq Fhe wells
which produced. 2.555- making
rs per cent This SHOVE tna-
there are close 20 four prod1e-
ing wells out o. every five wells
drliled.~
It's the man rho doesn't know
the facts who warns you against
oil com 1anies as being entirely
speculative. It Is ouls natural
that the big Interests q the OF
game sucud Thousands o. dol
lars In publicity warning the
public not td 1uv--hey want j.
ALL Tezrs has made millions
Tor the little iuresror-the IT.
tie operator Fiftv OF a hun
dred dollars has made many a
fortune IN Texas
The ALL-FIELDS Oh 4
LEASING CO1lPANT. which
plays an the fields. Is capital
lied for only s300 geo. ANY one
Of its 90 acre tracts may be
worth the entire cariral.za ton
for no one can place vaila-
tiou on their leases Eiliors
may be derived from the de-
velopment Of these leases-nn
one knows The chances vou
same that you take IN any com
pany. and we believe that We
have demonstrated that four
companies out o. i've are pro
ducers-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24
Say! When
Do We Eat?
You'll Find the Fellows Who Have
Learned to Use StuarPs Dyspep-
sia Tablets Right on the Job
for Work, PLAY or Food.

Dyspepsia OF indigestion may fol-
low a glass Of milk as easily as a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

erhe shutteIp by Mrs. France.
HagSon- Burnett. as condensed bv
Elizabeth VI. Lee, will be printed to.
morrow.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-23
CYCLONE" AIMS TO
THROW OUR ADOLPH
opines That During Match Mon
day Eve He'll Tear Santel's
Head Of and Throw It in His
Face.

Cyclone" Workman. the pride Of the
light-heavyweight of the world, in or
der to settle once and for. all ques-s
ton which arose in the minds of many
bugs as to the better man Of the two,
will meet In a finish wrestling match
at the Majestic theater in Nampa,
Monday evening, March "a. The main
event will be preceded by several fine
preliminaries, in which the pick Of
boxers and wrestlers In this section
will participate. W
Much argument arose over the re-
spective merits of the two men on the
mat when "Cyclone' stayed with the
husky boy from Fogtown for an hour
in handicap match staged at the Pin
ney theater by Nifty Nick Collins
some time back. At the time Santel
agreed to throw Cyclone" twice in an
hour, but found he had his hands full
with the gent from Nampa, and did
not pin him once in the stipulated
period. After that, the friends of
Cyclone insisted on finish match
between he and Santel and Monday
nights tilt will determine the point at
stake.
Santel, in talking about the match
Monday night states that he will hog
tie the scion of the Workman family,
and be washed, dressed, manicured and
on his way to social function inside
of 60 short minutes by his diamond
studded Hamilton. Cyclone" when
approached on the subject, averred
in his usual quiet retiring manner
that he would tear the head of Adolph
off and throw it in his face before the
match was ended. With these few
observations on the outcome of the
match by the two leading characters,
we are prone to believe that the tilt
will be one of the social events of the
season.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-23
JACK COLLINS. OVERSEAS
HERO AND OLD TIME PUG
CHAMP, TO TRY RING AGAIN
Big Hearted, Popular Irish Boy Who
Proved So Game and Clever in the
Ring to Stage Comeback Soon.

Jack Collins, two-handed battler,
who made so many friends by his fast,
earnest work in the ring while the
Second Idaho was stationed at Boise
barracks, announced recently his In
tention of getting into the fighting
game seriously about May 1, and going
after the scalps of several young men
in this neck of the nation VINO believe
they have licenses to call themselves
pugiiists.
Jack always made good when he en-
tered the ring-he was honest, game
and a classy mixer, who would take a
healthy clout to give one. He played
the game fair and did his best when he
went in. with the result that he enjoys
q fine reputation in this city as an
honest fighter.
He was wounded twice In action
while in F'rance-both, machine gun
bullets. He has not entirely recovered
from his wounds as yet He will begin
steady training as soon as the soreness
Is gone, and his shot muscles healed
up, and woe betide the boy who climbs
into the ring with JACKIE when he gets
in shape.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-23
FIRST PRACTICE ON
AT BALL ORCHARD
Bosses Best Baseballists Begin
Belated Workout at Cody
Park-Coach Mitchell Is in
Charge-No Favorites.

Bosses ball tossers, hind snatchers,"
infielders and outer gardeners, are
gamboling on the greensward at Cody
park this afternoon, lirnbering up the
old soup bones and getting the cob
webs off the batting lamps by taking
a few cracks at the horsehide under
the watchful eyes of Coach Mitchell
and Manager Eddy.
This was the first workout of the
season, and while nobody will turn
loose il he has ever played any ball
before, it will serve to give those in
charge OF the Boise team in the Boise
Valley league chance to get a good
line on the material. The new league
will start it's schedule April 13 and
close September 1S.
Those who will be on hand to cavort
in the warmup box, the infield and the
outer gardens will be: Ernie Wells,
John Robinett. Tucker, Wilder and
Bailey pitchers; Williams. NJ. Chap
man and Lundy, catchers; Trout, Eddy,
Critics, Murphy, Snapp, Foster, Wade
and H. Chapman, infielders, and Pc
tiers, Kerwin, Jordan, Smith, Robinson
and AL Wells .outfielders.
Manager Eddy and Coach Mitchell
wish it understood that there will be
no favoritism shown in the selection of
the men for the team and any young
man who has an idea he can field 1856
and clout around .275 IS cordially in
vited to come out and take his chances.
Work on the grounds will commence
next week, and the park placed in fine
playing condition.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-23
CHALLENGER'S STATEMENT
By JACK DEMPSEY,

1 expect to stop Jess Willard inside
of 10 rounds and take the worlds
championship, July 4. Here are my
reasons:
I have been in steady training for
many months and am on edge now.
Physically, am in the best of condi-
ton. / expect to weigh about 200
pounds when ] step into the ring.
am going to rely upon my punching
ability. I expect to fight Willard at
close quarters using half arm jolts,
uppercuts and short hooks. Infighting
is my strong point, and I will take
advantage Of it.
/ have trained myself to deliver a
knockout blow that travels but a few
inches.
WILL KEEP JESS BUSY.
I expect to keep Willard very busy
from the moment I get into the ring,
working both hands, and using short,
snappy hooks and uppercuts. ! expect
to get in close, stay there and do all
the fighting that is to be done. All
that Willard has is long left. Fight
ing close in, he is helpless.
JACK rs CONFIDENT.
I believe that aggression and fast
action will win me the championship.
1 have demonstrated in every fight I
have ever fought that IL could put my
man to sleep I did it and quickly. In
my fights with Fred Fulton, Carl Nor
ris, PorlSy Flynn and the rest of them
it took me only one. two or three
rounds to rock them to sleep.
Willard is not aggressive; he is slow
and deliberate, and always fights on
the safe side. 1t is true I have not
seen him fight, but have seen him
box, and I know what can do, With
out boasting I will say that no man
can go into the same ring with me and
STALL / always get right into the
fighting from the tap of the bell and
| try to drop my man at the first oppor-
tunity. That is why / have always
had difficulty In getting sparring part.
| ners, because the better they are the
more likely am to put them down and
out.
When the fight ends July 4. expect
to be the heavyweight champion of the
world.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-23
HERE ARE A FEW
FREAK INCIDENTS
IN DIAMOND GAMES

Jack Murray made his greatest
catch IN an electric flash.
Harry Mccormick made pinch
hit winning game. but it. didn't
count because Umpire Klem's back
was turned.
Cy Pieh struck his bat in front of
the ball and knocked In the win
ming run while his admiring senator
thought Pieh placed" one.
Hugh Jennings lost two games in
succession by hitting arm OF the
Louisville player bench with wild
throws.
RUDE Schauer pitched five In
nings against Oscar Witt, thinking
he was Ty Cobb. and completely
neglecting Ty.
Sam Crane hit Pitcher Charley
Sweeney for homer. thereby put
ting Sweeney out Of a Job.
Charley Herxog hit umpIre's fly.
ing coat tails. and runs which would
have won q game were sent back
to bases.
Birdie Cree tried to duck a Wild
pitch and hit a double. winning q
game. {.
Larry Doyle relayed his own two
base hit to q Boston pitcher, and
wss- called out Tor taterfsrsnce.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-23
JOHN T. MADDEN WAS
CAPABLE HORsEMA|V
Constant Application, Quick
Thinking, Skillful Manage
ment and knowledge Made
Him Successful.

Having retired as a public breeder
of thoroughbred race horses, John z.
Madden can now pause and look over
the record which he made during the
past thirty years in the annals of the
American turf. No magician from
"hither Barbary" ever met him on the
street and led him like Aladdin to
the enchanted lamp of easy fortune.
as all that came his way can be traced
to constant application, quick think
ing and skillful management, backed
by thorough knowledge of the BUSH
ness in which he played so prominent
part.
Madden first attracted attention In
the racing world at the Cleveland
grand circuit meeting in 1887 when no
started the gray gelding Class Leader
and gave him a record of 2:22k. He
was rather weak reed to lean on but
his failings taught his athletic owner
chases. In 1890, Madden appeared again
on the firing line with the Electioneer
mare Suisun, which to all appearances
had the $4,000 M. & NJ. at Detroit won
when the race was postponed, and
Walter E. landed the event the fol-
lowing day. He was also ready to
make another bid for the event the
next year with Wyandotte, but the
Indiana bred trotter died from an at
tack of collie few days before the
race was called In the interval
Madden had also given the public no.
&C. ~ b,s generations as a dealer by
a,,,,a sas 400 for Robert McCregor.
Abh;e " was his next prominent
performer. and while Turner was rae
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-23
By LOUIS BoAs

Boise high school in the field Of bas-
ketball has just completed one of Its
most successful seasons Successful
not only because they won most of their
contests, but because when they did
lose. they were sports enough to want
TO come back again. For every defeat
they received, the boys retaliated by
trimming their opponents in a return
encounter.
with but one letter man Of the 1917
IS season back at the start of this sea-
son, the outlook Of basketball for Boise
for 1s1e-19 was rather dull. At the
first practice, however. number Of
the preceding seasons scrubs" were
on hand and the dark cloud showed
more plainly its silver interior. Be-
cause Of the Influenza ban. the sea-
eon's practice was really not begun UNI
III after Feb. /. As the squad began
asssrting its ability and disability. and
selections began, the work became more
lntorosting and more earnest. Ono
Friday, Feb. 9. esgFoup Of "old timers"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-23
FEWDRAST|CCH
IN IDAHO GAME BILL
Fish Law Practically Same
Bull Frogs Game Fish-Sage
and Grouse Season Changed
Duck Law Same.

Sportsmen OF Idaho have been watch
ing with considerable degree--of in
terest the changes made in the game
bill passed by the 18th session of the
legislature and recently signed by the
governor.
This bill has made few changes in
restrictions on fishing and shooting,
consequently the interest shown by the
sportsmen. Although the bill is lengthy,
covering II pages, a perusal Of its con!
tents. as compared to the old law, d.
vulges but few drastic changes.
BULL FROGS GAME FISH.
There is but little change in the fish
law. The limit of a days fishing is re-
duced from 20 to Is pounds and one
fish. This proviso Of one fish over the
limit was provided for those fishing
for the larger species of trout, such as
Rainbow that are caught in sizes where
one fish will equal or exceed the days
limit. The size of fish caught has been
increased from a minimum of four
Inches to six inches measured with the
heads on.
In the new bill the Payette river rs
declared navigable and may be fished
through the closed season for fish
| (April and May) as far up as Smiths
Ferry and the south fork of Payette
river as far up as Oxbow tunnel. Here
tofore this river was open only te
| Banks.
Bullfrogs have also been declared :
game fish in the new law. They arr
protected from the 18th day of April tt
the last day Of May. both dates inclu.
sive, and It is made unlawful to sell Oh
| market them
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-23
HIGH SCHOOL C|NDER
PATH men WORKING

In preparation for the inter-class
meet. which Will probably be held
April 5, track work for the Boise high
school opened up Monday in real earn
est, with rs to 30 cinder path aspirants
taking short jaunts each evening to
timber up for the real competition for
places on the team to start next week.
Other than the inter class event, there
is scheduled two inter scholastic meets
-one with Baker City, the other with
southern Idaho schools.
Next week, weather permitting. the
men will get down to business on the
track field in the high school park ON
Walnut street. though It is q trifle sog-
gy to make speedy work possible for
a time. Coaching will be taken caro-
Of this year by H. E. Redaker. track
star at Moscow, who later turned out
several crack teams at Rupert.
Several Of last years squad are back
in the fold, and with the new material.
Coach Redaker should turn out a team
that will be credit to the Washington
street institution. The squad appears
to be weak in two Department.
sprints and weights-as Few men nave
signified their intentions of trying for
the dashes, shot put and discus throw.
ing.
Gerald Black, 1918 letter man. Is out
for the 220 and 440 yard events. Leon
ard Mckinney is to try for the weights.
as also will Homer (Tuffy) Martin.
Arnold Cooley, all round athlete and
1917-191S letter man, will be strong In
the high jump. high hurdles and pole
| vault AL Hallmon intends to break a
few records in the spirits. while Bryan
| (Stew) Bedwell. veteran of '16 and II
in track work, will specialize In Jumps.
hurdles and throwing the javelin-
For the distances, not much Is known
of the quality Of the candidates. though
Miller of Walla Walla and Click of
Rupert are reputed to be strong men.
! There is every indication that sew
eral dark horses will develop in the
workouts the coming week, and II SO,
Coach Redaker will have one of the
strongest teams in track work that has
ever represented the high"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-23
JIMMY SLICK PROVING TO
BE CLASSY PERFORMER ON
TRACK, OR WITH GLOVES

Jimmy Slick, popular young BoiseitA
in Lawrenceville preparatory school.
is steadily carving name for himself
by his work on the track and with the
padded gloves. having recently added
to his laurels by coping first money
in two track events, beating the field
in the 100 yard high and also in the
220 yard low hurdles.
He holds the boxing championship
Of his weight In the school, and ats
tracted so much attention by his work
In athletics that the coach Of q largo
eastern university made special trip
to see him work. After watching the
youth step off the hurdles in fast time,
and polish off couple Of aspire
ing boxers. the coach made an
tined to be a world champion.
Athletics are natural to Jimmy. AZ
the son of w. B. Slick Of Slick Broth-
ers' Construction company. he was
brought up with horses. He went 70
Culver Military academy when but 10
years of age. and made the famous
Black Horse troop his first year
against $50 other competitors. This II
a great honor, as only 10 men, are
picked out Of the entire school. and
to make the troop one must be a.sin-
gularly gifted athlete and all-round
horseman.