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health. l believe the Compound will
cure any female trouble. Mrs. ALICE
HELLER, Christopher, Ill.
Nervousness is often symptom of
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ment, which may be overcome by this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia
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Maine Publishers Elect Officers.

AUGUSTA, Me, Jan. s. The Maine
Daily Newspaper Publishers Association
held its annual meeting today at the Au-
gusta House and elected the following
officers: F. B. Nichols, Bath Times of
Bath, president; c. F. Flynt, Kennebec
Journal of Augusta, vice. president; Will
liam H. Dow, Express Advertiser of Port
land, secretary, and Walter B. Reed,
Bangor News of Bangor, treasurer
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ADDING to Wealth and Happines,

Public parks are democracys play
grounds. The comforting beauties of
such places are free to all. Public
parks are business assets. They
strengthen civic pride among actual
citizens. They convert prospective clti-
Herald,
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Have Patience in Judgment.

Endeavor to be patient in bearing
with the defects and infirmities Of 9TH
ers, Of what sort soever they be; for
that myself also hast many failings,
which must be borne with by others.
II thou canst not make such an one
as thou wouldst, low canst thou ex-
pect to have another in all things to
thy liking Kempis.
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STATE OF 4

COUNTY OF WALDO
To the Honorable justice eff Ass
Judicial Court, next to be fe.e.. '.'
fast, within and for said COUNT
seventh day of January. 1913
Mabel L. Gibson of Belfast In ....
"lte OF John Gibson of parr- Y.. n.y. ..l
spec'1uliy represents: that .r, ,.'
married to said John f Gibson .. ''i
our County of Somerset. or.fa ..... 'a~
Sept' moer. A. ID. 1893; t1s, +..,
gether IS husband and VII. .r I'VE.
salo county of Somerset, and -u,.f ''
Couhty of Oxford: that ,lg,
Always conducted herself rura-. ..-
as faithful, true and eff-cr..-.r g-'
on or about the first day of A,...
sald John F Gibson utter. .
iloeliant, and said utter or-...
tlnued for three Consecutive .. .a'
to the fling Of this libel.
Second:-Said John F. GIb-. ....
hcient ability and being able ..-<
woe Tor her, grossly, Wau..r. .-.+
refused and neglected ara sod. -.
hegieets to provide suitable a........
her.
Third:-Said John F, Gibsa. ....
ana cohhrmed habits of lntuv ..
use q Intoxicating liquors
That his residence is unkr,nr .. ....
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HOW THIS
NERVOUS WOMAN
GOT WELL
Told by Herself. Her Sim
cerity Should Con-
vince Others.
Christopher, 1ll.-"For four years
suffered from irregularities, weakness,

nervousness, a n q
was in a run down
condition. Two of
our best doctors
failed to do me any
good. l heard so
much about what
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V e G e t a BILE Com
pound had done for
others, [ tried it
and was cured. l
am no longer ner-
vous, am regular,
and in aycallept
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Makes No Prouress.

"De man dat don't trust nobody"
said Uncle Eben, ''is like a man who
won't git on board de cars fob fear de
engine will blow up. He don't git no
where's"
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Subscribed and sworn tnh.
day of December, A f. 1918
DtNAl-
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Probate N0..t,

ADMINISTRATORS N0N
scrlber hereby gives notice .
duly appointed administrar.r ... ..
MARTHA A, SMALL. late
in the County of Waldo. deco,
bonds as the law directs =. ...-
demands against the estate u. .
are desired to present the san
an all indebted thereto are le.......
payment Immediately.
HENRI a ....
Thorndike, Me. Dec 10, 1915
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ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO.
scrlber hereby gives notice t.a-
duly appointed sdmiEistrstor OF
JOHN A. DODGE, late of .
in the County of Waldo, dtc,as
bonds as the law directs. A. 's.-
demands against the estate of
are desired to present the sam
and all indebted thereto are rtqls-
payment Immediately.
HIRAM -. .. Ross
Belfast, Me-, Aug. 13; l9lS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
NJ. PONSF ORD
STRIKES OUT Il
Enables Trinity Team to
Defeat First Baptist in
Snappy Game.

One Of the fastest and most well
played games Of the Church league
resulted Thursday afternoon at the
High school stadium when the Trinity
and First Baptist teams battled six
innings, the contest being stopped by
rain. The final score four to three in
favor Of the Trinity team is indicative
Of the excellent brand Of ball played
throughout the game as the members
Of each team extended themselves
from the fret inning The contest
proved % be a pretty nftcher's battle
between Ponsford Of the Trinity team
ana Blanton Of the First naptist
Score In Fifth.
The first runs of the Baptist tozaI
were scored in the fifth inning as
result Of well placed hits. The score
was tied when the winning tally was
made. Brown starting il by singing
over shortstop- He fent to second on
passed ball and came home when
catcher Gillett doubled to left Asa
Porter proved 10 be the hitting sensa-
ton OF the day when he slammed out
a double and a triple Ponsford famed
L men and Blanton struck out one
less
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

ond longest battle in English ring an
nails. at Waking in 1S4S. His oppo-
nent was Jack Grant, and they fought
five hours and IS minutes. quitting
when 1t was too dark to see Mike
also had the best of this encounter
Both OF these contests have been
exceeded in duration by two glove
fights on this side Of the Atlantic.
Andy Bowen and J. Burke beat all
records in 1898 when they fought a
draw in seven hours and 1s minutes
az New Orleans. In 1850 Danny
Needham and Patsy Kerrigan
scrapfed for six hours and SO minutes
at san Francisco. In 1892 at Nameski.
III, Harry Sharpe put away Frank
Crosy in five hours and four minutes.
'Prussian' Sheriff and J. Welcn
crosby in five hours and four minutes.
in Philadelphia in 1854.
Australia was the s. enc Of the long
est battle with the raw 'uns back in
1888, when Jim Kelly triumphed over
Jonathan Smith in six hours and Is
minutes, u minutes longer than the
Madden-Hayes contest. While Amer
lea holds the long distance record for
glove contests. the longest of the
bare knuckle bouts on this continent
lasted only four hours and 20 minutes.
J. Fitzpatrick and Jim O'Nel were
the combatants and the fight was held
at Berwick. Ne. The largest number
OF rounds ever fought in England was
2I6. between Jack Jones and Patsy
Tunny in 1925, while the American
record is l52 rounds, hung up at Port
Abino. Canada. in 1857. by Dominick
Bradley and s. Rankin.
Turning now to baseball. We find
that this very day is the 2Sth ami
versary of the ball game that made
North Dakota famous by its length It
was on July is. 1891. when the Fargo
and Grand Forks teams of the Red
River Valley league played a % in
ming scoreless game at DEVILS Lake,
n d. The players have long since
vanished from baseball ken. and also
the league, but the fame OF that game
still goes Gathering down the cor
ridors of time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

Defeated G.. Dixon in Six
Rounds in Chicago After
Previous Victory.

Terry McGovern defeated Georgs
Dixon in six rounds IN Chicago Just ls
years ago today. IN this contest Ter
rible Terry demonstrated for a sec
ond time that he was the master Of
the little Chocolate Drop" who had
so long ruled the featherweight roost.
It was earlier in the same year that
McGovern took the championship
from Dixon. stopping him in eight
rounds at New York Tom O'Rourke.
manager Of Dixon, tossed the sponge
into the ring TO save his black boy
from being completely demolished BY
the sIashing Brooklynite- Although
rivals, and one an lrishman and the
other a negro. McGovern and Dixon
were very friendly, both in and out
Of the ring When Terry had whipped
Dixon he was the first to grasp the
hand Of the defeated champion and
praise him for his gameness- u hope
I didn't hurt you much" said Terry
and Dixon stoutly insisted that ne
hadn't. although the colored boy had
been badly buffeted- McGovern had a
great admiration for Dixon and al
WAYS declared that he owed his sue
cess to studying Georges style Terry
always stuck NJ for Dixon "a one OF
the greatest fighters that ever lived.
and admitted that he couldn't nave
licked the negro when he was al MS
best This bit Of chiyalry IS one OF
many examples that disprove the claim
that boxing arouses. brutal Instincts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
BUSY SCHEDULE
WEEKEND
Perkins Nine Will Clash
With 1905 and Duty
Dodger Teams.

Preparations for a busy schedule
that viii either land the team within
excellent striking distance Of the flag
or send them toward the cellar berth.
are being made by the Feldman play
ers under the coaching of manager
Clifford Perkins. Saturday afternoon.
with Asa Porter in the box, the team
will clash with the hard hitting 4SO5
aggregation, and on Sunday afternoon
will meet one of the most consistent
teams in the league in the Duty Dodg-
ers- While not a winning combina-
ton, the Dodgers have lost more
games by one and two score margins
imam any other club in the percentage
table and they will put up a strong
'front.' against the invaders.
Terriers on Schedule.
sunday afternoon in the second
game the Tomkins Terriers, with
Jamski at the helm. viii meet the
Zone supply team The game was
originally scheduled TO have been held
between the Zone and the Eighth en-
gineers, but as the Neyland club is
at present in Cloudcroft and the Sew
enth has an old score to settle with
the Supply team. some fast baseball is
expected The Engineer and Zone
teams seem to have met more than
is possible that the schedule may
have become slightly mixed up as a
result Of the leaving Of the building
clan.
Add One More Game.
One more game was added to the
number which will have to be played
off at future date when rain stopped
the second contest between the Zone
and 4S05 teams last Sunday. The
score at that time stood one TO moth
ng in favor of the Zone. and as Null
,ahy was in fine form it is probable
hat it would have continued so
throughout the game. Gomez, who .
pitched for the Mexican team, was
llso going steadily, and present indi- I
ations are that in this sturdy hurler,
daj- Neyland and the smoky Rube
lave as trong rival for pitching hon
RS OF the league in the matter Of hits
Flowed per game and runs made.
The standing of the league checked
ID TO and including games Of last
iunday afternoon, follow:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
SHELTON TEAM
WINS ANOTHER
First National Bank Nine
Goes Down to Defeat
Before Rivals.
By Tad


The Shelton Payne baseball team
defeated the First National bank
club Thursday afternoon at the High
school stadium by the score of 13 to
5. A lead OF four runs gained in the
first inning enabled the winners TO
hold the game in check In the first
five innings the Bankers only scored
two runs on errors They gathered
three runs as a result OF an equal
number OF well placed hits in the
sixth inning The Shelton Payne
team showed great improvement in
both the field and at bat and II True
blood continues to catch as he has
done heretofore they should have no
eifficulty in adding TO their co1secu-
tive victory record
Stepp in Good Form.
Pitcher Stepp practically had the
BANKERS at his mercy. while the en-
tire team was on the job when hits
were being passed around Big Six"
Duncan, pitcher OF the game next
sunday morning against the City
Fireman team. has won quite a few
victories Of late. Stanley. a new ac-
QUESTION. has been signed for third
base by manager Kiehne OF the Shell
ton team and has the ulakings Of a
J. Fra nklin Baker in fielding and az
bat The score.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

Willie Aleehan. the fat boy Of
Frisco. is insisting that he should be
given a chance al the heavyweight
championship by Jack Dempsey. II
Willie isn't fat from the chin to the
roots Of his hair he viii forget the
four round bouts he had with the
champion and look for some one in
his own class
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
RULING PASSED
AGAINST REDS
Protest of N. Y. Giants
That Pirates Had Ample
Time Is Carried.

New York, July 1s.-Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati must replay the sec
ond game Of July 6. won by Cincin-
natl, it became known Thursday. as
a result Of the protest Of the New
York National league club. The mat
ter came up at a recent meeting Of
the directors Of the league and was
not made public until the magnates
assembled here Thursday.
Other Subjects.
Several other subjects Of midsea-
son importance were discussed and
decisions reached, including an unan-
imous vote in favor Of the recently
revised rules for the division of the
world series proceeds as proposed by
the national commission
II the American league takes sim
liar action the division Of the play
ers' pool next october VIII be as fol-
lows: 70 percent Of the pool TO be
divided so percent TO the winners and
20 percent TO the losers, with the re-
naming IS percent Of the pool di-
vided among the players OF the sec
ond and third teams OF the two
leagues.
No Agreement With Minors.
A communication from the minor
league organization was received
and discussed and it was unanimously
resolved not TO enter into any formal
agreement with them unless the right
of the major leagues to draw players
from the minors was Included
At a subsequent meeting of the
board Of directors Of the league it
was decided to expunge from the rec
ord the second game OF July be- I
tween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at /
Cincinnati. and the teams were or I
dered TO replay the contest July p /
or in case Of postponement July Is I
or August 81.
Attention was called to thic con-
test by the New York club. which al 1
legged a violation of league constitu- I
ton on the ground that the game 1
was called early in order that Pitts
burg might catch a train when there
were later trains which would have
ton after a fun nine inning contest
had been played
Hermann Is Surprised.
Cincinnati. Ohio, July IS-August
Hermann. president Of the Cincin-
natl baseball club. was astOunded
when informed Thursday that a meet
ing OF the board OF directors Of the
National league. the second game
with Pittsburg on July s had been
ordered expunged from the records /
TO begin with" said ldr. Hermann.
'thebO ard Of directors flas nothing
to do with the matter. This protest
Dr. complaint must be dscided solely
by the president OF the league. under
section II OF the constitution"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
.SPORTOGRAPHY By GRAY.

MAY not suggest now that the
Af1 militant suffragettes have licked
congress, that they go after the box
ing championship?
JULY Is IN THE RING.
1s05-Jack Jackson won on foul
from Sandy Ferguson in six rounds
at Chelsea, Mass.
1907-Jim Flynn knocked out Dave
Barry in seven rounds at Pueblo.
19l1-KnOckout Brown knocked out
Eddie Kenny in two rounds at Al
Isil-Andy Morris knocked out Jim
Savage after the second round. at New
York. and was disqualified for foul
ing.
1s65-At Poughkeepsie. n. 7. the
Samuel Collyer crew of New York
defeated the Stranger crew of
Poughkeepsie in a four cared race.
for championship.
1s74-At Saratoga Lake. Columbia
crew victors in intercollegiate re-
gatta, Wesleyan second. and Harvard
third
1Ss4-At Ogdensburg. y. Y. Edward
Hanlan defeated Wallace Ross in
scullers' race. four miles turn
1S9O-At London, Eng. Joe Priestly,
aged so years, 1872 pounds. walked
three miles. carrying a Sc pound
weight on his head. not touching il
with his hands. in SO minutes.
X =
In the early days of boxing in Eng
land the fight fans considered that
they hadn't received a good run for
their money at any bout that lasted
less than two or three hours. Many
contests went much longer than that.
but the champion long distance event
of the British ring was that between
Mike Madden and Bill Hayes. which
was pulled off at Edenbridge. July Il,
1919. The contest ended with a vic
tory for Madden after six hours and
three minutes of earnest scrapping.
Madden was also the hero of the sec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
THROUGH
SPORTVILLE
The First Training Camr
By WILLIAM 2. KIRK. :

D GOLIATH Young before the Phistne
Sporting club did little ToadwOk today running away
that encountered him his training
into his camp in little better than five pink
OF condition, and his sparring Of
de IS on conservative diet in these last days before combining
by report that Young David
that when they things
Young David the indicated ddleweh working
shape for his bout with Kid Goliath
nave bet the works Young David that he
ms he realizing that victory much him his
particularly the latter He
Slam that he says world
No, indeed, they
In the training camps of long ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
LITTLE BOXERS
MAKE BIC HIT
Lupien of Fifth and Garrett
of Aviation Box To-
Round Draw.

When referee Lieut. Frank Milana
rendered a draw decision Thursday
night in the Fifth cavalry arena after
Garrett of the aviation corps and
Lupien Of the Fifth regiment had bat
tied ten fast hard rounds there was
a storm Of approval While the little
men stood toe to toe and battled
during the entire contest there was
not enough advantage on either side
to give the verdict to one or the
other. The fight was one Of the
fastest seen in some time and was
witnessed by a crowd which packed
the arena in the rear Of the head
quarters building.
Was a Surprise.
Garrett proved quite a surprise 70
the Fifth cavalry fans, while Lupien,
whom Lieut.. Milana has been keeping
in the dark for the past two months.
made a decided impression by his
clever work Both boxers displayed
clever science, good footworz and
each had an excellent knowledge OF
ring rules. They were repeatedly. ap-
plauded for their efforts by the fans
Box n Fast Draw
Kid Williams OF the Fifth regiment
and KarzeWski Of the SIND artillery
boxed a fast six round draw as the
opening contest Of the evening capt
Geofrey Galwey OF the Fifth cavalry
refereed the contest and also raised
the right hand Of another Kid VIII
liams when he knocked out Moore OF
the Seventh cavalry in % seconds.
Murray OF the aviation knocked out
Sharpe Of the SIND artillery in the
second round Of a six round 60
Capt George Harrison officiated IS
timekeeper All OF the bouts were
exceptionally GOOD Music was rem
dered by the Fifth Cavalry band dur
ing the evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

Regular monthly dance next Satur-
day evening.
The big social session viii be held
Saturday evening. aug. End
Don't forget the dates.
G. H. Booth. Exalted RuIer-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

DOME Bush may not be Shipping
maybe it's only the heat-but his con-
slant rows with the umpires proves
either that the umpires are rotten or
that DOME has something on his mind
that causes him to fret
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

Totals ...--..-.27 SIS 1
xBatted for Kinard in fifth: hit By
pitched ball Ponsford out. hit by batted
ball Porter out. failed 10 touch base.
Score by innings.
Baptist .........-..-..-.. 600 0i2-2
Trinity OIL oil
Two base hits, A. Porter. Giilett. Blan-
ton Three base hit. a. Porter Home run
Ponsford- Struckout by Ponsford. y: by
Blanton. Il. Left on bases Baptist 3;
Trinity. 5. First base on balls. off Pons-
ford. 8. Hit by pitched ball. by Ponsford
(F'ranklin). Double play, A. Porter to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

Back At the old stand with new
quarters Entirely n " stock OF re-
cleaned seeds. bird. dog. poultry sup
plies. etc. FL Paso Seed Co. 5z5 Z
san Antonio St. Just East OF Court
House-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

4oS9
GUSEERS-A kEAL ChANCH ~
TESC CENT Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

See Gandara- We lend kodaks on
such occasions We sell standard
kodaks. films and kodak supplies
JF. Gnndara Photo supply Cos
Next the Wigwam--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

1olala 1900 ---------so . 10
Home runs, Trueblood. McKenna. Biefer.
Struckout. by Stepp, 10: by Slglord l.
First base on balls. of stspp. l: off Sig
lord. 1. Hit BY pitched ball. by Stepp (Car-
scn)- Stolen bases. Duncan t2l. Truebiood
(2)- kiehne, Patt (2). McKenna. Stanley.
Devoiln co Light. stepp 90. Piston. Bic
fer. Conlin (2l, Siglord-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

Copyright 1919. Newspaper Feature serv
ice. Inc.-Reeistcred Z. $ Patent Office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

Richardson. Passed balls. Beachem 8;
Gnlett. ? Time Of game. 1;o5. Umpires.
Duncan and Devore.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18
Box n Fast Draw.

Curtis. & Co.. buy Liberty BOnds.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-18

MAY 1 not suggest, now that the
1f1 militant suffragettes have licked
congress, that they go after the box
ing championship?