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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Martin DEFEATS
RILEY IN FIRST
A. E. F. Heavyweight
Champion Easy Victor;
Dundee Wins Also.

Detroit, Mich, Nov. Blob Mar
tin. Of Akron. Ohio. heavyweight
champion OF the interallied armies.
knocked out Tom Riley Of Minneapo-
lis. in the first round OF a scheduled
10 round bout Wednesday night The
knockout came after two minutes and
Al seconds Of fighting during which
Riley was noored seven times by the
u blows he received The knockdown
blows were right and left swings to
the jaw, a left uppercut 10 the heart
and left jab TO the wind. Martin was
Norm Il Comeback.
In another bout scheduled 70 90 10
rounds, Frank Moran Of Pittsburgh,
knocked out Homer Smith Of Benton
Harbor, heavyweight champion Of
lIitchigan, in the third round. Smith
was floored three times in the final
Jack Burke, champion Of the United
States army forces that did not 90
overseas. had the better Of Jack
Moran Of Detroit in a 10 round heavy
weight bout
Dundee Wins Bout.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. Johnny
Dundee, eastern lightweight boxer
Wednesday night decisivelT out
pointed Charley White, Chicago in a
10 round. no decision contest, accord
ing 20 ringside critics. The bout went
the limit Dundee was the aggressor
throughout
White was so Inactive during the
first half Of the bout that the chair
man Of the boxing commission or
dered him TO get busy" From then
on the Chicago boxer was more &C
tive but Dundee was after him and
delivered several blows to Whites
one.
Dundee cleveriy ducked away from
several Of Whites lefts and fire.
quently caught the Chicagoan on the
Jaw causing his head to wobble-
Dundee also drove IN many hard
blows 70 the body. White weighed
136 and Dundee 1872 IL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
TEXAS AGGIE5
and 'U'' MEET
Both Teams Confident OF
Issue; Aggies Are the
Strongest.

Austin, Texas, Nov 27.-With all Of
the Texas team ready. It entered the
annual Thanksgiving clash al College
Station well prepared 10 wrest victory
from the Texas Aggies. This after
aeon the team viii be supported by
1900 student rooters besides thou
sands OF alumni and supporters Of the
Orange and White.
The contest was the 25th clash be-
tween the two schools and viii mark
the end Of the football season for
both eIevens The Texas Aggies have
not been scored upon thus far this
season. while the Texans have
trounced decisively the Baylor Bears.
the Arkansas Razorbachs. the Rice
Owls and the sturdy Haskell In
dians
VIII Lineup Strong
Here Is how the two teams viii
probably line up for the fray when
referee McCreary sounds the opening
Texas-Hart d50). left end. Pierce
(16S). left tackle, Drake (l82), left
guard; Murray (206), center; Wander
wort (ls0s right guard; Wilson leap
tain. 300, right tackle. Carruthers
G75). right end: Alexander Cl75),
quarterback; Knickerbocker t160) left
halfback: Weir (1651, right halfbacki
Nahan (170). fulback-
Aggies-Green (170) left tackle:
Gobmert (19O), LEFT guard: Greer
C166). center Dennis (s5), right
guard; Falk 179. right tackle; Gray
captain. 158), right end Brennan
$50. Quarterback Cannon (148), left
haltbaek5 McAlum (l55(, right half
back; Hedick (1T0l. fullback-
Weight averages. line-TeLas. 10.
A. and n, 185. hack field, Texas, 15s;
A and n. 165. Team, Texas 165; A
and H. U.s.
Officials - McCreary (Oklahoma),
referee Bridges CHarvard), umpire.
Braun (swanee). head linesmzn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

II looks as though Ban Johnson.
car Of the American league, and
Charlie Murphy. car OF Iamman3
hall. are riding in the same boat 1ne
basebau moguls want Ban 70 turn in
hfs yellow Jacket and the politicians
are getting ready 20 take a shot ar
Charles crown No enjoyment in be
ing car these days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
.AGGIES BAIT TIE
NEW MEXICO u"
Foremost New NJ eZico
Teams Clash on Gridiron
at Albunuernue.

Albuquerque. n. d.. Nov. 27.-Foot-
ball honors Of the entire state Of New
Mexico were at stake today when the
New Mexico University and the Ne
srla Aggies FLASHED on the gridiron
in the annual game between the two
teams
odds seemed TO favor the univer-
sIty team due 20 its victory over the
Texas school Of mines. while others
pointed to the tie game which each
school had played against the Kos
well Military institute OF the Two
teams the Varsity is the trlckiest ana
coach John EcG0ugh announced
Tuesday that he intended 70 try every
shift the team had in an effort 20 put
over the victory
AEgies Are Strong.
The AEgies are exceptionally strong
this year and have a backl-eld taal
will be hard TO beat In the souln-
west. The only defeat suffered by the
Aggies has been az the hands OF t1e
Arizona university BY the score OF 50
10 nothing. 70 was also deieated pL
the crack Buff and Yellow soldier OF
FL Paso but this game does not count
in intercollegiate football
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Beaumont Team
Plans Busy Year

The new owners Of the Beaumont
club Of the Texas league have elected
10. G. Greeves president and Ruby
Jett secretary. Manager Joe Mathes,
who has been in St Louis since the
close Of the Texas season. reported
to the club owners that he had signed
a. couple Of good prospects from the
St Louis lots and has others in view
for tryouts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

in these days and times. some Of the
veterans OF football bark pack % the
days Of Carlisle's glory on the grid
iron. ard speak OF the mighty Bemis
Pierce Pierce played with mis-
brothers, Jerry and HaWlsv, on the
same team with Thaddeus Red Water
the Cheyenne, who is now an agent
OF Uncle sam in the indian service
Bemis Pierce scaled nearly rs
pounds, he was tall and solid as a
rock Despite his Ereat bulk he was
fast as a streak, fnd no line player
Of recent years has shown more real
ability.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Chick GandI To
Quit White SoX

Chick Gandn has again made his
declaration that he viii not play ball
with the White Sox next year and
he says that he can't be coaxed into
changing his mind this time Now
that Mike Kelley has been eliminated
as a managerial prospect for the Seat
tie Coast league team the name Of
Gandu IS mentioned among the list
Of possible candidates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
Rebel Cakes May
Buy Into Leag

The third major league TO be built
out OF an American league bolt hay
ing died a story iz now sent out that
Harry Sinclair may buy the Pittsburg
Pirates. along with Millionaire"
Rebel cakes and Ed Gwianer. who
backed the Federal league team in
Pittsburg Cakes IS said 10 be keen
10 put some Of his money, made in
oil. into a major league franchise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

Eddie casey. the Harvard football
star. was about 20 enter Princeton
when he had a change OF heart and
cast his lot with Harvard so that he
might be able 70 stick near his own
ffreside
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

The University OF Vermont loot
bail team can sympathize with the
Philadelphia baseball teams Out OF
seven games PLAYED the Vermonters
have been shut out in five Of them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
TAD'S TID-BITS

NEW YORK, Nov rule Jeffes talk
~ Of the toughest Dempsey
One Jfs adi Dempsey Jeff
that after eight rounds
the boilerlnaker.
sharkey Choynski Fitzous couldn't
fsaze JEFF what chance would Dempsey
The Dempsey night with
Jeffues punche,
key al vent the limit with hun and missed much he added
me only f knocked out Cobe Jackson Goddard F
when their prime He couldn't stop Armstrong
and had tough time of it with young
dropped for the count excepting Billy Niske Meehan
if
Levnsy be certainly could the Jefs
the easiest o
It's hard thing today jeff
about 2fs lbs fighting
bulls Dempsey only
100 He hit though whether
THE GREATEST FIGHTER HE EVER SAW
ApTOp Fighter respectfully submit the
following
apology intended only glnpsed fights life
always a crowd; out
him As office attraction THEREl
left whale,
look cauiflower the
distance
Look at his record and his with Dick Hyland-
Talking
suddenly
OH left IS
Thnlhe
present at his hnone viii forget him He
idea fighters. ERT
CANADA GALS CHIRPS.
buy something
your coin In must @ your
As the fellow said when he tried glass Of beer "A miss not
a smile"
The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
.STATE NATIONAL BANK

Capital Surplus and Profits, G2Uo. 900
Interest Paid On SAVINGS Aecouufn.
q. X. Murehcad. pres.
o1eph MaEofnn, Vice-Prel.
@. "a. Basueft. Flce-PreI.
Geo. d. Flory. Cashier.
r.. W McAfee. Asst. Gambler.
O. VI Nehrker. Asst cashier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

Jim Flynn. who belongs TO the old
school OF white heavy ghts, is still
in the boxing game While not the
smashing battler Of old the Pueblo
Fireman" is stil able to 80 some
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

After several years OF high grade
winning football Georgia Tech has
failed this year to set Attire any grid
Lrnns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
GLEANsoN Will MAKE TRADES.

nave been removed He VIII also
have his own private chef
GLEANSON WILL MAKE TRADES.
Kid Gleason is planning trade or
two TO be consummated this winter
which viii result in the hracing OF
his pitching staff. for the White Sex
hurting corps must be strengthened il
the team is 70 make a serious bid for
the championship in 1920. Eddie CT
cote. Claude Williams and Dick Kerr
are about the only dependable pitch
ers he has at present. and as Cicotte
has retained his effectiveness much
longer than the average pitcher IL Is
certain that he viii not last very
much longer. He may be as good in
1920 as he was this year. but Glea-
son has no tangible guarantee Of that
and he cannot afford to take any
chances. Incidentally. IL Is reported
that the shrewd leader Of the Amsri-
can league champions already has Oh
tanned Kerr's signature 20 a contract
for the next season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

a victory in his first start. Hills how
ever. made numerous friends.
When the contest with Vulgar was
arranged nobody thought for a min
ute that the French battler would
send the Australian champion to
dreamland. In fact, when the pair en-
tered the ring Hill was favored to
win Nalger in his fights in New Jer-
sey rings never displayed a knockout
wauop. but in the sixth round OF the
battle with Hill he landed a right TO
the Australians Jaw and the visitor
was dropped for the count.
Hiu was offered a return match
with Adair and had several other
bouts scheduled for the middle west,
but when he was defeated by Valger
they were promptly called off In
rushing hack 10 the Antipodes he has
shown Door policy 70 say the least
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

:. II I-I-|-UI 10 Nv
SPECIAL HOTEL QUARTERS.
Not the least important member Of
the navy contingent which plays the
army eleven at New York next sat
urday. will be Bill. the teams mascot
the navy OF all goats from Ausora
20 the heights Of Harlem. Bill viii
have q room IN the same hotel with
the navy's gridiron representatives,
where he viii receive a final groom
ing before 50urneying TO the Polo
grounds for the Eridiron classic
The masCots buttinE ability, ac-
cording to commander Howard. IS q
worthy rival 70 the army mules fam
Gus kick, and his gastronomic tastes
know neither law nor reason Con-
sequently Bill viii be assigned TO a
room where the walls are thickest
and from which all furnishings like
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
HAPPY W0ODSIS
AGAIN A VICTOR
Fast Welterweight Under
Care Of Earl Mohan
Wins Another.

Tucson, ARK, Nov. 2I--Happy
Woods. Of this city. scored a techni-
cal knockout over Frenchy Desmarias
Of Denver. in the tenth round OF their
fight here Wednesday. The bout was
even until the eighth, when Woods
manager sent him with Instructions
10 finish the match Woods had been
trying from the start to land one OF
his terrible swings 70 the body or an
uppercut TO the jaw. but Desmarias
had successfully avoided them
In the opening OF the tenth. how
ever, Woods landed the first blow OF
the round to Desmarias' Jaw Des-
marias went down but was up at the
count Of nine, apparently groggy- He
went down and took the count Of
seven a few seconds later and. when
he came up was again loored with
a blow TO the Jaw. He sprang up after
the count Of ten and said he did not
hear the last count
Woods Won Hands Down
Ringside fans. however, were OF the
opinion that the bout was unques-
tionably Woods Woods has been
fighting but a few months, but has
never been defeated
Freddy McManus OF this city, and
Eddie Cornell, military instructor at
the University Of Arizona fought six
fast rounds 70 a draw Although out
weighed seven pounds Cornell held
mis- own throughout the bout and sew
eral times seemed TO have McManus
puzzled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

" TO arouse his versatile appetite
have been removed. He viii also
have his own private chef
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-05
SIX SUFFRAGlSTS ARE
ARRESTED IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, March 8 - Six
women. members Of the National
WomCn's party, were arrested on
charges Of disorderly conduct after
a battle last night with policemen in
front of the Metropolitan opera
house, where they had intended to
stage demonstra ton against
Prest Wilson. Soon after they had
been locked up at the West Thir-
tieth street station. al OF them were
released with explanations.
Fifty policemen charged down on
a group of so suffragists when they
started a demonstration, taking into
custody the six most active agi-
tators. They were booked TO ap-
pear at the women's night court.
but when the patrol wagon arrived
10 take them there, the announce
ment came that they had been re-
leased
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-05
u. s. Government
Ca OF Operate
Merchant Marine

NEW YORK, March s. Gov
eminent operation of the merchant
marine was opposed as utterly inn
possible" in an address here Tues
10y J. II. Rossettcr, director of Oper-
atoms of the United states shippins
board, who favored "a sort OF
franchise system" under which pri-
vateIy owned lines would be en-
couraged and supported, If neces-
sary. by the government"
Mr.. ROssetter told the American
Manufacturers Export association
mat government operation of ships
would be absolutely destructive TO
our own aspirations" lie disap-
proved federal management of the
railroads as well, adding that in
"unscrambiing the roads" he hoped
at least two competitive lines would
he established TO all the principal
ports Of export and import.
Government encouragement of
shipping ventures should be given,
MIR. Rossetter said, lin consideration
Of regular sailings announced a
year in advance. He advocated also
that the federal authorities control
"as 10 maximum rates"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-05
ULGbRIA FACES
FINANCIAL CRISIS
War Cost Nation Vast Sum
of Money, Leaving
Huge Debt.
5sociated Press Service:

associated Press Service:
SOFIA. Bulgaria. Jan. 9.-(Cor-
dependence. Bulgaria is facing q
financial crisis. it is asserted. The
war cost the country over $500
o0O.O 900. while its estimated wealth is
only s. 200. 100000. The national
debt before. the war was 100000
600.
OF the national debt as it now
stands. Bulgaria owes TO Germany
$50, 900. 900, which was advanced in
installments of ten millions. but last
winter Germany discontinued this
practice, and demanded payment for
munitions in cash. Germany, evil
IDENTIFY was not i'm the business of
hc.~lng its allies for nothing. as the
prices charged Bulgaria for gas
masks clearly indicate. For each
mask it charged SIC and sheep
skin. as compared with the cost Of
p similar article for the United States
rrmy in England of $3.50.
Financial experts agree that the
olvency of the country can only be
preserved by the presentation of
counter claims against Germany.
even if Bulgarias total Indebtedness
20 Germany is outweighed by Bull
cairia's counter claims, oppressive
-aXes must be imposed for a decade
or two in order 70 meet the remain
ing debt, say Bulgarians. The state
revenues before the last three wars
1vcraged S5O,OOO,OO0 per annum
Recent taxation added $4,000. 900 Ia
This sum. To fill the gap between
what is possible 10 raise by taxation
and the needs of the nation it is now
proposed TO cOnfscate wealth ille-
gally obtained in addition TO drastic
taxation Of war profits.
Under Germany's tutelage the
financial policy maintained by Bull
raria sank the country deeper and
deeper every year in debt IL wa:
the only belligerent country which
issued no internal loan but content
ed itself with printing paper money
20 the total of almost $500. 600, 600
III the normal rate Of exchange. A
result Bulgaria currency has de
7reciated more than one-half, while
he accumulation Of private wealth
ran parallel to the rapidly mOuntin-
state debt. More than so banks wer'
aoated having a total capitalization
Of nearly one hundred millions.
Bulgaria's sole negotiable article
/ Of export is tobacco, and this sh'
must use in the worlds markets II
+ exchange for food, clothing, cotton
. Lille r,,o1fcf,1 ote A. roraepnt thprt
+ are in the country the crops of the
past two years valued at abou
/ S3oC. 900, 900
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-05
NILES. NICE.

NILES. Mich. March 5.-The nine
months old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Stewart died Tuesday
after a few days illness of measles.
The funeral services will be held
Tuesday afternoon.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Anon died today after a
brief illness.
Nettie Dayhuff has begun suit for
divorce from her husband She
charges non-support.
Lieut.. William Besson, who was
overseas with the Block Hawk divi-
sion. has received his discharge from
military service and arrived home
today from Camp Grant.
Claude :. Smith has been elected
exalted ruler of the Niles lodge Of
ks. and Thomas Flynn, esteemed
leading knight.
A. II. yelling is in Saginaw TO at
tend the funeral services of his
uncle. yelling r. Burt, a prominen.
lumberman and politician Of Michi-
gan.
Edward Beham has purchased the
a c. Petry property in West Niles
and will bring his family 10 Niles 10
reside
The annual meeting OF the Ber-
rien county bar association will be
held in st. Joseph Thursday evening.
Atty. Burritt Hamilton. president OF
the Michigan Bar association. and
vice president OF the American Bar
association. will give an address and
IL is expected that Congressman
Hamilton will be home from Wash
ington and also give an address
John Walters has gone 70 Epworth
hospital at South Bend for a course
OF treatment.
Willard Salisbury and daughter Of
Ulysses. Neb.. and his sister, Mrs.
Sperry OF Gresham, Neb., were
among those from out OF the city
who attended the funeral services
for their aunt. Mrs. Robert Nc
Omber.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-05
Blood in Bad Condition?
Troubled with BOis or CarbuncIes?
Ever Tried LaxCarin?

The peculiar effect on the blood
caused by the rapid changes of win
ter, especially this winter. the chill
~ blasts and dampness long cOntin-
ued will undoubtedly have a dis
astrous effect upon your system If
your blood happens 10 be in bad
condition. You should not allow
yourself TO run the risk of suffer
ing with boils and carbuncles, you
should not willingly walk into the
snare of pain and suffering of rheu-
matism or catarrh when you can put
your blood in shape 20 prevent il
by the simple method OF taking a
glass Of hot water upon arising
with one-half I,axcarin tablet.
Boils and carbLncles are evidence
Of disordered blood. They do not
necessarily mean an inherited faint,
but they tell YOU that your blood is
poisoned. that the life-giving strea m
that should flow through your veins,
pure vigorous and healthy has be-
come upset, maybe by Overeating
and drinking, more probably by con-
stipation, stomach trouble. weak
kidneys or not properly working
liver. or perhaps by uric acid. What
ever might be the cause. your blood
has become poisoned and you are
not going 10 know what IL is 10 feel
well until the poison and impurities
have been washed from your sys-
tom. The blood. purified and in
vigorated. will once more perform
its normal function OF keeping the
body full Of health and vigor
Every part Of the body is depend
ent upon the blood for nour!shment
and strength and when TO- any
cause this vital stream becomes run
down. ii invites disease 10 enter. The
liver and kidneys failing 20 receive
the proper amount OF nourishmen'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-05

from the blood, grow inactive and
dull and the waste and bodily i'm
purities that should pass off through
these channels of nature are left in
the system TO encourage some blood
disorder. Take for example a great
big dam built to hold the flowing
waters of the Mississippi river Sup
posing we were able to hold up the
millions of gallons Of that immense
artery. What would be the conse-
quences-what would happen 70 the
lands which would he Overflown.
When the blood is in this weakened
condition. it should be treated with
Ia remedy that is not only thorough.
but gentle in its action.
LaNcarin is pure vegetable rem
edy. which is made from roots and
herbs, and it is exactly what is
needed. Ii not only cleanses the
blood OF impurities and enriches and
strengthens IL, but generally builds
up the entire system by its fine ton
&c effect. I.axcarin re-invigorates ev-
cry part OF the body. gives tone and
vigor 20 the blood. and as il goes to
the different parts. carries health
and strength.
Laxcarin acts promptly and gives
good results. II gives the blood
power 10 drive out rheumatism. ca
tarrh hollis sores and Ulcers, skin
diseases corrects constipation. gives
a healthy movement, helps the stom-
ach in performing us duties-does
away with sour gassy fermenting
and belching.
'Iaxcarin is sold by the Laxcarin
Products Co. Dept. E-21, Pittsburgh.
Penna. Price pc box one dollar.
full treatment six boxes FIVE dollars
VIII be sent postpaid upon receipt OF
cash. money orders or stamps" Sub
stitutes must DC refused
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-05


told bow vessel delayed
reached struggling
with heavy nigh The officers
Polar Bear the
ships set her for the Polar Bear
The reached
that her rudder Of commission
from the President Grant to the Polar
the urched
morning that u in the
udder President
Bermuda The Polar