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EL PASO HERALD
Thursday Dec. 8 1910.
WEIGHT HANDICAP
LLY LEVY IN
IP
n
HANDEG
Lomand Gets Mying Start
' and Holds Advantage
Throughout.
"Weight beat Folly Levy in the handi-
cap ednesday at Juarez. Lomond
getting- away first to a flying start
made hay "while the sun was bright and
was sent out in front for a good long
lead by Nolan her taskmaster. Folly
Levy was after the flying Lomond and
was making good headway up to the
stretch turn when the heavy 118 pounds
of boy and lead began to telT on (her
stride and she was forced to surrender
her position to Helmet the first nighter
from the Bradley barn. The Wolf was
away last and made every post a losing
one to the finish. i
Boana Romps to Victory.
Boana romped her way around the
course with the twoyearolds in the first
race. The gelding was set out in front
and made to keep there by little Ben-
schoten who held him true to the course
and finished six lengths in the lead.
Iwalani was second best of the other
lads and ran behind Boana all the way.
Butter Ball "Wins Third.
It looked like Outfielder all the way
In the third with the money going as
it lay. But Butter Ball was .sent past
the outfielder who was unable to get
going in time to -nead thv winner. Out-
fielder got away in front and should
have won. Butter Ball lay in third
place until the stretch where Outfielder
looked to be an easy winner. B'utter
Ball was sent in to cut down the two
lengths lead and made it stick when
Geogh put him to the task. Outfielder
was tiring and could not muster cour-
age to withstand the rush at the finish.
Hesitate was running second until the
winner moved up Hesitate dropping
back a notch.
Bcngchoten's Xerve Wins.
Benschoten's nerve won the fifth
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race for Hidden Hand. Force was running-
in front after a bunched start. The
horses were running together to the
turn for home when Benschoten shot j j
njuueii nana in on tne ran tooic a
chance of getting hurt and came home
the winner. Force lost all ms advant-
age in turning wide for the stretch and
was tired from the terrific pace he had
been setting for the others. Light "Wool
delayed too long in making his move
and was running strongest at the fin-
ish. Taskmaster won the final race in
a close finish from Misprison with Rice
riding the race of his life on the win-
ner. Alma Boy was tne winner at the
stretch but Taskmaster and Misprison
challenged and were able to make it
stick.
The Summaries.
First race five furlongs seling two-
yearoldsv value to first $225 Boana
a 00 (Benschoten) o to 1 won; Iwalani
105 (Murphy) 2 to 1 second; Count de
Oro 108 (Ganz) 10 to 1 third. Time
1:01 2-5. Smiling Maiden Uncou-
conquered Practitioner Alta Ray Joe
"Wells ran.
Second race six furlongs selling
fouryearolds and up value to first $225
.Toe Woods 107 (T. Smith) 7 to 5
won; Cobleskill 102 (Benschoten) 10 to
1 second; Gene "Wood 112 (Parker) 5
to 1 third. Time 1:15. Dick Moss
McNally Mrs. Nugent John Sparks
ran.
Third race five furlongs selling two-
yearolds value to first $225 Butter
Ball 106 (Keogh) 4 to 1 won; Out-
fielder 103 (Nolan) 9 to 5 second; Hes-
itate 108 (Murphy) 4 to 1 third. Time
1:01 1-5. Aragonese Quicksilver Geht-
nlcht ran.
Fourth race six furlongs handicap
all ages value to first $400 Lomond
92 (Nolan) 7 to 1 won; Helmet 115
(Ganz) 6 to 1 second; Folly Levy 118
(Rice) 3 to 4 t'nird. Time 1:12 3-5. The
"Wolf ran.
Fifth race six furlongs selling four-
yearolds and up value to first $225
Hidden Hand 107 (Benschoten) 13 to
5 won; Force 110 (McCullough) 13 to
5 second; Light "Wool 110 (Hawes) 10
to 1 third. Time 1:14. Joe Bhrich Gib-
son Flying Pearl Preen Banaronia
ran.
Sixth race one mile selling four-
yearolds and up value to first $300
Taskmaster 105 (Rice) 8 to 1 won;
Misprison 106 (Reynolds) 5 to 1 sec-
ond; Alma Boy 106 (Molesworth) 5 to
1 third. Time 1:42. Himalaya St.
Kilda Maurentania Vesme Cheswar-
dine Sizz ran.
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TWO FAST GAMES
OF BASKETBALL
The International team still holds
first place in the Commercial Basket-
hall leasrue bv winninir from the Walz
! toom Hit tho ofnro ff fl tr !l TlllS
giyes them the percentage of 714 all
other teams being tied with a percent-
age of .429.
The first half was almost an even
proposition each man putting up a good
game though the work of King as
guard for the Walz team was respon-
sible for the low score of the Interna-
tionals in the tirst half as compared
with the second.
Romero and Moores played an un-
scheduled wrestling match for the pos-
session of the ball when it came into
their territory each determined that
the other should not score.
Lyman for the Internationals was
larzelv resDonsible for the increase in
the score in the last half and was ably j
assisted by Brown Evans and Thomas
In some pretty team work that netted
seeral points.
Haile for the "Walz team was at a
disadvantage because of a bad knee.-
but put up a plucky game against Wil-
cox and Marshall.
You Can
Depend
Absolutely
on Finding
at
Feldmaris
Gifts That
Are
"Different"
Something For
Every Member
of the Family
308 San Antonio
league play Strattoa took game at 20S
and Christie made total with 502 both
being of the Bankers' team. Thurday
night will bring a meeting between
the State Nationals and the Real Es
tates; Bateman vs. Byles and Wood-
bury vs. Perrault. Scores follow:
Tigers.
Parker 171 142
Johnson 136 144
SHarvie 154 171
Blair ...146 134
Clutter - 130 93
144
153
157
164
Tl.
457
433
4S2
444
125 '354
women in many styles and
all sizes.
Be sure and look for
tne mayer Trade
Mark on the sole.
Sold by leading' shoe
dealers if your dealer
will not supply you
-write to us.
F.MrjrerBoot&SaoeC'
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Casikm
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TO
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland and Seattle
FOUR TRAINS DAILY FROM EL PASO
CARRYING UP TO DATE EQUIPMENT
TWENTY HOURS SHORTEST TIME TO LOS
ANGrELES
For tickets and sleeping car accommodations call at
City Ticket Offke-St. Regis Hotel Building
W. C. McCormick Gk A. J. E. Monroe C. T. A.
Crockett 128
Ellsworth .... ."! 130
Totals .. 670 760
Campbells.
'lnompsoii 159
Krome . . . .140
Ford 1..145
Suggs ...146
Campbell 172
'Totals ..;
Yannigans
7olre- 1 r-
The same between the Shelton-Payne j v.. " ""
team and Bryan Bros.' team was a j r "'
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1 iri'.iiiJicic auijiiic. iat uiai. naii x c
suitea in tne score or 8 to u in iavor ol
j Br van Bros. This was reversed and
multiplied in the last half and the re-
sponsibility lies in the team work put
up by the old High school combination
of Shea and Lamar Thomas together
with the fielding- of the ball on the
part of Alleman of last year's Blue
team of the Y. M. C. A.
Teague and Marshall played a pretty
game for the losers' but were unable
to stem the tide of the combination put
up in the secbnd half.
Shea's ability to shoot baskets from
apparently any angle put his teamn-to
the aggressive position and the oppo-
nents on the defensive. This usually
means defeat for the defensive team in
basketball and so it proved in this
case.
Kilbourn as center against Shea
played a hard but erratic game but
was unable to keep his opponent cov-
ered. Final score in the second game was
17 to 10 in favor of the Shelton-Payne
team.
The several High school boys who
have lost out in the recent ruling out
of their school athletics have cast their
energies Into the Commercial teams and
are showing up strong.
Saturday night the S. TV. shop team
will play a practice game against the
"Y" team.
The All Star Bible class team will
also play a game against one of the
Commercial league teams.
...743 6S0 7
144
163
143
183
127
743 2170
Tl.
136 425
116 416
128 401
130 441
1S1 42S
169
143
147
ISO
153
691 2121
Tl.
144
196
117
139
166
442
479
409
405
491
Totals
Bankers.
Stratton 20S
Christie .....". .!!ll67
V. Andreas 145
White .. ."131
Gilchrist 144
..762 792 -762 2
762 2316
J.'l.
126
157
1S9
129
145
128
178
137
156
161
46-'
502 J
471 I
416 I
450
Our classified lists below offer you a wide variety
of choice in suitable gifts. Everything listed is to
be found hefe at prices ranging from $100 to $5.00
It will be a good idea to clip these lists
check off the items you are interested in
and bring with you when you come shopping.
Gifts For a Woman--$1.00 to $5
GOLD
To
Out-of-town
Buyers
In case you cannot come
j to El Paso send us a
mail order. On all mail
j orders amounting to $5
j and more we pay the ex
press or mail charges.
To persons of financal
responsibility we will
gladly send l ' selection
j packages." If you can
come to El Paso to se-
lect your gifts in person
we will refund your rail-
road fare. Until Janu-
ary 1 1911 we will al-
low a rebate of 2e per
mile on' each dollar's
worth purchased here
taking the number of
miles traveled as a limit
for amount of refund.
Cuff Pins
Collar Pins
Belt Pins
Veil Pins
Jabot Pins
Hat Pins
dfety Pin?
"Rnrrettes
Xeek Chains
Vre Glass Hooks
Eye Glass Chains
Brooches'
Gold Wire Bangles
Cuff Buttons
Earrings
Small Finder Rings
Gold Sl Kings
Guard Rings
SILVER
ff Tinks
Veil Pins
"nlpf Holders
Hat Pins
Tip Clasns
Bodkin Sets
Fm G ? ii ores
Pin Cushions
"Pocket Mirrors
Powder Puffs
"R0p."Ron Bos
Powder Pencils
Lip Salve Boxes
"Pve Brow Pencils
rM-ovp Bnttoners
cino Buttoners
Pencils
Papier Poudre' Cases
Hair P'n Holders
Belt Buckles
Shoe Buckles
Valise Tag
Book Marks
Manicure Files
Salts Bottles
Xail Brushes
Desk Calendars
Pen Holders -
Ink Welk
Cologne Bottles
Memo Pads
Desk Thermometers
Picture Frames
Salve -Tars
2vail Files
Buttoners
Cuticle Knives
Buffers
Xail Brushes
Complexion Brushes
Travelers' Cups
Cloth Brushes
Velvet Brushes
Jelly Knives
Pie Knives
Berry Spoons
Cold Meat Forks
Beef Forks
Lettuce Forks
Olive Forks
J?ickle FoTks
Sardine Forks
Jelly Spoons
Olive S'poons
Preserve Spoons
Sugar Spoons
"Pie Servers
Tomato Servers
Cream Ladles
Gravy Ladles
Sugar Tongs
Cheese Scoops
Butter Picks
Joint Forks
Plateau
Tea Strainers
Tea. Makers
Tea Balls
Tea Ball Stands
Almond Dishes
Salt Cellars
Pepper Shakers
LEATHER
Address Boolcs
Travel Slippers
Eye Glass Cases
Playing Cards
(leather case)
Jewel Cases
Photo Frames
Calendars
Card. Cases
Engagement Pads
Thermometers"
Electro Plate
Spoons and Forks
Peppers
Bottle Stands
Candlesticks
Pepper 31311s
Xapkin Rings
Xut Cracks
Miscellaneous
Mborcroft Vases
Engraved Glass Vases
Engraved Glass Per-
fume Bottles
Ensrraved Glass
Dishes
Brass Candlesticks
Picture Frames (cop-
per and silver)
Umbrellas
I
Gifts For a Man--$1.00 to $5.00
GOLD
ZZW TEXAS S MESA &
Totals
The Y.
-
! BOWLING. 4-
"
The Tigers defeated the Yannigans
by a 43 pin margin and the Campbells
won from Bankers with 15 pins on
Cactus club alleys "Wednesday night.
In the National league game Crockett
of the Yanigans made high game with
183 pins while HaTvie of the Tigers
took total at 481. In the American
S5 746 760 2301
yi. C. A. Wednestlav nip-hf
team No. 5 won from team No. 4 by
the good and plenty margin of 117
pins.
j:r.uii ana Learning tied for high
prima nf ITT t.Vi!1 t ti i . . . t
a v- .k ...f nunc Am .chock. XOOK mgll
total at 4S6. Scores:
Team No. 5.
E. A. Fruit 122 166
Dr. Race 257 130
A. Block ..158 '151
The Mere Thought of Buy-
ing a Diamond Should Sug-
gest Silberberg's.
Copyright. 1910.
Collar Buttoii3
Scarf Pins
Gold Studs
Mother-of-Pearl Studs
Tie Clasps
Cuff Buttons
"Watch Charms
Ascot Fasteners
Lapel Chains
Fobs
SILVER
Tie Clasps ' ' ?
Key Rings
Key Ring Chains
Cuff Links
Pocket Mirrors
Pocket Tape Measures
"Wlirstles
Postage Stamp Hold-
ers Pocket Scissors
Paper Cutters-
Pocket Coiftibs
Shaving Brushes
Pencils
Pen Holders
Magnifying Glasses
Fountain Pens
Pencil Holders
Pocket Knives .
Fruit Knives
Cigar Cutters
Cigar Holders
Pocket Cigar Lighters
Tobacco Boxes
Snuff Boxess -
Cigar Piercers'
.Cigarette Paper"Bbld-
er.5
Cigarette Holders
"Match Boxes
SJity Match Box:
Holders
Pocket Shoe Button-
ers Pocket Collar Button-
ers Pocket Manicure Files
Pocket Corkscrews
Picture Frames
Militarv Brushes
"Whisk Brooms
Cloth Brushes
Travelers Cups
Paper "Weights
Bottle Openers
Ink "Wells
Stamp Boxes
Pen Holders "
Valise Tags
LEATHER
Travel Slippers
Bill Rolls
Letter Cases
Cigar Cases
Cigarette Cases
Eyeglass Cases
Clothes Brushes
(leather case)
Match Gases (leather)
Photo Frames
(for travel)
Playing Cards
(leather case)
Miscellaneous
Umbrellas
"Walking Sticks
Match Stands
(MoorcTOtt)
Match Stands (copper
and silver)
Ash Trays
(Moorcroft)
133
138
177
Tl.
421
434
486
jrip
Totals
Team No. 4.
I. Moltane .......141
L.. A. Fruit ...... !!l36
Learning 125
135
176
177-
105
130
99
his head but on each occasion his
gave away.
"Westergard worked harder. He
worked his opponent to the mat and
then squeezed Hackenschmidt's head
until the foreigner's strength told on j january n
me aowan ana tne noia was reieuseu
"Westergard rushed at Hackenschmidt
seven or eight times and lifted him
bodily and threw him to the mat-.
' The second fall came in quicker
1341 time. Hackenschmidt rushed at Ws op-
T". i ponent at the call of time and hi a few
3S1 I minutes both men were on the mat
442 t Hackenschmidt having a hammerlock
Totals
401
1224
FRIDAY'S EXTRIES
j on him. He broke away acid the Rus
sian followed forced him to the mat
again and finshed the match with a
reversed body hold.
JUAREZ JOCKEY CLUB j BAD SPILL TN SIX-
TO GET
IIS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
ALWAYS BUVTfiEGENUE
YRlNiGS
" and"
lixir Senna
MANUFACTURED BV THE
nrst race sellrai? 2yearolds. f Ive f ur-
longs Joe wells 97; Iwalani 97;
Beechmorit 102; Agility 102; Quicksil-
ver 102; Soon 102; Practitioner. 105;
.Ben Lasca 105; Count D'e Oro 105; Carl
Cloud 105; Vanity Pair 107; Smiling
Maiden 107.
Second race selling 3yearolds six
furlongs Aunt Nancy 95; Pirate Boy.
104; Ed Holly 108; Pid Hart 108; Flor-
ence A. 10!; Crossover 110; Shelby
111; Rio Pecos. 113.
Third raceselling one mile rCellaret
EAGLES HOLD ELECTION.
El Paso lodge of Eagles Aerie No.
73 held their annual election of offi-
cers last evening at rneir regular ni:et-
ingi The new officers will be installed
These elected were: Wor
ths' past president. J. "W. Peak; worthy
president P. A. Carbajal; worthy vice
president J. C. Perj-y; worthy chap-
lain J. S. "W. Doupe; be; 'tary "W. A Co-
penhaver; treasurer T. E. Behr; inside
guard. J. "W. Arnold; outside guard J.
DAY BICYCLE CONTEST
New York Dee. S. There was a
bad spill shortly before 11 oclock last
night in the six-day bicycle race. Gor-
don "Walker of Australia had just re-
lieved his partner Pye when Mitten
of Iowa ran into and over him.
"Walker was picked up unconscious.
The surgeons said a superficial ex-
amination showed that his left hip was
badly bruised and he may have sus- i most dangerous of statements and one
wn'cu uueiuai lujunes. .unieu cxperz- ui nie naruest to reiute.
Who Are "Tliey.
"We all have a way of saying hey
say" this or that of some person or
some thing and accepting it ourselves
as authentic when someone says "taey
say" to us.
But if we stopped to inquire into the
exact source of the information either
we wbuld be unable to trace it back
to anyone other than that elusive in-
dividual "They Say" or we will find
back of it the unkind gossip of some
enersy.
An- just because "they say" fails
to put the blame of a falsehood on any
one person's shoulders it really is the
Storey McKee: trustees. Jas. Conners
D. T. Sullivan and Lewis Goodman;
aerie physician T. "W. Grace.
BAXK IX" NEW BUILDING.
Thursday morning the American Na-
tional bank opened for business in its
new building at the corner of Oregoa
and San Antonio streets.
QUEER CASE OF
MRS. CANTREEL
Lady in Big Sandy Tenn.r
Put to Bed Every Two
' Weeks to Stay Sev-
eral Days.
91; Siscus. 94; Short Order 96; Tug j the race
enced a few bruises and remained
.Boat. 100; St. Kilda. 105: Si ins-
Rather Boyal 105.
Fourth race handicap. 2yearolds.
i five and one-half furloners Du Bois.
108; Seth 108; Flj-ing Wolf. 110; Ster-
lin 112; Frank Mullens 122.
Fifth race selling six furlongs St.
Joe 110; Hearts Relief 115 Waldorf
Belle 115; Cotytto 115; Banthel 115:
Cuban Boy 115; Preen 115; Bonnie
Prince Charlie 115; Cobleskill 115;
Spooner 115; Force 118; Red Hussar
118.
Sixth race selling one mil Ramon
Carona 96; Little Marchmont. DC;
Hoyle 105; Buna 105; Alma Boy 105;
Himalaya 108; Joe Woods 109; Barney
Oldfield 109.
LIFORNfA psSYRUP 0
SOLD BV ALL LEADING
One Size only soa Bottle
At midnight the 72nd hours score
found the seven leaders Root-Moran
Pye-Walkcr Hehlr-Goulet. Fogler-Hlll.
Collins-Drexel Marion-Haltead and
i
in ( So let us beware of believing "thev
say" stories. Let- us treat lightly all
gossip introduced by the words "tney
say." Or if this gossip makes us sus-
picious of its object and it is natural
and human that it should at tlmes-
Mitten-Thoma tied at 1390 miles two . let us suspend judgment until we
lfrns. Th MfifFArlH.nd-fMfirk nnrl i irvnw T nH.or- vnrc laf An Vio
HACKEXSCHMIDT AVIXS MATCH
"WITH AX IOWA WRESTLER
Chicago 111.. Dec. S: George Hack-
enschmidt defeated Jesse Wefetergard
the Iowa wrestler in two straight
falls last night. The first was taken
in one hour twd minutes and 15 sec-
onds with a double bar arm hold. The
second occurred In 11 minutes and 20
seconds with a reversed body hold.
At no time did Hackenschmidt exert
himself except when he broke from
several hammerlocks which the Iowan
had secured. Hackenschmidt seemed to
rely- on his strength.
The two men tugged and pulled each
other about the mat for over an hour
before the first fall went to the for-
eigner. Several times Hackenschmidt
attempted to throw his oponent over
laps. The MaeFarland-Clarke and
West-Demara combination were just a
lap behind the leaders while Rutt and
Stol were on even with 1390 rnPcs. The
record for 72 hours is 1439 miles.
100 TO OXE SHOT IS
SURPRISE AT OAIvLAXO TRACK
Oakland Cal. Dec. S. Dutch Rock
a 100 to 1 shot proved a surprise by
second to Adams in a four horse race
at Emeryville Wednesday . It was ex-
pected that Maxing and Golden Agnes
would be the contenders and the lay-
ers quoted1 20 to 1 against Dutch Rock
for the place.
KNOW In other words let us do the
object of "they say" the justice to
investigate until we find someone who
Is in a position from actual knowl-
edge and whom we can trust to make
a positive statement over his owti
name as to the truth or falsity of the
"they say" story.
The writer has been led to pen this
little lesson in practical fairness by
reading a little book issued by the
Coca-Cola Company of Atlanta. Ga..
Big Sandy Tenn. "Every twa
weeks" writes Mrs. Lucy Cantrell of
this place "I had to go to bed and
stay there several days. I suffered un-
told misery. Nothing- seemed to help
me until I tried Cardui. the woman's
tonic Although I had been afflicted
with womanly weaknesses for seven
years before I took Cardui. Cardui
helped me more than anything else
ever did. It is surely the best tonic for
women on earth."
For more than half a century Car-
dui the woman's tonic has been bene-
fiting women suffering from the vari-
ous ailments peculiar to their sex.
Because your case may be a difficult
entitled "Tne Truth About Coca-
Cola." That truly delicious and whole- ! one do aot continue to suffer without
BOOK-MAKERS HARD HIT.
Pensacola Fla. Dec. 8. Four odds-
on favorites extensively backed ac-
counted for their respective purses
yesterday afternoon and contributed to
a big losing for the bookmnkers. Tem-
perate 'weather brought a big crowd.
; .
FATORITE WIXS;
'Jacksonville Fla.. Dec. S. The At-
lantic Beach s ting stakes value
$1000 yesterday Afternoon feature at
ZVIoncrief was captured by Ragman
who was favorite in the betting 1 to
2 after a hard stretch drive in which
Glucose forced the" winner to do his
best to get home with a neck to spare.
some beverage haa for so long been the
subject of "they say" stories In which
all manner of untrue and detrimental
things about Coca-Cola have been cir-
culated that the manufacturers have
been forced to Issue their book giving
authentic information about this bev-
erage. And the information therein
contained does not rest its case on any
"they say" statements but bases Its ar-
guments on analyses and statements of
chemists and scientists occupying the
nighest positions in America.
This is a most interesting book a
fine study in dignity in refuting false-
hoods and a book of information that
all should read. You will find it well
worth your while to write and ask the
Coca-Cola Company Atlanta Ga. to
send you a free-copy.
giving Cardui a trial. It certainly has
helped thousands of other women. Why
not you?
You need not fear to take Cardui.
freely and regularly and for as' long a.
time as you feel it helps you. It is
purely vegetable perfectly harmless
can do you nothing but good.
It costs but a trifle to try and it
may mean so much to you.
For sale by all druggists (40000 at
least).
Try a bottle today.
N. B. Write to: Ladles' Advisory
Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chat-
tanooga Tenn. for Special lRtnict!oBs
and 64-page book. "Home .Treatment
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El Paso Herald (El Paso, Tex.), Ed. 1, Thursday, December 8, 1910, newspaper, December 8, 1910; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth116709/m1/5/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .