El Paso Herald from El Paso, Texas • Page 5

EL PARO HERALD KDXF.SDAV. 1908. spomm THIOV DROP TIIH TM OLI The second niKht of the bowling: for the Tivf)li trophy last nig-ht resulted in tlie dropping of four additional players, the ftrst holder of the medal, Bateman, Schutz and (Irandover, heinf? thp low men. The eight remaining men will howl loniKht and the four Ifiwest KcoreK will designate the four men to be dropped. Two will be dropped Thur.sday night, and the two remaining will bowl for the of the trophy P'riday night.

The score.s made by the eight men who remain in tho race last night were as follows; Total Harela ...............................221 Sukerman ..............................192 Suggs 1 Jardikor .....................135 Houck IT) 4 1 fid 14 0 1 77 1 234 1S7 209 2 4 r. 201 201 1 29 609 582 561 551 539 513 498 481 BI.OOMIOlt HAVK im avix it vkaks .1. (Jaul, the of the Boston Rloitmej- girls, who will play the 'White Sox at Athletic park Sunday afternoon is in tlie city making the ar- rangement.s for the coming of his team. The Bloomer girls have 173 games this season so far, coming here from Arizona, where games were played at Phoenix. Tucson.

(Jlobe, Douglas and Tiisbee. This is said to be the 17th year of this organization, although they are not the same Y)layers of the original team. Polo Pliaycrm Fined. Salem. Sept.

23 he had spurred his pony until the blood ame, Allan Forbes, a polo er, found guilty of cruelty to animals and was fined Football Just about enough players for two football teams answered the call for practice last night on the lot back of stable and considerable j.ractice was indulged in. Another meeting will be held Thursday evening. Kramer AVinner. New orK, aepi. Kramer, the American champion cyclist, defeated Henry Mayer, the German champion, in their m.itch race at Madison Square Garden last night.

New Corset Models Wo liavo the Lace in Front" also, the tiie and in models. For and children have? the Waists. Prices from 50c to $19.50. Corsets $1.00 and guaranteed. El Most Progressive Store 7 A Magnificeni Colledion of New Fall Millinery Our Millinery Department is the talk of the town! Xo such stN'iisii hats are to 1)C seen Xo other store so hewilderinji; an assortment.

are as low. in tomorrow and your Fall Hat! Ready-to-Wear Garments This week in all we annouib-e our for the season. All stocks are brimful with the latest novelties. The most up-to-date' productions from l)oth continents have been by our (-orps of who have for months untiring iii tlu'ir efforts to a stock of Fall and Winter mer- I' chandise this store to any showing- of the past. With the and in our I ear whicli ai are in a nniidi better position this season to our magnifii'ent collei'tion of AVoinen's, and Ready-to-Wear o-arnients.

AVe will have the best ventilati'd, largest and best lighted department El Paso. Msit our Ready-to-Wear Department. WHERE THEV PLAYED TODAY. St. Louis at Boston.

IMttsburg at Brooklyn, ('hicago at New York. Cincinnati Philadelphia. Amerlcnn Boston at Detroit. New York at Cleveland. RESULTS.

9 1 3 Xationnl liCnGTUe. At New York (1st Chicago 4 New York 3 Brown and Kling; Ames, McGinnity and Bresnahnn. (2nd 3 8 0 New York 1 0 and Kling; Crandall, McGinnity and Bresnahan. At II Boston 7 9 St. Louis 0 10 3 and Smith; and C.

Moran. At Cincinnati 2 7 2 Philadelphia 11 2 Savidge and Schlei; Corridan and Dooin. At Pittsburg 3 JO 0 Brooklyn 2 7 3 and Gibson; Pastorious and Farmer. (11 innings). American L.ensriie.

At Cleveland 7 New York 0 and Lan Manning, Blair and Sweeney. 9 Silks Dress Goods 'I'he now stocks for Fall ai'o now found at their replete with assortments of incst weaves and colorings now in vogue, and at a range to ploa.sj; most critical. will be pleased s-liow you the Fall, fashion- a'ble fabrics. $1.25 All Wool Suitings 73c One 44-inch all wool in designs and color oo-nibinations suitable for Fall Winter wear. The.se come in cheeks, tstripos.

broken plaids and self made eftc-CLS, in brown, greens, navies, tans, grays, etc. llegular $1.25 grade, special tomorrow and Friday 73c yard. 35c Waistings 23c 27-inch flannel effect gro-unds with effects. Regular va.lue 35c. tomorrow and Friday 23c per yard.

75c Wash Taffetas 59c 22-inch Taffetas, in blocks and stripes, in navy. Copenhagen, light blues, ibrown and black. Regular 75c. of the week special 59c per yard. $1.00 Black Taffeta 69c 27-ineh black and s.i})eri<ir luster.

Regular the week special 69c pe)- yard. Dresses and Costumes Queens of the dress world, each a to i)e seen only Messalines, taffetas, crepes, at $20.00 to Do Your Shopping Tomorrow and Friday Followin.iJ!: our usual custom, the store will be closed Saturday, 2()tli, until P. on account of holidav. Big Display of New Waists The advance new' season's newTst conceits! The display is an edui-ation in fashions. Prices range from $1.00 to Basement Specials TEAZLE DOWN liuht and tiark colors in every oiUceiNabU' from the pin stripes and checks for llic to the heavy effects ft tlie wra.pjM'r or sac'iue.

priced at yard. ROXBORO a lightly fleeced flannelttte. the thing f- early I'all iiM' in making kim onos an I We liave it in a greU of including Per'ian effect-; well le hand and in 12 l-2c per yard. RUB DRY have left a teu- of this well known Ivrand of 'I'oweU waijh sell rt'gularly 40c. tlieni we will them toiu' n'.

and Fri lay at 19c eacli. Outfit Your Boys From This Establishment ConvcnicAcc Economy Compietene ss hl every arti le we the widest f( itili in style, (luality and price -with the added ailvantairc of fin ling evei nee led the same roof, thiw il away with the fatigue and incident to gene Our Is are the r-tan lar 1 i)v which all other- are jii whih' cur are always he at whicth reliable can j)UI'('liase 1. their tl -ihet-; tliis your lys may be re'-t ly. ciMupletely and at a c. i'verything here fr( in I 'n to eo.it'—fr^Jin Hats to Shoes.

Gloves and Purses liave Gloves in new shades Fall wear. the street we have ill one and two clasp at $1.00. $1.50 and $2.00. For the we have 16- liutton in exquisite shades, at $3.00 to $3.50. received a beautiful line of new Alligator and The will be this Fall.

We have Hand Purses, with strap handles, and Hand Bags of fToiiuine Alliirator. stvles fnni $1.50 to $25.00. NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS Kv Fall must l)e trimmed. Fashion so crdere l. there you are.

W'e are ly to fill the demand with all the that have been introduced. The New Laces Among the collection are some of the most effects seen in years. 3Iany specimens are shown and many gild thread novelties. The line irt varied and so altogether different one must see to appreciate. Special Thursday Friday Torchon laces and are fine dainty 5c per yard values offered tomorroav and i'riday at 15o per dozen yartls.

Beautiful assortment of Torchon laces and in-sertions t.a match, widths from one and one-half to six inches, regular 12 l-2c valuer offered tomorrow and at yard. Wide Val. laces and. insertion in unusually d-ainty patterns, widths from five to eight inches. Values up to 35c.

On sale tomorrow and Friday, at. per yard, 12 l-2c. WE SELL Merode Underwear. American licasiic. Philadelphia.

At Detroit 1 Boston and Sciimidt; icotte and Donohue. At St. called off; rain. Clubs. Played 4 Cleveland Detroit 1 1 Chicago ................141 Sii St.

11 andBoston .................139 77 r.i' IMiiladelpliia 1 Washington i York 4'5 i'2 BRYAN-KERN CLUB IN REEVES COUNTY HOW THEY' STAXD. Xationnl Club.s. Played Won New York ................137 S7r.0 Chicago ................143 Pittsburg ................142 Philadelphia ................110 fi7 7 5 .................110 S- Brooklyn 4.N 01 St. Louii? ................140 47 Pet -41 1 Oil Case Coiiliiiiied. Now York.

Sept. hearing of the case aprainst the Standard Oil charged with alleged violations oi the Sherman anti-trust law. came to a in tliis city yesterday and will be re- sumfd at Chicago at a date to be I I'pon by for both side's. i Comic Artist Dead. Philadelphia.

Sept. M. w- nrth. a noted comic artist, who originaled the "pj. Z.

and ii.nd der" series, died of pnoumonia yesterday, aged 43 years. Is Effected at Peeos, and Other Olul)s Will Be FoiTiied. Pecos, Texas. Sept. I Bryan-Kern club of Reeves county was organized heie last night with P.

Brady as president. Kdgar as C. M. Wilson as treasurer. T.

Hefner, .1. B. Neill, Ross and 1-Id. (i. Doty as the executive committeemen.

Nearly thirty members were enrolled. The executive committee will organize other clubs in the county. INDIAN ACQUITTED FOR A KILLING To in Silver C'ity. Silver City. N.

Sei)t. synrd of tho Presbytcrian chinches of and New Mexico will be iield in this ity 'l'huisday, Sept. 24th to 27th. GOOD LOGIC The 5 cent cigar that costs most to produce should be CONTRACT. The 5 cent cigar the dealers pay most for must be also CONTRACT.

The dealer must sell it for 5 cents straight to make a fair profit. CONTRACT Cigar is strictly hand-made with a genuine leaf Havana filler. You will find it always fragrant, free burning and delightful. Duran Man Alamogordo. N.

Sep.i. 'I'ho irv in the of Tortilla, ih indian, fhaig-d with the of another Indian the months ago. brtaiglu in a cf n.u guilty after liaving bet-n out alx-ut i i h.ours. few days '1' li been in jail he lias visited oy a bunch of squaws tne Judge Prank Park- r. tlc' third district at has i v.

as the prt judge in court here done by rial r('quest of judge who did not care to sit in judgment on the cases under trial. 'I'his Parker's her' the sixiti distri( uas orgarized tour years ago. Miss Georgia Mary Poage and John i re marric'd at the terian la-t Meeker, faui'r of the pi-ooni. offieiar- ing. tlie wedding was a one.

without attendants, the hur('h decorated. Isaac Kline, a rt'presenta tive of the migration depai tment of the Hoi Islat- 1 lini's. been in Ahimogcrdo, making I)hotograpliS to be us-d in literature tle- of soon to be issued the li'H'k M. Brounoff has bought the two-story brick building on avenue, i)etwt'en and stre- ts, an i will open a goods and store nii the ground floor. the second lloor as a comes fioni Moudcroi (j.

iioe, g('nej'al supeiintcndcnt of tlie Alamo Bumlu conipaux has gone to Paso on a business Q. Sadler, cliicf special for tl.i' 1C. K- S. W. H.

R. in Alamngord') yesterday. .1. W. who was snot twice in a pistol duel witii a wliom wa 'attempting to arrest at Duran some has almost entirely recovered from ills wounds and is able tn walK town.

1 Caheston 7s St; 0 KiUisas City tl l.os Aiigeles i X' vv 1.4(i New Yc rk ...64 71 IS r.4) ss i ss Phoenix Portl.iud. S4 St, Louis OS i Salt Lake r.4 SO San T'ran- isco i Santa 4S 7'i i W'astiington 7s 1 Yuina 0 I at ICl I-asii 1- Hciglit of al)ov(' iixed mark, mo run- nigi. X. D. La tie.

Observer. I Thirteen Frenchmen Kilietl. Sept. iduring the gunnery drill wn the French armored (Tuisi r. La 'Pou.

Traville, one ot; the turret guns exploded with terrifii. fori'e, killing the entire gun crew of An almost similar ori Aug. kilU'd six men on the ('ouronru and coming so iMsely together, a searching will be ordered. iiOses Diamond Slml. Tom Tanner, bariender at the Bank saloon, while showing frientls the city last night, atct.rding to a reiiorf from lost a diamond stud was ilut'd at Tanner said tin stud net havf'- fallen out.

ha.s made no iom- plaint against anyone he may of having stolen the sparkler. THE WEATHER. CONTRACT CIGAR ROTIIKM 5 KRG SCHLOSS CO. Albuquerque, N. M.

s. For 10! P.aso and 'i'onight and i 1'hursday fair. I-'or New Mexico: 'I'cnight and da.y fair. i Foi I'hur-s fair. Weather 'I'he barometric is ir- 11 r.

rains iil over a narro-v a.rea extending I'rorn the mo-ith oi Mississipj)i northwestward to Kansas. In the last 12 liours hunderstoi rns iiave oecuri'ed in at a.nii Aligelr-s. following he.ixy lion is H'potied: 1.10 at New Orhans and 1 ()klahoina. A higii pressure of i (tnsidi'ralile fflies till' north ac h'cided tempt rature falls Idaho. ad Ivon Dakota soathward Kansas.

'Pl'e weatiie-r will (oniinue fait toniglit and 'I'hursda int'Mi- aii'i r. ft in in UNCLE COCKROACHES. Departments at Washington Find Simple Way to Kill the Bugs. 'The cockroach pe-t was a source Lfreat annoyaneo trouble the tle- jKirtni'Mits at WashiuLrton tint 11 fonn 1 tliat Kat and Hivti'h Paste riilded hoth and homes of the 4 vermin. Spread on a piet'e of and put on in drawers or in the Ste.irns’s kills off mice ajid vermin.

Sold by stores or sent on receipt of box. box, $1.00. Stearns's Paste Companv, Buffalo. X. Y.

A Burglar in lown. His name lie for -iher. but he your health away. If lie appearfs in li Mise arrest him at once with Hortdiound Syriip. may mean con- suniption if you don't.

A cure for all couirhs. c(dds and ciiest troubles. Sold hy all di'UirLristri. Price 2ac, i-Oc and $1.00 per battle. IM THE HCAHT OF NOTICE To Parents of School Children Tlie individual drinking cups that were delayed in transit have ai rived and ready for distribution.

These are free to every school child in El Paso. ask thixx the children bring an order from their teacher. THESE CUPS ARE FREE Fruit Growers, Attentioiv! We are prepared to make your boxes Ei Paso Sash Door Co. I'iMiijjeriit lire )l)servations talc- 11)1 at C. a Sta il Itnffalo "hica Del Rio IXMivei- in.

(is T't A a RATES With $1.00 mil BATH and up $1.50 op FIRST CLASS STRICTLY MODERN FREE AUTO BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS 0 .4 0 0 0 0 400 Cows Supply o'lr patrons vrith 1200 gallons of pure milk daily. We also are making Choice Butter some very fine cottajje cheese. EL PASO DAIRY CO. A. SMITH, Manager.

Bell phones 340, 360; 1156. Office, oin North Shiu't so-ks shi'iii-1 lu't tie uora a.v cliil- ilren ever live. dollars will jro a lonir wav if are enrnisted with your latunlry work. eii will able to save on yonr tlic uierhod we uso in- nire tiu' htiL Its life. use the and wash every- tl.Ui^- ill SOFT v.so l.Al NDRY.

SujLii t'e ar. 5 47 Auiouiatlc 10 -jT. Students taking a oursi with us never wish iooi-i. it iwr. 'iMiosr taking a course ofii-ti wisii took it wit a us.

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