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'8 EL PASO HERALD eariy Stages Impromptu Battle Silver City Team Will Take on El Paso High School Here Saturday. The defeat of the university of -Arizona football team by New State Normal by a larger score than that toy which New defeated the Arizonans lias jtirred up interest in the game at Rio Grande park, Saturday afternoon, between the Normal team and the high school Tigers. The normal eleven defeated the Tigers at Silver City, 10 to 7, but the local players are now in much better physical condition than they were for the Silver City game, and the coach is confident that they will win from the visitors. The big game will be preceded by a grammar sciiool contest between San Jacinto and Vilas schools. This game will start at 1:15 oclock and the big contest at 12:30 oclock.

Miners ay Soldiers. At Rio Grande park this afternoon the School of Mines meets the football team of the Fourth field artillery, reported to be one of the fastest organizations in army athletic ircles. The soldiers have one change in their lineup, sending Green, a former Carlisle star, to center. VI. Beais Arizona.

Silver City, N. Nov. was considerable elation in local football circles yesterday over the defeat of the crack university of Arizona eleven by the State Normal team, the score being 6 to 0. As the New Mexico are claiming the southwestern honors by virtue of a 3-0 defeat of Arizona last Saturday, the Normals figure that they have one of the strongest football teams in southwest. Arizona Plays Broken Ip.

The- game was bully contested, the strong defence of the Normals and fast work by the backfield broke up all of trick plays, and they managed to complete but one forward pass. Both teams relied a lot on kicking and in this department the Normals excelled the visitors. The Normal team will leave for El Paso on Friday for a game with the El Paso high school on Saturday aft- I ernoon. Fulton Anderson Boast Quickly Starts 1 rouble BOWLING Scores in the Telephone league matches on the Cactus alleys, Tuesday night, were as follows: Calloway Team. 1st 2(1 3d Ttl.

C- Calloway ...................102 111 87 30ft T. M. 1 47 133 J. F. Totals Cook Team.

H. W. Cook L. -E. Shoop J.

Evans Tola Is ...........................299 Points won, Calloway 3, Ross 169; high total, Knight 416. the Totals 319 362 35: 1034 but Use the Same Care Prudent people exercise the same care in selecting a depository for their funds that they do in investing their money. I he Safety of deposits is the first consideration of the First National Bank, which cordially invites your checking account. Capital and Surplus Over $1,000,000. The First ational ank EL PASO, TEXAS Capital and Surplus $615,000.00 Resources $3,370,000.00 Regularly organized departments for all branches of banking.

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Be sure and get front offices. ouston The super-smart shape of the season. Me Collars 2 for 25c Bryan Bros. 12S 11H 109 413 377 CO 392 1129 il a 1st2d 3d Ttl. 1 i a 9G 120 150 366 96121 138 355 i 107111 117 332 352 405 1056 Cook 1 high game.

Anderson Team. 1st 2d 3d Ttl R. S. Anderson ............120 120 11 3 35 3 D. R.

Smith ....................108 89 164 361 R. Hutchinson ...144 11 2 129 385 Totals ..........................372 321 406 Cressingham Team. 1st 2d 3d Ttl R. IT Cressingham ...111 87 101 299 M. E.

Bates 89 130 1 26 34 5 O. F. Teschner 119 145 156 1093 Points won, Anderson 3, Cressingham high game. Smith 164; high total, Teschner 4 20. IIV T.

S. ILW'AUK EE, Nov. Mike Collins, manager of Fred Fulton, the Minnesota giant, bad a rather peculiar experience while in Oshkosh, where Fulton knocked out Arthur Pelkey in five rounds. Just before the contest started, Collins was presented with a beautiful floral horseshoe at the ringside, given by a number of his friends from Duluth and St. Paul.

Someone started to take the flowers over to corner, but Fred Gilmore, who was seconding Fulton, rushed the man back and said, no flowers for my man before the contest, a Collins was finally induced to send boy with the flowers to the hotel id afterwards they were distributed imong his friends. I.ate that evening when the fans were discussing the ts of the fighters in one of the 5, Andre Anderson, the Chicago yweight, who had made a special trip to Oshkosh for the purpose of getting a line on Fulton, appeared on the scene. He was greatly excited and rushing up to Collins blurted outv Mr. Fulton, I can lick your man' Fulton and Pelkey, too, in less time than your man won face reddened and it was plain to be seen that he was getting excited himself. lie turned to Anderson and remarked, "I know you 'but 1 understand that you have been matched to meet Fulton some time, and I think this is the place to discuss such matters.

You had better attend to your business and attend to Anderson Insists on Talking. Anderson was not to be put off that way and insisted upon letting everybody know that he could whip Fulton or Pelkey in the same ring. his tled Collins and turning to the Chicago man he said, young fellow, I don't care if you are matched will bet you to 10 cents that Fulton can stop you inside of six rounds, and that goes, Anderson dug down into his pockets and pulled out 10 cents and said, here it is, cover ollins Started Action. Collins, not to be outdone, dug down and got $50 and startled those around him by remarking. bluff has gone far enough.

Now just close the place and give us the back room and we will settle the matter right and calling to Fulton, said, get ready and strip. I want you to fight this fellow right Fulton moved over toward the back part and really began to strip for action. The pro- HISTORICAL DEGREES CONFERRED BY RITE extending from the 15th to tfce IStn inclusive, were conferred Wednesday at the 20th semi-annual reunion of the bodies of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry in El Paso. The degrees, tfnown as the historical series, were conferred by Oasis chapter Knights Rose Croix. Masters for the degrees were: Fifteenth degree, J.

W. Peak; 10th degree, Leo A. Kannapel; 10th degree, Charles R. Trowbridge; 18th degree, E. M.

Whitaker. Tuesday night the 14th degree was conferred with F. B. Stuart as master. A feature of this degree was the oration of G.

P. Putnam on The conferring of the chivalric and philosophic series of degrees from the 1.9th to 30th inclusive, starts tonight. The degrees will be conferred by Rio Grande council Knights Kadosh No. The program for tonight and Tuesday is as follows: Touight. 7 p.

degree, Pontiff. 7:55 p. degree, master of symbolic lodge. 8:30 p. degree, Xoa- chite or Prussian knight.

Thursday. 8:15 a. degree Knight Royal Axe. 9 a. degree, chief of tabernacle.

9:40 a. prince of the tabernacle. 10:35 a. knight of the brazen serpent. 1:30 p.

prince of mercy. 2:40 p. knight commander of the temple. 3.40 degree, knight of the sun adept. 7 p.

degree, Scottish knight of St. Andrw. Following the conferring of the 29th degree on Thursday night the banquet will be held at the Harvey house. Following are the visitors and the consistory to which they belong: Lewis Rapp, Santa Fe: C. A.

Godrey, Santa Fe: Clarence E. Mace, Michigan; R. M. fenders, Arkansas; Allan B. Calhoun, Tucson; Will A.

Wintle, Shreveport; Peter B. Laidlow, Lake Erie; Jerry O. McFaden, Texas; Alexander Duguid, Ohio; S. C. Mexico; F.

B. Wallney, Texas; C. T. krown, New Mexico; J. C.

Long, Joplin; S. J. Heafield, Chicago; D. Talzen, Roswell, N. M.

A. Carns, Army; Edgar Williams, Louisville; Frank J. Horstmann, Tucson; Howard N. Smith. Tucson; Sain P.

Cochran, sovereign grand inspector general for Texas, Dallas: J. K. Blackstone, Dallas; J. M. Alexander, Dallas; Louis H.

Bachman, Wheeling, W. Charles Tippie, J. A. Coggin, Sol C. Arkansas; J.

C. King, Joplin, Mo. VXD prietor of the place became excited and thought there would be a general row and did not know what it might terminate in. So he rushed into the argument and demanded that they stop at once or he would have them all arrested. Fulton Quiets Rumpus.

Fulton was bound to have his say and chipped in with, gentlemen, 1 am not looking for trouble in such a place. I prefer the ring at any time, but this man hail no business hutting in here and I would be willing to fight him for nothing, just to show him that he cannot work such bluffs. However, any old time will suit The matter was dropped and the whole bunch disappeared from Oshkosh the following morning, but it is a fact nevertheless that there came very near being a real heavyweight battle for a 10 cent piece. hite Thought Wells After his brilliant record in the east Charlie White, the Chicago lightweight i contender for the title, wanted to show I his home folks how much he had im! pi oved in both cleverness and hitting i and accepted a match with Matt Wells, the former English title holder, before the National A. C.

of Milwaukee, the I distance to be 10 rounds. it was evi- i dent that White and his manager, i Nate Lewis, did not figure Wells as a I hard proposition at all: in fact, Charlie expected to win in a decisive manner over the Britisher. The Chicago boy was not in his best serious mistake for any fight- er to as a result he found that the going with Matthew was anything but soft. Wells was in fine shape and his left hand was as fast as ever, which greatly annoyed the i Chicago lad, as it prevented him from 'getting set for one of his famous left i hooks which has sent a numbei I lightweights to dreamland of late. looked as though i te was try ini feint all the while with Wells box cleverly, a mistake he disco' SAN ANTONiO IS GOING AFTER THE JAY WALKERS San Antonio, Texas, has commenced a rigid enforcement, of its traffic laws and arrests are being made of pedestrians who disregard the provisions against walking.

The most salient features of the traffic ordinance applying to pedestrians is as follows. pedestrian shall stand upon or cross any public street of this city in any way! so as to interfere with traffic at such places. shall not cross, or enter upon any street of this city except at street intersections or at points where May Cross signs are located; and then only at right angles upon that, portion of the street included by the sidewalk lines must wait for the signal of the traffic policeman, where one stationed at any point, and move in direction of traffic only, in crossing DRAW WIVES AND HUSBANDS BY LOT IN RELIGIOUS CULT St. Joseph, Nov. bus- I bands and wives were drawn by lot in the of a religious cult, was described Tuesday by Mrs.

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has returned and resumed Mills Bldg. Ph. AMERICAN HAS NARROW ESCAPE FROM TORTURE Omaha, Nov. letter from Morano Emdredez, a Guatemalan, to R. H.

Secord, an Omaha railroad man, tells of the narrow escape of Dr. F. Secord, brother of the Omaha man, and himself, a former Omahan, from death by torture. The letter was written at New Orleans, the writer saying that he is in this country on a secret mission for president Cabrera of Guatemala. The writer relates that Dr.

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i I before the contest had gone the distance. Then he took a tumble and back to his regular stri seventh, but it was too lat Englishman had piled up good lead by that time an had to work overtime to eai draw. Wells made the mistak ing back after the seventh a trying to keep even, as he had the shade up to tlu of to and ered half TKIt.VN COME TO EL The Houston Te Mr. and Mrs. C.

F. KDITOH TO ENTFOV Chronicle says: Lehman of San An- to the as the pretty 'harlie even a hold- simply knew he ime. The id tonio are in the city for the carnival and are guests of their daughters, Mrs. W. A.

Houchins and Mrs. W. D. Austin. Other important members of the Lehman household are the two little daughters of Srs.

Mr. Lehman is a veteran officer of the Texas Press association, having been' its treasurer for the past quarter of a century. He expects the El Paso meeting next June to be the largest in history the association. At a cent meeting of Texas editors at Dallas fair, El Paso sent $5 bills souvenirs for each editor, stamping El It was Villa money. result was coi part and this the final three ells Hlames tinual clinching -ave White the sessions.

f. his in TEW DROPS Ol OF 0-15 Hit match Wells sa fault. 1 knew I night I could ce and play safe le to look out for knockout left hook. He did me once with it and surely if not hit harder he will never title But I guess he did not After the was my own shade and th( for the balan kept telling connect with the who can knock out White has must hav chance any one the boys punch. we ever meet again be foolish enough to hyl will stick to my guns finish.

At that 1 do not bt was at his The little Briton is sure from many fighters, for ing to give his opponent due and a bit more, som li. id: hhd the it easy as they lot hurt he can- i the have a dnt. for some of a real will not ick, but start to White Boston, Mi. Frank Verri of Australia day bicycle Race officin had quit anc; 3 partner. Verri mav York race of ls YCLE RATE.

Nov, teams of Italy, and Frank Corry ropped out of the six- ie late Tuesday night, announced that Verri yas unable to find ippear lit it mthe New said. them ever Si--year mark boxers who himself and left. rely different he was will- all the credit few of Wells is nearing the but he is one of the always taken tare of manv more good fights liciously tic Ham old ind Bac fashioned fl; Sulzberge on. Phone yo ivor Ma.ies- ur Dealer. ELL1NG in: Gary, Nov.

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