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BHHHBHia Eyster's . O. D. Grocery Corner Kansas and Boulevard Bell Phones 823 and,844. We handle nothing hut the best in Groceries, we sell nothing that we cannot absolutely guarantee, and our prices are always lower. Strictly Fresh Butter, non Aff "better sold anywhere, per lb.TCvJ Strictly Fresh Ranch Egga, ig per dozen TfctJ Best Colorado Potatoes, tfJ? 12 lbs. for wC Best Sweet Potatoes, ? R ih. for ttJ Best Dry Onions, 8 lbs. for 25c Fine Mountain Cabbage, A per lb HlK Very best Cranberries, Er 2 quarts for vt Fancy California Celery, 1 P 2 bunches for IOC CANNED FBTJITS Regular 25c Quality Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Plums, Grapes, Blackberries, at 3 cans for Gal. Pie Peaches, peeled, each Gal. Apples, heavy pack, each ..---. GaL Blackberries, each y...- Gal. Apricots, each .. ... ...u... Gal. Plums, each 50c 40c 40c 35c 12-lb. sack Balston's Whole Wheat Flour for 12-lb. sack Balston's Graham Flo-cr for c c 5-lb. sack Balston's Bye. Flour for 5-lb. sack Balston's pure Buckwheat Flour for D- C. Soap, 5 bars for.., -. Crystal White Soap, 6 bars for.. 30c 45 c 25c 25c Eyster's C. O. D. Grocery LEADER IN LOW PRICES Corner Kansas and Boulevard. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Sheldon Hotel. W: Spiers ana wife, Philadelphia, Pa.; H. J. Clifford. John son. Ariz.; J. H. Gates and -wife, Mid fland, Texas; J. E. Neeley, Engle, N. M.; J Picard, Berlno, N. M., C. C Mack, Newton, Kas; E. S. Neal, Cutter, K. M.; Talfiles, Nueva, Casas Grandes, Mexico: Marcus Whltt, Oklahoma City, Okla.; G. M. Anderson, Chicago, 111.; H. Darr, Nagasaki, Japan; A. TJ. Cornell, Burango, Colo.; H. M. Hibbard, New Tork; Edward MitchelV'St. Louis. Mo.; Charles P. Downs; David D. Heaby, Chicago, III.: F. H. Foster, Durango, Mexico: F. W. Lambert. Detroit, Mich,; St. A. Rnowles, Manchester: G. "Wright. Nolers, England; Otto Weydemeyer, Anapara, N. M.; O 31. Hall, Tucson, Ariz.; E. E. Rice, New Orleans, La.; George Young, Fort Bliss, Texas; John Larkins, Fort Bliss, Texas; W. H. Cork. Fort Bliss, Texas; J. S. Swain, Kan sas City, lo.; Mrs. J. H. Scott, Douglas, Ariz.; S. Korsunn, San Diego, Japan; Fred G. Machas, Asheville, N. C; Tiheo. Karr, jr., Belleville, I1L; Jose Del Reigs, Ojo Caliente, Mexico; N. S. Ballinger, Tucson, Ariz.; W. Bu Gonder, Akron, Ohio; A. S. Banchard. St. Louis, Mo.; Irwin B. Loeb, New Tork city; A. F Harris, Dolores, Colo.; D. W. Atchison, Mexico City . St. Regis: E. TV. Sloan, New Or leans, La.; C. E. Sills, New Tork City; G. C. Falrclo, Champaign, HI.; C. H. Masters, Toledo, O.; J. F. Boyer and wife. New Tork; Robert McFallls, Pittsburg. Pa.; F. M. Hester. B. -M. Evans. Kansas City, Mo.; TV. H. &. Llewellyn, Las -Cruces, N. M.; F. A. A? fleck. Silver 5y, N. M.; O. M Lee. Ranch, N. M.; D. T. Bradersell, St. Louis, Mo.; TV. P. Hamilton, elar dena, Mexico; H. D. Luce and wife, Lansing. Mich.; F. R. TVeeks, B. A Graynes and wife. Acta Rowland, TV. H. Cotter. New Tork; L. N. Jaquer, Newburyport, Mass.; Benjamin G. Da vis, H. TV. Jacques, Newburyport, Mass.; J. O. Lamejohn and wife, Inde pendence, la.; H. C. Hayward, Los An geles, CaL; Arthur B. McEntire, TV. B. McEntire, Joplin, Mo.; C. G. Peterson, Lockport, N. T.; H. F. Kirk. New Tork; W. H- Paul, Dolores, Mexico; Ed. D. Lachman, Dolores, Mexico: TV. B. War ner, Denver, Colo.; E. TV. Flurry. St. Louis, Mo.; J. Morris TVray, Chicago, HI. Grand Central. J. A, R5-dbergana wife, Mesa, Ariz.; Joseph Ash, Atlanta, 111.; ' Oscar Mount jay, Atlanta, I1L; G. Targensen, Atlanta. 111.: H. TV. Seaman, City; B. F. Evans, Denver, Colo.; F. F. Beckett, Tucumcari, N. M.; TV. L. Snod. derly, Bisbee, Ariz.; Ewalt Boone, Co manche. Okla.; J. C. Oheais, LordsburgJ N M.; John TVimmer, Lordsburg, N. M.; B F. McEndarfer. South Bend, Ind.; Charles Pittenbacher, Los Angeles. Cal."; L- F. McLinn, Las Animas, Colo.; TV. Darr. Nagaski, Japan; A. TJ. Cornell, Fairfield, la.; Charles Gantz. Fairfield, la.; TV. Rufus, Fairfield. la.; G. S. Conklin, Reading Center, N. Y.; C. H. Conklin, Reading Center. N. T.; Mar ciano Rey, Fabens, Texas; TV. T. Hayes WANTE A 6 or 7 Room Hause. Pay $4,500 to $5,000 Cash For Quick Sale, SEE US AT ONCE Turner Ind. Phone 1891. White Star Soap, " OCr 7 bars for "t Fells Xapfcha Soap, OKf 4 bars for.... iDC 3 large bars Ivory Soap for Large pkg. Grandma Borax rtA Powder, each . cJ Large pkg. Gold Dust, OAp each vt 4 lbs. Bulk Starch OK for "C Oranges, large size, (sweet OC and juicy) per doz C Extra large size Oranges, OA- per dozen OvC Eupion OH, R(f 5 gals, for Ovt Best Gasoline, &E& 5 gals, for Owt . FLOUR El Paso Made Globe Flour, QOr 24-lb. sacks for wUt Globe Flour, d -j ? '48-lb.. sacks for J? 1 O Cream of Wheat (hard Qf wKiat flour) 24-lb. saks U C Cream of Wheat, d 7E 484b. saks. for 'D 1 q i J "White or Yellow Pearl Meal, 6 lbs- for Cream of Wheat, per pkg. Blue Cross Breakfast Food, per pkg. Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, per pkg 3 nice large iMackerel, for Fancy Mountain Apples, extra quality, 3 lbs. for3.... 25c 15c 15c 10c 25c 25c and wife, Tucson, Ariz.: Fernaldo Per aldi, Sierra Mojada, Mexico; Tgnacio Peraldi, Sierra Mojada, Mexico; Vicente Rodon, Mexico; C. Moller, Mexico; C. E. TVilliams, Racine, TVis.; S. Suttmeyer, Toyah, Texas; Graham Goldthwaite, Houston, Texas. Zeiger S. "Vanderwait, Dalhart, Tex.; -J; H. Smith, Albuquerque, N. M.; TV. TV. Camp, Pecos, Texas; G. TV. Kent, Kent, N M.; P. Dehing, Philadelphia, Pa.; H. t'. TVadley, Shrevesport, La.; Mrs. Ara gon, Shrevesport, La.; Miss Aragon, Shrevesport, La.; Thomas Shannon, Bos ton, Mass.; Mrs. R. 5. Atkkinson, Bos ton, Mass.: T. J. Culhaus, New Tork; T. H.. Beerman, New Tork; H. M. Jenkin son, St. Louis, Mo,; J. R. B. Moore, Lit tle Rock, Ark. Orndorff: TVm. H. TVenbler; Fort Worth, Tex.; G. Mitchell, E. Goldberg, New Tork; R. Merkel, New Orleans, La.; P. F. Long, Chicago, 111.; f TV. A. Murray, Tucson, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. McBean, Mountain View, Col.; Robert Peltzman. Chicago, 111.: J- E.-Hagg-qulst, Alamogordo, N. M.; S. J. TVag ner, TVaco, Tex!; J. "Wallace, wife and son, Edna, la.; H. H. Mundy, Kansas City; D. C. Brown and wife, Mexico City, Mex.; August Slanman and daughter, St. Joseph, Mo.; F. H. Mc Farlin, New Tork- , Angelus: TV. H. Geraty, Tucson, Ariz ; James Ashley, Tucson, Ariz.; D. Tullock and family, Silver City, N M.; Fred Schultz and wife, Clint. Texas; J. H. Rogers, College, Sta,; O. TV. TVil liams, Chicago, 111.; H. N. Hotchkiss, Chlcaeo. 111.: F. Bernard and wife. Kan- 1 i-,ri "Hf . "I- "Et "EMTTftM lT,iircrn Ariz.; G. R. TValling, Tucson Ariz.; C. T. J TVIlson, Tucson, Ariz.; I. D. Walters, Tucson, Ariz.; L. Keene, 4o Minutes From Broadway. Cnlv One "BIlOMO Q,TJTXIXE" That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for the signature 'of E. TVv GROVE. Used the TVorld over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 25c. Rev. C. S. Wright and Spe cial Sunday Evening Subjects. 3Ir. TVright announces the follow ing subjects for his sermons, to be delivered the three remaining Sunday evenings in this (January) month: Sunday, January 1C. "The Future Result of Present Day Politics, and the Necessity of Safe guarding the Ballot Box." Sunday, January 23. "The Influence That Seeks to Con trol El Paso, and Is It "Worthy of Recognition?" Sunday, January 30. "How Much Money Has El Paso, and Is It Being Misappropriated?" Church on corner Mesa avenue and Boulevard. Services begin at 7:30 oclock. Special music at each service. All cordially invited. Globe Flour, best by test, and the payroll In El Paso." & Davis . " SPORTING NEWS GOLFEHS LEAVE FOB 1 EL PASO BOMS1 MM PILOTS ffllZOi THIS ClIPiSOF UNO WINKERS fT EVENING THE STATE . RAGE THICK Douglas Selects Her Team to Oppose tlie El Paso Players. Tonight the EI Paso golfers and their friends will leave over the Southwest ern for Arizona to play a series' of in dividual and team matches with the Douglas and Bisbee golf clubs. Accom- panying the golfers will be expert D. S. JLivie, Instructor ai the Country club, who will play a series ofNprofessional matches, including a triangular purse match with Adams and Marshall, the Douglas and Bisbee experts. The semi-annual 20 men team match for temporary possession of the silver trophy Clip will be played Sunday on the Douglas Country club grounds. Sat urday both the El Paso and Douglas golfers will play on the "Warren Coun try club course at Bisbee. They will return, accompanied by the Bisbee play ers, to Bisbee Saturday afternoon and will play there Saturday afternoon and Sunday. The 20 men match and the professional match will be played Sun day. The sports and pastimes committees of both the Douglas and El Paso coun try clubs have selected the best golfers among their members and the game promises to be as exciting as the one played here when the winning team could not be picked until the last pair had played their last hole. The team that has been selected bj- the Douglas club to represent it, and the El Paso Country club team are made up as fol lows: Douglas J. A. Holden (capt.). J. Stuppi, H. T. Cuthbert, C. L Smith, c! O. Thomas, F, Stuppi. E. L. Fortin, R. L. Scott, S. "W. French, J. B. Speed, "W. H. Reno, "Walter Douglas, C. R. Scott, "W. H. Kirldand, J. A. Drake, A. B. Packard, T. M. Smith, J. P. Sexton, E. C. Robinson, J. R. Todd. El Paso C. H. Leavell (capt.), J. C. "Wllmarth, "W. V. Sterling, Dr. James Vance, "Waters Davis, R. "W. Crowder, P. J. Edward!, J. F. "Williams, Garnett King, E. E. Neff, J. E. Bachtel, A, "W. Houck, G. B. Chase, Capt. S. Burkhardt, H. A. Shelton, "W. F. Payne, C. A. Beers, A. N. Brown, George Trost. J, A. Happer and Dr. C. P. Brown will accompany the team to Douglas and Bisbee. Mr. Happer will take part in the Individual contests at Bisbee and Dr. Brown will care for the wounded in the golf battle at Douglas Sunday. El Paso has won the trophy cup for 20 men play four times since , it was first purchased. Douglas has won it once but that was February 22 of last year and the local club hopes to wipe out the stigma of this defeat by win- . . . m. - i1 ning tne matcn tsunaay. ine maicims ine country ciuu win iti. . j.ui. that were won by El Paso were on pendents. the following days: January 26, 1908; February 22, 1908; January 16, 1909; Septemper 6, 1909. SOX-ARE MAKING LAST TRIP WEST Veterans Protest Against Traveling and Will Try Camp' Life. , It will be the lat opportunity the El Paso baseball fans will have of seeing the Chicago "White Sox team in action when they play here on their training trip to the coast and return this spring. That Is unless they go to Chicago or some ether big league town for the Sox are to make their last ap pearance in the west and southwest this spring. The old veterans on the team have been kicking against the long training trip and the "one night stands" that are played on the return trip. Comiskey "has at last listened to these objections and has consented to try the training camp plan in 1911. The Sox will go to Excelsior Springs, Mo., next spring for their work out and if the plan Is more successful than the trips to California the team will get ready for the long, 'hard season at Ex celsior instead of going to the coast. The old White Sox trained in Mis souri in 1901 and 1902 and the springs were found particularly beneiicial for the rheumatic kinks in the old vets' legs. T & SATURDAY'S ENTRIES. JUAREZ JOCKEY CLUB. 34tli Day, Saturday, Jan 15. First race, selling, six furlongs Liouisa, F., 107; Hardlyson, 109; Ardenla, 109; Gibson, 114; Kiamcsha IIIK"; Sabado. 119: Don Hamilton. 23; Bon nie Reg., 119; Cardinal Sarto, 119; Hoi- j lrw, 122. Second race, selling, threeyearolds, five and a half furlongs Good Intent, 99; Mike Molett, 102; Dady Pan chita, 103; Charles Fox. 104; El Per fecto, 104; Aunt Nancy, 105; Alve B., 105; Snow Storm, 107; Dan Nprton, 107; Delf, 108; Nila, 108. Tjhlrd race, selling, six furlongs Plume, 102; Bright Skies. 107; Gladys Louise, 107; Goldan, 107; Knight Deck, 109; Nigger Baby, 109; Judge Shortall, 109; Clint Tucker. 109, Convenient, 110; Duchess of Montebello, 110; Sibari, 110; Comal, 112. Fourtii race, handicap, seven fur longsFrench Cook, 9S; Gold Finn. 100; Wander, 10&; Lomond, 102; Servile, 109; Bon Ton, 95, Black Mate, 115, Or- ,ange Vale entry. Fifth race, selling, one mile ana a six teenth Gunston, 102; St. Kllda. 102; Almena. 105; The Thorn, 107; Wolfer ton, 107; Engraver, 107; Contested, 107; Capt. Burnett, 107. Sixth race, selling, fillies' and mares, six furlongs Cotytto, 104; Minnie Bangert, 104; MInnoiette, 104; Minnie Bright, 104; Flying Pearl, 109; Maure tania, 109; Vohoome, 112; In-. Gray, 112. PAPKB TRAINING. Hot- Springs, Ark., Jan. 14 Billy Papke. the one time Illinois Thunder bolt, and Jimmy Berry, of Chicago, are training here for their proposed barn storming trip on the continent. Th6 two pugs have planned to get some of the easy European money by giving exhibitions in the different .cities and will invade Australia with the hope of getting on at Hughey Mcintosh's club. Fine mince meat at Ardoin's. Local Y. M. C. A. Pin Men Have 1000 Percent Score to Credit. "Champions of Texas" seems an ap propriate handle for the El Paso bowl ing team In the telegraph tournament. None of the nine other teams taking part in the T. M. C. A. tournament by wire has been able to defeat -he local team, which has a record of 5000 per cent. Fort "Wortn Is the nearest com petitor with but one game lost, but as this was to El Paso, the local team should have no difficulty in defeating this team in the finals. In the weekly game last night bj telegrapih, El Paso defeated Temple by a margin of 141 pins. El Paso mak ing 2536 to Temple's 2395. Two of the games rolled by the locals went over 800. the second one resulting in an 8SS score. The scores made by the mem bers of the El Paso team, the standing of the teams in the Texas telegraph tournament and the scores made by the different teams last night are: El Paso. 1 Foster 163 Slocum . ... 161 Sukerman 11 Houck 194 Bateman 182 2 3, T. 168 160 491 164 123 448 196 162 529 202 171 567 15S 161 501 Totals S71 SS8 777 Temple, 2395. Standing of Telejcrnpli LeaRne. 536 Teams. ' P. El Paso ,...5 Beaumont 5 Ft. Worth 5 "Waco .'. 5 Dallas .. 5 Houston 5 Temple .. . 5 Cleburne" 5 Childress 5 W. Lu Pet 5 0 1.000 4 1 .800 3 2 .600 3 2 .600 3 2 .600 2 3 .400 2 3 .400 2 3 .400 1 4 .200 Ennis -,?99'' Scores of Texas Tennis. El Paso 2536 vs. Temple 2395 Dallas .. 2296 Houston 2294 Beaumont . - 2421 vs. ' ' "Waco 2354 Ennis 199 vs. Cleburne : - ." 2436 Childress S 2090 vs. Fort "Worth I 201o Next week El Paso vs. Ft. Worth. Tonight 'in the regular tournament I 1. -. i 1 -1- 111 !.. 4-1, Tn.1n Tivoli Scores. At the Tivoli alleys the Pirates de feated the Tigers last night In Yheir regular weekly match. The Pirates took two of the three games ami the high total score. The scores made were: Pirates 1 2.3 T. Lehman 171 177 132 4S0 Doak u.. 130 126 122 278 Bryan .'. X . 12S 179 1 ID 4do Houck ... ,..-.... 2&0 167 206 573 Lewis ..". 187 149 3 29 465 Totals ..- 816 79S 738 2352 Tigers. 1 2 3 T. Woods 120 ( 13J 170 427 Gray 161- 1S6 139 4S6 Tuttle 185 171 153 509 Wood 173 105 151 42B Woollen 144 165 137 446 Totals 7S3 764 750 2297 Margin. 65:, high game, Houck, 206: high total, Houck. 573; strike out, Bry an; points won, Pirates 3, Tigers 1. EACINGRSSTJLTS. Oakland Summaries. First race (futurity course, selling) Minnedocia won. Metropolitan sec onJ;' Cramercy third. Time, 1:11. Second race (6 furlongs, selling) Anna May won: Orello second; Billy Myer third. Time. I:i4 1-5. Third race (6 lurlongs, selling) Velma C. won; Sam Barber second; Adena third. Time, 1:15 2-5. Fourth race (5 furlongs, Mendota handicap) Madman won; Del Cruza dor second: Prejuuicio third. Time 1:00 3-5. Fifth race (mile, selling) Little But tercup won: Dovalta second; Dixie Dix on third. Time, 1:44 1-5. Sixth race (6 furlongs, selling) Marse Abe won; Father Stafford sec ond; Steel third. Time, 1:14 1-5. Tampa Summaries. First race (5 furlongs, selling) Uralla won; Cathrine Montour second; Tom Toohey third. Time, 1:07 3-5. Second race (5 furlongs) Dredger won: Dr. Toung second; Sonoma Girl third. Time, 1:14. Third race (5 furlongs, selling) Nebulous won: Lucky Mate second; Sorrel Top third. Time. 1:13. Fourth race (5 furlongs," selling) WarnerGrJswell won; Cloistress sec ond; "Jo'seph Mozer third. Time, 1:04. Fifth race (6 furlongs, selling) Au tumn Girl won: Rebel Queen second; Icarian third. Time, 1:19. Sixth race (C furlongs, selling) PI rato Diana won: May Jeno second; Neckelt third. Time, 1:20. Jacksonville Summaries. First race (3 furlongs, purse) Dell won; Glay second; Old Squaw third. Time, :36. Second race (6 furlongs, selling) Anavri won; Miss Sly second: Lotta Creed third. Time, 1:13 '3- Third race (6 furlongs, selling) Anna L. Daly won; Horace E. second: Manhelmer, third. Time, 1:13 4-5. Fourth race (5 furlongs, handicap) John Griffin won; Pantoufie second; Booger third. Time. :59 3-5. Fifth race (7 furlongs, selling) Roby Grey won; Ethon second; Pocomoke third. Time, 1:27. Sixth race (mile and sixteenth) Roseburg IL won; Belleview third. Time, 1:56 3-5. ANDERSON TO VISIT HERE. Wingo Anderson, the El Paso phenom. pitcher of last season, is coming to El Paso for a visit with his friends this month. Wingo is now at Alvaredo, Texas, and will visit here two weeks before joining the Cincinnati Reds for I their spring traininjr trlt Percy Taylor Gires Starter Trouble and Is Barred Prom the Track. McCahey put over two of the six win ners Thursday at the track. He piloted Lighthouse to a winning in the fourth race and shook "Whip Top up in time to win the last race from Gunston. Both of his mounts ran good, consistent races, and with the assistance of the clever- boy, made their move at the right time to win. Percy Taylor, open, ing at 10 to 1 and closing at S. gave the starter much trouble and has been barred from the track by the stewards. The horse won his last race over the course yesterday when he made it a three lengtji lead over the others in the second race. Rubiola and Whip Top were bid up i nthe selling and were bought by M. E McHenry and W. B. Freeman. Rubiola brought $300 and Whip Top $500 in the sale. The books "had things their own way during the afternoon until the sixth race when Whip Top handed them a jolt. But the talent was played out by jhe time the horses went to the post for the last race and the play was light on the winner. The Summaries. First race, selling, fouryearolds and" upward, purse $300, one mile Rubiola. 110 (Archibald) won; Almena, 105. (Goose) second: True Sif, 107 (Mc Cahey) third. Time 1:43. Coatcutter. Barlette. Captain Burnett. Knight Blase, George Young, Vincento, Rey del Mundo, ran. Second race, seumg. tnreeyearoias, i ! maidens, purse $300. six furlongs Percy Taylor. 109 (Mewes) won; Alarmed, 95 (Bell) second; Feckless, 102 (Garner) third. Time. 1:16. Mux low, Verges Father Eugene. Red Cam pus. Henry Belton, Billy Bunch, Wol lcby. Cantsel, ran. Third race, purse, twoyearolds. fillies, purse $300. three furlongs Princess In dustry, 112 (Austin) won; Sophrony Brown. 116 (Ramsey) second; Ilzie, 105 (McCahey) tjiird. Time, :35 3-5. Coed, Exactly, Owenlta, Nancy N Hunter, ran. Fourth race, selling, fouryearolds and upward, purse $300. six furlongs Lighthouse. 107 (McCahey) won; Blagg, 110 (Archibald) second; Howard Pear son. 102 (J. "Wilson) third. Time. 1:15. Lady Adelaide, Bertmont, Gypsy King, Hannibal Bey. Hollow, ran. Fifth race, selling, threeyearolds. purse $300. six furlongs High Culture. 104 (Ramsey) won; Cathryn Scott. 97 (Garner) stond: El Perfecto, 105 (B. Wilson) third. Time. 1:15 1-5. Billy Mahue, Charlie Fox,- Uncle Pete, Lord Clinton, Saintasa. ran. Sixth race, selling, fouryearolds and upward, purse $300. one mile Whip Top. 107 (McCahey) won; Gunston. 104 i (Benscoten) second; Rickey. 109 (Ben- sonj unra. Time, i:2. Dutchess oil Montebello, Virginia Lindsey, Alice Col. j mis, ura ouuaum, srougiiam. iiiacKO, ran. GETTING READY FOR THE XEAV CACTUS LEAGUE E. E. Neff is at Bisbee this week consulting with the Bisbee and Douglas ; baseball -managers concerning the new i Cactus league that he i assisting to ' organize in the southwest- The plans hfor the formation of such a league to j inciule EI Paso. Bisbee, Douglas. Can ; anea. Globe, Morenci and Tucson are j well under way it. is said. There is j some opposition to the formation of such a league which will be a class D ! one. "It is reported that a deal is pending tor the purchase of the Globe. Morenci, Clifton and El Paso franchises if they are for sale and an official of the Na tional organization Is said to be plan ning for a trip to the southwest to consult with the organizers of the pro. posed league. IS FRANK CHANCE OR "CHA.VL,ES" MURPHY BOSS OF CUBS? Los Angeles, Cal.. Jan. 14. Is Frank Chance or Charles Murphy boss of the Chicago Cubs? Upon, this question de pends Jesse Orendorff's immediate fu ture. Chance has written Orendorlf that he- will be given a chance hlitnrt the bat for the Cubs next season. Pres ident Murphy, of the Cubs, has writ ten manager Berry, of the Los An geles team, that Orendorff is not needed in Chicago. -Berry is up a tree as to who he should do business with regarding the transfer of OrendonT. Less we forget, let's Keep our money at home Flour. onii sci. iue uest, j-iODe Ardoin' will get a big shipment of fruits and vegetables tomorrow. By buying there you will get she best and freshest. revities Train Bulleln. Rock Island train No. 1, due at 10:40 p. m.. Is reported three hours late. Rock Island Train No. 4. due at 12:45 p. m is reported one hour and 30 minutes late' All other afternoon and nitrhi- trnii,Q re reported on time. Endorse PInchor. Denver, Colo.. Jan. 14. In the clos ing session the National Livestock as sociation approved federal control of the open range, endorsing the Pinchot administration, condemned the Pavne tariff bill, urging a new one .nd ap proved a range lease law. Fort Worth Texas, was chosen as the next place of meeting. ' j If you want" the bestfish. either salt or fresh water, phone S00, Ardoin s where you always get the best. Dr. DctTviler. eye. ear. nose throat. 214, 215 Trust Bldg. and Dr. Prentiss, specialty diseases of stomach and Intestines. Trust Bid". Drs. Masrndcr and Mapes, dentists. Probe Death of Millionaire. Kansas City, Mo., an. 14. Express ing the belief that Thomas H. Swope, millionaire philanthropist, who died October 3. was poisoned, relatives have started an investigation. Attorneys representing the Swope estate say they hkj e wg The fill At the Price You OUGHT To Pay We quote the kinds of meat you vant at the prices that are right. Particular people who "want some thing out of the ordinary run of meat? can depend alwajrs upon having their wants satisfied at this store. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Rib Roast, per lb .MuUon Stew, per lb Pork Sausage, per lb , 12J2C c c Home Rendered Lard I5c Stetter & Schneider (WITH JACES6N GROCERY CO.) Phones: Bell 14; Auto 1014. are convinced a plot was laid to kill Col. Swope and then other members of his family by innoculating typhoid bac teria. They say an arrest in the case will probably be made in a few days. Don't Buy Coffee at Random. When 3"ou buy coffee at random you sometimes get just as good as we give you, and sometimes you don't. It's Iarge ly a matter of chance. When you buy Clrase & Sanburn's high grade brands of us you get the best that can be pro duced. The same today, tomorrow and alf the time. . They never vary. That's why we sell only Chase & Sanburn's. Jackson'x Sanitary Grocery. Phone 353. Dr. Carpenter, office at the Eye and Ear hospital. Stanton and "Wyoming. L.nly Caramel. 25 Cents. Saturday only, we will sell those de licious 40 cents a pound Lady Caramels of ours for only 25 cents a pound. Potter Drnsc Co. Kosher 3Ieats. If there is a particular kind of Kosher meat you would like, call up Jackson's, phone 353. you'll find it there, as that store makes a specialty of good Kosher meats. Drs. Pajret & Bailiff, moved to 2nd r io T5ii floor Caples Bldg. H. F. Wright. 3T D. D. O. chronic, nervous diseases, specialty. 224 Texas. Ilni-ier to Mexleo. San Francisco, Cal.. am. 14. Chi San, appointed minister t6 Mexico from China, has arrived here with his wife and child. Several days will be speft here before going to his post- Special, Ladles purses, shopping bags. 11 Paso Trunk factory nortu side plaza. Drs. 3Iarrndcr and Mapes, dentists. We don't work for negroes. Lady Caramels, 2.T Cents. Saturday only, we will sell those de- hcious 40 cents a pound Lady Caramels of ours for only 25 cents a pound. Potter DYug: Co. Awnnled the Gold Medal. Sedgwick creamery butter- i the but ter that has been awarded Thf irrrtr? medal at every butter exposition for the past 20 years. That's whv we sell it. Jackson's Sanitary Grocerr-. ' Phone 353. Colorado apples, 164; Auto 1459. $1.50 box. Phone Drs. Masrrnder and Mapes, dentists. References: Ask anyone. Fresh eggs. Phone 7S1 Tramps Bnrn to Death. Wister, Okla., Jan. 14. In a wreck on the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific rail road, tea miles east of here, five un identified tramps were burned to death. i The men were imprisoned in the debris. R. B. Bias Fuel Co. Wood, coal. reea.. cement, plaster, lime, building paper. 1014 Missouri streot. Phones: Bell $49; Auto, 1S49. Dies at Prayer Meetinir. Santa Fe. N. M., Jan. 14. While speaking at the prayer meeting of the I First Presbyterian church, F. P. Crich- ALFAL rcr S ! WwSM AND FBESH FIELD, G-AEDEN AND FLOWEE SEEDS CALL ON OS O. G. SEETON & SON. THIRD AND CHLHTJAHTJA STREETS DEALERS Iff BAY, GEAIN, FLOTJE AND FEED eat You Want Corned Beef, per lb Chuck Roast, per lb !.. Chuck Steak, 3 lbs. for 10c 8c 25c 107 El Paso St. ton, a contractor, aged 73 years, dropped dead from heart failure. " Injured by Blast; Dies. Trinidad, Colo., Jan. 14. With part of his face blown off and both hands blown away by the explosion of a ilyna mite cap, Tony Melezzie, a miner, died on the way to the hospital. Notice. Commencing this date the business of the Highland Water company will be transacted from the office of the In ternational Water Co.. 420 Mesa avenue. Dr. Gray, eye, ear, nose and throat, moved 2nd floor. Caples Bldg. C. Ii. Bllllngrton, 70S Magoffin. Tel.. 1439 painting, paperhanging, decorating. Ardoln's for the best of everything eat. to Fresh eggs. Phone 787. Stay Down Town !Late. Jackson, who conducts the only sanr itary grocery in the southwest, has arranged it so that the good housewife need not hurry home to see about din ner. Jackson has adder? thn- flnjfr 7o.t?- j catessen department to his store that J ftrmp 'J .t. scales sen department everything good to eat is to be had. and all you need do Is to sfep In and have a good dinner sent up. ready to put on the table and serve, or phone 353 before you start down town and it will be there when you return. Prices of 'meats are advancing but you still sex nhe juicy, tender meat at Ardoln's at the old price. Want Aas x,? Tttbaac The Heralct has arrangea to t&lcs want ads by phone. CaU Bell 12S, Auto 1115 up to 2 oclock daily. Tour ad will be received. Inserted promptly nd collected for next day. too arcs face You feel as if you had one face too many when you hava i's'euragia. Don't you? Save the race, you may need It; but get rid of the Neuralgia by ap plying Ballard's Snow Liniment. Finest thing in the world for rheumatism, neu ralgia, burns, cuts, scalds, lame back, and all pains. Sold by all druggists. 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