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BY "BBCK.'
will need a few days to-set his Dong
las team up this way. McCloskey has
been devoting so much of his time to
the league affairs that he has had to
najrlect the work on his own1 park and
the gathering- of the El Paso team.,'
with the result tnat he would be hard
pressed for time if the league were to
start Tuesday.
The Tucson. Phoenix and Las Cruces
teams are in fairly good positions, so
DOUGLAS is now sure of the sixth
franchise in the Rio Grande Base
ball association and the league
v ill consist of EI Paso. Las Cruces. Al
buquerque. Douglas. Phoenix and Tuc
son McCloskey. with his usual stick-io-t-iveness
has finally landed the cap.
1 ial necessary to float a team for Poug
.! anif it is stated one man ha Brom-
ied to stand for $2000 of the caoltal I
-tock "and more if needed." while James t far as players are concerned. The first
I.osie and Harry Can have done fine j two clubs have all their men ready now
ork in disposing of stock in Douglas, j while Hurley, by tonight, will have bis
i oulas will get half the home games full squad at Las Cruces. McCloskey
f it team and the other half will lie i has only half a dozen of his players
la ed in Bisbee. It is believed that j here yet but more are expected tomor
t.i cities wDl give league baseball J row.
'd support. The league meeting has been post-
"IcCloskey wired from Douglas on , poned from Sunday to Wednesday. Apiil
i uursday night that, after eommanicat- i 2S, at the Hotel Sheldon in this city.
ii -r vith the other managers by wire, j
it lia-l been decided not to open the sea- McCloskey got home on Thursday
t-o'i until Saturday afternoon. Alay 1 j morning and at once got busy with the
"i'orse Reed has not secured his full plans for his own club and the work
t " m at Albuquerque and Bill Quigley i on the new park, which had rather
I dragged In his absence. He found tnat
ii w uum uc impossible to nave uw kuk
Tigers for a season, he was sent to
providence in tbe International league
isis. t-roviaence sent Htm to the
Denver Grizzlies and he finished last
I season with them.
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George Duddy and Jack Pendleton
"were loaned by the 1 Paso club to Las
Cruces to complete tbe lineup of Hur
ley's team for the Friday afternoon
game with A. and M college.
Phoeni scribes dope out the Tucson
club as "fast fielders but weak hitters."
They don't want to fool themselves.
Tbe grandstand at the new park is
looming up in great style. It ia certain
ly a heavilv-bnilt affair and should be
capable of withstanding any sort of
strain.
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RESIGNATIONS OF THREE
LIEUTENANTS ACCEPTED
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Philadelphia
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National League.
vr. Ia. ret.
Stagnant Blood Given
A Quick Impulse
Wonderful Activity
parted by a Famous
Remedy.
Im.
Toe appearance of pimples, boils, skin
eruptions and all evidence of Impure blood,
calls for S. S. S-. the famous blood purifier.
Cathartics, purges, bowel movers and lax
atives won't da
Ko amount of Mle will destroy certain
renas which cause blood aad akin eruptions.
They are away down deep In the tissues,
perhaps In tbe very marrow of the bones.
And such a condition calls for the searching 1
Isneence of S. S. S. It is indeed a remark
able remedy, since it is taken up by tbe blood
stream and never loses Us medicinal lnfis- .
race. On and oa it goes, through and
through the entire system and always with
tbe same definite action to dislodge germs,
destroy their activity and stimulate the liver, j
lungs, kidneys, bowels and ekla to throw 1
them out completely. I
It stimulates stagnant blood, provides a I
rational exhilaration to tSie nerve centers and i
thereby the natural functions of tbe body are
aroused to cast out Intruders, no matter bow
strongly intrenched they may be. It refutes I
the ancient theory that to destroy within us
the germs that eat into our vitals calls for :
drugs that destroy our very existence. Set '
a bottle ef S. S. S. today of any druggist and
for special advice on severe blood .disorders ,
write at once to the Medical Adviser, The
Swift Specific Ce, 163 Swift Bidg, AUanta,
Oa. So net accept a substitute. Insist
upon what voa ask fee.
Umpire Stirling sends word that h
will arrive in El Paso on Friday night
from California.
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"Owing to the fact that El Paso owns
and exhibits the only live alligators on
the Rio Grande circuit. I suggest that
you name the Ideal team the 'Alli
gators', significant of the scry 'Eat 'era
alive.'" writes W F utoi.. ri? c-
trella street. East 1 Paso. He missed
a point. He should 1-aic suggested I
signing "Bosco" as coach. !
Jt at js.
The Tueeon team goes to Kugalcs on
Sunday for a game with the independ
ent team of that city. Nogales has still
a chance for a franchise in this league
and it mar bst that the fnnq v.111 tittup
ready for a game on Sunday with the a sight of pro. baseball that will make
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soldiers but decided that he would be
ready to tackle the soldier teams on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
next week.
Company B of the sixth infantry will 1
certainly get one oi xnese games. proD
ably the Wednesday datje. Managers of
other military teams are invited to get
in touch wiih the sporting; editor of The
Herald or with Mr. McCloskey for the
other two games.
Manager Billy Quigley. of the Doug
las team, came in with McCloskey and
had with him five players whom he
shipped on to Albuquerque to await the
arrival of the other members of the
squad from Oakland, Calif. Quigley is
priving tryouts to four men from the
Douglas Army league and one from the
1'ity league. Some of these men have
had previous experience in organized
ball and the Douglas fans predict that
they will make good.
President Ernest P. Hughes, of the
Rio Grande league, went up to Las Cru
ces on Friday afternoon for the open
ing game of the exhibition series of
Hurley's team.
Lou Mahaffey, tbe league umpire,
also went up to the valley city with
the party. Lou went along as an in
vited guest and was not sure whether
or not fie would be called upon to han
dle the yidicator.
"Silent" George Reed has spoken. He
has announced the signing of several
players. It has been known for some
days that Kitty Knight had been signed
as a pitcher but the news didn't come
from "Silent George." No chance of
' t It was rather a shock to find an
: in the Albuquerque Journal start
i off like this: ''George 'Reed an
nounced last night that Charlie French,
etc " The sport scribe up north should
have had mercy and beaded the item in
a way to break tbe terrible shock.
Yes, Charlie French, last year with
the Salt Lake City club, has accepted
the job of taking care of the keystone
sack for the Dukes. He batted .321 last
year and his fielding average was .978.
Fred Carmen, a first baseman, has
also been offered a job with the north
ern team. He was with Salt Lake and
Missoula last year and batted 372 but
his fielding average is hardly on a par
with the figures for his stick work.
carl zemiocK. a Ditcher. Is another
prospect for the Dukes. He was bought
by Detroit from Missoula in 1912 for
tN. Alter bench warming with the
for
them even more anxions
mers prescription.
Among the offers of ball-players re
ceived by the local club was a propo-
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FEDERAL LE VGUE.
At Newark R.H. E.
Brooklyn MO z S
Newark 14) lfx 3 3 0
Batteries: Brooklyn. Wilson and
Watson, Land; Newark. Moran and
Rariden.
Washington, D. C. April 23. Tin lollowuc
army orders haro been lasood:
The president has accepted the resignations
of First Urate. & R- MoGolre. r. R. ZeK (.Dallas. Tev
and a. A. Small, medical issein corps.
Hmj. A. & FWHrt. retired, will proceed to
Jefferson barracks for temporary duty,
thence to fopti station.
By directiea of tbe prasidoat. Mai. H. E.
Ely. 7th Infantry, is detailed far service In
quartermaster's cars, vtea MaJ. W. mine.
tUt 1 VIM H inHTW.
Second Ueat. J. C Xcbnatll 11th cav
BEGINS WORK TO DETERMINE
COST OF SALT RIVER PROJECT
Phoenix, AriK. April ZZ The actUi
work of determining the cost of T,(
Salt rfver Irrigation project has e
commenced by .Frederic fc a Jon
th member chosen b ti
water ufcTh association to repres-rc .
on the cost review board Mr. Jo-s
has arrived in Phofcnlx with his fa" il
and has taken Jt house here Th oth--menibers
of the board are eie-,t-d u
Fhoenix shortly.
It Is hoped that the cost a n be J -t-rmined
in time for the project
turned o-er to the farmers next V -
- " ! Ul. Walltllatsan T C 4bk IraalmSMt
Batt'imor""10 oM WO-T K. j ,, JjS -' oror 'S:
Buffalo ! 1 Mx 3 " ,. .'TJ ,. TL
x... n.ii.A cmiiii PuiUv ' Jtajs. G. F. Howell, coros of easineers.
I"',"i" Wi"HVl i i fc... -"f"".J T. f. nmh. tC.k tBB. & B..ll
- i...w, HUI .U.AUIIT. - T. W"".
11th cavalry, aad . Siserfoos. 7th Infantry.
airy, will proceed to the Walter Reed bospl- ' cember. Until the cost has been f ixJ
and Owen; Buffalo; Bedient and Blair, j
No others scheduled.
;oa I TKAAS IJiAUUli
.444 ! At Houston
.4so Houston
.109 Beaumont
.3M : Batteries: Houston.
R.H.B.
..3 3 0
.4 3 1
Rose, and Allen
5 I Beaumont, Taff and Carson.
Lose
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.545
.455
.455
.455
.333
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Game l'osinoned.
At Fort Worth. Waco, rain: at Gal
veston. San Antonio, rain; at Dallas.
; snreveport, rain.
Texas -Xeajroe.
Tin iv on
sitlon from one manager in tbe middle San AntstUs I
Lwest it would hardly be fair to state I stoevepott ................'
nis name or tne name of ills club to catvestaa
bring his entire team to this circuit I Kort Worth .....-....... 7
Anri It iRn't a sirnh team ilhr fM- it ' HottSUM .... m.....-. 7
won the championship in its league
last season. The league. In question
looks to be doubtful this year and the
players are hanging together and hav?
started spring training on tbe nance
of being able to jump in as a teafra in
some city which has a franchise but no
players.
l Waco ......-...i
Dallas
Beanmont .............
BASEBALL "PEACE"
AGAIN BTJMOEED
Chicago, I1L, April 23. Peace negoti
ations between the Federal .league and
organized baseball are said to have
been inaugurated here Thursday at a
meeting between representatives of-the
Federal and American leagues. ThTi
present were Phill Ball, chief owner of
ine at. louis .Federals: James a. uu
more, president of the Federal league.
B. B. Johnson, president of the Ameri
can league; George H Williams, also
of St. Louis, and Robert L. Hedges,
owner of the St- Louis Americans.
V. E. Robertson and Robert Ward,
presidents of the Buffalo and Brooklyn
federals, respectively, and both mem
bers of the Federal league executive
committee, were conferred with by tele
phone. No one would tell what had been the
purpose or the result of the meeting.
AIIBARX OUTprflXTS HOICK.
New York, April 23. Young Ahearn
of Brooklyn outpointed Leo Houck of.
Lancaster, Fa, in a 10 round bout in
Brooklyn Thursday night. Ahearn
fought cleverly, earning the honors in
seven rounds. Houck weighed 170
pounds and Ahearn ISC
Lost
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American Association. '
Team "Wsn
Indianapolis - ,
Louisville 3
St. Paul , -
Mlaneapous 4 3
Milwaukee ......-. 4 4
Cleveland ........ ........ 3 4
Kaaaas City .............. 3
Columbus .......a........ 1 .
rORTLAD WIXS POLO SHRIBS.
San Francisco. Calif, April 23. The
final game for the San Francisco polo
cups was won Thursday by tbe Port
land. Ore, team which defeated the
four of the Philadelphia Country club,
7 1-2 goals to 1 1-2 on the Exposition
field...
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PORT ARTHUR MAN
FINDS GOOD HEALTH
Sufferer Is Restored and Makes Re
markable Gain in 'Weight en
Few I)wj.
radfic Oaast Iasue.
Team 1 Won Lest
Los Angeles ... .........IS 9
Salt Lake CKy ...IV S
sui syaaelaea ........... .It
Oakland .......M IS
Venice I "
Portlaad - "
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Tam wen I
Xaabrille - ........ t
New Orleans ...........
Memphis
Mobile
Birnxlnstaam ..............
Atlanta
Little Rock ...- s
Ckattanoeca 2
COA&T LEAGUE.
At Los Angeles R
San Francisco I
Venice J
At Los Angeles R
San Francisco .......5
i Venice S
p.. I At Portland R
ai Sait Lke
CIS Portland 4
lets At Oakland R
.SM Los Angeles 4
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!!5 I AMBUIC-VX ASSOCIATIOX.
ns I At Columb R.
(Indianapolis S
j Columbus 4
I'et- ! At Milwaukee H
iJT : St. Paul
"'Milwaukee
-" ! At Louisville
'Jae Cleveland
JiJ Louisville
.I3J I xo others scheduled.
Jli
j SIIUT1IKRX ASSOCIATION.
At Birmingham 1; Atlanta 2. (It in
Pct. . nines).
.:: I At New Orleans IS: Mobile 4
J7 ' At Nashville i; Memphis 4. (IS in
.i"l niurs).
s At Little Rock S: Chattanooga, i.
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I will report to the president of the armr war
lcolles. this city, for duty as assistant In
structors dnrtns the oiasioo of IS1S-K
j Leaves of absence: Capt. R. M. CuUer.
! medical corps, l: days: first Lieut G. Comp-
ton. inn inzantry, second IaeuC v. it
Weaver, lith Infantry, two months each:
First Lieut. C J. Naylor. 4th cavalry, ex
tended two months: First Lieut. C H
Wrisat. 2d lnfaatry. two months. First Lieut.
William E. tall, medical corps, two months:
Second Lleat. A. G. Oardner. 11th lofantry.
two months.
By direction of tbs president. Mai. Wil-
Ibun F rtartr 9 mhIh, I. aaftH for
i service in the oaarterataster's department.
By direction of the mealdent. Lieut. CoL
H. G. Schumm. coast artillery corp. will
report to CoL William A. Simpson, preal
deat of the array retlrmg board, at Govern
ors Island. X. Y.. for examiiiaUoa.
The foUewnitT eirieers are relieved from
duty at the army war college la this city
and will Join the stations to which they
are or may be aawaaed: Cols. E. K. Hatch.
4th infantry: A. C Macomb, cavalry: Lieut.
Cola, C. A. Flaclfr. corps of engineers: F
Perkins, 3tth Infantry: aad J. P. O'Neill. Mta
Infantry. Ms J. F. H. Albricht. 14th infantry:
William R. DasaicL nth infantry: M. H.
Baruum. Mb cavalry; F. H. Beach. Sd cav
alry: 8. C VestaL coast artillery corps; C
F. Hartnuum. stanal' corps; M. C Butler.
Jr, th cavalry: William M. Morrow. 11th
lafaatrr: Joseph C. Casta rr. Infantry.
Jasjs. M. A. w. Shockley and J. X. Pha-
rcJ BOWLING
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' AMEIIICAX LBACIIE.
At Cleveland K- H. IS.
Detroit :.... 4wt Ml i
Cleveland SOS 5 T 2
Batteries: Detroit. Dubuc and Baker:
Cleveland. Mitcnell, Hagenaan and
O-NeiL
Babcoek and Frits, who won ttae two
man team match at the Wicvim allevs
.SM ; earlier in the week, lost out to Davis
4M i and McLaln in a special match Thurs
.331 1 dav nlsrht. Ths mr fAlrMx.
-1-' . . 1st td Id 4th' Cth Tl
Davis IM 211 S48 2S4 1S 112
McLaln ... 157 171 MS 183 SJS
At Boston R. H. E.
Philadelphia ..... -W4 411 I t 18 C
Beaton tit IM IM T S 2
Batteries: Philadelphia. Wyckoff.
Shawkey and McAvoy; Boston, Shore.,
Comstoek,and Cadr.
At New York R. H. E.
Washington Ml 011 11 5 U
New Tort :H IM 1 4 J
Batteries: Washington. Shajv and
Henry: New Tork. McHale, Brbwn and
Sweeney.
At fThlcaa-o
St. Louis MS Ml Me 1
raiicasro m m
Batteries: St. Loots, vveinnan. urao
ermtlk and Agnew; Chicago. Jasper.
Faber and Schalk.
R1H.E.
4 S 0
5 V e
Totals ..372 SCS 419 32 JfS 1917
Baboock
Frltx ...
1st
..14
. 1
2d
171
127
3d
2
14C
4 th
182
18S
Sth
12
131
Totals ..331 2S8 33 38 383 1711
leu. medical corns, will immmI ti Vnrt D.
A. Russell. Wyominc for temporary duty,
thence to proper stations.
Promotions announced: Cant. C. H. Mil
ton, coast artillery corps, to major; First
Lieut. T. X. Spauldlnc coast artillery carps,
to captain ; Second Lieut. W. K. Richards,
coast artillery corns, to first nontenant.
First Urol J. L. StillweA. lrth Infantry,
fat relieved from duty at military academy.
West Point, and -n. Ill join his regiment.
the farmers cannot take hoi,i f th
p-ojei t and begin to pay their debt to
the national jrovernment.
ilrfetker's Friend
Before Baby Anives
rurfcs several weeks of expectancy
there is a splendid external embrocatio-i
in our ' Mother s
Friend" in which
thousands of woa-i
have the most un
bounded conndenc?
They have used it
and know. They tell
of its wonderful 4S.
fluer.ee to ease th1
abdominal mtis'-les
and how thsy a-, aid
ed those dreaded
stretching pains that are so much talked
about This safe external application is
xently used over the skin to render it
amenable to the natural stretching whir a
it undergoes. The myriad of tier-. .
threads Just beneath the skin Is thes
relieved of unnecessary pain-producing
causes and great physical redef Is the
result as expressed by a host of happy
mothers who write fresa experience.
It Is a subject that all women should
be familiar with as "Mother's Friend'
has been m use many years, and Is recom
mended by grsjidmothers who in their ear
Uer days teamed to rely upon this splendid
aid to women.
You can obtain "Mother's Friend" at
almost any drug store. Get a bottle
to-day and then write for our little book
so useful to expectant mothers.
Address Bradneld Regulator Co Sli
Lamar Bids-. Atlanta. Ge.
NATIONAL- LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia R. K. E.
Boston .. ..J 1 82 10 4 7 4
Philadelphia 10 620 Ki 8 9 Z
Batteries: Boston, Hess and Gowdy.
Philadelphia. Alexander and KillifeT.
At Pittaburi: R..E.
Cincinnati Ml Ml M0 2 2
Pittsburg Ml IMMi 8 9 I
Batteries: tjincinnatt. uougias,
Rrowd. Hale and Clark. Wingo; Pitts
bur?, Adams and Gibson.
J. F. Stoneburner of Port Aruthur,
Texas, suffered from stomach ailments
for a long time. He fell off in weight
and took treatment without apparent
benefit. He tried physician after phy
sician until he almost lost hope.
He at last took Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy, then wrote:
"1 have taken all of your wonderful
stomach remedy and got good results
from it. I have gained in weight since
fttartlnf- nn x-ftnr rmrl. tirnrf.rtiMi
nounds so far. T was under the ea-e i At Brooklyn R. If. E.
nf flv. ilortnn for shnnt !v mnnlln t Yor 930 W 1 4 8
before I got your medicine. I am en- I Brooklyn M0 023 lx t 10 o
tirely well now " 1 Batteries: . .ew York. Marquard. Kit -
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy giies per- . er and Meiers; Brooklyn. Rueker, Dell
manent results for stomach, liver slid I and Miller.
Intestinal ailments, fiat as much and !
whatever you like. No more distress At St. Louts R. H. E.
after eating, pressure of gas ia the Chicago 10 922 000 a 5 2
stomach and around the heart Get ore j Sfc. Louis 040 120 02x 10 1
bottle of your druggist now and try ,t Batteries Chicaro. Vaughn. Stand
on an absolute guarantee- if not satis- i ridtse and Bresnahan. St. Louis, Mead
factory -mone will be returned- Ad 1 ows. loak and Snder.
T. M. C. A. CIRCUS
.STUNTS ARRANGED
The athletic attraction lor tonight is
the annual circus of the. Y. M. C A.,
which is to be held in the gymnasium,
starting at odock. Rehearsals have
been held for the past six weeks and a
One list of stunts has bean arranged
There are no less than la regular
events on tbe program while the
clowns. 10 in number, will perform be
tween all acta.
Seating, arangements for about ISO
persons have been made on tbe main
floor and the gallery will held about
2M, so there will be room for all com
ers. The main floor seats are reserved
and the plan will be open at the "Y"
cp to the time of starting the perform
ance. The circus will be repeated on Satur
day night.
ROBERTS, THOUGH IN PRISON,
STILL RUNS TERRE HAUTE
LeaTenworth, Kan.. April 23. Though
in prison, a convict, mayor Donn M.
Roberts, of Terre Haute. InA. strll di
rects the administration of that city's
affairs. He has telephoned there re-
j garding the appointment of policemen.
directing mat ine rorce be reduced. He
ill send by letter to the clt ycouncil
a plan to reduce the city's expenses.
Roberts says he will not resign ander
and circumstances.
DAILY RECORD
GET IT AT McMICKLE'S
.AD (Xwo Loaves)
McMickle Makes the Price
Dreued Heaj, the Tery bert qaaKty, lb. only 18Vz0
Sugar Cured Hams, average 10' to 12 lbs., 8. only 16 f
Lorn Steak, the best K. C. meat, lb. only I6V2C
Narrow Bacon, tbe good kind, not too fat, only by strip. . .20f
Old Spuds. 11 lbs SSc
'White Wax Onions, lbs SSc
Cranberries. 3 qts. ........... .:2c
Can isMer Kraut. 2 '.' 2Sc
Bent Creamery Butter, lb 2c
Brookfleld Zga-a. 2Se
Blue Tip Matches. 7 boxes SSc
Pink Beans. SJ4 lbs 2Se
Milk. 2 cans .I 15c
Large can Tomatoes lee
Small can Pineapple lf)c
String Beans, 2 lbs 35c
Rhubarb, lb. .......!
Lettnre. 2 heads '.'. lie
Asparagus, lb tec
Remember, we ie8 tbe Tery best of everyibiBg'.
Round Steak, lb. 14c
Port Chosi, lb. 8e
PlB Leg. lb. . lTVse
Home Made anaage, : lbs. 25e
Hamburger Steak, 3 lbs. 25c
Shoulder Roast, lbs. 5e
Beef Stew, 3 lbs. 25c
Corned Beef, the best. lb. 16c
Morton Chops, lb. ..... ITHc
Mutton Leg. lb lTe
Rib ReaHt, avandfag, lb. 15c
Roll Roast, fat and Juicy 17'---
Cottelenc, 16 lb. paH SL25
Swift Premium Hams, lb. IS He
Swift Premium Bacon, lb 2T1e
NO DELIVERY
Strawberries, box
4 lbs. of tbe 35c Peaberry Coffee far.
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SATURDAY SAVING PRICES
Hens, per lb JL8
Wbcle Hams 10 to, 12
lbs. average, per lb 16
305 S. Stanton St. "We Handle the 3est" Phone 2739
We open oa Sundays until 9 a. m. No Delivery on Sundays.
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See Our Special Display H
Cor. Texas and Mesa SI grefcL-. i
DaHdiac rermlt.. i
Te Bl Paso Brewlar company, to make ,
chanses to front and repairs at 411 South
1 Paso street: estimated cast Slit
.To SVaneiaco CnlMtA. n hMllrf an lAih.
(lot :. block A. JUvera addition; estimated
cost tl.
i To El Paso 'Construction. Realty and
j Title company, to build an adob shop on
. block C. Santa Fe addition; estimated cost
S13M.
tf R Duchene. to build an adobe at
i Etre!la and Madera streets, estimated cost
15. . -
To W. J Ebrens, to build a brick bunsa
low on lots I! and 2. block ft. Franklin
Heights addition, estimated cost ISto
. Albert Bschle. to buthl a stone house on
i lot :: and one-halt ef lot :4. bloik 7 '
t Highland Park addition ; estimated cost 1200
To N Carson, to build a porch and make
repairs at so; Magoffin avenue, estimated
cost si;o. i
Deeds riled.
East side of Kansas street, between Hi
and Cliff streets Mary A. Harnes to J V
Mosley. east 4 feet of lots IT to Zi Inclu
sive, and the east 4 feet of the outh 1
feet of lot 18, block 43. Alexander addition
ewaaideratioa I4!. April i:. 1I5
South side of idaiia street, between Als
bama and Louisiana avenues Highlands
Realty company to Andres Bsparxa, lot ?3
block 14. Highland Park addition, consid
eration SIS: April 21. Ills.
Lots In Kern Place P E. Kern to May-
ffeajtfl rlnilillno1 snrf Tnt sos-m-.- A.
LU.SC feet on Madeline street, being part of I
w ana si, oiock ;i. ana lot si, block '
zt. .hern nice auaiuon, consideration S15S0.
March 11. ISIS.
Lots In Manhattan Heights F. X. Hall to
W Cooley. lota ; to 24. inclusive, block II:
and lots 7 and 8. block M. Manhattan
Heights: Jit and other considerations: April
S. nils.
Land In Tsleta grant Pablo Padella and
wife, of Dona Ana county. N. M., to Sabas
Ribera and wife. 2.2 acre tract la Tsleta.
town grant, originally conveyed to Aaaatado
Guerra by the town of Tsleta: SI and other
considerations: April 17. 19 IS.
Aatomobnea Licensed.
3IU Jackson. Winder a: Dsaa, First Na
tional bank building, five passenger Stude
baker St: J N Chiles. Alexander apartments;
two passenger Balck.
34 IS Col H. c Hale. Pert BBss; flvo
passenger Overland
3444 Houston Ice and Brewing company.
Main aad Ksnsaa streets; Ford delivery.
344S v. E. Baskln. block 11. Altura-Park:
1les utility truck.
licensed to lVed.
Michael Standerson to Ida Wakefield.
Deaths.
Aurora Rodriguez. 711 South Broadway.
April :;. agea ii months; burial Concordia
rrntcrv inrll
Ramon Holguln. HIT South ,Camtbll I
street. April 21. aged 74 years; burial Cm
cordis cemetery April 22.
Mary H. McSweener. TI North Oetavla,
street. April 20. sged i years; burial Con
cordla cemetery April 25.
Charles Hoy. Hotel Dlea. Anrfl la jt1 S2
' i tart, buru.1 Concordia cemetery April Is.
! IMtm WaHnav 1IU Oa.,., -- -
. .... -, ...v wot, n.m II ! UW.
April 21. aged 1 year; burial Concordia ceme
tery April 22.
Birth Male.
Te Mrs. Max Moye. Merth Oregon
street, April :
j Hirth Female.
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street April ;i
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WB PAT percent Interest, comronnded Twice Every Tear.
We do business under the Depositor's Guaranty Law rf the State
of Texas and are a Guaranty Fund Bank as provided by soch Law.
Oar plan. In addition to being convenient to safe profitable
and liberal. Nobody has ever lost a dollar in a State bank in Texas.
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STATE 'NATIONAL BANK
Established April. 1SK1 Canltal. Surplus and Profits. S208 BeO
INTEREST PAID ON SAYINGS ACCOUNTS
C R. UOREHEAD, President. II C. N. BASSETT. Vice Pres.dent.
JOSEPH MAGOFFIN", V. Pres. GEO. D. FLORY, Cashier.
L. J. GILCHRIST. Ass't Cashier.
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