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EL PASO HERALD
11
GOLDBERG
GITS HVEU IIS TD PLAY
"I'M THE GUY" By
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Team Is Now in Midseason
Form, It Appears and
Manager Is Anxious.
"VS aco T x . March 15 Manager Mc
Graw expressed himself as being fear
ful of his Havers becoming too finely
trained if the weather continues as
.. ... 1. i i -J .. Ikla n'anlr
warm ii ii hub Defii uuiinh niw ,t. . i .. ., Jt :,, : , .
, L , ... r I til first game of the season will be played
Ttute Mchauer, In the first inning or ' with the Texas miners Instead of the Kl
the pnctlre name hail so much steam
Football Schedule For 1916
Season Announced at
State College.
Slate Colli g, X J . llarch li The ath
letic governing board at the New Mexico
Slate college ban announred the football
schedule tor season, of Kit. Some material
change hae been made for the coming
season, the normal school at Silver City has
neon aoaeu to ine list of football mala alia
Hid tint an muph on the ball that the
manager told him to let up and ylve
tin opponents some hatting practice.
I ine liulie did. and Ik w jk hit for three
' un in the next two innings
Ml of ihe iilaen who reported with
' f Iri-t liuncli en eptlng B.ibblnBton.
whose throwing .irni is somewhat atiff.
itiil Shammn, who has sore feet, arc
'r lined down " almost championship
CHion form
The li .Vi ii"t missed . minute of
i ictice e ept lh iflernoon when the
i i it aiim! M'-i,i in to shorten the
ine pld l tint .J r
The Mm v..ih ici lu i. Hi the earlv
t i n I n i imp err all tinned a rich
irjn ui mown Thcv are surel) a,
usl lookhik buii'h of athletes, and
- thr ran oxer the field of Kmerwn
ik tlm moriilnif before a mo vine
i inre mi. Mine thev looked capable of
ipu. the prfpcnt trouble on the
Uenb hi bonki nil b themselves
PIRATES TOLAND
IN SEVENTH PLACE
Mnnfliiurd From Previous lasc.)
m i j. reliable fielder but he Is not
i vnarvil Nor Is he a clouter He
whanged Yni for :5 last ear. That's
ins aerK' power Jimmy Viox raav
be. laik at second or he ma go to
'he outfield It all depends upon what
liinm Smith doe
mltlt Pnat lint lonnsr.
-in i tb i an IS vear old who pot t
inc. with the Chicago Ked last
i Tie k as f.it as a lightning
in ik .mil a. sensational fielder. Hut
lbs FedF toimd him a bit too yaung
nd wuk at but He may have ac-
iulred u bitting eic and a little steadi-
css sini e last sununer. Tf so. he will
e the second sack Euardian and Viox
ill HFPume an outfiolding; role.
i nllahan's big Job is to develop a
ihmi baseman Kaird. the 1915 rcfju-
r is little more than mediocie. There
in r ki.i1 oun''iiH who are icolng
" trr for the job and 1t wouldn't be
i' I iimiic if Eaiid was nosed out.
lflnchnimt t:eis l'lncr.
Ilitihman Is certain of one of the
i limine; places He's a good hlttei.
ithuuKh slow on the paths. Vio
uKht to land a 10b there, too, in case
-mtji to sei onU Max Carey, who
i been a Pirate outfielder for man
ear ha slowed up considerably and
s not a really valuable plajer Hut
"j. Hi tin-, he ran land a resular
.b lo iiihe the rnates do not seem
lim niiMine on the roster who if
ettir Harnej. a regular last vear. 11
fur fielder bit woefully weak with
I'. fH(k
Ihe niching; d-pm tuient this vear
neht to be itronp r than in 191.
1 roiifrh the pu'.Ium of Art Wilson.
irmi the Cubs. He ii a fine receiver.
i.v has a Rood ,ii in and can bat.
raso hi eh school team A total of eight
game have been schedulrd five of which
will He played on the Aggies" home grounds.
The contests will be held an follows
Oct T Texan School of Minei team at
the fair croundu In laa rrut en
Oit :i Sold lorn from El Paio on home
f round Mllbr field.
Oct Zh El Paso high achool on hom
grounds Miller field.
Nov 4 - Normal school on home grounds,
Mllltr field
Nov 10 Xe Mexico Mllitarj Institute
on home grounds. Miller field.
Nov. 1". fnlversltv of Arizona at Tucson
Vov :i Texas School of Mines at El
raao
Nov. SO University of New Mexico at M-buuuerque.
BOWLING
Follow Ine are the scare? made by the
Telephone league teams on the Cactus club
alles Tucsdav evjenfna
Anderson team. lt 2.1 -,d Til
K. K Anderson . 1S3 7 i4 3ttt
I K. Sanlth . M-. 11J H3 481
W R. Hutchinson .164 2j4 147 Si
Totalc 44 J .1(4 4i( Ke
Cook taam lnt 2d Id Ttl.
o F" Teachnar ... 76 He 11
II W. Cook ... 154 lit 131 xi
K P Done . .11 17S 114 404
Totals . . .tS2 402 j;i ie
Polnla won. Anderson 3. Cook 1: high
game. Done 178. high total. Hutchinson at.
Oamewell team. 1st 3d 3d Ttl.
J K. Oamewell 14 1 .7 Its M
J. r Alnnlle .isi 13 ijb gn
R. ir. Cresslncham . . . 1 :i 11 116 3t
Totals . . 3t3 :;s 4:0 Hit
Knight team. lit :d 3d Til.
T. Knight . .111 1",, l(i! 43:
Joe Kvans It l.". 111 41
.1 F. Ross It; 12 til
Totals 3tl 404 K lite
Totnts won. Oamewell :. Knight 3. hlrh
game, Gamewell 18". high total, Gamewcll
41:.
fSIMWf ME 86EX) TiS CLtfvjN " ,'M -rucr -
SMOWriG iT I'VE ) f CLtrrJ - lrXLE POFP l .
borJE QJOUGH rsu W ecAcn-v: I ( of smokc, , ) Gw aJ k-v A
-TiAvwftiNjG to y 8,s-,-rf-7.io uJrto rReVao? Vs Tne J&f J
ioOBte my" f ' " " .y ." L oU6K Jy
COLLEGE BASEBALL TEAMS
PLAN INTERSECTIONAL GAMES
V number of intersectiotial baseball
arnmes between the leading college and
university nines of the south, east and
middle west will be a feature
of the interrolleKiate baseball sea
son which will open earlv next
month. Dunns; the southern training
trip of the eastern 'varsltv teams Vir
ginia will play Amherst, Williams. Har
vard. Tale and Cornell The navy has
urn') with Amherst, I-aravette. Wil
liams. Cornell. Harvard untl Trinity.
!eorretown will meet Williams, Prince
ton. I'enn State and Yale.
loiter in the season several of the
oiithern and western colleite nines will
plav in the east the principal contests
beinp as follows. Harvard vs. George
town. Vinrinia: Vale vs. Virginia and
r;or;etown. Williams vs Virginia;
Princeton v Virginia and Armv vs.
;eora;etowii. Both Michigan and the
Michigan Aggies will plav one or more
1 Mm the veteran i about tnrougr . .-.e.-- h-' - .
M.Mimiux peifo,,.,..! brilliantly i games in the east the leading lontests
, , Is, year II. was the scna 'l"'P " fo'LowJ- Ro-ne"''r ' Michi-
f t e Uag.i- v.,th a weak club . gaii Aggies. Michigan x Cornell .vera-
When you get puffing along at a Smile-a-Minute gait behind a pipe
ful of mild, mellow, good-for-a-fellow "Tux" you're bound to become
the Cheer Leader on the road to Success.
MbfB m
Tuxedo develops
1 II 111 Hit not...- - ji
f limit him he won 21 out of 2T gamei,
' nithins: Just behind Crover Alexan
I r in winning pmenlage and thiid
1 effective Mainmaux may perform
1 w. U thi veai
i"n 1 errat nltclifr howevir cannot
1111 a ball clUI
or 1 an he ke.
use. Swarthmore and Pennsvlvanio,
I JACK IHI.l.!!. I)LTPIGI1T
SMITH HIT LACKS STIiAM
New York, March IB Jack Dillon, of
Indianapolis, outfought Gunboat"
Kmltti In n ten rnnnd hntit in Bronklv n
iuii in a ie,..,., ,--t I Tuesday night. Dillon's punches, how
eei. it m the first tliyl-1 i,a , aoncar to have then
-ion Maminaiix niuvt navi neip. uui
. eem unlikelv thnt lie 11 get u.
Harmon is a fan pilcner vaams is
-k.diling and Col)lll never has been
or r.evci will be a wonder. Some o.
the tookiis may rise up and do heroic
mik .Hid then, again they may not.
-iCMiith plaie belongs to the Pirates,
uidi'iK to the mid-winter dope.
ever, did not appear to nave ineir
usual effectiveness. Dillon weighed
170 1-1 pounds and Fmith ISO 1-"
TAKE ELEVATOR
SAVE $5.00
VICTOR HAT & CLOTHING CO.
Corner Meaa & Saa Antuale.
HOSTO.-V. PITCIIHK MII,11
TO 1-OHT WOIITH Cl.lll
Hoston, Mass., March 15. The sale of
pitcher A. Rankin Johnson to the Fort
AVorth club of the Texas league is an
nounced by president Lanning, of the
Boston Americans. The price was 3300.
he said.
Cin. HEAT CUMXCU MNK.
Tampa, Kla . March 15. The Chicago
Nationals defeated the Southern college nine
I here Tuesday :l to S. Mann and Flack.
formerly with the i-tiuago Federals, mm
home run1 for the Cub
TOE HOME Or
Holeproof Hosiery
for Men, Women and Children.
BRYAN BROS.
Sau Antonio Oregoa.
WE WILL MOVE.
To 107 Texan St. about March 15th.
Anderson-Filler Investment Company.
Phoenix-El Paso Building Company.
--Adv.
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CHRISTY MATHE WSON
Famous Baseball Pitcher, says:
"Tuxedo gelt lo me in a natural,
pleasant way. Jl's what I call good,
honal, companbnable tobacco the kind
lo slictt to.
The Pervet Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette
more joy-power to the pipeful than any other tobacco why? Because it's
the only tobacco made that will not "bite" nor even try to "bite" the
most sensitive tongue and throat.
Tuxedo is made by the original, secret "Tuxedo Process" the only
process that removes all sting and harshness from
tobacco. And the tobacco used in Tuxedo is the
ripest, mildest leaf grown aged 3 to 5 years to
delightful fragrance and mellowness.
Tuxedo is widely imitated (did you ever hear 01 anything
original and. worth while that wasn't?), but when you call for
a show-down in your pipe, imitation brands will quickly bite
their way out and leave you and Tuxedo together in peace.
jfyhx-t'
YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE
5 Famous green tin with gold
C lettering, curved to fit pocket
In Tin Humidon, 40c and 80c In Glais Humidors, 50c and 90c.
Convenient, glassine wrapped,
moisture-proof pouch . . .
10c
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
Ordinance.
WE WILL MOVE
To 107 Texas Street,
About March 15th.
Anderson-Filler Investment Co.
Phoenix-El Paso Blag. Co.
CANDY SPECIAL
Our Delicious
Crisp Peanut Brittle
15c The Lb.
WEDNESDAY ONLY
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Hsyt
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gfejjv COTTON ADDITION LOTS I
xBJswMJilyalT.y.uUsf '
iiij'i'j fpis i
-a? ill mf- I
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Mesa -Avenue and Texas Street.
st. riTiuciv ui:ltils
Best Boy in El Paso
A. P. COLES & BROS, Agtntt.
ROUND $29.30 TRIP
Houston, Texas
ACCOUNT
CATTLE RAISERS' CONVENTION
ON SALE MAECH 18, 19, 20
LIMIT MARCH 27TH
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filfe Panifin
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"March 18th"
"CALIFORNIA ORANGE DAY"
R. B. BIAS FUEL COMPANY
Btttr prcpird than Tr to aerva our euitomeri promptly aafi erflUeniir
Thome 84. 1B10 E. mi,...i f I.
WOOD COAL FED POULTRT SUSIES
AX ORDIN'AXCE 11EGU1.ATIXG TUP
HANDLING AND PTOR jOK OF GASO
LINK. ETC WITHIN THE CITT LIMITS
OF TUB CITY OK KL VAflO. TTCXAS
BE IT OHDAI.VKD Br T1IB CITY COUN
CIL OK TUB CITY OF Kt, TASO.
Section 1. Tjiat it ehsll ie unlawful for
T person, firm or cor Deration to h o
keep, or store, on any eremites In the City
of Kl Paso Kl lao County. Txas more
than fire trallons at one time of either jcart
line. benslne, carbon dlmjlphdt. naptbu, or
other olatlIes without a permU m to do
8etlon I When anr sucli permit i- dr
nfred. apnljratlon must be ib$0p to th Cit
Council therefor. In tuitlng. hlch applica
tion shall state the amount t dfhred to be
kept at any one time: th" Jqnd of Aolatlles
desired to be kept, the ilef her dfired
to be kept, the nature of tbe rer-eotac! In
uhlch tb volatile will be kept, and the na
ture of the safeguards chilli will b, used
jn harrdllnc the mm
Section 3 The said apih tUp in rttln
shall be presented by the .u.pliinnt to the
Fire Marshal or the On of Kl 1'aso who
shall at once invest iff" i I h mi tt r and
npmrtuin the truth or filsltv (f ih -tHt.
numts made In the application .ind n port
the result of the said ln?tiiration to th
Citj Council, said report toother with faM
application shall be filed h the Hie "Mar
shal -with the City Clerk. MlthJn fortj-cight
Hi) hours after the presentation of such
application to him
'Section A The Citv Council win art on
"' h application and report, find ?f it it uf
th opinion that Mich upplh ation tan b
wanted without dancer of ifire r other
intury to life or propcrtv. the said permit
will be granted
Section G. If ut an time the city Coun
cil Mia 11 le of the opinion that am permit
should be reonea ine - council shall
cause a letter to le mailed. adrsed to the
person, firm or corporntion to v.h"m th
permit was granted, at tin piVmis nanud
In the application, notlfvinic sui h person
firm or corporation to appear before the
Citv Council at a time named, and ahou
cause why such permit should not be re
voked Hectlon C. At the time named or as noon
thereafter as practicable the Citv Count!)
Mhail inaulre into the matter jind if it is of
the opinion that said permit should be re
oked. then It shall revoke the same, and
i he same shall thereafter be of "10 force or
ffMt
section 1 It shall be unlawful for anv
1 . rson to strike a match, or ba jn ar
ifn lul light, other than electridn or to
iiic anv fire. In any room shed or pl;ue.
v here anv of the aforesaid substances are
h. n kept
.Sertion 8. .No per.on, firm or corporation.
dull have or keep on any premises or fn
ii. y room, shed or place in the Citv of Kl
Taso five gallons or less of anv of the sub
siarces above mentioned unl the sam
Fhull be kept In a metal container of a s"!f
r losing, approved kind
Section 3. The City Council will grant
the permit applied for. If it Is of the opinion
that the said substances will be kftpt and
handled In a manner substantially comply
ing with the following safeguards
(a All tanks shall be Installed outside ,
of the bulb'lng ui derground and not .si
than tno C. f"tt below the Mirfjt rn-'
tirelv surrounded tr farth ejl tamped in
place and the top of the tank mint be be
low the level of thn lont plue line n the
Imllding used In t-onnettlon with the cuulp-
ibf If InipracthaMe to locate tanks out-v-i
'e of the building, the nnv be burled two
. t feet below tht Ie . i , f th bHtement
f .h r embedded In tin irtli .mil i -red bv
at leai-t two f- feet of c rtli ml ..n r ie
,, , Ml tank', i.f .tin L'i'l...- ... under!
t, ,11 i.e made of at b t i i , , i , K, ,lfcf,
- t iniated Steel or at i ln j, t)i ,
..i n hearth tank -d, 1 ,, e. p. ,
i u fQ gal'oitw cap (ti hIihII ) nut. J ..f
1. nub giiiianiztd -ree nr 't t. h b!j-k
pen In irtb tank ." I All t .til x mad ,.f
, I anird fieel I in-' be iiri(uil ti te.J ,
,1, i hi' red ind it. 1 on t li. .. n ;t n
, ,, i "th r ni'-i i i t i u nut ii - 1
Ordinance.
side with tar or other rust resisting ma
terial No tanks shall have openings or pip
onnectlons except on the top thereof, and
shall be properly vented and shall not be
onnected either directly or indirectly with
an public or private sewer, drain catch
batvin or pit.
d) Killer pipes must be made of gal-
anlxed. Iron pipe two Inches or more in
di i meter entering at the top of the tank
and extending to the bottom of the same.
The upper end of said filler pipe must ter
minate In a screw cap securely locked.
1 here tanks are located under the building
the filler pipe mutt run to the outtdde of
th huftdlng, and terminate In a screw cap,
saiTO to be securely locked. "Where filler
pipe runs to the sidewalk or to an alley nr
public May. It must terminate In a screw
can securely locked, and protected by a cast
iron fillet" box. the same to flush with the
sidewalk or alley. The cover of the said
filler box to be securely locked.
to Tank located In or within tin (lot
feet of any building shall he prolded with
a one inch diameter, or larger, gaUanised
Iron ent pine same to be connected to the
top of such tank Connection at the tank
to be provided with a brass wire screen of at
l"BKt "0 mesh The ent pipe must be car
ried up to at ast 4 feet above the roof of
td building, and terminate In a double
gooseneck spark protector, both openings of
whlth must be covered with a brass wire
serew. of at least 30 mesh l
if ripe connecting the tank with the
pump must be of galvanised iron and roust
entertop of tank Raid pipe must be burled
at least IS Inches below the surface and anv
e vposed portions thereof must be thoroughly
and pioperh protected Thin on nee t ion pipe
niu-.t not be lower at any point than where
same leaven tank.
Section 10. It shall be unlawful for anv
person firm or corporation or association
of ppritons to unload gasoline from any gaso
line wagon to any of the underground gajo
llno t nnks above described Within the
citv limits of the city of Kl Paso
Tej- except by use of a hose se
cure! v attached or screwed to the faucet
of vatd wagon or receptacle holding said
ganolJne. and said hose shall extend from
said v agon or -ecepUcle containing said
gasoline to and connect with the filler pip
leading to the underground tank.
bectlon M AH gasoline or other "volatlles
muft h drawn from said tanks bv means of
an improved suction pump or puinps vvhUIt
mall have a shut off valve with a ground
ke on ilte noirle ami an automatic check
valve between the pump and the nozzle, and
in no ase hall there be a return of waste
pipe to the tank iro ided further thut none
of su h pump or pumps shall be located or
maintained on any street or sidewalk with
in the citv limits of the City of Bl Paso.
Teua. and that all pumpe now so located
in ald street or nidewalk. which were so
v ated under a permit Issued bv the City
fuuncii of the City of El Paso shall be re
moved bv hept 1 191 1. and after which
dit nil permits hetetofore issued to erect
mil maintain a pump on the sidewalk or
tr . f wli iln the clt limits within the City
of Kl Pto are here revoked and cancelled
.Motion 1J It tdiall be unlawful for any
p rs ui flini or corporation to ue open con
iitin r in transferring gasoline or other
volatile from one receptacle to another,
and slid liquids shall be delivered directly
to t lie i ccepiac le from which it Is to bu
us?,) or to approved safety cans or por
table i inkh
Section 13 Vhere gasoline or other vola
til -s are pumped inside the building, light
ing vhal! be done v fmandes ent elettrb
likhM. jth al! ele. trie switches and cutoff-,
tirrniu nllv located at least four inth
ii i tin floor
I on H No gsline or other volttlle
b i I kpr in an building "m ut v Ihmi
t i 1 ir It nulled I" ""' 'losing safct cwn-talner-
or in portable flUng tartk
ti"i hen elf closing "afrv containers
ir- u ' 0 i flu storing or handling of gaso
!nt it (i i i vol '111 - not 'iiorc tlian five
i j, of g,in.Mne or ollnr voliilil-
li 1' I it in n htil'duiE ind tin If
ii - i ui i i Mi" r ' ii id I ui t I
i f i pi T m 'i 'j t n t an I j
Ordinance.
must be of a capacity not to exceed tlve (5)
frallona.
b) When filllnir tanks arr used for tha
Morlnc or handltnt: of cnoline or other
volatlles. the containers mast be of a ra
oacitv not to exced fiftv 50 callnns, and
muvt be of at lea.t .1-16 Inch tank nteel. and
mut be of apuroved construction The said
portable tanks ahall be supported on all
stfel wheels, not less than CO incite In dl
umet.r. the same belnc equipped t ith rub
ler tires, and the tank mu!t be provided
with an approved all metal uction pump.
This pump to be provided with a hose at
tariunent. and the hoso mut nl exceed
eiKht s feet ln length The pump must
br eo'.lppod Ith an Improved ground key
ehut-off cook whera hoso in attached to
pump also with ImDOored ground key ahut
nff cock at end of hose The pump must
be equipped with a convenient lock, and the
same must be looked when not In use
Section 1". All ordinances or parts of
ordinances in conflict with this ordinance
xliall he and the same are. herabv repealed
Insofar as iu conflict and no further
Section 16 Whereas there la no auffldent
nrUiname regulating the storage and keep
ing and handling of the substances herein
mentioned, and the danger to life and prop
erty resulting from such lack ia great and
Increasing, therefore, a case of great pub
lic emergency exists which reaulrea the sus
pension of the charter rule that no ordi
nance shall be finally adopted until it has
been read In open meeting of the City Coun
cil at two regular meetings thereof and aald
rule bv the unanimous vote of the Alder
men present and with the consent of the
vlavor is here now suspended and this or
dlnam e h3ll take effect from and after its
pansagf approval and publicutlon.
l'aised and approved this Srd day of
March A D 1916
Tom Iea.
... Mavor.
Attest
J I" Dan son City Clerk
AN OKUINWCB AMENDING SECTION 13
l); A ORDINANCE PASSED AJJD Al'
'feyi.yj .DEC'KMBER 11. 114. AS SAID
rSETlSJi. WAR AMENDED BY AN OR
DINANCE 1-ASSKll AND APPROVED
J"E,. DAT Of NOVEMBER. 1915.
SsH-LL.AlT,N" TRAFFIC WITHIN THE
PASO TEXAS F T"E CITy F EL
..,,i"'V.lT"D"A'If'I!D J5T THE CITT COCN
CIi OT THE CITT OF EL TASO TEXAS:
section 1 That section 11 of an or
dlnan.c paed and approved December SI.
lJil us said sectiun s amsnded by an
ordinance B!isl ami approved the 15th day
of Apveiiiber 11 .. regulating traffic within
i. -2 Jlmlts of the City of El Paso, Texas.
HT'i 3 vi "?m" '" hereby amended to aire
include the following street In the district
?JTf ehlclOB tannot stand longer than
twenty minute
Section .' That It shall be unlawful to
leave uns vehicle standing or hitched for
i. . "V 5erllia than twentv minutes on that
?uL .OT!h .P l'" street beginning at
the northt-rlv line f sau Francisco street
and .extending northerl to th uoutherlv Hut
or Fran .'in street
The fjt thnt there Is no sufficient or.
tllnance regulating parking of chklx with
in the rltv limits of th. Citv of kl Paso
creates a public ne. "stv which reaulrea
the suspension of the cliarte- rule that no
ordinance shall be flnallv dopt-il until it
nas been resd In open mceti ic of tll Cltt
joun.ll at two meetings thereof said rule
unanlni'MiM vote of the aldermen present
ana with th ninsent of the viutor Is novt
In rehv feuspend-d. m.J tills V.n Insnce shall
tik cffe.t after Its insv,K( .im,ro,al and
'ased
Mirth V
and noproel
U 191b
"rd dav of
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
AH trains arrive and depart from Union
station, foot of San Francisco street. All
arrivals and t'eparturea given ln 1 Paso or
mountain stanOard time.
" SAXTA FE.
For Albuquerque. Denver. Chlcaro. Xjos
Anreles No. SU Ivs. S.50 a. m.; Na SltP
at p. m.
From Albuquerque. Denver. Ios Angslee.
Chicago No. 903 art a, 10 a. m.: No. SIS
at 6:5C v nt
el r.so soirrmvESTXRN.
(ftealern Disitlon.)
For Arisona and California No. 2 lvs.
S:otj p. m.; No. 7. at 7M5 p. nu
From Arizona and California No. t arrs.
7 s. m.; No. 4 at 1.10 p. m.
(Kastem IHrislon.)
For Kansas City. St. Louia and Chicago
No. 4 lvs. 1 55 p m : No. i. at 4:4a p. m.
Tor Tucumcart No s iva. 7:30 a. m.
From Chicago. St Louts and Kansas City
No. 1 arvs. 6:J0 a. m.; No. 1 at 2:40 p. rn.
From Tucumcari No. 7 arrives 7.20 p. xn.
G. II. S. A. AND S. T. TltAINS.
Fer San Antontu, New Orleans and Wash
InrtoD No. 1! la. S-4J a. m.; No. 1 at
1:J0 p. ra.
From Washington. New Orleans and San
Antonio No. 9 arvs. .30 p. m.; No. 101 at
10 p. m.
I'er Arlxona and California No. 1 lvs.
G:ltf a. m.; No. 9 at u p. in . No. 101 at
10:IS p. m
From Arizona and California No. 102
arvs. 8.30 a. rn . No. 2 at 4:50 p. m.: No.
10 at 10 p. m
TEXAS TAClriC,
For Dallas and St, Louis No. 0. iva. C:0
a. m.; No. 4. at 7 p. ro.
From St. Louis and Dallas No. 3 arvs.
9:1S a. in.; No li at 9 35 p rr
MEX1CAN CENTRAI..
No regular schedule
3IEMCO AND NORTH WESTERN.
No regular schedule
vines. Gila Vailer Auto Slat Una. Gilt.
Ariz.
eITpaIsO-CXINT Wheeler's car leaves CUnt
for El Paso dully, includlnc Sunday, at t:X
a. m. Returning to Clint the car leaTea
The Herald office nt 3:30 p. ra. Eipreii
and parcels carried.
BIG SPRINGS, Lamesa. Tel.. Auto Ltee
leaves Big Springs dally except Sunday '
S:30 a. m.. arriving Lames, via Bolih and
Sparenoerc at 13 soon, retoralnc to Bit
Springs nut day at 5 p. ra. 33.50 eae way.
16 00 round trip. Cordill & Smith. Props..
Big Sprints. Tex.
KL r.PO-LA MESA auto line, tipper valley,
wast side. Herald delivery leaves Herald of
flca eatk week dav at 4 p. ro. Farea from
Bl Paso to tho following points aro x fol
lows: Canutilio 78c; La Union store. 31.00
Chamberino. 31 33, La Mesa, 31.(0. Car
leaves La Mesa for El Paso at a. ra. dally.
Telephone 342. La Mesa, N. M. R. T. Htwitf-
LAS CRL'CES auto line, for JlMllIa valley
pelntv. leaves Herald office- each week day
at 3rl5 p. m. Fares from 191 Paso to Casn
tillo. 7.o: Anthonj. 31 00: Beriao. (US,
ado, 31.56: Mesquite. 31.7e: Meellla. Park.
200; T.as Cruccs 2 no Leaves E T. Johns
News Wand. Phone 145, for El Paso, at 5
p m. datlv.
lULAHOhAOl ESCALET.O auto leave.! Tula
rosa for Mescalero. daily. 33 round trip, fare
to Alamogordo 32. D. W. Shoemaker Anto
Line. Tnlarosa, N. M.
AUTOMOBILE ROUTES
illLKUK HO ILL and auto line. Basle. N.
M. Trips to Elephant Sutte and Palomaa
(springs. Cars meet all trains.
LAKE ALLEY, Hlilsboro and Kingston
auto stage and express line meets all trallw
at Lake Valley Wire at my expense for
special trips anywhere at any time. Rates
reasonable F W Mister. Hlilsboro. U. M.
SILVER CITV-MOGOLLON stage line, one
way 17.30: round trip 315 Stanley steamer.
12 passenger car. Wire or write for reserva
tion. Bight years' experience Mogollon roa&
Frank Townaend. P O Box 703. Phone 24s.
Silver City
MARI'A-FORT DA IS auto mall llns leaves
Fort Davis dally and Sundays 8 a. ra. Leaves
Marfa 3 p. m. One way. 33.50; round trip
34.00. G. W. Davis. Prop.
IILACR RANGE auto stage and express line,
passenger service leaving Engle and Chlor
ide dally except Sunday at 7 a. rn. for Ele
phant Butte. Cuchillo. Willow Springs snd
Falrview Through fare one way. 36, Inter
mediate points, 10 per mile. Baggage car
ried 50 pounds free, excess 2 cents per
pound.
IJL'N CAN-SOLO MONVII.LE automobile stage
line. Save one dsy between Globe and Clif
ton. Leave Duncan 3.30 a. m.: arrive Sol
umonvills 11 00 a. m. Leave SolomonvlITs
11:45 a. m . arrive Dnncan 2 15 p. m. Fare
each way 35 00. R. L. Reld. manager. Sun
can. Arisona.
Attesl
J F. Dunrson Citv Cleik
ROSWELL-CARRIZOZO mall line. Passen
ger service leaving both Roawell and Carrt
loso daily and Sunday at 3 a. m tor Plca
cho. Tlnnle, Hondo. Lincoln. I t Stanton.
Capttan and Nogal Through fare one way.
38.40 Intermediate points -vt Sc per mile
Baggage carried up to 1T5 pounds. 60
pounds free. Excess at lc per pound. Roa
well Auto Co owner and operators.
itbrM ELL-ALAMOGOIIIH) pueiienger and
express line. Automobiles leave Alamogordo '
for Roswell at 7 JO a. m . arrive at Roswell
at 5.20 p in Westbound automobile leave i
Roswell for Alamogutdo at 7 00 , m Arrive ,
at Alamogordo at -I 1". p m Stops are made ;
at the fol owing point 1'kacli" n mle.
Hondo San Palrn.1" (.Sen I'oi vMnle ML
i Inn M i ilem lien Tuiaro l l.ut
l Thrcugh tare one av 31t Intermediate i
points sc per line in hi. -ilvo puunun i
baggage ivrrietl tree Tmcs lc per pound '
Alaino,ortl' ilarie Al tniugordo N M j
i-tirs Via
i-l heit
I'ABENS-CU.NT-EL PASO au.oraoblle stags
line Ses the lower valley .d enjoy a real
good ride Round trip tare to Clint 3L00:
rabens 31.50. Automobile leaves EI Paso
Herald office each evening except Sundays
at 2 o clock and returns to El Paso at 6
o'clock Make reservations at The Herald
office.
LOUDMlUIit;. TYRONE. SILVER CTTE
auto, leaves Lordsburg dally 1 Pi ra- vu
ryrone; leaves Silver City dally 3 s, to-. Tia
Tvmnc Through fsre one way 36: round
trip i2. Silver City to Tyrone one way
$- no round trip 33.00 Scott Garage. Lords
burg N. M.. Broadway Hotel. Sliver City.
N. M.
OIVEOO-llltM MSTA auto mail line
.veev tiav e cot Sundays. Fare one way
31 -' o c Marshall. lroprilor
III EN V vlVrWGRANI" FAI.IA auto maT
Iln. 1. 1 iv Bueua Vista ! a. m. Leiv.s
i.nmil 1 lis 1 p. m Faie one way 3- U"
L u Humble. Proprietor
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