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The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
D. A. c. VETERANS
PLAN A REUNION

Under the management OF George
/. Mcclure. one of ID. A. C,'s former
baseball manager and a one-time play
er on the clubs teams. the "old boys
OF the club have arranged TO hold
big reunion July %. The main fea-
ture will be ball game between the
ID. A. c. Alumni" and the ID. A. G.
Vets" For the former Shanahan and
c. Guthard will pitch and Tuomey will
catch. Elmer. Swith and Bert Dens-
more will be the battery for the Vets.
Among those who will play on the
teams are the following:
Ben Quincy. w. Ducharme, John
Lodge John Kelsey. Will Crowley
Geo Codd c. T. Miller Roger Barrett,
Thomas Hudson, Thomas Reid. James
Shanhan. Neil Snow, Harry Ding
wall, Rev. James Fitzpatrick. w. John
son, Geo. l. Mcclure. John Marker and
Harwood, Bacon.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
MORE DROP OUT
OF GL|QDEN TOUR

HARRISBURG. Pa. July 1.-THE
Glidden tourists left Harrisburg for
Philadelphia at $40 o'clock this morn
ing.
Including the contestants and 9th
ers. 80 cars In all left Harrisburg this
morning. The cars withdrawn here
we're No. 80. No. los. No. los. Mrs.
Shirley's overland car. Three cars
that did not start with the others were
the big Franklin, OF the Syracuse
club. which broke spring and was
penalized 60 points yesterday; No.
LOG, the Franklin runabout IN the
Hover contest. and No ll2. the
Blomstrom Gyroscope car, which
dragged in far behind the others yes
terday.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
MICHIGAN TO
HAVE AUTO RUN

state auto tour. having Grand
Rapids as the starting point and De-
troit as the finish. will be held by
the Michigan automobile association
either late in July or early in Aug
ust. The contest will be along the
lines on which the Glidden tour is
conducted. and will be open to all
Michigan automobile clubs.
The event will be a club run SOLE
ly. and will be for a trophy cup val
ued at 5000, given by Edwin s.
George. recently elected president OF
the Michigan State Automobile assoc
citation.
There will be an opportunity for the
driver TO win individual honors, in the
return trip. for the Grand Rapids Aut-
omobile club will offer trophy OF its
own for the return run, and IL Is prob
able every other club will put up a
cup for the best car in the run from
Detroit home.
Michigan Automobiles are going 10
get after the good roads
problem at a meeting to be held in
Grand Rapids July 1929.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
LONG TIE FOR LEAD HAS
BEEN FRACTURED AT LAST

suit was reversed. Eddie can't seem
to- make the knuckle- ball break
against the McGuires. He was hit
quite hard and in couple OF lunches,
being batted out OF the box in the
sixth inning and succeeded by Suggs
who pitched shut-out ball for the rest
of the combat However, Boston S
lead was too great for the Tiges 10
cut down and the home club won.
TO >. Mcconnell. Wagner and Car
rigan did the heavy stick work, Ross
man being the only one OF the Tigers
TO keep on Trailing, 10 the extent OF
more than enc safe drive.
Big Glands work at the bat In
the pair OF games was really re-
narksble. Out OF eight times up
against two pitchers he secured
a total OF four hits, OF which two
were triples and one a double
a total Of nine bases.
Solely 10 the failure 10 hit Morgan
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
CMALL -CPORTING

Seven cars have been eliminated from
the Glidden tour.
Rocheater's ball nine has disba ndedy
cause. support
Harry ynrdon, king OF golfers, was re-
Gently robbed OF all his medals.
There are 10000 motor boats In the
United States. Is yours countedY
Tho International Baseball league, COM
posed Of Canadian cities. has thrown
up the sponge.
Today In closing day for the class races
OF Detroit's Grand Circuit meeting.
McAleer says he doesn't think Detroit
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
LIGHTWEIGHTS FIGHT IF
RAILROADS ARE GOOD

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July IA
TEX" Richard. the Nevada fight pro-
moter. said yesterday that the Nell
son-Gans fight at Ely on Labor Day
now hangs on the decision Of one rail
road as TO reduced rates from Ogden
and Salt Lake.
With So for the trip and IS for ad'
mission he Is sure he could get from
1000 to 5000 sports from Ogden and
Salt Lake. and with these financial
success Of the fight would be assured.
The sports, however. would not stand
for IS for fare and So for ticket.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
Western Summer Travel.

Information FREE For trips west.
southwest. or northwest OF Chicago,
use the Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway. II reaches principal cities
ard wellknown summer resorts OF II.
linois, Wisconsin Minnesota, Iowa.
Missouri. North and South Dakota.
Excellent service: fast trains. direct
routes Summer resort literature and
complete information free. r. C..
Jones. Michigan Passenger Agent. 212
Majestic Bldg, Detroit. Also publica.
lions regarding the agricultural and
commercial opportunities along the
Pacific Coast Extension OF this rail-
way.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

Yesterdays crowd was the highest OF
the season over the river, but what
they lacked in numbers. they made up
la speculation. and when the day was
over. the bookmakers' bank rolls
looked like they had been through
Kansas cyclone
Three favorites and three long shots
divided the card. and they were well
played. the favorites by the talent,
and the long shots by the wise guys"
Twenty four books cut in" to their
sorrow, and several have the distress
signal out ElroG will be chief mourner
"Issy Ham" or more properly speak
ing lsadore Hammerslag. king OF the
New York "outlsnders,'r was on hand.
and played them from the outside. he
will draw I'm" .n few days. as he
says he likes the game.
The stables OF Rome. Respress and
w n Fizer have been shipped from
Latonia 10 Fort Erie
Ismalian. the winner OF the fourth
race, was the medium OF killing"
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
HONEST JOHN
SHOOTS CHUTES

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. July IA
AS result OF efforts TO strengthen
the Grand Rapids pitching staff. Pitch
er Eubanks has been purchased from
Indianapolis by the local management
and Willie Dammann, signed early in
the season. was released. Eubanks
will report here Immediately. The
new twirler was with Detroit in 1906
and during the early period OF 1907.
He was then handed over 10 the Hoo.
siers and has been with that club
since
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Just Exacti, RIuht,

81 have used DR.. Kings New Life
pills for several years, and find them
Just exactly right" says Mr.. A. A.
FELTON,. OF Huntsville, n. Y. New
Life pills relieve without the least dis.
comfort Best remedy for constipa-
ton. biliousness and malaria, at E.
C. Kinsels. Central Drug Co, and
Gray a. Worcester's drug stores
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

WESTERN ATHLETES
BEST IN u. s. TEAM

the hurdles as never has there been
in one meet such quartet as Garrels.
Smithson. Shaw. and Howe. the Yale
captain. All are western boys. JAG.
obs OF the University OF Chicago and
Bellah OF Leland Stanford both class
up well in the pole vault practice.
Sidney Hatch OF the First Regiment
Athletic association and Forshaw OF
the Missouri Athletic club OF St Louis
are grinding on miles daily in prepare.
tlun for the Marathon run. Gaidzek
of the Cherry circle and Grote OF the
Missouri Athletic club are diving from
the stadium tower getting ready for
the water competition.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Detroit and Boston split dou-
ble-header, kllian and Morgan
being the winning pitchers.
ST. Louis took both games Of its
double-header with Washington
and resumed the lead. Graham
and Waddell were the winning
pitchers. In both games tho
Browns came from behind.
One game apiece was the order
at Philadelphia, Plank beating
Manuel with w mite turning tho
tables for the sox. trimming Ben.
der and Coombs.
New York hit Chech harder
than the Maps did Manning, but
the latter had all the luck and
copied the game, 10 o.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

Two-base hft-Cravath. Three-base
hits-Cobb, Rossman = Hiss-OH
Pruitt, . I'm 3 inninssy OF Cfcotte. q In
inning. Sacrifice hit--schaefer. stolen
bsse--Thoney. Left on bases-Detroit
., Boston s. First base ON balls--On
Pruftt 2, on Cfcotte I, on Killian I.
First base ON errors-Detroit 4. HIT
with pitched bail-By kiIlian, stahl.
struck out--By Pruitt 2, by <iiiian 3,
by Cfcotte 1. Passed bail-Crtger. Time
-fio2. Cmpires-Egan and Hurst.
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has enough strength on the slab 10
beat out the Browns.
Edwards. OF Midlothian. Chicago. leads
In the western golf tournament. now
In progress at Rock Island.
In his training. The Negro Is IN
clined TO loaf on the Job. says his old
manager
pitched no-hit game in the Copper
country, and beyond question. re-
mained cool throughout
Michigan AknIi team meets ID. A. G.
at the club park this afternoon at
$3.50. The poor Alkalis look in ad-
vance to be up against IT,
"Noodles" Hahn, the old Detroit south
paw, Is showing new lease OF life
round Cincinnati. and may try an
other whiri at the big league game.
There IL talk of amputation of Fred
Merkles foot. the former state
Lacquer now with the Giants, being
I'm bad way through blood poison
ing
little WARRIOR leads the Tri State
twtrlers. and there are lot Of big
league farm hands in the organiza-
ton. too.
Pfttsburw has apparently blown up Gu
tirely after the brief sprint In which
she took the lead from Chicago Yes
terdaY the Giants beat the Pirates
twice, now threatening second place.
The Cleveland excuses when the stabl
deal went wrong. make amusing
reading. II the Napland management
had come through with the dough,
they would Internationally have got
ten the man.
The Michigan supreme court rules that
complaint regarding Sunday BAH
should come from the peoples repre-
sentative and not an Individual This
virtually makes the game n Arm fea-
ture for the indefinite future.
A specialist t. said TO have told Terry
Turner that the condition OF his arm
would make IL impossible for him TO
ever play shortstop again II the
there a place for him then, aside
from pinch hitter?
Ia IL plainly evident that the British
management OF the Olympian games
Is out 10 handicap America In every
way possible. a favorite method be-
ing TO pitt two Americans I'm a trial
removed from the field OF point win
ners.
The opening heats Of the OIympian
games in the 1900 event saw Sulli-
van and Sheppard Qualifying for
America Coe. OF Michigan. was
beaten by an Englshman in rather
slow time Sheppard's time. how
ever. sets a new record for the dis
lance I'm 4:05
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
Louehrey Beats Mario.

NEW YORK, July i4.-Johnny Mar.
to and Young Loughrey fought a g.
round battle at the opening OF the
Coliseum Athletic club last night. and
Loughrey won after a good. hard
fight.
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Shooting at 6isIey.

BlSLEY. Eng, July l4.-Major Mar
tin, Of America. was fourth In the
Malford memorial rifle shoot here.
today. with score OF 144. Hession,
an American. scored 14l. Both won
small trophies.
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kooray for Freddie.

The Wiudsors A. c. defeated the
young Detroits by score OF IL TO 2.
he feature Of the game was Fred
-GToesbeck's pitching
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

rwO-ba-e bits-RossmaB, Lord. Hits
ON Summers, % In o inningst OF
suggs, In innings. sacrifice hit
stahl. stolen bases-CouEhIip. suIIi-
van. stnhl Jones. Double plays
srhaefer rnd Downsi Schmidt and
Downs. Left on bases-Bosten q. De-
troit u. First base baIis-On sum-
mer- z. OFT Morgan I. OF sugss 4. hit
with pitched bsiI--By Summers, stshI.
struck out-By Morgan =. by suggs ..
Passed baIl-schmidt. Tfme--ii4b. I'm
pires-Hurst md Egan-
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
BY PAUL Il. sRuskE.

Well. the Browns kept going little
longer: that was all.
They copied both games Of their
double header In Washington yester-
day. while the best the Tigers could
get was an even break. AS a result
II Is now very probable that the
Browns will maintain their position az
the head OF the procession for some
time.
MORE AND MORE 1T is COMING
TO BE RECOGNIZED THAT THE
VICTOR IN THE BIG SERIES BE-
TWEEN THESE TWO CLUBS IN
SEPTEMBER WILL BE THE WIN
NER OF THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
REMNANT.
Those ten games which the Tigers
and Browns are To play between Sept
and l6 will more than likely see the
big leagues championship won and
lost.
AS II stands now. the two rivals are
slowly, but steadily drawing away
from the other clubs. Unless one or
them starts radical slump. IL is pref
~ certain that they will come TO that
series within reaching distance OF
Sdch OtuSI. Anu tuciiS TIC hAS"Ni hS'
Boston continues 10 play a fiendish
game against the Tigers As II they
realized that the Detroit club won It's
championship last year by its ability
TO trounce Bostons representatives.
the McGuires of 1908 are playing TO
redeem themselves.
A peculiar feature Of their cam
Il, =. hat fhAS
have been singularly effective
also against ST. Louis. While the
Detroit series remains an even
split with each team having won
five games, the Browns have TAX
en- but one Of the seven games IN
which their opponents have been
the athletic representatives OF the
city noted for it's culture and con-
sumption Of leeuminous foods.
MCGUIRE and his men are playing
the part OF the Detroit teams OF three
or four years back Though cutting
no great figure in the race themselves,
they are perniciously prominent in
whaling the tar out OF the leaders.
Yesterdays opening game al Bos'
ton should have been the regular
clash between Young and Killian. Al
most invariably these two stars have
been pitted against each other in
game of each series and quite often the
resulting combat has gone into extra
innings. Killian was on hand as usual
but old Cy's ankle sprain kept him on
the bench and Prhitt, while pitching
well, wasn't nearly good enough to
hold the Tigers on ever terms. Craw-
ford Cobb and Rossman got busy with
their sticks and whaled round half a
dozen runs while Boston was making
q pair.
In the second game Detroit sent
Summers against Morgan and the re-
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
comiskey Qualities II.

Charley Comiskey. according TO
Chicago jokesmith. Indignantly denies
that he ever assailed the integrity OF
the American league jumps He says
that outside OF the fact that most or
them have defective eyesight and all
OF them have sawdust brains, they are
all right.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
(dntnIon Once Sent daRly
10 Bush League for Jumping

In 1903 Bob Ganley played for Can
tillon at Milwaukee. but that fall be
jumped. going with the California out
laws. There was quite a difference
in the salary end OF 1t and though
Cantillon remained good friends. the
former always promised 10 get even
because his favorite player had jump
ed him. lie made up his mind that he
would get Ganley back. and when the
California league came under the ma
tional agreement. Cantillon got busy
making trades and finally secured Gan
ley Upon hearing that he had again
fallen into Cantillon's clutches, Gan
ley wrote to his old manager that he
was pleased 10 again play with Nil
weukee. but was surprised 10 get a
letter something like this. NO. you
won't come to Milwaukee. | am going
to send you to Des Moines," which
vas done The next spring the MIL
waukee team trained at Des Moines
ard Ganley and Cantiilon met.
What did you send me here for?
Why didn't you let me come back TO
Milwaukee," inquired Ganley.
Il had TO get even for you jumping
me-" was the reply.
Well, I'll fool you. am going 10
bat myself out Of this league" de-
clared Ganley, and he did. for before
the season was over he had batted so
we'll that Pittsburg bought him for
fancy price. But Cantillon got him
when Pit,sburg wanted 10 let him go.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES GLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
srANnING

Yesterdays Results.
-Detroit g.. Boston "a.
81 Iouis 81. Washington 2--2.
Philadelphia 80. Chicago Is.
Cleveland 3. New York 0.
Today's Games.
Detroit at Boston.
81. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
Helpi i2a TO q

The Liberty A. c. defeated the
Owanas Sunday by score OF Is TO 2
the feature OF the game was the pitch
ing OF Tess. who struck out fourteen
batsmen
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

Job Printing done right Time. Print
Ing Co., IL John R-st Phone l49s.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

The International stable has a very
fast two year-old that has never start
ed. IL worked a quarter" in twenty
minutes" yesterday
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday. Results.

Nesterday's Hesufts.
Philadelphia 8. Chicago S.
New York -. Pittsburg o..
Boston 3. Cincinnati 2.
St Louis 3. Brooklyn q
Today's Games.
New York at Pittsburg.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

The Browns now lead the Tigers by
the margin OF one game each way.
Should both play today-the Tigers
winning and the Browns losing. the
teams will resume the tie In which
they have been hooked up for most
OF the time In the east.
In today's game Jennings will prob
ably use Mullin. with Boston finding
Winter the logical delegate for slab
duty.
This Is one Of the contests In
which Detroit would find II handy
20 have a good left-hander ready
for duty. Next year II 10 possible
that Mr.. speer. Of Wieheta, will
come In handy In such spots.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
CANADIAN PLUNGER HITS
WINDSOR BOOKS FOR $4,000

BY the owners. Nugent Bros. and their
friends. among whom was Sam Lewis.
who was generous enough TO. tell ali
his friends about the good thing (Af-
J. Z. Cole. a New York oooknaker. IL
the latest or Elrods recruits.
Big Jim Murphy. one OF the biggest
bookmakers In the United States, ar
rived yesterday 10 look the game over.
Johnny Ferris and w. Jones arrived
with carload OF useful horses. from
Eugene Elrod. full brother TO Smil-
ing Arthur. arrived yesterday. and was
busy shaking hands with several hun
dred friends
The international stable has a very
fast two year-old that has never start
ed IL worked a quarter" in twenty
minutes yesterday
Johnny MaIoney. the young Toronto
plunger. had a great day. only losing
one bet. and quit about $4,000 ~ the
good
Col Thomas J. l. Brown. who Is
president OF the big Mid-Winter fair
Windsor yesterday Col. Brown stopped
over en- route TO mis- home in New York.
He reports that prospects are bright
the DlkkeSt ever given IN the
south, at Tampa, next winter. Col.
Brown. while a new man at the racing
game, made many friends at Tampa
and Havana, Cuba, last winter.
The jockey ranks have received sew
eral recruits from Latonia among
whom are V. Powers and Andy Minder,
who are riding In great form just now.
Hughes Hawkshaws are still collect
Ing evidence against the layers and
players In little old New York and
II looks as II the end IL not yet
wireless from Peary. who IL en-
route 10 the North Pole. says that the
Esouimau Jockey club for the improve
ment OF the breed OF ear NUNS" has
just been organized.
Corporal James Cassidy" would
have paralyxed two bones into s423. II
his "Coiemanized" combination could
have gone past the first selection.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

in pinches was due the defeat OF the
Tigers i'm the second game. IN BOTH
CONTESTS THEY PLAYED ERROR
LESS BALL IN THE FIELD.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

Eugene Elrod, full brother TO Smil-
Ing Arthur arrived yesterday, and was
busy shaking hands with several hun
dred friends
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

Johnny Maloney. the young Toronto
plunger. had a great day. only losing
one bet and quit about $4,000 ~ the
good
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If I. nIainIY eyident that the Rrifi.h

management OF the Olympian games
IL out 10 handicap America In every
way possible. a favorite method be-
ing to pitt two Americans I'm a trial
heat. one OF them being necessarily
removed from the field OF point win
ners.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

Johnny Ferris and W, Jones arrives
with carload OF useful horses. from
Death valley"
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

The opening heats Of the OIympian
games In the 1900 event saw Sulli-
van and Sheppard qualifying for
America Coe, OF Michigan. was
beaten by an Englishman in rather
slow time Sheppards time. how
ever. sets a new record for the dis
lance I'm 4.O5
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

Turner that the condition OF his arm
would make IL impossible for him 10
ever play shortstop again. II the
wing IL as dinky as that. where Is
there a place for him then, aside
from pinch hitter?
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

complaint regarding Sunday BAH
should come from the peoples repre-
virtually makes the game n Arm fea-
ture for the indefinite future.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

BY the owners. Nugent Bros, and their
friends. among whom was Sam Lewis.
his friends about the good thing (af-
ter the race.D
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

J. 4. Cole, a New York oookmaker.
the latest OF Elrods recruits.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

The Cleveland excuses when the stahl
deal went wrong. make amusing
reading. II the Napland management
had come through with the dough,
they would intentionally have got
ten the man,
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Big Jim Murphy one OF the biggest
bookmakers In the United States, ar
rived yesterday 10 look the game over.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

Ing evidence against the layers and
players In little old New York and
IL looks as II the end IL not yet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-27

II and / 2 in block 8. of the Frank
Armiio y Otcro addition, city Of Albu-
querquc. This property is located on
y, First street and consists Of deslr-
able improved business property Also
.hc east 81 feet of lot 4 and 5 in block
80 Of the Huning Highland addition.
The west 80 feet of lots 4 and S in
blocN 50 of the Huning Highland adj
dition, an of which win be sold fIec
from liens. Also lot 7. block AZ.
Iiunins Highland addition, to be sold
subject to a trust deed for $2,225.
The lots and property in the High
lands are very desirable Anyone
wishing to look the situation over
before the sale inquire of Scott
knight. Trustee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-27

Thorr is one thing to bee said abou.
sunday baseball IT does not sccnr
Icurly so sinful when tho home team
Wins the game Phoenix Republican
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-27

THE Morning Juurnpl has - higher cir
solatlon rating than is accorded 10 any
other pnper 10 Albuquerque "f any olh"
s.ji, In ~, MEXICO The American Nsws-
pHpsr Directory.
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

DAILY. by carrier, one month t....t., 80
Daily ~ mail one mppth.t.,,.s.., 30
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-27

Larger circulation thnn any "ihrF P.Pfr :"
issued ever dHy IN the 1enf,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-27

W hN Oult
scientists say the supply of roa |
is nearly gone. Thcu what1l we do"
on, burn coke. suppose"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-13
WANT CONNECTION WITH
BROWNSVILLE.

San Antonio is waking up to the
fact that Houston is fast monopoliz-
ing the trade of the Brownsville
country, which was formerly almost
entirely tributary. to San Antonio.
The good people of Tamaleville are
also becoming aware of the fate that,
with the international railroad
bridge soon to be built at Browns
vile, Houston will have direct con-
nection with Mexico by the shortest
rail route between the two countries.
In other words, the Brownsville rail
road is going to make Houston the
greatest city in South Texas, unless
san Antonio wakes up and builds
Brownsville road of its own. There
Is plenty of room for another rail-
road through this rich territory, and
a line connecting San Antonio and
Brownsville would soon be paying
dividends. Ask Col. Uriah Lott about
1t. He has the plan already mapped
out for road that would make San
Antonio great, also hasten the ar
rival of the Greater Brownsville