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BTG DtY ron TROTTFRS.
Joan Wins the TranCNania In Record
Time

ItNINcToN, Ky. Oct TO-DAY vas =
rcd letter day for harness horse racinc a.
lexington ON account OF the rain last
week and it, interference With the trctting
meeting seven events we're carded The
rFausylyanIa. the champion event Of the
trottins turf and the hampton stallion
Stakss. the former for ~ trotter-. and the
latter for three year. old trotter~. we're the
features Of the dAv
In the TransylvAna eight high class
tro'ters faced the starter Hail WORTHY
being the favorite The race resulted in a
victory for Joan. q four vsar-old brow IA
mare. by Dirccfum Spier Sarah " who
trotted the first heat In , Oi'. thus setting
Q new worlds record for q four year I'D
trostins hIv Joan was driven nv Trainer
MeDeviti who drove Grace IN he Kent ucky
Futurity The hrut day Of the meeting Nc
Dewitt also drove Grace, The winner ~ tho
cham piOnship stallion stake
Tho Wilson. for 20 las. troiters was
Won BY The Able driven nv EdEers. this
son 81 Chimes and Neftis King winning hi-
seventh start and winding ~ tho season
unbeaten The Champ onahip Stallion
stakes was worth sa.s0o 1his was the
inaugural decision OF this race. which was
opened ny the AMERICAN AHsoCiat ion Of
T'Tott ing Horse BFeedess and owes - OK
lylence ia the hard and earnest work Of
" y ID S,oke-, who owns the sire ~ 20.
sire Peter tho Great. goes The handsome
trophy. = silver statue % = stallion mounted
on an ebony base
The au mmaTles
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PHIL WGOVERN WINS.
Terr,'s Brother Easily Defeats Soung
OInarN Al OLYMPIC 4. &.

PM MpGovern brother Of Terry Q.
easily outpointed Young o. sary. the East
SIDE bantam. IA ten round bout At the
Ol,myt, & last night McGovern forced
o." lighting from start - fnish In tbs
seventh round he went ~ he Past Sider and
py' hun down on his knees The hell only
81, 81 him
~ the first round started McGovsrn
rg-hsi % uIasry aud put left hook
90 'h- uN Olesry came back and sent
a .rshr 10 tho, Jaw McGovern s~uns
60 'h- ft,r MctipNern sent lsfi 10 the
M,to,"ru rushed a. hts man in the
long range 70 the isW O'I@ary stepped
harN and Mc',oygrn E4 nshL snd 'si, 81,
lett 10 ~" fac" and then sent m risht
N',,,a,eIn s;g, az n,; rushing Sims, tsci ,S
thri round. putting q ian, leftGo the neck
g. "ar' -id"-t-pped an lpp"rcW and came
ha's With e lef' -wiuz 30 the iaw ShLch
made uv south BrOOklyn boy step back
They mIA-d and ~ the bell M'Govern sent
100 fNn I-ff Inh- 'u b" Jaw
In tho fourth and NTH rounds McGovern
-.ur "a ~uur good blows TO the face and
lui, 60 ear, good foot work saved him
from %" NJ pH' uui - lrarN tried 10 torc"
On - : ear, ~-Hr aud -ent HIM Keeling 10 the
r"I-'- l"tp came back and .eni LEFT
I' .IIf' T iiF' Nil'l 7 XIV 10 litF Jaw
rushed hI- man - the ropes but O'Leary
-Hu' 100 40 right abs - the IaN
M,ttuNpru fu-hrd a. The Fast Stder TO
"l"u 20" seventh round and landed right
amt I"'' -NHus- 10 the AN ana body \
rIgh' upp"r,rlt -anf MCtiOVern@ head
hI,I NDt","rn then forced OI.-ary 30
ht- corner and q right swing 10 the Fast
slider .iA sent tim fu hi- Knees tie vas
up IN % second Hud sent "a two left swings
AMI Nc''uN"ru landed another swing 70
the rdN dUd - I. cary -Af on the ropes Ia
the eighth round = Isff 10 - learys lew
was followed by an uppercut q LeAry
held on and ON 'lo br.ak MrioNeTn rushed
again amt pm right TO the neck and
- l.-HrN Ishb"d Ne. face three times
Iu th" uufh round MCGOvern sent hts
right to the Jaw and then forced O'Laary
70 N" TOPICS b'I"ary came back with
l"f' fp IA" head N'GoVeru then missed
sWIng whua - isary sent N Two leff Jaos
% IN" ~oyfh BrooklNn bov'- left eve In
fhs 0uHl thew missed v up. each sending In
blows 20 m. BODY and head McGoyern,
however was he stronger and had his
man an IN ~ The finish
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Hocke, Coach for Columbia.

The approach ~ m" hockey season has
Dsen anticipated by ne columbia INT
verstv management whirh has engaged
Psrrv l,s S~u~r - coach for IaIO.il -
SAuer Wa goa keeper on ne Of'awa 'esy
hat won the STANLEY cup. and - ranked
a. one Of 'hs best PLAYER. m Can.da Ne
will arrive here about November IS and
" IL Immediately begin work with the
Columbia players. Shaving uhfu about
February TINS j. the nra' time IN many
wears that columbia has thought % worth
while 10 obtain regular coach IL -
confidently believed thar The team vii
ne tho strongest that has ever been turned
oIi IN Norning-lde Heights Four NJ the
seven men who PLAYED the champion Prince
on team it, hardest gam" last year will
h~ n 'ha lineup ! VI LovsJoy. n ~
NaW EOrhellA N captain
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EVEN FIGHT tT IRISH I. I. e.
Paddy suIIi' an aud Jack Nelson IN Ten
Round slug gIng Match.

paddr Sullivan aud Fixhting Jack Nelson
fouzht draw la-' night n .he main bout
a. the lu-u Nm"f.'tu NhlatiC club on
Pm. ninth tree with tho exception Of
tho fourth -IN'n. eighth and tenth rounds
N. fiyht wa even sullivan took the fourth
aud ~" lat rounds aud Nelson the sixth
and erghtp r. wa smuggling match from
starr 30 Tuisn. but neither wAs Abl. 80 land
Winning blow sullivan paid exclusive
attention to Nelson's face. staggering him
,@Neral llmr- ~iln ,wins- 10 The lace and
head N"l-on. on he other hand. PLAYED for
he stomach aud Kidneys
In tho siNth round sullivan asserted
Nelson had hit him peloV the holt and for
end There. but ,harle, white Who refereed
SID there oaS No foul and ordered sullivan
ia ngh'
round both BOYS ran INTO y Chnch When
parted Sullivan landed On Nelson's ND
n~,- Sei.nn 'heu. 'abbbcd tho face and
,uU'h"d n clos" range Nelson landed
-"vrral good blows On Sullivan'- stomach
aud kidnsv-
E"red him WIN left swing 70 he head
Near he ,l0sa Of ne round Sullivan landed
~ upI"r'u' On he chin Ati"r exchanging
many -NIug- IN The second sullivan shook
up Nri-un Etth - right 10 he face Nelson
landed ~ 500 On tine lace and stomach
sullivan ih"n landed an uppercW. bringing
blood from \sl- ~ mouth
IN 10" mud N"l.un landed a HEAVY swing
ou SulIINHu.- ear sullivan came hack with
tIfff To- We ftff anu q flI 10 mo stomach
nelson Then ssu' "a 40 To- the kidneyz
The rn-f DT the round Vas At close range
m. fourth. ukr bob - -as ~ close range
sullivan 4pp"vru' Nelson =sBding MA,
against the ropes Nrl-on then connected
NItu .u' SIND ami Kidneys A. The hell
sullivan -'u' iu fah and an uppercut Ia
Ncl-pu. D.. faro
~uIn 20 ,aur"d 20 ~" face. earIv IN the
MN tr N"is"1 ,lin~he,i While locked
Nsl-0n I|.u lri Trrsafsily on sullivan :
nptN sullivan Hhen hacked Nelson over
- "orue' a. slusging match follow -
Nelson ~ he sixth tAbhed sullivan often
ant lVniei hst~ily on hia stomach AMI
nelson started the seventh With a awina
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SOCItLISTS WITH BOHBS.
japanese woman Expects Deat IN sentence
for lerself and Associates.

NICroRIA. r G. oct ~ crusade
against socialists has been undertaken
10y the Japanese authorizes. according
TO sdvices brought here by The steamship
Empress II INDIA which left Yokohama
September p Numerous arrests ~ 30
s'glIst advocates wers made aud hooks
N soCia ism were splzsd A. hook stores
The CamRpiRn followed the discovery
II the plot against the HmT@rors lie
" which official den lals were made The
authorities Say that une party OF social
bombs
A spaCia court was organ rcd - try
the ConHpIra'prz secretly Letters
-mugR.d ug' from Miss Kannp SugA q
socialist Zee der said that she and her
associates sNp"ctsd death sentences
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BiTTLING WILSON cows BtCk.
FiEht Finds In ThIrd Round when Monte
Dates Arm u Broken.

K,>S,s ,lry No uc' 20 The -.ledul.d
ten round bout ro. night between Battling
Nelson and Monte la. Of Denver ter
minated early IA The 'hird round vhan
Da.s sustained broken arm
Adopting his old tactics the Ia ttl~r began
boring tu a. the opening Of the 1T-' round
and ~ effective wa his nghting mat 10
narrowly uIisssd Winning by kno' kout IN
the -..rond the bell alone saving Dale
nelson spptrently outw~tghed hi opponent
hy fifteen hounds
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to the kidneys sullivan Jabbed the face
Nelson came back with right and left to the
stomach and clinched Nelson's arms
worked like piston rods on sullivan body
TO Nelson's law with force
Nelson took the eighth on his Aggressive
ness and bic good work a. cloee quartet
sullivan landed many labs IN the mouth q.
bur Nelson evsned up matters with a series
OF heavy olows TO the BODY
The tenth round was Sulliyan'g Sulli-
van iabbed continuously Nelson ciinched
whenever possible. but for the hrSt time
sullivan had the better OF the inhghtIng
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Houck IIsmm~rs loo WaGnrr.

NR,NY. oct ~ loo WagneV The New
YORK bantam go' tho most decisive heaftnR
NJ his career IN ten round man boot ~
mo knicksrb0' kcr 4 hero fu. night,
Tommy iDIck OF Philadelphia having him
ali hut ont N m. seventh Hnd tenth rpunds
In both the.-' rounds the hell saved Wagner
from being knocked out one sfI6 punch
from uourl IN the tenth round Gould have
-.uf rHe New Yorker u" dTeanlRui hut
UD.,k NHs unable - gef - him vlth clean
enough UIDu- ~ end fhe hRh' Wagner 4.
ft.. . - iseaf.n ~ y pulp both bia cve- ere
.Irz..t and he blood -puTfrd from l'- nose
.t.a month drr.u~ he later rounds
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Dr,,er Mike Bo~-rman ua, Paral, III.

IENINCTuN. Nv u,t 90 To-day vh'ia
working HIS horses q. ih" trpi'tus ir1'k
the veteran driver and trainer Mik" Bower
man was stricken With uhrulv-- and
carried 80 hI- home |u an uu. un-l 0u~
condition BpNermau - on" ~ tho oldest
drivers on Tho trotfing furf among hT-
latest ayhtsN "fnvuf- w4- .Us duN'ug u
General Watts 70 . worlds p. ord fpr q
three v~ar-uii guE %. her" several Ernr-
ago which ord -fupd uU'l broken bv
Colorado flf- summer
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Leaves sISO "a Place Flower, on Its
l.TaNe.

wAsHISGroN oct ~ Tn. sum Il
$50 - ST aside bv tn Will ~ John y
Farrell. = grocer. VIII dieb hero recently.
=. that 81 - worth 4 fpwerS NAV he
placed on hrs grave twice every wear for
twenty wears MT Farrell was = bachelor
ana his es'at. IT tIHD Was left - his
mother
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'Bsued for Wilson In the ninth inning
RATED for Rudolph In the ninth inninR
Philadelphia o . 4
View YORK q D
Runs Philsdeiphls-Titus knsee. Rates. ,
NAger ? Grant Branansd New York Devnn
GoWdy Two base hlis-Tttus, Knabe Bates
NsEes. Grant Deviin. Meyers Three base hit
NARee stolen bAae-nransAeld. First hAae IN
errors New York , philadelphia, Ftrsi bsse
on balls on Brennan OF andoiph. struck
Deviln. Doyle and Merkle. knahe, DoOlan and
Bransneld Knabe and Branshed Lsfi % bases
New YORK. Philadelphia. Passed ball
Movers i'mpir, IN chief Jason Field umpire
tombstone Time I hour and ~ minutes
~ LOWS ~ IT, 10 CsIcAOo ~ ~,
CHICAGO Oct n St Louis defeated The
cub, ~ day In weird game Bolh PhesteT
and Weaver were pounded hard. white Hssn
thS nrs' and ias' innlaes IRE s~ore
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NanderbIIt'- SIR james second ~ Louis.
vile snow.

lDI rsyIiIt. oct ~ The Louisville
H"r-~ show Wa bezun tonight AZ the
Arnorv Trc liurr event ~ tho evening
for harness horses Nsutt ~ iasren~e Icnes :
i"UTv Navarro. vhIls Anred g. Wander
bili = ~IT luWs- vas second Paul SOrR =
SmqTf and Manhattan vers alec entered
lu the riug for 'nr~- gated saddle hof -es
Lawrence IuHes- Poetry Il Motion re-.
ceiyed 'he d",t-.un over T. ~ SmlsV's
I ardcu~ NJ. trohua Bry,c'z Lady Ron
nIa naa llal rIIerel
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IT " '
RATED Tor sheckArd IN the ninth inning
~ Louis IS
thirago .
Runs ~ Louis HYGEins Enls \ howrey
= Kouetrhy ? Evans T. nnsa. Haussg. hearn
Chraa0 sherkaFd schultz 2 ChAnce, Need
ham Wsaver Archer Two Base hits Abbott
ATcheT Three base hits-Hlns, honstrhy. Home
runs Srhultr Hoarn sacrifice hits huggins.
Konetrhy STORM bases Pills. Fvans No
netrhy struck out-By Hearn. q ~ Pneater
I hy Weaver First base balls on Hearn
{ N pneNt~r ? ~ Weave Double play
LEARN ard Konstchy lsft % bases ~ Louis.
Shlcago M bv pitcher ~ Heayn fStrin.
felfH PASSED. hails-8lss Needham unpiFe
In chief -O'nAy Field umpire Rigier Tine
hours ard n minut-S
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Dartmouth Sophornor~s win a. Baseball.

Hs~uvFP y y OCT n The phr'mou'h
s8phOrnNrra hssF The freshmen ~ the final
game - rhr fail baseball series today by
the score Of 10 n
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LAWN TENNIS.
Miss Hammond Wins singles Miss Green
and Miss Bunca Doubles In - Wei" Tourney

MISS Louise NJ Hammond pf tho West
Sid" Tennis club successfully defended
her tifle IN the women : met ropolitan cham
pionship single. Yesterday by defeating
Miss Marie Wagner ate n vas by
no means = nr- match. tor inc gale that
tore along the courts nsda a,cursrN oU' Of
tho question when he ptaNers h' VIA
the wind aud the same condition prev 1II~d
during the entire afternoon II Na- "N-
pe,i 81 that III. match would ne a good deal
clos~r bu' somehow Ms NAgu"T could
never really steady herself so .I" al. 30
time Miss Hammond PLAYED S'h her
accustomed 'oolne-s and calculation
The championship doubles went INTO three
set- the victory going 10 Mis- Bvu'" ot 'hI-
city. Who paired with Miss DoTo'hv Greeu
of he Merton Cricket Ilub Of Philadelphia.
Their opponents we're Miss Hammond aud
Mt.. El.ie Little. and though iu"v PLAYED
well and made a gallAn' struggle Miss
Green aud Miss Bun," we're a irif" better
balanced IA the serving ami htitng T.
was popular win. ior Miss ''fren has
taken par IN all the events sine" he tourua-
men' began and took victor" and defeat
when either happened 20 come her way ~
the same pleasant maun"r Her win m th"
con ISOLATION sdded 20 thai m tho doubles
gives her bts slice Of H." huuor- 81 the
tournament
quite crowd cam" ~ autos and he
SPECTATOR acre PRINCIPALLY Interested Iu
the -insis- Mis- Hammond son ia" scr
wee aud took ~" court VIA her 'sc" 20 10"
wind II va an advantaz" seemingly Tor
Miss Wagner. Tor she won ~" hr-i st
enAtly This did n0I Upset. Miss Hammond
for an instant. Tor she -ail"d IN and Won 20"
neN' four game "a short ufd"t Ml~'
Wagner won the -tNth game. nut Miss Ham
mond cam" again and WITH 'NO game ran
Ou' the -et a. Ia IA" second 80 Mis-
Wayne non he fir-t Two game. ana after
siN games had been played IN" tsilr wac
IN her favor II looked good Tor Miss
AL - Hsaf a .
was not ~ he disposed OF 30 easily and
exhibiting a rare streak Of fast tennis. -I-
won The neNt four game. taking IN" -''
A. and the match
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GIANTS EASILY DEFEATED
PBILADELPHIlS POI w PITCH-
IN M DOLPH'N CGRIEA
NSunGsteV Receives Peer Nusppsrt. white
<eN NsShs Are Pusslsd ~ l.sfI
Hnnded nrranaR lalshlAadsrs IN .
ISek On Cardinals NaIlsN chicago

Iryins out . nsu pitcher didnt Nslp the
Giants yesterday. for the Philad-lphiss hii
the hall hard and Won easily. The Qua ksrs
Nil play double header at the Polo
Grounds to-day, a. the game scheduled With
the SsS lorks for tomorrow has been
brought forward that McGrawu men
will have q full dAys rect before beeinninG
the ssris~ with the highlander. The ~
Louis Cardinals had picnic 81 the eHpenss
Of the champion cubs yesterday, Ss the
latter probably did not oVerexert them.
selves The results
I'hiIASelphIa. n: New York. =.
~. I.Ouls. ~: chicago. ..
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COII HRIa BtSEBiLI.
Freshmen Turn Tabies on sophomsre,.
winning % Ia %.

Ih- Columbia freshmen turned the tables
on ne sophomore sieTday afternoon
vreu hey defeated the second year men
u veil T7aN~d baseball game bv 'hs score
OF q VOC FIckcr' new man from Austin.
I"v pUched for the hr-' year team and
held me -ophomore- a. all stages Of the
game llriCh. Who itChed for the varsity
nine last -prinR pitched for the sOphumores
hut tho freshmen hif hum hard IN the second
and fuurh 'nniugs tn" score follows
columbia n % ?
CniIr-ba - n n q % , \
Batteries Flicker Ari Rropny I'lIrtch ana
NAHpy mpivr- Murray lee Columbia
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Sis G.S Ss' FSR.as :Rss' ia ms " u
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w. N,.. .s...TaSaSaTI'fi.I!.,iigIsI.o y
Referee Miss Elizabeth n Moore

Referee Miss Elizabeth moore
The final 81 The consolation singles went
to Miss Gr~en by default a. Mrs ne"rg"
v de Ger-dorn did not pat m uppearanr"
The final ~ the MIXED doubles Was won by
Miss Else little and q Nashburn and
they defeated Miss Elizabeth " Moor" and
Lyle D Mahan. a. =,
The contest for the challeng" cup a. tho
WOodmere country club WIS held YES.
terday aud u resulted IN victory for
LonRWoT'h lie met ~ = de KiNets ~ the
final match. bat LongW Orth showed ~"
most zu~s.d aud h.. Won ~ straight -e'-
This cup - donat ion from Macmillan Npr.
genthai and must he won three 'IIn"- Ne.
fore heCominR the property 81 any ON"
player
Tho summary
first hound ! I.nngsorfh defestrI - D|.b~I
n o \ Gasion defeated M'r'triw br
default LongN uTth defeated ttal~inu 3
\ 4 = :. n T. MrAVpy drfeaisi & O. t'llsion
= "a. 4 \ b-aman d~frhtrd " furrI-
nv default b Nc AHuN d-feA ITi HsH man
SsslS q u Tfrps deicat~i W rntt@n
8 - NmrSran defeated D. name
Ssconf Pound - RIVERA defeated % Peal
Jr q .. NrkrnuA defeated p BROOKS
~ default T. II AnrrmAu defeated " rh'np-
80 tH - Wi'rra defeated NcNruna
semi susI Round q L,usworth defeated
defeated 9 " Amerman = 49,
FIna Kound Longv1rth defeated y g.
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There "a. hitlr or no delay bet N""u the
singles and doubles. which Ma hardly fair
for Miss Hammond However, Miss Ham.
mond and Miss Little Won the nr-t set With
out extending themselves a. la tho
second set Miss Green and Miss luuce
began a SORES Of high lob= which bothrrHd
their opponents good deal l. Wa mo-
much IN the wAv 81 real tennis. bat IN"
manuuvre gained the set for Miss br"en
and Miss bunCe a. Miss Hammond
appeared 20 be- weary IN the third SCI and
Miss Green and Miss BunC. gained an early
lead SWhen IN" games stood = they wet"
several times within = point Of ~" match,
only to he stalled IN and the game- were
made S all Miss Green and Miss Bunc-
won the newt two games. N" -e' anu ih"
match
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NTNNFN NJ TTITNEHW HTsITTIF : Z Y " :
sECOND sci
Misses Green a Bunc~ 7lIg44t ~
Misses Hammond a t.it,le ISOl s...l
rHIHD SIT
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ll0U l8IO.I IWNWHI NUIWN IHlN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-12

We will take vendors lien notes as
part payment for this property: Box
120 feet on Oregon st. corner, 8 blocks
from postoffice. Income 1920 per
month. Price $4,000.
We have a piece of business prop
erty in the heart of the business dis
trict on San Antonio st. at $1,000 per
front foot This property is now pay
ing 6 percent interest on the purchase
price. This is undoubtedly the biggest
bargain on the market today. The
terms are X cash, balance in 1, and
3 years at percent. II interested see
us at once as this is too good TO
last.
Business property ~ by 40 feet on
FL PaSc street Income $3.50 per
month. Price $500 per front foot.
On Mesa avenue near Boulevard; rs
by 120 feet; improved. Price $3.50.
$1100 will buy lots on Myrtle Ave.
in the Bassett addition.
Two lots on San Antonio st. at $3.50
each.
FOR RENT.
frstclass livery stable, suitable
for garage, close in, 100 by 120 feet.
VIII lease or rent by the month. SIS.
BEHR & WATTS,
Money to loan. We write fire in
surance.
Phone 454 City Nat Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-12
SECURE A HoME.v

The important factor in providing
Tor the future is to make sure that
you are getting value received before
paying out one penny, and as
.'HOUsE RENT RECEIPTS
have no value, every dollar invested
in them IS wasted. We, therefore, in
vite you to investigate our wonderful
offers in HOMES AND RANCHES
A 2 story rosm residence, corner of
Rio Grande and Lee Sts., fronting east;
just now being completed Unoues-
uonably one Of the most modern, most
comfortably and conveniently ar
ranged, the most attractive, most hand
somely and substantially built homes
in the city of FL Paso. The price is
right and terms to suit the buyer.
A beautiful room cottage close in,
years ago: worth $4,000. our price is
only $4,000 on easy terms; can lease
for year at $50 or give immediate pos
session: Hard to beat isn't it?
a glove It's in the 700 block, north
OF track, south front consisting of
large rooms and sleeping porch, prac-
ticaHy new, sensible, simple, conserva-
s sive; IN tact Just what you want Only
$4,000 Attractive terms.
5OO acres adjoining the town of San
EIlzario; all fine level land. Only $3.50
PEI acre The best buy in the lower
so acres 4 mile from Anthony. all
IN nigh state of cultivation; partly al
IaIIa; good water rights VIII sell
0I1g g5 or trade for city property. 1t
Will ea pay you to investigate this
so acres near La Mesa: Splendid level
land ready for the plow. good water
rights, etc. Worth SIS per acre. VIII
Se1I Ior 500 or trade for city property
Inc most beautiful building sites on
MO- Mohtana st Will consider any reas-
,,7 ~ Mathews & Dyer,
III n. Stanton st. Both Phones.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-12
FOR SALE=HOuSES.
A $1,000 CIT


Is what we are authorized to make in
the price Of that beautiful s room home
on Nevada st. You know it has full
south front lots, cement walks and blue
stone retaining wall. The stand of
grass is simply fine As to the interior
finish it's just what you would want,
having a nice reception hall with wide
opening into living room and a beauti-
full colonnade built between living room
and dining room, floors exceptionally
well polished. This is going to be
sold cheap. You'd better see it.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE,
Almost new; no sick folks have ever
occupied the house and It Aas never
been rented. Every room lastly tinted
Unusually attractive mantel and cleo
trio fixtures. Price $1,000.
BUILDING SITES.
Best building site left on Mesa Ave,
for s4100.
37kx120 feet, Arizona ST. Price $1,000.
10Ox120 feet, S. E. corner. Arizona St
Price $500. You can make 3 building
sites of this.
ALFALFA RANCH.
The best 400 acre ranch in the valley
can be had at a very attractive price.
FIRE INSURANCE.
PLATE GLASS AND BURGLARY IN
SURANCE.
HEALTH. ACCIDENT AND LIVE
STOCK INSURANCE.
WE WILL WRITE YOUR BOND.
Phone 1850. SO7 N Oregon.
Automobiles at your service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-12
THE REASON Wuv

CAN SAVE YOU MONEY on
LAND IS THAT Il CAN STILL $50
1OU SEVERAL TRACTS. DTRECr
FROM THE ORIGINAL N4TIvE ovar~
ERS Wv "
~ ING YOU THE PROFITS
MADE BY EACH ONE or THE pro
PIE WHO HAVE BOUGHT THE
LAND md RESOLD 1T AT PROFTT-
WHICH MEANS THAT CAN SAVE
rOt THE PROFiTS, MADE BY FROM
TWO TO HALF DOZEN PEOpG :.
WHO HAVE BOUGHT AND SOLD THE
SANE LAND, HAVING EACH MADE
A PHOFIT On THEIR INVESTMENTS
MhlSH MEANS THAT ALL THESE
PROFITS COME OFT OK VOTIR
POCKET UNLESS YOU BUY DIRECT
FROM THE ORIGINAL OWNERS.
Il. c. BAILEY
fhONE 2OOS 219 MESA AVE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-12
AN ARCHITECTURAL
MASTER

PIECE FOR $4,000; It is a magnificent
home in the choicest section of the mos
beautiful residence street in the city.
has handsome front gallery supported
by massive Ionic columns; the interior
was finished by craftsmen of no mean
order; in fact all material and work
manship which entered into its con
struction was of the highest grade. ~
must be seen to be appreciated: 1t is
on Montana St. and we will be pleased
to show you