davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-01-25

No, So has been pHIticul Irly ~
fortunate lately, she having left the
track a number Of times north Of
here The rails are found to be bad
ly spread, accor ling 10 instruct II
men. who say this is due 10 tie
heavy SHOWS,
Dexter Messenger
A woman teaching school near
Fowler, Mo. left the ,chOolhouSe
about four O'Clock on. afternoon
with her hve-year-old child for her
home The drifts Of SNOW were 81
deep along the roads that they could
not travel in the buggy and they
left IT, III an attempt To cut across
some fields To her home. She lost
her way, wandered about Till she fell
in exhaustion. and they were not
found till the next morning She was
dead and the little boy was very bad
~ frozen, but may recover. He says
the last thing he remembers is when
his mother took of her cloak and
wrapped it about i'm.
Bloomfield indicator
Guy l. Stewart agricultural agent
of the Cotton Belt, was killed in a
railway wreck at limo last Tuesday
morning His special car, in which
he was asleep was attached to the
reur of a Cotton Belt passenger train
and was run into by an Iron Noun
tain freight train The Cotton Belt
officials believe the collision was the
result Of the Iron Mountain engineer
dlSregardlna signals The engineer
claims that the cylinders were leak
ing steam and he did not see the
signals. MIR Stewart was in this
city during our stock show last Octo-
Der and will b. remember by MANY
Of our citizens who had the pleasure
Of meeting him
Jackson Items
On Friday after court adjourned
Judge Fans and Stenographer OCon-
nor were very anxious to start for
home while over at the Cape some
jackson people and others were
anxious 10 reach Jackson No trains
were running and Iiyeymen were
also afraid Of the road while the last
autos had hard time on Thursday
afternoon Finally DR. SchuChert con-
scented to come to the rescue With
his iifty-horStpower machine he
rammed the drifts and where this
did not suffice he used a shovel He
reached Jackson. bat on the way
home he broke down in the drifts
at the Wedekin farm, breaking an
axle lie paid a armer ten dollars
to take him and his passengers to the
Cape. while the machine was pulled
under a shed to await a change in
the weather
Freleucktown pemocrat-New.,
An infant child of Anna HolIey.
who lives on College Hill died sud
denly Wednesday morning, the moth
er of the child, who is only IS years
old and unmarried, was not at home,
nor is she now, she having gone to
some point in Perry county The
grandmother of the child stated that
when she awoke Wednesday morn
Jug she found that something was
the matter with the young one,aS it
would not take the bottle she went
, to a nelghbor 5 and secured some COW
milk and when she returned the
child appeared to have a fit and died
| The family were in very destitute
. circumstances, the grandmother
, Mrs. Holley. stated she had had
nothing to eat since Tuesday morn,
ing and no fuel Mayor Benedict
: who was over there Immediately
ordered food and fue. sent to her al
once The child has been in a deli
cate condition ever since it was borp
Notice Of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given 10 all creditor
a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
GUAYMAS BALL TEAM
CHAMPION OF SONORA

Guaymas, Mexico, March 2O.-ln one
Of the most holly contested games PLAYED
this season. the Guaymas Champions
defeated the Tucson RandOlphs by a
score Of TO 3 yesterday afternoon The
stick work of the Guaymas lads was
too much for the Arizonians, who
played an excellent game in the field,
being entirely helpless before the puz-
ding delivery OF pitcher Mexia-
OF the five runs scored by the Ran
dolphs three were made on errors By
shortstop Buitimea, the crack Yaqui
bail tosser Of the Guaymas aggrega-
ton, who was really too sick to play
ball
The star play of the afternoon was a
beautiful running catch made BY left
fielder Farrell. OF the Guaymas team,
which virtually saved the game for
Guaymas.
Again the Guaymas boys have proved
beyond a doubt that they are the legiti-
mate champions of the state Of Sonora
and are willing to play with any OF the
amateur ball teams Of Arizona
In the forenoon the Randolphs played
Empalme, the score resulting II to
in favor Of Empaime.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
A CHARACTERIZATION
OF interest to FL Paso Readers.


For months FL Paso citizens have
seen in these columns enthusis sic
praise of Doan's Kidney Pfus bv m
Paso residents Would these prouni-
nent people recommend a reuedv +bat
had not proven reliable? WouId tbev
confirm their statements after vears
had elapsed II personal experience had
not shown the remedy to be worthy
Of endorsements No stronger proof Of
merit can be had than cures that have
stood the test Of time. The Following
statement should carry conviction TO
the mind Of every FL Paso reader:
MS l. A. Allen, 4I2 S Stanton
street El Paso Texas. says: I've use
Doan's Kidney Pills in our family. but
not very often as the cure they made
some years ago has practically been
permanent You are at liberty to con-
tlnue the use Of the statement a mem
Der of my family gave in praise of this
remedy whenever you desire"
For sale oy az dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20


newcomer in the town. where he IS
looking over the investment field
Peter Gallagher, Of FL Paso. Is spend
ing the day IN the valley.
S. A. Baird, OF san Marcial, n. N, IS
down in the valley on business matters
Harry Buchoz. who has been visiting
at the Lehman home for some weeks
has returned to FL Paso.
Plan Auto Road.
The question Of an auto road from
Las Cruces to Deming. across the
plains from Picacho, on the river, TO
connect with the rans-conUnenraI
highway near Myndus. on the Southern
Pacific, is planned by the automobile
owners Of the valley and also the resi-
dents on the west side OF the river
A bridge across the Rio Grande at
PicachO has been necessity Tor
years. Land on the west side Of the
river is held at less than half the
price the same land would bring II 1t
were possible 10 drive across to the
railroad without having to follow the
river down TO the bridge at Mesquite.
Bridges Needed.
As a result Of the lack Of bridges to
cross TO the west ide Of the river. there
are thousands Of acres Of land that
would be brought under cultivation,
that are today idle and paying nothing
to their owners and hence these people
are firm advocates OF the auto road 10
Deming. as they see the solution Of
their difficulties
One Of the most progressive and en-
ergetic workers in this line IS Francis
E Lester, OF Mesilla Park Mr.. Lester
has already gone TO the expense him
self Of looking out a route from the
river at the PlcachO crossing, up the
gradual slope to the mesa, and he re-
ports that while the road is sandy In
its present condition. still. with but
moderate expense IN the way Of sur
face work this road could be made an
Ideal ascent TO the level plains above.
On the mesa the road is as level as
floor. and from PicachO the grade is
less steep and more regular than over
any other route and would give the
tourist an ideal view Of the Mesilla
valley through its most productive
portion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20

Las Cruces, n N, March 20-Las
Cruces IS TO have bachelors settle
ment where the little landers" viii
each have his acre OF ground with COW,
chickens and gardens and home to
go to every night after work Edward
Ehle is the promoter OF this unique
idea and has already shown his 1atth
in the plan by getting an option on an
acre of ground near Grammercy park,
on the Highlands, where he VIII build
his bachelors hall He states that he
has four others who are also tired OF
hotel and boarding house life and they
viii all build close together, where
they can be company for each other
and enjoy the free air Of the coun-
try.
FL Paso Entries at Myndus.
The United States land office has
been very busy with entries made in
the vicinity Of Myndus, on the South
ern Pacific. This settlement IS large
ly made up Of residents Of Fl Paso
who are looking toward the new state
for a country home as q change from
city life. and doctors. lawyers ana busi-
ness men are making HON eStead and
desert land entries in the Mimbres
valley. and especially IN the vicinity OF
the new town OF RoseborOugh, which
win take the place Of the old railroad
town OF Myndus.
Robert D. clayton has brought in a
good well on his desert land, located In
section p. township % south, OF range
6 west This land is located two miles
north Of the proposed townsite, ana
but q mile from the land owned BY
c. ". East and ]. =. Eckert, both OF
Las Cruces. who own desert land en-
tries IN this new settlement DIT. P. r.
James, formerly Of Ottawa. Ill, but
now resident OF Las Cruces, Is also
the owner Of q $50 acre desert land
entry near Carney and contemplate
the Improvement OF the tract within
q few weeks by putting down an irr1-
cation vel.
Land office Notes.
The following business was done at
the local land office.
Homestead entries: julie J. FrOus-
Bard. FL Paso, Texas, 35O5 Fruitas
street, Ne. IA Sec. 81, 7. Is s.. r. ".
Edmund 7. Cody, FL PasO. Texas.
1901 F'ruitas street. for lots 1 and 2
2. II Nv. IA Sec. 81, T. 26 S, r.
W
In the contest room Of the local land
office a hearing IS being held in the
matter Of the contest case Of Winifred
Clark, Of Clff. n. NJ. vs.. Jose Mercedes
Duran, also OF Cliff. involving title to
the SW IA Sc IA Sec o. Nv. IA
Ne. II Sec. IS. 7. 16 s.. r II W
F. n Hardin. of AlbuduerQue, Is IN
the city making a visit TO the valley,
and attending to some business mat
tiers.
A. L Sampson, OF Los Angeles. is a
business visitor
J. ". kirkpatrick. accompanied by
E. E. Wiseman. Of FL Paso, are in the
city.
valley visitor.
T. s Williams, Of Dallas, Texas. is a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
la MESA SCHOOL CLOSES
IN HONOR OF ST. IL

La Mesa, n n. March 20-The pub
lie schools here closed in honor OF
Saint Joseph and the day was very
deliberately celebrated by the Catholic
church
The peach and plum trees are in full
bloom.
Mrs. H H Hyland viii entertain the
NJ v. c. on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. A p Williams entertained
at cards on Tuesday night
A J. Papen was here from his mines
at Berino.
G. D. Williamson Of FL Paso was
here on q business trip.
r G. Rudes was called to Brown
wood, Tex, by the illness Of his broth
er.
A G. Burton. Of Haskell. Tex. has
bought the ]. v. Gloves ranch, north
Of town.
3. J. FiIjoen. Of Mexico is spending
q few days with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs F. H White were Wis
itOrs 70 Las Cruces this week.
La Mesa now has two mails a day
one at 10 a. m. and at 9 p m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20

Santa Cruz. Calf. March 2O-Fol-
lowing a clue given by a party of
hunters, who reported that they had
entertained a man carrying a dinner
pail full Of $50 gold pieces. a posse
Of san Francisco detectives entered
the California Redwood Park in BIr
Basin in search Of the man they he
lieve to be George Houghton. the
chauffeur, who held up the paymaster
Of a San Francisco draying firm weel,
ago and robbed him Of $500 In cash.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
CHTCAGO BOWLING IS SLOW.

Chicago, III. March 2O-Thrills were
lacking yesterday in the minor events
Of the American Bowling congress
tournament. A long cannonading OF
the pins left the leaders in the singles.
doubles and all-events unchanged
Rochester. n. Y, and Louisville ky,
still hold the premier positions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
BILLIARD TOURNEY
BEGINS AT y. n. c. A

In the first match OF the billiard
tournament which began Tuesday night
at the "Y." the following points were
made: Drehner so jenkins 27; Hub
bard so, Seigmond 40; Prowse 80.
Byerle 81; Littlefield and Morgan, draw.
The next game win be played Thursday
night Each man plays the other man
in the league once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
GRUGESBAGHELORs
To FORM 4 COLONY
Will Cultivate Small Tracts
Near Town; a New
Road Planned.

The office OF The Herald for Las
Cruces Is IN the Robinson Drug
store, THE Quality Store" This
firm VIII deliver The Herald each
ight at the regular rate OF 60 cents
month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
TOM McCAREY WANTS TO
SIGN ELLHANE For . IEARs

Los Angeles. Cal. March 2O.-Mana-
ger Tom McCarey. of the Vernon Ath-
letic club, has telegraphed to Jimmy
Dunn, manager of Johnny kilbane,
new featherWeight champion, a cash
offer Of $50, 600 for the exclusive ser
vices Of Kilbane and himself for a
period Of two years, "tO date from the
moment you sign the contract"
In his telegram TO Dunn. who is in
Cleveland, NcCarey said he would re-
quire that Kilbane fight as many
featherweights as McCarey could de-
velop, and besides take the leading
part in moving picture enterprises
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
TOMMY BURNS IS
AFTER Al PALZER
jim Stewart Fights Carl
Morris Tonight-New
York Fight Dope.

New York, n. Y, March 2O,-If Carl
Morris or any other beaming white
hope" wants first whack at Al Palzer
they viii have to hasten. None other
than Thomas Burns. one time holder Of
the heavyweight championship Through
courtesy OF James J. Jeffries5 has
pushed himself in the limelight and has
announced that he wants first crack
at Palzer. And If Burns comes to sat
isfactory terms, II is more than prob
able that he viii have the privilege Of
shooting a few slams at Alfred. That
seems to be a bear Of a fight
Burns was offered the privilege Of
meeting Langford or McVea in Aus
tralia, but he is shying at the proffer.
he prefers to DO his fighting right
under the Stars and Stripes. He may
not get as much ccin as be would in
Australia, but look at all the fun he
Will have.
Burns met with an accident a few
months go that many thought would
keep him out OF the ring. Tommy says,
nay that he viii be able to fight for
three more years. at least 1t IS pos
sible that the Canuck may Wend his
way hitler within the next month or
two to look over the situation and see
If he can pick Up little dough.
Jim Stewart has been spending the
past few days at Jimmy De Forests
training camp at Allenhurst, n. J., to
get IN shape Tor his tuSSle with carl
Morris today. Stewart knows that his
only chance to remain in the white
hope" division is to beat Morris. It's
a hard proposition. but Stewart figures
it can be accomplished. Morris intends
to take no chances with anybody OF the
name Of Stewart.
Jack Downey. the old time Brook
Ign lightweight, was fighting Jim
Burge one evening. All the punches
were flying in the direction OF John.
In the third round Burge put all his
strength behind a right that made
DOWney turn sOmersault as he
dove to the floor. The bell saved him
from being counted out How you feel
imp asked a second as he dragged
DOwney to the corner.
Zine" splUttered Jack, and able
to lick the five men that hit me a few
seconds ago.
Paul Sikora, the Detroit wonder.
made his debut at the FairmOnt A. c.
with Fred Duffy, Of Boston, as the
my Kilbane and other topnOtchers in
camp and expects to trim a bunch Of
lightWeights around here before he fin
ishes. Il he lives up to his reputation
he VIII be matched with owen Moran
or some other headliner.
TOM McCAREY WANTS TO
SIGN ETLBANE FOR YEARS
Los Angeles. Cal. March 2O-Mana-
ger Tom McCarey Of the Vernon Ath-
letic club. has telegraphed to Jimmy
Dunn, manager of Johnny kilbane
new featherWeight champion, a cash
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08

TINS IS a new three story apartment
building at the corner OF West Harris
and Williams SIS. Good north side
location and has the advantage Of being
very close in, within ten minutes WALL
Of the center The building is attractive
IN appearance and contains up to dare
and desirable small apartments.
Has nine apartments on each floor
ranging from one to four rooms each.
We furnish with each apartment gas
range, refrigerator. shades. steam heat
hot and cold water and lights. VIII be
completed about Sept Ist Prices from
S25 10 S4S.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08

We have one OF the, rice5- and most
desirable apartments in the city at above
location Is a building consisting OF two
six room apartments one on FIRST and
other on second floor. Located on large
lot the rooms are OF good size, nicely
arranged and in first class condition and
equipped with every modern convent.
encc Stca mheat, hot and cold water
supplied free. Possession on shot not,
ice Price SIS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08

This is a brick store room between
Fort and Hiliard SITS on Edgewood. Is
about 20 So feet in size with cement
floored basement underneath. Equip
ped with every convenience in first class
condition. In good business district
Price $3s
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08
HALL APARTMENTS.

Hall Apartments arc located at the
corner Of Baker and Spring SIS. Is a
three story b-ick structure with two
apartments on each floor. An apart
ments six rooms. nicely arranged and
finished in good style They arc equip
ped with every modern convenience. All
rooms arc outside ones with plenty Of
light and air We have for rent Apt
No s. third floor, six rooms, vacant
Sept Tst Price so
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08
MARLBOROUGH APIS

Located at the corner Of Peachtrce
and Pine SITS. four stories with six
apartments on each floor While ono
Of the INST apartments built in the city.
IT remains one of the best and most de-
sirab!e UHcxccllcd location, and nicely
arranged thoroughly modern apartments.
Electric passenger elevator service. We
have for REM.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08
$50 HIGHLAND AYR

This is brand new store room and
basement, each floor being l7x6o feet in
dimension, is equipped with gas and
electric lights. city water, sink and tot
let, has modern plate glass show win
dow in front and will make a very de-
siTable location for a retail business,
such as drug store, groceries meats, soda
fountain, etc. This store is located on
the corner OF Greenwood Ave. in the
Copenhill Aection on the Highland Ave-
car line. Price $50.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08
2i7 PEACHTREB ST.

Next the corner OF Harris St. we
have for rent on Peachtree store
room 20 10 feet. Right in the midst
of the present great development on
the street and the right place for any
retail line Of business. Handsome
store room, equipped with every con,
venience. Possession can be had at
any time Price $3.50.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08

We have one 0! the Candle- Bldg
Pcachtree stores for rent In the hand
somcst office building in the south and
a thoroughly EQUIPPED modern store,
about IS < 20 feet in size and equipped
with every modsrn convenience The
location for retail purposes IS as good
as could be had in Atlanta Electric
lights, janitor service and steam heat
furnished free Price StS57s.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08

These apartments are located on w
Pcach,res jus, beyond Alexander One
Of the best Of locations. on main stree,
leading right into the center OF the city
and within ten minutes walk. Three story
building with four apartments on each
floor We have for rent
Apt l, FIVE rooms, vacant Sept Ist.
Price S45
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08

Between Pryor and Central Ave. We
Save on E Hunter store room and base
meut each about 20 70 feet in size.
Right across from new court house.
within block and a half of Whitehall
and on main south side business street
In good shape and equipped with every
convenience. Vacant Sept Ist or earlier
ii desired. Price including water 5000
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08
Cor CAPITOL AVE. and RAwsON


>
We have several apartments At above
location that are modern and desirable
IN every particular Located in fine
south side residence location, on main
thoroughf7re and within walking dis
lance OF the business section The
apartments have FIVE rooms. nicely ar
ranged and equipped with every mod
crn convenience We furnishe free hot
and cold waite and steam heat We
now have for rent
No 2to Capitol, five rooms Price
Sl2 so
No zI2-B Capitol, FIVE rooms Price
$50 so
No. 2Ii-B Capitol. five rooms PRICE
S32. so
No. 230-A Fulton. FIVE rooms Price
Us
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08


We have an eight room house on
va Hngion ST. near Jefferson St. |,
'H ialf sized lot and IS a well built,
"-t.y arranged house Is in splendid
anAiH SIDE residence neighborhood
3mplia'stly new and equly1cd with
e'gFy convenience. Now occupied and
VII b. vacated any time. Puce SIS.
q fULLIAM ST
Bets cen Fair and Woodward Ave n,
is'A4H a have hall u double house
on iullam. Has eight rooms. al lsrRe.
n.a.5 arranged and 20 good shape. Nee
iea'a-A.e i9gluOu and within = lev min
a.,s walk Of the business cea.er. Sulz.
Die 10. oIaer close IN residence or
boarding halae, Price $50
- BROTHEETON ST.
be."aen Madison and Forsyth SIS.
"r uaEg igl rcai on BrOtherlon a TWO
story eight room house Is very cIoss
lH aid WITHIN a short distance OF the
I..mwai Station Has The conyepien-
.e', m.'Haug gas, ho, and cold waler
and ba.H lu,e SIS.
Il W BAKER ST.
Tins Is ae.l built and very nicely
arranged tao story house OF eight
rooms Is Only block and a half from
i'ashttcc and within ten minutes Walk
from the center OF lie city House Is
100 NICE north sd. residence rsirhbor-
God, IS ia COCA condition and has m.
'9n'cnenCe5, u-llding gas. hot and cold
Ha'tr and bath FuCc SO,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08

We have for rent the present building
Of the Sunny South Pub. CO. Is
handsome new modern up-to-date build
ing, adjoining the Constitution building.
Has four floors and basement, each 40
90 feet Freight elevator, side and
rear alley Equipped with every con-
yenience. For rent from Sept. Ist.
Price $4,000
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08
IS IVY ST.

We have the Old Franklin Printing
Co building on Ivy St for rent, Has
three floors and basement each about 50
$50 feet in size. Is one OF the largest
centrally located buildings IN the eie.
Is well built, with good light. and is thor-
oughly equipped in every way. Has
large elevator, steam heat, eee Suitable
Tor some large manufacturing or stor.
age business, Price $3.50.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08

On the corner Of Pine St. and Angler
Ave, We have for rent large store
room, triangular in shape, very attrac-
tive in appearance and in the right 10.
cation for first class business Modern
and in thickly settled community.
Price $50.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08

This is located near Pratt St, in the
best part of Decatur ST. A retail bust
ness Of any kind can be done here
Store is large in good shape and has
the conveniences Price $50
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08
oGLETREE APARTMENTS.

we nave new three story apart
meni house located on Washington s..
between Clarke and Fulton SITS Has
one six room apartment on each floor,
thoroughly modern IN every respect.
Is nicely arranged, finished in the
best " style and thoroughly equipped
In every way Steam heat, hot and
cold water furnished Prices first floor
800 third floor $40.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-08

We have the prsttiest store building
on Peters St at above location. Is right
at the mouth OF Walker ST., the point
where the best Peter St. business CEN
tefs. Is suitable for large business Of
almost any Kind and presents one of the
bet opportunities in the city for soma
good merchant. Is nev building with
handsome pressed brick and plate glass
front; bulIdin equipped with every
convenience. The building is Of two
floors each IS x I2s feet in size. Has
feight elevator. Building is we'll
lighted by prismstic glass and sISylishts.
Twenty foot alley in rear. Price $Iss