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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-28

AS precaution against such possible
mishaps, Brown was working With his
bare feet thrust in rubber boots, rub
ber being a nome conductor. His right
boot was burned where the current.
entering the floor completed the cir
cult. But the rubber saved his life.
Browns fellow workers, L. L. Hurst
and II. T. Holman, heard an unwonted
gasp. and looked up to see their part
ner transfHed. his head held to the
point of contact With the TRANSFORMER.
For an instant they looked with horror
at his writhing, and then rushed 10 the
switch upstairs, where they disconttn
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-28

Il am sure that l will be vindicated
again If this suit ever comes to trial
buc it is unfair for them to make this
attack on me again. when they know
absolutely that they can't prove it.
Mrs. Crawford said that the suit filed
Saturday resembled a former bill filed
by the same persons in 1910. This suit.
she said had been lost by the plaintiffs
m demurrer, and settlement was et-
fected. whereby certain portions Of the
estate were ceded to the various heirs
brothers, sisters, nephews and nieces OF
the late J. B. Crawford.
THE statement that l refused to let
members Of his family see Mr.. Craw-
ford during his last illness is not true
she said. They came and went at Will.
and time and time again l allowed them
10 go to the sick room over the advice
Of trained nurse. who did not want
Ter patient disturbed.
That ! boasted that ! would marry
the old fool Crawford also is untrue.
] did not meet Mr.. Crawford in Penn
sHivania, as they say, but in Florida
I didn't ask Mr.. Crawford to marry
me: he asked me to marry him
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-28
VanDkye Asks
DR.. White to Specify.

An interesting turn to the fight was
giEen today when Alderman Arthur II.
VanDyke demanded of DR.. John e.
White that he specify whom he meant
when he stated in a sermon last night
months ago of a member Of council
drinking and eamblin in a house of
i'll repute. DR. White declined to state
the name of the official.
Feeling that the general charge was
more or less a reflection on all the
members OF council, | called Dr. White
over the phone and asked him TO be
specific" said Alderman VanDyke. He
replied he was not referring TO me, but
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-28
MERCURY DOWN TO 30
TOMORROW. PREDICTION

Atlanta experienced an unusually
heavy rainfall last night the official
gauge al the local weather bureau
showing a rainfall Of 2.7S inches for
the night. The rain, which fell for "a
time this morning is practically over
and fair weather moderately colder. is
nromised for the next two days. The
temperature was "a degrees this morn
inc. and viii probably drop to 40 de-
grees by tomorrow morning, according
10 the local forecast
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-28
VETERAN RAILROAD
MAN LOSES FOOT IN
ACCIDENT IN YARDS

william A Mize. 169 Simpson street.
a veteran railroad man. may die as the
result of injuries received today when
he fell beneath the wheels of an en-
gine in Inman yards His right foot
was severed by the wheels
Mize Is more than so years old, and
his advanced age is considered by ply
sicians attending him to be a factor
against recovery He has been rail-
road man for more than 80 years
Engaged in his duties as car inspec-
tor. Mize stepped on the main line H.
front Of an engine He waS knocked
Gown before he could he warned.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-28
DALTON MERCHANT
SAYS HE'S BANKRUPT

Scheduling his liabilities as $72,54@.SO
and his assets as $5S,95432, d. b. Bar
rett. one of the leading merchants Of
Dalton. Ga, today filed a voluntary pc
tftion in bankruptcy in the Federal
court
The petition was recorded at Rome.
Ga. as Dalton is in the northwestern
district of Georgia. Barrett also ap-
piled for a receiver.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-28
SENATE SENDS BACON TO
MEMORIAL DEDICATION

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-The SEN
ate today passed resolution. reported
by Senator Swanson, designating Sen
ators Root. Bacon, Gallinger, Martin,
Reed. Nelson and Stone as committee
to represent the senate upon the occa-
sion of the dedication of the Jefferson
memorial in st. Louis on the site OF
the recent Louisiana Purchase eNposi-
ton on April l3. 1918.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-28
vALDosrA TO ELECT OFFICIAL

VAIDOSTA, GA, Jan. 2D-A Special
election for member Of the city council
to succeed Percy Thigpen, VINO recently
resigned. viii be held on February 4.
So fan there are only two candidates.
They are NJ j. 'Haunc"N an" Jamie
Ashley
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-28

Mrs Crawford said that she had at
ended her late husband as nurse be-
tore thai,. ,,,o,-i.o, Cba said that she
mo- ,,,i Io'f 2ilo -,
,aa, uiiil I'M III florlua during the "ihCei oi
I'VS-lSO3, about year after the death
Of his first wife. He was in the South
for his health and che was there for
the u,in+o,, oio a+o,,4l,. ,,o,,i.d +bat che
mo-. 0he s'o"'lS oeiieu '"'''
woman OF many allases' as
'harged in the suits, but maintained
that she was travelling under her own
mama NJ. -, 60. e,...oro
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-28
OIL STILL HIGHER

CLEN ELAND, OHIO Jan 27-Crude
oil in the western field advanced 3 cents
a barrel today II has been gradually
advancing for several months South
Lima oil is now 81 % barrel. within a
cent ot the record price of 1906 De
maud for gasoline and shortage Of oil is
the reason for the advance
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-28
THE WEATHER.

rorecast: Fair tonight and tomor-
colder Temperatures: 8 a. n.,
LS LSS'I 'I.orees; 10 a. m., 43 degrees; II
o, az degrees; 2 p. M, ~ degrees.
eOyi e"rrise, 6:38. Sunset, 5:o2.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-28

Continued on Page Two.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29

His congressman OF MS S,''.9'' ',.;.,,
a general rule, has oroau'' y '''''',
Lut one stilI 100 r,S'r''''' ~ .. ~.
national service. There are St' '"''
five or more bulls no" o''o,' ,"' -"
tional legislature ranging al, '"' ''y
from an appropriation to 'mp'o,'
small bridge over a small S'''',"
a small town in an lily PoPu,"''"
state, to an Appropriation OF "'',''ons .i,,
on millions for the Er'u'ro"'"9 " ,a
United States with enormous oou''
wards. Each of the sponsors 10, '"l, n
of the DIS o'|'N'' ,,,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29

uontreal Quebec, Aug 29'-Ih'
final details Of merger which IS eN-
nocted TO be consummated next WeeN'
are being carried OUT today LOOKING
toward n reduction in the cost y.
diving. Funeral directors claim 'n"' '
thc cost of slipping away from 'h'S
mundane sphere has increased III
nronortjon with the cost of remain -
lng here. so the leading firbs OF th'
city are planning a consolidation u,
nv September I. The combine VIII
NOT result in an increase in the price
80 funeral supplies; on the othe'
hand it is said that the d'recto,
will be able to buy raw materl"''
from the factories at better prices .
Of which people will get the Dene'"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29
LEASE INDIAN
OIL LANDS
THOUSAND AC X
NEAR TOWN OF CLsNE-N''0
TO BE LEASED.

Washington. Aug. 2S.-CommiS-
sioucr of Indian Affairs cato sells
Ina. authorized the superintendent OF
m. Usage reservation AT Pd"h"sN''
Okla to offer for sale about l-'ouo
,cras or valuable OIL lands, situatei
about three miles northwest oil the
town of Cleveland, all lyng N'th.h
q radius of approximately four m'le'
Of the large wells, recently url''el
noro some OF which now nave
natural daily flow Of from 'P' "
ooo barrels These wells lie along
, north and south line, within uis-
,,ao, or about one and one-halI
,,,i,ee and Indicate that all OF inc
lands m that vicinity are very 'lc"
IN oil daposits. The regulations re-
ouire that these lands be leased u"
der the sealed bid system MI res
secs must pay fixed rate OF royaity
the competition being in the amour
80 .bo honus. On account OF tn
very favorablt prospect ana ioe"''
of these lands ii is confidently
nected that large bonuses VIII
received. 1t has been decided u
These lands shall be leased III Sh'
tracts of from 40 to 16O acres ed
- Some of the lands lie very close
:, the recent development ana wiz
, off, red in tracts smaller thah
acres. This determination 10
the lands in small tracts VIII pc
the Independent producer Oh
means to enter the bidding al
compete with the wealthy cor
- ~ tons, which dhey could no. 10
49, land was to be leased in iarse
-. The bids will be opened IN tne
-, cy office at Pawhuska at :
L. on September 9.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's Black-Draught.

mcDuH, Val suffered for several
wears" says Mrs. J. b, WhlltaEer' 1d oi
his s place, with sick headache ana
stomach trouble. &c.,
Ten wears ago a friend told me me 70 ny rIy
Tbedioids Black-Draugnt, which diG'
and found it to be the best family illeul-
cine for young and old. a.,
! keep Black-Draught on hand all u me E
lime now, and when my children leei q
little bad. they ask me for dose, ana, ana !! Il
de- hem more good than any iileu'1''''
they ever tried. .;.,
We never have a long spell OF SICK <
ness in our family, since "e comnehCeu
using Black-Draught."
Thedford's Black-Draught IS pu,e,y pe,;
vegetable, and has been found 10 regu- gu
late weak stomachS, and oig9s'on, ie
lieye indigestion, collie, VINO, nduSTa s;ns;ia,
headache, sick stomach ana SII''''@'
symptoms. o,,
II has been in constant use iot iot Inor' I,ICr
than 70 years, and has beneilled ni0''
than a million people.
Your druggist sells and recommend
Black-Draught. Price only =oc. We.
package to-day. ~ = u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29

az think l suffered every pam a ,;o Mo
man could before l began taking l IyulJ ord
15i''Io Fl Pinkham' $ Vegetable Compound "a ana
I I think it saved this babys me- do !
lost my first one. oood ever
"NIy health has been very goou ,'Ji 81
since, and praise your medicine med M,, " Trs s.
my RF i'rS''l,., D. No. l, Plattsburg, Miss
' The darkest days of husband ANDY and WE ,o
are when they come to look toT"aFu u
"a "a cbiIdIess and lonely old age.
Many wife has found herself Ell inca inca,
rohle Of motherhood owing 10 '.a,, so,rr'
ppararcement pau,T Of the feminine system
often durable by the proper r3TneutES, mt, tSar,
OiTT Tn many homes once child.ess IS, there fac,
.ra In nova rg"S children because Of the .li' 1pi'
that Lydia f. Pinkham ; .,,ai g5''' 0''
COMPOUND Com makes women normal j.
II Won want special advice write rranfi i
YTdi? f. p. Pinkham Medicine ! o, ". OrUNiiiI vii
dTSUtiaD n u Lynn, Mass. Your tot..orod lE,,Ii nv !" =
he onened. read an aht1glyfII an 1ogo1fIdence
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29
The Best of Life,

The best of l;fe is love, is love:
Its pomp and circumstance snail
pale,
But love through all the changing
years
Is the great gift that shall not fail
The best of LIE is love, is love;
Oh sweetness of eternal dew
Love in the ages grown so cold
Is st.n the one thing ever new
The best of life is love is love;
Let all else go, if that remains
Ont of the shattered temples rise
The blooms that freshen with the
rains.
The best of life is love, is love-
And IN it all that sweetens rate
Is bound in fllets true as steel
Beyond the mortal rust Of hate
The best of life is love- my own,
Let glory go, and fame and golu'
Love. while the rolling years '0'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29

St Louis. Mo- Aug. 2S.-Georee
Hartman. widely known as the SI
1oris Iener. who recently was $50
lated at quarantine camp near mere
escaped today ..
This IS his second escape since
the beginning OF his conilheile"
three weeks ago. -.
r,rtmans wife furnished mn
money and assisted him in his 'or
NOR escape.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29
Dr. Weith Returns.

Or, c. c. weith pastor of the FRS,
Presbyterian church, has returneu
,ro, visit of month in Kansas
and Colorado. Mrs. Weith Is III
pnebIo. Colo. and will remain there
somo days yet. DR.. Weith VIII con
dnct the regular services at HIS
church Sunday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29

For Miss Hardy.

u would indeed be difficult to plan
iollier or more entertaining parry
than that of yesterday when MISSES
Geraldine Coleman and Ruth blahe
entertained with hose shower for
Miss Winnie Hardy at the home oI
Miss Coleman on North Washington
street After the guests had assem-
bled at the hospitable Coleman nome
they were asked to gather in the
large living room, whore wedding
was announced TO occur
Miss Lillian McNeeS played the
wedding march and Miss Sa!lie Ways
NcCov very delightfully."- sang Be
cause"
The preacher then made an appear
ance. fllowed closely by the charm
inc little flower girl, Miss Vera
olive who scattered posies in the
nath of the bride and groom.
The blushing bride and baSh'u
groom entered arm in arm.
The bride was charming in cow
Of tbe very latest cut; her handsom
Iace veil was fashioned as a JuIlet'
hood with lilies of the valley encir
cI;nq She wore the bridal git G
tbe groom. handsome baroque peal
min enc'rcled with rhinestoRes' he
Loo
bouquet Ns of lillies Of the valley
The groom wore the conventions
black dress suit, hut expressed II
orig naIi;y in a pair q riding ooo
+ for footwear
! Mrs. e. l.. Evans was groom al
and Mrs. w. p. Poland was br'd
+ Mrs Walcott was the preacher al
J. the ceremony was rich N Wit al
bumor BY the time the groom 2
through promising TO protect u
bride allow her to vote and 40
.,or, Of other things. he was so j
,irida+eJ that he would have G
c,ned had it not been for his brl
towering above him and making
mental note Of each promise t
preacher demanded.
After the ceremony it was disco
- cred that the bride had brou.
20 .loro q telescope with her cIotl
nd in It Wedding finery is always
4 aI.,.r;rg to the feminine that she
b4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29
the DEAREST
'"- '-' BABY
Mrs. Wilkes Fondest Hopes
Realized-Health, Hap
piness and Baby.

P,attsburg, Miss Lydia f. Pink
ham s Vegetable Compound has proved
very beneficial to me, for no" ,a,, am mu,5 apJ
and have a sweet, healthy BABY anu
our home is happy.
81 was an invalid from nervous pros
..o+ion indigestion and female troubles
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29

Even a man who can rei
70 most letters for his wife "
is home can't remember t'
them to her when he is away
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29

.H.e ..H N
'o' ',', ',,,, ,,r,n of our commercial |
'"' .,,.,,.sqonca which, |
anu ''''"'.., a 49, oosts the consumer
- a,,ry dollar An in |
'o''l ,,,,,,.rt, ,ry on this subject
'''G''"1 ,,,. tho humble Junk hus-
'S INV ','l ..,d, of unconsidered tri- .
MESS '''' ..,a f., America more I.
N o,bo, countries. In Bos-
'hah J." az ,,,I,. ,,,, mas accumu-
''' ,,,,, q million dollars The
Ia''u "''', ,',' , ,n providence. who
leading II ",' '... I'm, scran ron. is
hahu''S ,n,,o, while Philadel-
"'''" nan ,.,,,. ,,flIiopatres AMI
ph'a mas '"' jun, .,,,i,roiros IN the
a c'uS,'' W
same ." :, f., tno individual
7u'' P' '''''' ''+ ,,,,,o for the ex-
, citizen ""o 10 70 he in our
lr"N" "7''''e ,.,. american public
olooo' ..,.,,,, "public econ
' Is "lu "''' .o,s lanes J.
r. omy is '''' ,,. national
t II H. ''>''' n poc,,ereller.
curse S"' ,,,,o o,a living On
$ Men anu "''"'' ..oo,,o soem, as
" salaries anu "' ",o, ,o thinks where
d surfd' 90 ho' N'o' W.. ,,,.on that
1t they "o ~" w. 81 ., ' ,,h1e times and
a income S''o"," 49,. nr.a,nt met,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29

. g.. ..,,,,tre when
reI'alu' ~ '''', ..,,ir, 90 brs-
every man " "0 -, '"' ,.-a ,no oros-
mess ao''''H " - e ro him CON
uon VI l,,isop
staH''y' "''''''
. u,o somor. Ital-
,....;,,, sovs or us.-"The ra-
ian h'S'o' IAN Soy ,s...,,,r,ort and the
Plu' 'E VI o'' ,.,,i,1.o.,y If new
cre"''o" VI 49,. ,,roo .ornin2e Of
needS eau "P wv .b., ,ro
the Peop''' ''0' ,,...an.ons unfair
l''InE oe,'e' ''' ~ ,.,,.irod .ho habit
tuhaleE nav NV
OF Sd' MS .,.,..,. .,,,o-ir,,s
l. - iS.crs 500 us. ''
TO SEE r,dr,rrd
NH'l' 81 u. ...-a,, i,dictmnn,
'"' N' ' ,,o,ro tbore is q
! aga hNI "l0'' 49,. H..
great "''i VI
'ihs"ls"'' ''' ,.....,ao+ Washing
In Ne" lo'" -.' '' ,,..,., p,,
ION '''' -, ,.biob are hiring
re"uS u .,,..,,;o,t;or of oualit,
'hS aDou' ,s 5'' mrico in materials an
qu'H,.'' ,1,.r :, resulting in a
Supp'''' .ho ooonIo,s mon
enormous 90 '"7
ed vi, p,,.oou Of Stand
! NE Ne" ,xistonce onl
ardS mas o ,,,, oiroodv on a,
: aDou' Two 90, ,.,,,,o,,sa - economies q
count oI ."e '''''''.. .,,. on,r1,. instiri,
1ecIeu' It n''' ~" 49,. :. hos ottrac
lis eS'a'',S',l'.tn,' ..n 81 VERSIONS ever,
ca the a''e"''0" .S,.tod in tbe ruI
"here VINO a. r,sc".,a ava hoing ma,
= lie WeIIare' i'''o' ,' - ,.,n,ans in 9TH
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29

Mrs Jarvis and little daughter re
turn tomorrow to HaileYiIIe a''''
a pleasant visit with Mrs. Marx N'rN-
patrick
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. steve Douglas are
IN Marietta.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29

Mss Dixie ToWery and nePh'"
Charles Champion will return ton'Eh'
from a six weeks visit in Marion
Ky.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29

Mrs. O. Love of Marietta is the
guest of Mrs. Sue Kiernan 1t the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29

Mrs Sue Herman has r.'H'"'u
from a yisi. with Mr. and Mrs 'N-
ther smith q, Marietta.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29
p. :. =: :: :: y: :: :: :: :; :: !: :: u
THE BATTLE AGAINST -
WASTE. -
:. ::" ::.:" " " :: " :: :: :; {;

some of our greatest Industrial
ORGANIZATIONS have learned their
A. Z. C's in waste elimination
and have found themselves well
ropaid The time is coming when
every man who lays claim to bus
mess ability viii keep the ques-
tion Of waste before him con
stanrly'-Thomas \. Ellison.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-29

hom, Of her daughtor, Mrs. steve
Douglas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

We can sell you sash doors at panel
door prices. Lander Lumber CO.-Ad-
Yertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27
VIC INFOR,1ATION FIEND.

We all know the information fiend-
the man who. not content with absorb
ing facts and figures Of no account
whatever, persists in airing his knoWl-
edge on every. conceivable occasion
Jerome X Jerome. the well known
humOrist. came up against one OF these
torrents Will ecrOssIng the AJlanIlc'
He was leaning over the rail one morn
ing when the information Iend tapped
him intimately on the shoulder.
Sir" he said. with grandllOquehl
wave Of the hand in the direction OF me
were flattened out the sea would pe
miles deep all around over the world d
Mr.. Jerome looked impressed w ell
he replied, with the vestiSe OF a smile
III YOU catcn any one fIattening out
the earth, shoot him on the spot can
swim"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

S. p brakeman A L. Ford has re-
ported for duty.
s p conductor c. E. Messenger has
reported for duty.
G. II. carwhacker F.. J. Wall is lay
ing OF Tor few days.
Night switchman Charlie Withers, Of
the H. Pr is laying off.
s. p brakeman II. d. Query has been
promoted to conductor.
Conductor j. c. BOrgordon, Of the G.
H., mas reported for duty.
H Payne, S. 7. freight brakeman, is
on passenger for a few trips.
Southwestern switchmau r. Johnson
IS laying of Tor few days.
Passenger fireman o. 7. Ward, Of
the c. H. has reported for duty.
A. c Bullock, c. H operator at FL
Faso- is laying off for a few days
NlSnr bOllermaker w. n Parker, Of
Lna H. p, has reported for duty
superintendent q. H. Dyer, OF the
southern Pacific, at Tucson, is in the
city
Southwestern engineer Charles Croft
duty.
Engineer NJ o. Candy, OF the s P. is
running for trip In Frank Earl S
Extra switchman F. B. Pierce. Of the
o. H., is working on the house job for
The 5. p transferred so cars of mel
ons during the night to the Rock Island
O. G. Cleveland. T. p. fireman. is on
engine 395, for a few trips, with engi-
neer AgneWs-
The 3. P & S. W. crossing at Elm
street block 81. in East FL PasO, viii
be paved shortly.
S P. conductor H. A Dooley is i'm
proving rapidly and viii be back to
work I'm a few days.
c. H. fireman Heilman is now work
ing in through freight service between
Del Rio and SandersOn.
T. p fireman W Borton Is back on
the slow board, after having fired pas
senger for few trips
Rudolph Briesh has a position with
the Santa Fe ticket office as file clerk,
Tor the summer months
Southwestern herder Pete Anderson
IS laying of for a few days, and Joe
erie IS filling the vacancy
Extra engineer II. Carroll, OF the q.
H. is running engine $50 Extra fire
man ii. L. Starhan is firing it.
G. III. sWitchman T. H. George is lay
ing of for few days and sWitchman
c. c. Bates is filling the vacancy.
Extra fireman F. w Hoffman, OF
Ine y p IS 1lrlng engine 2556 for a
trip, in fireman W c. HoOsOn's place
Superintendent OF terminals =. 3.
Smith, of the Texas & Pacific, is tax
ing a vacation in New York state.
The c. II. used an extra yard en-
glne thursday night Engineer George
Toms ran IL and j. 2. Anglin fired it.
Brakeman A. B. Macdonald is back
on his run on the FL PasO extra board,
after having made few road trips
8 p englneer C. E Vaughn is lay
ing off for few trips. Extra engi-
ueer Ed Laymen is filling the vacancy.
Passenger fireman c. r. Price Of
the T. & p, has returned from a vaca-
ton at ClOudcrOft, and has reported
for duty.
s P passenger fireman J. b Candy
is laying off for few trips. Freight
fireman G. H Cope is filling the va
cancy-
S p. fireman Horace Cross. OF the
FL PasO extra board, is firing engine
2TS6, In fireman G. II. COpes place for
a trip.
Red" ChenauL former switchman for
the g. r. in the Valentine yards is
now working in the FL PasO yards for
the c. II.
c. H. engineer Ed Schwartz, who
was borrowed by the S p. for several
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-27

man G. Z. brakes place, is now firing
freight with engineer Andy Young
T P. conductor ". f. Bauman has
reported for duty, displacinS cOnduc-
tor Deer Conductor Deer has been
placed on the FL PasO extra board
Two freight engines of the s. P.
caught on fire at San Simon, Arizona,
rOundhOuse. Dripping oil caused the
fire. They were not damaged very
much.
G. H. conductor A. L. Robinson who
recently took a so days leave Of alb
sence is now visiting friends in south
ern California.
G. H. engines 2717 and 1886 have
been transferred to the S. P They are
now in service on the FL PasO-LOrds-
burg district.
Bob StinsOn, s. P. fireman at Tucson,
has been bumped off the LOrdsburg-
Benson local He has gone TO Tucson
to bump on the ella district in through
freight service.
Mrs. G. F. Drake and babies, family
of G. H fireman Drake, Viii leave Sat
urday morning for San Diego. CalifOr-
MA, where they viii spend a three
months vacation.
The new local run between Tucson
and Nogales, on the S. P, was as
signed TO the following men: COnduc-
tor A + Yates and brakemen J. w.
Archer, j. W Finn. l. Ballenger-
Brakeman T. g. Jerome, Of the G. H,