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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
DAILY RECORD.
Building Permits q.


To Peoples Fuel company, to build
a shed, Laurel and Oklahoma est-
mated value, $780,
To Frances Arnondez. to build a two
room adobe, 2007 Oklahoma street; es-
timated value, 500.
To J. F. Mckenzie, to erect garage,
1901 Prospect avenue; estimated value,
$500
To NJ. H. Duchene. to build an adobe,
Estrella and MADEIRA; estimated value,
$3.50
To J. c. worthington. to build a
sleeping porch. 1914 North Florence
street; estimated value, $3.50
To B. +. Jenkins, to erect an out
building at 917 MagOffin avenue; es-
timated value, $50.
Deeds Filed.
South side Of Montana between BOu-
Fred W. Sticken, lot and westerly
half of Z. block IS. Bassetts addition;
consideration, $4,000; Aug. s, 1913.
Fabens Texas-C NJ. Newman and
others, to Crespin Cartrellon. lots Z
ana s. block 10, Fabens; consideration,
Licensed to Wed.
William Henry Taugye and Claudia
Brown.
Howard L Robertson and Maybel I.
Church.
C. olives and snveria Apodaca-
Births-GirIs.
To Mrs. Manuel Yuojoso, 112 Santa Fe
street, Aug. a.
To Mrs. Jose Cantoja IA Stevens
street; Aug. y.
Births-BOys.
To Mrs, W e. Arnold, 141S Hawthorn
street: Aug. Is.
July 25.
To Mrs. Jose Rodriguez, Seventh ana
oregon; Aug. Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
When Arabs Left Spain
3O4 Years Ago Today, the MOOrs
BaEished by Phillip III, the
Royal Imbecile
BY Rev. TEOs. ,. Gregory
By Rev. Thomas B. Gregory.

ny an imperial edict issued by the
X royal imbeciIe, Philip Ill, 304
years ago today, Spain banished
the MOors from her dOminiOnS, and IN
so doing committed national suicide
The AIOriScOes, numbering about
million and a half, were given Just
three days to get out of the country.
OF course, they were unable to COM
ply with the edict so rapidly, and the
government, with savage energy pro-
ceeded to eXpel' them
They We're hunted out like wild
beasts. Thousands were slain, and
the rest shipped to Africa In many
cases they were butchered like sheep
and oxen and thrown into the sea
out of one consignment of 40, 600 over
100 900 suffered death in its most
frightful forms, and after the most eX-
cruciating agOnies-
From the foolish and fanatical ex-
pulsiOn of the Arabs, Spain dates the
beginning Of her ruin The NOriscOes
were the finest part of her population.
industry of the nation; and when they
were thrust out of the realm there was
nobody to take their place. Arts and
manufacturers, either degenerated or
were wholly lost and vast regions OF
Arabic land were left to perpetual bar
renness. Great areas were suddenly
deserted, and to this day they have
never been repeOpled. The wonderful
agriculture that made the AndalUsian
plains a veritable paradise vanished,
never to return. The silk manufac-
ture persisted. The splendid irriga-
tiOn system went to pieces. The land
that had been an Eden of delight be-
came a Sahara
Intellectually the results were
equally disastrous. The science that
conquers nature. and tames her powers
for the service of man, and the general
intelligence which refines and softens
the passions and makes for brother
hood and progress, were of Arab ORR
gin, so far as Spain was concerned,
and when the Arabs were expelled
along with them went these mighty
agents of civilization to make way for
the superstititiOn which is humanity's
most deadly enemy.
Greatly did Sprin sin in driving out
the MOriscOes; and greatly has she
been punished for her montsrous
crime.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26

W. Wamsley, a member Of the Car
penter's union. is working on the I'M
provement work at the Zeiger hotel, on
Overland street.
Jack Burton, foreman Of the FL Paso
and Phoenix Improvement company
and also a member Of the Carpenter
union has charge of the rebuilding
of the Great Western OIL company $
property. which was recently destroyed
by fire
J. c. Pritchard, q member Of the Car
the guest Of his brother Of this city
He has secured a position with King
Morley, the contractor.
T NJ Hervey, manager OF the BlJou
theater. expects to have the work OF
remodeling his theater completed IN a
few days The job is being done by
Union men,
Oscar Pickering, a member OF the 10
charge of the remodeIing Of the BlJou
theater. He is representing contractors
J. I Hewitt and son and reports that
his crew is composed Of union men
D. NJ. Foster and E BOnbore, mem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
EX-CHIEFS OF POLICE
IN JUAREZ MAY ORGAEVzE

Juarez may have another novel or
ganiZatiOn There is a movement on
foot to form an association of ex-
chiefs of police in the little city across
the Rio Grande. Most of the men who
have held that office and finally made
way for another, have left the little
city but there are at least three of
them who still make their homes there.
They are Pedro Pineda, Andres SaIai-
have served since the Huerta party
came into power.
Mariana MARTINEZ. who held the no.
sition under MaderO. and Juan Ponce
de Leon. who was the last of the Diaz
chiefs, are residents OF Ell Paso. the
former active in work with the Nader
ista jUnta and the latter now a citizen
of the United States, who eschevs All
Mexican politics because he is too busy
working as a special officer for the
street railway company.
There have been more chiefs Of no.
lice in JuareZ than there have been
mayors. and there have been many
MAYORS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
MAID OF DUNDEE MAKES 4 HIT

MAID OF DUNDEE NAMES \ Hi.
The Maid of Dundee was made in FL
Paso. and a very creditable job Messrs-
James T. Kelly, George A Bird and
Frank s. Frickelton have made of the
maid
The maid and her company made her
initial bow Monday evening at the
Crawford to a crowd which filled every
seat in the renovated plaza theater.
Pep" is the keynote of the Dundee
person and her company and there was
pep" to burn throughout the two act
musical farce comedy Inc snow went
with a swing which is unusual for first
night performances. and the song num-
bers were like regular road snow or
feringS. The plot Is the usual musical
comedy kiRd and IS as thin as the
Turkish boomers the chorus wears IN
the oriental song number in the secono
act Some one wishes to marry some
one else's niece. an old man is keen TO
couple with good looking younS
dame and an hOneSt-to-go deUec-
tive proceeds to muddy the matrimo-
NAL waters
Being billed as a musical comedy, the
Maid of Dundee is both musical and
mirthful The song numbers are strong
ones. and the singers have the knack
of getting them over the fOOtlights to
the audience. As a singer, Miss Ann
Montgomery is the muse OF music. She
comes right down front and sings as If
she liked it as well as the audience
There are no frills to her song num-
bers. for she has a voice that is right
and a stage presence that is sufficient
" pleasing to put it over. Miss Mont
gomery does not sing half enough in
the opening bill and her ability prom
Uses we'll
The comedy parts in the Maid Of
Dundee are well taken and the crowd
laughed its way through the two acts
Monday night. George Birds bell hop
bit is an original sketch and he re-
ceived the major portion of the laughs.
The songs are all well sung and the
Tri-State chorus would be credit to t.
larger company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
Ell Paso's Union Men; Personals
About Local Men of Drawn

bers OF the local Carpenters union,
No 425, are erecting a modern five
room bungalow on Wright avenue -.
F. A Mckenzie, a member of the To-
cal Carpenters union, has charge OF
the union carpenter crews that are
building a few residences on Morning
side Heights. The Perry and Kirkpat-
rick Realty company has the contracts
for these buildings
r c. Harris, the national organizer
Of union labor OF the Carpenters unions
of America who recently paid FL PasO
a two weeks visit is now at Fort
Worth, Texas. and reports that he is
having the same success that he did IN
FL PasO and his movement is being
appreciated by all the union men
Jack LaRock, ". A Bcynton and S.
Huddleston. members OF the local car
penters' union, compose the crew that
is erecting the new buildings in FL
Paso representing the Phoenix and e
Paso Improvement company. ! Hud-
dIeston. is foreman of this crew. They
are ali members Of the local union.
No 425-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
Golf: Some Ideas on Mashie Shots
r., stSfraiohf DriDe''

you will acquire a much more dependA
BILE control.
For the sharply stopped highly
pftched mashie shot more turf must
be taken than in the pitch and run
shot. The turf must be taken afuS-
the club head has met the ball, and
digging through and under the ball
it gets q spin which gives It bite
that holds the green when it lands
This is a shot requiring much more
practice and is particularly di1ucuIt 10
accomplish on hard ground.
NY first acquaintance with golf i'm
plements was the purchase OF mashie-
For a number of months 1 used this
club in banging a ball into holes dug
about A lawn. Later I used to shoot
at trees at different distances with
it. When L graduated to a whole bag
Of clubs I had not lost my confidence
in the old club, which I still carry.
Nv long practice with it gives me a
facility in using it far above any other
club in the bag.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
CcoRDING to the theory Of


y Taylor, present open champion Of
L l. Great Britain and probably the
greatest mashie player in the world
the mashie is not designed for shots
over so wards. Yet all Of US see golf
ers try to force the mashie to accom-
plish distances up to, say, $50 yards
and who wonder that they do not get
satisfactory results regarding accur-
acy.
Tavlor's deadly work with the mashie
has probably played an lmporttnt par par
in his enviable record Of winning i've
omen championships, and thus equalilng
the achievements Of Harry Nardon ano
James Braid in scoring five WINS OL
the blue ribbon event OF all Boluorn-
TavIor pitches the ball with his mas ME
so that il gently breaks to the right
and rolls up to the pin.
The mashie is an extremely dlfIlcult
club to matser on account OF the Ieep
loft to its face. Most beginners thlnA
that they must try to assist the club
to perform its work. instead OF hlttlng
accurately ard permitting the Tort 10
do what II is there for The invoIun-
tary effort to help the club get the
bali Up is largely resposible for most
bad shots with the mashle-
The best pointer 1 ever got IN regard
to playing the mashle was from a.
old Scotch golfer, who put II thus; II
you finish the mdsnIe sliON Nieu
finger nails OF the right hand. IN pain
view YOU will have made a good shot
Try Il and see If it does not make the
nashie ehot much easier In the stroke
itself try 10 hit the ball before taking
turf and then follow firmly through
In the mashfe shot. like most other
shots down to the putt, it is foolish
to take the club any further back
than is necessary to accomplish the
Iafe distance by means of the back
swing than by trying to cultivate con
troll through applying different de-
Zrees Of muscular effort One day the
muscles may be harder to control than
on another. If all strokes are made
firmly, regulated by the back swing,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
SHIP OF ARCTIC EXPEDITION
Is CAUGHT IN ICF. FIOEs

Nome. Alaska Aug 26-The old
whaler karlul, which was taking
Vildjhmar StefansSOn's Canadian expe-
dition into the Arctic. met with
serious accident of Point Barrow The
StefanssOn expedition found unusual
ice conditions at Barrow The KarIuk
was caught between the foes and is
drifting with the ice.
Arid HentOn. a member Of the crew.
cult at Barrow and told the officers Of
the revenue cutter of the Karluk'S
plight 1t is believed a large hole has
been stove in her hull
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26

OF Yellow Astsr Nine IN two parts,
Will be shown at the Unique today.
1t is a rare thing that moving pic
lures are taken at the famous CalifOr-
MIA gold mines The story is intense
and fun of thrills from start to finish
See the indians repUlsed by o S cav
airy lust in time to avoid the massacre
of the prOsDectorS- Wallace Ried, the
handsomest man in pictures plays the
part of the young prOSDectOr and his
work IS excellent With this twO-reel
picture is offered a side-splitting Eclair
comedy "13 at a Table"
Watch for Observation-Disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
WILSON AIDS KANSAS GIRL
TO BREAK NATIONAL PARK RI

PARSONS. Kans-. Aug. "a Kansas
girl and her set dog. with the assist
ance Of president Wilson, have broken
down the strict rule against dogs be-
ing permitted in Yellowstone National
Park
The girl is Miss Ethel Provost, of
Parsons, who received an announce
ment from the department OF the in
terror that her request to take her dog
into the park had been granted She
wrote president Wilson that the dog
was is years old the same age as her
self and that Fannie" the pet, would
not modest the par animal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
FOsWER TO FIGHT At TRINIDAD;
NnRE N.Y. MEET KID EATRICIN

frankie FOwser. and A. o. Ross are
at Trinida. Colo. where Fowser is now
matched to fight a New Mexico weller
weight. Bob York has received an Of
fer from Foxy Miller for 10 round
bout with Kid Patrick, a New Mexico
middleweight, on September y. Miller
state that he would wire Transports
ton and expenses to York, If the FL
Paso boy would accept the offer.
York is booked for a match on Labor
day with Billy Shannon, but will 80 10
Silver City several days later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT
IS TO BE REORGAHTEED

On October /, the hospital department
of. the Sunset-CeRUal lines VIII be re-
organized and placed under control OF
a board OF managers. This board will
be composed Of ". G. Van Week, vice
president and general manager; DR.. R
W Knox, chief surgeon; E ,. Parker,
General attorney, G. R Sottinghan,
auditor. and three employees OF the sys-
TEN to be elected by the employees
Votes must be in by September 10. as
the count viii be mace on September
Is. The employees are to represent the
clerks. the train service and the shops,
respectively
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
PENNSYLVANIA Is CHAMPION
RIFLE sHOT OF United sTATEs

camp Perry, ONO Aug 26.-ATtlfIcer
W E. Sweeting. of Pennsylvania. is the
champion Individual rifle shot Of the
United States, having won the national
individual championship match here by
q score OF 23S out of a possible $50.
Lieut. I. ". Water. of the marine
corps. was second with 236 Artificer
Mundel of Washington, chird, with 224;
Sergt. Garland. of Indiana, fourth, with
234; Capt Bells of Washington, fifth,
with 23a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
BATTERY ADDS TWO
TO VICTORY RECORD
ArtHIerymen Defeat the Grecians by
Score of L. to II and the
Foundry 6 to 4.

Battery c, 9Th Field artillery, cor
tinued its winning streak by winning
two games at the Fort Bliss grounds.
A morning game with the Grecians was
rather loose, both pitchers being wild
in the pinches The afternoon game
was the best played on the artillery
diamond The feature of the game was
the fast FIELDING of Talbot of the
Foundry and the battery work Of both
teams, Forester Of the Battery team
having the edge on Fisher Of the
Foundry.
THE score r H Z
Battery C-----.-.- L ~
GTeclauS II IL
Batteries: Battery c, Dyer and
Adams; Grecians, Brennan and French.
Struck out by Dyer, 3; by Brennan
Afternoon game R H L
Battery a.. ..--.--.-....-...-6
Foundry = >
Batteries: Battery c, Forester and
Adams: Foundry, Fisher and Flynn
Struck out by Forester 9; by Fisher
g.
Umpire. wylie. Time: 2:1O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
Ell PASOAN TO FIGHT
FLORES AT MOGOLLON
Jack Lopez Seeks Battle with Winner
of Young Gene-Gus Flores Match
at NfOcolFeu, Wednesday.

MOgOIOn, y NJ, aug. - Gums
Gene" of FL Paso, and Gus Flores. Of
Silver City, are matched to go 10
rounds here Wednesday at the Moose
hall. Young Gene is a brother of Kid
Payo. and is q fast little fellow Flores
has been cleaning up everybody
Gene last week They fought an eight
round preliminary which was much
better than the main bout between
SmauldinS and Gonzales. The fight
here at MOgOllOn promises to be fast
Jack Lopez. Of MogoIlOn, wants TO
fight the winner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
AMERICAN CONSULAR AGENT
is Stained BIZ 4 AIADNI A \

Huelva, Spain. Aug. 26.-While work
ing at his desk. the American consular
agent at Huelva. William J. AlcOck,
was stabbed in the back by a mailman.
MT Alcoct'S aSsailant was a Spanlard
named BejaranO. under the delusiOn
that Americans have stolen patents OF
an important invention belonging to
ann The agent viii recover
BeJaranO was sent 10 iail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
WAsHoUT DELAYS THE
RETURNING CR0FTERS

Because Of a washOut at Tularosa-
FL PasOanS coming home from Cloud
croft did not arrive in FL Paso until
o'clock Tuesday morning instead of
o'clock Monday night
Train No. /. the Californian on the
Southwestern line, was nearly three
hours late Tuesday morning. because OF
this washout and the engine going dead
lust beyond Fort Bliss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
SAYS WIFE BEATS HIM;
GOES HOME TO FATHER

La Crosse, Wis, Aug. 26.-Alleging
that his wife is in the habit Of beating
him so severely that he fears for his
life. Charles Englestadt, a young mar
ried man Of this city. has gone home to
father" and started divorce proceed
ings.
The plaintiff alleges that on one oc-
casion his athletic wife, Sena Engle-
stadt. beat him into Inconsistencies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26

London. Eng, Aug 26.-Jack John
son says that he is going to give the
public music halls a tWo-days' test to
find out if the public wants him to
show. He entered box at Euston the
alter of varieties and was loudly
cheered.
From the balcony he addressed a
great crowd outside the theater asking
for fair play. He also addressed a
South London music hall audience in
similar terms Only a few cries of
dissent were heard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
GRAND OPEyTNG or LYRIC.

Thursday night at $50 o'clock the
Lyric viii present the Sablard Dramat-
ic stock and two reels of good pictures
The Lyric is now firStclass in every
respect; new chairs, new walls, new
floor, new ceiling, new stage, new
scenery and new people There is a
big exit on Overland street
Admission 10c to any seat in the
-(Adyertisement)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
SCOTT WHITE AND ,. Z. LEHMAN
WIZ II ROWLING MATCH

Scott White and D. l. Lehman, de-
feated the Clark-HOuck team Monday
night at the Cactus alleys. White
rolled a high game OF 40 and HOuck
total 919. Clark rolled a strikeout-
The margin was Is pins. A high score
of 1910 was rolled by the winners, and
1877 by the CIark-HoUck team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
AT THE CRAMFoRn.

Again tonight and all the rest of this
week. the Maid of Dundee" will be
given. Curtain at $50 p. M, with mat
inees Saturday and Sunday at 5 D. m
The PasO Del NOrte orchestra gives a
half hours concert before curtain time
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26

The Herald will welcome contri-
buttons or corrections Of any errors
in this column. Sign name to all
communications, and it will not be
published.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26

You can sleep. Fish. Hunt or attend -
any work without being worried oy W
biting or singing of Mosquitoes. SAM
flies Gnats or other insects by Apply
ing to the face. ears. and hands IliES,
PpRTTRS ANTISEPTTC HEAlsINN
OIL 25c-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
CANADA SEXES TEXAS CATTLE.

than 5000 heal of Mexican and Texas
catIle, the property of the Wallace
ranch, nave been seized by the mounte99
ponce because of alleged underpald
duty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
KIM GEORCE BEsTs COFFEY.

Salt Lake City. Utah. Aug. 26.-'Kid''
George, of Stockton. Cal. won the de-
cision over Walter COffey, Of Santa
Rosa. Cal, in a 20 round boxing con-
test here last night The gong saved
Coffey in the 18th round.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26

At THE UNIQUE TO-DAY.
a famous "10I" Bison. The Mystery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
JOHNSON TESTS SENTIMENT IN
ENDEAYOR TO APPEAR on STAG

Umpire. wyIie. Time: 2:1O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26

ny an imperial edict issued by the
X royal imbecile, Philip Ill, 304
- -aar- aan tnaa- snain Vanished
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-03-27

This $8O00OO Stock is going to be sold in 10 days
Sale as we must raise 100000 All the Goods
must be cut from 10 to 80 PER CENT off the regular
prices. q Proprietors have contracted with the North
western Advertising Sales System of Minneapolis to sell
one half of this stock. Same is going to be sold
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-03-27

duction that will pay you to lay in supplyYou can
make more than Il per ct. your money, and at this
sale you are going to SAVE from 10 to 50 per Ct If
you only REALIZED what this sale MEANS to you.
You going to buy merchandise at prices that will
surprise you.
Evening journal., 1913-08-04

CARACAS. Aug. 4.-Americans in
Venezuela received with JOY the word
that the United States government
had ordered the armored cruiser Des
Moines here because of the revolution
started by ex-President Castro. In
consequence of the invasion of the
country by forces under the leader
ship of Castro the federal council has
authorized President Juan Vicente
Gomez to assume dictatorial powers
until the movement is crushed. Off
cial dispatches say that an invading
force from Colombia. under the COM
mand OF General Rosario Gonzalez.
has been driven back on the frontier
of the State of Tachira On the other
side of Venezuela revolutionists com
manded by a son of General Torres
Castro. a brother OF Cipriano, attack
ed Macuro on Tuesday and were de-
feated by government troops led by
General Zayago. No troops have yet
been sent from Caracas TO meet the
rebels, as the government believes
the State troops strong enough to deal
with them.
Evening journal., 1913-08-04
AUTO BLAZE
CALLS FIREMEN
Maryland Party in Danger
When Gasoline Supply
IGBiteS

The prompt arrival of several fire
companies yesterday afternoon saved
automobile belonging to Joseph Policy
EFT, wealthy farm owner of Crisheldi
Md. at Fourth and Market streets OIL
was being poured into the tank OF the
machine when it burst into flames An
alarm was struck from Box No. q, the
quick work of the dremen preventing
the destruction of the machine
I'm the car at the time were Mrs.
Poleyett and her two children, Harold,
aged IA years. and Helen. aged 10 years
and Mr. and Mrs Hubert Doueherty. OF
Crislield They had O narrow escape
from being burned especially the wo-
men and the girl due TO the limsy gar
ments they were wearing, and Mr.
Doughcrty was burned about the hands
while trying to smother the flames with
a blanket
Mr.. Poleyett only recently pur-
chased the automobile for $l.675 and
with his family and several friends
W DO On HAN way ~ AuIMu'ls ~ d. 10
take the ferry to New Jersey and
proceed to Atlantic City. The trip to
Wilmington was without mishap. At
Fourth and Market streets the car
came to a sudden stop and investiga-
ton showed that the supply of gaso-
line had given out.
Oil was procured from a local gar
age and was being poured into the
tank when the FIRE started under the
engine. Those engaged in filling the
tank did not notice the fire but Mr.
Dougherty. who was in nearby
store at the time saw the reflection
OF the flames I'm a mirror and he ran
out In another instant the front or
the car broke into flames Mr.. Dough-
erty grabbed up a blanket and after
shutting off of gasoline to
the engine he attempted 10 smother
the fire The Fame Hose company
extinguished the blaze with a hand
eXtinguisher lt was found that all
the wiring of the car had been burned
from the motor and the machine had
TO be towed TO a garage for repairs.
Il is though the fire was started by
gasoline dropping on a lighted cigar
or cigarette end