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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-11
Too Late To Classify.

Too Late To Classify.
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AUTO BARGAIN.
| can at Greer's Electric Garage and
! ask to see the Maxwell You can't
beat il
For subdivision. Ns s5 acres near Dro-
/ posed G. II. shops at a bargain This
| is level valley land and with the build
ing of the shops will make excellent
lot proposition; terms easy; must sell
406 z Missouri St
A FEW BARGAINS IN ALExANDER,s
ADDITION.
S. E, corner lots in block 147, all
level and free from stones. Price S425
each, u cash.
4 CORNER LOTS IN BLOCK 12s.
The prettiest on the mesa and I
block from car line. Price $3.50 each,
THE GRADING FOR NEW CAR LINE
Is now under way Do your buying
While you can get a few bargains.
Ramey Bros, Sole Agents.
Phone 61S, sos Amer. Bank Bldg.
NICELY furnished large bedroom. eos
n. Stanton Phone 1853.
FOR SALE-A room modern brick
house in Highland Park; in fine local
lty and close to car line. Price $3.50,
$3.50 cash, terms for balance. Phone
LARGE ROOM. well furnished. fur
mace heat; close in; no sick taken. 52S
Prospect
NICELY FURNISHED housekeeping
rooms. no children. SIG Magoffin.
with kitchenet, $50 Phone 2942. 1921
2. Boulevard
WANTED To RENT = Unfurnished
house, close in Phone 1852.
SOMEBODY will eventually frame the
prints you are saving. Won't you let
US do lt2 Our mouldings are new,
work firstclass and prices reasonable.
Mcclellan Bros, 300 San Francisco St,
Y blocks west Hoyts.
FOR SALE-6Oo lbs. good local alfalfa
seed. 1Oc per ID. Write 81 W. Missouri.
Gated, cheap rent. If you want a groc-
cry and will investigate this you will
buy Address W. H H. care Herald
FOR SALE-One Ford auto. firstclass
condition Apply Rio Grande Machine
Co Phone 697.
COLUMBUS Victoria electric for sale
cheap Call Greer's Electric Garage.
sos N Kansas. Phone 1884.
TWO LARGE unfinished rooms for
housekeeping; close in. S02 San An
tonic.
IT OAN SALE Laying uuCkSs CnlCkenSr
rabbits and so egg incubator. Phi. 4S15.
BARGAINS in new and second hand
furniture, stoves, ranges, carpets. rugs,
ltnoleum, hardware and crockery: best
prices paid for second hand furniture
Landa Furniture Co., Ill E. Overland
st. Phone $50.
HORSES AND WAGONS for sale or
rent. Rubber tired buggy, SS5; good /
delivery wagons. Donnelly, the Horse
shoer, 40 Mills st.
NICELY furnished front room. steam
heat bath and phone. Mrs. Gray, LOG I
Locke Apis
GAS RANGE-Good as new, half price. !
322 W Missouri.
FOR SALE-By owner. room bunga- ]
low, all builtin features; terms. Phone /
25O3.
TWO DOZEN mixed pullets for sale.
Phone 456S.
FOR SALE-Gas range, water heater, I
large water tank. S12- 9Os Magoffin-
Sewing; work guaranteed.
Phone 432.
YOUNG LADY. graduate in stenogra- !
phy, wants position; good in general !
office work: experience considered 4
more than salary. Address G. S, Herald /
NICE HORSE and delivery wagon for /
sale. Phone 24SO.
SAFES AND VAULTS opened by sound, !
no drilling. 800 S. FL Paso st.
LOTS of them, on car
"a 81 IL = FTW oil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-11
Too Late To Classify

FOR SALE-14 acres next to Lone star
Inn, on street car line and county road,
$3.50 per acre, small cash payment, ball
anee on long time See Geo. Pence,
or phone 277S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-11
VALLEY LANDS.

AMONG THE PROPERTY BARGAINs
WE HAVE UP THE VALLEY.
Completely furnished s room adobe
house, acres Of ground, young orch
ard, bees and chickens. A business
connected paying 500 or $500 per year.
Price $4,000: terms
40 acre alfalfa and fruit ranch; nice
house: on public road. $4,000.
$50 acres young bosque land, near
town Can be easily cleared and cu1ti-
waited SIS per acre; attractive terms
La Mesa Realty Co.
La Mesa, N. NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-11
Money To Loan.

PLENTY OF MONEY to loan on per-
sonar property without removal; reas.
rates Equitable Loan Co.. 315 Trust
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-11
PLANK HERO Of
WORLDS SERIES

Continued from page one.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-11
Junk Dealers.

HERMAN BLOCH & co. nav highest
prices for old metal, rubber, scrap
iron, copper, brass, wool, hides, bones,
hair, etc Cor. solicited Phone 5453.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-11
Ready Reference Business Directory.

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SPECIAL CASH PRICES to boarding
houses u. S. Meat Market. In Ell
PasO Storage Warehouse Co. building,
First and Stanton. Phone 2675.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10
HIDES UNWILLING
WITNESS IN BRUSH
IN BED OF H0ND0

Roswell. ~ A.. iuiv fu.-- Jasper
Hoffman yesterday pleaded guilty Ia
judge DRbbn court Of the charge ~
feklsilns an officer and trying TO abb
duct witness
one sue sawyer Ind been sum.
nioncd IN tho case OF Johnson versus
Jones Mrs. sawyer didn't want 10
testify for various reasons. 80 u was
that he proceeded "a transport her
beyond the pale of the law. On the
mornlnF when the ease wne set for
trial, sunday morning. he procured
. buggy and puok Miss sawyer a. lhe
country. AN that day and part "a
the night the officers searched for
them. hut 90 no avail hy this time
Hoffman Was trina 81 his keep
away same. and belieylns that the
trial must be @ver. he came back "a
town. on his arrival he dlhcoVered
that the trial was siill ln progress.
Lest his prior trouble should De- ~
no avail and the young lady should
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10
CHASE IS PROVING
WHITE SOK STAR
Former New York American
Player Show a Change in
Playing Since Inhabiting
New Environment.

New Fork. July i0.--Hal Chase is
hero IN hlp new town. Chicago. and.
as matter Of fact. he h very much
" an idol except right here IN this
city OF ours. Since Hal left town
% don n Chlcngo white sox uniform
he has been playing such ball ~ 20
leave no roam for argument that ne
y the best first baseman that ever
played che game.
Chase ~ not the firpf ball player TO
show Improvement h his work by n
change ~ environment. Eddie Cicoi-
te. OF the Chicago White sOx. too. ~
another. For hostoh. ne couldn't DO
blooming thinE with his pitching
Boston was surely his jinx. lie was
sent 70 Chicago and today n ranking
with the best pitchers IN the league.
There are others.
Frank Chance had Il right when he
said that he ala believe that ChaNs
could NOS play his best bail for New
York. The crowd was after him. -
and that win take the playins spirit
out 81 any player no matter how grest
he Is.
Chicago baseball writer's are raving
about the Peerless Hal They declare
that he has made the Chicago lnfieid
one Of the best IN the league. The
other players in that part Of the field
do not have 10 be 80 careful as they
used TO- A. Gordon Mackay says. he
has balanced the wabbly intield Of
the White Props Tie says V gives
kids like Rnth and Weaver a chance
20 let themselves out ia fling the bail
without sticking q prayer on the end
Of every throw.
Chase a satisfied with his new berth.
too. and that's "A blk percentage Of his
game.
you can say for me that ! am
agreeably surprised IN the White sox''
says Chase. They are D fine bunch
OF hlghclaAs fellows aud ! am sure
win continue 60 like the club and
Chicago.
I'm New York I was playing under
high-strung pressure. II ~ mighty
hard Go be walking out 10 defeat every
day. II takes the ambition and sand
cut al a person. The switch has
made a great difference with me. and
YOU bet Tn be IN there doing my best
for comiskey and the white SoN."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10
GIRL SCOUTS CHARTEK
WILL CLOSE TONIGHT

Tho AIbuduefane troop Or tho Girl
Scouts 81 America win meet tonight
az MIns AlleHa, sol South Walter
street. AZ u'riocN. At which ths
charter ~ the lDens organisation viii
~ nnnily closed. All Girls between
fhe ages ~ A ard - Nho wish 70
halona % the locnl troop are urged
~ attend this meeting. IL n an.
nouncod that there are np dues or IN
itlafion feas ~ any hinti attached 90
thc mombtfBhip The only expense
81 any kind ~ me purchase ~ unis
furHn. % Be- made o. Mhaki cloth,
which can - purchased from the ma
lipnal outntlera az cost The troop
nov nee 4 membership Of thirly-iye
aHd Il in believed the rulls viii - ex-
tended tefofe the close 81 tire meet-
sag tonight Miss Clara Aoeiia Liae~
t8F-isane. founder and chief STOUT
~ tina Girl Scouts o. America, WHO ia
IA Albuquerque. will attend tbe meet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10
Thrown Over T,mllankmenI.

Cripple Creek, Colo. uly i0.--Nic-
tor g. Anderson, former president OF
the Colorado state school OF Mines,
WINS seriously injured yesterday AFTER
noon when the buggy In which he
was riding was thrown over a thirty
foot emhankment near the El Paso
mine. Charles Nichols, son OF the
superintendent Of the El paao mine,
escaped without injury The horse
became frightened az an approaching
automobile and backed the buBgy of
the grade. Or Anderson WIS remoyed
60 the IN PaNo mine building.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10

ntil BE- aummonsa, he started out
nfnin.
Yesterday the officers went after
them again and found Hoffman conn
ihe back 20 town. lie dld not have
the Rifi with him and denied ever
seeing her. Deputy Jim Johnson fol-
lowed his tracks hack and found tae
Flrl IN the bed % tho Hondo nsiiep
on some brush with a Tap robe thrown
over her. when asked who had
taken her there she told The whole
story HOLMAN was then arrested
ana bound over ia await the action
81 the strand Jury.
sue sawyer. who had 20 carefully
helped To- evndt the law. was nlao arr
rested and placed under q bond Of
tto0 Tor her appearance today az 2
o'ciock. when her trial has been set.
Aiias SAWYER h q witness against AIRS.
Jones -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10
HAGERMAN FOLLOWING LATEST
METHODS or IRItIGATtON

Roswell. n. M. July io.-~Former
Governor ~. J. Hagerman, following
his policy OF water conservation ana
the most up 10 date methods OF irr'-
CATION. has adopted the conduit sys-
tenn Of irrigation on large scale
Ben r. Thorpe, local manager OF
the Arthur 8. Bent Construction com
pany Of Los Angeles. hss just com
pleied laying 10000 feet Of conduit
for irrigation purposes on the HaGer-
man farm east Of tire city.
Mr. Hagcrman says that ne " no"
getting just double the service from
the same amount ~ wells ms nnae'
the old ditch system.
Mr Thorpe begins this week laying
mile ~ irrigation conduit Tor inc
oasis ranch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10
HAPPYS WILL TRY
ONCE MORE TO
BEAT BELEN
Fast Amateur Baseball Aggre-
CATION to Journey to Cut Off
Town Sunday to Play a Sec
Ond Game.

The Happy Go Luckys Will play the
Belen base ball club la helcn sunday
and attempt 10 Elm back the presbEe
they lost on the Bclen diamond on
sunday. June 92 by me score Of 8 20 1.
the Beien team winning out In iinshy
ninth inning rally. The hops put over
such "a sizziing brand of baseball for
the helen people on their first visit.
that the fans in the cut-om town de-
manded return game. The Hapa
VIII leave for Belen sunday morning
and return sunday evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10
I 500 BOXES or PEARS PuR.
CHASED ON TIE TREES

Roswell. n A.. Julv i0.-fhe iifH
large fruit sale Of the season was
made yesterday when the Farmers
supply company bought the pear CROP
81 lhe major portion Of the Parker
Earle orchard. al the end Of Fast
Finh street This belongs now 10 ~
H. CnrrinRton The comiS,hy eNpe'iH
Ia get 500 boxes from the trees
This IN only about half ~ crop
Il was thought during the early spring
and during the frost season met me
whole crop had iNten iH 80 more
was not even match lighted ~ 'ne
orchard 10 heat a during the ifoA'
nlpg.
The big picking and packlne aeaa-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10
Clarevilch % BAKE nnihs.

- Petersburg July 9--It was Of
ficially announced here today that
the young czarovitch viii be sent "a
Sakki Va Northern Crimea. whore he
viii undergo a course Of treatment
IN the famous mud and salt baths az
that place. Resides the mysterious
ailment with which the heir to al the
Russlas han been afflicted since last
fan. and which r. said To be incur
able. he has been suffering recently
from hardening Of the tissues az
tho left knee. which the court doctors
believe the Aakki baths VIII relieve.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10
SPORTING BREvITIEs
OFF THE WIRE.

ppnver.A small riot ended yfs-
lerdays game with Omaha in the first
haif Of the sixth inning. when the
score was "a ana WAS forfeited
h. Denver. 90 o. Justice. the hrst
man ~. fouled 0nt 20 Fisher Thorn
aaon singled and Coueaitnn douOlesi
Kane nit ~ Coney. Who threw WIN
81 FISHER. Thomason scoring an the
play C0ngalion attempted 90 score
81 Abe fhF0W from Fisher 90 Block.
nlock failed 10 touch C0ngaiton, who
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10
CREAMERY PROPOSITION FOR
ARTESIA DISC USSi.D

Artesia. y, NJ, July lo.--fhe mat
ter OF creamery for Artesia which
has been agitated for some time past
was discussed az length az meeting
OF the chamber OF commerce held
Tuesday evening. and arrangements
are loing forward rapidly for the es-
Establishment OF creamery here. fha
farmers are deeply Interested in the
project and Il r. certain that a cream
cry would he q big moneymaker and
do much 80 develop the dairyinS IN
dustry here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10

The recent attack ON Prime Minis
Ter Aaquith ia the house of commons,
when Young man associated with
The sumragettes threw q bag Of -four
at him. has again drawn attention 80
the awkward situation Of the house
In dealing with such interruptions.
The house OF commons can SUM
mon 10 the bar and examine and
oss-eNamine those who offend
against ita rules. but any proceedings
Of this kind must have the formal
titles Of trial aud would Involve the
right 10 deliver Ia the house speech
in defense. In the View of the guv-
ernme-t, a defensive address thus de-
llvered would be too big an adyer-
tisement for the cause, so any action
along this line has been avoided Of
course, MIR Aaquith could take out
a summons for assault. nut as he
would then have to appear as Wit
ness in a police court ana would be
subject To cross examination, there is
no possibility OF his taking this step.
The outcome. especially II there up.
pears any danger of repetition 81
the disorder. n likely 90 be- the clns-
ing OF the strangers gallery. as was
done last year
The government. some years ago,
gave the house an opportunity of In
creasing 10 powers 90 deal with such
offenders, but prof. ably FOR fear that
Il might interfere with demOnstrn-
lions by members themselves. the
proposal was voted down
There hns been remarkable fall
ing on In emigration from Great
! Britain 90 the Australian colonies
during the present year. according "a
the steamship companies concerned
] In this traffic n ~ put down 90 th,
/ present high level OF wages and tho
continued trade boom which give
men employment in England. be-
spite this. however, Canada continues
90 get "a very large number az emf,
/ grants from England and scotland. M
/ there are probably other causes fni
the decrease In the Australian figures
| This loss la traffic has been felt
rather seriously by the STEAMSHIP
lines running 10 the South Seas. I.hsi
| year there was tremendous demand
| for passages 20 Australia and New
Zealand, and 90 meet this trade IN,
steamship companies Increased IN,
accommodations on each vessel ant
also put on new steamers. To-day the
ships are running very light, even or
reduced schedules
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10

a=se4aS uHsaesannAsnra e. sAe 4eraaa
Melrose. n. A., July i0.--Melroso
has b sn emanclpated from adversely
ioiiowlnE the lean years 81 unsaecess-
ful dry farminx and on behalf Of the
pinins country IN formal manifesto
has declared her Independence Of the
shackles 90 hard times Tire Melroae
index publishes the following.
4 rlcciarasi0n ~ undergraduates.
Since 10 the COURSE If human events
Il has become possible for this town
to dissolve the bands 81 adveraity
which had connected a with distress
and 70 begin among the towns Of the
earth that dianlfied and comfortable
course to which the advantages az the
country and the price 90 butter fat
entisle Il, a decent respect 10 the op-
Unions Of manklnd requires that we
declare the causes which are leading
vs. u prosperity.
VIZ hold these truths 10 be self-evi-
dent. that East New Mexico e. endow-
ed by the Creator with certain un-
equaied advantages for the production
81 butter fat: that among these are
cheap land, continual sunshine and
abundance % feedsturfs. that 10 pro-
M by these gifts COWS arc bought and
silos are sea up among men. proving
their just worth By Increased profits.
The history Of past failures in this
section ~ a history OF repeated blum
ders and mls-dlrected effort. all hav-
Ing their direct source In Ignorance
OF the real purpose for which Il was
created. To prove this let facts be
submitted 10 a candid world.
Ignorance Insisted this was Great
Cd for an open range.
Through ignorance the coming Of
farmers was discouraged and herds
were lost for lack Of the feed farm
ers could have raised.
when settlers drove out the herds
Ignorance insisted that the selling Of
grain would accomplish what the cat
tlemen had failed To bring about.
when grain crops failed again and
again. ignorance insisted that the rain
fall would increase with the years
and we could ARRIVE" by sitting down
10 walt
when history convinced men that
no country ever sees an Increase In
rainfall. ignorance insisted that great
corporations would send men TO dix
AS wells ard set ny pumping plants
for AS.
when that paid no grocery hills, liz
nornnce sisore that tho government
should have been prevented from Civ
ing men these lands.
we. therefore. the people Of Mel
rose. appealing to Nhe records Of the
express office and ~ the First Nation
al. for the rectit ide Of. our rigures.
Do solemnly publish ana declare that
In the cream business. through IN"
Cow. alo and separator and by the
grace of the grasses which God gave
the southwest. these people Of Meirose
are. and by cream can remain IN the
middle OF the road which leads 10
prosperity, and on this second ami
versarv Of our entrance upon thts
Highway az Deliveranre. and for the
vigorous prosecution ~ our Journey
therein. we pledge 20 each other en-
couFaRpment, diligence and study.
more aud better cows. more ana his-
ger siios. more srparators and a steady
boost
Dome nj Melrose, New Mexico. IN
the year 81 Cream shipments Two
81 Ammo Domini. 1918.
CY LOWE.
HI p. BULL.
CEPH ARATOR,
RET n. KOWE.
y. y. -. CUTTER.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10

Logan. n. H. July ie-The crops
IN tho immediate vicinity az Logan are
taking on a very clean ana prosper
Qua appearance. The total abaohce
OF farmers IN town and The clean APP
penFanct Of tho fieids would indicate
that ouF farmers have not been lying
around Ia the shade the past few days
~ very hot weather.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10

Santa clara, caiif, Juiy lO.--Proies
sor g. A. Newiln, 81 the obseryator,
Of santa Clara university, announced
last night that 81 new group Of solar
spots has appeared on the suns sur
face and we've nrst notlceable today
az latitude N degrees north and on
The seth decree east parallel A pho
toGraph Of the ann WAS taken.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10

On VIII commence ahont tho first 81
August. on two trees the crop viii
b. picked Ia two weeks This ~ the
early variety.
The other part Of the orchard n
owned by w. T. Reese. lie viii have
q fair crop.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10

Tie stopped before q blind peddler
and bought o pencil putting Ave pen-
nios into the mans hand.
"Ilow do you know these are cents
I've given you q" asked the purchaser.
well SIR can distinguish tho
touch of cents Dy the sense Of touch, .
was the blind mans prompt reply -
Boston Transcript
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10

Cow sllo and Separator Have
Brought Prosperity to PEG.
pie Of MeIlose, Says Solemn
Manifesto; Artesia Getting
Ready to Have a Creamery;
Ex-aovernor Hagerman Is
Laying Condnits for Irriga-
tion; Pear Crop Sold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10
tunnel Between
ENGLAND AND
FRANCE
Project Once Strongly Opposed
BY Military Men Now Has
Excellent Chance Of Going
Through.

(Aseociatcd prcss Ccrrcspondence.l
London. July S.---The proposal 20
drive a tunnel under the English
Channel between England and
France, which FOR years was Oppused
by military men on the ground that
IL would destroy the isolntion Of Eng
hand. IN now being taken up seriously
with better chance Of going throush
than ever before.
The advance In dying made In re-
cent years has already virtually taken
away she advantage OF isolation. nut
even more than this the good "a "a =
lions now existing between England
and France have overcome the uppp-
sitlon 90 the scheme. The govern
ment ~ being urged 90 take the mat
ter up seriously; people who cross
the channel frequently favor the plaza.
service. are not opposed go the tln-
nnd the railways. who have To- keep
up costly steamers FOR the channel
service. are not opposed to the tan
mel idea. Tor they know that with the
abolition of the much dreaded chan-
mel crossing by sea, passenger trains
would Increase immensely
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10

The president of the Austrian
chamber of deputies has decided TO
make trial of an electric voting
machine for use ln the house.
Each member viii have two cleo
trlc buttons on his desk, one marked
PRO" and the other contra I'm
the wall opposite the president
chair an indicator IL fixed, consisting
% 5l6 glass tablets, numbered 10
hiG. These tablets are normally
dark. hut when y vote is taken each
shows either a white light for PRO"
or a red light for Contra" Zach
member has a number corresponding
20 one on the hoard. ana can there
fore personally check the accuracy 81
his vote. and the totals are shown on
another Indicator. NJ names are re-
quired, they are shown on the glass
tablets la either white or red letters.
In case Of secret vote the glass tab
let indicator ~ switched OF. aud only
the counting apparatus remains ac-
tive.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10

The day Of harsh physics ls gone.
People want mild. easy laxativea. Do
ans ReEultta have satisfied thousands
26c At an drua stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10

New York Tom O'nonFke. man.
aHnr 81 Az paiaar. has accepted terms
~ r. ~. pienne ~ Paris FOR match
between ralefr and George Carpeii-
tier next October tor q purse on 5it.-
ooo. The division Of lho purse snd
iha exact date ~ the hght VIII be
ARRANGED on tio arrival ~ palzer IN
pArie An effort viii be- made 20
match the winner with Jack Johnson
M November.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-10

Les AnHtltH The faea Whites
IolnnN nnndee nelt AthoanleA tor
JnlY 81 here won tallta on lAal niNhl.
4he mana4c4s could not aeree GA
|fHffnA
- 8m lhroufh win the ao.cailed
ftalhefuelaht ditision. said Dundee
PROM now on Z VIII appear only IN
the urhieeIght class
Dundee said Ne would llAe % meet
fHHfH cfHoa The dentist. however.
eRrtcit 70 meet HARRY TFenaall ln