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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-09-15
Berlin Claims Troops boIdino.

Berlin, Sept 15.-ft is officially
announced: 'In the western theatre
of war, our right has been engaged
in heavy but indecisive battles. The
French, who endeavored to break our
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-09-15
SHEPPARD CALLS CONFERENCE.
Texas Senator Wants Southern Gov
ernors to CurtaiI Crop.

Washington. Sept. 15.-Senator
Sheppard has called a conference
here of the governors of nine cotton
growing states to consider curtailing
next years cotton crop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-09-15
Cotton Belt Men Refuse.

ST. Louis. Mo, Sept. 15.-The Cotton
Belt railroad engineers refuse to sane
ton the threatened strike.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-09-15
Fort Worth Takes Much.

FIT. Worth, Tex, Sept. 15.-1O, 400
bales of cotton have been subscribed
for in Tarrant County.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-09-15

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 15.-May wheat
dropped four cents today, touching
fill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-09-15

of the recent allies victories also
played an important factor in caus-
ing Turkey to remain aloof.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-09-15

Do you know that alfalfa meal has
the same analysis as bran? It is
much cheaper 6 tt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-09-15
CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE)
BIG FIRMS ORDER COTTON
Chicago Firm Takes Ten Thousand
Bales, Detroit Four Hundred

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. ia Chi
cago firm has ordered 10000 bales of
cotton, and a Detroit firm 400 bales.
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WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans. La, Sept. IS
The weather forecast for Okla
homa for tonight and wednes-
day is generally cloudy.
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CONTINUED on page five)
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joyable 'hOurse were wiled away at
bridge after Naich refreshments we're
served. Mrs. Bush's guests included
Mrs. r. M. oyerend. Mrs Zeno K.
Myers, Mrs. w. ]. Dyer, Mrs. Lack
land, Mrs. Albert Homer Mrs. Day,
Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Theodore Lam
sing. Mrs. f. T. Williams and Mrs.
r. r. Reidford.
The friends Of Lieutenant and Mrs.
w. H. Munter viii be delighted to.
hear that they are due to arrive in
Honolulu within the next few weeks,
Lieutenant Munter having been or
dered here to take the place of LEV
tenant Mahr, who left this week for
Norfolk. Virginia.
Mrs. Munter was formerly Miss Ha-
eel HOFFMAN of this city and was enc
of Hcnolulu's most popular society
girls.
Mrs. Robert Atkinson Entertains.
One of the many entertainments
given In honor of Pa;y van Valken-
burg, prior to his departure for Van
couver, was that givcs by Mrs. Robert
Atkinson last Friday at her home at
Pearl City. A table decorated with
bright red carnations was set for ten
guests at luncheon. after which the
afternoon was devotes to swimming
and boating. Mrs. Atkinson's guests
were Paty Van valkenburg. Miss IA
chael Woods. Miss Ruth harrington.
Miss Kate Singlehurst, Miss Mildred
Chaplin, Miss GLADYS haistead, George
Bromley. Ernest Moss-Smith, Stanley
Mott-Smith.
A Card Party in Manoa.
A five hundred party was the form
CT entertainment Miss Charlotte Blake
chose for a few of her friends last
night at her home in Manoa valley.
Among those present were Miss Gladys
Halstead. Miss Doris Noble. Miss Ger
trude Blake, Harold II. Johnston, Billy
Noble, Mr. Lake, Roy Graham and the
hostess.
Dinner at the Country, Club.
In honor of their soa and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White OF Fresno
California, Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. White
entertained informally at dinner at
the Country Club last evening. An
artistic arrangement of astors and
carnations formed an attractive center.
piece for the table, at which covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
White, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent, Miss Kniest,
Mr.. Austin White and the host and
hostess.
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Society Personals

Mr. and Mrs Lewis Underwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rietow spent Sun
day at Haleiwa
- - ~
Miss May Kleugel, who has spent
a part of the summer on Kauai, re.
turned to Honolulu Wednesday,.
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DR.. and Mrs. Archer Irwin of Hilo
left in the Wilhelmina on Wednesday
for an extended tour of the mainland.
- - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall and their
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the summer months. Miss Elizabeth
will remain in Honolulu this wear.
Among the society folk who are
seeking refuge from the warm Sep
TENDER breezss are Mr. and Mrs.
Marston Campbell AIR. and Mrs
Campbell have closed their house in
College Hills and have moved 10 Ka-
hala- II is expected that Mrs. Camp
bell. who Is one OF Honolulu's delight.
full hostesses. will entertain at mum.
Der of beach parties during the month,
- e -
Alexander Anderson, who has spent
the summer with his parents. DIR. and
Mrs. r. w Anderson. left in the Man.
churia yesterday TO resume his stud
les in the east. Mr.. Anderson was
member OF the class Of 1919. Puma.
hou academy. ana at the close OF his
four years course was presented with
the trustees loving cup and his name
was inscribed upon the bronze tablet
in Pauahi hall. Punahou's roll OF
honor
|. Miss Blanche Folsome and Mrs
Fredericka Davis, two teachers at Pu.
nahou Academy, are expected in Ho.
nolHlu within the next few days. Some
time ago an item from one of the
Manila papers spoke of two American
ladies in the Philippines who were
stranded there without funds. No
names were mentioned and il was not
until few days ago that it was learn
ed that the ladies were Miss Folsome
and Mrs Davis.
/. - - -
One Of Honolulu's popular society
girls who has been unable to attend
most CT the recent functions, and
whose absence from the entertain
ments has left noticeable void. is
Miss Margaret Center. Miss Center
was injured in an auto accident a few
weeks ago, and has been confined to
her bed ever since.
Her host of friends, however, keep
the sick room gala scene with guam
titles Of fragrant flowers. 1t Is hoped
that Miss Center will soon be able to
resume her place In society as one OF
the leaders in the ever happy younger
set
- - -
The friends of Mr.. William Warren
of Trent Trust Company are regretting
the fact that he is to leave for the
Orient In the very near future, and
that he viii remain there for some
time. Prior to his giving up his posi-
ton the members of the firm present.
ed him with handsome gold watch.
~ - -
A charming acquisition to Honolulu
society this winter will be Miss Vir-
ginia Sullivan of San Francisco. who
will arrive in Honolulu on the Matson-
ia Tuesday While in the islands Miss
Sullivasi will be the nouse-guest of
Mrs f. ]. 0'Hara, one of the brides
of the army set. She viii also spend
some weeks as the guest of Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. S. A. Campbell at Soho
field Barracks. Miss Sullivan was one
of the bridesmaids at the O'Hara-
Cronan wedding, wh,ch was one of the
smartest social events in San Fran
cisco last spring.
- - ~
. A bit of news that will be most well
come to the members of the younger
set is the anticipated return of Miss
Carol Low. another daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Eben Low Miss Carol has
been in Boston for the past two years
and oynaefad IN rnuaain thar.o fhrozipfl
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Mrs. Baldwin Wood and Mr.. and Mrs.
George A, Pope in Burlingame.
- - -
Mrs. Thomas e Wall and her little
daughter Rosetta are among the pas
sengers expected on the Ma,sonia on
Tuesday. Mrs. Wall has been visiting
relatives in California for several
weeks ..-s-., .-..-s..-. .
7. One of Hunelulu's most charming
society matrons whose return on the
Matsonia is anticipated with much
pleasure is Mrs. A. J. Campbell She
will be accompanied by her two sons,
Reuben and James.
- - -
Mr., and Mrs. Adam Lindsay, with
their two daughters, Annie and Edith
and their son Adam, Jr., who have
been visiting in Honolulu, will return
to their home in Hilo by the Mauna
Kea this afternoon
- - -
Mrs. Boone who has been in Homo
lulu for some time with her son AMI
daughter. Captain and Mrs. J. T.
Boone, left for the mainland in the
Manchuria yesterday for six months
tour of the mainland.
s.. - - e
Mrs. Hatch, wife of Captain Henry
J. Hatch of Fort Armstrong. left in
the transport Sheridan on Thursday
en- route to California where she will
remain for some time and where her
son will prepare for West Point. -:
Letters from Mrs Gussie Schmidt
who is visiting at the Parker Ranch
on Hawaii say that she is enjoying
the cool breeZes of Hawaii and that
the date of her return to Honolulu
has not been decided at present.
- ~ y
Lieut. John r. Mahr. one of the
popular officers of the Thetis. left in
the Sheridan on Thursday for Norfolk,
Virginia. Mr.. Mahr has lived in Homo
lulu for some time and was well
known both in the service and civilian
circles. ...=... .-..
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush with their
family have returned to town and
have opened their Kewalo street
home The Bushes have spent the
summer months at Aiea where they
have entertained at number of in
formal functions. ..@.>.. "..~
~ = = '.* ~
Lieutenant and Mrs. Livingstone
Watrous Charlotte Reichman) are
expected home in the, Matsonia Tues
day. Lieutenant and Mrs Watrous
have been spending their honeymoon
at Lake Tahoe and viii make their
home at Schofield Barracks. =
u - - -.
Miss Glenna McCraeken, whose en-
gagement to Godfrey Podmore was
announced in the early summer, will
return to Honolulu in the Matsonia on
Tuesday No definite plans have been
made for the wedding as yet, but it is
expected that the affair will take place
in the near future. r.. -.
- - -
Mrs. Harmon Anderson, who has
spent several days at Haliewa with
her sister, Mrs. Oryille N. Tyler EN-
incline Magoon). returned to her home
on Keeaumoku street on Thursday.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Tyler came to
town with Mrs Anderson and will re.
main here for the weekend.
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Miss Antonette Foster and her
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my sides WHICH the
doctors said were
caused by inilamma-
ton. l suffered q
great deal every
monthand grew very
thin. | was under the
doctors care for two
long years without
any benefit Finally
after repeated sug-
gestions 10 try IL we
got Lydia E. Pink
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mother, who have been touring Europe
and the Orient for the psst year, re-
turned To Honolulu THURSDAY morning.
Miss Foster is teacher at Punahou.
Academy and members of her classes
expect to hear many interesting stur.
les this year OF the experiences OF
their teacher. ii
r. e = g -. T..
Mrs Francis Gay. who has been one
of the most charming hostesses of the
summer. accompanied by her son Err
nest. was a departing passenger in the
Wilhelmina Wednesday. The house
party al the GAY home on Kauai was
one of the most enjoyable affairs of
the year. Mrs. Gay viii remain N the
East until next summer .. .~
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One of Honolulu's nest charming
society women who expects to spend
the winter in California is Mrs. Ar
thur Wilder. Mrs. Wilder only re-
turned to the islands in June and her
many friends here were in hopes
that she would delay her pleasure trip
until the first of the year -
Mrs Mary Gum, who has been in
the east this summer. will return to
Honolulu in the Matsonia next Tues
day Mrs. Gum has been studying
the newest of the dances that are
amusing society at Newport and It
is expected that she will Introduce
them to Honolulu this winter.
q q
Mr. and Mrs G. W. c. Deering are
expected in Honolulu in the Matsonia
ON Tuesday During her last visits
in Honolulu Mrs. Deering was most
charming hostess at informal Sunday
night chatting dish suppers. In fact
Mrs. Deering initiated the Gus
tom and for more than a season cha
fing dish suppers were the rage.
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Capt. George Steunenberg, the army
poet. was a departing passenger in
the transport Sheridan Thursday. Cap
tain Steunenburg has been confined To
the Fort Shafter hospital for several
weeks and as his illness is considered
serious it was decided by the authori-
ties that he should be sent to San
Francisco for further treatment.
Miss Grace Carter, the charming
niece of Mr.. Ranny Scott, left for the
mainland in the Wilhelmina on
Wednesday. Miss Carter was one of
the most popular members of the
younger set and she made hosts of
friends while in the islands. She was
feted extensively and was hostess at
a number of delightful functions dur.
ing her sojourn in the islands.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Cooke
(Muriel Howatt), who left a few
months ago to spend their honeymoon
touring Europe, were last heard from
aboard the Celtic homeward bound.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooke, who were married
here in the spring, are two of the most
popular members of society and their
many friends and relatives are anx-
iously awaiting more definite news
from them.
y - -
Miss Phoebe Carter, the eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George r.
Carter, left in the Wilhelmina on
Wednesday to resume her studies in
the east Miss Phoebe and Miss Eliza
beth have spent the summer with their
parents and were hostesses at numer-
Gus informal entertainments during
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family returned from Waihole yester-
day and are again at home on Kewalo
street.
Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Hemenway, who
have been visiting in Pacific Grove,
California, will return to Honolulu in
the Matsonia.
Mrs. Charles Wilder, who has spent
some weeks on the mainland, will be
a homecoming passenger in the Mat.
sonia Tuesday.
Mrs. Sam Peck OF Kaimuki has as
her house-guest Mrs. Sam Johnson of
Pahca, Hawaii. who is spending few
weeks in the city.
y y -
Mr. and Mrs. Ranny Scott, Miss
Claire Kelley and Harry Whitney are
spending September at the Whitney
home at Kaalawai.
y - y
After delightful summer at the
Judd home at Waihole. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Pratt have returned to their
home in Manoa valley.
- - y
Mrs. E. F. Hansen who has spent
! the six past weeks in San Antonio,
Texas, was Homecoming passenger
! in the Manoa Thursday.
- - y
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane have
closed their beautiful home at Ahui-
manu- and are stopping at the Arthur
Mcintosh home IN Nuuanu valley.
- ~ ~
Mrs. Arthur B. ingalls,, who with
her little daughter has spent the sum-
mer visiting her relatives on the main
land. is expected home in the Matson,
ia on Tuesday.
Mr. Leonard IT. Camp left in the
| transport Sheridan Thursday for a
three-months' visit in the states. Mt.
Camp is to visit relatives in Chicago,
ST. Louis and Memphis.
y - y
Mr.. Frederick w Meters, wife of
J Commander Meters of the navy tug
Navajo, returned to Honolulu in the
Manoa Tuesday, Mrs. Meters was ac-
, companied by her children.
- - e
]. NJ. Lydgate of Kauai and his
| daughter, Miss Dora. student at
Punahou academy, who have spent
/ the summer on the mainland, will re-
/ turn to Honolulu next week.
~ - -
William Morgan. a son of Mrs.
James Morgan was a departing pas
senger in the Wilhelmina on Wednes-
tday Mr. Morgan is on his way to
Cornell where he will resume his stud
les.
- - e
Mr.. p. C. Jones, who. as he says, has
taken the first vacation in 25 years.
i has evidently had a surfeit of pleasure
jaunts on the mainland for he is ex-
tpected home in the Matsonia on Tues.
day.
.1 ~ ~
| The San Francisco Examiner of a
recent date speaks of the return to
San Francisco in the near future of
Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton, who has
been in Honolulu for the past few
! months. Prior to her arrival in the
: fcIo de
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after SUFFERING
TWO LONG YEARS
Mrs. Aselin Was Restored to
Health by Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Minneapolis, MINI. - After my little
one was born | was sick with pains in
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the winter at least Her plans have
been changed, however. and she will
again be seen in Honolulu in October
Miss Lew has devoted most of her
time to the study OF art and aesthetic
dancing. Letters from her teachers
in art have been most encouraging
and her work in the life classes has
been particularly good.
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''Ainamanu. the beautiful home OF
Mr. and Mrs. William Afontrose Ora
ham, is to be leased for two OF three
years, as Mrs. Graham. whose health
has been very poor for the past sew
eral years is to leave for the east IN
order to try the benefit Of the same
.e - -
Miss Hazel auckland will open her
dancing classes for children this af-
ternoon at Odd Fellows hal1. Miss
auckland has studied the latest fads
in dancing this summer and it Is hoped
that she will open an evening class
for the .grown-ups" in the near fu-
ture
(Additionas society on page hve.l
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hams Vegetable Compound. After tax
ing the third bottle Of the Compound |
was able to do my homework and today
! am strong and healthy again. | will
answer letters if anyone wishes to know
about my case. - Mrs. JOSEPH AsELIH,
62s Monroe st, NE, Minneapolis, MINI.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs, and today holds the record Of
being the most successful remedy We
know for woman's ills. If you need such
medicine why don't you try itr
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound viii help you,write
to Lydia E.Pinkham Medicine Co.
(confidential) Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter viii be opened,
read and answered by q woman,
and held in strict confidence.
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William Morgan, son of Mrs.
James Morgan was a departing pas
senger in the Wilhelmina on Wednes-
day. Mr.. Morgan is on his way to
Cornell where he will resume his stud
ipc
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Mr.. p. C.. Jones, who. as he says, has
taken the first vacation in 25 years.
has evidently had a surfeit of pleasure
jaunts on the mainland for he is ex-
pected home in the Matsonia on Tues.
day
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= y g

The San Francisco Examiner of al
recent date speaks of the return to
San Francisco in the near future of
Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton, who has
been in Honolulu for the past few
months. Prior to her arrival in the
islands Mrs, button visited Mr. and
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Mrs. Overend Complimenteo.
Mrs. R. M. 0verend was the compll-
meuted guest at pleasant informal
efleinoon on Friday at which Mrs, 9.
rred Bush was hostess. Several en-
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A bit of news that will be most well
come to the members of the younger
set is the anticipated return of Miss
Carol Low. another daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Eben Low. Miss Carol has
been in Boston for the past two years
and expected to remain there through
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush with their
family have returned to town and
have opened their Kewalo street
home. The Bushes have spent the
summer months at Aiea where they
have entertained at number of in
formal functions. ..,=~
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Miss Phoebe Carter, the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Carter. left in the Wilhelmina on
Wednesday to resume her studies in
the east Miss Phoebe and Miss Eliza
beth have spent the summer with their
parents and were hostesses at rlumer-
Gus informal entertainments during
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The friends of Mr.. William Warren
of Trent Trust Company are regretting
the fact that he is to leave for the
Orient In the very near future, and
that he viii remain there for some
time. Prior to his giving up his posi-
ton the members of the firm presents
ed him with a handsome gold watch.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Livingstone
Watrous Charlotte Reichman) are
expected home in the, Matsonia Tues
day. Lieutenant and Mrs. Watrous
have been spending their honeymoon
at Lake Tahoe and will make their
home at Schofield Barracks. - :.
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(Additionai society on page ive.l
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Lieut. John R. Mahr. one of the
popular officers of the Thetis. left in
the Sheridan on Thursday for Norfolk,
Virginia. Mr.. Mahr has lived in Homo
lulu for some time and was well
known both in the service and civilian
circles. 49, .-..
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Mrs Mary Gum, who has been in
the east this summer. will return to
Honolulu in the Matsonia next Tues
day Mrs. Gum has been studying
the newest of the dances that are
amusing society at Newport and It
is expected that she will introduce
them to Honolulu this winter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-08
DAILY RECORD
nniIdinr Perrniia.

r. Rodriguez to build an room
sdobe Ninth and FL Paso streets; estimated
cos ro EaO0T ArcNullen, to build frame out
house 62S Federal street; estimated cost
IT. To r Rodriguez. to build additional room
81 o19 South Virginia street, estimated cost
ITO To- NJ. I. Roddy, to erect barber pole, 10
south Stanton street; estimated cost $2O.
no Thomas Holland, to build a frame
garage. S414 Tularosa street; estimated cost
F0gT W A. worIey. to make general repairs,
1116 San Antonio street: estimated cost $ouU'
Deeds Filed.
Idalia avenue between Louisiana and
FLORIDA Avenues. T. BlSchoI 10 Lloyu
E,ar1y lots 2S and %, block IA, Highland
park addition; consideration $500; Dec. 4,
South side of Trowbrldge between Fort
Miss road and Lamar street-James Craw-
for4 To crawford Lumber Co, lot 10 and
west 10 feet of lot Il, block L, Hague sub
division of Government Hill addition; con-
sideration 500; Dec 3, 1914.
South side Of Trowbridge between Fort
Bliss road and Lamar street,. D. Love
to James Crawford. lot Is and west 10 feet
Of lot a. block L, Hague's subdivision OF
Government Hill addition; consideration
500; Dec. 5, 1914.
North side of Campbell street between
blanchard and Blacker streets-R- A
Ramey and Tom B. Newman to Ballard
Coldwel lots H. Il, 10. Il and IS, block
1870, Alexander's addition; consideration
$500; oct ~ 1914
Licensed to Wed.
Biscente r. Corrillo to Feliciana Palocios.
lose Herrera to COrnelia Martinez
Miguel Salazar to Jesus Mendoza
A. E. Saunders to Bertha Short.
Automobiles Licensed.
2g1O-H. NJ. Shaffer. Durazno and Cebada,
streets five passenger Ford
2911-City health department city hail.
Metz runabout
2912-Merardo Blanco, Grandview Park
and Hamilton, five passenger Overland
2s13-SimUn Najera, 2SO7 FINLEY street.
five passenger Ford
2914-C P. Goulding, 1928 North Oregon
street, seven passenger Cole.
2el5-F H. Stocker. 1922 Myrtle avenue,
five passenger Ford
29I6-Dease & Odell, smelter six passen-
2ef7-w. H. Burnett. 2512 Wyoming
street, five passenger StudebakeF.
Births-Males.
To Mrs. Ed Caldwell, 617 Gold street.
Dec. 5. 80. WI,
street; Nov. 80.
To Mrs. Anselmo Barela, IS Laurel street;
To Mrs. Leonard C. E. Bigneu, s11 Mesa
avenue: Nov. so.
To Mrs Thomas Andrew Dougherty, Al
tura Park; Dec. l.
Births-Females.
To Mrs Augustin NJ. Sloane, 707 Hidalgo
alley; Dec 5.