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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-17
ICY FIELDS NOT AS
HEAVY AS LAST YEAR

Tho reports 1rom the regular and
display stations Of the weather b.
reau and meteorological service oe
Canada indicate that the fields have
practically diaappeared over the -
treme western portion Of Superior.
on KeWeenaw Point the fields aro -
tensive but are broken and driftinG
with the winds, The delds over tho
eastern portion are moving with The
winds except ct whitehall Point
WHARF they remain stationary. The
Toe IN st. Nary's river appears 1Sm.
In Green bay the tco continues lrm;
there u some water showing on tor
In Michigan ~ Ice folds were ~
ported over the western portion and
except Of South Haven. no 0elds veeo
v1eible - fhr north g Glen Haven
where they extsn6 70 North 41n3tcu
lsl1nd. North q .1eaSor yslA16 eNA
eastward 70 the otrattS the 10 Held =
intact, although the WARM weather q
the latter part of the week has ooftr
sned the top. n Lake Huro0 Ice 0ol6g
are reported OF PresQue Isle aAA
south 70 Middle Island and over ~
southern portion The 6elds aro e4tsnr
ave although not heavy.
The 81. Clair river q open 70 Mary
VILE and the Ice - running 1seely
ont Of Lake sc. Clair. Tho - IN ~
Detroit river extended nom YlShting
Island 70 Lake Nrie. bit On Friday
this ics moved out leaving the river
Open
The flsld over wsstsrn Lain hid 4
breaking mp. and along the soutA
shore Of the lake the aolds arc a.
tensive, although there = more open
water than reported last week. IA
Ontario the fields have moved %
shore and there are not many report
Cd this week.
In comparison with same period last
year there 10 not a. much Ice report
cd in any Of the lakes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-17
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

1hBoo dshotsrs OF Central Aigh
oohook 0ooeEo Danieh, william II.
pGgyoDoo and Daniel Crockett wtll 70
- Cleveland. Friday, March 30, 70
tnko Part In = debate with Cleveland
e1GA school students. The debate viii
~: Resolved. That the Monroe doc
0Ds should b displaced with IN all
A0er3ean union"
MA Nellie pece s.und.r.. r,.A.r.
aA1 Mr.. Clara Koshler Hebsrlein,
|13anaD& wiA give an evening Of iiters
|axy end musical features In the Bou-
lavor4 Congregational church. Thurs
~ evsoinx. March 10.
Iaaias Of tho zSsr society win dive
10 coGee party. Friday afternoon.
March %, u St. Johns school hall.
|tog ~ beno6t Of the German Protest
|ant Home eor Orphans and Old PEG.
PIE
An entertainment IN honor OF ct
pakr1ok VIM b given. Wednesday af
|teynooas n Providence hospital. un'
der he auspices Of Providence anxil
|iAgy. nusic. readings and refresh.
|nsnts VIII feature the program.
Members Of Detroit Thinning School
Alumni association VIII ontsrtain ths
|Soaior class az 1914. ct IN informal
|Seeepttcn and dramatic and musicale
|pgusyamt Wednesday aftsSnoon. from
q - : oAolook n 0hA1ee hail.
To lssvbsa1y 6cheot Alumni asso'
c1n<lpo, vhiph hAs been formally or
gAnlSeA WIN hold . supper and ~
unlon n ~ Nluott Taylor. Wolfendsu
1a1A ThurDday. Apr1l 70. The aaso
|eiation has eleCtsa tie following q
|Aceep: Ho9oraxy president pT1nnb
.i e Me,ea; n1ssaN s1';sm s .s'ts.
|secgetaSy. Harriet N. 6malloy; treas
IursF. Harry 9tocker: executive com
IMittee, 0ol Wolf, Daniel Rlokok Nor
man Saunders and william Aght
body.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-17
The Confessions of a Wife

you to let me 20 and see this GIRL.
II s6e - what you think che n you
Will only anger Jack and perhaps
prec1pdtate matters BY your inteSt
ference, and Il she ID what Jack
thinks she ID, I would not have her
hurt - you would hurt her by TAX
ing Harry Symone around to the
stage door and asking her to . typi-
eel after show supper. She would
probably accept. whatever she II,
moving you were Jacks brother.
'I1l write her . little note: 60
end call upon her and then decide
whether I want to know her. II I
like her I'll invite her to have din
Iner with just you and me and then
RI let you say what we shall DO next
/ n the matter
Dick hesitated minute. but his
arm did not relax % We rode along
In the luxurious limousine In which
The 6ymonee were sending No home
aftse our dinner 1t their house I
knew had won before he spoke, but
was surprised when hs said: II
gusts you are right about It, MarSis.
You % ahead and run Il your way"
Dick does not often toll me am
right when I differ With him, and
when he gives In to me he almost
always makes . favor Of Il
I have learned . good deal about
Dick since married him four
months ago. ! have found he 10
|Quick tempered and acts rather like
10 spoiled child when he cant have
his own way. However. I don't think
he h - obstinate or set" In HE
own opinions - are most Of tho
men have known.
He has . splendid capacity ~
making money and, alas. one quite
- great for spending Il. Although
he has 0no-third Of our income for
his porsonal expenses. there has not
been one month since We were mar
|ried that he has not borrowed from
me and out Of my two-thirds Of the
income pay all our living and my
own personal expenses. I have saved
10 little--sometimes u IN worry little
leach month.
Dick IN money matters 70 gensr-
Gus before he II Just. He loves the
business game and often think thai
after 10 leaves me In the morning
until he comes home he forgsts ut
|terly.
He u . mans man, viril, strong.
|egUtistical and usually good natursd
He u easily nattsrsd. especially By
70 pretty woman.
I noticed the other night whom
1lsanor vAirlow was talking b hin
that he fairly radiated warmth and
GOOD nature. and I knew ths4 che
w. catering Mr.. Dlcky 70 the top
|of his bent-clever glrl Eleanor
FAirl0w, and am sure che was ana
still 10 In love With Dick.
MIss Tairlow is . very boautiful
young woman end her vory atti-
|tuAe q hansing On D1c11s words ana
|abeelutsly lettering ~ hSu 1uAGmon&
|wos pousfng balm On his masculine
|egotiSm. But know that Dick II
|very proud Of me and that ny great
let attraction for him - that con-
|sean<ly surprise hin WITH eome i6sa
that - de net aaDuolate with ~
neo-eo0eeinSD I thiuk boeoro ~
|know me- Wounaub ottSuooopa 60e Nm
w. pupe1y yhysoeal.
- olfsS1 that = whore nloanor
|U1yluw lat out. - 1opoo1o1 ~
|nuch o. hes power . pleose hio ~
|sud di6 noe Gxert heroooR o1eueh -
Interest III mind. for, G1thonoA Dock
|alWoyo .ooyD he hatoD Alon-proW GeuG.
yet ne enjoys X vsry nusA-->a sl6all
>N ni1n~->AA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-17
HUSBAND TAUGHT GAME
THEN GOT REAL ANGRY

BOSTON. March 4s.-LOuis n Mar
tell testified today in the East Boston
district court. where he was charged
with not supporting hin wife. Annie,
that she was . continued poker play.
or, eften remaining ont late TO play
and losing large sums.
Mrs. Martell said her husband had
taught her how to play poker and
that she was always . winner. She
could not recall ever having lett the
table q loser.
MarteIl said he was wiling 10 hve
with his wife II she would give up
poker. but Judge Barnes Ansd him
800.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-17

uabol AdSienne Morrison, In pri-
vato lifo. Mrs. Richard Bennett. wife
G he star and producer Of Brieux's
romarlrable play, Damaged Goods. =
% b brought to the Detroit opers
house next week, b . member Of her
husband'S supporting company. The
BonnettD have three charming daugh.
ters. the eldest nine, and the young
ct three.
Last spring, whom Damaged
0oods" was produced In the Fulton
AsaAer, New York, she consented to
~ the role q 'sIhe Girl" With the
Expectation that the drama would be
Glvsn fUe . series q special matinee
S6rSogmanoes only. The appeal oe
y 1onx'e forceful lesson was 90 gem
1T huwsvsr. that Il ives soon seen
90 Il would b given en- tour dur
- - preoent season. Az Mr.. Ben.
- - anxious 70 have Mrs. Ben
- otpear b her original role, No
;owunn1od her to make arrangemonte
- sAsFying the children with her all
- season
~ Chief problem which fAced Mr..
uunnsoe was that Of the ohildren's
G1DDntSou. Il was au easy matter 70
6Guro Q governess but the question
H mute lessons was ore Of unusual
11nD13oo. The oolut1oa o4me IN he
- 6 . dummy plano Which y
r74oA = he sane oar with Mr.. Den-
l01o .oUoGmoneoo. This dummy -
7616 - tVo oD1oDt chijdroo, On
1SnM - DoE1nga, 10 prAct1oo a
- ~ Hny without dlsturbona
49, 49, 49, -. u
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-17
SIDEWALK STAND MEN
FIGHT CUSTER ORDER

The war between the city Of Detroit
and the sidewalk stand men has re-
opened. Tuesday . request for Z per.
nAnent Injunction restraining George
n. Fenkell. commissioner Of public
works, and Police Commissioner Gil
lespie from removing the stands was
asked Of the circuit court BY Jacob
0ermansky and Abraham Goldsmith.
owners og stands on CadillacsQ.
The petitioners claim that they have
operated the stands for 20 years: that
they were IN business many pears be-
fore the city passed an ordinance or.
dering them on the streets. and that
BY loss Of their stands they would be
thrown out Of employment and suffer
great financial losS. They said they
paid $50 and $40 per month, respec.
lively, - rent for the stands.
About per cent Of Ohio's automo-
biles are electric oars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-17

NEW ORLEANS, La. March IT,
The wealth and position Of Joaquin
DoniIla, former president Of Hon
duraa, lost their attraction Tor his II.
year-old 6ancee. Nargaret Kingston.
Margaret tried . buy her freedom
from her elderly admirer. but he
wouldn't even look 1t t2S0. 900. She
settled matters by clipping with Billy
stone, the cabaret dancer. Hat only
message 70 the Honduras ex.president
was: II shosild worry--you can do
that"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-17

NEW YORK. March 17-BlanGhe
Ring - having . lot q fun q IN
Lyric theater ooaxing the audience -
sing with her when she carols "Why
Ia the Ocean 30 Near the ShorefS
When + comes - ringing the spec.
tators = - aA3unots 70 the regular
show Miso Ring has everybody back
Cd on the boards. except Harry Lam
der and The profsssional hypnotists.
She doesn't neea aA awful lot at out
side assistanco. q tAat, for "Wheh
Claudia 0mileo~ = one a the most
amusing mnsical offerings New York
has sssA
VIM. vAvegsham, deeply dlsappoint-
cd at Nev Yogk'S failure - patreuise
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-17
CHAPTER xclx.

could tell By the way that Dick
tightsnsd his arm about me after !
he'd proclaimed myself hike every
other woman that while he did not
beilOvo what I said was . fact he
lovod me for saying II.
determined 70 press my point
obout The young woman In the
chorus shout whom Jack had writ
IN @.
~1SoW, Dick, dear, = said. III want
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-17

HI Shaksspsssan productions, "Othel
b. and Julius Caesar" has shot
- shutes into vaudeville, where ~
|dossn't have 70 figure up Ais dsdcit
on Saturday night but recelves .
small piece Of paper good Tor $500
|ot e1y ba1k.
yAvsrsham II appearing n 'sThe
oQusv Man." The real, original piece
- Ddwin Milton Royle wrote & for
Il Iamhs' Clnb gambol. From that stit
Hovlo later evolved the tour-act
drama Fsyersham gives . splendid
performances, we'll supDortsd ~ Ulioe
Two moro piaywrights have learn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-17

Harriet z. vIttum, Non-Partiean
Candidate Tor Atder,Noman, Seven.
tenth Ward; Marion Drake, prooree.
eive, PIrst Ward; Mre. oortsud0 i.
Dublin, ooelallst, twentieth Ward;
Aaes. josephine con0sr kanel<es oeeial.
ist Candidate, Sixth Ward; Mro. Der
nice Napleealesi, Progressive, Twelfth
Ward; Mrs. Julla Apnesw, Progreeolvs,
Thlrty-First Ward; Mrs. Ida Z. Mo
oersnut ooolallst, Seventh Ward.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-17
NEW SUIT SEQUEL TO
POSS DIVORCE CASE

NV YORK. March 17.-euprsms
Court Justice Page awarded Nrs. LII.
naa Z poa1, formerly Of Detroit $500
. 1pontA alim0ny, pending the trial
q 6or husband's divorce suit He has
4Ame4 porcy ThoEns IN his case.
~ Z 0eQual - the suit for $4,000
dAnAgos Tor assault brought By
Perey TAoE1e AGAINST Frank r. Poes,
MI. Lon n ThoSne nled . Suit today
n he supreme court against Percy
Thofn4 aaking for . separation On the
grounds Of alleged cruelty.
n her complaint Ars. ThoTue says
1Ae found Hhoyne had been associat.
hg with Lillian E. Poss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-17

~Lord send IN airly spring" pray.
q the shivering Billville parson.
mot one with the rheumatism and
ne earthquake chills In Il, and
snakes too frequent but = clear
apeingtims OF ash and freedom. ham
noeks and happiness. with jest
enough plowin' for exercise. and time
enough to rest on the river banks Of
Me and dream that We arc rich. 49,
Atlanta Constitution.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27
An Easy Way 10 Get
Fat and Be Strong

The trouble with most thin folks who wish
to gain weight Is that they insist on drue.
gng their stomach or stuffins It with greasy
foods: rubbing on useless flesh creams" or
following some foolish physical culture stunt
while the real cause of thlnness goes untouch.
cd. You cannot get Rat until your digestive
tract RsslmllAtes the food you cat.
Thanks TO a remarkable new scientific dis.
cnvery, 10 Is now possible TO combine into
simple form the very elements needed By tho
4 gestive organs to help them convert food
Into rich. fnthder blood This mastcr-strnks
~ modern chemistry IA called Snrgol and has
becn termed the greatest OF flesh ullders
Sargnl aims through Its re-generativc, re.
constructive powers to ccsI the stomach and
intestincs 10 literally soak up the iattenns
elements oi your food and pass them into the
blood, whcrc they are carried 10 every starv.
cd, hroscn-down cell and tissue Of your body
You can readily picture the result when this
amazing transformation has taken place and
you notice how your cheeks Ill out, hollcvs
about your neck shoulder, ard bus, dlsap.
Of solid, healthy flesh. sarsol is absolutely
harmless, inexpensive, efficient. shackls
Drug Co. and other leading drusrisu Of Tul
81 ana Vicinity have Il aud will refund your
money n you ara not satisfied. as per the
guarantee found n every package.
Cartion;- Wills Ssrgcl has given erc.il.
eni results Ia overcoming nervous dyspspsia
and general stomach troubles II should not
be taken by Hose who do not wish 10 gain
ten pounds or more.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27

he didn't know about Bellows testi.
mony on that point
Didn't You hear Bud Bellew tes.
tify at the Baker Mackenzie trial p
asked the prosecuting attorney.
A. 81 did not"
@. Didn't you read about it in the
newspapers?
A. mo, sir.
Q. Did you ever hear of it from
any source2"
A. mo, sir; I did not"
Q. you didn't testify about your
conversation with Bellew In Mrs
Reuters first trial, did you?'
A. "No. sir"
9. This is the first time you ever
told It on the witness stand2"
A. Yes, sir"
To impeach the testimony Of Ben
Burgess. who testified to having seen
Mackenzie and Mrs. Reuter- in bed to-
sether in the Reuter- home, the de-
fense introduced Mira. NJ. j. Barton,
for u years resident of Tulsa and
owner Of considerable Tulsa prop
erty.
Did you ever talk to Ben Burgess
about Mrs. Reuter?" asked counsel for
the defense.
A "Yes, sir"
O. "Where?"
A. II was talking with Mrs. Bur-
CESS one day In their home when Mr..
Burgess came home"
Q. What did you say to Benz"
A. II asked him II matter discussed
between Mrs. Burgess and myself be-
fore his arrival. concerning Mrs.
Reuter-. were true"
.. What did Ben say7"
A. "He told me he knew nothing
OF Mrs Reuter-, and had never been
inside the Reuter- some"
Prosecutor Malloy tried to get be-
fore the jury, the matters discussed
by the witness and Mrs Burgess, but
failed to do so.
I'VE Insist that the prosecuting at
torney sit down." demanded counsel
for defensc. He'll make the witness
nervous"
"Oh, l think Mr.. Malloy will treat
mo like q mother" said Mrs. Barton.
Il am mighty proud Of him."
Mr.. Malloy took his seat and con-
inued the cross examination.
The defense placed Ben Burgess on
tho stand for further oross-examina-
ton this morning. and he denied the
conversation related by Mrs. Barton.
Burgess told Of visit TO the Reuter-
home with Charlss Reuter- ana Ben
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27

The Scioto Ou company and Has
kcll completed 55o-harrcl we'll
natural iu ,ho Layton sand. No. 3 ON
the river bed lease va section 5-lS-i5.
The GYPSY Ou compnuy's 40. I H. y
e. WtNr Zoo tlc same section is a
90 barrel natural we'll and the Nc
Man Du comp1uy's No Louisa
Scott in section lN-1N-7 is good for
10 barrels natural
The Bartlcs,illc sand wells In this
field are stiu the principal items VI
interest and most uf the work ~ the
future will hc testing ont eastern part
of the Ocld.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27

Ramsdale some time before the kill.
ing.
What did you so for?' inquired
counsel for defense.
A. Charlie said he had some cold
ones at home"
Q. How far was II from Rams
dale's office, where you were at that
time, to the Reuter- homer"
A. About ten blocks"
Q. And you mean to say that a
man would walk ten blocks to get q
cold one" In Tulsa2" inquired Mr..
Charleton.
The defense endeavorsd to score on
the admission Of Burgess that he did
not testify at the preliminary hearing
Of seeing Mackenzie and Mrs. Reuter-
In Q compromising position.
Court convened this morning with
(ContinIcd o. page Q.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27

Crusuic. Davis. StrUm n sioaus 80.
>. D. Martin iu section 2O-gl-S Is a
15-harrrl we'll
The GYPSY on company iu section
G-2l-S on the r. % barnett farm Is
% l5-harrcl we'll This is across the
river In Os1rc county Tho Prairie
Oii Il Gas Go. completed NO =.
Lowe ln section 35-g1-7. good for 35
barrels
The ora Leo OF company complot-
ed No. Q Brissie tn section 35-e1-7. a
lOO-barrel we'll. their SO. / only max
ing about % barrels
Adjoining the Bosion farm the Gyp-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27
City NEWS


THE FIRE DEPARTMENT was
/ '"lI'a out yesterday morning at lV''V
hut ON their arrival they were unable
90 locate amy fire. The newly installed
/ furnace was not working just right
and caused the hasomaut TO become
/ fun of smoke.
.
/ WALTER NtAiNIE' Io.ander'
noon and WAS iakon 60 the Tulsa hos
pioL whore am operation will hc per-
/ formed ON his riEht leg. lie was in
urod when hc attempted TO get off of
o Santa Fee train M Colllusullo, scv-
/ crll days ago whilr In motion. HIS leg
/ is broken u two places
! JUSTICE LEE DANIELS yestcr-
/ day .rff,H .r frorrlarr Mr. lanes w
Bennett. aged q. of Miami Okla. to
Miss Elsie BcmIs age II. " this city.
The Young Iady's father accompanied
tbrm to tho court house and gave
his consent 70 the marriage. II IS
saij they win make their future home
in Miami. where Young Bennett has
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27

Forty acres, one shallow well, seven
sure locations to drill in section So
1919, near the big we'll. Call at
room 42O First National Bank Bldg
Tuesday adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27

NJ. H. Wutcrs, Undortaker. Lacy
assistant Private ambulance IA
West Third. Phone 93. ADV.
For Salc-l20 acres in foo or viii
lease 80 acres, 2O-2l-l5, Rogers
county George Brcchclsen, Chctopp,
Kan. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27
WITH rIE LIVE ONES

Harry skollN who is running two
slriuga OF tools On the Hcnldton field
ls lu Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27

u. j. Kclly of Ncw York city, pros
idcut Of the Manhattan on company
returned to Tulsa yesterday from Il
trip tO Kansas city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-27

June NJ. Rhooda " ST. Louis Is in
Tulsa re is Interested IN the game
out hero.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-25
Legal Notices.
NnTIcE OF ~


NOTICE OF SALE
In the District Court, 41st Judicial Dis
trict
c e Lewis and Olive " Lewis vs.. G. C
Sparks. A McAIinn. D. ". Buruey. e PasO
Fuel Co.. Laurie Hardware Co. No. 10.4ST-
Whereas. by virtue OF an Order OF sale.
issued out Of the 41st District Court. Of
Fl PasO County. Texas on a judgment rem
dered IN said Court on the 18th day o.
April. A D. 1914 in favor OF the said
C. z Lewis and Olive " Lewis plaintiffs.
and D. W. Buruey. FL Paso Fuel company
and Laurie Hardware company. defendants.
and against the said G. C. Sparks and A
Mcl1inn, No. 104s7 on the Docket OF said
Court. did. on the 11th cay Of May, A. D..
1914 at Mss o'clock a. m. levy upon the
following described tracts and parcels OF
land. situate IN the County OF e Paso.
state Of Texas and belonging 20 the said
G. @ Sparks and A Afc3Ilnn. towit- Lots
mum bered 1 TO s. both inclusive. in block
numbered 8. o. Alhambra Heights addition
10 the CITY o. e Paso. being the west half
% said block number Of said Alhaubra
Heights addition 20 the city o. e Pasoi
Texas. containing five acres, and on the End
day Of June A d. 1914, being the flrst
Tuesday OF said month. between the hours
said day. at the Courthouse door Of said
county. I viii offer for sale and sell at
public auction for cash. all the right. title
and interest OF the said G. c. Sparks and
A 8fcAiinu, in and 20 said property
Dated at E Paso, Texas, this 18th day o.
Nay. A D., 1914
Psytou J. Edwards.
Sheriff OF r Paso County, Texas
Bw y s Good DeuuEV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-25

NOTICE OF SALE
In the District Court. 41st Judicial Dis
Ernest Wright vs. C. c. sparks. A Nc
MINI. D. W. Burney. Fl Paso Fuel Co..
Laurie Hardware Co No 1886
Where's. BY virtue OF an Order Of Sale
Issued out Of the 41st District Court. o.
Fl Paso County. Texas on judgment rem
dered in said Court. on the 18th day OF
April A D.. 1914. in favor OF the said
Ernest Wright. plaintiff and D W Bur
ncy, Fl Paso Fuel company and Laurie
Hardware company. defendants. and against
the said G. c. Sparks and A. 3fc3Enn. de-
PENDANTS. No 104s5 on the Docket o. said
Court. did. on the 18th day OF May. A D.
1914. at II ;55 o'clock a. m. levy upon the
following described tracts and parcels OF
land situate in the County OF Fl Paso
State Of Texas. and belonging 10 the SAID
c. C. SPARKS and A. AIc3Iinn. towit- Lots
numbered TO 10 IN block numbered 5. OF
AlEamhra Heights addition the same being
the east half Of said block No. 5 Of said
Alhambra Heights addition TO the City Of
Fl Paso. Texas. containing five acres. and
on the End day % June. a D. 1914. being
the first Tuesday OF said month between
the hours of 10 o'clock a. m and 4 o'clock
p. m. on said day at the Courthouse door
Of said County. I viii offer for sale and sell
at public auction for cash. all the right
title. and interest o. the said c. c. Sparks
and A. McMinu, in and 20 said property
Dated az FL Paso. Texas. this. the 18th
day OF May, A d, 1914
Peyton J Edwards.
Sheriff OF FL Paso County. Texas.
By y s Good. Deputy.