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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
Amateur Games To-Day
CnnIful CIV I,caCuc.

Capital city League.
First gamc-A Shland ". Battle Axe,
at Broad Street Park.
Second gamc-Gruys Us. Ashland, at
Broad street Park.
Richmond League.
Portncr vs.. Richmond Electric Co. AT
Byrd Park. Umpire. Sims.
Burk Is. FORMER. at Southsde Park.
Umpire. Davis.
Old Dominion League.
llcos V. Walltover. at Byrd Park,
80 O'Clock.
Peconu, Crisp. ". Alcos. at Byrd
Mr.. Bottoms will umpire both games.
Commercial EenGuc.
Woodall ~ Quarics vs.. Signal Corps.
At floyds Park. Umpire. Tolcr.
Ryan-Smith ". Crafts, at SCOTS Adj
diti"n. Umpire. Morgan.
Home Brewing. TO. vs.. Roundtrcc-
Sutherland. at Clarke's Spring. Cm-
Union League.
Cubs V. Virginia shoe Co. at Semi
Athletics vs.. Epworth at Bcncdictinc
Park.
Central League.
Main Street Furniture VS.. Wood
workers, at Fulton Park. Umpire,
Scott.
II. :. Wright vs., tIus,lcrs. at ST. An
drcw's Park. Umpire. Hin.
Indians ". Jones Bros. nj Southsido
Park. Umpire, Via.
Federation IrnSue.
Heights. at Barton Heights, $50 +. NJ.
Umpire. Mr.. rhorpc.
IIowitzcrs vs.. Blues 1.-TWO gamesl. At
Highland Park, BIS +. NJ Umpire.
Martcnstcn.
McC;ll vs.. Highland Park. 1T Byrd
Park, 400 +. NJ. Umpire. kraussc
The double header that viii be PLAY
cd az Broad street Park this afternoon
by the Capital city League should b."
tho classicst article of amateur baseball
ever seen in this city. Owing To the
fact that the Collegians have dropped
out OF the league, the players of this
team have joined other clubs and add
cd considerable strength TO them. max :
ing this league far more evenly match
cd than IL has been since its orSani-
zation.
Ashland took The big Slice Of tho pie
when IL succeeded in signing Danny
Wright and Fergus McRcc. Wright is
considered the most consistent pitch er
in Richmond, and with any kind of
support should win the ma iority Of his
games. Fergus McRcc is player that
amy manager would feel proud to pos
ScSs.
Battle Axe has signed Cummings and
Morens. two of about as fast iniicldcrs
as can be found playing amateur base
ball.
kinGan OF tho Richmond League. has
signed Bob" Powell, who has hecu
covering left for the college boys. Pow
ell Will work behind the bat for Kim
gan. while Bcasley is out of tho game
duo to an injury received in practice
on Thursday afternoon.
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CUBS TROUNCE BRAVES

Chicago. July lo.-The Cubs won
sloppy game from Boston, II TO 6. In
three hours this afternoon. Lavender s
triple IN the second inning. with the
bases fun cleaned tho bags and was
responsible for four runs. Two runs
came off Hess IN the third inning. In
the eighth Crutcher was pounded for
four hits. including two doubles. n
runs. In the nfth. with the bases full,
Evers hit :, ball that struck nrst base.
Umpire BYRON called II foul and a
rear-riot resulted. In which Lavender
and Brcsnahan were put out of the
game. Umpire johnson reversed BY
rou's ruling. Score:
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DODGERS WIN AGAIN

Cincinnati, July l0--Brooklyn battcd
senton hard in three innings to-day
ana took another game from the Gin
cinnati aggregation. II to d. Both
teams used three pitchers. Cincinnati
used nineteen players in all. Tom
clarke, the locals first catcher, was hit
by foul tip and his right hand split
open. Twombly. new left fielder. was
hit on the knee while at bat and forced
10 retirc. 1t lis believed he will MAY
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ERROR BREAKS PITCHERS
REMARKABLE RECORD

Cedar Rapids. Iowa. July o.-An error By
First Bascman Fulton to-day robbed Lefty"
MclinEec. pitcher OF the loca Central As
ISOLATION team. OF the glory OF eauaiiinE
"cy" YounE's record OF perfectly pitched
game.
Pitching against Burlington. Mellinger al
lowed no hits and no runs; gave not sin
gle base on balls. hit no batsmen. and Was
faced by only twcnty-Scven battcrs The
batter spared by Fultons was put out
when tho next man hit into a double play.
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COLTS LOSE FIRST CAME;
BATTLE SECOND TO DRAW
launched Hits I'm First, Seventh and
Eighth Gave Victory TO
Tigers.
SECOND GAME GOES 10 FRAMES

Ieibs's Work at Bat Responsible for
toanokc's Success-Umpirc Clarke
Fines Sloan for DisputinS Decision
Two Games Scheduled for To-Day.
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DARKNESS ENDS GAME

Philadelphia. July i0.-Aftcr battling
for eleven innings to-day, the Athletics
and Detroit quit on account OF dark
ness. with the score s TO \. When Pen
mock weakened in the eighth the Tigers
accumulated six runs. and as BENDER.
who relieved pcnnock, was not effcc-
tive, the visitors put on two more in
the ninth inning. making the score )
10 s, in their favor. With two on and
two out in the ninth. with two runs
needed to tie the score. Harry Davis
went TO hat and scored the runners
with a long drive to left. Neither side
WAS able TO score after that. score:
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New York
Cleveland,

zeli walked and stole second Mullen
beat out Il hit and IIartzcll tailed.
FIRST GAME.
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Al Orth Improying.

l.ynchburg Va. July io.A orth. the
National League umpire. who severely
injured while umpirinE II game In Phla-
dclphia three weeks ago. has returned 10
his home here To recupcratc. Although he
spent two weeks in Philadelphia hospital,
Mr.. Orth Is still unable to walk without
crutchcs. Ills Injury is confined 10 torn
ligamenis In the right knee and the injury
is now rapidly improving.
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Boston

rotals....33 II 70 :: e Totals IS $ a:i Il
'Ba,ted for Crutcher in ninth.
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FIRST Ga ME.
NrNttnrf Aexxs

'Battcd for Mullin in tenth.
tone out when winning run Was
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SCOTT EASY FOR RED SOX

on Scott in the NTH inning of to- day's
game and hattcd out - to victory
over tho White Son. 1t was the last
game OF the scries. and the Chicago
players left Immediately after the
game 10 catch tho train for New York
Rankin Johnson pitched good bali for
five innings. when he was hit on the
elbow by pitched ball and had TO re-
tire. Bcdicut finished out the game in
fine style. Score.
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WIiEnE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago nj New York.
Detroit mt Washington.
IT. Louis nj Philadelphia.
Cleveland mt Boston.

Washington. July washington
looked over "A parade OF Brown pitch
crs in easily winning to-days game
Taylor. Weiman. IIoch and Lcvcrcnz
each took q turn in the box. and all
were hammered quite freely by the
Senator's. seven runs in tho first two
sessions made il only a loaf for Walter
Johnson, who went five innings. and
his successor. Harry Harper Three
singles in succession off Johnson in the
third with none out. failed TO bring
tho visitors = tally. score:
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" asliincton.
Totals....cS 81 eii5 Totals...a, SIS :. .
'kAtlel Tor l.cNcrcmE IN NINTH.

score nE innings. u.
ST. Louis. ........................oo . I
Washington ....-......4........3 i ~ q Q So
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Richmond ........00 ZOO O.
........,.. i o q %
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SENATORS WIN GAME
BY HEAVY STICKWORK
Taylor, Wcilnian, Hoch and Lcycrcnl
.lll Hammered Freely by
Grifiith'S Men.
BOSTON DEFEATS WHITE son
New York and Cleveland Divide u
Doublc-iicader. Darkness Stopping
Second Game i'm SiNth-.ithletics
and Tigers Play To Tic.
American League Results


Cleveland, :; New York, . first
GatncL
Cleveland. u; Ncv York, tscconh
game; n, Innings; dnrkncssb.
-. IoutS. i: ::>hinEton, -
Detroit. =; ihiiudcIphin, y eleven
innings: dnrknrssb.
thicHSo, !; HoSfon, >.
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American Association.

At Cleveland Cleveland. :: Minnea polls g.
At Indiana poi:s-Indianapo!is. I. ST.
Paul. 4.
Al Conunhus-Columhus. q Kansas CITY /.
~ acknowledgements. i6 Milwaukee. s.
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Southern League.

~ ATLANTA Atlanta .: Montgomery.
Al Chattanooga Chattanooga. T. Bir.
mineham. .
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS 6: Now Orleans. J.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :. Mobile. ..
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SHIPBUILOERS LOSE
DOUBLE-HEAOER TO TARS
ilcNandcr'S Single, stolen Base aud
Prcssly's BLOW Score Only Itun.
Reynolds on in Decisions.

Norfolk, VA. July lo.-Norfolk took
both ends Of tho double header with
Newport News to-day. The first was
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SuSEs blanks ntSons.

Baltimore. JULY lie Baltimore shut
out Buffalo to-day, to o. Suggs
pitched Il mastery game. Score
baltimore .....oo1o3oo ks :
Buffalo .. % o 0 o 30 -
Suggs and Russell Schultz, Wood
man, and Blair.
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rotais-...a. . ic,l, Totals. % 10 =

score by innings: Il.
cleveland .......................iS I q ! ~
New York. .......................nC y | & 30 :
Summary: Left on bHses-CleVclani. 8; New
York :" Bases on hails-or Gregg. !: om
WARRIOR. .: by rich. !. 1hrce-basc hit
Chapman. Two-hasa hits-Kirl<c rcckln-
pauEh. Turner Mullen. Sacrifice hits-Tur-
nor ~. Laioie. kirkc. chapman Sacrifice
nics--l.cih"ld. Jackson. Double playS-Crre.
rcckirphugh aud Maiscl; Boonc Nunamakcr
ANA Mullen. fiits-or WARRIOR 70 In In
ninGs. of Pieh, In innings. Time. 2.e,,
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South Atlantic League.

A. Albany-Aibany 4; Savannah, I
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS Columbus. rain
~ Observation-Disclosures. !. Jackson
vic. O.
At columbia-columbia. :; Macon / uhir-
tccu inninGs).
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international League.

~ Toronto-ToTonto. s. Montreal. f:
Al jersey City-Jcrsey city. .: proH.
dcnoc. 10.
Al Baltimore Baltimore. o. Newark s.
~ Rochester Rochester, 3. Buffalo s.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
KRusns city nj ~. Louis.
indianapolis AT Chicago.
Bunaio mt HnItimorc.
Pittsburgh mt Brooklyn.

day won from Brooklyn, 10 3. Score:
x. III. +.
Pittsburgh ....i 90 % SO % . q
Brooklyn ...,.. o y q - o > n--i
knetzcr and Berry: JUL. Peters. and
Land
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PERMIT HOLDS GIANTS
To FIVE SCATTERED HITS
Cardinals Win Third Consecutive
Game From Leaders i'm
pcnnant Race.
BRAVES BEATEN BY CHICAGO
Lavendcr's Triple Scored Three Runs.
Phillics Hit Freely and Take the
Third Straight Game From Pirates.
Brooklyn Defeats Reds.
BRAVES BEATEN BY CHICAGO
National League Results

YESTERDAY SCORES.
philadrIpbfn, =; PIttsburEh, =.
brooklyn. ~; Cincinnati. u.
>cW York, ~; -. Louis, ..
HOstOn, q; Chicago. II.
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Score by Innings: n.
Boston ............-.......i % i.
summary: Erro-<-Saler. Zimmerman 90.
Two-haso h!ts--Caiher Zimmerman ~.
Good. Three base hits-f.csch. Lavender.
Marsnv! schultz Home run-SehUlte.
Double pla!s-Msranylii" 10 F:vers 10
schmidt, Leach ia sweeney. Bases on sails
off R"ss .; of Lavender :. struck
by Lavender. !, ~ fi-rcc. :; by HesS, !.
hy trUtcher. /. Sacrifice it-SWcencr.
stolen b4ses-Cathcr. Coryidau. Time. ::5i
Jmp.rcs. Byron and Johnston.
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Pittsburgh.

NNOTN ~ lFIIINEs. II.
Pittsburgh ..........+........,.o . q o u o -
Philadelphia ..................,. l y . o y %
summary: Errors--Niox ~. l.udcrus. Mar
tin. Two-basc hits Mitchell. Martin. Mat
tison. Three base h;s-Paskert, Becker.
stolen bases Carey. Martin, Wagner. First
base on balls--on Kantichucr. /. off Matti-
SON .. HI, by pitcher-by Kantiehner. i.
Struck out-by Harmon :: by knntlehner. s..
by Macarthur. /. by Madison. (. Time. 40.
Cmpircs. KLEIN and Emslic.
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Portsmouth.
l,,t.,ls, g.. ;;i,,,,; - 3 "a II

Sacrifice hits--.immons. Agnew. Dam
rau. l.auGhlin. stolen bascs-O' X ccfe.
Troy. Summons Double piays-Whitted
and Foilcs: Busch. AGnew and Barnett:
Busch and Barnett. Struck out-bv
o'Erien. L: by Richmond. 9 Base on
halls-by OBrien, !; by Richmond. .
Left OH cS--rortSmouth, G. Peters
burg, 1. Umpires. Henderson and Nor
cum. Time OF game. 80.
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WHERE: THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia mt Pittsburgh.
brooklyn mt Cincinnati.
New York mt 1t. Louis.
boston ut Chicago.
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PITTSBURGH WINS EASY
VICTORY OVER BROOKLYN
SuERs Pitched n Mn.tcriy Game. and
Baltimore Hanks Bunnio by
Score & to %.
Federal League Results

yesterdays SCORES.
Buffalo, q; baltimore. 4.
Pittsburgh. >; Brooklyn. 2.
tNO other Enmcs schcdulcd.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-28
RAIR0 AND AUTOMOBILE TINE TABLES


All trains arrive and depart from Union
depot. foot Of san Francisco street AL
arrivals and departures given IN e Paso or
mountain standard time
SANTA Re
For AIbuuuerque. Denver. Chicago. Los
AnEales-Lv. $50 a. m and SEQ p m
From Albuquerque. Denver Chicago. Los
Angeies--Ar. 1900 g. m and $50 p n
Ell PAsO s SOUTHWESTERN.
Cyyestern DivisiOnl-
For Arizona and Sonora-Lv. p N
and T:45 p m
From Arizona and sonora-Ar. 7:t5 q n,
ESQ p n
Eastern Divisionl.
For Kansas City. St Louis, Chicago-LT.
2.f5 o m and 1850 2. M
From kansas City. St Louis and Chicago
Ar. 6-3S a. m, 1:45 p. m
C., II. s S. A. AND s. P. TRAINS.
For San Antonio. New Orleans. Washing
ton-Lv. S;45 a. m and 11-e0 p n
From san Antonio. New Orleans, Wash
inEton-Ar. $40 2. m and Sis p m
For Arizona and CalLfOrnia-Lr. 6;5S q
n and $50 p n
e. m 1880 p m
TEXAS 8 PACIFIC.
For Dallas and St Loui=-Lv- T;45 q n.
From St Louis and DaIlas-Ar. $50 =
m. $50 .. m
NATIONAL RAILWAYS OF MEXICO.
(No regular ssrvics.l
MEXICO NORTH WESTERN.
(NO regular Eervice.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-28
Wanted Situations.

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WANTED-P0sItiou as housekeeper by com
perelt woman: no objection 20 country IN
Numbered Address z s-s, Herald
POSITION WANTED by experienced book
keeper in merchandise supply OF building
business. Phone 56sl-
WANTED-By young lady position as
teacher in refined family Write Teacher.
care Herald
WANTED-Position by man experienced IN
lumber business is good b0okEeepers speaks
Spanish fIueu-iy. willing 20 do other work
firstclass references Phone 40
CHAUFFEUR-YounE man. American. sin
gle. experienced. desires chauffeur's job.
". 257 Herald
YOUNG MAN. bookkeeping and general Of
flee experience. desires -oymeut. small
office preferred. neat appearance; good
health: best reference Write F. 1s1, Herald
WANTED-Position. candy maker All
around man p years experience Make
anything nrstclass. Fred Sprague, Hotel
Combs Albuquerque n IL
WANTED-Position on ranch in southern
Arizona or New Mexico; wife cook. teacher
husband bookkeeper. steuographer- latter
in first stages OF tuberculosis Address h
A Dick. Clayton. n n
WANTED-Position by a young man; sew
e-aI years business experience bookkeeper
and salesman now employed speak Span
ism. local reference. small town in south
west or Mexico Write southwest, Herald
RANCH-Youug man Of IS desires work IN
der q competent manager state size Of
place under cultivation. stock etc; refer
ences given and required 1Iormons nor Ger
mans need not answer. address Ranch. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-28
NE-.MAN INVESTMENT co.
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE BONDS
100 SAN ANTONIO ST

Si55O-BeautifuI 6 I'm bungalow, Nevada
81 $1,000 cash. bal suit
S42O0-5 I'm. bungalow, 50 It. frt. near
car line; splendid location. $500 cash, bal
suit
$500 nm bungalow, new, Rio Grande
St VIII take lots part pay SO monthly
S325O-j I'm. modern home. E. Fl Faso
$500 cash SIS per mo
s3OOO-BeautIful ru bungalow. car line
$500 cash. $50 per mo
S265O-5 rm bungalow, TT Boulevard !;
moderate cash payment. bal suit
$500 nm. modern home, 81 It. frt
$500 cash. $50 per mo
SGOoO-S rm modern home. splendid loca-
property
$50 per Acres acres Island. best buy in
valley. 10 percent cash. bal suit
$50 per ucre-S $40 acres mi fslcta,
paved road $500 cash. /. .. s, 4 yrs
$500 per acre acres Nsleta town
houses ] blk interu~han: terms suit
Newman Investment GO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-28
EXCHANGE OR SELL
WHAT HAVE YOU COTE
W NAVE

40 acres haE mile o. town. all in alfalfa /;
Uil raise from $50 20 800 tons per year
500 acres adjoining the town; so in al
falfa; balance grubbGd and ready TO culti-
vate-
1000 acres part In cultivation We VIII
cut up in tracts 70 suit
100G acres OF pasture land
brick stores. all rented On main busi-
ness street.
Several modern uptodate residences on
the best resident streets in town ANY size
you want from 4 90 u rooms All rented
1000 choice town lots. both business and
residence.
All Of this property IS unincumbered and
situated in the most beautiful little city in
the southwest
II you are built along trading lines we
can do business
We are not agentz-but owners
W r Edison.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-28

D
I w Central Ave, II Worth, Tex
For Sale-MisceIlaneOus.
+ TT0 - I inns suns and a io8e an ~
{ Hutton
/ FOR Waterproof tent 1oxI2 can
/ 1904 wyoming
FOR SALE-Several % hand coal stoves
{ one gas cook stove Phone f5S9-
FOR sALE-Bargain. High Grade piano
I player. practically new easy terms Phone
4fl1 J.
I FOR SAIL National cash registers The
price IS right and they are in good condi-
/ ton. address Jeff. care Herald
Fer Sale Real Estate-City Property.
( MONEY TO LOAN-515 Trust Building
THE ONLY available close in apartment
site for sale cheap Phone owner 552f J.
FOR SALE-New room house with bath.
$500 down. balance 5 years Phone fS13 J.
Is LOTS on PAVED ST. at a bargain. $3.50
each Phone 1926
! SNAP AT $685. room Brick al sl4
Aurora St. Highland Park. part cash.
terms, investigate Phone S755 J. Shreeve-
BUY FROM OWNER and save commission
Modern room house on Montana St. all
hul-tir features; party leaving town Write
Modern 81 Herald.
FOR SALE-2 south front lots. blocks
south from Country club half block from
car Ire and paved street, 5000 SO down.
SO monthly r. P Shelby, Altura-
FOR SALE-L.arge room cottage with
nice lawn, fruit trees. good chicken houses
and barn; nice home all furnished in mis-
son, very reasonable Phone -44l
OWNER WANTS TO SELL 4 LOTS. south
'front.'. Montana St. near Alta Vista school
20 percent down and percent a month
Wil divide Phone $40 W
8 ROOM HOME story brick in sunset
Heights. south front paved street retain
inE waIL fine lawn. sleeping porch A beau
ttul home Worth $4,000. Price for quick
sale, $500. Phone 4226,
YOUR LAST CHANCE 10 buy lots on the
west end Of Federal St. in Manhattan
Heights, along the proposed, route OF the
scenic highway az present prices Prices OF
this location will be advanced $50 per lot
c H LeaveH, Sole Agent.
BUNGALOW-New. 5 rooms. has electric
light gas. phone. furnace heat. hot and
cold water. basement and glassed IN sleep
ing room. VIII take part cash, part in FL
Paso los and balance easy monthly pay
ments Phone $3.50 or 1888
REAL BARGAINS for one quick sale By
owner Is lots. Cotton Ave and Columbia.
s56oo' fine view. close in on car line IS
acres on canal near center q fsieta; very
close 10 all convenience. all or part very
cheap rooms and acres in Tsleta. $4,000.
Other bargains Address r E. Hardaway.
Demlng. y. NJ
$500 CASH buys brand new room bunEa-
low never occupied. on paved street reason
ably close in heating plant hardwood floors.
double screened sleeping porch monthly
payments like rent Price $500 This is
actual cost Phone 1895.
MONTANA ST LOTS. $3.50 EACH.
beautiful building lots in block $500,
Montana St. worth $1,000 each. $3.50 each
including street paving, cement walk and
curb in and paid for. $4,000 residences |
next door and across the street VIII sell
or & Address 925. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-28

GLOBE To PHOENIX.
Eight hours. Via Roosevelt dam Leaves
Dominion. hotel Globe. daily. $50 g. n
Arrive Phoenix 4-50 ?. m Fare. SIS. Make
reservations IN advance.
ella Valley Auto STAGE Line. Globe. ARK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-28

e3 ACRES, IL MILES OF FABENs.
All bottom silt land SIS per acre; terms
81 acres 30 miles up river. p mile good
school. paved road improved mostly In
alfalfa. terms
30 acres near Ia Mesa. all IN cultivation
800 per acre. terms
ton $50 per acre
80 acres all bottom land. IS miles up
river $50 per acre; terms.
so acres fine bottom soil. near Ia Mesa
S55 Per acre
X. c. Bailey Land Co.
500 Mesa Ave Phone cess
e Paso- Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-28
ANDERSON REALTY CO.
3lS Herald Bldg. Phone 6s05
Bargains Our Specially"
Fair Dealings Our Motto"
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS.

Sl7o0-O r. cottage. High. Park $500 cash
SeCo0-4 f. bungalow. Govt. Hill $500 cash
>-soo-i r. cottage. all furnished Only $500
cash. bal $50 mo.
$1,000 p bungalow. Nil Hts new, COM
pletsly fur; garage $500 cash
$500 r. bungalow. Montana 5000 cash
$3.50 r bungalow. California. all builtin
features A beauty. Worth $500 more
40Siz y. oregon BiclneIL- Phone 523S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-28
Wanted Situations.

>-~N----~~~-~---~-~-~-~~~~
VAN Eli i in-oUs TO clean Phone 7-s
A JAPsNESE STUDENT wishes light work
ll- room and board Write X 322 HeraiG
PLACE As JANiToR or porter: references
tl-ni l'.- Sanford Herald shining stand
ACCOUNTANT and general office man. 10
years c-rgr-aHee. o years r r.; viii leave
city Address ~ 2Sf Herald
WANTED-By middle aged woman TO care
for roomiLE house or apartments F. T.,
care Herald
MAN AND WIFE wishes position cooking
on cow r1uch. Arizona or New Mexico pre-
ferreL Write X SIS. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-28

INVESTMENT FOR TRADER.
room modern brick residence in suburbs,
close 20 school. stores and car line Now
rented for $50 per month Insurance paid
for 9 years $1,000. VIII take lots up to
$500 value as first payment
BARGAIN NEAR LAMAR SCHOOL
large room red pressed brick cottage
garage, south front on Boulevard $3.50;
terms
CORNER lots. y. Ell PAsO ST.
Paved street $1,000. Snap
The BEST INVESTMENT On EAkIH
Is EARTH.
Get an acre on the interurban before the
inevitable advance. for so cash and $40
per month.
Eilhurn- Lindsey Co.
Succrs. Tobin Real Estate Co.
100 Main st. Phone SoS-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-28
Wanted Situations.

COLORED JASITOR wants job Manleys
301 S Vrain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-28
For Sale Real Estate
Country Property.

FOR SALE BY OWNER for $1,000. one good
little home on 8 lots in Orchard Park
blocks from Washington Park car line
room frame building. city water. plenty out
houses $3.50 down. balance TO suit buyer
Phone 6s6s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-28
For Saie-RoOming Houses.

For SaIe-RoOming Houses.
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MONEY To LOAN-e15 Trust Building
g rooms. a snap. for------..-........s $50
10 rooms, money coiner, for-----.-. 500
10 rooms. a dandy dining room---.--- 100
. rooms, lanly .--.----.---.-ss zee. tl1
Many others
To save your money see
4oAis y. QreEon BlclnelL Phone 5258
For Sale or Exchange-Real Estate.
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To TEADE-Lots on Montana St and a
new Overland automobile for a well located
bungalow Address 81. care Herald
WANTED-To trade $50 acre farm o miles
west 90 Big Springs for a or z room
house close in Phone 5317 J.
To TRADE-s2010 equity in FL Paso lots
valued az $1,000. for clear, irrigable land K
Y, care Herald
a PARTY from Los Angeles. calf. wishes
20 exchange some property, lots and
room house. all modern. for farm For in
formation call at 81 " Campbell
FOR SALE OR TRADE by OWNER-Larre
. room house. south front Montana St. Alta
Vista district. would take smaller house OF
lots up 90 $1,000 on a cash basis. Deal with
owners only Present owner would lease
house FOR . years az $3.50 per year. Phone
3440 W