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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-06

New York "a, Detroit 4.
At Detroit r. II. F.
Ne wYork IA 70 1
Detroit .. =. =. =. A 9 5
misunderstanding. Caldwell. Nc
Hale and Sweeney: j. Williams
Boehler, Cavet and Baker and Mckee;
umpires Evans and Egan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-06
Atlanta 5, Chattanooqa

Atlanta s, Chattanooga 4.
At Chattanooga r. H. Z.
Atlanta . . =. :. 80
Batteries Willimas and Tyree,
Slime and Graham; umpires Fffieid
and Rudderham.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-06
Washinoton 2, Cleveland 3.

At Cleveland :. .. ;. :. z. n. E.
Washington :. .. .. .. :. % 9 l
Cleveland . . . B 9 4
Batteries-Johnson and Williamson:
Banding and Egan. umpires Sheri-
dan and OLoughlin.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-06
Mobile Loses Two to Birmingham;
Atlanta Wins From Chattanooga

Observation-Disclosures and Tragres-
ser; Hogg and Schmidt; umpires
KERN and Breitenstein.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-06
Cleveland Defeats Washington;
Athletics Again Win From Chicago
Philadelphia z, Chicago 4.

Philadelphia z, Chicago 4.
At Philadelphia r. H. f.
Philadelphia :. =. =. .. :. II IL
Batteries-Rush and SChang; CT
cote. Wolfgany and Scnalk; umpires
Connolly and Chill.
Boston 6, ST. Louis o.
At st Louis r. II. r.
Boston .. :. :. ...6 II O
st Louis .. .. g.. - :. ..Ol
Batteries-Deonard and CArrigan;
Leverenz, Koch. Taylor and Crossin;
umpires Hilderbrand and Dineen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-06

Chicago 0, New York 3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10
CITATION BY PLBLICATION.

NAAAAAON ia II hAALAAAOEs
The State OF Texas To the Sheriff or
any Constable OF Fl Paso County. Greeting
You are hereby commanded TO summon
Sadie Halter by making publication OF this
Citation once In each week for four sue
cessive weeks previous to the return day
hereof In some newspaper published IN your
County. 20 appear al the next regular term
OF the 4lst District Court o. e Paso
County. 20 be holden NJ the Court House
thereof, In the city Of e Paso. Texas. on
the first Monday IN November. 1914. the
same being the Cd day OF November 1914.
then and there TO answer a petition filed IN
Special District Court on the 80 day OF
September. 1914. In suit numbered on the
docket q said Court No 11121. wherein
william s Halter Is Plaintiff. and Sadie
Halter IS Defendant and said petition alleg-
ing that plalntlil ls and has been an actual
bona Nde lnhabitant OF the State OF Texas
FOR period Of more than twelve (12)
months and has resided in the County OF
e Paso. Texas. for more than six 90
months. next preceding the filing OF said
suit and that plaintiff and defendant were
married At Waco. Texas. on January Sd
1906. and lived together Gs husband and
wife until about August LIST 1911 al which
time they were living at Porto. Mexico
the defendant left this piaIntiff with the
intention Of abandoning him and has ever
since said time remained away from this
plaintiff with the intention OF abandoning
plaintiff
wherefore plaintiff pravs that defendant
be cited by publication OF citation 70 appear
and answer this petition and have a decree
canceling the marriage contract existing be-
tween him and defendant
Herein fail not. but have you before said
Court. at its aforesaid next regular term
this writ. with your return thereon. show
.ng how you have executed the same
Witness. J. A. Escaieda. Clerk OF the 4ist
District Court OF Fl Paso County.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
Court. AT office In the City OF Fl Paso.
Texas. this. the Sd day Of October, 1914
J. A. Escu jeda.
Clerk District Court. Fl Paso County.
BY NJ r Haynes. Deputy
Issued this Sd day o. october. 1914
!. A. Escafeda- District Clerk
Nv N z HAYNES. Deputy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10
Legal Nohces


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That on October l. 1874 J. g. Franklin
George g. Franklin and Sol Franklin. here
tofore dong business az Nos 21S-1o-12 Mills
street. IN Il Paso. Texas. under the name
OF Jackson Standard Grocery company and
Franklin Brothers. sold said business. con-
sistinE Of stock. fixtures. wagons. etc. 20
W r Eel and J. J. Jones, who VIII con-
duct the said business hereafter at Nos
208-le Mills street, under the name OF
Jackson Standard Grocery company, and
our connection with the said business ceased
on the above date.
All debts owing 20 Us by virtue Of said
business heretofore conducted by Us are
70 be received by and paid 10 o.. and all
demands are 70 be presented 20 Us for
payment
Joseph c. Franklin.
Sol Franklin.
Geo. G.. Franklin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10
Offices for Rent

LIGHT AIRY OFFICES for rent. I'd floor
Herald building; viii suodivid- 70 suit ten
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10
Too Late TO classify.

Too Late to classify.
To NY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
BY mutual consent I have Withdrawn from
the Puckett-AIlen Realty Co. and hereafter
viii be connected with the Anderson Realty
Co. SIS Herald Bldg.
Respectfully. Lloyd Allen
SNAP FOR 10 DAYS ONLY.
New 4 room bungalow, never lived in all
buiItin features. strictly modern. facing
paved street. paving paid FOR. Aitura Park
3 blocks Of car.
price se105-S500 cash. bal 10 suit
This Is a zeal bargain.
McM1th Realty Co.
No Stevens Bldg. Phone -sl5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10
Financial.

--~~~~~~--~-~-~-~-~~- ~---~-~-~-~-~-~~~-~---
MONEY To LOAS-515 Trust Building
OCHOA COMMISSION co.
BROKERS'.
Mexican Money Bought and Sold
No 4 stevens BLDG office Phone 1876
CAPITAL introduced for sound enterprises
OF all kinds: s percent commission. bond
and stock issues placed underwriting pro-
cured: references exchanged Address Cooke
& Byrne. Harcourt ST. Dublin. Ireland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10
Window Cleaning.

HOME. OFFICE & WINDOW CLEANING
Co By expert cleaners Special prices on
store fronrs by the month. Residence win
dows also cleaned at reasonable prices
Phone rs.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05
PUNISHMENT QUICKLY
 METED OUT TO PABLO
Sentenced to Serve From 25 to 70
 Years in State Prison

Justice came speedily for Felix Pablo, charged with assault, and he was yesterday sentenced to serve from 25 to 40 years in the state prison for his offense. In less than a week after his crime he was arraigned in the Jus tice and Superior Courts, and sen tenced. Pablo attacked a woman near the Salt River southwest of Phoenix a week ago today
 The woman, who is the wife of a ,Phoenix business man. then came on to town, and reported the case to the sheriff and to Judge JohnstOne. Later she was taken to her home on the verge of a nervous breakdown, and the officers started on a hunt for the 1n dian, who was. caught that same even ing
 The crime was one of the most das- tardly ever known in this county, and yard dash with Millett as the Mesa offering. Millett will also try with Tong for the 220 yard race. The following is the lineup for the locals: Brundage, c.
 D, Stapley, D. Longmore. 1b. Ellsworth, 2b. Robertson. 3b. MaZon, SS L. Stapley. If.
 Millett, of. Lesueur, If.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05
" Jockey'' Fred Maynard,
 Famous Sporting Writer, in Phoenix, Writes Ex-
 clusivelv for Republican S.SAbout Colorado Situation
tBy Jockey Maynard.)


 Jockey Maynard IS in Phoenix for q few days in front of d feature film.
 In asking me the general question, What about racing conditions? you pull stumper on me. There is no racing condition. Racing is just show ing the first signs of a new life. tviddlmg it's little finger. so to speak, before coming out of sleeping jag,
 q do know a few things about the situation in Colorado. I was reminded just today by a letter I received of the starting of a racing commission in the state The commission is compos- ed of J. K. Stewart James G. Burnett and pr. Dunleavy, all appointed by the governor. And the first thing they pulled was the Pari mutuel system for the Colorado tracks.
 The racing season will have meets in Denver. Trinidad. Pueblo-the state fair. and Fort Collins. There will be : thirteen day meet in the spring and a nineteen in the fall. Harnes and running races will be on every pro gram.
 Hugh Springer. one of the best known racing men in the west will be in charge of the events, under the commission. He will put up the full amount of the purses of each meet before the doors to the grandstands are allowed to open. Hugh also has the Mineru track on Lulu Island, seven
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05
FORD FACTORY MAN ID
 VISIT RAY DISTRICTS
E. M. Fillmore, of the Los Angeles Branch, Will Be Back for
 White Sox Game

Mechanical Eylar" Fillmore is leaving today for Ray. You know Mechanical Eylar" is not his really name. That is Eylar NJ. Fillmore But seeing as he is interested in Ford automobiles and their selling. and has included in Selling Talk No IT. d long dissertation on the Benefits of the mechanical oiling sys- tenn, his friends sometimes call him that
 Fillmore is closely connected with the Ford factory in Los Angeles. So closely in fact, that he can scarcely he told from that important indus trial concern. Tn the beginning, Fill more entertained the Arizona agent, Ed Rudolph, who was in Los Ange- les last week to see the Vanderbilt and Grand Prix auto races In the second place. Fillmore came to Ari- zona so that Ed could entertain him. Before coming down here Fillmore asked just one question. It was:
 How high is the water in the reservoir"
 When Rudolph told him that the reservoir was now containing many thousand acre feet of good wet water and that the inflow was large and luscious. Fill decided that it was prosperous enough over here to come tC AIizona His primary purpose in isiting this state, is, of course, to see just how many hard listed farm CTS and miners and lumbermen and ranchers he can impoVerish for the price of q Ford automobile
 Two days in Phoenix convinced him that Rudolph was holding the lid on tight here. and that his cue was tO beat it for the outlying precincts to see what he could see. So there's where he's going today.
 Fillmore will be back in time to see Jimmy Callahan's gang hold forth in baseball roles at Mesa on March 22. As the promoter of the long, time-ago game between the Phillies and the Athletics here, Rudolph has a sort of an interest in all visiting big league teams. So he is going to go. also. likewise and too.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05
WOMEN AS JUMPS
 IN JOSH GAME
Republican Employes Scrap Nightly Over Arrange ments for Contest Be- tween Night Owls and Day Force

Arrangements for the Republican has been found necessary to make several changes in the former agree ment to meet the demands of the man. agers of the two teams. In the first place they could not agre on one um pire, So an addition to the first selec- tion in the shape of two young women of the force one in the office and one {; in the print shop has been made. The first win be judge at the initial sack and the other at the third base station Since each is a representative of one of the factions the division of power will be about equal, and one can make up for the bad decisions of the other as she sees fit.
 The plan of the managers to have | McGraW of the New York Nationals here to put the first ball over the pan has been abandoned since it Is learn ed that he will he under cover at tha. time. and will not wish to risk the chance of getting in a position where one of the Federal magnates can land on him. However Fat Yates. manager of the next best team in the world, will be on hand to see that the first ball crosses the pan in approved fashion. and the absolute ClasSineSS of the pre- iimnary as q drawing card is settled. The provisional agreement of the members of the two teams that no one | is to practice proceeding the calling of the game, has caused some delay in putting up the money on both sides. The agreement makes it impossible for either team to see just what the other 1 has, and the lack of dope on the l strength of opponents makes the cash i just little scarce.
 One other matter has been debated | by the managers. The office contended that the night owls had no business dictating who should catch for them.
 1 while the owls stated that they would
 1 insist that Meyers do the job. The of
 1 flee argued that Meyers would miss
 ! every third strike as well as most of
 | the first and second strikes and that in I that way the bases would be full most
 of the time.
 l Well said the manager of the owls,
 that's just what We want" and
 Meyers was put behind the bat
 1 The teams will line up as follows. 1 according to present information:
 1 Owls Office
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05
FIRST DUAL TRACK MEET ANNOUNCED
 FOR COYOTES AND TEMP|STS FRIDAY

toned and each man on the squad is doing all that is in him. GearA is confident that he will be able to make the Tempests march In file at d terrible rate to score any grea. amount of points against his artists. Events which will be run off at the meet are as follows:
 1G0-yard dash.
 440-yard dash. SS0-yard run. One mile run. Broad jump. Hurdle race. Shot put. In the hundred. Monihan, Thoman. r. Irion and Lqld will represent the
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05
lock and Rick

Jockey Maynard who is ahead of the Last Days of Pompeii, feature film. was strolling down the boulevard yesterday admiring the tall buildings and trying to think what he would consume for evening nourishment \ lank spectacled, caned gentleman hustled out of crowd and grabbed the Jocks right init. pumping it fur iously and ejeulating expressions of gladsomeness. It was Art Rick, for merly the expert racing man on many q classy sport sheet. and for many years one of the first opponents of the See-Gee- game in the states. While Maynard was sport editor of the Denver Times. Rick was working chart for several of the Denver papers. and they hadn't seen each other since that last meet broke up.
 "DjOo remember %-?
 Yes, n what about -?'' 'Recolect the time We -" Sure, I do Less getta drink" That last was the first completed sentence out of half an hours talk and it WENT
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05

The first dual track meet of the season between schools of the Salt River Valley League is scheduled for Friday afternoon next At that time the team of Coyotes will journey by auto to the camp where the Tempests are accustomed to prance about d cinder circle and eight events of track and field will be pulled off for the students of the two schools and for their supporters.
 The members of the Coyote squad under the tutelage of Coach Francis S Geary. of the high. have been practicing for some time. They are in the pink of condition. none of them under trained or over-condi-
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05
IRON SPRINGS CLUB
 TO DO BIG THINGS
At Meeting of Directors cf Outing Club 1t Is Decided to Make Next
 Season Biggest of All

In an effort to make the next sea- son at Iron Springs the mest success ful in the history of that place. tine Outing Clubs directors met the other day at the office Of W. K. James to discuss plans. A stockholders meet ing will be held in connection with the next session of the directors, the date to be announced shortly, and at this time, the final plans will be laid for improving the facilities for summer comfort at the Springs.
 MT. James is sectretary of the club, and can be consulted about all mat ters of interest to the members
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05
WORLD of SPORT
PAR| MUTUEL HAS SAVED
 RACING GAME IN DENVER

miles from Vancouver. where they tried the Pari mutuel in Canada for the first time. And say boy, if went big They have double track there, the outside miller for the harness events and the inside x mile for the gal lopers.
 "The Denver track will be located at the overland. where Springer has taken q five. year lease. T see that this new decision. affect ing the Pari mutuel will reform the racing game in Colorado. It will dc more than that. it will revive it. Moth ing like a clean system for a pulmOtor to save a dying sport
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05
Sentence Postponed
HE NATURALIzEs 'EM-Fredericb

Jones, attorney of naturalization laws, and oge of the best little ex- perts on drafting desirable aliens into the fold was in Phoenix yester- day on business. Jones is from Los Angeles, where he holds federal appointment He called on Postmas- ter McClintock. and each asked the other if the other had his (the other's) grip packed.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05
MESA OFFERS TEAM AND SOME RUNNERS
Strong Aggregation In Effort to Wipe Out Former Defeats
Special to The Republican,

FCUttTdI IU ITt IttUUFIIINttII.T
 MESA, March 4.-For the purpose of wrestling the honors carried away by Phoenix in the two last games the students team from the local high school will journey to the capi- tai city next Saturday afternoon where it will play the Coyotes at Eastlake Park. Preceding the game there will be two or three track events consisting of d one hundred
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05

there was a general expression ot sat isfaction when it was announced yes terday that Pablo had received his sentence. The penalty provided pN statute for the crime is not less than five, and may be life.
 Sentence Postponed
 The formal passing of sentence on Leonard and Tomlin, convicted ana sentenced by the jury to hang, for the murder of Marshall Peterson of Mesa, was yesterday postponed by the court till Friday evening, when the date o1 the hanging will be set. The reason for the poStponement was to await the convenience of the counsel for the de- fense, who had not had sufficient time in which to prepare motion for d new trial, which will be presented at the time of sentence.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05

Coyotes Conan, Showers, Alonihan and Luhrs will do the stunts for the locals in the 440 In the half mile, Geary will enter Ed Doris, Conan and Luke. C. Tweed and F. Tweed.
 FosberG and Muir are the Coyote milers. Broad jump honors will be supported by P. irion, Peabody and
 Marian. Peabody alone will uphold the reputation of the Coyotes in the
 hurdles. Heayywcishts P. Irion, r.
 Irion and Brooks will heave the r
 rolnd weight in conjunction with
 Ladd
 The members of the team will
 leave for Tempe Ut d little after the noon hour remainng in Tempe til evening.
 Other Events Preceding the game on Saturday when the Coyotes and Saints rom Mesa meet on the Eastlake grounds there will be pulled off two other fast events. A 100-yard dash, open 1 tc each school to enter four men will p,ccede the game Later, a match event between Thoman. of the 1 Coyotes, and MaZon, of the Saints i will be run. This second event is l for 220 yards distance. and win be ! one of the fastest races ever pulled eff on local tracks.
 1 The two men who meet in thi: scratch are the same who had Z close and hard race on the Mesa l track a week ago. They came int,
 the tape at the end of the stretch
 with Thoman leading by a mer, traction of a chest, and so each vii
 enter the coming contest with grin i determination to take the event
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05

Weir's win was by q score of l25 to l01. They played for a no game, and it was interesting to the very end, for Goodman only lost by nine points. Both made long runs.
 Tonight Curl plays Brown.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05

Florence, returning last night by | train. The road between here ant Florence. since the rain. he says, IS like q boulevard.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05
WEIR OUTGENERALS AND BEATS GOODMAN AT lS.2 By Playing It Safe and Running Up Small Banks, Weir Wins Close
 Game From Goodman

By working clever safeties, and eX
 ercising good generalship, Weir de- line contest at the St. Elmo last evening, producing the standing line-
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05
RETURNED FROM FLORENCE

A. w. Newton returned yesterdal
 from Florence, where he delivered a Page 25. He drove the machine t.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05

Jockey Maynard IS in Phoenix for q few days in front of d feature film
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05
New Spring Suits

filled with
 models abroad
 Each being marked quality public the affords
Arizona republican., 1914-03-05

American Lady and Madame Lyra
 $6.OO C0rSetS $4.OO of choice Lady and Madame of be for
  pair $4.OO.
 Models display including Modart
  S1 50 to S15.O0. All corsetee the department
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-26
B1RrHDAY OF THE WAR A1RsH1P.

hundred today the balloon
first successful appearance engine Of the battle
enabled the revouOnss the battle and subsequently
Republic this huge
inflated with hydrogen at its anchor the
Republican The opening of the battle signal for
climb The soldiers slowly
until high the battle
field Beneath him lay the enemy lines full view While the
balloon gently edded the breeze Morot drew sketch
strategic position and then tossed it overheard in
package Thus move Of the foe reported
below during
which the balloon renamed aof The commanders questions
written attached cord that hung from the balloon
hauled up by the aeronaut and quickly answered
The idea of balloon warfare had been conceived but
used twelve before at the siege of Gibraltar At that time
Joseph Mongoe later made the worlds first successful
balloon proposed ito introduce Gibraltar
entire army which, borne by the wind and will right
above the heads Of the But the siege raised before his
idea could be demonstrated. E iIafs& 69t
Today airshps the important
modern warfare All the great world have equipped their
armies with fleets of aopanes and d balloons scientists
bending toward nveng explosives
fecng hurting them from the clouds with greater
Some authorities predict that the will be fought
in the clouds by squadrons Of airships fsa I.G
Today American ayaors scouting the Mexican lines
around Vera demonstrating their marvellous utility
Equipped with the latest devices the
fly the enemy country sketch photograph the topography
Of the land below cities and troop positions BY wireless
telegraph he send back the information to his headquarters miles
away With the rapid fire defend himself with
stream of bullets Or he drop high explosive bombs from his
lofty craft scattering death wherever it strikes
reported Mexican rebel dropped bomb that KILLED fifty
two soldiers Instantly If it is night the aeronaut drop
bomb expodes shades lasting radiant light
spot he is lowering To from the aerial
signed fight airsp the modern the
bomb that pail of
another kind which off poisonous capable of killing
cry living thing within hundred yards III