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The Detroit times., 1914-01-14


ALLEHOFF-Jan. 10. at her residence.
S53 Highest east Louise aged -
years. beloved wife Of Gustav Ale
hon Funeral Friday. 2 m. from
home
cAMpsALIe-Ian. ls. lol4. at her resi-
William Campsall and beloved
mother OF Frank, Archie. Fred and
Stella Campsall Funeral from resi-
dence, 1886 McKinley-ave.. Thursday.
Jan. To- at y, m
GUYOTT-jan. ~. 1914. at his home.
1888 Russell. William. beloved hus-
band OF Emma Guyott. aged 81 years
Funeral Thursday at $50 from resi-
dence and o'clock at Holy Rosary
church.
X ELLY--Jan. 1s at his residence. 2l5
West AleXapdrine-ave.. George T.
beloved songof Mary A. and the late
Thomas w Kelly. brother OF Charles
p. Mrs William T. Ford Mrs Bert
Matthewson Funeral from resi-
dence Friday morning At S:30 and TO
IS Peter and Paul cathedral at o.
McDONhLD--Jan. ~ 1914. AT Ann Ar
Dor, in his a3rd year Theodore Ere
iinghuysen Mcdonald. the father OF
James " Mcdonald OF Detroit Mrs
T.. u Gibson and Miss Debo McDon-
aid. OF Ann Arhor. and Mrs David
Pierce or McKeesport. Pc Funeral
az Ann ArhCr Thursday at 10 a m
Special funeral car viii leave Detroit
- r. r. station. ut 40 a. m re-
turning after funeral Burial at
Chesterfield
BAGLEY-Jan 10. william. husband OF
the late Elizabeth Hagley and frther
~ william Jr. and Elizabeth
Mahnke and the late Sarah Peroao
and Susan Lozo. ~ the residence 81
his daughter, Elizabeth Mahnke.
aged 50 years. Funeral from resi-
dence. al ST Joseph. Thursday ar
ternoon. Time later.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
G.. LEIDICH TALKS ON
HIS TRAVELS ABROAD

THE industrial and social condi-
tions OF Europe" was the subject OF
an address delivered by c. Leidich,
the well-known steamship agent, 70
members OF King Cyrus chapter in
Masonic Temple. His talk was Illus
rated by stereopticon views.
Mr. Leidich placed emphasis on the
clean streets OF Europe and threw
many interesting sidel!ghts on his
toric and picturesque places in the
Old World He compared the world
us a whole to book and said that
each country was similar 10 a page.
well-balanced for It's attractive spots
that have been described by famous
writer's. and drew progressive word
picture Of ali the nations he had visit
ed.
Mr. Leidich has made more than 80
trips abroad In the last rs years and
his talk was received with enthu.
siasm. He has ben invited 70 ma
an address az the Cadillac Motor Car
Co.'S plant.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
NO DAMAGES FOR OWNER
OF DOG WORSTED IN Fight

"CAr-rr," said Exhibit A.
Orr Woofl Woof," answered
Exhibit Il.
After the above remarks Justice
Richter promptly declared that
George Perfect had no grounds for
action in the suit for 500 he had
brought against Angelo Citrone. OF
No. $40 Watson-st.. because the lat
ter's. bull dog had bitten the plain
IFS fox terrier
Perfect filed brief in which he
declared his dog, perfect gentleman
and "A friend OF the family. had been
fought, bit, and broke" by Jack. :"
the canine property of Citrone. Jack"
Vas held by Perfect to be boisterous
roisterer and no gentleman
The two dogs eyed each other In
court In a rude manner and when
Perfect decried the merits OF Jack"
that canine remarked Orr" The
cher dog made similar remarks and
before a second fight could be staged
Justice Richter hurriedly declared
there was no cause for action Both
dogs left the room using bad Ian
guage.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
DISCUSSES CASE
WHEN ATTORNEY is LATE

egal fireworks were very much in
order In Justice emkie's court. We'd
nesday morning. when Attorney
Charles Englehard declared he would
force the justice TO hear case that
had Just been dismissed because the
attorney had failed 10 arrive at the
time set for the trial.
Engiehard represented Dennis Bar
mum In suit against Wurzer Il Fish
e-
I'm show you that you viii try this
} case" shouted the attorney.
Young man. | went down to Ians
ing 40 years ago and helped organize
the four justice courts to care for De.
trolts population OF l25.000 Today
Detroit has 100000 population and
only four Justices courts. must
serve all the people. and n You can
not get into the court on time your
case must be dismissed
The attorney declared he would
bring mandamus proceedings In cir
cult court, II necessary. 10 bring the
case before the justice.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
DUR. CONDUCTOR
UNDER ARREST
III. Il. Smith Locked Up When
Found Selling Tickets
at Cut Rate

Harry b. Smith, a street car con
ductor on the Fourteenth line, 20
years old, and giving his address as
No. 9l1 Sixteentn-st.. vas arrested
by the flying squadron crew at Grand
River-ave and SiAteenth-st., Wednes-
day morning, while trying To sell
street car tickets al the rate OF 10
for 25- cents. He had 500 tickets in
his pockets. and Is said 10 have al,
mitted that he exchanged several nun
dred more at the cut rate, in eA-
change for a suit OF clothes. Tues
day.
Detectives say that he admits hay-
ing knocked down" fares. TO make
his big collection of the "sevenier
pasteboards.
He says he came from Baltimore
six months ago.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
DEPUTY WARDEN BATTLES
WITH ESCAPED CONVICT

- CHICAGO, Jan. l4.-Deputy War
den A. ID. Petit. OF the Michigan state
penitentiarv. resumed his journey to
Jackson. Mich, today. after telling a
story OF a battle with Clarence Brad
ish. a paroled prisoner. whom he is
taking back To Jackson.
Bradish violated his parole and was
arrested at Portland. oregon. Near
Deer Lodge, Montana, Petit fell
asleep and his prisoner slipped the
handouts and attempted to leap from
the train. The train porter and sew
eral passengers came TO Pettits as
sistance, and overpowered Bradish.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
COURT NAMES ALIENiSTS
TO EXAMINE &. A. YOUNG

Judge Connolly appointed DR.. John
Lee and DR. |. l.. PoloZker 20 make an
examination OF 9. A. Young, alias
Carlson. 10 determine his mental stat
US, before be " placed on trial on a
charge OF passing a worthless check
for $3.50 on T.. X. Hensler, manager OF
the Gregorian apartments.
Under the name OF Young, the pris-
oner roomed In the apartment house,
claimed TO be wealthy inventor, and
took Hensler 10 Buffalo, to collect a
large sum of money, Later he
touched" Hensler for the $3.50, and
gave him worthless check. He was
caught In Dayton, and then claimed
TO be sufferer from a mental lapse.
declaring that he was 'ell-todo
man with a family, somewhere. but
was unable 10 center his mind on his
real identity. though he believes hts
name Is Carlson.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
GYPSIES ACCUSED OF
FIGURING IN ROBBER i

Two Gypsy women. Barbara Rista
and Rosa Stevens. giving their ad
dress as No 90 Winder-st., were ar
rested by Patrolman Frank Carey
Wednesday morning. on suspicion OF
being implicated In thefts from two
Grand River-ave. business men.
Michael Banner. OF No. ISL Grand
River-ave. lost $40. and John fash
ian, OF No 1856 Grand River-ave.. was
robbed of 49, Tashjian Identified the
two Gypsies as companions OF the
Gypsy who robbed him Police are
looking for the third fortune-teller.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
FORCED TO DISCONTINUE
DRAGGING FOR BODY

~ Harbormaster king has been forced
20 give mp his search for. the body OF
Mrs r.. Baker. who Jumped from the
dock at the foot OF the West Granda
blvd as ice In the river nearly
wrecked the harbormaster's launch.
. nd endangered its crew. Officers
I evy and Burkheiser.
Two planks in the boat were
crushed In while the men were drag
sing, and they had 10 work the pumps
trantioaily. while speeding toward
their boat house az the island. from
the far west side OF the city. OF the
foot OF Joseph Campau-ave. the boat
leaked faster than Il could be pumped
cut. and the two men had to run into
a slip dock. and abandon the boat
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
FOR sAL,s--FAI,Ms.

FIVE ACRES Royal oak. close TO
electric; only $3.50 per acre.
~ acres Royal oak. S-room house
only $1,000
~ acres, Royal oak. lQ-room house
furnace. bath. large barn, fruit,
$1,000
Modern S-room house, ROYAL oak. best
location, large lot A snap at $500.
a. acres Wayne s-room house, 42x52
barn. 215 pe,f~ and apple trees. Y
acres timber; $4,000.
81 acres. good soil and fences. large
basement hip-roof barn, 100 ton silo
filed. other large barns and good
buildings, one S-room house. one g.
room house. 2 acres orchard. one
Team heavy horses, IL head cows.
heiters 6 head hogs - acres wheat
With tools and grain snap at
$4,000.
FRANK r. BRIGGS, $40 Dime Bank
Bldg. Cherry 1869 Phone sundays
and evenings Royal oak 81.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
TWO WOMEN SUDDENLY
STRICKEN BIZ DEATH

Coroner Burgess Was called, We'd
nesday, to investigate the sudden
deaths OF two Detroit women. both OF
whom were stricken with apopleXy.
Mrs. Mary r. Dolan. 65 years old.
and making her home with her SON.
Eugene. al No 499 McGraw-ave., arose
when called for breakfast, and started
10 dress. but her failure 10 appear
caused her son 10 investigate, and he
fOund her lying on the floor, dead.
Mrs Anna Simmons. AZ years old,
OF No SO Baker-st., was the other vic
tim, She had been III for some time.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
Classified | Cent en-
Rates. | a w ora

cash with order II charged, &c a
line.
No transient advertising Inserted
for less than l6c with cash lSc II
charged per insertion.
The above rates apply eto all classi-
tcations except Births Cards OF
Thanks obituaries, Meeting Notices
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
Births, Deaths Cards OF Thanks and
Meeting Minimum charge. Soc
FOR % words or less. over 20 words
one and one third cents for each extra
word
FeTsonals-Mpimum charge, soc zoe
per line. count six words TO the
lineJ
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
ACID PLACED in
ACTRESS COSMETIC
MaMrie loyd's Flesh Scared by
Fiery Drug Mixed With
Face Cream

WINNIPEG. Man, Jan. l4.-With
her face badl. burned as a result OF
using fac ecream in which carbolic
acid had been mysterionsly placed,
Marie Lloyd, the English actress, was
today totally at loss 10 understand
who could be responsible for the out
rage.
After the performance last night,
the actress began applying cosmetic
to her face. Before she discovered
the effect i was producing. the flesh
had been scared and her beauty may
be permanently marred Police and
private detectives are working on the
case.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
AFRICAN STRIKERS
BESIEGED IN HALL

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa.
Jan. 14.-After a pitched battle to-
day. the police settled dawn to 4
siege OF the Trades hall, the union
headquarters here, where an armed
body OF some 40 railway strikers are
stationed.
The armed strikers are the body
guard OF the hall. appointed to keep
out the police and military authori-
ties. They are victuated for two
weeks and have plenty OF ammuni-
ton The police, ordered TO dislodge
the strikers. rushed the place, but
after exchanging many shots with the
union men, returned to safe dis
lance and began their siege. hoping
to starve out the railway men.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
PUNCH WITH A KICK"
AT WILSON RECEPTION

WASHINGTON. Jan. IA Roping
on OF the east room into series Of
pens for the serving OF punch that
had kick" 10 II. and crowd or 1000
were features of President Wilson 5
first state function. the diplomatic re-
ception, held last night az the White
House.
The Wilson's maintained the TAFT
custom OF serving a buffet luncheon.
There was no dancing IN the east
room, simply because IL was too
crowded
Secretary OF State Bryan didn't
oven sample the punch.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
RAISE PARCEL LIMIT
TO 100 POUNDS
POstmaster-General Seriously
Considering Increase in
Weight Allowance

WASHINGTON. Jan. l4-Increase
OF the weight limit Of the parcel post
TO loo pounds Is being seriously con
sldered by Postmaster-General Burle-
son, II was learned today Expert
ments with the recently increased
weight limit have proven satisfactory.
l think during the fiscal year be.
ginning july /. 1914. We viii trans
port approximately 600 100000 parcels
end viii derive a revenue OF nearly
ten cents each" said Burleson.
The l00pound weight limit has no
terrors for me-" he added.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14

James A Bellingham, I45 Sycamore.
% years. tuberculosis, Mary Collins,
143 Military. 60 years, cardiac dllata-
days intestinal obstruction. Edwin
Schneider 2 81 Sheridan y years.
phthisis, Osborn J. Anderson 500 East
Euclid-52 years, apopleXy, Eta Hicks,
Middle, 10 years. chlorotOrm poison
ing Rebecca Collins, So McGraw, u
years. dilatation OF heart; Henry Rut-
kowski $50 East Ferry. 3 years, burns
from hot water. Mary Bedford. 292
Fifteenth. 80 years seniltty Nellie T..
DayS~si2 Gladstone. 80 years, cerebral
hemorrhage Julia A. Clancy, 1892 Ora
COON. 75>~years. senility Elizabeth g.
Miller, ls1f~1ohn r. 70 years mitral
insuffciency NErank Levondosky 81.
Mary's hospital % years. septicaemia /.
Douglass I. Wilson'S 1878 Trumbull. 5
months, pneumonia Rosa L. Bell, Pro-
whence hospital. - years, hamilton
Robert l. Atkinson. Grace hospital.
crushing injuries
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14

NANIENt-M HIll
t-
RI n, y can ga nH'SefS wanted Az
-
M. o w 4" ~ ~ %I
hustler. .o5 +ord bia1
THE MicHGAN IS-rr Crployr,.1t
Bnresu Is 90 40.44 west Tarned-ef-
~, 1000
,,..,,r,, -,
w AN Eli lrSl-claSS engineer
Anrlv eurori,+ordort,s Of
NPPiS ""POi iilV0i'HVli' y Va
a. ,->-.-.,-,r, 800 ---,, -,
- ~ LOO 'e.l""'' i.ar 80,
ana harness Must be good driver
inquire lf' 'NHneia-hNe eas'
- ,-,-,,,f,,, .,,.,,,..
store feS llneolh
------ -
GIRL for general housewort ana d,l ' I2ast
nE may go nome nag"
- -. .--.--...--,. 49, IN
~ - - et - "a ttrhv-aye
80 ,--.-.---o-,,- ,n,o ~ faniIv
@S1 Second North l'oD
-, ,.,,,,u.,,t, three in
nm t'' eNH', -
IolllIl " ..--..', = ------
FOR or two cherry s75-R.
----- a., ~
GIRL 20 do chamber WORK. '"i W.
Fort Good wages
,r,,1l
GIRL Tor general house"oi - ~"
wages small family 800 brush
------------,---'
GIRL. FOR homework Hemlock l3O
--~
l~AD1 IT re- i > =, i4, .,., !, Evrlusive
HAT frame Shop o. p''.'.,.
= 1~1TCc =, a.r,o,strsta household
iheulcal woiH st.,yens Tldg
NEAT experiences counter woman for
factory lunch room no SatuInaE
y ~
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DAILY DEATH LIST

Andrew vermette. 80, Josephine
Charpon. 35
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
Farm Bargains

s5 acres 10 miles out Grand River; Z
room house. barn and other out
buildings clay loan Price $500
First party with $2.000 gets this big
bargain See US for many other
bargains Steele RIOS, 81 Free Press
Bldg cadillac 1926
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14

Raaptiful home. brick. central hall.
large living room with open ire
place, dining room and kitchen. 4
nne bedrooms and bath, oak noors
throughout. full basement with tur-
mace. laundry and toilet, bV~tL lot'
rhts property is Al built for a
home. shown by appointment Price
5000 East 2169L
PARKER, SCHUNK x FRY,
Main 6O20 7O2 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
5000 DOWN

We viii build 10 your own ideas
modern home ou 35-foot lot in one
OF the best OF east side locations
and sell same 90 YOU ON down pay
ment OF from 5000 To- $500 The con
struction OF the building as TO ma
terials etc. is entirely left TO you.
j. w. KNAUPE & CO.,
McGraw Bldg. Cherry 219S
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
Let Ne Buy You a Home

Let Ne buy You Home
state youg price aud what cash and
monthly iustallWcuts SON can pas
ana 1 viii search for bargains ga any
locality owner viii pay nay COM.
mission.
Let Me Sell Your Property
n YOU cam give nay clients honest
value for their money Z can sell your
property.
Let Me Invest Your Money.
There is uo safer con- more sane in
Ncstmeut than good guaranteed
Land Contracts or Mortgages
have thorn ia large or small demon
nations
WILBUR =. GILBERT,
Estate managed Rents collected
l1l2--o Majestic NJ 1880. Grand 2Olf.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
BRICK DUPLEX, $500
INVEST 10000.

INVEST $4,000
Get a property that VIII net $4,000 per
year: guaranteed
LISTER WHITE x co. Hammond
Bldg
COTTAGE and lot on sixteenth 81. for
sale at bargain for cash can
330la Myrtle-sL-
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
FOR sALE-vAcANT LOTS
-CHALMERS-AVE. LOT

First block off from jefferson, 4ON1 40.
all improvements, at low price.
sos Cham Der OF Commerce
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14

FOR SALh.--M&Nt rlfi4A Nf.;s.S y.
.---
BILLIARDS and Pockct~B .tnard IL olef
With the only genuine Monarch
cushions, new and remCdcled at MOD
crate prsees and easy teTms, aIsV
supplies and repairing. brunswick.
Bake Collendei Co. OF MicnlEan
100 Randolph-sC
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
VICTOR YICTROLAS

Ne carry "a complete STOCK Vf victor
Niorolas. recon ds and supplies
Prices $40 to $500. any style victor
Nictrolh OF Victor outfit on easy
weekly Oh monthly payments Come
and hear them played
HE CABLE itLANO Co. 2IS Woodward
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
tNnEnr,KERs.

LAND contracts bought. will
pay cash for realty equities,
real estate second mortgage
loans; realty exchanges a,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-16
ToDAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.
.,KATHLYNa-aKATHLTN.r


Miss Kathlyn Williams. world famed
as the heroine Of Adventures OF Kath-
lvn." will be seen at the Wigwam to-
dav only, in a picture called The
I,eopard's Founding" It is a strictly
''KathIyn' production, as -kathlyn'
herself wrote II. directed the producing
of il and played the leading role in It.
It is an unique story Of a girls life IN
the iungles Of Africa after having been
adopted by a leopard mother. She
grows to womanhood under the protec-
ton OF wild animals. There Is a comedy
element in IT, too, when -kathlyn" Is
first introduced TO the wearing apparel
OF civilization. The story is complete
in two reels. Owing to the great de-
mand for this production. the Wigwam
was unable to hold 1t for two days.
Patrons are urged to come to the shows
prior to s o'clock or after 9 o'clock, as
all cannot be accommodated who will
wish to see Il between those hours.
There will be no advance in prices.
The Hearst-Selig Weekly viii be
shown also. This Is the most uptOdate
news pictorial on the market and its
popularity is such that It has put all
others into second place Chief among
this weeks pictures is the eruption Of
Mt. Lassen, the only active volvanO in
the United States. There will also be
exclusive pictures Of Kermit Roose-
velts wedding in Spain--Advertise
ment-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-16

and Improvement company, sewerage,
block ~ Bassett addition; Eugene L
Harris. TO use Cleveland square next
ATondav night instead Of Thursday
night Young Mems Democratic cluD 10
use Cleveland square TUESDAY ana + II
day nights until July "a
Petitions Referred
Petitions referred to the street and
grades committee, were. HelG PROM
ers, to build two switch tracks near
Texas and st. Louis sIreels' properly
owners, TO grade Grama street from
Bisbee to Bliss and to protect same
from flood waters; George W. Spencer,
ct al 10 drain stagnant waters from
wyoming and Magnolia streets
To the sanitary committee; Ramey
brothers for sewer extension 10 dock
lOI. East Fl Paso. Alex Janke, sewer
to block 2S, 3assett addition
To the fire committee: Frank Retva,
gospel tent at Hill-and second streets
To the building committee; d G
Seaman. to erect two balconies extend
ing over sidewalk at the building IN
der construction on lot and part OF
s. block "a" Stevens addition
Paving Resolution Adopted
A resolution to have the FL Paso
Electric Railway company repaye the
intersection Of Mesa avenue and Hague
street, was adopted
The second estimate, amounting TO
s47s127. being for work done and
material furnished by the Southwestern
Paving company for paving Montana
street between Piedras street and Ste
vens avenue, was allowed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-16

daughter to do as she dido usa
Mothers Friend" there IS ample reason
to believe it the right kind Of advice.
Its purpose is to furnish pliancy TO the
muscles, TO take away the strain on the
cords and ligaments. to relieve the ten
sion Of nerves and tendons 50 apt to
provoke or aggravate nausea, morning
sickness, twitchings OF the limbs and 80
on It IS applied externally.
Although, In the nature Of things, a
woman would use Mothers FRIEND but
rarely. yet 50 effective has It been found
that this splendid remedy Is on sale in
most drug stores throughout the United
States. It has been prepared by Bradhad
Regulator Co., 306 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta
Ga, and advertised BY US for over twenty
years. ask at the drug store for bottle
q Mothers Friend" It IS worth while
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-16
RING" PLANNING
TWO MEETINGS IN
SQUARE EACH WEEK
Secures Permission From
City Council to Occupy
Cleveland Square.

The ring" never overlooking an op-
pOrtunity. secured permission from the
city council at its meeting Thursday
morning TO use Cleveland square every
Tuesday and Friday night until July
p. The petition for the use OF the
square was presented by the Young
Mems Democratic club. 1t was granted
Wisdom was shown in the selection
Of the nights as military band con-
certs occur every Tuesday and Friday
night The hours that the young Demo-
Gratis want to use the square is from
9;30-the hour the band concert is
Over-untl 1870 o'clock
Meeting Date Changed.
The "antis" We're to have used the
square Thursday night for a political
rally but the date was changed to next
Monday night
The names Of approximately 1170
property owners appear on the delln-
Quent tax rolls compiled by the city
tax assessor and submitted to the city
council Thursday morning. Council or
dered the list published. There were
no totals given
The health report for the week end
ing July 16, follows Deaths, 265 births,
q Eighteen Of the deaths were resi-
dents.
Measles, II cases; diphtheria, eight;
whoOping cough, three; chicken pox,
two; scarlet fever, six smallpox p;
ce 15gtI include 1888 pounds
Of meat and 119 pounds Of fruit and
vegetables
Payroll Of Park Department.
The payroll Of the park department
for June amounted to S1102.90.
J. ". HadlOcl, sewer commissioner,
reported the work Of the department
for the week ending July 16, included
laying 1000 feet Of sewer pipe
The garbage collections for, June
totaled S1761.
The City's Balance.
The city's cash balance on June 80
was S57g.19O.91. The receipts during
the month amounted to S3O5,16S-42. In
the receipts was included the proceeds
of the sale of s25O,0O0 worth of city
sewer and water bonds. The bonds
uetted $3.50. 65415.
Petitions Granted
Petitions granted, were- Property
owners for sewer connection block ~,
Campbell addition; " G. Wall IT.,
sewer extension to block 26, Alexander
addition; property owners, sewer, block
26, Highland Park; Mayfield Building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-16
Mothers Tell Of
Mothers Friend

Experiences IS or should be our best
Teacher. Women who have obeyed thu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-16

PasO Del NOrta hotel Business
Mems Lunch
In grill at 1850 q. m. 10 ?. m--50e-
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-16

NEED GLAsSEsF ASK sEGALL.
MOVED TO los TEXAS STREETs-Ad-
vertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-16
Il PASO SPIRIT
4 HIT WITH A
CALIFORNIA MAN
Breaks Into Poetry After
Attending a Luncheon
Of the Rotary Club.

Everywhere FL PasO Is known
Loved and respected, for the grit she
hns shown
Prosperity knocks, Is now at your door,
And it fl your due-tO last eVermore.
Success Is your right; your portion so
Our wish, II remnins-fOrever your
share.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-16
BIC CROWD WILL
WITNESS BATTLE

London, Eng, July 16-A great
crowd is gathering at the olympia mere
to witness the 20 round fight between
Caorres Carpenter, European heavy
(-ei-5t cbsmpion. and 'Gunboat" Smith,
the American heavyweight
MANY who came today ana VINO nad
failed to book their seats IN advance
were doomed TO disappointment as
seats were selling at a premium Even
me Doorest ones. yards away from the
ringside. were quoted at from SIS to
$40. while those in the vicinity OF the
ropes were not obtainable at any price.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-16
CRAWFORD THEATER.

Each OF the IS members Of the Nicol-
Troy Stock company. which opens a
short engagement at the Crawford Sun
day night, is an artist During their
stay here, they will put on only new
and high grade dramas and will repeat
them for moving pictures when they
reach the coast The seat sale for "The
Man Of the Hour" starts Saturday.-Ad-
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