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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22
SOLDIERS lose
TO SANTA 8.Ta
Diggers Capture Sundays
Game, Clinching Hold on
First Place in League.

Fort Bayard. y. NJ June 22-They had
some organized baseball and some OF the
disorEanized kind too. at Bayard field sun
day afternoon when the Diggers took the
second straight from the Soldiers and by
virtue Of Hurley's defeat by Silver City
gave Santa Rita a strangle hold on first
place for some time 10 come The Sol
diers. though battling gamely, really never
had a chance They were helpless before
the clever work OF the visitors
Harry Kane. who tuirled for the Dig
gers, was quite stinsy with his hits. allow
ing but seven measly bingles. which he
kept well scattered Fort Bayard did not
display its usual pepper after the NTH
inning. making the game a drawn out az
fair For four fast and well played innings
10 was nip and tuck, both Kane and Nellis
pitching the sort Of ball which gave no
encouragement 10 run getting
Santa Rita drew first blood in the fifth
frame Earthman was issued a pass. scor-
ing on Gowan's error OF Dempsey's hard
hit They tailed again in the sixth. Again
walked Blanchfield. Robertson forced him
at second and stole a minute later. count
ing on Earthman's long double TO center.
Grissom poled a two-bagger to right on
on Nellis with an avalanche OF hits in the
seventh stanza- Singles by Kane and
Kirchman and Tommie Smith beat out "A
bupt. filled the sacks Blanchfield hit 10
Medina and Kane was out at the plate
Robertson's single scored klrchman and
smith. Mason's single and Earthman's sec
ond tvo-baEEer tailed Blanchfield. Rob
ertson and Mason Tommie Smiths double
and Eirchmans third hit OF the game
scored another for Santa Rita in the eighth.
in the eighth. Medina was given a life
but was forced by LaSale. Campbell was
safe on Smiths error. LaSalle to third
Gray's single scored LaSalle and Campbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22

IN he uncertainty OF baseball was illus
trated Sunday afternoon when the
Gas club won from company L, 10Th
infantry. by punching their hits for a
rally in the seventh inning. By virtue OF
the victory the Rio Grande Reds. went into
first place and now hold a margin Of half
q game over the soldiers. for first berth
in the city league percentage column
The Gas club is indebted to Pedregon,
the tall brown skinned tyirler recently
acquired by manager Gallagher, Of the
team And it will be. long the lanky
boy who filings from the starboard side.
elects 20 remain with the rapidly climbing
Gas team 1t required every bit Of base
ball fighting instinct IN Pedregon and the
remaining eight members OF Lhe Gas team
to turn an apparent defeat into victory.
and the advantage Of two run margin
he'd by the soldier club at the end Of the
sixth inning.
Duel Between Pitchers.
IN a sensational uphill battle. featured
by a fierce pitching duel between elongated
Randall, the speedy southpaW OF the sol
der nine. and PeGreEon. the Mexican came
out with slightly the better Of the odds
voIley Of consecutive hits in the final half
OF the last inning. together with a costly
error. and an opportune bone, contributed
it two straight for the boys who wear the
blue and a similar record for Pedregou-
All doubt relative to the hitting ability
Of manager Gallagher vanished with Lne
Opportune three Dagger Wllcn the Lll-e
leader raped into deep left center. bring
ing N the winning run Calimea scored
from third base with the final tally
Soldiers Start Well.
The soldiers took the lead in the initial
inning. after doubling into left center. VOLT
the big backstop raced home when Hail
singled into right. Up TO the fourth inning
not even the semblance Of a hit was made
off the smoky slants Of Randall In that
session Gallagher got a single into left cen
ter but was forced when Mortimer took
Clyde Woollen's feeders choice and tossed
10 Hall
In the fifth Norch beat out an infield hit
and took second on Anderson's error OF
1Iathewson's fly Both runners advanced
one sack each on wild pitch Volt sent
up a high Gy which Anderson captured,
AIorch scoring on the throw in Hall got a
life on Gallaghers error. and Nathewson
came home with the second run Mortimer
struck out
WOoIIen Traverses Circuit
Dunlap singled in the fifth for the Gas
team and sviped second He went to third
on a wild throw and came home on Cali
meas initial hit into right field Calimea
was forced at second when Hall took
PedreEon's Gelders choice and tossed 70
MORTIMER In the sixth Clyde Woollen
slammed out the longest hit OF the after
noon hot line drive INFO left which
1rorch should have fieIded without diff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22

catching the Concentrations One OF the
games was tie in a Is inning contest
and the other one lost by a score Of
70 ]. due TO the slumping OF the wreck
ing crew
One OF the greatest infielders in the
league and a Gibraltar Of strength to
the Concentrations both with the big
stick and in the field is the old home
boy Robinson In the fast college team.
sheldon was hitting better than 400
and fast enough at accepting chances
70 get from the first a regular berth
The fast BAH staged by the Copper
league is attracting attention through
out the country. And the harbcrine- of
fast men in all the teams from class A
wondering. what is doing out in the
sage brush
Curt. who secured his release from
the Silver City Indians a couple OF
weeks ago, IS making good as second
sacker on the Bloomington club OF he
Three 1 league
Not a rain. check has been issued in
the copper league so far this season
although the game was delayed four
weeks ago at Fort Bayard about 80
minutes 10 let shower pass by.
Jimmy Ryan is playing a great game
at the initial sack for Silver City in his
first attempt
The Soldiers have q new southpavv
and two felders on the roster who will
add some needed strength II the bal
ance OF the club was as strong as the
pitching staff OF Christie's. he would
have q well balanced team.
Jack Powell who was secured from
the Federal league, has been given his
release by Riser Jack was a good ball
player when in condition.
Billy Mack has been released by
manager Christie.
Seibel and McGeever are finding their
batting eyes after a long search.
Mason, the Digger's right fielder. has
been shared in CUpids net He mar
ried last week
Riser's latest find. Silkman. from
the University of Illinois. shows up
wei in practice Slkman arrived the
past week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22
SNAPPY BOUTS
At FORT BLISS
TUESDAY NIGHT
Splendid Card Is Promised
by Officers and Enlisted
Men Interested.

Two superbly muscled little fighting
machines viii climb Though the ropes
Tuesday night at Fl. Bliss TO battle for
the prestige Of their respective divis-
ions in the border brigade Of the army
guarding these United States for Uncle
sam. Righ down in their element OF
fighting. whether II be in a sunbaked
trench with the high power rifle OF in
the scope Of a -4-foOt boxing ring with
the padded gloves, four pairs Of soldier
fighters OF various weights Will follow
each other in the ring and battle on
the canvas and sawdust in an effort to
eliminate their adversaries.
Preliminary details such as the com
pletion of the new arena and erection
Of the ring have been perfected and all
is in readiness for the initial show OF
the newly formed athletic association
frankie Martin, the aggressive little
SlugEer Of company L. 10th infantry,
and William Rice, a gunner of the 9th
field artillery, are down on the card
for the headliner which is TO be To-
round affair. Preceding the main at
traction will be two four-rOund bouts.
the first between featherweights and
the second between middlewei ghts,
closely followed by a siX-rOund semi
windup. which is expected to rival the
lightweight contest in class.
Officers promoting the bouts have
issued a stern manifesto that any par
Ucipant refusing TO fight OF stalllng
for any length Of time, will be immedt-
ately ushered out of the ring. There
will not be any of the staIIing between
bouts in dressing rooms, according TO
the officials The gloves viii be tied on
the principals in the center Of the ring
and the gong sounded, starting the op-
posing fighters right off the reel and
without any loss Of time
Special cars will leave the transfer
station in FL PasO a half hour before
the curtain raiser is billed 10 be
staged.
The bouts will be started promptly
at o'clock in order that none OF the
fans will be kept out until a late hour.
That several knockOuts will in all
probability be witnessed is indicative
from the training camp performances
Of the various principals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22
silver CITY IS
winner SUNDAY
Defeats Concentrators From
Hurley in Fast Game by
a Score of 3 to 2.

Silver City. " NJ. June 22.-Silver City
defeated the Concentrations from Hurley
TO in nine innings OF clever ball featured
by disagreements which led 70 the expcl-
sion Of Capt PittUan Of the silver City
team from the park for arguing
In the first inning Barker Of Silver City
made a star catch of Ward fIy back Of sec
ond- Silver City was retired in the first BY
fast fielding Of the visitors In Silver Cltys
half OF the third. two hits. errors and a
walk filled the bases Blusman's double
play 20 Robertson and fast fielding work ty
the locals pulled them out
In the fourth Ward made a two base hit
TO right and scored on Sorensou's single Rob
inson scored Sorenson- Barker made run
ming catch OF Sorensou's Fly TO center in the
SIKH LnnLnE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22
VICTOR IN
DUEL OF PITCHERS

Hurley. y. NJ. June e2.-Ha-kins had
tAe better Of a pitching duel with KELLOGG
on the local grounds Saturday afternoon
SILVER city winning the initial game OF the
series by the score OF 20 T. Two errors
stop enabled +bc 7,5i,1e ~ ,,ebe- sIoI--
me run needed TO sew up the contest
8uncnec hits promoted one run for Silver
city IN the first fourth and sixth innings
Hurley got Of AT the post and secured two
IN the first One run was scored in the
MIRO and fourth innings, respectively BY
the Concentrators
The score p H E
Silver City --
Hurley ... Q
Batterles-Si City. Harkins and Price;
Hurley. Kellogg and Buckles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22
TROOP HOSES TO
INFANTRY PLAYERS

Troop II. 18th cavalry. lost some Of its
baseball prestige Sunday morning by
score OF 4 to in a game with company
T. Of the 18th infantry. In the afternoon
troop @. OF the 18th cavalry, trimmed the
18th team by a 20 2 score The pitching
OF private Cosmer Of the losing team was
the feature Of the first game He had &c
strikeouts to his credit and had he been
given any support worth mentioning. would
have won easily Corp StambauEh caught
for H troops Batteries for company L
were Ellison. pitcher. and NiIlican catcher.
IN the afternoon game loose playing lost
for the 18th Corp Worrell twirled this
session. which was held on the baseball
grounds at Fort Bliss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22
SHAGGY ROAM WINS
FREE FOR ALL TROT

San Francisco. CallE. June 22-Birdsy
p. a shaggy roam horse that rattles around
we streets Of san Francisco I'm the shafts
ot butcher cart on week days. won the
SllFer trophy I'm the free-for-au trot OF the
san Francisco Driving clubs matinee.
Inc Shaggy road defeated a field OF
race ---1
ne butcher who uses Birdey r to deliver
slrloin steaks, pot roasts and lamb chops
pun chased the horse recently for 500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22

Kellogg is rounding into better form
with each workout DAILY is showing
the form that made him the pier Of the
Albany, n Y, club last season and
with SOrenson from behind the bat will
be IN condition to go in the box and do
work Of higher order such as he did
at the first Of the season
The work of the Indians has been re-
Ilarkable and although they are be
hind the leaders they are none too late
TO finish in first place il they keep up
their present stride. They are sure to
make themselves feared by every club
from now until the finish.
ThOrne's men are still playing fine
ball and only the breaks in the last
series with the Indians kept them from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22
NEW LEAGUE MAY
COMBAT FEDERALS

New York. June 22.-The baseball at
mosphere. disturbed by the announcement
that the baseball magnates had about de-
cided to launch third major league 20
combat Federal league competition. was
somewhat unsettled today.
Echoes were heard from the west OF
opposition to the proposed action by the
American association and International
league. but they fell upon unrespousive ears
far as this city was concerned
Ban B. Johnson left early for Chicago
All he would say was that the matter Of
the new major league had been left en-
urely with the commission and that a
final decision would be reached within 10
days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22
LORD LORIS WINS
PARIS STEEPLE CHASE

Paris France June TIE Grande
steeplechase de Paris at four miles and
valued at $4,000. run over the Auteuil
track Sunday. was won by James Hen
nessy's chestnut horse. lord Loris- sydney
Platts bay colt Cliuas was second. and L.
Frates' Marteau II third Lord Loris won
easily by three lengths. He was 70 IN
the betting; Clitias was - 20 /, and Mar
teau II p TO l.
Heavy showers marred the social char-
acter Of the meeting and made heavy gong
President Poincare and many OF the olpio-
matte corps were present, however
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22
DIGGERS CLINCH
VICTORY PROMPTLY

Fort Bayard- r. n Tr1. - r---------
F1s-ErlS ana Eaton for Santa RIA held rbs
- Lse5era sluggers at bay Saturday while
49, 49, . tg-i-l-lIates cinched the game in the
.--Ls5L inning on some erratic ufrchfn- Nv
--N5--ls IoF the Soldiers and opn6rrure Ifrr--
llAB- tir was r11i~-r5 Hv -..-
the Diggers safe for the Remainder of thu
game. score, Z 10 in Iavor oI s-,it.l -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22
TWO ARE TIED FOR
FIRST IN SHOOT

The monthly shoot Of the p Pazo Gun
club for the Dupont and Hercules trophies
Vas held Sunday morning the
Sunset Heights grounds and was we'll
attended. Johnston and MCKEE were tied
for first place for the Dupont match while
the Hercules event showed six men tied for
first place.
Scores as follows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22
ALAMOGORDO WINS BASEBALL
CAME IRON CLOIDChOEI, -

Cloudcroft. n. N. June en- a nase-
ball game played here sunday afternoon
Alamogordo defeated Cloudcroft by a score
Of to e. The game was Interesting
throurhout heavy hitting by the visitors
and errors by the locals featuring the con-
test
ened in preparation for game on the
Fourth Of July a part or the DIG cele-
bratiou TO be held here on that day
The batteries in yesterdays game were;
Alamogordo. Haynes and Jackson. Cloud
croft Greenfield and Simpson Umpires.
Jones ana Pollock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22

D4e-@L-4F ~ NJ June ---LW O
n months have passed since the
u l. opening Of the Copper league
season. Three months yet remain TO
battle for the title. So far the Con-
contractors have outdistanced their
Getting a grip on first
place since the season opened seems
to have been Riser's hobby. II his
staff can stand the strain and
his club play the same steady ball
there viii be nothing TO expect but a
high position. Can they do il with the
Indians and Diggers setting a danger
Gus pace. their pitchin~ staffs being
strengthened and showing better with
every encounter.
Bausman's arm is getting stronger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22
EnI-R EINE THREE.

That's the phone number. II you are
going into business, advertise. and let
the world know IT. Your ad may be
just the ad they're looking and waiting
tor.
Ready Reference Directory.
Phone Four Five Three.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22

Summary
Tv-o-base hits Grissom. Earthnan .
smith stolen bases. Kirchman .. BIanch-
field. Robertson. Campbell Sacrifice hits
Grfssoru Struck out. by Nellis 6. by Kane
Base on balls, by Nellls o by Kane l.
BaIk. by Kane /. Time OF game. hours.
Umpire. Mackey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22

: : :
two out when winning run was made
Company j. runs by innings 100 OF O.
Hits 49,. Observation-Disclosures OH %
Gas Company. runs By innings 900 OIL SIS
Hits 800 --------- .------- 900 III 81
Summary. Two base hits. W0ldt Mathew
son. Gallagher Home run. WoOIlen Sacri-
flee hit. Woldt- Struck out. by Randall. 8:
by Pedregon. g Base on balls. by Randall. ]
by Pedregon. l. Double plays. Pedreg0n To
/ by PedreEon, g. Passed balls BY Dunlap
. Time Of game, 1-O5. Umpire. Atterbury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22

Us - ------- ZOO 80 IT'S
summary Innings pitched. by Bausman.
= BY Eurleson. g. hy DAILY. .. Runs made
of Bausman. &: off Burleson. .. or DaIv.
J. Hits apportioned. Off Bausman lO- on
tsurleson- s. off DAILY. none Two base hits
Ward. Mitchell. .; Burleson. Price. kellogg
stolen bases, Buckles Struck out. by Paus-
man. g. by Burieson. z. by DAILY. O. Bases
On balls by Bausmau. 4 by Bu-leson j = by
baly- I. Batters hit. by Bausuan. /: by DaIv
j.. Double plays Blusuan 10 Robinson Time
% game. 20. Lmplre. Earrod.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22
Rio Grandg Club Takes Lead;
Gas Team Beats the Soldiers

Defeat of Company Teamin City League Doubeheader
Sunday Proves Costly; Second Contest Of Afternoon
Is Pitchers Duel, Each Twirler Allowing Only
Two Hits Home Runs and Fast Fielding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22
Prop portion Of
-manufac-
tured paris de-
termIneS - Six "
quality nd
value.

The assembler makes none of
the parts In his car; the semi
manufacturer makes some.
StUdebaker makes all parts for
the Studebaker SIX except a
few patented specialities and
some equipment
Studebaker selects and tests the
steels. heat treats them, pours
the castings, cuts the gears,
FORCES 247 parts. builds the
bodies, etc
How do Studebaker SIX value
and quality show themselves
In the cars reliability in its
balance; its perfect alignment;
its silent, vibrationless motor:
its noiseless axle and trans
mission its economy and long
life.
Ride in the car, and you'll appre-
ciate true six" quality.
Send for the studebaker Proof
Book, describing Studebaker
manufacturing methods
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22

summary. Innings pitched. bv Henderson,
ID; by Herbert. % Runs made 30 H.
oerson. :. OF Herbert. ?. Hits apportioned
81 Asnderson' j; off Herbert. . Three base
bases, DlcEson, Grady, 2; Mereness. 2. Struck
OUT: Dy g 5,l 9; by Henderson. /: by Her
~ u r = - On ba!ls. by Herbert 3. Batters
~, Dt.HSo9. Double plays Herbert to Ber-
LHlRs 70 SIadelman. Balk. Herbert. wild
P I,-S' 3y Herbert ?. Time OF zane. i.sO,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22

,,--Is-- my ana timely hits lost the Sat
S e[ranee BANKERS by the score Of 6 to Sip
10 ~ ~ me colts and just two less bv
T M os-hA team contributed TO the run
Rio Grande RHE
Bakers .--- 900 -----------
Batteries-Rio 60. ---------
->e"lnaHi colts, Fisher and North.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22

Mason, the DigEer's right fielder. has
been SHARED in Cupids net He mar
ried last week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22
Copper League Series Grows Warm
-:II:- -:II:- -:I:- -:I:- -:!I:-
Indians and Diggers Coming Fast
BY E. C. COAN.

n. NJ. June 22.-Two i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22

Riser's latest find. Silkman. from
the University Of Illinois. shows IN
wei in practice Silkman arrived the
past week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22

Seibel and NIcGeever are finding their
batting eyes after a long search.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-22

Billy Mack has been released by
manager Christie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-14
ROADSIDE TREES
SUFFER FROM THE
LATE HURRICANE
Some of Them Can Yet Be
Saved; Fruit Orchards Are
Badly Damaged by Hail.

Tuesday afternoons storm was par
+irrIarIv damaging TO the valley below
IN Paso for a distance OF elshl OF ten
miles and it was the most severe In the
memory OF persons living in the sectlon
covered The wind damaged or De
srroved scores Of the beautiful cotton
wood trees along the county ROAD, many
yerv LARGE ones being blown down and
others having great limbs torn on and
carried a long distance. Some OF the
trees we're blown down because OF the
soft soil at the roots and tnese could
he richted and restored II the WOrk
were undertaken Immediately MeNlcans
have already attacked some with axes
however. cutting them up for wood In
asmuch as these trees have cost a good
deal. il is expected that county Judge
Eylar viii take steps 70 nave them
righted. braced and preserved II Iney
were braced until they took new root
they would stand. Many could De
saved in this manner, particularly those
along the embankment south OF the
five-mile bridge
Corn in the valley was stripped oy
the wind and hail and the pear and
fruft crop generally suffered from the
wind and hail The loss on the pear
orchard OF H. F. Bowman. jr, is alone
extremely heavy. the nan having
bruised thousands Of big pears so that
they have commenced to rot on the
trees Others suffered similar damage
Robt DOrbandts residence was COM
pletely unroOfed and at the home OF
s c. Aubrey one chimney was blown
An adobe saloon at Ascarate station on
the interurban was wrecked COM
uletelv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-14
FRIENDS URGE WILSON no REsT.

Washington, D. C., Aug. 14.-Friends
Of president Wilson are urging him to
take rest within the next tw OweeBs,
plans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-14
Ell Pasoans Awuu.

Mrs. J. Davis Mayfield has gone to
ClOudcroft 10 spend the remainder OF
the summer
DR.. J. A. Rawlings left Thursday for
Mountain Park 10 spend the week end
with his family
Miss Gertrude Mueller has returned
from ClOudcrOft where she was the
guest Of Miss Mae Hood, for few
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carothers and
I family left Thursday for California to
spend the summer at Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Carr will leave
Saturday for California. where they
viii spend about six weeks visiting in
Los Angeles. san Diego, PasO Robes
and san Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Sims left Friday
afternoon on the Golden State limited
for Bay City Mich, where they will
spend three weeks. visiting relatives
and friends The Sins formerly lived
at Bay City
Miss Pauline Bryan left Thursday for
ClOudcr0ft, where she will visit Mrs
v r stiles and Miss Beatrice Stiles
Mrs W r. Bryan and Miss Mabelle
Bryan will 90 to ClOudcrOft Saturday
to remain for several weeks.
Miss Vivian POmeroy and Mrs W. z.
Pomeroy, who have been in FL PasO
for a short time, have returned TO their
summer home. in Mountain Park Miss
Marguerite PrOthrO and Miss Marguer-
tie Mills accompanied them, TO visit
4
Mrs. p Y. Pearson and daughter.
Miss lIyra Pearson. left for Cloudcroft
Thursday. Mr.. Pearson and son will
Join them Saturday and they will re-
main in CloudcrOft for some time. Mrs.
Pearson is much improved in health
after her recent Illness
Mrs. J. J. Orusbee. with her daugh-
tiers. Misses Meta, Emile and Einar
Ormsbee. viii leave Saturday morning
for the Roach ranch. near Hill, y. ",
where they viii spend about 10 days.
Nelson Rheinheimer and Cuthbert Bald
win viii accompany them
a party Of Fl PasOans with the Wis
fling convention delegates went to
ClOudcrOft Thursday. The party was
composed OF Mr.. and Mrs. 3. 7. Cum
mings, Mr. and Mrs Walter Collins.
senator and Mrs ". o. hurry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lud 7. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
n Gray, Mr. and Mrs @. L. Watson.
Mr. and Mrs F. N. Spann. Mrs. c. c.
Mcdonald and Mrs. c. B. Hudspeth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-14

Best Of cleaning, p-one 1851 for wagon.
Crescent Cleaning Wl1s.-AdTertisem