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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
HOTEL OWNER IS SHOT
IN QUARREL ABOUT WIFE

Rov. n. NJ. Oct 15--Paul Tyler, a
young hotel owner. was shot through
me abdomen and shoulder Wednesday
by oscar Kidd and viii ProsoaoIy de
Kidd fe said to have been attentive
TO Mrs. TYLER and IN feeling is believed
to have arisen between the men on ac-
count Of this.
Kidd wa sordered away from the
receiver. Kidd fired. the bullet en-
tering TyIer's body and when Tyler at
tempfed to reply Kidd shot him
through the shoulder. While deputy
sheriff was taking Kidd and Bert jay.
sboo+iD~ "a IAN. Tyler's father at
Tented to shoot the prisoner, but
Mrs TvIer is en- route to Los Ange-
les. having left Albuquerque Tuesday
night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
FOR AUTO ROAD
ALONG THE S.P.
Meeting Is Held at Bowie;
Plan a Straight Road
From Ell Paso West.

Bowie, ARK, Oct 15.-Representa-
tIYes Of the commercial organizations
OF Benson, COchise, Wilcox, San 81
mon, STEMS SOlomonville and Stafford
met with the Bowie board Of trade last
night and formulated plans for . cam
paign TO establish a northern road for
the Borderland automobile route from
Lordsburg, n. NJ, to Tucson, Ariz- An
executive committee was named TO
formulate = plan OF action and to re-
port at a meeting to be held at san
Simon on the evening of october %. The
meeting was also attended by 9. NJ
Murphy, Of the Southern Pacific rail-
road, who assured the commercial or
CARNATIONS that It would do all in its
power to aid in establishing the route
The organization was named the
Northern Cochise County GOOD Roads
association. The officers are j. G.
Blanks. Bowie, president; Thomas Ham
bly,, WILCOX, vice president; Richard
Belknap, San Simon, secretary; Nicho-
las Martinez, Benson, treasurer The
executive committee is composed OF the
following: Moses Drachman, Tucson;
Perry Burk, Benson; DR.. Ellis, Cochise;
J. ". Angle, Wilcox; H. D. Sweet
Bowie George Sigh, San simon; Frank
Creswen, Stems; Charles 3. Yeti, Sol
omonville. DR.. Y. B. Copp, Of San 81
mon, was selected chairman Of this
committee.
This organization meeting was pre-
ceded by a banquet at the Southern Pa
cific hotel rendered by the Bowie
board OF trade. More than 90 repre-
sentative citizens from the different sec
lions Of the county attended.
It is the intention Of the executive
committee of the association to get to
work on the matter at once. A general
publicity campaign will be conducted
among the people Of the sections that
would be benefited by the road and 1t
is believed that a large sum Of money
can be raised by voluntary subscrip-
tons for the work. Several tenders
Of financial assistance were offered at
the meeting, although no appeal was
made for funds.
The Southern Pacific railroad is now
making an effort to have such a high
way established in anticipation Of the
travel from Bowie to Globe and PhOe-
nix and the Roosevelt dam by auto
mobile parties going to the Panama
exposition next year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
ToDAYS ADJUSTMENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Every act shown at the AlhaTbra
this week is a hummer. "ToA Muratl,
the japanese slack wire artist, IS a peer
in his profession and can use his Ieet
as apt as some use their hands he IS
Of a school rarely seen in this country
King Baxter" presents a trained horse
whose remarkable aptitude for distin-
gushing colors and remembering num-
bers seems almost supernatural Noel
and IrVille" are the big surprise OF this
weeks bill, but they must be seen 10
appreciate their act for words cannot
do them Justice The Two kings are
juvenile artists OF financial technique
and it is a treat TO witness two young
sters who can acquit themselves so
creditsbly. Their singing and DANCING
is Of a high order. "Irieking the Gov
eminent" a feature picture showing
the combat of wits between polished
crooks and the government, Will be
the picture offering
The doors open at II a. m FOR PIC
lures only, when the admission is sc
and 10c. Evenings for pictures and
vaudeville, the admission is 15c and Csc.
advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
ALEXANDRIA HEAD
LINER IS HORSE

King, the top liner at the Alhambra
theater. has horse sense. He has to
have TO do his act at the new FL PasO
theater this week.
King is a horse. a beautiful milk
white and jet black animal, who can
tell time, knows cOlOrs, can add, sub
tract. multiply and do other equine i'm
possibilities. He is directed by King
Baxter. the other King Of the team,
and they furnish half hour Of whole
some entertainment.
Toki Murati, a japanese juggler and
slack wire walker, does things with his
feet that would make an average
American hustle 10 do with his hands.
His closing stunt is TO DO a split on
the slack wire and pick a handkerchief
from the wire with his teeth
The two Kings, a boy and girl team
Of singers. entertain cleverly with
singing and dancing act that is full Of
childish enthusiasm and was decided
hit with the audience Wednesday eve
ming.
Noel and IrviIle do a female imper-
sonating act which includes singing
dancing and talking. They succeed In
fooling the crowd until they remove
their wigs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
DAILY RECORD

To D. A Lacon. to build an adobe IN the
q block. Campbell addition cost $3.50.
To Charles Strosser, 10 erect sign at Sl5
West Missouri street. cost $50.
To Mrs. NJ Patterson. to make general
repairs: cost $50
To Julio Sanchez. to build an adobe at
Deeds Filed
Fl Paso county-A. G.. McMath to ". Q.
Belden, tract Of land containing $3.50 acres.
adjoining the Lewis Burris tract. FL Paso
county; Consideration 5000: Sept. g.
E Paso county-Tomas Garcia. ST.. 70
Pomposa Rey. tract OF land containing 1910
acres IN the San Elizario grant, one mile
northwest Of the town OF Eabens; eonsid-
Grafton S2005. Oct Il
Fabens. Texas-E. z. Elias to Joseph
zelman. lots IS and IS. block ?. town OF
Tobin's Fourth addition E. Elias to
Joseph Zelman. lots Is and IS. block 2.
Iobin's Fourt addition; consideration. $3.50;
North side Of Wheeling street. between
Division and Courchesne-Janes B Brady
70 A. Brown. lots IS to p, block g..
Manhattan Heights addition; consideration
$3750; Oct. Il.
Orchard Park addition - Winchester
Cooley 70 Herman Meyers, lots l to 10.
block ?. and lots 20 -. block I, Orchard
Park addition; consideration $4,000; Oct. 1.
North side OF Allen, between salt Lake
and FL Paso avenues-El Paso Heights In
sot 8, block p. FL Paso Heights addition;
consideration $50.
Fl Paso county, A Luse to H A
Hill, the southwestern fourth Of section IS,
public school land containing $50 acres;
consideration $500; Oct 2
FL Paso county-H n. Price 10 A F
Luse, the eastern one-fourth OF section
13. block /. public school land; containing
$50 acres: consideration 81; Oct. g.
e Paso county-H n Price to A F
Luse. tracts 1. ?. II. y. Il. and the north
ern half Of the southwestern quarter OF
section Il. block l. public school land. con-
tanning Ss6o acres; consideration $36,oo0i
Oct. Il
e Paso county, J. Hipp TO L Norton.
section It, block ~, public school land; con-
sideration S1I44; Oct T.
Marriage Licenses.
To Jose J. Chacon and Romona Luna
both o. Fl Paso.
Automobiles Licensed
271S-Jesus Guaderrama- 325 chihuahua
street: seven passenger Buick
271s-Naudln Bros. S14 South Fl Paso
street. International Harvester truck
Births-Girls.
To Mrs. Tomas Holguin. room 4, Broad
way; Oct 9.
Births-Boys.
To Mrs. Juan Chavez, 50 Canal street;
To Mrs Antonio Lopez MADEIRA street;
Oct 10.
To Mrs. Andreas Sanchez. Elephant Butte,
y n; Oct 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
CASHIERS PRESENCE OF MIND
SAVES BANK FROM ROBBERY

Seattle, Wash. Oct 15--A bankers
presence Of mind saved the Broadway
State bank from robbery late Wednes-
day when a well dressed stranger
walked into the bank. threw down
some gold pieces and asked for a $50
bill in change. Cashier c. B. SandifeT
opened his cash drawer to get the bill
when the visitor leveled a pistol at his
head and exclaimed:
Move fast now. Give me a whole
lot Of that or I viii blow your head
off"
Sandifer dropped behind the counter.
at the same time calling 10 two clerks
in an adjoining cage. The rObber
turned without firing a shot and rushed
to the curb, where he stepped into an
expensive motor car driven by a chauf-
feur. The car dashed away. The ma
chine and driver were captured later
by the police, but the robber escaped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
Johnson and Thomas Wind Up Training
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Friday Night Bout To Be Hard Fought
Nv sBTDp RUTHERFORD.

Johnson considerable trouble The CALI
fornian intends to 20 in from ne M ~ X,
bell. and make an aggressive LlsnI o. II
depending upon his superior helsht, Ts s
and weight advantage to overcome the FOXY
tactics 81 Johnson. II training camp dope
is correct, he hits hard, stinglng blew
with ether hand his punches being backed
by enormous power in his snouieeEs. ne
appears TO be 81 best when ar oistaHSe.
clinches, where johnson is IN class oy
himself
johnson pulled on the gloves Win tnIee
teruOon. and after the WORKOUT osc!aIeu
that he felt fine. The shifty NeW OFie cans
man appears to be in perfect physical con-
dition. the result Of his stiff work IN the
camp for some time past During MS box
ing with Bob York. the clever EGe2lo o9y'
Johnson exhibited plenty OF speed, MS TAG
tics with his sparring partners rnaklng u
impossible 10 get a line on MS nltung
ability johnson has made q number OF
friends through his consideration OF his
staff Of assimilators.
three fast rounds with Kid Reyes, A brief
workout with speedy little Eddie Martin toi-
by his daily work with johnson. Kid
Farmer the fast welterweight, who IS
scheduled TO meet Soldier Wintersteen cid
boxed several rounds with kid" Lucca
at the Thomas camp.
Larry Strouer. the game little cavalry
lightweight. left wednesday afternoon for
Columbus. where his regiment Is stationed
Larry declared before he left that he de-
sired another bout with Papke. TO be
staged at either Fort Bliss or Columbus.
While in the city, Strouer made large
number OF friends by his extreme game
ness, and ability to come back and earn
draw after taking severe punishment A
return match between Papke and StrOuer
here should draw a good house. as the cav
alryman established himself a big favorite
in this city BY his clean tactics while IN
the ring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
HUGE LEGACY IN DANGER,
PROF. MUNSTERBERG RESIGNS

Cambridge Mass, Oct. 15.-Hugo
Munsterberg, professor Of physiology
at Harvard university. said Wednes-
day night that he had offered his resig
nation to president Lowell. This action
IS the result Of a letter sent by Maj.
Clarence Weiner Of London to the over
seers Of the college to the effect that
ne would change a viii by which Har
ward would receive S1O.000,OQO unless
professor Munsterberg were dismissed
II ON the faculty.
"Unwarranted prOGerman utterances
py the famous psychologist in cOnnec-
ton with the war were given by Nal
Wiener as the reason for mis- attitude.
7 sent my resignation 20 president
Lowell so that there might be no en-
barrassment in the matter and that the
FACULTY might be left free TO act with
out having TO consider my feelings"
said professor Munsterberg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
DAN KEENAN, BREAKS
HIS COLLAR BONE

Dan Kenan, the local football player who
has made such e record at Wesleyan uni
yersity, is out Of the game for the remain
Ger Of the season with a broken collarbOne.
HIS father. J. G. Kenan, has received q
aetter from his son saying that he would be
unable 70 lead the Wesleyan team in the
remainder Of the games. Dan had a RIB
broken IN a game last season which kept
him out Of the final games OF the season
he IS captain Of the Wesleyan team and
has been selected BY the eastern critics as
one Of the best fullbacks in the east
A clipping from the New York Sun has
been received here telling Of Kenan's aecci-
dent in the Wesleyan Union game, and of
the defeat by Union Of Wesleyan after
Kenau was injured and forced TO leave the
game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
ShackIed Me1icans DeLi0er
MIL to Montana Residences
As the Police Boss the Job

asu Ieche." said a rair Of Mexlcans
in chorus also in shackles-
If vas on Montana street early
Tbursdav morning. The two Mexicans
were guarded by a mounted pollc -=lll---l
sacJ- titled with milk bottles Ihey
were made TO inquire at each house II
any milk had been missed and Wnere
he answer was in the affirmative a tuIl
bottle was left -
Earlier in the morning ALBERTO EoI
rae sD5 francisco Lopez were arrested
with Is bottles Of milk in Two SACKS
can't W D. Greet ordered them
shaclzIed together. detailed mounted po-
liceran Gus Chitwood as superintendent
OF the milk delivery and the houses on
Montana street where the milk hSo l
bae1 taken from. were visited by the
three.
The ATexicans are being held BY the
noIice on the charge Of robbery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
Figures Don't Show Americans Ahead
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Time Arrives For Picking Star Team
BY JOHN E. WRAH.

Gates the last theory. Certainly there can
be no doubt about that slump.
About THAI Best Team.
There's no use trying to stan away from
club in the world rolls around you've sim
ply got TO get into the game, somewhere
Or other Grant Rice IS about the first regu-
lar guy 10 take shot at It. By way OF
having something TO pick on we reprint it,;
Catcher Schang, Philadelphia (Ameri-
cam; pitchers, James. Boston (NationaD /;
Alexander, Philadelphia CSationaD; Tes-
reau. New York (NationaI); Bender. Phila-
delphia athletics. First base. SlEInnis
philadelphia (American). Second base. COL
Inns. Philadelphia (American)- ShOrtst0p.
Meanwhile, Boston C,Sationsil. Third base
Baker, Philadelphia (American). Left field.
Burns, New York (NationaD. Center field
Cobb Detroit CAmerican). Utility. J. Miller
ST. Louis CNationaD.
Doalz Deserves Place.
There isn't much 10 be said in objection
to this display OF talent except that the
tons:
bert Leonard for Chief Bender It's tough
TO leave out Rudolph and Walter johnson
Outnelder-Crawf0rd for Burns Old sam
stiu IS q wonderful pinch guy.
The rest can run for anybody-they look
good
Doak Great HurIsr.
II the Cardinals could make runs Willie
Doak would be one Of the most notable
pitchers o. the day. Indeed. his record
shows him to be that now; lack Of a punch
back OF him has caused his few undoings
Doak was proven the Eamest OF all the
Cards hurlers. not excepting Szllse.
As for Walter johnson, that lad has
pitched good ball even though he has not
the record OF yore- It's the club back OF
him that has failed. though johnson him
self has slipped some. With e run making
outfit back Of him johnson would still
be Al.
It may be remarked that the Boston Ma
tiOnals do not show strongly IN the above
collection. That's because we can't figure
into the playing the most valuable factor in
the Braves sBecess-George Stzllings.
But we'd sure name the miracle man
manager Of the all-star club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15

- ROMoTER ROY MARTIN. Of the Pas
- time A. C., in Signing the principals
4 for the proposed 45-round contest he
tween Young Jack Johnson" and ''Blid''
Thomas for Friday night in the Juarez
arena made g match that appears highly
satisfactory to the fight going public Of Fl
Paso and Juarez. The scheduled match.
whether IL goes ten rounds or the entiTe
limit, If expected 70 2e a marc. Ioughl al, a
fair during the entire distance. ana one tnat
will be remembered by the fight fans OF TINS
city. Experience will clash against height
weight and reach In this bout 1noInas pc
tnr the tail boy with the shoulders Of a
Fitzsimmons, while Johnson is the Snifty
general
puzzler TO fans who have witnessed the
workout OF both men IL sste training camps
and who find It impossible to believe that
Thomas can MAKE los p9unus = eds--s
solved when a glance is taken at the slen-
der underpin1lng ano snlaI Hei i, OF ~
Californian When the two principals enter
the ring. Thomas viii appear TO be 10 or 20
pounds heavier than his shtfty opponent.
while the real difference viii not be over
10 pounds. His ability 10 reduce weight Is
attributed 20 MS small waist. slender legs
and the fact that he is a scientific trainer.
20 whom a surplus pound makes quite
difference
wednesday afternoon marked the end OF
the consistent grind Of training OF noth
johnson and Thomas. the clever negro bat
tiers knocking off hard work Thursday
light work will be the card in both camps.
the principals desiring TO TAKE 10 GA-aAlE19
on an injury TO their hands, or Of becoming
stale, and leaving their fight in the train
ing camp. Thomas did the hardest work
Of his training at the San Antonio street
camp boxing several rounds each with
clever little KID Lucca and Soldier
7yintsrsteeu. in addition 20 punching the
bag and shadow boxing for several rounds
The big negro showed a decided improve
Tnent in speed. while his wind appeared 20
be perfect During his boxing, Thomas
gave evidence that he is shifty. hard hit
ting. two handed scrapper, who VIII give
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
aGoIyG OF THE WHITE SWAMI

The Hearst-SeliE Weekly and Inc
Going OF the White Swan" will be the
program today at the Bijou. The Co
ing Of the White swan, by GllDeII
Parker. is an exceptionally fine two
part drama, set in the SHOWS OF the far
north. The beautiful Bessie Eyton and
wheeler Oakman are featured in this
production. and it is a superior picture
in every way. The Hearst-Seig Week
" contains an abundance Of fine scenes
and is very interesting. II you see this
program today you will not be disap-
pointed.
Friday. Arthur johnson viii be seen
in IAN Affair OF Honor" the third
story Of ''The Beloved Adyenturer Sc
Monday, "Kathlyn' will be seen in
Hearts and Masks" twO-part society
drama.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
LECTURES ON EUROPEAN WAR
TO BE GIVEN BY THE RABBI

The European war viii be discussed
by rabbi Martin Zielonka in a series
Of two lectures at Temple Mt. Sinai
The first one will be given Friday
evening at the temple
The subject will be: a Justtihca-
ton Of War" and the lecture next Fri
day evening Will be: The Cause Of
War" The lectures viii start at
o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
LANDS BEING SIGNED UP
FOR RECLAMATION WORK

Lands which are irrigated by the
Leasburg diversion dam are the only
ones yet to be signed up by the govern
ment under the new 50 percent con-
tracing arrangement between the
reclamation service and the land
owners.
In the FL Paso valley the so percent
necessary has already been secured by
the FL Paso Water Users association.
On the east side and west side canals
in the Mesilla valley so percent Of sig
natures for land have been secured BY
the Elephant Butte Water Users asso-
citation.
Eighty percent Of all the land must be
signed up BY Nov. il the contemplated
Improvements are TO be made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
no OUR CTsTOMFRs,

As Mr.. Lloyd Allen IS out assisting
the searching party in the search for H
B. Stevens, Jr. who lost his way in the
Organ mountains, beg to stats we viii
be short Of help until he retufis. There
fore, we beg Of those who we are at the
present endeavoring TO serve directly
and indirectly, that you will be patient
with US until he returns.
ANDERSON REALTY CO.,
31S Herald Bldg. Phone sos.
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
TRIES To SIGNAL PASSING
FaW-TnG. WFWET aEEw 80. ,o-

When H Teffner's Overland automo-
bile broke down near Ysleta late We'd
nesday night he took q lamp off the
car and attempted to signal the pass-
ing automobiles for assistance. None
of the cars would stop, as the drivers
thought IL was a robber trying to hold
them up They gave the alarm at
Ysleta and deputy sheriff James Full
CHAM went to investigate and found
Teffner and his car. He was taken to
Ysleta where his car was repaired.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15

In 10 minutes you can surely write
five good reasons Why The Merchants
Of Overland Street Can Sell For Less
II your reasons are considered the most
convincing. you VIII receive cash prize
Of $40. Sit down now and write those
i've reasons-and send them to The
Herald by p m, Friday October IL
Advertisements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
SOUTHWESTERN OFFICIALS

Officials Of the Ell Paso and South
western railway system who left here
several days ago on the annual trip OF
inspection Of the right Of way to Daw-
son. n NJ, returned Thursday morn
ing
After remaining in FL Paso for sew
era hours. the special train left for
Tucson, Ariz. The officials will make
an inspection Of the western division
The train contained p officials Of the
various departments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15

II you try for that SO cash prize, just
write as simply as possible five reasons
why The Merchants OF Overland Street
Can Sell For Less" Then send your
answer to The Herald office by p. m.
Friday. October 18th. The prize Will be
awarded to the person who submits the
five most convincing reasons-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
..-r1Ir 1-ENnET.rA, AGAIN TODAY.

The General Film company's greatest
success, The Vendetta" will be shown
again today at the Wigwam- AFTER
having seen this remarkable film, the
MANAGEMENT congratulates itself upon
having secured it This is one Of the
most finished pictures that the Wig
wan has ever shown. 1t is perfectly
photographed and the story Is one OF
inc most dramatic that has ever been
filmed Today is the last showing OF
The Vendetta. "-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
WEALTHY AMERICAN WEEDS

New York, Oct 15.-James Cox Bra
dy' son OF the late Anthony n Brady,
and lady Victoria May Perry. da1Icbter
Of the earl and countess OF limerick.
Of Decemore castle, Limerick. ireland.
we're married wednesday at Monmouth
\. J. Brady's father left an estate es-
timated at $50. 00O,0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
SrFFRAGFT LEADER DECLARES
ENGLAND NEEDED WOMEN's VOTE

New york. Oct 15.-Christabel Pank-
hurst militant suffraget leader Of Eng
land. came unannounced to New York
yVednesdav on the steamer Finland
Miss Pankhurst vOyaged as Elizabeth
1TrDo7a1d and did not announce her
identitv until the Finland was within
IT do not come to America to advo-
cate militant methods" were almost her
first words as she met a dozen re-
DOrters. Militant methods are not
needed in America
'sThe womeu's fight for votes in Eng
land has been laid aside temporarily.
7 believe, however. that England would
have been better equipped for war II
her women had been given the vote"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15

SO cash prize for the five most con-
OF Overland Street Can Sell For Less -
Get your answers TO The Herald office
by s p. NJ Friday, October 1sth.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
GREASE ON RANGE CAUSES
SNAIL. E,IRr. ~ ~. IL. I.

Grease on range at the Brown
News company restaurant, on North
Stanton street. caused an alarm at =
O'Clock Thursday morning. The fire
burned through the root before the de-
partment arrived. The damage vvos
only SO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15

For winter comfortable Wilson T4os
Blast Coal Heater. We are sole AGENTS
Laurie Hardware Co., Mills and Stan-
ton.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15
ATnIT0RITW.

The Pass City Dance club IS holding
five cent dances every evening at the
Auditorium, Mills and Kansas streets
Good music and refreshments are Pyo-
ed-Advertisemeut-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15

$1,000 GIVEN AWAY BY FL. PASO
BUSINESS MEN. WATCH FOR AN
acknowledgements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15

$1,000 GIVEN AWAY BY Ell PASO
BUSINESS MEN. WATCH FOR AN
T-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15

Boiling meat, Zoe H., Opitz Market
phone 36.-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-15

Prime rib roast. 175ke H.. Opltz Mar
ket phone Observation-Disclosures.