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The Meeker herald., 1914-07-04
csuldw,t a4and II

Mlstress-why did you leave your
Inst placef
Bsidset-I couldn't stand 1t, mum
Tue missus was always wearin' me
best eowns-Philadelphia Record.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

WANAifAcliiF Tea laR a.
ite, a e. pafkgr pastos ~ iho Maln
firsel rtressn eh0fsh Aua Nslraafi
w tts basal commercial alsaH s,iien
hsa hasu appointed dsnluaaifailon
sFsni ~ Nns gnnht aui viu gsth
- apesiiisn enh $50 ynurd siatss
iatsumeri ~ aEfHmiufr 30, ie,f
hef rss-fit mads ihs aeelsfaNea nat
fhe sale 0f fbs NfriHEf pphiefp ~.
aees uf waa t.u nafr.v ~ adnnt IS
ffnarfinf Hh tfuettHi -tftise fysHn SEE
pulpii sna that lea,sf vammsriei ana
atfltuturai conditions Wets fhV fnfes
fnrnoss ~ fsiisinu ~ ~ pfustt iaa
hif ifsachur ID and 10 dfsoil0E ihier
aabs ia ths g,gNm,rtisl riuh and ,hies
dENs Ia lys asfieuiiafai daiier ~,
lafksf he's found lhhi hY rthiina hlt
se.oks esg~s.rtss ~, haS ~ SERMON
~ SUNDAY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
SOUTH TEXAS


1hs isis salmen pasl 30 ,he I'ssf
e',ssi VS. ihs Ar1ssf 80 fsssad
TIE intffslN - ,sreNnn has H..
ga y sfsi siu.seh', senll.d ,hp sess
sessh pss,iN .sa south cafoae.
ars the onh States m Walsh ga j.
rgssincsJ
NiatN eNf hads ~ ps,Ans taiaoa
ai ttpa pee wsfs faihstra W .anlsel
re,ss in 1919
Fhs .'vi,ns Dipb 80 NcW Nat -
rad a. H. ihr isgF,st Wemsns e,aa
~ the uised States
inf nvistt 81 ins FeWma q Naasi
haiaiv Nashnaisn. has to.u De-
itFn'inna a. - itgot n.i stess 49,
issa
sahneon ia ths ts.lssnentsi n8nss Dr.
'Hfetr nra rfNith ttr cnmmantn m
Nrs Nof4 vltf ihnsasifhia. pastan
cleveland runaie sua Itispafah
thf iiH hffriIff lasulif in Ngnuflta
j. aesospd,N nsm 3ahn nia.Antelint
vha ser t,fn al uernianS SCI istt
liis san leAann t,.tsf ii,sssfsliel
sss 'h nsal ~ gis fsa,ul a. .tnl
Hfnif BAL AutFi.A nHuiA.s n s.e l..
- nsar sac rin.s ~ ias liiA ssAl oss
Statistics shav ihai be- tbs safb
defs - Ameuean Nuliffse siisa .a,f
bar ~ lns rfadualrs ad.lH,a u,s
aliNififs as pfrisasipa A. 10, riss
'ui 1luis ends saeul ~ rrei - o.
suilsft sfaduties b.Dams minlsisis
Mith ar Hnnusi uuipm ~ ps e0a 20.
asffeis s'ahfoinia nno .sads sil Htbai
safrs beg lhs esnJufitin ~ p.ifaisun
NAt m oida naust .ymD ,sAiahhiaa
iiHuoip resss i.auia.ana wesf Nif.
rinie uhia i'snnsl itanh wsauiins
ssNsas sni lnd.aua
MaTnssiip ~ minsfal ehth 81
Httf ~ pst ernt nafhan alasilh ih.
saf wnivh b. ured b. oiArsins suta
paisr FlnEn sis and similsr bs,sf.
aFsr ni isf ihr srcsisf pans oi msa
ussits oeruffina in ths unuea states
Ia foind ln ,aiifefrla white re.,ar,i
have also been rvoeiNsd ~ a..esgt d
Nfla"na Nes-aa ADD Nssf.fn 'IsAas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

- Iler Ifsfaia HCeeinl
KsNuhtfl1.E Tea 1Aa. n pfef
! n ulai.es. aupssiussndems ~ rub
~ schefls 80 Kirsa4iils aas iwnn sen
aerea n, fhs cemmitsee - ufeafsazA.
sien - anal bDsiy ths position ~ Con-
e.snsgr ~ iss dinriei sosmsl snsfltuis
70 BE- hsaa N cospgs chfisii W guat
~ ihss yraf
Tha arsflci h uev formed sfnbFacot
ni,vvi t~.efy eowmslss ard garuinl,es
. Fupfr1aniaglon ~ uatsfpi ngnafe@
tsaehefn Pred nleipoe has neesptea
AIS nppvsAimsnt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
SAT- or MAS corros

fnilef,ftsfala Hpseiei
siinEfiii4 X Tea. ian "a ~
wiiiisip . rete~ one 20 sams-i ana
espntgf lssa.BF e,fiian planters ana
ffpunnapi msfptrf ~ usp rHgnsfs
man vho iias az arfsfpi fesin neen
etl6gtnE marketing nrfbtslF siniil,,i -
~ T~tas fsfmofa haa sseaffhed noffe
Uawm0in inequaii'iss ~ esf sfmsn
~ ssiNHF ggitpp DUf ieatinE tesmf
rafnpeniig lat' lob shsr ~ Oates
mafksfsd hir flrsl hsis ~ isia rotiaH
. tfnnEht n tents aue br ruefp~Fg i
ngfa iaasla ~ naasinF ft4af elnf
ne ths spirvst Hfite pam flat -.
rafdiha ihs final aiapssitinu - M
salas lseisfg.s 81 raisp rseatst
= isiir ffom ApRusi Tstfues 0~ns1
~ ihf largest eplior fnif N Hehvrls
erih Easons siatlnR ihat M sltisa
s~s purchased 80 thaf sop0sfn %
isi-s cyaie pr i.rgIss ihsi y ~e,'io
~ manufactured inso fnrn ~ssssd
ingss hoas end $50 hsft, - Jeses $50
ofhsr Ameriean trade ~ . pstcs ~
~ ultiwata essospmef uiong tlnies ia
sscnss a ins pnTinai saifs - ~
rwits Tl.s hfi.r sise fogufsis irs
formation teKafains ins fvratff q
onti.n psslis 10 Tsshs and aass fpf
data pefaaining a. q iDfsiiuh - = MIN
sr uas state
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
CA L L T. X.
Classified ids

The ptssr.faNips Nlrvs that place
sa0 3 lmmeiiAts funiati With iht bat
.cfles ef ,hf lsNnst aiaA4ns ~usia
r'hss ats ihe nltls Aih, para0tal,las
20 sNersea
roa have scmsihn9 ~ Otnss man
nerilr alpeta
Aff4seUin lss have femsihins ths
rlAsf aAn rvs.lp vlihoat knowlnk th.,t
~ ps~ds i l'se want EXISTS Dot Hes
ihe tssits is tl n f',as.Nss n.t iAs
.eaaa. iapsngsp of ~ sNlstsnst
kemsmntt vue thi4r HAs either
ffNas . alNAss raartis eWaninN ne
pafituiar .hlitk ghai msvis BITS fsauiro
Hlsuft iHeHs tfN ths sct.ls ~ prsss
leilf. aat siasaiasd ads ave rs tiua
satna
stsS wufk whHs you sisep. never
sri lui4SesiioN nfkef faS out nsNtf
suU@ Sac bite feather
thH ar its@sst - death sna 49,
sistsni 81 n..A pups
thtt relieve yes ~ vorfs NtAs
frrnus far 1ru i'trnuade uA5s tg
come teuf Way nnd luprvtss yual
laaat n1l ilsad them Aiaas thsna
Mats Ufs "a .nsm 1,aa oshev h,ss
ard profitable eNrsFlenes l. ipesg.n
sIVe
o. it : ssNapf 900 nged biu-f
5 lulf seipe shitAfnsf A stowe ti
Hn fuu ~i.f ~ cell fnf- ~ tHat ~ ID
uNds fUaieih'ns 90 somslmns hsltal
sUued o. Y.,H f.'iairslnenisf u -,
Ihs siassinas a. b iepsnis i,is snis
eaA 40 VIII bfina rruts A uls
Val rouflar. yeu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
ros pockIr BILLIARD CHAM
piohsnip

SEATTLE Nsah Ian ~ iiennie
tileu - Nane4s ESQ vii asf.na ME
fiif "a naflnnsl fs's 49, hiiisrd cham
pian elaiDsi 1siuss Nsiisf" e l,eetsi
u > msieh ihsi ~sii have iis ul,cn'Ng
ln ms riit tufusffaN stahl l'lAY win
linilnle Toe ,laus aiaiiis The spH
tssi @ai a. ihs nTsa rbaiprlassh,b ~.
faif ~ a. hina stu ~'asHa a. iha
par - thr eauHifs aud y sftfarfimd
wide aisfnuup AlEuaE thg Epiior 60
- tns dfssn istls alst,it
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29


lhitiNsHail. Fos Ian r. Mr.
Irrof and urs wsf ~sfe shoi.pinr
ln nishep nhafsdat
Mf Wnt and ssn rfHChoit iefi
Ii,sa.ias Hiih ibfu oatus na MfNnl
ten OUonls where NJ wFai hks s..N
iend srd u SONS 50 fsfm lhcst tbs
fpiHinE suinsnsr
several ~ ins chHdr,n IN thla NJ
sfnlii an aiiluf SIN ihs hfr ins.saf
Ne luhEsif aud fnmi'f from rense,l
Ttsas have mo,sd ln ons ~ iht Mn
ief houses 40 intends o. fafm far Ma
Miller ilse Uomin1 year
aeass
Fhs ball game ilidsg Nao played
here heiSvsn ths Noi.sip~s aaa pfH
nqli bels shdrd iu ,ieiuff fai nol,s
tuxn
Mis- tlWrurs wsaihFeh VAS shop
pima b. iuthep Nvtast sffefnssh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
FISK ANo oYsrEss.
sRIes woas wAsrGo

n gnu want a.-sl vofs cheap ieuk
at THIS
Flasa f5r foot ua
rhsmnesH tiGa faaf up
pAra SIS foofap
3oreh o.lumns 900 frei up
FoundafIen aud RaU uah p,r 81
SO tnd $50
furnish sFerth and Q aha cure
1uuf smoking .hlmue,s 400 flrt 81
vart gusrarfrct W Mlnaea
ga Anteiana street IaNaaa 1914 llsH.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

Tlss l.ltspfy ~ Congress A. Waste
sngtsn 10 nov fankne - siisd anons
Treai Aiwaries ~ lbn ~pg.1 T@s y,
tfnfy aas fifsf estabi&ssc Ia ltFf
d waa .lnsoss LssllS aos'seyeG rlpsn
~ British bssnsa w4sssnxipe ~ ssit
and ihp psfFess 4hf1s e IsepFs
geEieFnen ~as pefrluasse ~ ccpxsns
- start kAs cellseileh ess~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

Fuh SALE hoomus haasr Iu eep
frui iosauoni equipped fai shor order
Can ue haafai mrssu Tote
three hi..eAs Nesi &C. lisureua Al
klns hish srhrr af So. $3.50 nn rafl
t.rIna. hrro.a street fn.m fhe So
F,,si Mansion ff-a rsnm isi4ts AZ
eenirai part q uuaness dIstn.t fi4oe
owner hHs puNIn purltua tnd @.
slrvs to seu uui b. uasInees hsEEaIn
Several small improves farms olue. Dos
Two ~ these arr loss Than to aefcs
ard W.. improved Write us fof par
tieniars Iorrtspandence relative o.
propositions ~ ans lani win receive
our attention uvrmpAy a HlcEsF
kiupssllle Texas 100
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
DISPLAY
A YER TISIN G

Open fiai rai, psr n.h p-f cuianr
y lif 81
Sans sundays
-tandIuN d.trsV HfttfII st merits
open fatf Ifr iulN ptf manfh a. 01
Hssairg Netices
Nlrt rraains msfttf faDh Insertion
pr Nus 4ae
l.0cals per hne saeh assertion i4c
CNatfatis faf large amauuis nf ai
ysriisiuE space un application as thls
DiBsa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
rsI CAUSE 90 MORTALITY ~
FRANCE


The dforiuf ~ public CHARITIES ara
mFisns has iasi handed h a. Nht
nineisf - lnicrnf hia r'ppfi on the
tanlmn situation ~ Trance a. isif.
The death raf' fUf ihts scar We hEh
ln Ffance 40 ip other epunuiss Tho
toiai numbsf ~ deaihs was sbHli
ila osA co. Rx'tars ~ ahpH 1863
aetths Scr hundred iheusand inhsh'
uanie ana an inor"ss' - fatis eyer
fte nFufor ~ thr rreriuus yraf whlfh
hpNssr ware exceptionally ~ Tbt
eace@s ~ deaths rcprsasutnr 90 az
fegeare h,fNsrn No iwo wears w4n
afiposed 81 follows Hofsading 49, ih.
aFs % ihs doce1snis
PROM o e. , year sQ1ft deattF
ff1m ! ~ ~ yeara fefi feains
iram 20 90 ~ yeaw tsti teaih'
fron 20 io 90 Fssrf giN deaihs
Prom GO years and Owes - $50 dsafht
ris mortality - iaii sa}A tht
ifars correspondent = ins journal 90
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
wlarED-ro rsAor

20 TRAIE-A rios hsurs ard ~ in
san Autonla 18th iaan. shsos trees
ard cement Fifs~aiks. Ter rpiiaEr fi
rauai value 81 CaFpus CHRISTI Ad.irs~o
liam Dfre csiisF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

TIE oaanflfB ~ lron Gee fniHfd b.
fhs umi.a states n isii 4. esiimalsa
e. hsss brsn batw.sH sssstp@sg aHa
- ega.eee iggs tons
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

For Cosrtf 1sass
fht isitsg 40 aul h.ffIata 81 annutats's
FtfN g. llfkNNttN - b tsranieft
fNf Nuaul tudss ratisti le ~
l'THaeefstH i'fin .fss- X nrat yul
IRE Eallsf b. authofifet tn annuunci
A. o. ArrihuN a. esoddefs f.s
et'unis 1uiFc sohrg to ths asti.n
az the usmorraiic gfimaflss ~ nss
luis
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE

GFA&IN0 AND REPAIRING rent
- noyai ara eiher nak-A =. a
Aailss. Al SmisAs ho~A ssoss s'hoNs
as
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

LOST Thres caves f'us biAri 3 btfi
nnr ant heiscr with star eHe 30
hsffF Hefers hsa Sosss ~ I.sa - 90
presssi lump.ns Ltbeg g fv@ lra 60
return Is gua iluseuihneF Rsaia =.
Corn - Chreu istt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

pos sAtsE poe acss 300 Nuecer coun
~. three yiies frog iVvU and rail
Rad "a $500 ger acre iiQo9
sash ands 10 600 ia rrads palsa
easy terms Dor furtheg infornaiinn
cal un, nr wife srar-- a lsraeu
inshop Texas 1910.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

Earlln nAfqry Mote a Tsmpsssiufe
is~ssi last slant : wlna rslpfiay
rifles ter hour . Precipitation 20
lass "a hsufs In incnes
WILLIAM y. LEHMAN,
Observer.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
YoR SALE Oh TRADE

FoR EkT.E rR TRAsH -ons first
class Gasoline pillow uuiflf fecsuflT
ga a. a. Losassrs ceryps
christi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

a. afres D~r laud n hs ,ounis
s-foom hous cIsirr 900 .afa ldei
four virc fence. Apis lael Mgaluiie
heldvn neic tllt4l :
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

MUSIC STUDIO
nAaalE 10 aRAnITg Noass

MANILA ANp GRANITE wnRKF
conuaNiofs hallilag sians furuishs1
and cm e. lgAtr Csmetfry SOFA fisbs
and arhulfe uonumfuw cUrEts
ChrlsH hsFhi@ ana Granite NG1s
ihaus "a lIass
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

rlse United states hea fKp1wts A.
Csrnang neafis = esoess psoands -
Isunss : yo.F sea 80 ses goanas -
f.ss.as
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
rnG cALlrR 10 on SAL AT rH6
FOLLOWING NEwe STANDS

rHG CALLER 10 on SAT- AT res
roLlowiNc NEWS STANDS,
CORPUS csMsri--
cerpe. ohs,'' Doe. sna s'a,ion.,y
Sters
.spiths neoA stsrs
Cty orag s,ers,
hsssss Hossl
sat. Hotsi
bioH Drug a,oss
bl@A.'s ooss ssos.
Hsf orVe ssess
sossrown--
Robas~n ORG sier.
tssisr s~ah
slssop--
ess.ss" csni.s,,s~s,y
KNOXVILLE
'Kiassll. Pharmacy,
ssaLlNors--
Ha,l,assr PHARMACY
Missions
A...l.. n. A..
nROAhSvlLkE-
800
ALICE
SAN DiEOo--
saraao a,ss
- moNpeF'l1a-
u . Ovhs'o'
FAlfvhHlAs--
= u "s"s
nv v"'o
u. y S'~fSsen'
nocnpoar
w ch,l.,.a.
AUSTIN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
wAnTEo-posiTIoN

WANTED Fo~itla.n fosnE gnAfrte9
mar dpsarss ps.slfion a. lssAut sstI.er %
eiefA wnh chaaes ~ prsraoflon bses
rsfussness A41ress , tsswen. az
"a lAams st Cottage q Cay tss2
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
WANTED

WANTED Ioauan farm naaasof
slnrie man 2f years eNpsfruce D.
nol dnnk whisAry nor uFt t~i4oct
Rsicrsnses exchanged ADDRESS Boz
a4t caller Offee i-4s-f
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29
aAilsoAe AND svss~snsp r,ns
CARO-.

8 a Y. 4 G. RAILWAY.
ire Nsssss vsllss eessl
Frs~ uNssr osces 80 nsasess Assnvs
Attisfs frtm san Anianle 3to N
saasss f.ff Nsn Antoath kka - ~
ssxAsNsxscAs nAsknoAn.
fs~m untes pssss en- aatAsV~s AesAes
k4WNss q "a. LAREDO .t..t.. sNtt ~
uep@fts ~ t.afests. ....s.s. ttts -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-29

The ssisslsk 60 prsessa,se shs nsr.
81 assisr isdifstss the, pspsf rsss
isfiy sect 10 ssbstsibsrs ~ wal 81 shs,
,s~s. ~,n 80 ssrdsys 10 lsf, seth tbs
dssiss. ~Asss sshsesihsss car ssi them
~ csil,na fss tkssa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-09
WEEGHMAN MAY PURCHASE
THE CHICAGO NATIONALS

Chicago, III, Nov. 9.-EffOrts to re-
store peace between organized baseball
and the Federal league were reward
ed with progress here today, according
to August Hermann, chairman of the
national commission. who held an
hours conference here with Charles
Weeghman, a high Federal league Off
cial.
It was said a second conference would
be held here late today, at which it
was likely terms for the purchase by
Weeghman of a controlling interest in
the Chicago National league club would
be discussed. 1t was admitted that
Weeghman holds an option on the con-
trolling interest in the club.
Hermann said that some serious
problems, including that Of taking care
OF the hall players, must be solved be-
before peace could be reached.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-09
MINOR LEAGUES FEEL
NEED OF PROTECTION

Omaha Nsb.. Nov. 9--Baseball pom
tics was rampant in Omaha hotels to-
day and the discussion centered prin-
cipallv around the question whether
or not the National Association OF
Baseball leagues should break away
from organized baseball and JON t4o
Federal league or permit its status TO
remain as it has in past years ana
leave the Federal to fight its own
battle.
Although the regular sessions OF tno
convention do not open until TUESDAY.
more than 200 delegates had arrived
before noon today. There was an IN
dercurrent of feeling among many
small club owners that they should be
better protected against 1ncurslons py
the major leaEues and unOrganized
ball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-09
METAL EXCHANGE IN
NEW YORK REOPENS

New York, Nov. 9.-The metal ex-
change both here and in London re-
opened today, Dealings in the local
market were confined to spot and near
month shipments. The interest an
peared to be small and only few trans
actions were made
Sheet tin, $4,000 3462H for five ton
lots and 1852 z @S4.5O for % ton lots.
500; electrolytic, S112561I.50.. cast
ings, S11.25 G1I371h.
Iron quiet. No. I northern. s14250
1A75; No. 2. s14OO0145O; No. I sonfb-
ern, $1450@1A75; No 2, S142561475.
At London:
Spot tin, 139 los: straigbts 1875.
standard copper, so, IS; lead, Is, Is. Cd
spelter, "a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-09
DESPITE LOW PRICES,
COTTON BEING GINNED

Washington, D. c., Nov. Ginning
OF cotton continues active despite the
low price southern farmers are receiv-
ing and the depression caused by the
war.
During the period from October IS
to November / the ginning amounted
to 2,207,1 14 bales, making the aggre-
gate for the season 9,S9S, 695 bales. The
periods ginnings was only $40 bales
less than ginned during the same
period in the record production year Of
1911. and the aggregate for the season
is only 1920 bales less Compared
with last year, the ginnings to No
vember 1 were $751; bales more.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-09

Dali DlLGQeLS on Lne Braves anu TAcLAAL1
rosters were hit for fewer hOmers.
The passing show Of the New York
Yanks-
Griffith
Elberfeld
Stallings
Chase
WolVerton
Chance
Peckinpaugh
Next
Cleveland, however, is giving this
Yanks a close race for the much man
aged honOrs. The Maps have had Nc
Aleer, Armour, LajOie. Mcguire, Stovslls
Davis and Birmingham
Walter Johnson has lost some OF
his popularity through his plan OF
playing both ends against the middle
in an effort to grab off the hugesr
salary ever. paid to a ball PLAYER.
Random idOliZed Johnson. 1t wanted
to see him get all that he was worth
But when Johnson put himself on the
auction block and boldly announced
that he'd go to the highest bidder II
put the commercial side Of the game
too much to the fore.
For the first time in several years
the National league trimmed the Aner1-
can lague clubs in the post season
series, as far as games played are
concerned. Four series and it was an
even break there, but Of the q games
played the Nationals won nine. Here are
the statistics
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-09
MONEY And METALs.
NEW YORK MARKET.

(By Associated Press).
New York Nov. 9--Closing: Mercantile
paper, 6 percent.
Electrolytic copper weak at Ills for cash
and 11.2O for 80 days.
Mexican dollars, 30.
Bar silver, 1873.
St. Louis Lead and speIter.
$40; spelter, 40.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican currency, 20.
Villa currency, 1Siz; Carrsnza currency,
10; chihuahua currency, 1919.
FL PasO SmeIter Quotations.
Corrected Daily.
Pig lead $50.
Bar silver CHandy & Harmon quotation)
49%.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-09
WEATHER BULLETIN.
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUITURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken
at S a. m. 18TH me-
ridian time Is q. IN.
Ell Paso time). Nov.
8. 1914.
Forecasts.
FL PasO and vicin-
ity-Fair and warm
sr tonight; Tuesday,
increasing clOudi-
ness.
New MexicO-To-
night and Tuesday.
increasing cloudi-
ness; prbably show
ers south portion ;
warmer.
West Texas-To-
night, fair, warmer:
Tuesday, increasing
kloudiness.
LAvv--- fe-Aa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-09

Welsh and his manager, Harry FOL.
1olr insisted that the two bouts were
necessary as Welsh needed Just IHaL
kind of work to put him On edge LOT
euch hard proposition as Whlte-
Wbet1er these boys can reach any de-
cisive verdict inside OF ten ROUNDS -
a question that will be DeIJeE so4NSu
when the fight takes place, put the
chances are that they WI go the ~
tance without any great harm TO eltn-
er's reputation. OF course mere IS a.
WAYS that uncertainty about WhlLes LOT
any one who can hit and nearly pus ms
opponet away with one puncn a. CI4 10
lie did to a tough yOungSLer ike W IL
lie Ritchie is one to be feared me
bOvs will not try to stall Tor tney
have too much at stake, so LnaJ an IN
teresting and fast battle may De e4-
Dected In recent battles welsh mas
Zone i'm and slugged with his opponent
at times. Just to show that he does NOT
depend entirely on his science 70 win
contest From a strictly boxing
SCANDINAVIA Welsh will have the shade
on white. but from a hitting stand
pOint the Chicago lad apparently has
the better of the going, which should
make the contest an even one All
things considered champion is pretty
good to string your bets with until he
loses for there have been lew cham
pfons who have lost their title right off
the reel The indications are that the
house will be almost as large as the
between Willie Ritchie and AID Wolgast
when they drew $4,000 record for
a short distance bout.
WoIgast Has Hard Luck.
Ad WoIgast, the little Michigan bear
cat and former lightweight champion.
is certainly a hard luck fighter. Three
times Ad has had his arm broken in
matches, which leads to the SUPPOSE
ton that he either swings very wildly
at times or his bones must be brittle.
He was just rounding into form again
after having made a poor fight with
Mandot in Milwaukee a month or two
ago, due to his lack Of condition, and
now he is out Of it for three months
at least. The trouble may be that Ad
has not permitted the bones to become
thoroughly knitted before taking vio-
lent exercise. The fans will regret the
accident to him for he has been one OF
the most pleasing performers ever seen
in a ring. Like Battling Nelson, he
never stalled and gave the fans a run
for their money. II is hoped that Ad
will find the break less serious than
at first reported and that he may get
back into the ring before the robins
come around again.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-09
WHEAT PRICES
AGAIN SAGGING
Moderate Selling of PROBES
sional Spectators Influ-
ence the Market.
NOTE-Quotation reflect closing price
Monday, November 3.

Chicago. Ill. Nov. 9.-Wheat prices sagged
today under moderate selling from profess
siOnaI spectators. After opening 4 to q
off to 4 C higher, the market suffered a
general decline.
net lower
Corn business halted pending the issu-
ance Of the government report this after
Is off to 1sc up, were followed by a set
back all around
The close was nervous at IS to &c net
decline.
Sympathy with the weakness Of cereals
governed oats.
Packers selling made provisions easy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-09
THE COURTS
41st DISTRICT COURT.

=. X fFIces ETesidlHE.
". E. Hall VS.. Two Republics Life
Insurance company suit on breach of
contract for S3S79, filed.
Katherine Ross VS. Frederick J.
Weckerle ct al; suit on note and fore
closure on lien, filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-09
Welsh should
WIN IN BATTLE
Has Hard Opponent But
Must Evade Knockout
Blow.
Continued From Page seven.)

New York it was enough to cause pro-
motors to have the most severe case
Of nervousness and all that goes win
it Luckily Welsh suffered no neon
Eis s1-,,, hroI<en and was obliged to give
mn i'm the eighth round, which was
surely unfortunate for the game HttIe
haarcaf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-09
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains. Close.
Wheat-Dec.. LIZ; May. 123%-
Corn-Dec., 69as May, 725s.
Oats-Dec., 1873 May, 53#.
Chicago Provisions. Close.
POrk-Jan., 1880; May, 1885.
Lard-Jan., 1910; May. 1860
Rfbs-Jan., 1895; May, 1862.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-09

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