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"a y ltel luut'Or IlLt{ OF IFgAntef, With 3lLcf
Ip{ pGtd do1r exercise b ITS a heavy load
iqtl kidn ey9. Meas Everybody snlEers
fT4m El5Pnnla afishif aelkaclie, pain 81
sides and back. 9lFney and bladder
AILMENTS A ba ella lle i.lzy not inssfit
A5lykIinS 3 eeF1oses. - certainly si6es
not % eaa an thin coed. Isss Better
t1 be 1p tae safe side and take E6iey'
kidney ID His, hen an if@1
st9rEate tl;s kjfi1 les and help them
tlst fhels work. fney help rid The
blood nE acids am poIsone Sold 5y
nvsEs Pilarnitcy
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WAlgTltB Position IN Clothing or
cenetgt Merchandise store. Can give
best reference. Salesman, care OF In
tAliiGsncer.
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WAN9ED@sAt once 100 mules 6 TO
10 years old. Must be far ana sound.
The Frets9ell Company.
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WkNTE6 -By Lady. position as clerk
II Dry Goods OK General Mds.
I store. Must be nice place for Lady
To- work. II interested. write Clerk
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! Personal
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o. B. Van Wyck of Greenviliesspent
Sunday In the city with his faIeiiy.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Lott ana oa OF
Greenville have returned to thairAAhama
after short visit here. 81
Joe and Edgar Sullivan spesYt tho
weekend with relatives In Wl1liaEn-
5son. 50
A. P. Spence has returned fjoms q
business trip to Columbus. Gal
Raymond Simpson Of Starr Mas
among the visitors In the cit,s Yes
terday. 81
Glenn Simpson of Starr spent Sum
day in the city.
]. l.. Leroy OF Atlanta was d visit
tor in the city yesterday. IS
Mack McCalla OF LowndespfllN was
among those in the city yesteFdby.
w. b. King left yesterday TOD Col-
umbia where he goes In the interest
OF his campaign for sesgeant arms
Of the House.
Walter Elgin of. the Neale,s hreek
section was in the city yesterday
: James Smith of Meals Creell }as in
the city yesterday.
j. M. Mcconnell OF the countf was
In the. city yesterday.
G. Fl. Bales has gone to New YORK
on a business trip.
Reed Garrison of Denver was hone
the visitors in the city yestefd y.
2. n. Cary of Ssz.rs go - ..s..z!
city yesterday.
Joe Blackman OF Pendleton ,seas
among the visitors In the city ster-
day.
ID. NJ. Duckworth OF Lebanon yas
among the visitors in the city ssterA
day. /
Ed Sadler of Starr was In aid citg
yesterday for a short while.
J. H. Dudley of Columbia was aonr
the business visitors in the CIT yess
terday.
w. NJ. Wells OF Greenyille Wa the
city yesterday on business.
n, Eairbrother .of Augusta &As in
the city yesterday.
C. G. Lowry OF Columbia wal sHyisI
tor In the city yesterday.
4 8. ]. Watson pe the Salem tfois
was in the city yesterday.
w. "A. Webb OF tile FIopewels tion |
was In che city yesterday.
DR.. A. A. odom or GfeenyIlla ~ SS, /
tne city yesterday calling updA local |
opticians. Ks
. Mack Tucker OF pelzer was iA tGs |
city yesterday for q short white
]. r. Jones OF the county wa .ss I
city yesterday.
r. y saell OF sps.sanburg va
tor yesterday in the city. 81
y !.
3 w K Ealila 90 Esreenwnod NE ~
tor in the city yesterday.
3 ]. y. Fogasty OF Savannah is r ~
ness visitor Ia the city Il
Mrs. j. +. Aud, who has beef y (, Ss /
.GS In Sumter. has returned ines 1
MIS-. Aud was accofnpanfefl tss's flaf 1
aister. hlihs Meta Aud. Who viii =. I
some time Ia Andersen.
The Rev Sidi s3. I. Harper. pek !t|. q +
Bethel MethoiisE church. ClinS1 IA
and Dr Wtiliiani SHhrner u All :.
axe here on ace0nnt OF the sefi6,.# ilsS /
ness Of thsis father. Mr. Gep3
sATRg z BAf.nMIN
! ApgHTl' era
! Blseks6s Hlaa: kalssssr. q /,
GltfEeas Nesi6Aal Bank III
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w. B. King. left yesterday fM Col
umbia where he goes In the Interest
OF his campaign for sesgeants arms
Of the House.
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G. Fl. Bales has gone to New York
on business trip.
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Walter Elgin of. the Neale,s kreei
section was in the city yesterday
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Joe and Edgar Sullivan speHt tho
weekend with relatives In Wlallam-
5son. So
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Mack McCalla OF LowndesYillN was
among those in the city yesteSdH Hy.
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j. M. Mcconnell of the countt was
In the city yesterday.
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( James Smith of Meals crees Has In
the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-12

A. P. Spence has returned fIpnsS
business trip to Columbus, Gal
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so,aal

.. B. Van Wyck of GreenvilieSspe
Sunday In the city with his faIeiiy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Lott ana oii OF
Greenville have returned to thairAA home
after a short visit here. M
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WANTED PGSETEON-As stenogra-
pier By one with experience. Can
gtse best OF reference. Address
atendgrapher care Of Intelligencer.
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!. =. Fogafty OF Savannah is s
ness visitor IN the city !.
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Joe Blackman of Pendletoh we
among the visitors In the city steI
day. -
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Mrs. ]. r. Aud. who has beaf
sEg in Sumter. has returned
MIS-. Auld was accompanied i
sister, Miss Meta Auid. Nh.a viii
some time Ia Andersen.
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Reed Garrison of Denver wa &nnne.
the visitors In the city yestefdjy.

2. Il. Cary as ssn.cs ns.sss
city yesterday. |
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]. l.. Leroy of Atlanta was VII
tor in the city yesterday.
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3, Z. W 4 e l1llla ~ sreenwnnd y,e 4.
tor In the city yesterday.
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r. 2. sseli Of sps.sanburg was J
tor yesterday in the city. e e
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-12

p. NJ. Duckworth OF Leblanc
among the visitors in the city;
day.
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Raymond Simpson of Starr EfMas
among the visitors in the citN Yes
terday. 81
Glenn Simpson of Starr spent Sun
day in the city.
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WANTED no RENT-Fiye or six
room modem cottage Or bungalow.
Neighburhoo6 must be flrst-class
end house have all improvements.
e 4Sldreas p. o. Box a91.--1-10-6t.
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Mack Tucker OF pelzer wasa
city Yesterday for q short whit
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Or. A. A. odom or GfeenvIlle
the city yesterday calling upd5
opticians. g
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The Rev. sidi sis. Harper. pns
Bethel Esethodlst church. Chall
and De. Riiiiani Hhrper u Abt
are here on acconnt OF the setid
ness OF thsie father. Mr. Gepf
Hsrpen
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7. r. Jones OF the county waE
city yesterday. s
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ET. ARIEOlIS

WI nFIT PEAS and nay thes easl,.
a zSftiIeh G1ait sesdnaB. Phone
s 81 4 ~ e 's Df1
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w. "A. Webb OF tiie Hopewels'
was In che city yesterday.
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Ed Sadler of Starr was In ii
yesterday for a short while,

J. H. Dudley of Columbia was spnuf
the business visitors in the CITY 20
terday.
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ET11fssls Farmers who have pure
yayistfes of cotton seed for sale to
500 MS now. Furman Smith,
Seed Arsail. Phone aga.
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w. NJ. Wells OF Greenville wa9 S the
city yesterday on business.
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n. Fairbrother .of Augusta
the city yesterday.
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8. J. Watson pe the Salem
was in the city yesterday.
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! C. c. Lowry OF Columbia wal
tor In the city yesterday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
Garrison At Zdragosd
Fires Delayed Salute
For Gen. Daiz's Dag

Villas garrison at Zaragosa was less
c~onsiderate than the Juarez garrison
on Cinco de Mayo. The reason given
for the failure 20 fire the customary
salute on the morning Of May 3 in
JuareZ was that IL might start another
rumOr OF a new revolution. The salute
was fired by the Zaragosa garrison, re-
gardless Of rumOrs n reports
Wednesday night about 9 o'clock fir
ing was heard down the river and the
rifle fire. interpreted with an occas-
iOnaD explosion which sounded like
hand ~grenades. caused a flutter OF ex-
element along the border on the Amer
lean side and the officers at the fort
were telephoninE TO the outpost patrols
TO learn what the noise peant-
JuareZ military officials aid that the
Villa garrison at ZaragOsa, opposite
Ysleta. had fired a farewell salute for
the day. n nothing more.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06

IT FELL to the lot Of one Ralph
Stroud, a recruit of the Giants
L from the Sacramento club OF the
Coast league. to humble the mighty
Alexander. After five successive vic
tories, the great Philue pitcher was
looked upon as ~inviucible until he hap
peEed 10 face the Californian Five
singles and three doubles We're gath
cred by the Giants off Alexander in
eight innings. Three runs crossed the
plate. Alexander CAV way to
Oeschgher in the ninth. Stroud pitched
shutout ball for eight innings. allow
ing only four hits. In he ninth, a
pass and two singles CAV the Phillics
The Phillies appear TO have
cracked for they are not travelling
now at the same pace they were a week
Or more ago. The Cubs are getting
close to them and a defeat for the
Pnillies and a win for the Cubs will
result in a change Of leadership in the
league. The Cubs won their seventh
straight victory on Wednesday when
label came back with another shutout,
his victims being the Reds. The field
ing was sensational throughout The
final score was Cubs 8, Reds o.
= = =
Ted Gathers, of the Braves. connected
with one of Aitchesou's curves for a
triple in the fourth inning. Tt just
happened that the bases were loaded at
the time. Maranville's double and
Gowdy's triple in the ninth gave the
Braves another pair while the SUI
pe-bas were lucky to get a single ruE
off James.
X X >
The Mackmen brok up the winning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
VILLA IS READY
70 Go BATTLE
Wires that He Will Move in
Two Days if obregon
Fails to Attack.

"I will march south within two days
unless Obreson's forces attack me in
the meantime. All my men are in fine
spirits and eager To battle for their
ideals. Ny artillery Is better prepared
for the offensive his time than ever
before and Gen. Angeles has gone south
to take charge Of it. When the ap-
preaching combat Is ended. the enemies
Of right and justice in Mexico viii have
learned that a temporary check does
not impair the fighting ability Of the
Francisco villa"
This telegram. received in FL Paso
Thursday morning by a personal friend
OF Cen Villas, was the latest official
word on the course of developments in
the military situation around Asuas-
calientes.
From the Carranza faction. no mes
sages indicating ObregOn's movements
have been received for three days
Villa officials in Juarez say that
Oregon is fortified at IrapuatO wait
ing for Villa 10 attack him. while last
Monday, dispatches from Neracruz indi-
Gated that Oregon had reached the
own of Leon, so miles north Of Ira
puatO-
says Villa Is Ready.
J. S. Berger, commander Of Villas
aviation corps. arrived here Wednesday
night from Aguascalientes. where ne
has been experimenting preparations
for putting Villas aerOplane contin-
gent in readiness for the field. He said
that everything was in readiness For an
offensive movement by Villas troops
n he believed II wOuld begin within
two days, unless ObreEOn advances in
the meanwhile Berger claimed that
villa has concentrated $1,000 men At
Aguascalientes- 1t was reported yes
terday that villa had refused Dermis-
sion TO transport the body OF Jack
Mayes. American aviator who was acct
dentally killed this week at Aguascali-
entes. TO the border.
Not as Dead rs Reported.
Gen. CarranZa wired the C~arranZa
consulate in FL PasO Thursday that Gen
Murgia is alive and retains his COM
mand in O~bregOn's army. Official villa
advices last week stated that Murgia
killed in a battle near Trinidad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06

April 90 that troops Of neither Mexican
faction had occupied the city since the
departure Of the C~arranZa forces which
Joined O~bregon's army in central
Mexico.
Better order has been maintained by
the neutral police. Il was declared. than
by either the villa or Carranza troops
which have occupied the city alter
nately since the division Of the Con-
s-titutionalist army. No battle a taken
place within the city.
G~uadalajara has a normal popula-
ton OF more than 100. 900 persons. and
a large foreign colony. The campaign
i'm central Mexico has rendered the city
practically out Of touch with the rest
OF the republic.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
Giant Recruit Lands On Alexander
ais -:n:- -:I:- -:I:- -:H:-
Phillies Now Appear To Be Cracking
BY Z

streak of the Yankees when WyckOff
beat Heating in a pitching duel He
let the Yanks down with three hits
while the Athletics got five off Keat-
ing. With Murphy on second. Oldriug
Connected for a home run in the third.
The Tigers beat the Browns again,
Wednesday. but they had to travel Il
innings to do it, Loudermilk weakened
i'm the 18th and two passes, followed
by two singles gave the Jennings crew
three runs.
BoehIinE and Shore hooked up in a
pitchers battle at Boston for eight in
came home on Boehling's wild pitch.
il was the only run of the game. Shore
was the pitcher secured by the Red
from Baltimore late last season
X = =
There was another pitching duel ct
Cleveland between Morton and Scott
There was nothing doing for eight in
nings but in the ninth, Chapman
tripled and came home on BARRIERS
sacrifice fly. This gave the Indian a
I to o victory over the White SOX- Ray
SchaIk had his knee hurt by a foul trip
and was replaced by Daily.
Home runs featured the Federal
game at Baltimore. Zwilling and Beck
homers for the Chifeds while the
Terrapins won the game, with two out
in the tenth, when Owens put the ball
the fence
Finding Finneran for five hits in
the eighth and ninth innings, the
Sloufeds hammered out three runs ana
e the Tiptops. 9 TO o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
AUTO RACE DRIVER KNEASE
Is KILLED IN COLLISION

Coffeyvile, Kas, May Guy
Kuease Of Iowa City, Ia, automobile
race driver. was killed here Wednes-
day in a collision Of cars in the last
event Of the motor day program.
Knease was driving about so miles an
hour when the cars came together.
Knease was removed from the wreck
and died in a hospital a few hours
later. A broken shaft had pierced his
right lung. The race was abandoned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
American Association.
Southern Association.
%AMERICIN IEAGTE.

Ar s.. Louis r II. z.
Detroit --...-.O10 600 DOL Os-5 10 /
st Louis ..---.OO1 600 90 90 20 >
Batteries Detroit, Dubuc and Mckee;
Loudermik ana Agnew. eleven innings
At New York r. H. E.
New York -..-..O0O 900 OO1-1 3 3
Batteries Philadelphia, Wyckoff and
Schang- New York. Heating and
Sweeney.
At Cleveland r II. z.
Chicago 400 900 600 4 o
Cleveland 400 600 O01-1 3 1
Batteries: Chicago, Scott and Schalk.
Daily; Cleveland, Morton and ONeil.
At Boston r. II. E
washington 900 900 600 3 0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
BAKER IS DELAYED IN
START; ARRIVES SATURDAY

e G. Baker. who viii try for a transcon-
tiuental auto record from san Diego TO New
York. did not get away from san Diego on
Wednesday night. as anticipated A pri-
waite wire received here. Thursday morning.
states that he Will not get away until mid
night OF May s and will be in e PasO some
time saturday night
Baker also wired asking that The Herald
arrange 20 check him in and out Of E.
Paso. II is likely that r H Rinehart viii be
asked 20 act as chief checker at this sta
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
STATE COLLEGE BALL TEAM
BEATS DEMING HIGH SCHO(

State College, y. N, May 6.-The
New Mexico state college baseball team
won the third Of a series OF three
from the nine representing the
.Deming high school, at the college, by
a score of u TO 8.
A high wind ragged during the entire
afternoon and made good playing i'm
possible. Coe and Blackwell formed
the battery for the cOllegians, while
Hardaway and Clark did the
heavy work for the Demingites.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
MINE AND SHELTER MEN
ORGANIZE BALL TEAM

The Mine and Shelter Supply com
pany employees have organized a base
ball team with F. b. Schultz as manager
and Adkins as captaiA. They are to
play the Krakajacks on Sunday morn
Ing and a good game is anticipated.
There is a chance OF a hardware league
bling formed here as the employees Of
Lomseu, Dunnegan x Ryan are also
, talFiEE Of forming a team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
MEsTERN LEAGUE.

At Sioux City K Il
Omaha ----------OO 3Oz -ul-6 z j
Sioux City -.-----7O0 100 OlX-S II =
Batteries Omaha, Willis, Eyerdon,
BIodgett and Kruger; Sioux City, Gas
per. Clark and Crisp
At ST Joseph h e
Des Noines -......O1O 10 OOO-3 9 1
81. Joseph ....-..OOO 100 O0O-1 3 2
Batteries Des Moines, MOgridge and
Price st. Joseph, jackson n Withrow.
Games Postponed.
Wichita at Denver, Topeka at Lin
coin, wet grounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06

Paso Giants and the Fort Bliss Juniors.
the final score was 16 10 10 in favor OF
the Juniors. The score by innings was.
Giants ---. -----lZO 10 aO2-l5
Juniors zee. ......--.--2lO l05 atO-lb
=
Features Of the Fort BIiss-Giants
game were the home runs Of Bud
Lynch. who made two. " Delgado.
Newsom and Swami. The game was
played at the Lamar school grounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06

Kansas City. No. May 6-Benny Al
len of Kansas City Wednesday night
won first place in the western pocket
billiard tournament having defeated
John Layton Of st. Louis and john
Cling Of Kansas City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
GUADALAJARA UNDER CONTROL
OF NEUTRAL GOVERNMENT NOW

The second metropolis in Mexico.
Guadalajara, has become a neutral city.
according TO a letter received from
there. The writer said under date Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06

At Atlanta ]; Birmingham l.
At Little Rock g; Memphis 4
At Mobile .: New Orleans 3.
At Chattanooga 81, Nashville SO
Second game seven innings by
agreement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
Fl Paso County ana City Democratic
Club.

All members should he present at the
regular meeting Friday. May It'll. at S
p. m. room No. Il. Coles building. J. II.
GOEgin, PresideuL-POlitical Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
rEAGTE.

At Philadelphia +. r. E..
New York .......900 1Ol 1O1@ 10 .
Philadelphia ....-.O1O 600 OO1-2 9 I
Batteries New York, STROUD n
Meyers; Philadelphia. Alexander, Oes-
chger and Burns, Adams.
At Brooklyn r II u,
Brooklyn ...-.....O1O 900 OOO-I s .
Batteries Boston, James and GOWdy
Brooklyn, Aitchison and McCarty.
At Chicago K Il p
Chicago .-.-....1OO 600 13x-5 9 o
Batteries Cincinnati, Dale and
Clarke; Chicago, label and Bresnahan.
Games Postponed.
St Louis at Pittsburg, cold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
LEAGUE.

At Brooklyn n
ST LOUIS -a-s-----uuu uuy VI ~ y
Rrooklvn ...OOO 600 900 6 /
Batteries: st. Louis, Davenport and
Chapman; Brooklyn, Lafitte, Finneran
and Land
At Baltimore X ID T.
Chicago ........O01 O1O O1O O-3 il 2
Baltimore 200 900 100 L" Il o
Batteries Chicago, Hendrix and VIII
son: Baltimore, Suggs and Owens. Ten
innings.
Games Postponed.
Pittsburg at Newark, Kansas City at
Buffalo, wet grounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
Games Postponed,
LEAGUE.

At Sbreveport- r. H. f.
sbravenort S 8
Galveston 10 .
Batteries Shreveport, HOrnsby and
Tolaud: Galveston, Veasey and Dilger.
At Waco r II. Z.
waco
Beaumont ? i
Batteries: Waco, DOnalds n Reilly;
Beaumont, Jost and Bobo
At Dallas X
Dallas
Houston
Game forfeited to Houston last halr
OF fifth. Dallas squabbIing over UNI
pire's decision. Police called to quell
mob threatening umpire Miller.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
BASEBALL RESULTS
WEDNESDAYS GAMES

Boston -........OOO 900 OO1-1 3 .
Batteries Washington, BOehling and
Henry; Boston, Shore and Cady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
NO GAME At BALL PARK:
HIGH WIND STOPS PLAY

A dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbor's birds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06

Altura Tigers are on the rampaE and
would like 10 book a game for Saturday
or Sunday with some team whose plav-
ers average from 16 to II years of aee.
They prefer n Myrtle Stars. Games
can be arranged by phoning 1895.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06

In the sunday game between she Ell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06

The lineup Of the AlI-Stars was Dic1
Cox, c.; Stanley Ehler and Gavle TAI
bot, p; NJ Howell and Stanley rhlel
ID: David Morris. Oh; David Goodman
3D.; Arthur Mackey. S.; James Flannf
gan, If; Maurice Winans, CT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06

For the Kentucky Tigers. the lineup
was: Alfred Harmon and Earl HAYDEN.
c.; Phil Gibson. John Grimes and Az
fred Harmon. o., p Gibson and John
Grimes, 1b-; Earl Hayden. 2b.: Milton
Nathan. 3D.; Harvey Wallen, SIS; Leslie
Hale, IT,; Eugene Formey. CT. John
Flanagan. r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06

The West Main Juniors defeated the
Kentucky Tigers, IS TO 9, in a fast
game on the Villas school grounds. The
feature Of the game was a triple by
Nathan COrdOva- The batteries were
Nathan CordOva and II. Butler .or the
west Main Juniors and Goras and Hay
den for the Tigers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06

More Information about the proposed
junior automobile race ard some vaIu-
able tips for the young mechanics VINO
are 1lgurlng on building cars viii be
publlshed in this department tomorrow.
Watch for IL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas city at Minneapolis. rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06

The Feldmans defeated the Grizzl
Bears, 20 to 10, on Wednesday after
noon Roy Strahan n Pat Iwyer wer
the star batters-