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The Washington herald., 1915-09-14
COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES,
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NATIONAL.

Phillies. 4; Pittsburgh. g.
Cincinnati. s: New York, S.
Boston, s; Chicago. 4.
Brooklyn, s; St. Louis. s.
GAMES.
PhillieS at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-14

'Ratted for Garrett in 'hc third.
fBatied for Carter II the ninth.
v,.bi,r,m. ...... 10000 90 0 Ks
Cl-ve and. ......--........-.. Q Q IL
The Washington herald., 1915-09-14
Hand Yankees Zeros,

New York, Sept 13.-James held the
Yankees to two hits today and Detroit
won the second game of the series. to o.
Detroit punched hits on Fisher In the
second and third THE first run was
scored on Crawfords walk and singles
by Young and Stanage. Wits single.
stolen base and Neach's hit added an
other. Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-09-14
Pound Mack's Hurles.

Philadelphia. Sept. 1S.-St. Louis slaugh-
tered two of Connie Macks recruit pitch
ers. Sheehan and Eccles. today, winning
their sixth straight game. s to . Phillips.
recruit. held the Athletics to seven hits
and at no time was he in danger. Pratt
drove out two doubles and a home-run
Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-09-14
Sallee Pounded by Superbas.

Sallee Pounded by Superbas.
st. Louis. Sept 13.-The superbas
routed Sallee with five runs in the
third inning today and scored a 6-to-3
victory over the Cardinals. Jack
Coombs was wild. giving seven
passes, although the Cards also count
ed seven hits they could never over
take the visitors. Score:
R.H. T.
BROOKLYN. $3.50 ool0 06 Q
ST. Louis. ......-.... o o 20 o o3
Batteries-CoomhD and Miller; Sallee. Lamline.
and Gonzales. Umpircs-Mcszs. KLEIN and Em.lie.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-14
Makes Record Time,

Apprentice allowance claimei.
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.Apprntice allowance claimed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
DR.. SHORTLE IS
DOCTORS HEAD
Elected Pres dent of the AS
ISOLATION at Closing Ses
sion; to Meet Here.

With the election Of Dr.. H. G.
Shorue, OF Albuquerque, y NJ. as pres
ident and the naming of FL Paso as the
meeting place for 1916. the Southwest
ern Medical and Surgical association
came to a close Saturday evening The
officers who viii serve with DR.. Shorue
are DR.. W. W. Watkins. Phoenix, Ariz,
first vice president; DR. r. r. Mcbride,
Las Cruces. n. H., second vice presi-
dent, and Dr. c. +. Braden. OF Fl Pasor
secretary and treasurer.
The question of the combining Of the
Fl Paso County Medical society bulle-
tin with the state medical journal OF
New Mexico and the state medical jour
nal OF Arizona was brought up at the
final session, but due to the fact that
New MexicO's society had given no in
structions on the issue, the question
was deferred.
The adoption of a constitution was
an associate editor from each of the
three state societies and gave to this
committee the power TO choose the edl-
TOR and the place of the journals is
susuce-
The adaptation Of a constitution was
also one OF the important acts of the
final meeting. no constitution being
employed up TO the 1915 convention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
MILLING COMPANY PROTESTS
AT SHOOK CLASSIFICATION

Judge J. B. Cooper. OF the board of
general customs appraisers. opened his
special customs court here Monday to
hear protests on appraisements of the
local custom officials.
The first case was that OF the FL Paso
Milling company because OF the elassifi-
cation OF box shook from MADEIRA as a
manufactured product Evidence was
taken during the morning and will be
forwarded TO the New York court OF
general appraisers for final settlement.
The case OF the Fl Paso smelter. pro-
testing at the methods used in testing
ores from Mexico at this port. was trans
ferred to New York because Of the i'll
ness OF one Of the smelling company's
attorneys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
FATHER OF CONSUL LETCHER
DIES Al MONTGOMERY

DIR. Francis Marion Letcher, father OF
American consul Marion LetcheT, OF
Chihuahua. died Saturday at his home
IN Montgomery. Ala. following a fall
which caused an injury TO his hip two
weeks ago. Dr. Letcher was 79 years
old and had been practicing medicine III
Alabama for many years. He was a
graduate of Tulane college at New Or
leans. La. and practiced in a private
hospital there for several years. he
was a surgeon in the army OF northern
Virginia during the civil war. He re
turned 10 Alabama after the war and
practide medicine there until his retire
ment ten years ago.
Consul leteher, who Is now making
his home in FL Paso. stated Monday
morning that he would not return Tor
the faneral because Of the length OF the
trip and the necessity for postponin9 the
funeral several days awaiting his ar
rival In addition TO eonsui, Le-eier'
Dr.. Letcher Is survived by three sons
and a daughter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
MRS. ROUAULT'S
FUNERAL HELD
Las Cruces Woman Dies in
81 Paso; Services at Las
Cruces Monday.

Ais. Margaret Rouault, wife Of Theo-
dore Rouault. Of Las Cruces, died sat
urGay night AT local hospital follow
ing an operation. 2Irs. Rouault was
one OF the pioneer women of the Mesil-
"a valley ana the Rouault family is one
OF the pest known in southern New
Mexico
When Mrs. Rouaults condition grew
serious she was removed TO III PaSO
Tor AN operation. being accompanied
by her son. Theodore Rouault, jr, and
ner daughter. Tessie ROu-ul- Her
condition continued 10 grow worse
following the operation and death
ended her suffering saturday night
Mrs. Rcuauit was IS years old and
is survived by her husband. who IS
one OF the leading business men OF Las
Cruces. by her son, Theodore and three
daughters. Mrs Frank Lucer0 and
Misses Tillie and Margaret RouaulL
The body was returned 10 Las Cruces
Sunday and the funeral held Monday
morning from the Catholic church
there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
GLENDALE PUTS BAN ON
DANCING IN SCHOOLHOUSE

Glendale. AriZ-, Dec. 13-Dancing is
taboo IN Glendale Even the decorous
Y ana tWO-step are under the ban
Of the Parent Teachers associafio1 -
as Tor the turkey trot and bunny hug
The social committee OF the associ-
ation was asked TO prepare plans for
the Entertainment of the people Of the
nigh school A report was drawn.
recommending among other things thar
a series Of dances be held in the school
auditorium.
~ the meeting where the report was
to be presented were several local min
lsters- Before the COMMITTEES got a
chance to make itself heard the minis
ters disseminated all kinds of statistics
against dancing.
The association decided that there
should be no dances in the auditorium
The committee never did report.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
TEN DAYS IN JAIL AND $500
FINE FOR NEAR BEER" MAN

Phoenix, Ariz-. Dec. I3-Having
pleaded guilty to selling near beers.
that II was claimed. was a little too near
Joseph Ihalheimer, proprietor Of a 10
cal hotel. director in the National Bank
OF Arizona, and said to be worth a
quarter OF a million dollars, was sen
fenced by superior judge r C. Stan
FORD TO serve 10 days in the county fafI
and pay fine of $500 Strong pressure
was brought TO bear upon judge stan
ford TO have him suspend the Jail sen
tence, but he refused TO do so. The
Doard OF pardons and paroles also re-
fused 10 interfere
John NJ Young, Andrew Kuppelmeier
and Frederick Dummell. employed in
the soft drink place that has replaced
the bar of Thalheimer's hotel. were
Ilned $500 each and sentenced to serve
10 days, but their jail sentences were
suspended.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
MINISTER'S PLAN LAYMEE'S
MISSIONARY MOVEMENT

The semi-monthlv meeting OF the
Ministerial alliance was held Monday
morning at the y. NJ. {. 4. Rev. J. +
Williams presided. Rev Henry Esster
gave paper ON Christian Physicians
J. b. Gwyn. the secretary of the Ass0
ciated Charities. spoke on the organiza-
tion of the Associated Charities and
its relation 10 tine churches in charity
work. and urged the cooperation of the
churches.
Rev. Herman G.. Porter reported for
the committee on the lsyman's mission
ary movement and recommended tine ap-
pointmeut of committee of laymen
not TO be less than 80. to confer IN re
gard to the missionary conference which
win be held in Fl Paso from March
to s. This was adopted.
The Thanksgiving dav offerings from
all the churches were turned over te
the Associated Charities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
FUNERAL FOR MRS. OWEN
TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY

The mineral OF MIS- Lita Z UWen'
wife of R. j. Owen and daughter OF the
late Col. Z. ". Eaton, who died Saturday
at her home, 1921 Bliss STREET viii be
held Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
from the chapel of Mclean. Simmons 4
Hartford, with Rev. W. Z. Packard oitl-
eating. Interment viii be made IN
evergreen cemetery. The pallbearers
will be: Charles R. LoOmis, W L Nor
gan. J. L. Campbell. Scott White, IT.,
Ross BRYAN and A. C. Foster, ST.
Mrs. owen was So years old and rs
survived BY her husband. three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. John Stuppi, Douglas. ARR;
Mrs. A. c. Laffont, SOcorro, n NJ, and
Mrs. Elsie Short, OF Stockton, Calf, and
two sons, Ethan Rice, of FL PasO, and
William Rice. Of New Mexico. She Is
also survived by four brothers and
mother, living in New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
OHIO R. HILL REALTY FIRM
REPORT SIX SALES LAST WEEK

Otho r. Hill, of the Ohio r Hill
Realty firm. reports six sales during
the past week and says business was
unusually brisk during this time. The
sales made by this firm are as follows;
Jacob Mann sold to T. J. WoOdside
two five room brick cottages at al
and 1916 Boulevard; consideration,
s72O0.
Coles Building and Realty Co. 70
James Munsey, five room bungalow,
san Diego street, Castle Heights add
ton, for $4,000.
T. ]. Woodside to Jacob Mann, lots
IS, 49. so, 81 and %, block 81, Govern
ment Hill addition; consideration. $1,000
Peyton F. Edwards to F. \. Winans.
lots 20, p, % and %, block 50, Govern
u1ent Hill: consideration, $3.50.
C. A Hamilton 10 Adela Leyya- lots
1 and ,, block 6S, Government Hill, for
S5OO.
E. Il. Griffith to D. II. Cook and 5.
" L Martin. lots Is and 16, block d.
East FL Paso addition; consideration,
1900
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
ROAD STRETCH MAR TUCSON
BEST IN STATE SAYS CORR

FnOenIX- Ariz.. Dee 13-Oue Of The
ilnest pieces Of road in Arizona Is that
stretch OF the Borderland highway just
north Of Tucson. according 10 state en-
Sineer Lamar Cobb. who has Just re-
turned from a tour or the outbarn coun-
ties Much work has been done on this
stretch recently and il will he COM
pleted TO the Pinal county line by the
middle OF January
santa Cruz county has $4,000 avail
2pie for road work and viii begin
spendiuS Il shortly OF the highway
from Nogaies toward Tucson.
Engineer Cobb has announced that
hereEitcr the state VIII build no roads
less than IS feet wide Tho minimum
heretofore has been s feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
DUSTIN FARNUM AT ALEXANDRA

No sweeter love story was ever put
upon the screen than The Gentleman
From Indiana" the new Pallas Picture
fParamOunt) with Dustin Farnum in
the stellar role. With dainty WIni-
fred Kingston, the popular London
favOrite. playing opposite Mr.. Farnum.
these two young people carry out the
famous Booth Harrington romance
with delicacy and charm that is posi-
lively idyllic. Their meeting. the
thrilling moment when a bullet from
Whitecap in ambush carries away Far
NUNS hat. the OldfashiOned lovemaking
in the judge BriscOe home and finally
the touching reunion long afterWard
beside the Franklin hand press in Far
NUNS Indiana cOunty-seat newspaper
office is too delightful for words. The
Gentleman From Indiana" is a sure
treat for anybody who has lived in a
counUyseat town. and for city people
who have never known the quiet thrill
OF a courthouse square presents one
of the truest pictures Of country town
life ever presented upon stage or
screen
The Gentleman From Indiana" IS
the attraction al the Alhambra to-
day-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
SAN ELIZARIO AND LEASBURG
CANAL EXTENSIONS TO BEGIN

tontracts Tor the excavation OF tho
San Elizario dam in the lower valley
and the Leasburg extension in the upper
valley have been approved by Washing
ton.
John Mulligan, OF Fl Paso. was award
ed the contract for a part OF the San
Elzario canal. his bid being S2S3S. H.
+. Williams was awarded the contract
ior the remainder of this canal. his bid
beng $3.50. Cooley & Johnson. OF
Phoenix. were awarded the contract for
me Leasburg extension. the bid being
Work on both of these canals viii
begin within a week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
wIGwAM--sAINTs AND sINNERs.p

The WigWam today Is showing the
well known saints and Sinners" pro-
duced by the Vitagraph company as
one OF their famous Life Portrayals-"
II is an all-star cast which includes
Maurice Costello, beautiful Leah Baird,
Adele de Gsrde. Van Dyke Brooks and
Garry McGarry.
Tomorrow, Lillian Walker and the
Vitagraph comedy cast will be seen
in the comedy-drama, The Model
Wife"
Wednesday, Valeska Suratt, The
Red Rose Of the Great White Way,
and her 40 gowns will appear in The
Soul of Broadway" a production. of
unusual magnificance, directed by Her
bert Brennon, of "Neptune's Daughter"
fame.-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
$4,000 STORE
ON OREGON St.
St. Louis Company Having
Plans Drawn; Will Build
Big Hotel Later.

Il two-stcry building on South ore
son street wiz sc built at once by
the Howard Rankin -O'Fauou Realty
company of ST Louis 4 committee
from the -. Louis company has been
! mere making an Inspection Of rne Cit
ana closed a contract while here with
l.ost frost for the new Duiluiug
Z which VIII cost $4,000 the new bItid-
ing IS Just south OF Overland street and
WIN have frontage on south Oregon
street, occupying the vacant ground
Just Sculn OF tue street Intersection.
. W ME here the ST louis really men
also announced that, al later date,
the howard ttaakln-O' FallOm Eeaity
company intended crecung a six or
seven story building on the southwest
corner OF Overland ana OREGON streets.
4 ms building VIII be planned TO in
Iiuoe stores on the Iirst tloor and q
motel on the upper floors. The com
pany owns l29 leet on Oregon street
anu us feet on Overland street No
uate was announced Tor this work
nile here the 81 Louis realty men
We're shown over the city hr Charles
and Lamar DAVIS, of DAVIS BROS VINO
are agents for the II. Louis company
mere Ihey were highly pleased with
tle conditions they found mere. Charles
DaNls says. fhe committee inctUred
=, fallon, Thomas =. Lyle and
l. l. McCarJby.
Ssa.OOO sale.
hI4oeiIet AeAas street deal has lust
an 'tAllt rllltHL made
sIoIdsy OF the saie OF 81 feec in ne
street Immediately west Of the Texas
=, auG theater by Mrs Laura Looms 10
a,o A9. 81 Tor a consideration OF $50
Htne,stofy building Inc sale was made.
pE y T. BucnOz & company.
Joe kOpf Buys Property.
"vseph L. hopf mas purcn;-sed fbe
east corner OF stanton ana Misso1II,i
streets from Henry L. Price on san
Dleso, Calit, for $685. The deal
w made BY James j. Watts COMPANY.
Z ne property has a frontage OF Is
Missouri '9Sl 04'
J. l. Dyer ana c. n Newman have
sold to \. ". Pollard Of Deming. \. NJ
o. Ieet on Texas street. 40 feet east
from the corner Of Florence street
Ior $4,000. The deal was made
through James l. Mari < Company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
BE ADvENTUREss AT HER GAME,

..THE ADVENT RFsSS AT HER CAME
THE Ring OF the BorgIas.- "A swiftly
moving melOdrama, with its types all
drawn from the higher social levels.
and its scenes laid amid wealth and
luxury. viii be shown at the BijOu to-
day
The author goes back 10 the practices
of mediaevel Rome for the foundation
OF his story. and the attempt to apply
the Tillainess of that period 10 the
modern life is thrilling. The vii
lainess who reads OF Lucrezia's
famous ring, dipped in the We
nom of cobra, takes il literally,
buys a "Borgia" ring, procures cobra
and extracts its venom Then she uses
the hidden barb Of the ring to kill
the wife who stands between her and
her desires. She does this by sim
pie handShake at q mask ball Cora
Linton plays the adventures She is
an excellent type for such a role, but
her face is never that of a murderess.
There may be more alluring screen
stars than Cora Linton. but right at
the moment we cannot recall their
names. She throws herself into her
part admirably, and shows a certain
ability IN the shading of expression,
which is not only effective but becOm-
ing. See this photoplay today at the
BijOu. No advance in prices viii be
made Show starts on the hour.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
STATE SENDS so CENTS PER
CAPITA FOR COUNTY SCHOOLS

The first instalment Of this year. s
apportionment for the county schools
was received st the county school de
pository Saturday. The check was Tor
s2l3g. which amounts to about so cents
per capita
The financial report of the county
schools for the month shows assets OF
S2Ts eS5.6s. as follows. Real estate, SO,
T56: buildings. S9,44As0- machinery. fix
ture and equipment, s4,6sS.66; unsold
bonds. sI250O; cash with treasurer, S5S,-
0952S; permanent fund, SS5,T6s-6l; due
from state s29. 400; due from county.
sA466.Ss; due from city, SL459-9s; in
rerest accrued. s6.272-S5; sinking fund
cash with treasurer, s6,T9l.3e; actual
operating expenses. sl4,345-ss' capital
outlaws. s1z13A21 Liabilities are as
follows: Funded debt, s133.5o0; gross
revenues. s26.1S3-19: capital surplus,
s1sS. col So Total, S27S,2s5.0s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
NEW BRIDGE TO BE BUILT
on HATcH-GARFIELD ROAD

Hatch. y ~. Dec. 1S-The contract has
been awarded for the construction OF ths
bridge connecting Hatch with the Garfield
district This will make Hatch the nearest
shipping point for that district Previously
practically all shipments from Garfleld were
sent from Rincon The new bridge VIII
shorten the haul by about five miles
Seven carloads Of stock have been received
here This Is the initial shipment Tor the
Alamo ranch recently purchased by VIM
Benton
Two carloads Of hogs from the Garfield
district were shipped from here .
Thornpson's hall
The Civic club OF Hatch will meet at the
home Of Mrs s E Bouar. "wednesday
Tnnber mas been purchased for the new
ditch crossing and the roads viii shortly be
in fine shape
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR DIES;
WAS A HEAITHSEEKER

T. A. Dodson. age % years and q
healthseeker in II Paso OF several weeks.
died Sunday afternoon At o'clock in
local hospital.
The remains arg being held at Nagley
& Raster pending funeral arrangements.
Mr. Dodson was a telegraph operator
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
Green Skeleton OF Ancient
Arizonan Found in Prescott

Prescott. Ariz.. Dec 13.-Perfectly
preserved. but stained green with cop
per. a prehistoric skeleton was dis
covered in a trench being dug for sn
addition TO the home of Leroy Ander-
son. in Prescotts residential district
The skeleton was that Of a male of
medium height with unusual cranial
development
Several months ago a female skele-
ton. also copper stained was dug up in
Anderson's yard. That part OF the city
has now been given the name Of Toll
tee hill"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
MOST OF LAND TO BE SOLD IS
IN WEST TEXAS AND PANHANDLE

Austin, Tex, Dec. 13-Of the $780,
600 acres of school land which the
state viii throw on the market Janu-
airy I, are 161.2S0 acres in FL PasO
county, l63,Sf0 in Culberson, $50. 600
in Brewster. 1880 in Jeff Davis, H.
930 in Pecos, 263.440 in Preside, Is
80 in Reeves. $1,000 in Val Verde, IA
$50 III Winkler, go each in Potter and
Scurry- i057 in Deaf Smith, 1862 in
Dallam and 264O in Ector Other West
Texas and Panhandle counties also
contain smaller tracts of the school
land The state reserves the right to
an minerals found on the lands.
Picture Framing-FeJdman,.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
APARTMENTS To
Be RENODELED
w. M. Laughlin Plans to En-
large Two West Missouri
Street Buildings.

Two West Missouri street apartment
houses are to be enlarged, remodeled
and made as modern as any in the city.
w NJ. Laughlin. who owns the apart
ments at 325 and 327 West Missouri
street. is having plans drawn for the
complete remodeling of his apartment
buildings. The work will not be done
until June, but the plans arr now be-
ing completed and the contracts will be
let in the meantime.
New, three-story fronts viii be added
to each Of the apartment buildings
These viii extend from the present
fronts of the buildings 20 the property
line They viii be Of mission design
viii have tile roofs pebble dash finish
and viii have Spanish balconies At the
second and third floor levels In these
additions viii be included spacious Of
fees with tile floor and hardwood
counters and woodwork with the hard
wood stairWays leading from them TO
the upper floors.
To BE Enlarged.
The apartment at s25 West Missouri
street viii be eXtenued back 90 teet
in the rear. making the total length
Of the building I25 feet, including the
y foot addition on the front The
rear will be two stories on eacn OF
the buildings while the front viii be
three stories high. This building VIII
have a frontage of 81 2 feet on west
Missouri street. The apartment at No
327 will be extended back u feet II
is now 80 feet in length and, with the
> foot addition in front will give
total length of II feet This apart
ment has a frontage of 81 feet on MIS-
souri street There will be a court be-
tween. There will be only one kitchen
in each building as they are TO be
apartments
The apartment at No. 525 VIII have
IS baths and a steam heating plant
will he installed for the two apart
ments. The total cost of the improve
ments will be about $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
BODY OF LIEUT.. MckABB
SENT EAST FOR BURIAL

Douglas. Ariz., Dec 13.-The BODY OF
Lieut.. Stanley McNabo. lstn inIanlIS =
who died as a result Of injuries re
cefved recently in an automobile wreck
is on its way to New York for burial
II is accompanied by James / VIII
Iiams. jr., editor of the Boston iran
script who came here from Fort bay .
ard, y NJ for that purpose
Lieut. NcNabb's funeral was hela a.
the Episcopal church aSturday after
noon Services were conducted pY rev
+ ~ Simonson and chaplain Haywood
l. winter The entire regiment formed
a funeral procession 10 the depot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
MEXICAN killed
BY AUTOMOBILE
Knocked Down and Skull
Fractured Early Sunday
Morning; Dies Later.

Another fatal automobile accident
occurred early Sunday morning. ANA
dor Macias. a man OF 80 years. was
found unconscious at the intersection
of Eighth and Santa Fe streets by the
crew of a Mexico ear.
The man was thought TO have been
struck by the street car but an in
vestigatiOn showed that ne had been
there before the car arrived II is
thought ne was struck by an auto COM
ing from Juarez- His skull was frac-
tured and ne died at q local hospital
after being operated upon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
A. ]. GRANTHAM BURNS TO
DEATH IN SNYDER, TEXAS

Lubbock. Texas, Dec 1S---Friends IN
Lubbock have been advised that A j.
Grantham, manager of a large merean,--
tile house at Gregory, Texas, and wen
known here, had been burned to death
at Snyder. Texas when the house the
family occupied was destroyed by fire
Mr. Cranthams parents, Mr. and Mrs
J. P Grantham, two brothers. L D. and
Roscoe Grantham, and a sister Mrs. ID.
p Strayhorn, live in Snyder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-13
FuNERAL FOP -. sTIMSON.

The funeral OF R l. Stlmson, VINO
died Friday night at local hospital,
was held Sunday afternoon at o'clock
from the chapel of Nagley a Raster,
with interment in Evergreen cemetery.
The funeral was held under the auspices
OF the Brick Layers union.