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Evening star., 1915-09-16

from their '"BIG FOR RENT LIST" Every ons
LIVE houses that are going to he rented this
month. Read the list over and select your
future home:
1909 ST.. 12r., . baths. Rent. $4,000
1SSs Lamont ST.. "11r.. 3b; & garage $500
1925 18th. St. 10 rooms. . baths. 800
Cleveland Park. 10 rooms. bath. 65.0O
szIo Ksokuk St.. c, C.. ior. baths. 600
Chevy Chase. Nd. ior., %. -. 5000 =.
1862 Harvard St. IL rooms. baths. 60.0O
1903 Kalorama rd.. 12r., baths.... e5.75
2236 Cathedral ave-, Or. baths. $500
1885 Calvert St. II rooms. baths. $500
1850 Columbia I'd. 1or., 2 baths.... $500
1881 Park road. 10 rooms. 2 baths. $500
1905 Kilbourne ST.. 10r.. haths.... $3.50
112s Girard St, 10 rooms. baths. bO.75
1923 Calvert St, II rooms. bath. 5000
2015 10Th ST., 10 rooms, bath. ....... 47.6O
1916 Farmont ST.. 1Or., baths. 4l.50
1855 Otis St. 8 rooms, hath. ....... $3.50
1910 Harvard St. 10r., baths. $3.50
1879 Church St. . rooms. bath. $50
1893 Meridian-st., 7r., b. detached. $50
2423 18th ST., 10 rooms. bath. ...... 1850
ii r.. ]. ave-, rooms bath. ....... 1880
1131 Sth St, 1r., b.. h.-w. 1000
1912 Newton ST.. rooms. BATH. $50
1906 9th St. 8 rooms. bath. ......... $3.50
65 U ST., 9 ROBINS. bath. $3.50
2037 1st ST., corner house. IT., bath. $500
1416 11th St, o rooms bath 32SO
e19 ST.. rooms. bath .........-. 800
1929 ST.. rooms bath. .......... 30.15
23 T St, 8 rooms. bath ............ $3.50
2O3 ST, rooms. bath ........... 3O.aO
705 Quincy ST.. rooms bath .... 3o.S0
149 Adams st., 8 rooms. hath. 30. so
1919 Ga. ave.. Petworth, e., bath. 25.b0
Takoma Park Nd, rooms. BATH. 25.OO
1an Irving st rooms bath. ... 22.s0
iaI. ,,rren ne 6 rooms bath aO.5o
Make list of those that appeal to you. call
up Main 341. Rent Department. and We VIII
either send you the keys Or have the houses
opened for you Immediately. Also ask for our
complete list of houses and apartments.
RENT DEPARTMENT:
BOSS & PHELPS Qnc.), Main 341. ia 18th NV.
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FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana Ave. NV.
nWEIIINGS SnpTuMEST

DWELLINGS
All 9th NV. lar. bS46.OO
s13 l. NV. Sr. b. 1880
1925 W NV, Tor. so
141 T NV. Sr.b. .2S. so
PA p NV. Sr. b. .27.5O
915 n J avnw,Sr. boz. 80
144T W NV. Sr.b. $3.50
3G16 18th NV. 6r.h2:;. 10
DWELLINGS
COG F. Cap. Tor. $3.50
1o1 7th ne, Or. b. .22..'0
1871 L he, Or, b.. % on
G47 A ne. 6r, h. 80
1903 Mont av ne.6. b22. 80
1885 y c av ne.6.b.2O
DWELLINGS
10S 1th se,9r. b. .hw28. 30
T06 9TH Sc. Or, b. hw2S. 80
. ID Sc. Or. b. hw.25.5O
III 18th Sc. 6r.b. d. so
DWELLINGS
2O5 18th sw, 7r,b. .25.50
PIG Lin'h pi sw, s., boz. 80
S4 ! sw, Or. b. - 30. 90
622 I sw, CRIB. 20. so
322 NJ sw, Or, h. ..1S.50
491 e sw. Tr.w. 1850
31S 14th sw. Or, W. rs. 80
1901 ~ sw. Sr,b.15.5O
Ago Va av sw, ,Sr, bis. so
AL / sw. Or, ,b....14.O
AIS II sw, Ir.w. ..14.5O
TWO-FAMl
812 F NV. 7r.b. ..2S. 30
312 18th ne, Orb. .2l.W
111OA SCav se.4,blS.5O
BUSINESS
R34 Pa av NV. .25n.0
$50 Mass av NV. ..150. 90
4S2 Pa av NV. 1900
614 La nv NV. .sto.10.0O
200 G ne, st&dw. 5000
ass Va av sw, sta4S. 90
153 G Sc. st&dw 1000
1924 f nw,st&dwS5. 90
332 NJ sw, st&dw 80. so
103 d ne, st&dw. 80. 90
2O1 Ma IS nv NV,
st and dw. 30. 90
COIORED
391 Fla av nw,7r.b32. so
PA p NV, Sr, b. ...27 80
1897 18th NV. Or. b. .22.5 so
PIP 10th NV. .6r, b. 70. so
1927 9Th nv. 7r.w.20.5U
1895 B ne. Or. b.. 1850
1333 b ne, 6r.m 1850
1924 10th nw,5r, W. .1S. 40
1921 18th NV. 5r. .b1S.W
1876 H'man Sc, ,6r. b17. so
1851 B ne, Or. b. 1880
1914 Both NV Or, b. 1850
939 18th Sc. Or. b. $50
Z Defrees NV, ,6r. b. 1880
2222 ! NV, Or, ,w..l6.O0
10 Q NV. Or, 20
1912 Goth NV, ,Sr, b. 80
22O Z sw, 5r. 1880
1906 l. NV, 5r,w- .15. so
1908 l. nv, Or, W. ..15. 40
3O5 I'd sw. 6r. 1900
James F. Shea. 6.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
John F. DONOHOE
& SONS, INC.
3I4 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
G. E T
O L r
3 | G.
X E N +
@ IT

II You contemplate moving phone Linen 81 OF
s. call write.
We have property added TO list daily.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
DOWNTOWN CORNER.

FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN CORNER.
This is a property which is exceptionally
desimble residence and at the same time has
splendid business future. An unusually
well built three-story, pressed brick and brown
stone dwelling. Eleven roous. two bans.
cellar, steam heat. Good lot Splendid loca-
tiOn. near center of city. within few min-
utes' walk of downtown section. Present
owner paid $1,000 for 1t about a year age
Prize reduced 10 S7.750. Absolutely must he
sold.
For Sale-Rare Offering.
Columbia road near 14th ST. Attractive
three-story bay-window brick dwelling ten
crete cellar. hot water heat. Very large back
yard to wide paved alley. Two-story porrhes
Interior OF house is especially well finished
having many handsome mantes, some with
open fireplaces. Built by one of the best
builders in the city and sold for $500. Price
reduced to SO. 80.
Cheap Corner Home.
Owner has instructed MS to dispose of this
house Immediately. Built a short time ago
and sold for S.. 80. Price reduced to 81 go.
Located on the heights one block from 18th st.
Surrounded by many attractive homes, two
story colonial brick. six rooms. bath. cellar.
por,.hes. pretty floors, etc Good lot. This IS
a good opportunity. Must have quick action
as we are sure it will not remain fo- sale
long at this price.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
c. NJ wy
Evening star., 1915-09-16
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

4 oAh AkL'.N
1862 Hard, 14r,2b GO. so
1928 W NV. a m 1850
t0S 9TH Sc. %, 10
433 Sd sw. st&dw.25.0
02 r NV. Sr. b. 90
435 9Th sw, 6r.b.22.50
49S F sw. Or. b.2.5O
S16ka 1th sw. Sr,h.22.Oo
20 Fla av NV. Or. b. 20
513 9th sw, 6r. b.19..50
1I12 Linn ne. Or. b.1S.:5O
zoos F sw, sr. b.11.5o
S19 G sw. Or. b. .16. 30
4S3 9Th sw. 6r. 1870
1908 9th sw, Or. 1000
JOHN QUINN CO.. !
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(COntinucd.b
COME OUT TONIGHT

COME OUT TONIGHT
And Inspect I7Io Lanier St. NV.
between ontario and Quarry roads. This bean-
tiful eight room and attic home with 1.to-fcot
lot. uptothc minute. hiSh-ciass locality. opca
daily until pm.
]. A. Conner Co. 7.34 18th st. NV.
OWNER WILL SELL. AT COST UNUSUALLY
attractive. we'll built residence In upeScclled
location: thrce-'Iuarters block from Conn.
line: chevy Chase II. &. Box 2J1. Star
Office.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

HERE II A PERFECT HOME.
9 rooms. tile hath. large lot. porch
ell modern improvements: one spd ons-
half squares from
LINCOLN PARK.
On 49, at. ne. bet. North Carolina
ave and st. One OF the most beau
tiful locations in the city.
Only 500 cash and haIance like rent.
$3.50 per month. including interset and
principal.
PRICE. 81. $50.
Open daily and Sunday until 0 pm
COME OUT TODAY.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

FOR SALE-$1, 300.
Rented TO good tenant at 1924 a year.
Located on a wide avenue in the central
northwest. 10 minutes walk to 18th st: and
New York ave. Brick, rooms and bath: in
splendid condition trust of 81 100 run.
Invest $500 In this property. 1t will pay 20
per gent NET. after deducting from the rents
sAsufacient to pay interest. taxes and ea-
81 b l. FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
FOR SALE

Extraordinary Investment!
Two bricks: two stories. five rooms and
bath: porches Located in splendid residential
section NV. near Pa. ave. Built to sell for
s.. 500. Rented 10 St-clsss tenants. at $3.50
each. Price only 81 $50. The owner desires
to raise cash Immediately and these properties
absolutely will be sold within the next few
days. This Is opportunity to get q safe 40
well big income producing Investment.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
~ I4th St. NV.
Evening star., 1915-09-16

CORNER. IJoxI30: On ELEC. LINE: - MIN
utes from T.. q. Dept.. AT station: room
house: fruit; splendid garden: exchange f".
small farm in Va. less than 25 miles ouI.
Box l62. Star office.
FOR SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR INIM-
proved property small farm. BUILDING MA
TERIAL AND PAINT STORE, in very good To-
cation. BOX 22l. Star Office
u ROOM HOUSE - 500 LAWRENCE ST,
Brookland. Lot 5oxlou; garage. chicken house
and fruit. Small cash payment. Sexton fur
heat. 11s
5000 EQUITY IN BEAUTIFUL 1O-ROoM, =
BATH house of best corners Cleveland
Park: within short distance Of new cathedral.
BOYS and Girls Cathedral School: hot-watcr
heat: large rooms: fine SHADE: excellent sur
roundnGs: one trust neirly three years to run.
Will only consider propositions of real merit
from owners agents representing persons
who really want Cleveland Park home. Spec
ulstive trades will not be entertained. Am
offering this exchange in order TO s-rtr. quick
ard needed money less expensive property
and a fair cash diiferclr". Will ,o.I- idrr small
residence. business property farm. Prompt
action and full Information necessary. Answer
Box al. Star rthcr.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(COntinued.p
AN EXCEPTIONAL HOME BARGAIN.
NEW SIX ROOM BRICK.

AN EXCEPTIONAL HOME BARGAIN.
NEW SIX-ROOM BRICK.
Only 500 cash and so monthly.
to-dnte porcelain bath: beautiful papering spa
cious yards front and back: wide paved alley:
only $500; only two left: act at once: rare
ROLAND C. BOOTH 700 Ioth St NV Z.
FOR SALE-TO REIIABLE COL0RED BUYER
On 18th st. near NV: fne 3-story brick;
tile bath: furnace heat: large 2-story brick
stable: house alone cost more 10 build than the
price asked: Sa0h.
II. R. HOwENSTEIN CO.. 1874 F St NV,
or ith and II sts. ne.
BY OwNER-MrST LEAVE CITY: WILL SAC
rifce cash discount home in the
northwest: convenient to ears and opposite
beautiful parking: all outside rooms. hot
water heat and sleeping porch. Address Box
2S1, Star Office.
FOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF BUYING COUN-
try place, will sacrifice home lith st. and
nrst-hoor kitchen: hot-water heat: electric
lights; hardwood floors and garage large enough
for six-cylinder car. This Is u chance for a
bargain. Don't be- afraid TO answer this ad.
Look at the property and submit reasonable
offer. Address BSN 3o9. Star Office
WE EMPLOY ONLY SKILLED LABOR AND
best material TO build your home on your lot
at great saving. Building plans and spccih
are always welcome. !. TEpiER. ooi e ST.
NV. Phone NJ. 3.3s. Open till &.
FOR SALE
,,,hi.X Many "A ATIRAGrlyE = NEW W., HosIES We ,px
srLENDID LIST OF DESIRABLE HOMES II
TIE THESE uNuSTALLY ATTKACTINE , HESI, 81,
MADE MANY SALES SALE N,iS Of TT THIS CLASS OF j;
GIVING FULL PARTICULARS
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
TT 14TH ST. NV.
Evening star., 1915-09-16
ATTENTIoN!!!
RENTERS.

DOSo NN I I1STPS, IIIS.J
Are offering you below fifty houses selected
from their big FOR RENT LIST" Every one
Of these houses--are- desirable. and they are
LIVE houses that are going to he rented this
month. Read the list over and select your
future home:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-30

milk alone one dav each weok-a
meal every three boprs or oftener.
II desired. ali day long and late into
the night. or better still. If you
wish. remain on a pure milk diet
for several days or a weak-a large
glassml every two hours. Then
gradually add one article Of food
after another to the diet. This is
excellent for the stomach and still
better for the auto.intoxication and
high blood pressure.
Food stasis. or intestinal stasls-
the new term for eonstipation-is
another common factor of Gatulenee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-30

Just to vary the peace talk, Ger
many reLinds Belgium Of that S..
5000 a month to lie paid regularly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-30

Henry Ford's idea Of bringing about
peace bv wireless flashes from the
mid.Atlantic has all the charm Of nov
eitg and ineredibility
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-30

The telegraph peace campaign is a
very iaudable move from the view
uaint of the telegraph companies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-30

II he isn't careful, former President
raft will soon qualify ior critic emer-
tus of the American people.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-30

The orders for war supplies are iu-
creasing. This does not look like
early peace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-30

Er1dV ASath o.
.frtudl to Wilton Brady
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-30

Q can a corporation b. ai8Soie e4
6y order Of aourt leacfe nc officers
hare miSu8ed the property Of the
oorporati0a2
A, Yes, upon making out q proper
case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-30

Novt 70 the owl, the young man
who is studying law is The wisest
lOaAa}
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-30

OKLAHOMA tWgEr LY) LEADER
sx months .....s... ......t,.,..s .1V
ra xe4s ................# 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-30

What" said Buck Kilby to Eph
Wiley Yesterday Ii he difference
between Mrs. Tugg Watts nd oppor-
traity. 2 give it up" Eph replied.
"N ell said Buck oppor unity
hl0eks but once
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-30
Talks
Things To Do

BY GFoRGE MATTHEW ADAMS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-30

Every attractive woman may make
up her mind TO this fact The men
want TO kiss her and they will try to
90 1t II opportunity presents itself.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-30

# Won wish to hear bellrIngers and
ma,e quartettes subscribe 20 a lec-
ture course.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
.OLDFIELD TURNS DOWN BIC MONEY;
FAME ONLY IS HIS CHIEF AMBITION
Race Driver Cares More About Winning in the Big Meets
Than in Cleaning Up Cash Racing Exhibition Events
on the Small Tracks; His Heart Is Set on
the Great indianapolis Speed Grind
Nv .BECK-

TT YOU held about 50 records for
automobile racing before YOU were
- 80 years Of age, you would think
that you had done pretty well and were
entitled TO a niche in the hal Of fame
wouldn't ryoHt And wouldn't you be
content to 20 after the dollars and
let the fame be chased by some one
else if you had those so records
Well, Barney Oldfield had the rec
ords and he had quite a nice chunk Of
the long green. too. Barney was
gathering in the kale in great fashion
on the small half-mile and mile
tracks throughout the country
He was the first great drive
10 start racing on the tracks
in the small cities And it paid. Barney
stockholders in the FirestOne Tire com
pany and was well loaded up with Los
Angeles and san Jose real estate.
II got so that about five years ago
it was a hard job 10 coax Barney back
onto the track when the racing sea
son opened. He thought he had done
his share Of recOrd-smashinE and was
willing TO let the other fellows have
Wants to smash Records.
When Jack Griffin. advance man for
Oidfield and Thompson. reached town
few DAYS ago. the writer asked II
Barney was going to make the circuit
Of the small tracks again this year
Nothing doing in that line for Bar
ney,' the advance man declared Bar
ney is turning down Fat offers every
week for exhibition races. No sir Bar
ney has become ambitious He wants
70 smash a few more records"
Barney can average $4,000 10 $4,000
a year on the small tracks. and that's
more than any other driver can make
on the big or small tracks or both
But he has an idea that he must &C
after some real fame and it is the 300
mile races. the big sweepstakes and so
on that Barney wants.
According to Griffin. IL Barney could
have mis- pick Of all the racing cars at
indianapolis. ne would be perfectly
satisfied TO 20 i'm and win the race and
not ask for a cent Of prize money
Has Plenty of Money.
The writer has known OIdfieId for
about ten years Barney has always
been a great money maker and good
spender. He is probably the wealthiest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
Have Some of the Old Timers
in the Training Camps
on Uneasy Street.

Marlin. Tex. April How many
Of the old timers are going TO survive
the pruning made necessary by the
new q player limit law in the New
York club2 That is the question that
the regulars are worrying over here on
the eve of their departure north
It seems as though mighty few Of
the old familiar faces feel anywhere
near secure about continuing as such
at the Polo grounds in New York
James Henry Smith. a recruit, has
been working behind the bat real often
Of late, and John McGraw smiles Sc
renely and coBtentedly as he watches
the lad nail a straight one to second
base If smith maintains the batting
eve he has been using. he is expected
TO give Big CHIEF Meyers a hard run
for the possession of the catcher
mask Smith can take the delivery or
Tesreau. Iatty and Narouard like q
veteran and works well with Pol Per
rift, the new boy from the Cardi-
mails. It looks ike bad news for Long
Larry Mclean
Somehow. Rube Marquard does not
seem to be living uD 10 the form he
said he had concealed on his person
when he arrived TO train The Rube is
not strong on training. anyway, nor on
shaving, either. for that matter, and he
Skllruly avoided the razor for 10 days
before his wife arrived in Marlin. His
friends thought he contemplated
raising beard and mustache and do
ing Billy Sunday act" as they put IT,
Rube has wished himself out Of the
Odium Of the second team" in which
he was cast in the tentative lineup.
with Perritt. and with AIessfs- Schauer
and Schupp delivering brOadsides like
the old Oregon. Rube cannot but admit
TO himself that he has no sinecure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02

4 MAJOR league club is always
"A more than satisfied II from the
L \ army of recruits tried out each
spring, one real star is developed It
looks very much as If the Brooklyn
club picked up such a player last year
in Pfeffer. On a second division club
that played some mighty erratic base
ball during the season. Pfeffer made a
very remarkable record. Out Of 81
starts he won % games and lost only
II. for a percentage Of .676- When it
is remembered that his club finished
in the second division with a. mark less
than 500. the work of the youngster
looms up all the greater
American League Passed Pfeffer.
Ia this connection, I recall a very
interesting story that has Pfeffer in
the leading role Three years ago the
Brooklyn yOungster was strongly rec
commended to an American league
manager. Pfeffer was with the Grand
Rapids club of the Central league at
the time. The man who recommended
Pfeffer had seen him work more by
accident than design. He had intended
leaving one Of the cities in the circuit
around the noon hour. but missed his
train and decided to lay over for the
afternoon. He took in the ball game
TO kill the time and saw the Brooklyn
recruit pitch a great game for Grand
Rapids A friend Of the travelling man
was the manager OF an American
league club. He wrote him about
Pfeffer. The manager. acting on the
tip, sent one Of his best scouts to look
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02

but he isn't satisfied with the amount
Of fame he has gathered
That's why his managers have nad
20 turn down numerous offers for e1hi-
bitiOn races after the aehO-autO events
az Washington Park a week from sat
urday- Barney Is coming to Fl Pdso
% oblige his fellow ElSs and because
this city happens TO be on his route
TO the next big race Barney has his
eye on the big $4,000 oklahoma CITY
race i'm the near future and on the
Indianapolis speedway events There
isn't the money IN these races mat
he is turning down for exhibitions
But ambition has been awakened in
his soul and Barney is out to win more
fame.
Barney decided 10 get into the van
derbilt races in 1914 and when he I'm
ished second. beaten by a bare two
minutes due TO a tire change. that am
bition Of his was kicked awake Bar
uey then had TO try at the Indianapolis
speedway event and finished ahead Of
all the other American drivers Am
bition' began 10 yell for more
Then he went into the Elgin road
races. finishing third one day and
fourth the next but using slow car
This rather jOlted Ambition" but Bar
ney then tackled the hardest race on
the circuit the Corona road race He
averaged IS - miles an hour for col
miles without a stOp-but finished sec
Ond- The fact that he had smashed all
worlds records for nonstop runs did
not soothe Ambition"
Won Los AnEeIes-PhOenix Event.
The Los Angeles to Phoenix race an
other heartbreaker. was his next at
tempt and Ambition" seemed salts
fled when he won But the long dis
lance races were becoming pleasures TO
the speed king and he went into the
Vanderbilt and Grand PriX races at san
Francisco few weeks ago only to be
beaten. Barney had 70 wipe out that
defeat. He did il in the Venice road
race when he went the full 900 miles
without a stop and won handiy- 4
week or so later We find him al Tucson
where he ripped off another victory.
this time 100 miles without stop
II PasOaus are to see him in one OF
his old time stunts, furnishing the
thrills on the half mile track. But Bar
ney's heart is set on the 500-mile grind
at indianapolis and the 800 mile race
at oklahoma City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
ORDERS PLACED
FOR UNIFORMS
El Paso and Las Cruces
Teams Are Being Lined
Up; Players Secured.

orders were placed Thursday night
for the uniforms for the FL Paso. and
Las Cruces clubs OF the new Rio Grande
association. Bill Hurley came in from
Las Cruces in the morning to see the
White Sox and renew old acquaintance
with Pants Rowland OF the Chicago
team After the game. Hurley and Nc
CloSkey placed the orders for the suits
The road suits for both clubs will be Of
blue material with white lettering.
while the players viii have natty white
OF cream suits for the games on the
home grounds
Hurley is enthusiastic over the city
OF Las Cruces He showed kilograms
from Dr. Winchester. president Of the
Albany club Of the New York State
league. and W F Hayes president OF
the Utica club OF the same circuit and
a letter from the Virginia club Of the
tons as manager. but Bill is sweet on
the New Mexico city and declares that
il looks better to him than the offers
from the two class e cities Of the east.
Hurley summons Players.
There was an enthusiastic meeting OF
the Las Cruces fans on Wednesday
night Before the meeting broke Up.
$500 in real money was in sight for the
club and d committee had been appoint
ed TO raise the remaining $1,000. There
is no doubt rs To the standing OF Las
Cruces and Hurley was busy Thursday
night sending out wires and letters TO
players.
He has already grabbed one star pitcher.
a man who was sold 10 the Texas league
for $500. buc who didu tlike the propo-
siton made him and who promptly
snapped at the proposition Of Hurley.
who is an old friend. Hurley quickly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-02
Foul Tips

]. Collins raped out a homer in thI
third. Eddie Collins hit for a circuit
in the fifth. The Collins family was
happy
With careful coaching and a good
catcher. Jack Lewis viii develop into
a pitcher worth while and may get
tryout with one Of the Rio Grande
league teams.
Clyde Mflan-nor the Washington
star. but the FL Paso smateur-han-
died himself well and divided the hon
ors Of the home team with kinville.
who made four nice catches in the cen
ter garden
The White Sox used the following
batting order; Quinlan. left field;
Blackburn. shortstop. Eddie Collins,
F7elsch, center field; Brief. first base;
Breton, third base DAILY, catcher Fa-
Der, pitcher
Brief isn't as brief as his name
OF the Sox team. Quinlan, Felsch and
Brief are newcomers and all appear
to have the real stun in them
Manager Pomar's aggregation start
ed to bat in the following order; Cal
laEher. second Milan, left; Cassidy,
right Pearson. first; Mason. third;
KiHgille, center; Neary, catcher; Nc
Nan1ars short: Burleson, pitcher
Some OF the changes were- Weiss re-
placed BurIescn; Lewis replaced Weiss.
and Weiss went to short instead OF
Mcnamara The other changes were
lost in the shuttle.
Milan COPIED the only two bucks
that the manager had 10 part with for
the runs scored by the home club.
The players all showed hearty re-
spect for the decisions Of Harry Kane.
They must have noticed the bulge on
the sleuth's right hip