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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03

Larry DOYLE last wears champion In
tho National took part IN the great "a.
v,al Of the Giants and with Schultz
Chicago 10 crbWdins p,ub.ri for the lead
among the hitter. ~ tho old league Carey
~ Pittsburgh leads IN stolen bases with
". and william ~ Chicago continues to
lead IN home runs. now having seven
20 his credit Williams also IL tird With
G'orrr BURNS oi New York ior the lead
in runs scored with - Doyle leads IN
total bases with y New York. with the
hirh pycpr, ~ s'g l-Ad. In the club
batting The National leagues 7Oo hit.
tcfs, Including only those Who have taken
part In Ri least half tho games. arr
pauhsti. Brooklyn 1is po,lc. New
Nofk, SEQ Schultz. Chicago. $50 robert.
son New York. - RAfii,n. New York.
lgt wheat. RfooklNu. 1s5 chase Cin.
cinna,l $50 Gonzales 81 ioui.. oie
Hinchman. Pittsburgh iii Bufns. Nav
Nofk, al Wagner. Pittsburgh, SOC
Smith Nusion 3os Hurrs Philadelphia.
lui. clarke Cincinnati. sol
RUDE BENTON Ahead
..t... wstaH.s. - a.. Natt.u.f
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Diia nm orld
Gil MT

The Cleveland Indian. after long
stay On tho road. return 10 their home
grounds today just fraction ~ game
below first place Manager Fohl -
p"cts 60 distance the other teams during
June.
Pet" K.liuff who graduated from The
Western ussoDiH'iun last fll II impr0y
~ bis batting average weekly Hes
nov seat'ing tho pll. 'or mark of lu
nllng ~" Omaha team He's among
- frsi ton in The Woat'rr league
Poor pitching cost the senator the
rHfu" ~ Dr"IsDu yesterday Neither
'hil'IpH nor Herbert WIS e0rr'y' md
Though the boys hii M, boil hard
rl0u'lng ONT ~ hr, for civ rins-thcy
we're unable To win.
This bears ont The Times contention
'h'i what me team needs l4 more pitch.
~ Who rrn bo depended nn Right nov
% looks ~ n HbHg md Smith were the
"'v dependable boz men we have
Herbert however. may show form later
An error beat Ch'l.iy Ms'hewson m
-" thirteenth inning Yesterday. whom
H'd he won mo Giant would have h..n
- '1r FIRST place
Every rr-' division team In tho Na-
'iousl lcHTu" lo-i Friday The -rBrs 10
certainly tightening NJ
Incidentally every western tenn ~
ne Nrtiprnl was victorious aud not =
ingl" home team won game
'nrl weilmsn Wss too much f0r tho
'leyeland Indians pnd F0hrs men we're
'"'epi"d In their last road gam" wash.
urinr wns ale. and the Indians suf.
''red but hhr game
Tuls1 and psulson both won sri tho
Western association r1rr rsmsinsd un-
hanged save Tint Ukish1ms Cry
0up'i ANOTHER notch toward tho rear
Fh' Giants hrsin today have n rharrs
i'~ fnr no lcHl ir ~" National Thrv
NET beat the Reds while brooklyn 3,
sing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03
MARSHALL MAY BE
RECALLED BY TIGERS

DETROIT Mich June The pc,rcl,
Americans ma, iccsll "Wuhe" Matshall.
Nhn s.n.' hs vss rflsassd under an cp.
'Iunsl ns'cemsu, to Chattanooga. has
been pliyhIns shu, cut hall Marhalls
Willingness tr Wcfk hard has made .
strong impression upon Manager lsn.
nInrs iufins ~. training tfip and vh'n
NBfsh'l Nas fstmsd uut. jennings said
D, Hup,i iu use him as regular some
tsN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03
ANOTHER MITCHELL TO
ENTER RING GAME NOW

MILWAUKEE, w.. Juno "rlnkcy'
Mitchell brother of HfrhIr Mitchell
prominent 'ft'NoifN' boxer ~ MilNau.
Noe having Won numerous amateur hos.
ihg bouts sIarod pt the Milwaukee An.
ietic club. vin enter the professional
ranks ~ f'nthorwclcht ncyt nn ac.
cordlng To Manage Billv Mi holl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03
MITCHELL. FOR SALE,
BUT NOT TO TIGERS

DETROIT Mich. June Although
~ hss hs,n tumot,i that s,etal well.
knuvn American league pitchers a., on
'h' market ManaEet Jennings. u the
usituit club. has been unsbls 10 obtain
them u ls understood that he tecen,l,
made an attractive Offer 10 Cleveland
Tor willie Mitchell. after Cleveland wit
efs declared mitchell v., soins to bs
disposed ~ Jennings. n 4, said. 10.
ininrned 'hs, Mitchell mish, h. ,cia
but uri IN the nssts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03
The June Test.

June tho month that should begin
following
Whether Washington and Cleveland maintain pace they
set earlier In the year
Whether the white So, and Tiger. intend to pop of the
second division
Whether the Giants hold fair " the dizzy pace
have lrcn n
June Is generally the date when form
stamina hg factor the grind Icnuanr
lu the box
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%r% The Times Sport Page Will Keep You Informed
he h.sSPortGShf e.
BY ---- Nv
ORAN7LADMD RICE ~

o1NlNoe W ne "'""' 'N'
','% Wv. |".''l' " ',,,' W." W." ~ ,,,..
The dope alono this line I. thin,
haven't any choice TO play;
But something 'o'tefs come my way
~. M, ,sn,,,,,. so,,,o ,od,v
vy.Su con ,ba,l n..Ly n.,,,,t v,,
Sir Leonard wood may br nll In
or v'fy quietly making hay
IN Nu' cnsc, lll f.0k no tin
ou him ~ Cummrgr holding fwny'
\ bet on Root ~ Whitman my,
Nu' while I've got clu'h 10 I"t
I'ii-p'p" n th' pur".t rty
wen cop that bnly ponrtn' get
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Tn. Giant no,r. Con,tnu
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i'fh i"hN"m mo f'h" '0I' ''pp
over ~" Ginntf Jun, home coming
Thor. mr.. . ,f,,pn,, ,, incident. co,.
.,r,.d ,,II, "a. ,,.. TINT ,,,k. IL an
iptsu,I one even In o gam, fairly nill
| , IA. unu,,al
r,... -. 49,. c,..,. 40, r.t,
pai ponnan, and ended their three
/ ,rr rcIgn a, tho Nn'ionsI league In
/ i4i, they b.gnp to sllp f,., after mid
.,psor fn iatt tb,y uent su IA. Vsy
| 20 tho end O, tho line down al the loot
| Tb,p MrC,,su added nv. Federni
- 30, - -,
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03
KauffS DAILY DOPE
vs. : ON THE
Cobb : TWO RIVALS

FRIDAY
NR u " ~ an ItR sit Su Ave
EeSii !@.ss ! ! z 9 Q o 9 ! sSS sSS
'Cobh dit not play
SEASON TOTALS
"a Nu m "a 1p HR su sn Ave
Cobb y itl - toii II 1ll
Rauff u ise Is ~ $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03

summary TMoNnre hltH, Nlcn'hs,
MrCabe. Campbell. Darcl. PEBBLES ?;
fhr,'tss' nj Campbell homernn.
b-gs uurcr .en ur b7se,. s,Nrns
t|ty q Dsnif bases on tails. Oft
pElips 3 on Herbert I. on kinney 5.
0" Glenn hli nv pitcher By Phillips
liinfper Yl,kcgl struck out ~ Her
hert ! BE- Kinney ?. by y enn ! hits OF
rbnips . IN 20 innings. ~ kinney
lnts .nninrN VIA pitch Herbert Time.
one luur urd ire minutes Umpire.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03

RESULTS NpsrURDN At psnas 4
waco A. galveston b beaumont I ~
Fort Worth 2 shreveport h Houston 2.
san Antonio
GAMES TO-DAY -nssumon, =, Galveston
Shreveport A. pAllas San Artnnio A. Hous'
ton. Waco st ioti worth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03

isnt yuuf iiisnd Wissun inclined q, h.
iusi . li'is hii eunrsisd oh no, =,
an lir just thinrs his yiees srr hetnd
tn 70 'ithi srd tts'1 lsit ysfs ueafi,
rrfisin " b. vtuns iNthmond Times
dispatch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03

n 'h~ white Sot. Tigers and Rcd Sos
nr 10 control the i~stlniss " the Amer
lean league. 10 fof-tippcd lssi March.
tho, might 40 well get started h"inrc
me fatal hour IL struck There is plenty
n time ler md there 4. also first
olss- plenty n good clubs a. heat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03
NMEnIlNN Lr,nlL srNNnING.

Hksiirs YESTERDAY At ~ Louis Z
Cleveland SO Others scheduled
CAMrs TO-DAY washington - Detroit
hIladsipi'H ~ ~ Louis Scw YORK ~
h''ag". Boston ~ Cleveland
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03

win our star hssvy~slgh, bosst and
our champion hsaNy~eioht wrestler
sdornlru the circus. VINO knows =, VIVA,
moment the BIG top Will decide 10 reach
form Tor some o' our leading bsilplsye,
and uoi'.rs' An lmpssionsd uol'ef De.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03

of'hlro exactly ho~ n, would have had
tv In place Of . % u NJ. mad only been
be 20 out. should be ~ Inspiring ,iah,
~ the s~cd crowd 10 loos upor.
IN ihc hsty interim whore stc nll
hose fights that Freddie welsh WAS
ninr 10 place with Kenny Leonard and
hatlc, White In shiflNiud finish
The fumnr that Msfklr Doyle sni
rlrirh,f. M" Old guard " tho Giant ir.
Told VRs about through. seems IN have
been ififir ctsssent,d They we're
'rNrufss IN tho nfst Giant uprising hack
n 1911 bu, they have been even stou'rr
features In the uisnt whifl II the ptrs.
lW Nrnr n The, have Funr back p.f.
rrptlhly then r " the Renowned has
yet the lat vrstirn NJ h.s pristine pep
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surruru> Ir,Grr sr,>p,SC.


] NUIII D " ITITT| ITI-N UWIHFhaU
A. Nashville b. Sew UflvnUs At
Memphis Atlanta
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sluuuers Many

Three hundred hltters ot the Southern
association. including records of Tues
DAYS game. are walker. Little Rock,
7si. Humer. I.it'b Rock, as' Manning
Little Rock. $50 Harris Chnttanoosa.
1sI Jacobson. Little Rock. 2ls Coomhs.
Birmingham ~ Thrashsr. Atlanta. ae5
Smith. birmingham. ga Kaufman,
Nashville. l?O. Elbcrfcld, Chattanooga.
3IG sylvester. New orleans, 1li, I'd
mon.on. New Orleans 1ii CLARK. Hr-
minrhtm. III. Kores. Nashville. aos.
Moran. Atlanta, sos Schmidt, Mobile,
iOs Hauset, birmingham. .aol. ELAN,
Nashville. 100. Mayer Atlanta, 900
Wares oi Little Rock leads In stolen
bases with i5. Rumier Little Rock. In
homo runs with 2. and iIerri. Of Chat
ianooga IN total bases with 20. Allison
New orleans has scored most runs. Is
birmingham IL ahead In club hitting with
.ssI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03
TWAS Lr,C,E STANDING.

GAMES TODAY ATLANTA ~ Memphis
New utlesn, ~ Nashville UifWiushaW ~
Little Rock Mobile a. ChauenooU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03

Regnn Of Knnsns CitN. though a pitcher,
has taken part iu 10 games aud leads the
batters Of N. American association With
io,. thpp'Iio Of columbus Is second
with 77' Jim Thorpe Milwaukee hns ~
stolen bases ana is ibf ahead ~ his rivals
boz thtt respect Gilbert ~ Kansas Clty
leads 700 home runs with o.. Chappcll' in
runs scored with go and wh'eman Of
Louisville Boz total bases with s3 louis
VILE icads iu tenn hitting with 25' The
associations 800 uattcrs are
Reran. Kansas rlfy. i05. Ch,ppslle. Co
nmbus. 33' Daniels. Louisville. 33s
ISllyelt. Kansas Clty 800 Leonard Coz
mmbus. 3ls cruise. 81 Paul ll6. Dem
miti Columbus. 80 BfonNe lndIanap-
oils 30, Faye. Kansas Ciiy. 30' White
man. Louisville 500
Hlnehmar Top. Western
Loading baitcfs Of the Western league.
according TO records including Tuesday =
games. are
Hlnehwtn. Lincoln. co. Carlisle. Lin
colin 3,s Livingston. Sioux city. .3ss.
Connolly Sioux City. 15i Johnson. Lon
coin. 3ii Biock. - Joseph 35l shes
Ht. Denver. $50. Keiliher Denver, 3is
kuduu. Omaha. 3H Watson, Sioux
city .gil. Dyer. Denver. 1,s, Jones
Dss Molres. 3J3 Fox. wichita, 333
over Butcher and Shields all ~ prn'
Yer. are tied Tor thc home run lead viii
each Shields also leads boz stolen bases
with TO- Carlisle IL ahead IN total base,
with g. and Hunter Of Des Molnes bnd'
IN runs scored with o. Lincoln leads In
team hitting with lo1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03
,nImC,N ASSOCIATIONS STANDING.


p. ~ fhiI ~ Toledo 7 Louisville =
~ Milwaukee Minneapolis o A. Indian.
hpulis columbus
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||Rs'aASfAufiGUR[S|
nEsTIn> ASSOCIATIONS sr,NDrSG.

HLsi Its Ntstt IlnAN H.Ai paul,on. O. .
Oklahoma ,ib. g. A. Pans NGsSpE~".
A. sherman IU.-t. A. iuN
smith. d. N. .Ales'rf.
GAMES n-pklHhumH tIY ~ usri-
SON NHFHors, OF IHfH Tulsa a. sh'r.
mru. N,AI,rf,r at Iutf Smith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-03

CANES TO-DAY columbus ~ iri.snapu.
lis Louisville a. Toledo Minneapolis ~
MNvpukrr a. Paul at Kansas City
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-15


Ahora es tempo para comprar y
bre de s25 rebajados s14.75. Ira
jes de s12 a $685. estilo 1916; de
Thibbet, valor SIS ~reducidos a 1915.
Trajes de SIS ultimo modelo a s7.35.
Zapatos de Sra. de $3.50 a $1.35.
Zapatos de Sra. ultimos modelos,
$1.95. Choclos de sonora de $500
escoja a 75c. zapatos de sonora de
Zapatos para hombre de $500 a
s2.45. Los de a $500 a s1.95. Color
cafe extra fuertes de a $3.50 a $2.95.
De charol, con botones 6 Gordon,
valor $50. rebajados a s2.65.
Ataderas de Csc. a Is.
Calcetines de 15c. a s.
CalcetineS de Csc. a 12R.
Ropa interior, de lana, de $1.25 a
csc.
Camisas finas para caballero de
$3.50 por 75c.
De a $1.OO por soc.
De soda, que valen $3.50 por s1.65.
Battles de a $500 por $3.50.
Battles de a $1,000 por $3.50.
Battles de a SIS. 90 por $3.50.
Petacas de $3.50 & 90c.
Petacas de $3.50 q 1925.
Petacas de $500 a 1925.
Relojes de orc de a s1O.O 90 a 1855.
Relojes de $500 por 1855.
Relojes de $500 por 1925.
Relojes de $3.50 por $1.65.
Relojes para Sra. de $500 4 1878.
Relojes en- pulsera de $1,000 a $3.S5.
Sc d~espachan Ordenes por Correo
GIG es ell No. Gale BROADWAY
Edificio del Hotel Colon, entire
Stockton y Grant Ave.
Hablamos espahol.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-15
POR LA UNICA VERDAD

cho talento, aun no teniendolo
acatado por ninguna sanction
Official. Desprovisto de TODD
titulo academico, poseia 10 que
Sc necesita para m~erecerlo, a
cambio, sin duda, de que hubiese
quien 10 tuviera injustamente.
Pero paso sus contados amos de
aulas en- perpetua bagatela, mas
prOpicio a las lecturas eXtranas
que a los textos impuestos rigu-
rosamente por los catedraticos.
Y al traves de la paginas exoti-
cas- de las novelas galantes y de
los libros de aventuras prodigio-
sas y narraciones inverosimiles,
Sc fue educando su fantasia,
toda alas y luz, EN- un raro y
deseQuilibrado modo de yer las
cosas, alta Y romanticamente.
Despues Sc cultivo en- libros de
ciencias, historic, leyes y socio-
logia, y cuando lego a sus vein
tie amos encontrose invadido de
erudicion, sabiendo de mucho
sin servir para NADIA, y no
siendo, en- resumen, mas que 10
que hemos dado en- lamar ge-
nericamente Official de mucho y
maestro de NADIA"
Y como Official" ganabase
malamente la vida EN- una Off
Gina, Official tambien, donde CO.
braba por mesada tantOs duros
como amos tenia, sin esperanto
de que al irse prolongando es-
tos aumentara Ell numero de
aquellos. Pero :que lie impor-
taba a Ramiro no tener mas
sueldo 81 tenia juventud-vene-
70 de optimismo-y n novia
a morosa, allegro y bonita?
Cuando Sc tiene TN amor en- 10
mas florido e ilusionado de la
juventud, TODD 10 demas sobra.
Asi penso Ramiro durante
los dos amos largos que llevaba
en- relaciones con Julia, sin que
hubiese otro ho~rizonte, nj otra
idea, nj otro fin en- su vida que
TODD 10 que Sc relacionara con
la armada. Quemo Il alas en-
holocausto de aquel altar ado
rable, ante Ell que a diario voti-
vamente rezaba su idilio, en-
hechizado en- la gracia de todas
las gracias de aquella madri-
lena.
Pero Ramiro desperto un dia
ante la realidad prosaica. Es-
taba perdiendo Ell tempo mala-
mente, sin claros atisbos en- SUI
porvenir, sacrificado a una pc
nuria miserable, reducido a su
menguada asignacion, que esca-
samente lie alcanzaba para el
mismo, y que jamas daria, 81 no
variaba de posture, y quiza
t ampoco nj variando, para
aquellos palacios sonados DON
de entronizar a la armada, y
para las sedas que halagaran
su divine cuerpo, y para las
Joyas que entonaran con sus
encantos, y para TODD, en- fin,
10 superfluo, 10 artificioso, 10
que es luz, y aurora, y musica,
y dolores tras csc horizonte
fantastico mas ALA del que sue
nan entrar todos los que sue
nan.
Y con Ell valor que siempre
lie habia faltado para TODD quiso
desligarse de aquellos lazos ro-
sados, desapresando tambien
beneficamente a Julia, a quien
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-15

perfumadOS, de la frOndOS1Qau
primaveral que aleteaba ube-
rrimamente por sobre todas las
cosas, planeo a la amada;
Mira, Julia; hemos de
dejarnosl
-iDejarnos! :Por que? !Que
hice yo?
mo-, NADIA! TIL no sabes
como he de sacrificarme a esta
decision. Pero tiene que ser.
aI Po ii por mi; por los
IVA no me quieres! Asi
sois los hombres...
Julia no tuvo alientos nj para
llorar, desahogando asi, entire
Ell tumulto de lagrimas, su pena.
Empalidecido y quejumbroso,
siguio Ramiro:
-iQue no tie quiero! iOh,
til no comprenderas estol Pero
por ESQ, porque te quiero dema-
siadO, 81 es que en- ell querer
caben demaslas, he de deJarte.
I'm trono para ii en- la misma
luna alta y blanca, en- ell espa-
clio azuloso e infinite, estrella-
do y mayo, me pareceria POGO!
Como he de conformarme a
que un dia, tras de muchos,
despues de esperar Y esperar,
no tenga para ii sino ina es-
casa realidad, I'm medic ano-
dino V miserable?
i Egoismo! Por NADIA os ha-
beis de sacrificar los hombres.
Contigo pasare gustosa todas
las estrecheces.
lila estrechez es mala con-
sejera! Las privaciones agos-
tan en- flor los rosales del jar
din del amor. iSoy pobre!
lie asusta la pobreza?
tAcaso no son f%elices EN- ella
los que supieron amarse mu-
cho?
]iTal vez! iPero no cuando,
como 20, Sc tienen alas en- ell
pensamiento! Quiza me estor-
ba 10 POGO que Sc.
-iPero morir ahora de dolor
es peor que vivir luego NAL 8
bien!
Y Julia, suplicante, cogio en-
tire las suyas las tremulas ma
nos del galan. Phonetic el:
-iQuien sabe aun 81 tendre
valor! Mira, continuaremos
como hasta aqui. SECURE vi
niendo a verte a la misma bora
todas las tardes cuando salga
de la oficina. Y una, la mas
mala, la mas fatal, la peor de
todas, la que no este escrita
nj en- tn voluntad nj en- la mia,
la que acaso creyeramos que
no habia de ser definitivamente
la Ultima, 10 sera. Y asi, sin
despedirnos, sin haber asistido
al acto de nuestra separation
visible, Sc habra quebrado to-
talmente nuestro noviazgo.
No supo o no pudo contes-
tar Julia. Y con su silencio
parecio otorgar, esperanzada en-
que Ramiro no encontraria esa
tarde en- que dejar de If a verla.
@iPero manana. .?-inqui-
rio, sobrecogida y tremula.
i Mahana ST! iManana VEN
go! BESIDE pasado va no sa-
bremos cual sera nuestro ulti-
IL; 1912 oct IL kinney
mo dia...
Sc eslabonaban aun los dias
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Consignaciones

Aceptamos toda clase de con-
signaciones y obtenemos los me-
jores precios de plaza.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-15

Activa de toda clase de mercan-
cias 10 hacemos con toda eficacia.
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Facturas Consulares

Las hacemos conforme a los re-
glamentos Y leyes de los respec-
tivos paises.
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GRAN BARATA!

TODD artfculo sube, pero nuestros
precios bajan. Ocurrid a
BROADWAY BARGAIN HOUSE
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Pres

Presupuestos
De toda naturaleza, e informes
detallados sobre TODD negocio Sc
suministran con interes Y libre
de gastos a Quien 10 solicite.
A. UREA & CO.,
A. Urea Jr. B. ValenzueIa
Tel. Suffer 2676
Hanford Bldg. Market 268
San Francisco, Cal.
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E u r E K A
Ell preferido de los
Latino-Americanos
43S O'Farrell St. San Francisco
MRS. MORTON
r j.

Especialista en- peinados. Pintura
para ell cabello cano.
Medicina para la caspa y calda
del pelo.
Sc recomienda %conservar ell pelo
que Sc cae Y mandarlo por correo,
para algun trabajo que Sc pueda
necesitar.
Sc Lava la CabeZa. Precios BaJos.
Alberto los Oomingos
Especial atencion a las novias
1882 GALE STOCKTON, S. r.
Telefono Kearny $3.50
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-15
CUARTOS DE ALQUILER

Sc alquilan cuartos comodos, con
Y sin asistencia, en- casa de familia
espafola. Precios modicos. $40
Green Street.
ROPA, ZAPATOS, ACCESSORIES
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-15
L~ECClONES DE PIANO

La Srita. c. G.. Corral, Profesora
del Conservatorio Nacional de Me-
Xico, da lecciones de piano.
926 TAYLOR STREET
Telefono Franklin 1868
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-15

HOTEL DE FRANCE
l.. COUDERC, Admor.
Vinos, licores y cigarros; Billar.
Comidas Y habitaciones amuebla-
das.
1902 Powell Street
Entire Broadway Pacific SITS, s. F.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-15

Sc eslabonaban aun los dias
Ell rosario amoriado, uno tras
otro, pausados y %lentos, sin
que Ramiro, todas las tardes,
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20
BY GEORGE H. CLEMENTS.

TlELD HEADQUARTERS, Punitive
Expedition L. s. Army, South of
Namiquipa, Chih.. Mex. April g.
Judging from what the Gasoline Sol
dlefsi' as the correspondents who travel
iu automobiles are called, saw while
negotiating the distance between the
former field headquarters at or near
Nolonia Dublan, any attempt on the
part OF villa or his bandit bands to
interfere in any way with the garri-
sons stationed along the route pursued
~ the supply trains carrying food and
forage 20 the commands at the front
VIII meet with such q warm reception
as TO make them think twice before
they make a second attempt
While We are not permitted TO make
any mention Of the locations OF these
stations, we are allowed 10 describe
Them in general terms None Of the
inany garrisons occupies an impreE-
na bic position, Of course, but there IS
not one Of them but is in position TO
give such an account of itself as to
make an indelible impression upon the
minds OF the survivors Of the attack
ing party All are dug in" In the lat
est ana most approved fashion, some
or them going so far as TO erect bomb
proofs and to so construct their
trenches as to minimize the effect Of
the use of shrapncl should they be at
tackled by an enemy in possession Of
field guns or mountain batteries.
Valuable Experience.
This work, while not necessary. par
ucularly under the circumstances, gave
the men valuable experience which may
stand them in gooe- stead should they
ever De called upon TO face a stronger
foe than the bandits they are now pur-
suing. The garrisons are frequently
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20

aRd after a while festered
and came to q head. Then 1
would open them but they
would stay red and tester up
again and 30 on. They were
scattered all over my face
and caused a great deal Of
itching and burning and my
face was greatly disfgured.
A ffer uqinr- an fg,n y,o~,o.1ia.s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-20

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