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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09

Johnny SgrpS BUR the dmIp.tlys Ksns1g.Sn fight
His drst show AT the Cambria Athletic Ciut
T AID Be joe 'SfSa 4Ssr s sG ss sss'G3s Dr
cipals for the main mix.
coin Club; George, Decker viii be. the third
Tommy @ esP mee sSssE sfc
og% nssgn bouts johnny at the S.rEs- TS cgS' !Sns
Daiey; Johnny Esqn 5lily Kane; Joe Egsn
fries cambrIa, JACK pawsop vs: Joe tSoV GeIssr, ger
Joe Phillips Joe Rooms Vs. Eddie hifn0'' M1iiin. vs.
asSsa s Isf FsSsp sSG 1 nTG as ID
brn %mgn NJ ne t sau1FsS sSo on at the veteran Jack Black
Mss WSs' of ylnF ana Gs s%se
VS. VS. IseE K bpShT9p WnEnsp oSnnS sailor Willie Beqgsr
stinger Johnny Adams vs.. Young Augats.
:, Territorial rivals are booked for bouts on
the program at Adam Ryans Ryan Club Tues
day night with n double wind-up as the fea-
opposed to Youns jack TasnG wSe T TommS pS
Jamison the X. o. artist, meets Danny Murphy
:, 4 although It Johnny o,Leary was beaten by
formers style has fascinated fans in that city
a., and he, he has proved himself good card Nego-
tween o'Le.S% and Johnny Kilpans a oheaTy r.;
nd 'TS fI e TSs %aasy from TO B
according to reports from Buffalo.
The main feature of the boxing carnival at
the Gayety Theatre tonight will be the fnal
bout in the l05-pound class between Max Will
lamson, who already has defeated 1--WE boys in
the tournament, and Eddie Bates, who has four
Ss S't%s s m h poand Il aaS Class hsf baa W
royal and three special bouts between Jimmy
Dundee and Black Morris. Frankie Willard and
Matty Burns and Eddie Dougherty and Eddie
Willis.
Tommy Buck leaves for the West today He
will resume training In Kansas City for his
bout with Benny Chavez at Denver. which will
be staged probably the latter, part OF the month. j
Buck has agreed to play ball with the Kansas 4
Athletic Club, fast semi professional team
In Kansas City; He will appear behind the
bat play third base.
Barney Ford Is pleased with the breaks AT
the Model A. c. His show last Tuesday night
was ripsnorter from the nrst bout to the
wind-up Next week Mickey Gallagher and Pal
Moore are to meet In the main mix. and II prob
ably will result In clever exhibition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09

Many Of the scholastic tennis stars, both
from the Junior and senior associations, will
compete in the junior championships which start
next week. AS usual the juniors put up a good
battle on the courts and this city's future
greats should display plenty OF pTowess
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09

9 Everett Smaley, captain of the Central High
School track team, plans to spend the summer
at Ocean City. n. j. smailey was the best
scholastic huTdler In the country. and II he
enters Penn VIII score many points for the Red
and Blue in the hurdle events.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09

La Sale College will play its first 1916 foot
ball game on October q with the Vineand High
school, at yinelsnd y; j.. acSording to the
PIE. f No ,h definite daie has been flxed with 81
Will likely be played either November is or No
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09
Scholastic Gossip

Nothing more has been heard of Chestnut
HUI and Haverford School since the final ath.
ietic events were pulled of, at least not from
shsdsntsh ~ b q sports In The meantime
town Academy, Episcopal and Friends Central
school are beginning to wonder IL the Inter
aGademic League viii really be Increased in Its
1918 membership and IL these schools have al
ready sent in their applications.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09

Barney, Ford is pleased with the breaks at
the Model A. c. His show last Tuesday night
was ripsnorter from the nrst bout to the
wind-up. Next week Mickey Gallagher and Pal
Moore are to meet In the main mix. and It prob
ably will result In Il clever exhibition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09
Scraps About Scrappers

Johnny Burns, the dlmlnutlve KensIngton fight
manager. Will take another crack at the pro.
HHfGtlnE HfH end Of the husinessi starting tonight
open.air arena will be staged this evening
Young McGovern and Joe Tuber are the prn
cipals for the main mix.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09

McGraw Sends Kid to Hartford
NEW YORK, June 9.-Waite Hoyt, the lB-
ysar-old boy who formerly pitched for Erasmus
Han High, and upon whose services Man
ager MeGraw Of the Giants has the FIRST call
has been signed TO play with the Hartford
team In the Eastern League.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09

follow: Lincoln, Johnny Ferkler VS.. Charley
DALEY, Johnny Egan VS., Billy Kane. Joe Eean
ys Young Artle. Ray Martin Va. Bobby .fef.
fries; Cambria. Jack Dawson VS.. Joe GelEer
Leo ElXnn va. Joe German. Joe McDermott vs.
Joe Phillips. Joe Rooms vs. Eddie Mullin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09

Territorial rivals are booked for bouts on
the program at Adam Ryans Ryan Club Tues
day night. with a double ,wind-up the rea-
ture. In the first part Charley Rear will be
opposed to Young Jack Toland while Tommy
Jamison. the *. o. artist meets Danny Murphy
in the final.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09

New calling Bill in
n their they are overlooking the fact that Ray sh
washington oNei Of
catcher NewY
,oo
hfs
probably viii take place a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-07
Widen Area of Territory
Occupied Within the
Last Few Days.
DISTRESSED


I ONDON, Jan. g. GOI5 p. M
LThe ares of Russian successes over
the Austro~German forces in the east
continues to widen. Although the sit
uation around Czernowitz has not yet
been cleared up officially, it appears
from adyicea from Russian sources
that the Austrians are hard pressed
over long line of defense and are
throwing huge reinforcements into
the district The Russians here are
expected to strike at the Kolomea-
Stanislau-Halicz line, where powerful
defensive works have been in prep
aratton for some time by the Austro-
Germans.
Meanwhile the Russian position 250
miles further north on the middle
Styr rivCr has been greatly strength
cned by Successful operations in the
region OF the great marshes, where
Continued on Page TwoD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-07
Maiority FnNorcd Il.
.yphendted
Citizen Is
Criticised

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-An in
vitation to "hyphenated citizens
who put the interests of the ma
tive country before those of
America, to "get off the face Of
the earth was issued today by
United States Judge Henry -.
Clayton of Alabama. Judge
Claytou's remarks were made i'm
addressing the grand jury that
was empaneled to resume the in
ycstigatiOn into the activity Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-07
SEEK COTTON STATISTICS.
Director Roberts and Representative
Hcflin Work Together.

WASHINGTON, Jan. G. - Director
Roberts of the census bureau told
Representatiye Heflin Of Alabama
today that he would cooperate with
him on his bill to require the census
bureau to gather and publish addi-
tional statistics of cotton consumed.
The bill includes cotton used in max
ing gunpowder and explosive shells
and besides that used for spinning
purposes it will account for cotton
used for every other purpose.
Director Roberts said he would
have all the detailed information
necessary as to the cost and other
details of the proposed plan in a few
days and that when the law is
amended IT should read cotton con-
sumed in cotton mills and in all other
manufacturing establishments.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-07
With Wife's Money He Intended to
Continue Butterfly Career; Dance
Through Life With Pretty Steno

have her money to continue his
butterfly career. He had met
pretty stenographer. and with his
wife's money he and the stenog-
rapher could go dancing through
life together. We will show that
Price, after throwing his wife
from the cliff, became fright
ened lest passing automobilists
hear her means, and accom-
panied by Charles y. Etchinson,
went TO her side, not aid her but
to crush her head with a rock"
Btchinson, the states chief wit
ness, who said he accompanied
Price OF the night of the alleged
crime for S4,700 because of his
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-07
CHINESE MANUFACTURES GOODS.
viii Cripple Trade With Japan:
Place Large American Order.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6. - Chinese
cotton manufacturers with govern
ment aid, have made far-reaching
plans to wrest from the japanese
their heavy trade in cotton goods and
yarns in China. according to infor-
nation reaching official circles here.
China, the largest market for cot
ton goods in the world long has
been supplied chiefly by Japan and
India.
The Chinese government has just
subscribed forty per cent of the cap
ital to be invested in two cotton mills
at Shanghai and Tien Tsin. 100000
worth of machinery for which has
been ordered from American manu-
facturers through an agent of the
foreign and domestic commerce bu-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-07

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. "a
jury was completed and several
witnesses testified in district
court here today at the trial Of
Frederick r. Price on a charge
of numbering his wife.
Physicians, who examined Mrs.
Prices injuries soon after she was
lifted from the foot of a cliff the
night of November 2S, 1914. testi-
fled her skull had been caved in.
Prosecutor George Armstrong
outlining the states case, said
Prices marriage vows had be-
come irksome and he had decided
to rid himself of his wife"
"He did not care to divorce
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-07
SNOW FALLS IN FIVE
STATES SOUTHWEST

KANSAS CITY, Jan, &. Snow fell
today over Kansas, Missouri, Okla
homa Arkansas and into the Texas
Panhandle, caused. according 90 tho
United States weather bureau here.
by low barometric pressure I'M the
southwest coupled with an eastern
wind The storm followed a cold
wave of short duration, The south
ern reaches OF the storm, tho
weather authorities said likely would
receive rain. Three inches OF snow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-07
The Government Detectives
Gather Evidence for
Federal Grand Jury.
TRY TO OBSTRUCT
THE INDIAN OFFICE

(By JOHN W. FLENNER,)

w WASHINGTON. Jan O. -
w Hearings before the sen
w ate Indian committee are
scheduled to begin Saturday
at 10 clock ON the Oliver rcSo-
luton requesting Secretary Lane
to make no disposition of the
Usage lease holdings Of the
BarnsdalI Oil company pending
further action by congress, and
it is anticipated that the resoIu-
ton will be- promptly reported
back to the senate for action.
Members of the Usage council
conferred with Secretary Lane
for two hours this afternoon over
oil and gas leasing question and
tonight they We're guests OF In
dian Commissioner Sells at his
home.
There is a rumor in circulation
that the federal grand jury,
which convened here today, may
be asked to return conspiracy
indictments against certain per-
sons alleged to be attempting to
obstruct government officials in
discharge of their duty in bring
inc about settlement Of the
OSage leasing question.
1t is understood that govern
ment sleuths have been actively
trailing certain persons who are
said to exert an influence over
the Usage council. While not
sworn to secrecy, as was the case
last June. the OSages have been
cautioned against divulging what
transpireS at their conferences
with department officials.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-07
Special to The World.

Special TO The World.
WASHINGTON. u. c.. Jan. e.
Usage oil and gas sublessees in
one last and final effort to stave off
defeat for their pet plans have carried
.hcir fight into the halls of congress
and although this congress will have
its hands full handling the delicate
foreign situation and the troublesome
preparedness program, to say nothing
Of making political capital, it is evi-
dent that more than passing attention
will be paid to the fight a few of the
big sublcssoes are making to retain
possession of thousands Of acres of
valuable oil and gas. lands in the
Usage nation in oklahoma.
To date the sublessees have been de-
Continued on Page TWelNc)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26

BEAUTIFUL ROOM BUNGALOW-S5000-
Only $500 cash balance yearly or monthly
10 suit purchaser Located in highly re-
stricted district, surrounded by beautiful
homes Modern TO the minute. hardwood
floors throughout, massive buffet. extra
large kitchen ca binet with white tile drain
boards TO sink. Full basement With furnace
and servants quarters Southeast front on
two full lots. Just the place for a LARGE
FAMILY, big airy rooms Buy while the
Buying is good. In few weeks this place
viii sell for $4,000 B. W. Hale,
H. E KILBI RN co.
532 1st Natl Bank Bldg Phone sos
MUST SELL ROOM MODERN BRICK
on Boulevard; viii take lots part pay
ment or small cash payment, $40 and in
terest: $4,000.
ON LA Luz ROOM BUNGALOW. Break.
fast room. glassed porch. book cases. buffet;
would consider building site part pay
ment; $3.50
Hawkins Bros.
Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26

ErOR SALE by owner-New 8 room pressed
! rick bungalow on east front lots: fenced
nd barn: large buffet with plate glass mir
ors: French windows between living and
Ffning room; built in shirt waist boxes, lin
n closet, medicine cabinet, book cases
large kitchen cabinet, full length OF kitchen; ;
Eink built in with white enamelec tile drain
bnd back, lots Of cupboard room: gas heater
! ui& in wall and bath. tile floor IN bath,
large mirror door in bed room; dull brass
hardware with glass knobs oak floors
throughout. woodwork finished old ivory;
walls In waterproof paint; finished base
'nent; walks and curbs laid Bargain II
Z aken al once. Phone 6ss7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26

|rHIS BUNGALOW $500 UNDER VALUE
We mean what We say and Will let you
Judge FOR yourself This is q 3 room brick,
brand new. never been occupied. on full
lots. paving paid. $500 block. tile bath. large
)aseVfleut and heating plant. oak floors.
tls2e ed sleeping porch. rug brick mantel.
hsz9r.n bookcases. linen closets. Kitchen
abinet, etc similar houses bring $4,000
J nd up For quick sale this place at $500
on easy terms
LEAYELL q SHERMAN.
PIC Texas S. Phone 4226
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26

S650-TWO LOTS.
Clifton St--1s block from Stevens.
Cheapest lots in city at price con-
sidering location.
LOOK AT THIS.
room brick bungalow: giassed
sleeping porch. enclosed inside brick
walls. basement oak floors through
out living and dining room finish
ed in old ivory. Close TO paved st.
Price $500; easy terms
10 ACRES.
Il miles from Ell Paso. All in
alfalfa. Only si4Oe. Good terms.
SUBURBAN HOME
acres-good house-one mile
from Ysleta on paved road VIII
lease for SS5 per month OF will sell
Ideal place for chickens.
ANDERSON-FILLER
107 Texas St. Phone z051
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26
BOWS TOWN FRorERTI At A Low

We have 100 feet on Franklin St ad-
joiIAng the new 7. o. o. +. building. 80 feet
of which we are instructed by the owner
TO sell for $3.50 per front foot and SIz5 per
front foot. small payment down. balance
long time. Property adjoining this in the
same block on Santa Fe St is being held at
$500 per front foot. The owners will agree
TO erect a story brick building with base
ment on the 90 feet he retains within the
next years
PHILLIPS REALTY Co.
46i- First Nat Rk. Bldg. Phone 1923
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26

,
SII5O.
Good 4 room house on two lots
500 down. SIS per month
$500 BARGAIS-
Good > room on two south front
lots: just back OF Manhattan Hts
Lots are worth the money.
$500.
Good 4 room pebble dash on
lots; has plenty Of good fruit trees
grass, vines. a real honey place and
terms to suit
TRADE
500 acres fine lower valley: about
10 in alfalfa: fine house. fine place
for stock. about 100 hogs 90 with
place; will take apartment house or
any large proposition that will
stand investigate
4 LOTS.
corner lots. Alta Vista. l block
10 school, on car line: a bargain al
SI100.
WHITE PADEN REALTY co.
~ y stanton Phone 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26
SACRIFICE OF MONTANA ST.
HOME

Beautiful 10 room home. close in
on Montana ST. This home is built
Of red pressed brick: basement and
furnace heath short. il is modern
in every way Two full lots go with
this property. and II recently sold
for SIS. 009. one Of Fl Paso's most
beautiful homes. and il MUST GO
THIS WEEK for the unheard OF
sacrifice Of only $4,000. Terms IL
desired
OHIO r. HILL.
sol Caples Bldg. Phone 74S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26
SEQ DOWN. $40 MO.

SEQ DOWN. $40 MO.
81 zxI40 foot bldg sites on La
Luz St, Govt Hill. for only 1915.
This IS am ain street. and not far
from Alta Vista school
FINE LEVEL LOTS IN Al
IIRA. near Fl Bliss car lines and
built up section only 5000 each
$40 down and s. mo. on each lot
PHILLIPS REALTY CO.
Phi 1e25- zO1 First Ntal- Bldg
TAKE SOME lots on this brand
new room bungalow on paved st.
paving paid Has hardwood floors.
bulltin features All rooms finished
in old ivory. VIII rent for $40 mo-
Price only s45- Easy terms, long
time on balance
PHILLIPS REALTY co.
Phi 1929 401 First Natl Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26
FOR SALE BY OWNER.

A furnished and modern built 5 room
frame bungalow with south sleeping porch
lat 2526 san Diego St Small cash payment,
balance on easy terms. Apply next door
Also two south front level lots IN block
|6I. Grandview addition at a bargain
Also two corner lots at =s3o san Diego
.St- One block Of pavement Apply z5z2 san
Diego St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26
For Rent-Rooms Furnished.

FOR kent-koomS + furnished.
COOL ROOMS. 1915 n Stanton
COOL front bedroom. Phone 24I2.
ONE nicely furnished room SOS Myrtle
DESIRABLE front room; close in. Phi 1855.
ROOMS. bath. 81 up Ayres. $40 W. Missouri
COOL front room with bath SIT n Oregon
SOUTHERN Hotel 81 wk- up 42s Z. Ell PasO.
TEXAS TAVERN rms bath 81 up. Phi s47O
NORTH FRONT room, windows. $1,000.
1l5s Ariz- Phone s54o.
ROOMS for rent. -tunning water. SOS y.
Oregon
FURNISHED room with sleeping porch for
gentleman; references required Phi sss.
ROOM with screened sleeping porch; garage.
1895 Arizona
NICE front room cheap. s11 Montana
LARGE. cool rooms and sleeping porches
7oT Mesa
THE vISTA-3ss ". Missouri St Delight
full rooms shower bath. sleeping porch
NICE large room for or ?; excellent To-
cation Phone 1917.
FOR TWO gentIemen-Nice cool large front
room beds. SIS W. Boulevard
BEAUTIFULLY furnished bedroom and
sleeping porch close in Phone 1897 r
DELMAR ROOMS. AZ y Stanton-running
water. free baths; 5oc-sl day. % up wk-
ONE nice cool sleeping room. close in. Sc
month 1901 Myrtle
FAYETTE. all outside rooms cool and clean
Sis week. close IN e15 Mills Phone 1913.
FRONT ROOM close in SO per month.
lels Magoffin- Phone 5S7s.
LARGE modern room. walking distance.
Reasonable Phone 2eSsW-
FURNISHED room with sleeping porch.
COS Arizona Phone 565s-
LARGE front room with sleeping porch to
permanent gentleman 1910 Arizona
BED ROOM with private hath to men:
breakfast II desired private home 140s z.
No Pm 614s
COOL ROOMS in quiet neighborhood. half
block from Cleveland square; with bath. 81
per week and up 6l4 y. Santa Fe-
NICELY furnished suite Of rooms with pri-
vate verandah overlooking Houston square.
breakfast If desired. Phone 55s2- 1907 Mon
tana-
SUMNER rates to gentleman. large front
room with bath References required so7
Mundy- Phone 443sW.
HOUSTON TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
The originators Of low cost Of moving II
you are from Misso Phone So. We give
merchants valuable coupons
NICELY furnished front back room with
sleeping porch. bath in connection: finest
location in town. facing Houston park
Phone 1850
NICE large cool rooms for rent. also light
housekeeping under new management
Fairmont Hotel, 212i= san Antonio Mrs
Bessie Bowling
NEW HOTEL HERBERT
New building-new furniture. elegantly
furnished rooms. shower bath in every
room Rates TO permanent people 800
block. Texas St
SPLENDID room TO share with gentleman
Five minutes walk from P. o. :. E ex-
pOsure. Hot water all hours. "a St Regis.
s0s z. Missouri
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for gentlemen.
single and suite. private baths. shower
baths. hot and cold water: minutes walk
from post office; new building. Bachelor
Hotel. 335 West Missouri street
COME and see these rooms: building has
just been remodelled. furnishings are new,
stationary wash stands in all rooms Hot
water all the time Am making rates TO
men only. 50 and $3.50 week; II you don't
believe II come and see; blocks from
sheldon 500 y oregon. Nice porches and |
q home like place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26
RIAL BARGAIN.

REAL BARGAIN.
$500 cash. balance like rent, new
room bungalow. hardwood floors.
builtin features glass. porch. side
walks. fence and eutbuildings-
blocks Of school facing on car line
Worth $3.50 Price only $3.50
$500 CASH.
SO pr month. including interest
New I room bungalow. hardwood
floors. huiltin features. glass porch
basement. walks. fun lots, one
block Of car line $4,000
S2OO CASH
s35 per month including interest
New room bungalow. Country club
district, s2750.
BLISS ST.
New room bungalows never
been lived in. hardwood floors.
builtin features, basement. heating
plant, paving. sidewalks Paid for
$a15o- Easy terms.
MACON REALTY CO..
f26 Mills Bldg. Phone 55T9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26

BUY WHILE THE BUYING Is GOOD.
Here's another one rooms. S295O- Read
the specifications. hardwood floors through
out. tiled bath. beautiful builtin features.
east front. Few feet from paved street. in
Alta Vista district. lovely home at price
anybody can afford. Next fail this house
WIFI sell for $3.50 Get busy. phone for sp-
pOintment to see this at once. H. W. HALE.
II. +. EILBTRN co.
532 1st Nat Bank Bldg. Phone sos
ATTRACTIVE new stone cottage of ,
rooms. bath and great big screened sleep
ing porch. with furniture. china. etc. on
one and Z lots; chicken yard; shade trees.
Price away down low. Fine FOR militia Of
ficer desiring TO bring his family to Fl
Paso- II not sold by August /. will lease
10 desirable party Phone $50.
HOUSES FOR EXCHANGE
Two five room red pressed brick houses
porches. Easements. on fine corner. excellent
neishsors- WIN take part OF value in good
lots. Preferably Government Hill
BYRON F. FENsMORE,
sos Trust Building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26

Six room modern bungalow in, de
'sirable location on paved street, paving
all paid, hardwood floors. builtin fea-
lures, large airy rooms. This house is
less than years old. an exceptional
Opportunity Price s3675. Terms $500.
ceyn balance monthly like rent or can
be arranged to suit-Phone 4T15.
Mr. Macarte, Mgr.
". n AUSTIN AGENCY.
los N Oregon First Ma Blk. Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26

WILL TRADE
CITY PROPERTY - VALLEY LANDS
3 room 2 story residence. cor. Arizona st.
room. story residence. Rio Grande St
. room and basement. residence.
room, lots. nice place: bliss 81
9 rooms. story. Golden hill
And many other houses
VALLEY LAND.
; acre orchard. close in
10 acres. cultivation. about c miles down
80 acres on the island
100 acres the island.
t20 acres. down the valley
400 acres. down the valley.
81 acres. Hp the valley.
81 acres. un the valley.
And thousands Of more acres
FINE RANCH AND CATTLE
Plenty Of water. wells. tanks and river: good
room house orchard etc.
SMALL DAIRN-BARGAIN
Barn for % cows. living rooms. milk room.
etc. good location: lot 55OxeO0 f.: price
$500; would take lots as part payment
Trades all over the country-Oregon.
California. y. Mexico. Oklahoma. Kansas
Missouri; in fact most any place
RIO GHANDE REALTY CO.
III. r McKENNEYl
.1i-2l2 First Nat Bank Bldg
Don't phone-Call or write office; we
think we can match you