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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07
MEXICANS HAMMER
SOLDIERS STAR

T-,1z 7-ere not conceded much chaice
.zsins+ the seventh infantry In the
sunday morning game for the solalers
bsd won six straight and the Nalz
re been on the skids- However Jose
x-il1areal was in shape on sunday morn
,--.r5 II was only the lack Of catcher
-. lent him from holding the sol
,S5ere tighter than he did Chacoh W.
obSe1+ owing TO the death OF ms slSee.'
"a ehortstop Caro- went beIlhu tLIS 80 &c,
- couldn't handle Niilaredl AaS'
NaAC - ~ -ircber had to use only
80 - MS assortment As II was, ne
oI5 me soldiers well IN manu- Ao-l1 -,
ne a had start in the 1lrsL lll--l1I7- =
zFexicans drove Clarence Dui40ai.' :"
had BANKED the MeHlceilis IN q 49,,
- on his last start against tHell'
-, the mound and then pald thelI .
enects TO southpaw Jimmy Aork " W.. M
be went 10 the rescue me AlsA4osa-40
won. 70 i -,,.,, c~oucbinr
1-;1Isreal couldn't feed steele the
Scr halls which the soldier lhIlelqeI
oa1Do+ hit. steele got low one 70 ne
I;I-ine- and poled II out 1Or a -
cor 10 start the game he 'ooh - 49, -
- ,ool-e5 had for Villareal- An ere d
aaes and two singles gave the SOlu- -.S
80 more scores in the first lnhlns ailU
ne fans had visions Of a reai slausH-
ter.
Two Passed by Duncan
Duncan disposed OF the IIrsl - :"
,fe-icans TO face him but caro- WoIhe '
~ 90 a nass. SO did Chapparo- Ihen
PiII Medina clouted one for Two So
+io1s and caro- scored Duncan got RAJ
lied and a wild pItch leI ma PC
home. Marquee fahheu- - ~, coz
though the soldiers got men on - -
ord md third in the second inning oII
t,,s,s y,-as no score On the other manu-,
me Nfexicans scored three runs " -.
one down. Gomez singled NlllaI ea - NJ
one through Bybee's legs ana -sI--iJ--- :
Tod ont a triple. scoring ire Two run
ms That was the signal ioI the re-
ali of Duncan. who should nave ueeI
-eiieyed in the first inning when IL was
seen he wasn't right
York Goes TO Mound
ITS all off now; here's YORK. nut nut
tered the fans But IL WASH an Oh
York retired Carpio on three slIals ~
strii-es but after there were Two
st-iLrss on caro-. ne hit TO right for
single and Minjares scored Chappar9
popped one up 10 Gallagher VINO hau
relieved Muskopf when YORK went On
the mound TO- -t..
hut the Mexicans got single IN the
fourth. Villareal being responsive me
soldiers got the bases 1ull win Two
gone in the third but Villareal Tanned
York lnGE GOT AHO olA III -
but couldn't score. In the fifth. three
singles gave the soldiers one run In
the sixth. with two gone, the soidleIs
got men on second and third but again
me- couldn't score. In the seventh. the
three men TO face Nillareal went down
in order All three hits off Nillareal IN
the fifth were fluky-
steele Fans in Pinch
Martin and Steele divided the batting
honors. The latter got two double and
a single and Martin two singles and a
double steele got his three hits of
low balls but in the fifth. when he came
M with men on second and third, VII
lareaI made Caro- take a chance on
catching high balls and retired Steele
on three straight strikes, all cutting
across his letters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07

sunrnary-Innings pitched by COG / -
runs. on none out in second ny S.l-is 20
8: runs. off Cook ,. off Gillette M Ia,
Cox ? off Gillette !: two base hits. Auet'
Fo-essi Ashrnore Hands. stolen baseS,
Wooden, Doyle. Hands: sacrifice nit. o1 zen:
- 80 oef COOK >. off KoressI .; batters
hit bv Gillette 90. Gallagher, BY keressl
Seymour: first base on erroTs EEe'E k5. oqye
80 E-sclra lacks s. double plays. ASH
more to Woolen to Gallagher. Eaton 10 hlh-
son. PASSED ball. Lawrence; time OF salie'
l-.s: umpire. Ebbs' scorer ooYne-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07
Western League.


At At Topeka-fiFs' ' zane e. ooo X n +,
Topeka ---.------- 600 600 100
Hsttaries-Omaha. q. Thompson and Krue-
ger: Topeka. Lathrop and Monroe
Second game r n 2
Omaha ----.-..-.-.eI5 ISL DO
Topeka ------------- 1-e e-S 0-S IS
Batte-ies-Omaha. GasSen. North and
Marshall. Topeka. Doyle. Hail and Alien.
Game called end seventh by agreement
At wichita-First game r. II. E.
Wichita --.--... 0eO 22O o5x-s Is )
Wichita. Davis and Gray.
Des Moines -. OIL 600 oo2-4 IL l
wichita ------..-- 0o5 031 ok Il
Battc-ies-Des Moines. Thomas. Raker and
Rigsby: Wichita. Griffin and Griffith
At St. Joseph-Firs, game r. H E.
Lincoln --...... OO0 600 Os0- ;
Batteries-St Joseph. Williams and Fus-
ner. Lincoln. Gardner Smith and Rohrer-
Second game R. H r.
Lincoln --.----.-.. 600 oIo o30- 10 o
- Joseph ---.--.- 200 SO 00X- 10
Joseph. Hovlik and Beers
At Denver-First game R. II F.
sioux city ....-... zoo geo 1oe- II I
Denver .----..---. O00 600 ee9-
Bstteries-SiouX city. Kelley and Crosby:
Denver. West Andrews and Shestak
second game r. II E.
Denver ----------- 100 600 six 1
Batteries-SiouN city. Clarke and Crosby;
Denver. Irion. Manser. Stsrzer and Stevens.
Shestsk-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07
FELDMANS TAKE
FOURTH STRAIGHT

The fans fully expected rear pit -
ing battle between Pete LeyVa ana
Claude Graham in the finai game %
the day and they were not dlsappoI
cd Graham allowed only one nli anu
no runs while LeyVa was locdttu III
two hits one run and auoWed wv
passes.
Billy Head led off for the Feldmsns
and drew a pass Buchanan promptly
sacrificed but Talbot threw out BenJa-
min and Graham Graham sent Gown
the Purity batters in order IN the mrs.
and second, as did LeyVa m the ilIs'
half Of the second and also IN the
third. In the Purity half Of the ihlrd-
Aylesworth dumped one down aionE
the third base line. II was nara
chance all right but Berry got his hand
on it, only to drop the ball 4 passed
ball let Aylesworth reach second and
ne was the only Purity to reach the
keystone sack during the entire game
Benjamin Gets Hit.
Benjamin got his first hit in the
fourth but Graham lined into Milan's
hands for an unassisted double play
In the fifth, Berry worked Leyva for
a pass Percy laid down a pretty sac
rifice and Berry not only took second
but raced on for third, the very dar-
Ing Of the stunt daZing the bakers The
crowd gave him a real ovation for his
base running Berry came home on
passed ball.
Benjamin got the second hit off
Leyva in the seventh. Graham dumped
a sacrifice but Milan dropped the ball
and both runners were safe. LeyYas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07

ummaTT-InnlnEs plICnel. D IIUHIaH- 7
Ia. by York ! 2-3; runs. of Duncan I, off
York /: Hits. off Duncan ; off 1ork =
Two base hits. steele ?. Martin. Medina
rnree base hit Minjares; stolen base. Kier;
struck out by Villareal ;. by Duncan >. by
York 6; base on balls. off Niilareal ;, off
Duncan . first base on errors seventh :
wall /; left on bases. Seventh II. Walz 3
wild pitches. by Villareal >, by Duncan l.
passed balls. by Caro- >; time Of game. l-1zi
umpire Ebbs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07

Summs ry-Sacrifice hits. Buchanan Percy.
Graham: struck out. by Leyva 4. by era
ham 5. base on balls. off Leyva, .; first
base on error. Puritys 1; left on bases. Field
mans ?. Puritys I double play. Milan (un-
assisted passed balls. Calemia 1. by Nc
Cracker l: time Of game. SO minutes; UNI
pire, Ebbsi scorer, Coyne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07
American Association.
Sundays Games

Sundays Games.
St Louis IS. Indianapolis rs.
st. Paul Al. Minneapolis 81.
Kansas City 6: Milwaukee S.
Toledo 3. Louisville T.
Saturdays Games
Kansas City >: Milwaukee 4.
Columbus 9. Indianapolis 3
Toledo o. Louisville =
Minneapolis a. St Paul 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07
Southern Association.

sundays Games.
Mobile .; Nashville 3.
New Orleans L.. Chattanooga IS.
Memphis 5. Little Rock .
No other games scheduled.
Saturdays Games
At Atlanta 81. Nashville -
At birmingham 0: Chattanooga 4.
At Mobile -; Memphis 5-1i-
At New Orleans %. Little Rock 30.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07
Coast League.

Nu1usAN tTstnfrN.
A. Los AnEeles-Norning- r. p F
lbs Angels .------------------ j. )
Nfa Ia''lA
Batreries-I-os Angeles. Hail and Boies.
vernon Fromue ana Spencer.
Afternoon game P H ?.
Los Angeles Observation-Disclosures :
Vernon % . ------.-. o
Blt--ries-Los Aueeles-Ryan and Bass
ler: Vermont johnson. (. Johnson and
Whaling
At San Fran.-Morniug- p. II E
san = csFcisco ---------- n . :
Batteri-s-San Francisco. Tanning Steen
and Sepuiveda, salt Lake. Brooks. Piercey
and Easteriy-
Afteruoul- p Il E
Satl -dr- ?"
san frdnti stn Al
Batteri.s-salt Lake-Huff KIavitter.
Hughes. Hail and Hannah EasierIy. san
Francisco. Oidrum. Baum and Brooks
A. Portland p H E
Portland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oakland @ y
ia teries-Portland. Sothoron and Roche.
Oakland. Crandall. Boyd and Cadman-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07
KRACKS SURPRISE
THE EVERYBODYS

The Eevery bodys sent Cook, a re-
cruit HEAVIER. TO the mound against the
Kracka Jacks He had an overland
drop which is very effective when com
bined with speed. But Cook lacked
the speed. He got by in the first in
ming but the hardware men. under the
management of Ed Hands. sure did
things 70 him in the second The first
four men TO face him reached first.
one being walked and three hitting
s. fe. With two runs across the plat
ter and two on base, Buster Gillette
went TO his relief Ashmore welcomed
Buster" with a double. which scored
another run, and then Gillette tight
eued up y scratch single did no dam
age and the next two batters famed
For the rest Of the game. Gillette al
lowed only two hits.
Koressl. the artillery finger. was on
the slab for the krackaiacks ana he
was in fine form He kept his hits
so scattered THAI they didn't have
spea king acquaintance bur a cOmbina-
tion OF errors gave the clerks two
runs in the sixth. With one down,
Seymour singled. Eaton hit one which
pOyle booted and Seymour reached
third Then CLYDE WOOllen. who had
been telling the press box that he
wasn't being treated fairly by the
scribes. proceeded to show how not to
play baseball and his wild heave TO
second on GallaSher's Erounder let
Seymour and Eaton score and left
runner on the paths Cunningham
forced Gallagher at second while Bun
son was thrown out by koressl
Fuss Ends Game.
That one inning seemed TO give the
clerks some heart Though they lost
the first two men in the seventh,
Barker reached safe on another OF
ToolIen's errors. Lyman came up and
again Woollen dropped an easy chance
Then Seymour was nit by n pitched
hal Eaton
hit one between second and first and
umpire Ebbs declared that the ball had
hit Seymour and he was out This
raised the usual rumpus which has
featured the close Of the last three
Everybodys games. LevingstOn and
his players declared that the batted
ball had not touched the runner hut
the umpire's ruling stands. Leving-
ston says he viii protest but the rules
give him no ground for 50 doing. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07
Topeka CLUB RELEASES
FORMER FED LEAGUE PLAYER

Topeka. Kas. Aug Following
Topeka's double defeat by Omaha sun
day. John Savage, owner of the local
Western league baseball club. an
nounced the release outright of Arthur
Kruger. former Pacific Coast and Fed
eral league outfielder- and Ernest
Dunno. an amateur pitcher from Kan
sas City
Success Cafe. special dinner. Sc
Adv 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07
National League.

No sunday games scheduled
Saturdays Games
A. Brooklyn 81: Pittsburg o.
At Boston L., Cincinnati o-3
At Phiis delphia o. s.. Louis >.
At New York 5: Chicago ..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07
BASEBALL RESULTS
Natnrdav's Games.

Cleveland -.. 600 I2O I1x-5 II Q
Bstteries-Ph Philadelphia. Majors Myers
Bush, and Haley; Cleveland. Morton. KEEP
FER and O'Nef1l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07
American Association.
American League.

A. Detroit X n r.
New York 900 V0O cV+-
Detroit ---.------- 900 VOV wv
F{stferi.s-NeH York Cullop. Russell and
Alexander. Detroit. Dauss and Stanage.
Baker
A. cb,csgo- RI E
Iy7ebinrro3 900 600 100 Il
Chicago ..- 600 0OI 900 O. O
Batteries-Wa Washington. Booming Johnson
and Henri. Ainsmith: Chicago. Wolfgang,
Faber md Schalk-
At st. Louis r n r
Boston ------------ oOe Of" VNN--
- louis -. 600 600 600 ; 0
Batteries-Boston. Foster and Thomas
eTeid.
At Cleveland r H z
Philadelphia ------- 90 COZ oeo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07

SHUT wy OhhiFN.
At St Joseph &. Lincoln ).
At Topeka 8 Omaha 2.
At Wichita .. Des Moines S.
At Denver .; Des Moines 3
At Denver 10. Sioux city >
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07

At 81 Louis Is. Boston -.
At Cleveland Z. Philadelphia :.
A. Chicago :. WASHINGTON 0.
A. Detroit 5 New York >
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07

At Cleveland r H 7
Philadelphia ------- 90 o02 900
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07

~ Shreveport .; san Antonio J.
AL others postponed rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07
Texas League.

Sundays Games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07

Anew YORK. Aug. Charles Co
N miskey. once offered in court
L Of law expert testimony" 10 the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-07

Bat-eries-Los Aueeles-Ryan and Bass
er. Nernon-Ci- Johnson. Z. johnson and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26

A NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW-s200 block
On Bliss street Modern in every respect.
owner must sell and viii take less than
cost; we dare you 70 make an offer Never
occu pied
4 16-ROOM HOUSE on paved street: cost
$500 TO build lots worth $4,000 you win
have 10 hurry TO beat the sheriff 10 this.
Price $500 cash
A DANDY 4-ROOM BUNGALOW own
er $1,000 viii take $500. half cash.
4 s-ROOM BUSGALOW-Close to Alta
Vista school. on corner; owner viii trade
ef1uftv $3.50 in Groom house same To-
calirv; price $4,000
HAWKINS BROS. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26

WE HAVE FOR SALE the following used
cars and consider each and every one
bargain at the prices we are asking
I 1913. cylinder Z passenger Chalmers-
! 1916 cylinder passenger Oakland (dem-
uustratorr-
1 'Hup 20" roadster.
Chalmers truck
II viii pay you 10 Investigate these cars
before buying elsewhere.
Oakland Auto sales Co.
500 Myrtle Ave Phone 11fe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26
Notice To Classified Advertiser.

All Classified Advertising ordered 20
run Indefinitely & ~ must be IN writ
Ing. No L z advertisements accepted
over the telephone Orders TO dlscon-
unus Z Z ads must also be IN writing
and cannot Be accepted over the tele-
phone. A stop order receipt will be given
when a ad Is ordered discontinued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26

FRED c. HOAGLAND co.
THE SOUTHWESTS LARGEST AND MOST
PROGRESSIVE DEALER IN USED AU-
TOMOBILES AND TRUCKS.
Bargains IN Fords and an late model cars
roadsters and touriugs.
. 1916 Fords. touring -...-........--- SS55 90
I $40 Ford roadster $50 90
] 1915 Ford. touring .--.............. $50 90
] 1915 Ford. touring S25. 90
I 1915 Ford, touring ---....-...--.--- 275. 90
! 1914 Ford. touring ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2z5- 90
1 1915 Patterson. roadster. self start
er electric light a bargain. ---..-- $50 90
I 1916 Maxwell Touring. --.---.---- $50 90
1 1916 Chevrolet touring ........-.-. 4-5 90
with - more TO select from
Fred C. Hoagland j. Co.
Phone 1895 5o6-50N san Francisco St.
New Home May -eth-2le-2lS-e-0 W san
Antonio Street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26
s2s50

S2s5O.
r modern bungalow. new. COM
pletely furnished. new. a real bar
gain n Alta Vista section, S350
cash S25 per month
Bargain In Gov. BID lots, on 9
corner. I block 20 car. 1 block TO
paving, high ground. easy terms
$500.
room furnished. a dandy little
home on Montana $3.50 cash. SO
per month Better see this
White-Paden Realty Co.
eo5 y. Stanton St Phone 1913.
Remember Elks Minstrels
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26

~ room rooming house furniture IN
plenuld condition. wish 10 sell quick. own
y leaving city Terms Phone secs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26
For Sale-Real Estate
Country Property.

NICE : loom frame dwelling and ~ acres
81 land chicken house. COW sheds. barn, citJ
water. near waterworks; rent SIS per month
Phone s4Sf- Address c. P p care Herald
10 LOTS s1s MILES FROM POSTOFFICE,
city water. ideal location for dairy $3.50
Make your own terms
r. B. HadlOek Realty Co.
les Texas St Phone 80
FOR SALE OR LEASE-5-room brick house
on acres ground; all kind bearing fruit
trees berries and flowers horse power
engine 5000 gal tank Horses and runs for
1000 chickens. good barn On paved road
easy terms. Address Mrs Stettmund. Las
Cruces. n n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26

4 GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
We have for immediate sale a cen
1raliy located hotel that is actually
clearing better than $1,000 year
which Is S. per cent on the invest
ment required Has never been or
the market before. but owners have
good reasons for selling.
Everything in first class condition
with long lease and cheap rent
See Us quick FOR price Terms. etc.
Mr. Cutter with
Hill. Huffman a Riutleman,
s11-12 Mills Bldg. Phone 551
Insurance-Bonds-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26

S4sO0
2 room tapestry brick with glazed sleeping
porch. hardwood floors throughout with TIE
floor in bath, hot air furnace. This is IN =
location that viii catch your eye. as il has
81 the essentials Of real home See Us fer
4the terms.
$500
On Arizona ST, this side Of Octaria This
ueighb0rhoOd speaks for flseIE . rooms and
sleeping porch $500 cash will buv thlr
place, or n you have some good lots ne vii
trade
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Phone $50 100 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26
ROOMING HOUSE BUYERS.
Your Opportunity to Buy Good
ROOming House at Big Bargain.


20 rooms 4 blocks P. o. year lease, rea-
sonaDle rent furniture good and new; good
income about all expense: nothing cheap
about this place. but the price. The own
er on account OF other obligations and
leaving city June /. viii sacrifice for cash
ana VIII positively sell TO highest cash bid
der Make appointment al once 10 see this
pace and make offer. No information over
Cunning & Ferguson.
Fh0ne 1893 615 y. Campbell 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26
Answer, 70 Herald Ads.

COVER a GREAT FIELD WITH THESE
FIVE GREAT TEXAS NEWSPAPERS-
Dallas Times Herald Fort Worth Stsr-Tele-
gram Fl Paso Herald; Houston Chrouiclei
san Antonio Light Combined guaranteed
circulation over IA. 900 daily. 175.ooo Sunday.
Combined Classified Rates: SC per word per
insertion daily; &c per word sunday A 20
word ad IN all five papers Eil cost only -oe
for one weekday insertion or S3.20 COR three
Insertions, ineluding one sunday Minimum
charge based on 20 words Al copy for
Sunday insertions should be submitted ~
noon Of the preceding Thursday. Send or
bring yohr o-5e with cash - Classified Ad-
vertising Department Of The z Paso Her
aid. and your al will be . aced In these
papers Cash C accompany order
For SaIe-RoOming Houses.
NINE rooms. good furniture only s27s.
Phone 451. J.
BIG SACRIFICE
14-room r0oming and boarding house three
blocks OF the plaza This place hasn't been
on the market in years Long lease. rent
$50. There are s. boa7ders 10 start with
This IS not run down place but snap
and money maker for some one We viii
guarantee this place TO any one See u
CREEL REALTY co.
Phone 5e1s. sos Mesa
For Sale-AutomObiIes-Wanted.
GARAGE 81 month Phone sass J.
$3.50 FORD roadster. newly overhauled-
Phone 1886
WILL SELL new passenger Mitchell at
sacrifice Phone e533
FOR SALE-One Flat auto. 80 horse power.
6s15-
WAITED hand furniture IN ex-
change for new Foutz-Focshee- ll5 Y
stanton
CASH gets splendid bargain in Maxwell
touring car in perfect condition Phone the
Cashier. at 2o2o-
STUDEBAEER roadster. splendid running
condition $500. terms 10 right party Owner
1898 Montana- Phone 3545-
FOR SALE-Brand new Ford roadster at a
bargain. also Pathfinder touring car In good
first class condition Phone 2ii6-
FOR SALE or trade for lots. Overland
covered truck. very little used Call SOS 8
Fl Psso or Phone 1911
ONE FIVE-PAsSENGER Pathfinder car;
enquire between and p m at 500 River
Street
FOR >ALE-Orrrlsnd 1914 model first
class condition and newly painted at a bar
gain Dr. vs.. l. Brown, 4of Robt- Banner
Bldg
Case '-2s" Cyl. pass self starter. $3.50
Chalmers Six -4a' pass self starter 500
Wiutou Six pass. 1919. self starter. 100
Nintor Six pass 1913. self starter sou
'rarlord- nsss- --------- aaV
Studebaizer. pass El. Lts.--..-.--..-- 275
.l-l@ fua,rt ---------
Fl Paso Auto sales Co.
1lt y Kansas Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26
CIouderoft Announcements.
FOR SALE

CLOUDCROFT PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
Five room beautifully furnished
house Has rented for last three
years s900 per season VIII sell or
trade for Fl Paso income property
Price $500. Price OF FL Paso prop
-rty must not b. inflated
BUSINESS PROPERTE-
We have several pieces 81 business
property from $500 Co s40. 0oe.
VIII take in SO. 600 20 so. 900 in
trade Must b. city property
CE0UDCROFT HOUSES FOR RENT
We have several houses in cloud
croft which we will rent for $3.50
10 SEQ FOR the season
HOUSES.
Furnished and uufurnished houses
10 rent in f. Paso-
BROADDUS a LEBARON.
Land Merchants"
Phone 1855
-os-31e First Nat Bsnk Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26
For SaIe-Farm, and Ranehes

-~-~-----~-~-~---~---~~--~-
fOh sALE-Good stock ranch near Las
cruces Box @55- Las Cruces. y n
EOk SALE-Nice little fruit farm. quartz:
Of mile from Highr0lls. y n. easy terms
Write E ZenA1er. Highrolis y II
FOR sALE-Small ranch eight miles good
town, plenty grass and water. will run 900
cattle No trades Owner. Box 26i Dem
ing. y II.
STOCK MEN TAKE NOTICE.
Until June LIST 7 offer for sale stock ranch
and loeo or 1100 head OF cattle. all goes
tor $4,000 Sufficient range for 1000 head
Get busy Owner, Box 150. Anthony. n NJ
FOR GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY OR
GOOD CLOSE N VACANT PROPERTY
$4,000 in first vendors lien notes and
nome valued at SIS, 600 clear Of iucumbrance-
VIII assume un TO $50. 900.
Jos g. Elapper.
Se1 First Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 1.4s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26

For Sale-Rooning Houses.
EASY PAYMENTS on furniture and stoves.
Foutz-Fooshee. lis y. Stanton St
EIGHT rooms. good furniture. rent only s25
VIII sell for $3.50. good business 1908 Ala
media Phone 7772
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26

Fer Sale Real Estate-City Property.
FOR SALE-six room house al bargain. call
554s-M-
FINE apartment site. corner West Mis-
souri, and Fisher by owner. 81 E Boulevard
s. FL PASO ST.
so It.. income $3.50 no. $4,000
l.. ID. Willing.
as Banner Bldg
Sss5G
p modern bungalow new. COM
pletely furnished. new. a real bar
gain in Alta Vista section. $3.50
cash. as per month.
$3.50.
Bargain IN Gov. Hill lots on
corner. 1 block to car. I block to
paving, high ground. easy terms
$500.
room furnished, dandy little
nome on Montana. $3.50 cash. Sc
per month Better see-this-
White-Paden Realty Co.
-86 \. stanton St Phone 1873.
Remember EIlSs Ministries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26

S2S5g.
r. modern bungalow. new COM
pletely furnished. new. a real bar
gain in Alta Vista section. $3.50
cash 50 per month
$3.50.
Bargain in Gov Hill lots. on
corner. I block 10 car. 7 block 10
paving high ground. easy terms
$500.
room furnished. a dandy little
home on Montana. $3.50 cash. SO
per month. Better see this.
White-Paden Realty Co.
eos y. Stanton St Phone 1549.
Remember EIks Ministries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-26
oPPoRTUNITY.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
New modern five room brick bungalow.
splendid location in Alta Vista. S200 cash or
lots as first payment. balance like rent.
Three corner lots on paved Hastings street
Only sos
First vendors lien notes on close in i'm
proved property. liberal discount FOR cash.
Prank r. Cox.
21s Caples Bids Phone ssa5.