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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-09
Judge II. r.. stovall.
Notice.

All policy holders in the Brother
hood of the American Yeoman, who
have their membership elsewhere,
are cordially invited to attend the
regular monthly meeting of the camp
in the NJ. w. A. hall Thursday night,
May 10. Respectfully,
ady-39pd DR.. F. P. SMITH.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-09

Get our prices on porch furni-
ture. rugs. mating. linoleum. shades.
cedar chests before you buy. r. T..
Moore Furniture Co. 80
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-09

There will be a Sacred Harp sing
ing at Garrett on Sunday. May 27.
All lovers OF sacred music are inyit-
ed TO attend The opening service
viii be conducted by Rev. J. J. Horn
in the forenoon. There will be a
short address in the afternoon by
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-09

We have the famous Automatic
refrigerator. with eight iee-saving
walls, and the built-in water cooler.
will hold 100 pounds of ice. We
trade them for your old ones. r. E.
Moore Furniture Co. 80
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glaemeiuer 8eu1iIe6au.

SdrrD GropI, SefretGr Der San,
6elsfdm1ter, bot cine 2iIte bon lee.
rem 9auitelen mtfgefteGt uno lit iebt
babel, oieieIbe pfliigen at IaiIen, 0a.
init lie nit aaerlet Semitic beiteQt
tperoen fonnen-
8or etliden Sa6ren iuttroe bier,
pie anoersno, cine iogenQrnte Sic.
forntberuegung ms @erf geiett, in.
Dem man bic S6uLtnaben 0ur6 Ser.
Ieibltng bon Bretien gum @artenbmt
Beran3ieben noQte. gQe leere 8all.
fteaen maren bon ben S6ultnoben
ut aniprtth genommen tDorben.
3nei Sabre oatterte Der Reform-
riimIteI uro tul1roen Greiie erteilt,
bod ibien Dos @on3e teiren gltten
einorud nlf Die Sltgeno gemoht 5i
baden, oern mn oritten Sabre idlief
Die 9eipeg11lg mieoer Elm. 60 gebt
Is nit alien iogenantten 9leform.
betpegurgen in oieiem 2aroe; cine
fttr3e Spanne bon 8eit eebroumt
jeoe 3eform 1ir0 ote 8egeiIteritng
fir lolfe fIa1lt al un6 beridmiu0et.
Sect lit aud General Sod obge.
fdgt noroen Iitt ieiuen oSeIoen"
bat G~rnHfreid entidieoenes Bed.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
Sran Sermann 0rOte oeitOr6eu,

5rat Morgorete @rote Itarb aul
Montag morgen I'M s ltbr in ibrem
Seim I'M 4lter bon Sc Sabren.
5ie binterl1Bt Sen trauernoen @at,
ten Sermnnn @rote; 5tpet 36dter,
5rdtt S. e. Giarf5 m Sarotn
Gownibip ltno SRI &elene @rote,
Die nod 5tt &auie lit, uno 6rei
66bne, g. S. @rots, u. $. @rote
iulo 8. q. @rote, ale nod I'M
elterIi6en $eim- Die gerItorbene
iDobnte felt 80 Snbren in Sar0in
Eopnibtp. 9os 8egrdbuis fono
an Mitttpoh itaH, nobel GnItor
u. @raber Die Grqterfeier Ieitete.
Ole 9eiiebung erfolgte o1tf Dem
Grieobof in Sar0in Eonnibip.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
Die ger6renunnasanloae

Ger Sto0trat beiddftigt ftf nod
INNER NIT Der 6rage Der 0tiilob.
fubr III 6iuie Die a6fdGe in Ser
6tn6t ni beiten gu beieitiaen Tino.
Der in ben Ietten Gogen oufge.
tnitfte gIor Der ger6renrutitg Der
gbf1lle, un0 Der erri6tltng elmer
Miianerbremttng8 .@nIoge Ihetnt in
6r1ge 5u fteben. MittlertueiIe bleibs
ie6od Der gbfoG in Ben $ofrdumen
0er 8irger Iiegett. Gin elltes Ding
if es 81 ueuner. 6oB Die @itterung
nod fiibI 1T, iouit oirfte Der @e.
iunobeits5uitano Der 9eb6lfer1ng
Der Gtaot eefdbr6et ner0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14

Omaha inn auquit @erspodpr In
60. Bluffs. Die @eiiebtng erfoLgt
auf benz ct. Soicpbs 5rieobof.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
Striens6nhseiten.

Gs lit eritaunIt9 pie bel iungt
Mdnner iest iid ms ebelide @Ild
I~tiiraet, 0os iie bis iebt genie6er
bnben. IS ideint oIs Oh ale bel.
ratsIuittge Ntdoden eire @eIegenbett
baden, .an ben 9aotm su fon1nen"
gs ideint ais Oh Die 2iebe gum lido.
nen @eidIeft 6ie 2iebe gum &rieq
bel oen iir1geu 0drnern melt ii6er.
tpieet. So, ia, es lit bod idoner
pbeim 2iebden gu Sons ais auf BEN
Sdlndtfel6 oa 0rauB".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
Die edlaft bel eerinntpn.

Ser Sobrestag Der ShIadt bel
eerington fdat altf ben 10. @priL.
Es miro nun Der goridIag genladt,
bieieit Gag 51 elmer n2opnlit1t8-
Beier" au mo6ert. 0lan iDil Ourf
bieie Geier Die aefrutierltag for.
bern. Oh ourd cine tiinitli6e @n-
iudung Der n0tigen 8egeiIterltng Der
Bpef erreidt miro, lit iebr fragIi9.
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gRn1. s.. @nrnidl. Nhhnfnt.

.Sprtdt oeuti6 unO lit offentIider
.0otdr. 348 Omaha WntionaI 8nnt
@eb1ltoe, Omaha, Rebrasfo.
Brotti5iert in allen @erihten 6es
Staqtes unb Der Ser. Gtoaten.
5dreibt $eItomente aus, beiorgt ge.
istiteL uno itebt abItrafte o1r9;
iiebt. bdb Seitnmente I'M 9odlaiien.
idaftsaertdte georonet tperoen. 9e.
iorgt 8oGntnhten uno 5iebt Orb.
iaaften in irgen6 cinetn Eel Der
Belt ein- aoaettiert ausitdnoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
@tninn srI6itmnrh.

Ger 30 Sabre nIte alon5o Gers
bnder begging ain 3ienstdg in lei.
mem 3intmer I'M Fremont Sotel
SeIbftmoro, in0eit er NIT eiuerr
Stiid Clos fid Die @ltrgel 0urdp'
idnitt. @r itoro in Gienitet Der
9iorotpeltern 9abn uno mar Imber.
beiratet. er mar Gin So9n bon
Inioit Berspadler ni1 ~bintcrlGBt
zrei 9riioer: Soc @ersbnfer Ia
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14

Blan bs gfeH Studs. Ban Os 5ueteu Snfs.
Rad oeiem @on fam en ~bonftdn0iees ub moOernes Sous su
berfngen Soften gehuut ner0en. SIN enten 6tof lit Elm groBeS Bobn-
gmuner init groBer 9orbone Gos Speifeamner bot m5gebuhtde
Geuftcr uo ouBeroem f9Hebt fh elm Serren5inner baran. Cine 9ernn
6a nunt Die gauge SinRrfront Elm. @r6Be 20 SUB brett mo 80 4mb
tf. 2re Samnern befinben fb I'M speIen stod. 9aufoten O9s
$ea. una @afCranIaae $780,
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Nus Council Bluffs.

Cine gtnaabl BerIonen batten cine
2iaens erIouet sur Grri6htng zines
Drobtloien telegraph pparotes, Inn
es gum Experiment au gebraiden.
@uf anipeiiung Der &egteruug mlB.
Ten i1rutltde 4pparate entfernt
tuer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
Sis inirn nildl trncrer.

SnfoIee Der a1gemeinen Eeite.
ring boben Die eisleute beidloIien,
ben Breis oes 70 notigen @iles i'm
SoulHer Inn 10 Gents per bunoert
BfirnO 8it erboben. Die $|a1tsfralten
peroen iiA f~reiterL iuerti1 ite ben
s@ismann" fommen ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
W2anuina.

Qie Serren geter 9ani6er un6
.@biparO Drumming bnbeu oaS o9arf
&otel" bon Dem biSberigen Better
S. 8. Sinclair f1ufIid e%rporben,
un0 iofort 9eiiB onbon erqriffcn,
ba Serr Sinclair mo @attin ltfl
bonn @eiddft auriid3u5ieben milnid
ten. Die nelten @eitser beabfi9tigen
beOeitenoe 8erbeiierltngen I'M @e.
i4dft einaufibren.
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6. aotter osftnrbeu

Ger AS Sabre alte ebemalige aur-
uler G. Softer it1rb om 2ien8tag in
ietrem Setin, 2208 iitol. 10. Cir,
nad eilen 9r~anfenloger bon onoerts
baB Sabren. CIR Dobnte felt 8e6n
Sabren IN Council Bluffs. @r
ptrO bon ietner @ottin iiberlebt uno
bat nod einen 9rlloer Bernard Scot.
Ter in MecGoot, g3ebr.
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Mboca..

Geo. Mlifeiea, elm Gormor6eiter.
I0er inegen 9iebItabl in antldaC
Itmn0, bat Dor Rttbter g. 9. @ooo.
ruff ii9 idulOig befannt ilno ipuroe
su 5 Sabre 3u6tbmuSItrofe berur-
|tetIt. 0tifeiea mar ongetlapt, EN-
9llttomobiE eeltobIen lit0 aud Gin.
br1i9 inetnem Sarmborie untueit
bon SreDnor perilbt 81 boben.
gferle Bope, Der ebenfaIl8 Dor
Der @r1no SurD angeflngt mar, be.
Ffonute fid ebenfnl18 idutlDig uno er.
IbieIt 3 Sabre 3udtbatls %augeipro-
den.
Ser glerf 6es 9iItriftgcridts bat
einen @eri9t iiber G%innabmeu fir
Die Monote Sanuor, 5ebruor lnb
M3dr8 eingereidtj tporaus berbor.
'gebt, Dab Der 8eamte in ben orei
M}ondten Die Slmme bon $1,258.85
an @eridtsfoften, @ebilbrcn un6 81.
'Senien eingenommen bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-14
g2ann Ia6t fidl IdleiSen.

Gin ieltenes greignis bari es qe.
ttnnnt peroen 0aB Elm gbetnunn iitJ
bon ieiner Srnlt Idetoen ldBt. SenrD
%. 8bitader bon Qboca Bat IidJ
bon ietner @attin rpeaer 1t1lneni9.
Iider gebanolilng ideiben Iaiien.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE
sunday Games.


Philadelphia 900 10 600 10 {
+ Detroit ..--.....0 O2 100 Ok 70 .
Batteries. Philadelphia Myers and
. SchanE: Detroit Dauss and Stan2ge-
washington al lis-sS .O2o oO5 o04-5 :
T Chicago coo 22J 001-5 u O
Batteries: washington. Johnson and
Aiusmith; Chicago. Williams and
Schali-
New York -. 600 600 1s4-F 9 o
cleveland .....000 600 600 4 o
Batteries: New York. Fischer and
Nunamaker. Cleveland, ovalesAle and
Billings.
View 7 York az -. .o51 o21 Os1-S II ?
Cleveland 100 600 100
Batteries. New York. Caldwell and
Walters: Cleveland. Lambeth, Gould
and O'NeilL
Boston .-......001 600 100 o-4 IL I
81. Touis 600 600 zoo o. I
Batteries. Boston. Ruth and Thomas.
St Louis. SOthron and Severoid
Second game T. H. =
Boston .--....-100 104 000-6
81 louis ...--OOs 600 0OO-3 .
Batteries. Boston. Shore. Pennock
and Agnew- s. Louis. Groom. Molly
Eeauv. Martin and Hale
Saturday Games
A. Cievelaud-ls- game T. IT. F.
Washington ...--uol OJl III ID
Cleveland o.. 800 005 l0E-l
Batteries. Washington. Gallia- Ayers
and Ainsmith. Cleveland. Morton,
Coumhe and o'NeilL
900 500 O06-s g.
Cleveland ..-..0G1 600 600 9 O
Batteries. Washington. Harper and
Henry Cleveland. COumbe. klepfer F..
Gould and O'NeIlL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
snfmrLnr Ennr.-

AZ New Eork-1st game r. IT, J.
Cincinnati zee 200 600 600
New YORK ----.--g3 2l0 00N-S 1a
Batteries Cincinnati. Elier. Mitchell
and Clark New York. Sallee and Glib
son
Second game r. IT. z
Cincinnati o.. .-.O-4 90 G01-T 2
New York 200 O03 O0I-f 10 O
Batteries Cincinnati. Touey and
Wi1go, New York. Anderson. Schuppe,
Perritt. Middleton and Eariueu-
At Brooklyn-1st game: r. II. z.
PirrsburE co.. 100 012 O00-2 II
Brooklyn ... 900 O10 22N-5 6
Batteries Pit-sburE. Carlson. Ma
mauN and Fischer. Schmidt. Brooklyn.
Galore. COombs and Miller
Second game r r. z.
Pittsburs o.. 900 900 600 . 2
Brooklyn .-- -.-N10 600 U0E-I
Batteries. Pittsburs- Miller. Schmidt
and " Wagner. BROOKLYN, MaruEarI
and Myers
AT Philadelphia game. p II. z.
Chicago ---..0n2 100 OUu-s % 1
PHILADELPHIA 100 ulO 600. o
Batteries Chicago. Hendrix and Dill
hoefer. Philadelphia. Oeschser. Mayer,
Bender and Knlfer.
Second game; r II. E.
Chicago --- -----0l0 100 lo0-2 s o
Philadelphia ----080 zoo 0le-3 10 ]
tCaIei. darkness
NAlaaaa--aa III Aea ana aH AZ
son, Philadelphia, Lavender Oeschser
and kiilifer.
AT Boston-1st game r II. L.
ST. Louis ......100 600 OI0-2 6 .
Boston .....- ..-OII 900 10x-3 10
Batteries st Louis. Ames and Sny-
der; Boston. Tyler and Tragressor.
Second game; p IT. f.
St Louis ........ 600 600 O20-2 10 1
Boston $1,000 ---0l0 90 09I-5 7
Batteries St Louis. Packard. Doak
and Gonzales; Boston, Rudolph and
Tragressor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
PICKEER PIPP
STILL HITTING
Is Racing With Cravath
For Honors in Home
Run Hitting Glass.

WaIlopy PipD of the Yankees and
Gravy Cravath Of the PhilIies are
staging q pretty race for the title OF
home run king in the major leagues
this season Up TO July Cravath
had the lead on his American league
rival. having poled out seven homes.
against an even half dozen for Pipp,
but the season is just half over. and
between now and the first OF October
the Yankee star las time apIeuty to
catch uu.
Their. is little room for doubt that
Crgvarh and Pipp are destined TO be
crowned as the home run kings of
their respective leagues this season.
for both are so FAR ahead Of wouIdae
kings of the -ruu homes" that they
can scarcely be oVerhauled.
pipp has an advantage over Cravar1
because of his youth and his speed
He can circle the bases much faster
than Cravath. who often pulls up ar
third these days on L4rs that would
have been homers for him in the hey
day Of his career when his legs were
uiuble-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
Eddie Grant At P1attsburg
Baseball Star Now A Soldier
By DAYTON sTODDART.

TEgV YORK, y. T.. July 16--They
M used TO say that Harvard Eddie
4 y Grants legs were so bowed that
if he had plugged the space between
his bends he could have covered the
Phuy inreld all by himself
Eddie was a friend OF all the car
toonists in every town where he
played ball Every time a cartOonist
would roll into the office on one pedal
with a breath that was a cross be-
tween a glue factory and q fertilizer
yard and couldn't sketch anything
but q Chinese laundry check, he'd put
down couple OF ragged curves and
label it, Here's how Grant looked at
the battle Of Bull Run yesterday
That was the beauty OF Eddie's
legs. Call 'em what you would,
and you were never wrong You
might Sly they reminded YOU Of
Frankie Bailey, or you could arise
TO remark that they reminded you
Of a yyiShbOue Of chicken You
weren't far off any way you
put ia.
However. we weren't going 10 start
an essay on Eddie's legs What we
wanted 20 say was that Eddie is UP
at PlattsburE, plugging away Tor a
commission in the army Naturally
we feel aEgrieved that the Harvard
graduate missed such fine oppor-
tuniry for publicity. but he never let
go OF a single chirp when he gave up
law. or whatever he was practiciuE
and started his grind
Its been two months since the
former third baseman OF the Pills
and the Reds started TO roll off the
ostermoor ar half-past five. 7 never
saw the sun rise so steadily" SAYS
Ed 1T usually seemed q bit WObbly
as I remember it years and years
back"
an day long. with the exception
OF q scant - minutes rest. Ed drills
and sticks a bayonet in a dummy and
everything necessary TO don the
khaki and leather puttees of an Of
ficer ip the L. \. army. And when
he rolls in at ten he has just enough
time to snOre thrice and its time to
set up
We don't know whether Ed had
good practice; he probably
wasn't gathering in the maZuma
that any fair third buSeman il
dragging down in the majors. But
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
LROAD AND AUTOMOBILE TIME tables


All trains arrive and depart from Union
station. foot % San Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given IN e FaHo
or mountain standard time
SANTA EE-
For Albuquerque. Denver Chicago. Los
Angel s-SSo- SIS Tvs. $50 a. M no -il
Fr6m Albuquerqus. Denver. Los Anssie1.
Chicagc-So- SOS arTs- 10 a. ms No SIS
At SIS . M
IL PASO & SOUTHWESTERS.
tWestern Division.
For Arizona and California;. g Tvs.
From Arizona and California-No-s arvs.
9 a. ul-s No 4 az $40 p m
Eastern Division-l
For Kansas city. St Louis and chicago
--No- lvs- 1888 ?. M; No az 4-4J p H.
e-55 p M; No. az AS p m
For Tucuucari-So. Tvs 1850 a. m
From Chicago. St Louis and Kansas
Cl-y-So- arVs- $40 a. M 40. A.
From Cucumez-i-sSo. Z avs ~ T.-0
c. H. a 5. A. and =. P. TRAINS.
For san Antonio. New Orleans and
v,ashia1Etoa-No- 1o- Tvs ss45 a. IA; 30
from washington. New Orleans and san
An.onio-No- arvs- $50 p m. No l0l
al 10 p m
s:i5 a. M; No al .. rs No 1o1 At
l0-I5 p ~.
PROM Arizona and Calto-ria-No- 1os
avs $50 a. m; no . at $50 p "a; No
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
For Dallas and S. Louls-No- & Ivs- $50
a. u-s SO. az 8 p m
From ST. Louis and Dalizs-So. I arTL
MEXICAN CENTRAL
No regular schedule.
MEXICO s SOUTHWESTERN.
no regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

At Omaha r H. F.
Omaha .......-03f O41 oOx-1e "a
Batteries; Joplin, Sanders. Giltner
and Collins; Omaha. O'Toole and
second game RHE.
Joplin 900 600 o10-1
Omaha .--..--...0lO OIL OK
Batteries. Joplin, Mapel. Sanders
and Collins. Omaha, Me-z AID shaw
At Des MOiues- r. H E.
Wichita -.-.-.--030 600 100
Des MOines 100 OI0 O0O-1
Batteries. Wichita. Koestner and
Yaryan; Des Moines, Berger and
At Lincoln RHE.
Denver 100 900 200 , 6
Lincoln .......-O30 125 O0x-1O 16
Batteries. Denver. Manser and Bar
thoIomey. Lincoln Gregory and ROh-
At sioux City RH.E.
St Joseph 100 600 600 o
sioux City 200 Oh O0x-5 II
Batteries; St Joseph. Wright and
o Brien; Sioux City, Rose and Crosby.
Saturday Games.
Denver -. 100 600 600
Lincoln CO.. 1000 100 2Gx-3
Batteries; Denver. Cain and Bar
tholomey, Lincoln, East and Rohrer.
Joplin -. 600 600 ool Il 4
omaha 90. 900 O1O 0O0 O-1 6 3
Batteries Joplin, Han and Monroe;
Omaha, Thompson and Shaw.
At Sioux City r. IT, T.
st Joseph ------u0u 2el OOO-5
Sioux City 700 500 OK 10 9
Batteries. St Joseph, Olson and
0'Brien; Sioux City Bremerhoff and
Crosby
At Des Moines- T.. IT. l..
Wichita ......-.. 90 000 100
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
NEW MEXICO.
L0TTEGTOE- pTATGEUETW 4 Earr-nr

NEh MY AUTO NAIL LINE
Leaves Iarum a. n Mondays Wed
nesdays and Fridays Tor LovinEton. max
ils corrections a. Lexington Tor Carlsbad
and all points IN Pecos VALLEY Returning
caves -ovingto1 I p m On Mondays.
We1resCayH and Fridays for Plafnvferr
Mcdonald. King. Scott and Tatum- Fare
one way Iztun 10 LovinEton. 81: round
ZIP. &aae- 50 pounds baggage carried
LOkD>BIRG. TYRONE. SILVER CITY
auto leaves Lordsburg daily 1 p m va
4Trcnes leaves Silver City daily q n
va Tyrone. Through fare one way s..
EonnG ZIP 81 Silver City 70 Tyrone one
way 500; round TIP $500 Scott Garage.
Lords5urs- y NJ Broadway Hotel ST.
LAKE VALLEY, Hius5oro and KI7rrtoa
auto stage and express line meets all
sralns a. Lake Valley. Wire at ny expense
lor special trips anywhere at anv time.
bates reasonable = " Mister. HIIaboro.
ENGLE-HOT SPRISGs-ChIorids via E.ls-
pnant Butte mail ears daily except Sun
cay leaving EuEle a. m Also service cars
% any point any time The government
--penes On me- 50 can you Ask for z A.
Barr Engle. n n
ROSWELL CARRIZOZO nan Iine-our
automobile leaves Carrlrozo for Roswell al
~ ieaF4a t-os7fe-l FOR CarrizoZ1 a. Q a. III
Arrives al Carrlzozo az .I5 d. m Throurn
rare one way. $50 intermediates points
ee Per mile Baggage carried Up 70 10
pound Operated by Roswell Auto 60.
CAhL>BAD & LOYINGTON. n M-Auto-
nasl and passenger line Leaves Carload
caily. except Sundays. AZ O. m Arrives
az LorlnEto1 at D. m Cars leave Loving
ron daily except sunday at a. m FOR
carlsbad and an intermediate points IS
lbs baggage carried free. Fare 70 Low
lnE-on. $3.50; 500 of on all round trips.
Telephone 10 Carlsbad Auto Co. h C.
Kerr. manager.
MOGOLLOS STAGE LINE AND AUTO
MOBTLE LIVERY
Daily passenger service 20 and from all
points between Silver City and Mogolou-
Cars leave Silva City on arrival Of Santa
Re train No S17. MoEollon. a. n Cars
90 all points around Silver City. Lowest
prices consistent WIKI good service
Bennett MOTOR TRANSIT CO..
Prone 10 OPP the Depo--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
HOUSTON TEAM
IS HARD LOSER

Considerable disorder has marked
games in which il has played recently
Manager PAT Newman and umpire
Paul Seutell had an argument in one
game which they settled by agree
ment after the contest. They settled
IL by agreement after the game and
Newman was said 20 have won on
points. The winner should claim the
championship OF the world since both
have wins over McGraw TO their
credit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
OGOLLON STAGE LINE AND AUrO-
MOBILE IINERT


MAkEA-EORT DAVIS auto nail line
leaves Fort Davis daily ard Sundays s a.
ms leaves Maria p m ore way. g258-
round trip $500. c. " Davis proprietor.
MONAHANS, Grand Falls and Kermit
Auto Mai Ene-Leavea Monahaus a. m.
every day except Sunday: service cars Ia
connection vs.. F. Beatty. Prop.
OWEGO-BUENA VISTA auto mall line.
Every day except Sunday. Fare one way.
trip. S125.
BIG SPKINGS-LAMESA. Tex auto line
leaves Big Springs daily except SUNDAY a.
30 a. III. arriving Lamesz via Soash
and Sp1reuoerE. az = noon. returning %
Big Springs same day al D. M gS-50 one
way $500 round trip. Cordlu & Smith.
Props Big Springs. Texas
LUBBOCK. PLAINS. TATUM auto line
Leaves Lubbock daily except SuudLv at
BE- m Connections are made for Lexington
and Carlsbad Return trip leaves Tatum
at a. ~ c. Abbott & Sons Lubho x. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
Western League.
Pacific Coast League.
LEARD
OUT OF GAME

The Seattle clubs sale OF manager
Bill Leard seems 10 have been hitched
somewhere. Leard did not leave for
Brooklyn as announced. The first
excuse was that he had injured his
shoulder Then came a statement
that 10 never was intended he should
report TO Brooklyn until the end or
The Northwestern league season A
good guess is that Leard VIII postpone
his journey TO the big show for q few
years more. This is pretty tough on
4 player who already has grown gray
in the minors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
at the same time he il batting
well un in the Sncrificc IenEue.

well up in the Sacrifice league.
EDDIE wasn't about 20 join he
didn't three-sheet himself around as
playing for PlatrshurE- Nor did he
write Everybody he knew that he was
where he was. IL seems as though
Ed didn't have the making of a good
bail player or he'd certainly have
done something like this
a good many of them have, but the
nearest they'll get 20 the trenches will
be wearing trench coats and cheering
the boys on from dangerous spots.
of course they're dangerous YOU
never know when one of the siphous
is going 10 explode.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
1rIARRY GOING BFTTFR.

slowly with shreveport has caught
his hitting stride and Of late has been
swattng the bail hard. McLarry al
ways has bit. whatever his faults as
q fielder, and he doesn't mean that
Texas league pitching shall spoil his
Le..rL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
ARIZONA
TAKE THE GREAT SrrN-T0 unr-rr

I IAhE TIE GkElT SCENIC ROUTE
, Apache TRAIL Globe 90 Phoenix. via
Roosevelt Dam Make reservation Al the
Gl0be-PhoeniE Stage COMPANY offIcs no.
mlEion Hotel. Globe. Arizona
DUNCAN - SOLOMONVILLE automobile
stage line save one day between Globe
aud Clifton Leave Duncan $50 G. m
Leave So-omonvile 11=0O a. m Leave Solo
monFlile ll-f' a. ms arrive Duncan els
o. m Fare each way $500. p L Reid.
MANAGE Duncan. Arizona
GLOBE-MIAMI CHRISTMAS ANKLE
Nan al1ge-Cars leave Globe daily AZ
a. ~. making direct connections Tor Hav-
den Ray superior. Florence Phoenix and
tucson Cars leave WlnkeIuan daily for
the return TIP at p. M Globe telephone
WINKELMAN-TUCsON AUTO STAGE
--le-tara leave Tucson at 5-So a. m and
$50 p III FOR Oracle. Mammoth Wi1lref-
man ana Hayden Connections are made
tor Ray. Florence. Globe. Phoenix and
superior Cars leave Wl1zeiman FOR the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
PADDOCK our OF GA1rF-

Del Paddock. oft of the game since
early in the season with "A broken leg
rejoiued Chattanooga one day last
week. whereupou Al Platte imme-
diately wrenched an ankle and had TO
take 20 the bench. That's the way i-
goes when a team is not getting the
luck.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16

return trip a. 8 a. M. 80 D. N and 8
p m Tor way points and Tucson Tucson
% WinEelmans s.; Hayden. $3.50. Ray. 81
superior SIS Phoenix. s1A50. and GLOBE.
Sll Bonn Auto Stage Line. 50 ". Broad
way. Tucson. Ariz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
n.nnNNrII-Is N ANsEEnnEn-

Catcher Harry O'DOuneu. the former
International Lacquer recently taken
on boy Springfield. has been trans
ferred 10 Portland. With stephens
and Rico in working order again man
aver O'Hara. Of Springfield. concluded
h. cn.lE .r.re l-nrru.LL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
NtNERs no cnIIMRIs-

Myers the Notre Dame first base
man. has been sent by the Chicago
Cubs 10 Columbus He viii replace
Hasbrook. who was d flash in the
pan when ir came TO hitting. though
nifty enough as a fielder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-16
WILLIAMS SLAMS BALL.

Gus Williams was about 10 be
5euched 10y the Louisville manage
ment. then he started on q hitting
rampage In the final doubleheader
at Minneapolis Gus got a triple. two
doubles and four singles IN ten
--r..a II