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HAWAHS lobe
after PENNANI
/ IN next SERIES
Frank KaIua Has Strengthened
His Team; Many Youngsters
Developed; Nine Pitchers

Az the first series OF the Pacific
League comes to its final round, the
managers, players and fans are look
inasforward to the team that will earn
the title for the second series. THIS
is the question now under discussion
in the baseball world and a subject
thai is worrying the cellar teams
more than the topnotchers. The man
ayers of the cellar teams think 1t Is
HID time that they should bring their
teams into the 'limelight."
Frank Kalua, manager OF the Ha-
waEs, is adhering to this principle
and for this reason Is rounding up a
most formidable aggregation for the
coming series. Kalua is tickied to
death to think that he has a bunch OF
Youngsters that will be in the midst
of The fray when the series begins
He has uncorked several promising
youngsters and from recent turnouts
they look like promising material.
A Ma0l Battery .
The genial manage Ias secured
the services Of Antcae De Rego and
Jack Black, now stationed at Pearl
Harbor in the Naval Militia. De
Reeo once caught Ter the p. A. C.'s at
Athletic park about three years ago.
This little Portuguese player can
maui the ball and peg the sphere to
second at q rate that will deter the
fastest Cobbs and Careys from pilfer-
ing sacks. John Black, who was strong.
" inclined to render his services to
the st. Louis team, has signed up
with the Hawaiis. The Hawaii scouts
have been very active of late or else
Billy Miles was sleeping on the job
when it came IN singing this little
rookie. John Black twice downed the
fast St Louis team when the Cole
giats jaunted to Maui for their pre-
Hminary workouts. Both De Rego and
John Black hail from Maui.
pItehers Galore i
Manager Kalua has the idea Infused
into his Uranium that q team that is
put to win games must have q bunch
OF pitchers who can be depended upon.
Kalua has been scouting for slabsters
from dawn to dusk. week In and week
out, and his energy, OF course, has
somewhat been compensated. Look
ing over his array Of pitchers, he has
with his team Fatoiea Tufeie, the Sa-
moan roar from Hilo. This hurler Is
OF prodigious size and can perform
In the box as well as catch. Tufele
VIII be on the mound when the gong
for the second series begins. William
Kaiuakini. Hawaiian lad who once
did the hurting Job for Iolani school
has also enlisted with Kalua He may
be used as utility infielder.
Manager Kaiua wagers a dollar to a
peanut that he has in his possession q
real wonder in the person of James
o. Mitchell. This twirler stands six
feet in his shoes, fancies the baseball
game, and knows the pastime from A
to 2. With William Smith. "Bill'
White, Simon Leon Sterling and
.Fiilo'' Boyd on the reserve list, the
Hawaiie will. be able to top the ladder,
when the secoAd series Is over. Sum-
ming up the pitchers. Kalua has in all
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From the Golden Gate to
the Statue of Liberty-Fat

Fatima is the original of
all Turkish blend cigarettes;
and, besides that, it is the
biggest selling 15c cigarette
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EDDIE MAHAN TO
do HIS BIT AS
SOLDIER OF SEA
Great Football Star Enlists as
Private; Many Harvard Ath-
Ietes Join CoIorS in East

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.-The United
States Marine Corps has received
substantial addition in the person OF
Eddie Mahan. former captain OF the
Harvard eleven, and acknowledged as
one Of the greatest footballers ever
produced. Mahan's application was &C
cepted in Boston last week, and ne
departed with a number Of other re-
cruits for the training camp.
He goes in the humble role OF
private, and henceforth will be known
as a soldier of the sea, ready to go
anywhere and do anything.
Mahan's home is at Natick. He
was the guiding g-nius of Harvard
victorious 1915 team, giving over the
pace to Harrie Dadnum.
Last fall he acted as assistant
coach to Andy Smith at the UnlVer-
sity of California. For time after
the close of the season he had a part
in the political campaign Of President
Woodrow Wilson.
He il Just one more of the Harvard
celebrities who have cast their lot
with the u. s. forces. Only the other
day word was received of the enlist
ment of the last members of this
years Harvard eleven.
( The complete list now includes:
Charley Coolidge and Dick Hart, the
slashing varsity ends; Jose Harris,
center; Billy Robinson, quarterback,
and Tom Thatcher were among the
successful candidates for the Platts-
burg, N. Y, Federal Training Camp,
and are studying for the Reserve
Officers Corps.
Captain Walter H. Wheeler, tackle,
is an ensign In the Naval Reserve,
and his crew of misunderstanding
youths, which is now located some
where along the New England coast
doing patrol duty, includes Bill Snow,
guard, and Ralph Horween, fullback.
George Gamer, tackle, is in France,
driving an ambulance.
Eddie Casey, the slippery halfback
and ex-Captain Harrie Dadnum have
left to drive ambulances abroad.
Bigelow, football man; Hutchin-
SON of the track team, and McDougal,
the hockey manager, are on the trip.
Nose Taylor, sub lineman, and VIII
lie Wilcox, sub back, are studying
aviation, and Mark Horn, sub back, Is
entered at Plattsburg. ~
Captain Harry Cabot Of the varsity
crew, and Joe Busk, q candidate for
the eight, have been accepted for the
New York camp. Captain Abbott Of
the baseball team, also is Platts-
burger. Billy Meanix, the hurdler, and
Harry Minot are the track teams con-
Etribution to the federal camp. Billy
Moore. the sprinter, and Bill Cum.
mings, the baseball pitcher, had their
applications turned down.
In the roll of Harvard graduates
at thefcamp are r, Norris Williams
II, national tennis champion; Hunt.
ington r. Chadwick, Harry B. Gard
liner and Bob Storer, former Crimson
football players; Billy Barron, cap
tain OF the track team, and e. K.
Merrihew. another track man.
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nine hurlers to pick from-a real ma.
jor league ball club.
A Real lnfieid .s.s.. ...
Eben Buckingham, captain of the
team, viii be stationed at first. Eben
knows the game well and is very pop
ular with the boys. At second is
Willie Smith, boy who is expected
to do something with the willow be-
fore the season closes. Spencer will
be stationed at the difficult corner
and with q little more pep and ginger
can make things unpleasant for Ana
hu and King Tan. The acquisition of
Cabral for the shortstop position
makes the infield In class with the
others. Paul Mahaulu viii do the
backstopping for the team. The out
or garden viii be composed of Leon
Sterling, Weston Dover and Bill
White. Dover win be quartered at
center field. Weston did splendid
work for Kamehameha school In the
Interscholastic League, both with the
stick and on the bases. He Is, no
doubt, a valuable addition to Kalua's
aggregation of ball jugglers. With
these players Manager Kalua thinks
his march to Pennantville will be an
easy one. i.
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HANS WAGNER MADE
PITTSBURG LEADER;
WOIVERTON IN LINE

> = = = = : ;
PITTSBURG, Pa, July 14.-Jas. K
Callahan, manager of the Pittsourg
Nationals since the opening OF the
1916 season, was today relieved OF
the managership of the club, and 1t
was announced that John H. (Hans)
Wagner, the veteran infielder OF the
club. had been appointed temporary
manager. Wagner assumed charge
of the club this afternoon. The drop
ping of Callahan, who succeeded Fred
Clarke. had been predicted for sew
eral days.
Wagner, it is said, has refused to
become manager permanently. Club
officials treated lightly today a report
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this country knows anything
about. Fatimas please so
many men, they'll please
your taste, too. 9s.ssAs..sz--e
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+ EIGHTEENTH WIN FOR
CoN1EY OF DALLAS CLUB .

49, $%] ~
DALLAS, Tex, July 14.-John
fSnipe) Conley, Dallas, Texas, League
pitcher, and former Baltimore Fed.
today holds the world record of con-
,secutiye victories for rfght-handed
pitchers. By winning the game yes
terday. shutting out San Antonio, Con-
ley passed the record of eighteen
straight, and now rests only one game
away from the record for left-hand.
ers, held by RUDE Marquard Con.
ley's seventeenth victory was q no.
hit, no-run game against Fort Worth
Sunday. Only one man reached first,
and he was caught stealing.
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that Larry Doyle Of the Chicago Ma
tionals would be engaged as manager.
Others reported to be under con-
sideration are Harry Wolverton, re-
cent manager of the San Francisco
club Of the Pacific Coast League, and
Jack Hendricks, manager of the In.
dianapolis American Association CLUB.
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COAST LEAGUE
Yesterday's ResuIts

At Portland-Portland 3: San Fran.
cisco 2
At Los Angeles-Sait Lake 2, Los
Angeles L
At Oakland-OakIand I, Vernon ;.
Games Today
San Francisco at Portland
Salt Lake at Les Angeles.
Vernon at Oakland.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

The opinion of A. NJ. Cristy, deputy
city attorney, to Edward Fogarty
member of the civil service commits
sion, in regard to the appointment OF
Charles Thurston, fire chief, was &C
cepted and placed on file.
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SENSAPERSA
<Enrperly called Persian Nerve
Essence.)


wonderful little tablets CON.
mercury or other Injurious
They act like magic. The bright
e elastic step, the clear and act
ain. the courage and strength
lmfort they impart are noted al.
rom the first day they are taken.
box Of Sensapersa will do q
deal of good. the fun courss
Aent Of six boxes is guaranteed
Re absolute satisfaction or the
win be refunded.
proprietors earnestly ask for
sufferer TO give Sensapersa a
fair trial at their risk. Don't
commence today. Sold by
lbers Drug Co, HOLSTER Drug
Honolulu Drug Co, Benson, Smith
or sent postpaid for 81 per box
boxes for s.. =
rHE Brown EXPORT CO.,
! is, "a Cortlandt St, New York,
N, Y,
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Frank c. Benevedes, Portuguese in
terpreter in Judge Twins court, was
appointed as an additional clerk and
his salary raised SIS to $125.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
HAWKES. BROS.

Near School. Possession at Once-NeW
bungalow, never occupied; rooms, hard
'goud floors in two rooms. registers in
ready COR heat; basement with cement
SflrCr. glazed sleeping room, fenced, walks,
Ffront rooms finished in Tiffany oil. bed
rocms in white handsome electric fix
lures; near Alta Vista school. for quick
sale. $3.50 down. balance SIS monthly on
pri lcIpai: VII rent for $40 Price $1,000
Lois Wanted in exchange for new 6
room bungalow in Alta VISTA never occu-
pied; or would take good apartment site.
Two Lots near Grandview SchOOl-On
corner $3.50 each Il taken at once: worth
$50 each.
Motorcycle for sale
We VIII Build for You and furnish loan
on easy terms.
500 D9Wz viii buy 4 room bungalow
ca- 2. 7. S. W shops balance S-o
-nthlv. Se5Do.
sIG1 Down, s25 Monthly viii buy new
-1ra csr near S-kuci- possession al once.
$50 t8Ee - OF lois as part payment.
apartment site Nauiedi wiz trade three
nav huaEziors. What have youg
HAWKES. BROS
6 and Morgan bldg Phone ZS10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

The chances are that the present high
prices Of prodIce viii prevail for years.
and Why not get into the gamer
S10-540-62 acres near Clint; fine rm.
house. 81 a. alfalfa. all Ga cult. trade for
Il Pasc property.
s55oo-5s acres. near Chamberino. Is a.
alfalfa, % a. other cropsi trade for FL
Paso property
S3500-10 acres. two blks. from p o..
Fsleta; two good houses. ali in crops. two
acres more in bosQue goes too. Trade for
FL Paso property
SO Per acre, 10 acres or more. at Ter
milo. Texas. part Of farm on which IS
growing IS acres OF cotton that will make
a belle to the acre from present prospect
s. cash per acre and bal SO and So PEI
per acre per year; VIII stH any sized
tract.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT Co.
Phone 49, 100 san Antonio 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
EVERY MAN, No
MATTER now SMALL

NATL IN nun SHALL
HIS INCOME MAY BE.
SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE
or OUR LIBERTL OFFER
And purchase q car on time.
We have all makes and every
car has been thoroughly
looked over before being Of
fered FOR sale
And another thing. We take
from our stock a certain num-
Der OF cars each week. cutting
the price in two. and these
cars we call our weekend spe-
Gals Watch for them. When
you see what you want. don't
hesitate" come in and try
your pick and we will arrange
the rest We offer for this
week the following
MODEL OVERLAND TOUR
ING CAR. IN EXCELLENT
SHAPE AND WITH A GOOD
STARTER THAT WORKS
EVERY TINE. $500
Maxwell racer. Tungsten
valves; light pistons and steel
body. first come, first
served on this enc. $500
Maxwell. 1916. touring car:
good tires. starter and an
equipment. See this one by all
means 1850
1916 Maxwell touring car-sS50
1915 Maxwell touring car .s595
1915 Maxwell touring car. S@75
1916 MaxR ell .-..-.---.-S25
Chalmers racer --.-.--.-Sf59
DODGE TOURING CAR.
WITH GOOD TIRES AND IL
GUARANT Z ED APE.
BUMPER AND ALL EX-
IhAS- -----------.- 1913
BUOUOR MOTOR CO.
Used Car Dept,
Phone 1907
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

It's success. Makes old batteries new.
we Are The Battery Doctors"
All kinds ignition work reasonah'..
TEXAS BATTERY a IGNITION CO.
519 Texas st Phone 1876
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
For SaIs-Countrr Prnnsrfr.

FOR SALE-5O acres just outside OF city
limits Of Las Cruces; - acres planted by
laps in cantaloupes this year S125 acre
$1,000 down, balance terms. Henry Stoes.
Las Cruces n n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
INCOME PROPER
USUsUAL BARGAINS and EXCHANGES

ESUSUAL BARGAINS and EXCHANGES
Sf5OO-5 rm- Ccttase, Stewart ave, sun
set Hts; 80 It 'front.' st paved reduced
FROM S550e for quick sale VIII trade $500
equity for smaller property e. easy terms
S4o0O-5 I'm hunE-s Alamogordo St..
5000 blk. Maple floors, BASEMENT worth
Ss5Uo. $500 cash, hal $40 per mo-
S395O-Beautitul I'm bung, Mckinley
ave. new; S7Ee cash, bal Sse per mo
S3500-5 I'm colt. California st., near
anszs cost sss6es s5ee- cash. bal per mo.
easy
S3300-New I'm buuE, Moruingsids
HIS: $500 equity for vacant lots or easy
terms
S3I50-5 I'm bunE-. cor LOTS cost
$500, trade $3.50 equity for lots. land,
auto OF anything worth while
ssI50-s m colt, two lots. two blks.
tw5 car lines; SEQ cash, bal So Fer
mo or trade s10o for lots
$3.50 IN colt, san jose St, cost
S1l51. f2oe cash. bal SIS Per mo- or u
yo1 VIII pay $500 cash. you can take il
for $500.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.,
Phone $50 100 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Poultry and Pet stoek.

RANCH -. 56o, Phone ssls.
BLACK Minorcs hatehinE eggs. Phone 4sl.
lew Buff Leghorn and Ancona hens.
81 ea. Measday Poultry farm. Alpine. Tex.
FOR SALE young White LeFhorn
hens, laying 3l1s Hamilton. Phi. 2973R.
FOR sALE-siuging canarles fr5m lm-
ncrted stock. Phone 6062.
BELGIAN and New Zealand rabbits. VIII
Yards Poultry Yards. 311f Hamilton.
Phone 3973R.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
BUY WHERE VALUES ARE RISING

UI " IIIlI Vll-UE- I'M Ill-I-NT
II you knew you could buy a corner win
. room bungalow. located Just right for
increase in value, and where the property
viii be in demand for business. at
price Under $500. you would buy D.,
wouldn't ycu7 Wen. We have Just suck a
place and you may feel entirely safe "a
buying It, IS We can make some money fo-
you on this deal Prizes is only $3.50;
TENS.
T. E. HEAD & CO..
"a Mills bldg. Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
VALLEY HOME N
EEI-Enn EnE ED anE

Just the place sou want. 4
acres on paved road good 3
room house with sleeping
porch. garage. outbuildinEs.
etc; water system; want city
property
See MR. CRICHET.
WHITE-PADEN REALTY CO.,
Phone 17O0. 90 No. Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
For SaIe-Citv Property.

EOI Gde-(lly Properly
>~-~-~-~-~~~-~---~----- ~~-~-~S--~-~-~-~-~-~1
FOR SALE-New bungalows close in; reas-
onahie terms Frank Scott, phone 35S6-
GOOD room house with sleeping porch.
two f1ll south corner lots Phone 5026N-
FOR SALE or rent room bungalow
glsssed in sleeping porch; viii take car rs
first payu-en- call after g. 3327 Bisbee-
II you want the best bargain in the city
in a little home in Government hill phone
8757W and get the dope on my place. fo14
Cumberland St or call and let me show
YOU For sale by owner
FOR SALE-One q room and one two
room frame houses on two corner lots. two
blocks from two car lines. grass and fruit
trees; in Altura park; cheap for cash F.
q WEIGH, 27l6 MARTINEZ St.
FOX SALE
Apartment site 1e4 feet front on y. kan
sas St.; only So feet Of Montana ST. ioe
contains two no Ises renting for SIS mo
EARL MANON. PHONE Eli
FOR SALE By owner-Oue new room
adobe house, two porches and basement;
near Washington park in Tobins fourth
addition; on two lots; city water, lights,
cement sidewalks and plenty outhousss.
$500: $50 down S25 month Phone s2I1.
VENDORS LIEN NOTES TOR SALE
$4,000 worth OF good vendors lien notes.
extra liberal discount. part monthly pay
mere; last one due in five years.
HAWKINS BROS.
and Morgan bldg. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
sf1o0

sf100
roem- two fun lots in East
Il Paso. high and dry. 500
cash. SIS per month and in
terszt. A real home. save your
rent
$3.50
Alta Vista bargain room
modern bungalow, porches,
all built in features; much
better than the average; ele-
gantly furnished; forced TO
leave town and must have
$500 cash. but this is a real
sacrifice
WHITE-PADEE REALTT CO.,
III 1880 81 y Stanton st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

Do sold within tl- nee week viii
sell fer $3.50; five room, Oriental
s-uccoed bungalow; all the latest
built in features; oak floors
throughout; French doors between
iiviuE room and dining room. tile
floors in bath. tile drain board
an bltch-r. clothes chute 70 base
ment. hot air heating plant; gar
age fenced. cement walks and
drive; artistic glass. hardware,
large plate glass mirrored doors.
Alta vista district; one block
from paved street and Jitney-
Terms.
CREEL & CANNON,
Phone sob 40S Martin bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

or AeAl-AouNis all DOatus
-~-~-~~----~~~-~-~-~-~ -~-~---~-----~-~-~---~-
ROOMS with bard eos n Oregon
ENCELLEST board. rooms 99s n Kansas
BOARD ana room cheap. 1873 y p Pase
NICE furnished room with or without
board. 5os y OREGON.
HOME cooking nicely furnished rooms
6l5 y. oregon
Rooms with Board. strictly first class
SI4 W. Missouri
LAS CRUCEs, \. M.-4odern home Tor
tuberculosis patients Fer particulars
GENTLEMAN. conFalescenr sieeplls
porch. dressing room. good meals. Phone
613sW.
SMALL room with sleeping porch; also
large room suitable for two gentlemen
with board -l5 W Rio Grande- Fh- 49,
NICELY furnished rooms 10 modern home
bath adjciniugs excellent table 1523 Up
son ave Phone 15l5N-
Willy sanator.um for tubsrculosis; mod
erns rates sle VIZ up. including hospital
attention. Phone 1873 for our auto.
FRIVA1 r home. aeautiful room and sleep
ing porch. large room suitable for three
or four -entlemen- excellent board IL de-
sired 1873 Montana Phone 4sA4
SPEND the winter al Mountainalr sana-
forum. Alamogordo. y Mexico Excellent
cooking. beautiful large grounds. orcaarl-
shade trees, lawns. pure air. no smoke
saasioriara. l1ismosordo. Sew 5Isziso.
BEAUTIFUL furnished room.
sleeping porch and bath; table
beard II desired 1918 Montana
sunny CREST sANATORIUM
+ or tuberculosis trained nurse IN attend
au-ss hot and cold running water best
meals Ia city d rEasr and coolest seen rE
porches- 2f31 fremont ST Phone fsll-
Rates $3.50 and SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
Housekeeping Rooms Unfinished

----~--------~-r-~-<----r'
TWO unfurlishod lish- h0uzekea1-ng r-rl--
715 Myrtle. Phone 6f7-
TWO rooms. sleeping porch. bath High
land park. Phone 1851
TWO large unfurnishsd rooms with
porches; also sleeping room. furnished Phi
s5zfW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

USED CAR BARGAINS.
Franklin 8 passenger touring car
Overland 5 pass touring car.
Hupmobile model 81
Haynes Z passenger touring
Buick light delivery truck
All Of the above cars are in fine
mechanical condition; let US dem
oustrate them 90 YOU
WEST TEXAS MOTOR CO..
4o2 Myrtle ave Phone 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19

AUTOMOBILE WANTED
As part payment on this new 3
r. bungalow near school in Grand
view Price $4,000.
JAY +. KNOX & COMPANY.
sol Caples bldg. Phone 1885.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
sPECIAL HOME BARGATNs

SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS
F91r room brick, large porches; near Alta
Vista school 500 cash, balance like rent.
Four room brick bungalow. near Blirs
street In Alta Vista. $3.50 cash. lots o.
aIto as first payment balance like rent
FRANK T. cox,
P1cne s425. ~ Capies bldg.
SAN ANTONIO PROPERTY
Worth $500 20 trade for equity IN bun
galow in FL Psso. What have you7
ANDERSON-EILLER,
sos Mesa ave Phone z061.
WORTH $3.50
II sold within the next week viii sell
for $3.50; five room. Oriental succeed
bungalow, all the latest built In features:
oak floors Throughout; French doors be-
tween living room and dining ROOM tile
floc- in bath, tile drain board IN kitchen:
clothes chute TO basement; hot air heating
plant; garage fenced. cement walks and
drite5 artistic glass, hardware. large plate
gl.-ss mirrored doors; Alta Vista district,
one block from paved street and jItney
Terms.
PHONE s967.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
For SaIe-Country Property.

For SaIe-Country Property.
--@~~-~---~-~-~----~~---~-
IRRIGATED FARM FOR SALE.
or trade. 100 acres in Rio Grade valley
near Fl Paso; feet OF silt loan. suitabl
fer all crops: 6 miles from two railroads:
200 acres in cultivation; 400 acres cleared
W. \. CARL,
3)2 Caples bldg. Phones IS and SIS
IRRIGATED VALLEY LAND
The most complete list in the city. We
have tracts from one acre just outside
city limits on easy terms TO 5000 acres
suitable for colonization, both for sale o.
trade
Cur motto is mot how cheap. but how
good Tor the money We want satisfied
customers.
We have had p years practical erpe-
rience farming in the valley.
BAILEY LAND CO.,
Phone 2osS. sos Herald bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-19
10 SaIe o. E1change-ReaI Estat..

For Sale or Exchange-ReaI Estate.
~~-~-----~-~-----~-~-~-~
FOR EXCHANGES, 900 flats. clear: in
come $1,000. 315 Ridge bldg, Kansas City
Mo
FOR SALE or trade. my Sg56.5O equity III
modern six room bungalow. next block
10 Alta Vista school for vacant lots. auto
mobile or anything OF equal value. Box -.
CarriEozo. New Mexico.
100 ACRE ranch. good house with an
modern improvements; water, fruit ard
stock II desired. for good home IN FL
Paso- Inquire or address A r. Hunter,
HOS n Florence Fl Paso.
CLEAR BUILDING STE. Highland pax.
one five room new modern pressed brick
bungalow; all built in features. oak floor
throughout basement. fenced. and garage
south front lots in 'Grandview; one block
from car line. three blocks from pave
melt; viii trade for house closer in or
for livestock, lots or auto
A. a. LAWYER,
Phone 1851