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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09
IMBER's AUTO INJURIES BOY
Woman Witness Declares High Speed
Responsible

sIx-year-old Howard Daley, Of 615 Gray's
Ferry avenue, is in the Polytechnic Hospital
suffering from a fractured skull. the result
Of heing run down by Magistrate Harry I'M
ber's automobile on South street between
Mrs Mary Stephens, Of COS Gray's Ferry
avenue. declared Magistrate Imber's high
speed was the cause of the accident He,
however, denied he was going faster than
the legal rate Of twelve miles an hour.
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ATTACKED BY U-BOAT
WHILE BURYING CORPSE
lorpedo Barely Misses British Steam
ship Tintoretta-Patrolboat
Scares Submarine Off

~, AN ATLANTIC PORT, Oct. 9.-Attacked
es Serman submarine while burying a
toi. tpse at sea, the British steamship Fin
nst.a, which has just arrived here, had a
s,sttw escape. When the submarine was
esras sthe men taking part in the burial
Hipie overheard.
he vessel by about eight feet The shin
n put on full steam and, during the
,e,- s-'s' part Of the remainder of the day, Il
80 race for life. A patrol boat was
os.'',... s.se am the submarine made on In the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09
F;,,, Football Fatality

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. a. George A.
taiewett' twenty years old, OF Los Angeles,
q SreshTnan al the University OF California,
Sied Yesterday OF injuries received IN a
fnofhsIl game Saturday. Blewetts death
iean footbali was revived at the University
Of California
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09
MILLIONS POUR in
FOR LIBERTY LOAN
provident Life and Fourth
National, of Philadelphia,
Each Scores Six Figures
BANK, ALSO
nav,s Total Approaches $1O,-
mo 0.OOO-Pennsylvania Railroad
employees After Record

nr the big subscriptions to the Lib
Tnsr A today were the fOIlOwlpg'
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Americans in Casualty List

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct 9.-The latest Cana
dian casualty list includes the following:
Wounded, Sergeant F. f, Manley Carbon
dale, Pa. gassed, G, Barden, Sterling, Wyo.,
and j. Goldman, Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
THE Z CORN CROP

JEFFERSON CITY, NO., Oct. g.
The increase in the value of the Mis-.
souri, corn crop of this year over thai
of the 1916 is placed at approximate.
ly $410,S01,4 72 in a general report or
staple farm products, issued yesterday
by F. B. Mumford, dean of the Mis-.
souri, College of Agriculture and
chairman of the State Council of De.
Tense. All staple farm products
show an increase.
The increase in the acreage Of corr
is 631,666. Wheat shows valuation
OF S~5O,l09,84O, a gain of $3O,989,7 97
over the 1916 crop.
The valuation of the oats crop il
placed at 1922, 1928, an increase OF
$1l,O69,21S yer last years figures.
The acreage Of these cereals for the
present year, as shown in the report.
follows:
Corn, 5000, 900; wheat, 1,539.sOO;
oats, 1~,115,92O.
The increased wheat acreage plant
ed or which will be planted is esti-
mated at 2S per cent. In estimating
the yield of wheat and the value Of
the crop, the price is fixed at 81, 90
a bushel and the yield at 1913 bushels
an acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
T II AND
UECTEDN PIKE

Aunt Mary Wilson is still sick al
the home of her daughter, Mrs. j.
R. Maxwell. - D.. P. Daniels and
son, John Geiler, Tom Richard and
Art Richard all have their silos full
of fine feed. = Louis Kohl sowed 30
acres of wheat last week in four days.
- The Myers sorghum factory, three
miles last Of Vandalia, is running
full blast. Mr.. Myers reports q
busy season ahead Of him. = john
Springman has a new Ford car. -
Pete Shultz is working for Inflow 4
Son. The latter gentlemen were in
st. Louis Monday with hogs and cat
tie. - Roy E. Ferguson, one Of oue
soldier boys at Camp Funston, has
been detailed to the Medical Corps.
His address is 354th Reg. Inf, Unit
II, Camp Funston, Kansas. - Tom
Richards is home with his stock from
Sedalia. He won some premiums on
his hogs. - R. NJ. Ferguson, after
having been examined in Idaho, came
to Missouri and expects a call TO the
army any day. $500 Miss Maude Biggs
accompanied by Miss McCracken, both
Of Hardin College, visited the for
mer's parents Saturday and Sunday.
- Alva Todd will soon begin the cree
ton Of a crib.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
AUXYASsE ITEMS

Most Of the Fulton High School pu-
pills came out 10 Auxvasse to witness
the football game here Tuesday be-
tween Fulton and Auxvasse. John
Abbsy and daughter, Mrs. Ovens Ad-
ans, spent Friday with Mrs. A. X.
Adams here. Mrs. Sam McCue.
east Of town, who broke her thigh
Sunday . week ago, at the P~resbytc-
rim Church, is improving rapidly 49,
Miss Urma Craighead was hostess to
the Tuesday Club this week al her
home here. - Mrs. Sam Boles and
sister, Miss Doris Dudley, are home
from a delightful visit in Columbia.
- Mrs. French WoOdson attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Freeman in Mexico
Sunday. VIM. Hopkins, F. c.
Stokes, DR. Adams, Chas. Dudley and
c. A. Hook attended a Masonic meet
ing at Shamrock Friday night.
Auxvasse is faithful TO the flag, eigh.
having gone on before while Hubert
Ridgeway, Clayton Hook and Sam
Harris 20 this week. L. c. Van
Horn, just north Of town. has sold mis-
beautiful home to Frank Van Horn;
Mr.. Van Horn expects to purchase a
home in Mexico, where he expects ia
locate permanently. Our LITTLE
misses, ages ranging from 10 to Il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
UP FOR SEVEN YEARS

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Septem.
Der ]. - Daniel 0'Connell, a Sar
Francisco attorney, sentenced u
seven years in the McNeil's Island
Federal ~Penitentiary in Washington
in the United States District Court
Saturday for conspiring to obstruct
the selective draft law.
"The act for which you stand con-
victed was very close to treason"
declared Judge Van Fleet. "Un-
questionably the things you have
done were directly intended to stab
your country in the back"
Others indicted and convicted with
O'Connell, all of San Francisco, were
sentenced as follows:
DR.. E. Hoffman, three years; Carl
Wacker, eighteen months and a fine
of $3.50; Thomas Carey, two years;
Herbert D and David j. Smith.
brothers, one year.
O'Connell filed notice that he would
appeal all of the sentences.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
ELECT STATE DELEGATES

At a meeting Of the Kings Daugh-
tiers Tuesday, at the home Of Mrs.
l.. D. Graham, the following dele
gates were elected to attend the an
nual State Convention which will be
held in Carthage, the 10th, 18th and
18th Of this month: Mrs. Frank
Van Ness, will 90 as an alternate to
the leader, Mrs. c. F. Clark; Mrs.
W. n. Jones, Mrs. Z. D. Graham.
Mrs. Ian Jones, Mrs. A. S. Hous.
ton and Mrs. C. c. Hammond; Mrs.
E. D. Graham and Mrs. Hammond
are to be recommended to the con-
vention for members of the Home
Board and Mrs. Ian Jones for men,
bership Of the Executive Committee
from Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
RALLY PROGRAMME
OF Prairie and North Linn "a.
Sunday School Associ,,;S "'nlp

To be held at Littlebv d..
Church at 2;3O p. NJ. on Sn, p'1'
October 7th: sunday
2;SOIServiee of Song, led by 4
Prayer.
2:45-InspiratiOnal address TIL.
V. T. Todd. N'oe'
Class. S''u'el
c. M. Fox on Reaching Our ST.,
dard. '@''
Miss Anna Miller on To,h.,
Training.
3:15-Elementary.
Miss Laura Maxwell.
Miss Josephine Wallace.
3:40~-Teen Age.
The Boy Scouts, Mitchell Whit.
The Dreaded Lessons for Teen A..
Miss Ellen Carter.
4:l0-Round Table led by r n
Fox.
Subjects
Use of the Blackboard, J,n.,
Brakel.
Monthly Teachers Meeting, 0. ?
Hafner.
Reassembling Glasses, ]. R.
Shook.
Teachers Problems, J. L, Will.
ms.
s. S. Secretary, Ruth Cook.
4;30-Adjournment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
SAW MEXICO

W. M. Strange is home from Ne.
vada, where he visited his son, who is
a member of the Missouri National
Guard. He was there just before the
troops left for Fort Sill and saw
most Of the Mexico boys. He says
they were all happy and tanned brown
from drilling in the sun. Mr..
Strange said you could see a great
improvement in the physical condi1
ton of all the men.
"They look fine" said he, II mess
ed with them and the food is well
cooked, good and wholesome. They
seem perfectly satisfied and if the
other troops are like these, the Kai-
ser is going to get his for sure"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
VIII Manage EARN hu Mil

FULTON, No, Oct. 8. The fac,
That Brice Edwards, proprietor Of !
farm in Boone county, and from,
which Columbia, the seat of the TTn;.
versity of Missouri, is supplied with
most Oh its truck garden products.
mas been drafted in the service Of
oncie Sam and is called to Fort Ri.
,ey' Kansas, will not interfere with
MS management of the farm from tbo
camp by means of daily form
charts. 1'r"
lhese will be sent to Edwards bv
men who are to manage the place anI
,oVn after the active duties connect
81 wltn the operation. They will keen
towards advised to the minutest de-.
TAI what is going on, the cost of on.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
d. A. Il. Meeting

The Daughters Of the Ame,i,,
Revolution met at the Library Chi
rooms for their regular monthly met.
ing. IT, was decided that the Mon,
chapter should give S25 as is shr
toward the purchase Of the ambplaB
the chapters of Missouri are putin
on the battlefield. The D. A, RI
will have an Old Treasure and Trim.
ket Day in the near future at which
time pieces Of old jewelry and bros.
en- bits Of old silverware will b, rata.
cred together and sold for the Red
Cross. The ladies of tho chsvg
will also send a collection Of old Hna
to the Red Gloss Association. Afa
the business session had adjourned
the chapter was entertained and ap.
petizing refreshments we're served BY
the following -nostesses; Mrs. ".
l.. Craddock, Mrs. Bush, Mrs, TIE
Hook and Miss Willie Hook.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
Attend d. A. R. Convention

Mrs. R. NJ. White, Mrs. P. E.
Coil, Mrs. W. W. Bolts and Mrs. 7
T. johnson will leave Tuesday at
noon for Marshall, Mo-, where they
will attend the State Convention of
the Daughters of the American Rev.
olution. The convention will con-
vene at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning
and will continue for three days. All
new state officers wir be elected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
Married Here Saturday

Joseph s. Owen, Of St. Louis, and
Miss Elizabeth Hendrix, of Vandalia,
were married Saturday by Justice J.
H. Wayne.
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday TO Herbert A. Robinson and
Miss Ursle Ellen Barkwell, both of
nea C~entralia. They viii be mar
ried at Centralia Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
MISSOURI AUTOMOBILES

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Oct. g.
There are 144,465 automobile owners
in Missouri who have taken out L.
censes. To this may be added d.
OCT motor cycles, 6,885 chauffeura
and 1,341 dealers in automobiles.
Receipts from the licenses for this
year total S591, O69, an increase oyer
a corresponding period last year Of
s169,337. so.
The City Of st. Louis is credited
with 27,279 automobiles, an increase
over this time last year of 1882.
Kansas City comes second with a total
Of 16,649, an increase over the same
period last year of 1908.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
Paris Minister Adyertises

Rev. P. D. Mangum, pastor Of the
Paris Baptist Church pulled off a new
stunt in advertising schemes Sunday
and got good results. Monday was
circus day in Paris, and the minister
went out to the circus grounds early
Sunday morning, long before the tents
were up, with some neatly printed
cards, announcing the evening ser-
vices at his church would be especi-
ally for circus people and inviting
them all to attend. The big new
church was crowded to capacity at the
services, and most of the congre-
cation were circus people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

have organized a Red Cross auxillaD,
being busy knitting wash rags for our
soldier boys; Miss Grace Rood is their
in~structress. - Dick Biggs is max
ing an extensive visit to his uncle.
Dick Biggs, out west. James Wood
son, Bill Price, Gene Campbell and
Jr Biggs r Westminster students
in Fulton this winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that ..t' n
tiers of administration upon the e''''

Notice is hereby given tna' .,t,ts
tiers of administration upon inc Gov"
Of sad
MINERVA LEACH, DecsSi ~ he
been granted the undersigned And.
Probate Court of said county Oh 1r Il
rain, bearing date of the 18TH O''
September, 1917. oOaipa
All persons having claims asyhibi.
said estate are required 70 ,ti" dix
them to us for allowance wiUi .tter,
months after date Of said Ian AMI
or they may be excluded frC" spJi
benefit Of such estate and atir one
claims be not exhibited wi' nnb,is.
year from the time Of the no for
ton of this notice, they will
ever barred. r,ntoNs.
32-4t Admin rbleenh
Attested by me, this clF"
day of September, 1917 poTTs,
Judge Of Probate COO''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
Convict Camp Proves a suce0s.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Oct. 3
The first honor camp of c~onvicts II
Missouri now in operation in the Min,
cola Hills of Montgomery County
where % conviets are working hard
10 better the rugged road of that dis.
'rict' Is a success. There are M
guards with the men.
Warden Calvin said yesterday that
ooo convicts r available for sucb
work Counties desiring to use the con.
v,cts Tor road work should make an.
partment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

Mrs W. W. Bolts is attending tho
State Convention of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution which
Will meet in Marshall. From there
she will go to Kansas City to visit
Ter daughter, Mrs. l.. N. Gordon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

yrs George Robertson will vipi,
IN o. Louis for a little while, afte,
%nlch she will move to the farm d
ner sons near Mexico. W. W. Pol
loek and wife will occupy the Rob-.
'r'Son residence during the winter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
PURCHASE LOCAL GARAGE

The Franklin G. Gamble automobile
garage has been sold to J. B. Hoer,
Of St. Louis, and j. 7. Woodbridge
Of St. Louis, who have been in the
automobile business for the past Is
years.
The garage will in the future De
designated as the Hoer-W Woodbridge
Auto Co.
They intend to conduct a high class
garage and handle a well known mo-
tor. The Ledger joins the people Of
Mexico in welcoming them to this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
Married Hnre Mnndn,.

Miss Byrd Mccoy and Ross Hub.
bell, both from Laddonia, were mar.
ried here Monday by the Rev. H. B.
Banks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

Dr.. Jolley and Sheriff J.. G. Ford
nave gone to st. Louis to consult a
nerve specialist, as the sheriff has
been under the weather a little lately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

NJ. Z. Lusk, yice-president Of the
WHY'S Overland Automobile Co., Of
Toledo, Ohio, was a business visitor
here Tuesday. While here he was the
guest Of Cleye Smith.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

l. M Mayhugh and family, who
r,it Mexico September / for junction
o,ty' Kansas, writes he is well pleas.
eo with his position at that place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

lee Bros. of Mexico, shipped a car
81 horses from Fulton to Mexico on
mOnuay afternoon. They bought the
STOCK at the October stock sales
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

Mrs E. B. Shively, of Paris. spenl
a few days in Mexico last week witt
Mrs. Earl Ray, returning home Sun.
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
Tea Towels

Flour Sax slightly damaged
4oc per dozen. Lay in your winters
supply. VIM. POLLOCK MILL &
ELEV. co. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

st. Charles defeated Mexico in
base ball here Sunday by a score of
z to 4.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
STATE APPROVE DRAFT PLANS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. - Forty
five Governors have approved the
plans to proceed at once with the ply
cical examination of the Z million men
registered under the Selective Draft
Act, who. were not included in the fist
call.
The work will be done leisurely, two
or three examinations being held each
week. The accepted men will be in
cluded in the second call and will be
used to fill gaps in the National Ar
my as they occur.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
WANTED!
1000. 100000 BUSH.
ELS OF HICKORY
NUTS. SAM MORRIS
Special on Scratch Feed

Special on Purina Scratch Feed 81
this week, S4.15. Mexico Poultry
Company. wilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

S. d. Major, OF Paris, is nov
salesman in S. e. n. Phillips store.
He is a son of S. D. Major and 4
clothing man of wide experience.
The Ledger joins in welcoming hin %
Mexico.
Hume Long, Of Sturgeon, was ID
this city on business Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
Tire Sale C0nfinnes

Our special automobile tire sale is
now going on and will continue
through the 18th. HoXSEY &
SUMNER MOTOR co. dot wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
St Louis Live Stock MARKET
SperiAl Rennrf

NATIONAL STOCK YARDS, Ill,
October 2, 1917. - Today's receipts:
Cattls. 5000. Hogs, 5000. Sheen,
1900.
CATTLE - The trade has been
thoroughly active thus far this week.
and the outlook is encouraging for
the balance Of the period. Good TO
prime beef steers have not advanced,
though they did net decline any last
week, anu are beng maintained on a
very uniform basis. StOekers and
feeders and all low-prieed killing
steers, however, are fully SOC higher
than last weeks low point. Butcher
cattle and Gamer stuff have also
shown an advance Of SOC per cwt.
HOGS Market very slow, especi-
ally on mixed Light stuff. Choice
hogs, which are scarce, steady with
yesterday morning, with a top of
$500. Choice hogs $50 lbs. I'D 70
S19.25 to SIG. 60; mixed hogs 100 lbs
up SIS. so to SIG; 12O to $50 ID. pigs
$3.50 to SIS. %; 90 to 115-lb. pigs
sl7 to $3.50; best rough hogs $1s.25
to SIS. 80, and habitat roughs S14 to
SIS.
SHEEP Steady; lambs strong and
25c higher, with a top Of SIT. so.
Good to choice lambs ST. 25 to sly
80; medium TO good SIC rs to SIT. 25:
fat sheep S11; choppers, 81. so to So:
Gamers IS; Choice breeding ewes.
$3.50 to s15.5 so. Fat angora goats
s. to $3.50; fat hair goats, Sc. so to
S7.75, and fat kids IS to $40. i
National Live Stock Com. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Wagner depart
ed Sunday for a two weeks visit in
California.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

Makes a fine swill for PIGS. Stock
on hands all the time. WIN. POL
LOCK MILL & ELv. co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

special on Purina Scratch Feed all
enis week. s4,15. Mexico Poultry
Company. wilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

window Shades. Any size. All
'''orS' Best Prices. CRADDoCK.s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

Shannon Bolts Of st. Louis is here
for Sunday with his mother, Mrs. W.
j.. Bolts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

r. ~ KEENAN,, of Laddonia, was in
'n'S city on business Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

,,a +, E. Gibson, of Girard, Ill.,, wa,
the guest of Mexico friends SUNDAY wa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

John A. Brooks, Of Vandalia, wa:
in this city on business Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

glasgow Tailored Suits and Over
coats, SIS, s18 and $40.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

New Innings and alterations Of all
descriptions. Glasgow Tailors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

John P. Clark was home for Sun
day. ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

Mrs. 0. l.. Martin is home from a
pleasant visit in st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

Suits and 0~vereoats, SIS, S1S aud
$50. Glasgow Tailors. 248-6t wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
CATTLE FEEDERS CAUTIONS

W. A. Goss, district representa-.
tive of the Champion Molasses Feed
Co., with headquarters at Mexico
Mo-, was among the visitors on the
market Tuesday. Mr.. Goss reports 9
good demand for the Original Cham
pion brand and says he looks for this
to steadily increase as more cattle 20
on feed. He says a good many farm
ers, are still holding off the feeding
| game awaiting until the situation be.
comes more settled. All told, Mr..
Goss looks for fair volume of cattle
feeding the coming winter provided
prices for fat stock continue high this
fall. "If the feeder can be assured
Of reasonable profits they will 90 in
to the business freely" remarked Mr..
Goss, shut everything is so high a
majority are inclined to take hold
with caution. Most of the men who
have fed cattle the past six months
or the past year for that matter have
made money and my personal opinion
is that they will have another profita-
BILE winter a head of them" Live
Stock Reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

Howard Flagg, Of Louisiana, was
in this city Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
Stock Notes
LOCAL MxIKET.


/: Oats -. Sc Sc, SSc I:
+: Wheat 49,. =-........ 2.05 +;
(: Com 1872. ,..e-..Sl.S0, SIS {:
ChiczEo CioSe Dee. Nav
Corn l-20a LICK
Oats %
St Louis Cash -
No. . Gas, IS
No. . Oats, Ssh
National Stock va rds-
Hogs 1000, 10 l'wer. top Sls. 50.
Cattle. s.000 st rong.
sheep. 100. hiEi ler.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

Picture Framing. Large line Of
mouldings. Finest workmanship.
Small cost. CRADDOCK'S.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04
Full Quart Jars

Of large Olives, 35c a quart jar at
Smith Bros. DIT wilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-10-04

Soy beans are becomming more pop
ular among the farmers. A demand
for the seed has arisen from the cot
ton oil mills The plant is also valua.
bic as a forage and soil improving
crop.
The University of Missouri College
of Agriculture suggests that farmers
who desire to plant ~soybeans next
spring provide seed this fall at har-
vest and threshing time. This is ad-
visable because during the subse-
quent winter months plenty Of time
will be found to fan or r the
seed carefully and TO hand pick
where pure seed is to be grown.
Another important advantage TO
be gained from securing seed in the
fall is that good soybean seed is us
ually scare and it commands much
better prices at planting than at
harvest. In the fall Of 1916 farmers
sold soybeans for 50 a bushel. At
planting time this same seed was
purchased at IS and Sc a bushel.
A big crowd attended the public
sale Of Herman Mudd, which was held
October lst. The stock sold we'll,
giving a total of $500. The cattle
ranged from $65 to 500. Draft mares
brought $3.50 to $3.50 a pair. Mules
averaged $500 a span. Thirty acres
Of CORE sold in the field at $40 an
acre. Mr.. Mudd's farm is three
quarters of a mile from the Prairie
Lea school house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-25
ExCHANGE FOR LOIS. LAND. AUTOS

SsOO0-s rms. . story. modern home,
y El Paso ST. s. f. front; lots or smaller
house.
$500 rms. colt. Stewart ave. sunset
Hts Equity $500; lots, smaller house OF
land
S5o0O-Fine 8 I'M bung.. Mckinley ave.
2iz lots; smaller bung- same vicinity or
lots or land, or small cash payment and
bal monthly.
$500 rms, good frontage. san An
tonic ST. lots or small cash and bal easy.
Sf250-5 rm- bung-. Alta Vista. new.
$3.50 cash auto worth $500 and assume
bal. $52.17 per mo
S40oo-6 rm- bung- cor Golden hill;
$1,000 iu lots, bal 235 per mo-, worth $3.50.
S5500-BeautifuI I'm bung-, near Coun-
try club lots, auto or $3.50 cash pay
menti bal $50 per mo
$3.50 I'm bung-, 100 It. 'front.' cor
Cost new, 1915. $1,000 Auto. lots, land,
or all. or part cash. bal monthly
S2530-One store and three 2-rm. apis
Rental $50 per mo- lots, part or all, or
small cash payment.
$-fee-4 I'm bung-, wyoming St. $500
Equity for Ford car bal. $3.50 per mo-,
iuciud interest Rental $50 per mo.
22l50-4 rm- colt, . lots. sleeping porch :;
take lots. land or auto part pay: bal SIS
per mo.
g21O0-4 rm- colt. Kings highway. .
lots. $500 cash and lots and bal. S35 per
mo-, interest included.
$1,000 rrn- bunE- san Diego st.: take
Ford car part pay. and bal SIS per mo-
SOME FINE CALIFORNIA INCOM z
PROPERTY To EXCHANGE FOR FL
PASO PROPERTY; SOME LARGE
FARMS TO TRADE FOR CITY INCOME
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Phone $50 100 san Antonio st.