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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
Iron County Tract Meet.

The following pupils 0 points IN
the Athletic Meet held at lronton,
Saturday, April 18th:
Glass B-5th and 9Th Grades.
so Yard DASH Charley Poston,
King School, 1st; Paul Hughes, Des
are, I'd; Roy Smith, Des Are, Sd;
Gus Orrick, Graniteville, 18th.
Running High Jump~~Carrol Farr,
Des Arc, LIST; Carl Schmidt. Des Arc.
I'd; Charles Poston, King, 3D.; Roy
Smith, Des Arc, ith.
Running Broad Jump-Chas. Pos
ton, Des Arc, Isl; Roy Smith, Des
Arc, I'd; Carol Farr, Des Are, Sd;
Robert Jones, Des Arc, Ash.
100 Yard Dash-Chas. Poston, King,
list: Paul Hughes, Des Arc, ID; Guy
Jones, G~ranileviile, Sd; Robert Jones,
Graniteville. 4th.
2l0 Yard Relay--EIza Depew, Iron
ton. LIST; Sam Miller, Des Arc, I'd;
Chas, poston, King, Sd; Gus Orrick,
Graniteville, 1th.
Glass A-7th and sth Grades.
80 Yard Dash Sam Miller, Des Arc,
1s,; Charles poston, King, ID; Eliza
Depew, lronton, 3D.; Carol FAIR, Des
Arc, 4th.
100 Yard Dash-Sam Miller, Des
| Arc, lst; Charles poston, King, I'd;
I Eliza Depew, Ironton ,..3d; nSteven-
son, Des Are, 4th.
Running Broad Jump-Sam Miller,
Des Arc, lst; Chas. Poston, Fling, I'd;
Walter Palmer, King, Sd; Eliza De-
pew, Ironton, 4th.
Running High Jump-Emmette
Forshee, Ironton, LIST; Sam Miller
Des Arc. I'd; Howard Stamp, Des Arc
3D.. Carl Schmidt, Des Arc, 4th.
Pole Nault-Chas. Postcn, King, LIST,
Carl Schmidt, Des Arc, I'd; Roy
Smith, Des Arc, 3D.; Forshee and De
pew, tied. ith.
Events For Girls.
so Yard Dash-Liille Waldram, Mid,
bedrock, list; Eveline Legget, Gran
itevi!ie, I'd; Lester Keathley, lronton
Sd; Minnie Zude, Pilot Knob, 4th.
Potato Race-Elia Roberts, Des Arc
lat; Eveline Legget, G~ranitevil!e, "a:
Myrtle Simington, Ironton, Sd; Irene
Barney, King, 4th.
100 Yard Dash-Eveline Leggett
Granitevllle, LIST; Lille Waldran'
Middlebrook, Cd; Myrtle Simington
Sd; Emma Townsend, Belleyiew, 4th
;. Nail Driving Contest.
Leila Crowley, Des Arc, LIST; Anni
Landay ..Graniteyille, I'd; Helen Heet
er, 4th.
Throwing Baseball For Distance
Lille Waldram, Middlebrook, Isl
Agnes Brown, Grapiteville, I'd; Haze
! Mckee, Des Arc, Sd; Leila Crowley
Des Arc, 4th.
Free for All Events--Boys.
so Yard Dash--Carl Lovelace, De
Arc, 1st; Leslie Wallace, Des Arc, I'd
: Oresta Hickman, King, 3D.; Fran
; Morris, King, 4th.
100 Yard Dash--Carl Lovelace, De-
Arc, LIST; Oresta Hickman, King, I'd
Frank Morris; King, Sd; Russo
Riggs; Ironton, 4th.
go Yard Run-Carl Lovelace, DE
Arc, list; Russell Riggs, lronton, x
. Leslie Wallace, Des Arc, 3D..
: Running High Jump-Hickman
!. and Wallace, tied, list; Sam Gay
Ironton, ID; Frank Stevenson, DE
. Arc, Sd.
Running Broad Jump--Leslie Wa
lace, Des Arc, LIST; Frank MORT
King, I'd; Carl Lovelace, Des Arc, 81
Russell Riggs, 1ronton, 4th.
TO- Pole Vault--Sam Gay, %lronton, y II
10 LIST: Leslie Wallace, Des Arc, ID; Ru
70 sell Riggs, Ironton, 3D.; Robert tx
s gar, lronton, 4th.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
Big Millinery Sale!

Instead Of waiting for the last of the
season, we have decided to give our
customers a chance to secure II new,
up.to.the-minute hat in the early
season, at unheard Of prices at this
time of the year. All trimmed and
ready-to-Wear hats that formerly SOLD
at $500, So 90, 5000 aud up to $500, to
be placed on sale Friday and Satnr.
day. April q and IS, at $500, s3'ooand
s3.75. Choice of any hat in the store
at these prices. Other hats ready-to"
wear and trimmed, as cheap as sl.Uo,
II. so and $500.
Come in early and get first choice.
This sale for FRIDAY and Saturday
only. Mrs. l.. q. WooDslDE'
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
G. a. FULDNER, OPT. d.


FIRM OF FULDNER q KlTCHlN
Marina Bldg 800 N. Grand Ave., St.
Louis, Mo-, specializing In the Cor.
rection of Eyesight, Eyestrain, and
the proper Fitting Of Glasses, Will
again be in
IRoNroN, MONDAY, APRIL BOTH,
at theNew Commercial Hotel, from i
toS r. NJ. Any word may be lett Tor
him there.
Bismarck, Tuesday, May lat, at
Mrs. James Hotel, from 8 a. y. " =
p. NJ.
Flat River, Wednesday, May I'd,
At New hammond Hotel, from 9 a. N.
to n. n.
Write for Information ef appolntn en-.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26

GthlG VI .Abi1lts '4AN VI L''NNpI CO
ss. IIcas County,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner of the firm OF I ] Cheney
Il Co, doing business in the CITY OF To.
ledo, County and state aforesaid. anu
that said finn will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and eN,
cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use OF HALLS CATARRH CgkU.
FRANK J, CHENEY.
Sworn ia before me aud subscribed IN
my presence, this 9Th day OF December.
(SeaD A, ". GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Caterrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood anu uu-
r. j. CHENEY & co, Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggists. I5c.
Take Hairs Family Pills for cons'ipa'io'
advertisement.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26

concealed weapons, noile pressed. A
jury was empaneled Tuesday to try
the case of John Propst VS.. H. g.
jackson, trespass and damages; the
issues were found for the plaintlif.
Court will probably be in session until
the latter part of next week. It's mol
likely that there will be many jury
trials. -.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26

ForlS6la1 ~ TfAds-Geanite Moun.
meats. WIN exchange ono for gCod
work hosSes I q ~ keHst.lI I.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26

ANY one with defective eyes Or IN
need Of glasses consult DIR. Buriord,
at Arcadia Valley Drug store--one
week only.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
We Pay Cash
For Eggs, Poultry, Wool and Junk.

Last week we paid as high as SOC for
eggs. To-day Tuesday, we are pay
ing 27c--more than some are paying
in trade. Mr.. Farmer, doesn't that
sound good to you? Doesn't matter
what you have to sell, bring it to us;
we will buy it If we a dispose OF IL.
FLOUR AND FEED.
Best Grade Soft Wheat Flour, $3.50
Hard $50
Sec. Soft $50
Mixed Feed, 80 so Shipstuff, 1913
Meal, $500
Neutrality-suspicious. will arrive this
week. Special Corn Grower, s25 90
per ton. Pure Raw Bone, $34.00a ton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26
FARMFRS' CASH MARKET

SOUTH or COURTHOUSE
II. g. JOHNSON q Il. TWOMEY.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26

good" on the new Jous Whooo uu''e'
he will take up May lst. The position
pays $500 q year.
MIR, Geo. g. Howes OF st. Louis has
quite a number of men employed on
his place in Russellville, under the su-
pervision Of Chas. J. Tual. A large
poultry house is just about completed
and a barn Is under way; other build
ings contemplated are a lne resi-
dence, greenhouse, garage and cream
cry. A number Of men will probably
be kept busy throughout the year.
Mr.. Howe Is considering the PROPOSE.
ton Of shipping "chats'' here from
the lead country with which TO build
his roads.
Mr.. Geo. Stark, who lives south OF
Arcadia, makes tho suggestion
Tint the students in our public
schools should be taught . fire
drill, so that they could get but Of the
building quickly and In order IN case
Of an emergency. The CONSERVATION
and confusion In marching out Of the
school house on the occasion Of the
earthquake shocks . couple Of
weeks since Mr.. stark says clearly
dsmonstratss the need Of some sucf
training. The suggestion seems
wise one.
From The Bismarck Gasstts; "Fron
J reports that reach ~ Iron Mountairr
j ARE viii socn ~ ths scene q gree
ACTIVITY. The lAks y 70 b olsAnet
!. out snd ! drivswsy built around ~
snslss nm, Lasd sseugA wnl y
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-04-26

ClTCult cuulV SOhFShSu MohN"J
morning. Judge bearing charged the
grand jury and named s. p. Ringo
foreman. The first Ease on the dock
ct was State va. Ran Jennings, muir
der. Because Of the absence Of i'm
poytant witnesses the state asked for
a continuance. OF three physicians
who had been subpoenaed DR.. H..
! Rammipg, Of Goodwater, was the on
~ one who had put in an appearance,
and that morning he had a well devel'
oped case Of measles and was unable
to be In court. The case was contin-
ued until the next regular term Of
court in October, and attachments
were issued for Drs. l.. Il. Stafford, Of
Doyle, and LIB. Donahew, Of Davis
Vile, the two physicians who had neg
lccted to respond to their subpoena.
\ The latter made his appearance In
court after the arrival Of the noon
train Tuesday. He explained to Judge
bearing that he had left his home III
Crawford county in time to reach
here Monday but that hc was taken
"sickn in st. Louis and u~navoidably
delayed. On his promise MOTTO got
"sick" At the next term Of court hs
was allowed to depart on payment o.
the costs Of the attachment. Monds,
afternoon Char. Dickson entered I
plea Of guilty 70 the chsrgso Of cruelty
beating : muls, md Wa tinsd go and
s%costs with y stsy o. execution until
ne nsxt term 81 ooprt. The 60 q
stats ". Lon Ohspinan, assanlte ~
lsSsNnasd: Isssk xHe.aladys ssssylsl
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-27

settlement OF the question. 1t was
believed that Lloyd George was max
ing a final effort to reconcile the va
riOus Irish elements as a result Of
urgent representations from Foreign
Sec'y BalfOuT, now in Washington.
BaIfOUr was reported to have in
dictated to Lloyd George that the
American government and the Amer
lean people favored home rule and
that solidarity between the United
States and Great Britain would be
greatly enhanced by recognition of
this sentiment here.
The London public was much i'm
pressed today by a great display in
the NOrthCIiffe newspapers repre-
senting a canvass Of American senti-
ment by its American correspondent
and including quotations from
Roosevelt, Taft and prominent Amer
leans, favOring home rule.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-27
BRANDS THOSE WHO PROFIT
FINANCIALLY FROM WAR
TRAITORS TO U. S.

Any member Of the Assn Of Com
merce who may have had thoughts
of taking profits out Of the war heard
himself branded as a yellow, sneak
ing traitor, if he was one of the 700
members who heard Mai Chas. w.
Gordon speak at theta Sale hotel
yesterday.
Gordon's statement came at the
climax of a smashing plea for the
United States to be whOle-sOuled in
its fight for the triumph Of demOc-
racy.
4 want to tell you men" said the
major, "and I know I am talking to
business men, that any man who has
even remotely considered this war as
an asset from which he might collect
profit, or any man who has thought
of accepting a penny Of profit from
war orders is a traitor to his coun-
try"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-27
FRIDAY

Mrs. F. A. Besley speaks on RED
Cross Work" 18th ward branch Of
Woman's City club, Lewis Inst, Mad
ison and Robey, s p. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-18
Is HERE BOOSTING FOR
FARM SCHOOL FOR PEC0S

T. Y. Casey. manager OF the Pecos
Mercantile company at Pecos, Tex, is
in the city on business, and incident
ally gathering the drift of sentiment
on the part Of the people of FL Paso
county with regard to the location Of
the proposed western branch of the
state agricultural school
We believe we have the ideal loca-
ton for the school at or near PecOs.'
said Mr.. Casey. AT Pecos or in close
proximity to that city we have farm
ing by means of irrigation, and some
of the best dry farms in the west
and students of the proposed sgricul-
tural school would be given an oppOr-
tunity TO study all kinds OF farming
in practice as well as in theory. We
would like 10 have the support of FL
Paso county in our efforts 10 secure
the location OF the school at Pecos"
Mr.. Casey was a caller at the cham
Der of commerce, where he looked a.
offices in which the chamber of COM
merce of Pecos may stablish an i'm
migration agency in the near future.
'PecOs realizes that an agency in II
PasO would be of inestimable value IN
the matter Of securing settlers for the
lands remaining 10 be brought under
cultivation" said Mr. Casey, and If
we can make the necessary arrange
ments we would like to have an immi-
grafton office in this city"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-18
MAYOR CALLS UPON CITIZENS To
PAY TRIBUTE To ADMIRAL DEWEY
Issues Proclamation Fixing Hour Saturday, Time Of
Commanders Funeral, When Every Man, Woman
and Child Is to Join in Silent Mourning;
Council Meets
PROCLAMATION to the citizens

PROCLAMATION TO the citizens
a Of FL Paso and to all strangers
L y in the city. on the death Of the
late admiral George Dewey. prepared
and presented TO the city council
Thursday morning at its regular meet
ing. was approved and recorded at the
meeting of the city council Thursday.
The mayor calls upon every one TO
join in a solemn mark Of respect for
the great American commander on Sat
urday at 9 o'clock. FL Paso time. when
the funeral services for admiral Dewey
will be held in the capitol at Washing
ton.
Only routine business consisting Of
the handling of petitions. and the
opening of bids for paving, occupied
the time of the council. The bids and
reports show that the work of paving
the streets of the city is going for
ward at a rapid rate, and the number
Of miles of paved city streets is being
added to daily.
To pave santa Fe.
Petitions referred included. to the
council as a whole: that property own
ers to pave South Santa Fe street from
Seventh to Bridge; that Of property
owners TO pave Kemp street from
Seventh to santa Fe-
To the police, fire and buildings COM
mittee: that of the Triangle Mercan-
tile company 10 install 500 gallon un-
foreground gasoline tank at the corner
of Montana and Piedras streets; that of
Cialbraith- FoxwOrth company. for per
mission TO erect lumber sheds on. block
so in the Cotton addition
Petitions Granted
Petitions granted included that OF
L s Devore 10 allow a frame building
~ the corner Of HuecO and Travis
streets to remain Petitions granted II
building is removed to rear OF lot. that
of Worsham Palm and Singleton for
sewer extension to Laurel and Texas
Mills and Laurel street; that Of y q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-18
DIT Of. THE EARTH
COMES THIS FORCE
One Of Marvels of America
is Vitalitas- Being Mined
In Texas.

The mining and handling OF Nltall-
t2s is now an important industry IL
Texas and one that is attracting at
tention of much of the world for the
reason that it is bringing new nope,
health and strength TO those who are
sick and suffering.
In Texas is found the only stratum
Of this remarkable product in existence.
After being mined the crude mineral
passes through especially equipped
laboratories and after eight months
time liquid Vitalitas is produced This
remarkable blend Of earth chemicals IS
different from any man-made medicine
1t gives to Impoverished and weaken
cd systems, direct from Nature, the
chemical nutriment that is so much
needed Many forms of disease that
ordinary medical treatment does not
reach is quickly benefited and over
come by Nitalitas- In chronic ills OF
long standing Nitalitas is often quickly
effective where all man-made medi-
cines have failed. It is particularly
recommended for indigestion, rheuma-
tism, nervous debility, liver and kid
ney ills Talk with Mr. Moser and
have a free sample drink Of Nitalitas
at Kelly & Pollard's Drug Store Also
sold by TaibeT's Drug Store. Las Cru
ces; Columbus Drug Store. Columbus;
Douglas Drug Store. Douglas and Bis
bee Drug Store, Bisbee.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-18
FIVE OWNERS IDENTIFY
MUCH STOLEN PROPERTY

After being notified by Capt J. +.
Stowe. Of the city detective department
five persons appeared at the police
station Wednesday afternoon and
Thursday morning and identified arti-
cles Of jewelry and silverware which
were stolen from their homes during
the past four months The property
identified is a part of the goods re-
covered by city detectives following the
arrest of Harry Moran on charge OF
burglary Tuesday afternoon by city de-
tective T Avaunt Moran telling the
officers where he had disposed of the
valuables.
Those who identified their property
are as follows: w c. Payne, 6l5 East
Rio Grande street, silverware and jew
elry; Mrs. G. 2. Kirkland, Alvarado
hotel. silverware and jewelry; Mrs g
r Wells. sos Arizona street, silver
ware; Mrs Dorman, Of the Aragon
apartments. silverware marked Ara
gon": Mrs W NJ Dennis. 915 Montana
street. toilet articles.
Moran. while out with city detectives
Wednesday afternoon, pointed out 9 Il
Paso homes which he had entered dur
ing the past four months, bearing the
following addresses: 613 East Rio
Grande oil North stanton. Wright
apartments. 1107 North Kansas. 1910
North Florence. COS Arizona. San An
tonic apartments, Benson hotel, West
minister hotel Alvarado hotel. Coz
Mesa. Lakota apartments. 915 East Wy
oming. S07 East Rio Grande. Mrs. Den
mis-. 80 Montana street
Eye trouble: zee Braun. eI2 Mills Bid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-18
KERR AND JONES TO PUT
UP A FIVE STORY BUILDING

We have tentative plans said A
F. Kerr. for a five story concrete
building. to be erected on the site
which r p. Jones and I purchased on
the corner Of Mesa and Franklin
streets. but we have not yet engaged
an architect 10 prepare the plans. our
idea is TO put up a five story building
at present with a foundation for the
addition of five or seven more stories.
with business houses on the ground
floor and the rest to be arranged for
a hotel, with baths in every room and
the building air-cooled.
Since the rumor that We were TO
build gained currency. We have had
50 people apply for stOrerooms and
space on the ground floor. You under
stand. OF course. that barring the Mills
block, ours is the largest piece Of bust
ness property in the city. fronting $50
feet on Mesa and 130 on Franklin"
Mr. Kerr said the property is too
valuable 10 be allowed TO stand with
its present improvements and for that
reason Mr.. Jones and he had decided
to build and to build for the future As
well as for the present. He could not
say when they would begin building.
but knew they would expend about
$500 GOO when they did buffd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-18
SAYS HE WAS ACCIDENTALLY
SHOT; ASKS FOR $40. 900

\ suit for the recovery of $4,000
damages for personal injuries has been
filed in the 65th district court by David
Talamas against Mike ChalOub. charg-
ing that through the defendants care
lessness the plat tiff was shot IN the
right thigh by 4 bullet from an auto
matte pistol
The plaintiff states in his petition
that he was employed as a clerk in the
store owned by the defendant at 205
South Stanton street. and that on No
vember 10. 1916. while the defendant
was playing with the pistol, ii was dis
charged. the bullet entering his thigh
ana causing wound which in healing
has made his leg permanently stiff
He states that as result of the wound
he spent % days in the Providence
hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-18

Nebham for permit to erect an SWiln Z
at the corner of Luna and Alameda
streets
Health Report
The report of the health department
for the week ending January u,
showed a total of % deaths ana %
births. OF the deaths. II were Amer
lean. IS Mexican and ? negro. while
included in TIE number OF births We're
II American and II Mexican
4 decided drop in the number Of
measles cases is reported by the de
partment for this week, the number
being reduced from SO to "a The num-
her of scarlet fever and smallpox
cases remain the same at each. but
the typhoid fever cases have been re-
duced by one. leaving but one remain
mig. There are still five diphtheria
cases but the typhus cases have been
reduced two. leaving but four at the
present time
Meat Condemned.
The department also reported that
695 pounds of meat had been con-
demned and IS pounds of fruit and
vegetables together with three hogs
The scavenger department report
ed that 296 loads of garbage totalling
$4,000 pounds. had been disposed of
during the week ending January 10
The engineers estimate OF Sol.542-Si
for the cost Of paving seventh street.
from FL PasO street TO Cotton avenue,
WAS 2uODLGu DN TtSOllAAOlA- GU ia ,
Is has been fixed for the hearing of
protests from property owners, if any.
Grading Petition.
The petition Of property owners 10
grade the 1900 and 3i00 blocks on Wy
oming street. in order that protection
be afforded TO property, was referred
TO the committee on streets and grades
The petitioners agree 10 put in the
proper curbings
The petition Of Margaret O'Heeffe
concerning the removal of an obstruc-
ton claimed TO destroy value of her
property at old Fort Bliss. was denied
Bliss Bid Accepted.
The bid of the FL Paso Bitulithic
for the paving Of Bliss street
from Magoffin avenue to PiedraS street
was accepted That of the same com
pany for the paving of Tenth street
from san Jacinto street TO South Stan
ton street. was also approved.
The report Of the veteran firemen
On their annual election Of officers.
held a hotel Sheldon Thursday night,
VAS submitted TO and approved by the
council.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-18
DAILY RECORD


To II. p Hadfield. to build SIX brick bun
sslows on west Main street: $4,000.
To J. Z Morgan. to build brick garag
az Boulevard and Kansas; $4,000.
To Stanley Bevan. TO build a brick addi-
ton at 111s Montana; $4,000.
Deeds FIIeo.
Tobins fourth addition. u. WingO and
W Cooley 10 H Meyer. lots 4. .. block :,
North side Of Memphis. between Byron
and Russell. L Bischoff and wife 10
\. L. Powers. lots II. l.. block 81, Altura
PARK. $3.50. Jan 5. 1917.
Socorro grsnt-El Psso Irrigated Lands
Co 70 J. r. Crawford. a part OF survey EOS.
Socotro grant, Fl Paso county; $1,000. Jan.
4, 1917.
Kern place addition-C. o. Coffin TO L. A.
woodward. lot %. block 81. Kern place.
$500; Jan Is. 1917.
city OF e. Paso-w. B. Grant to GsIbraith
Foxworth Lumber Co. a portion OF block
90. Cotton addition; S15,72S.35; Dec. IS. 1915.
Colonial heights-F. 3. HadlOck and w
c Porter to D. r Gillespie lots J. . g.
block 10. Colonial heights: s325. Jan. ., 1915.
Births-BOys.
To Mrs &. Barceleon, 1919 Second. Jan IL
To Mrs Z f. Mold. 25l4 Boone. Jan. T.
To Mrs .. Johnson 500 Myrtle Dec Il.
To Mrs W :. Harrison. 1910 Montana.
Jan &c.
Automobiles Licensed.
Sses-E- IL Jaimes. sos Fl Paso Ford
Ssss-Lander Lumber Co. 1880 Texas.
ssS7--Eugene Stein. Io2 Franklin. Ford
truck.
Licensed to Marry.
Demctrio Chavez and Isura Holouin.
Luis Mungia and Anna Garcia
Bart l. Helburn and Helen Horton
Deaths.
sara Hernandez. sos South Kansas. Jan.
13: buried in Concordia-
Frank schultz. aged Is. Second and Camp
bell. Jan. Is; body shipped to Grand Rapids.
Mich
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-18
TWO S|TESFOR
NORMAL SCHOOL
Texas Can Get Free Land
For Location of Insti-
tuition Here.

y site for q state normal school. con-
White Spur track. adjoining the new
Country club golf course, has been Of
fered to the state by T. T. White in the
event that the state legislature wlii
eSta blish the school at FL Paso. MT.
White. in a letter TO representative r
VI. Dudley and r Z. Thomson of the
III Paso district. at Austin, has made
known his offer and urged the repre-
sentatiI Is to secure the school for III
Paso At the present session Of the lesIs-
laturc
\ letter has also been forwarded 70
the two state legislators from the Ell
Paso district by L Z Booker. in which
he has assured the legislators that he
viii secure a site for the new normal, II
the legislature will appropriate a sum
for the erection of a school here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-18
So .Oao TRIAL on.

The trial Of the suit against the
Texas Bitulithic company by Pablo
Delgadillo. q minor. for the recovery
OF $4,000 for personal injuries. was
taken up in the 65th district court
Thursday morning before judge Bal
lard Coldwel- The plaintiff claims
that through the negligence OF the de-
PENDANT. while he was at work at the
companys plant. ne suffered burns
about the face. hands. legs AM b-7v
which have permanently injured him.
The accident is alleged to have oc-
CARED on September : 1915