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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08

old Hendrick Hudson and his noto-
Orious uinc-nin bowIers OF the kat
skius never raised more thunder than
The pln-tumblers at the Cactus club
alleys during last week The sensa-
tional bowling Of ]. .. Seymour again
sent him into the lead in the Big
league with an average Of 49, while
Joe Bryan. who has held the lead all
season with the exception OF one
week, IS now three points behind Sey-
mour.
When Seymour riled up a score OF
5TA against sos rolled by Bryan SeF-
mour not only left Bryan at the 1ss
average mile post but the Champion
ship Of the Southern Motor team has
been cinched- Those who are ac-
uuainted with BrTan's fighting spirit.
as well as his bowling ability, know
that he VIII keep Seymour busy de-
Tending his position and IL IS not I'M
possible that Joe may again oVerrake
J. ID. before the season closes In the
meantime Seymour is holding the
fort
80 change occurred during the
week in the positions OF teams IN the
Shelter and Telephone leagues The
Old Guards are second IN the Big
iiesa.gue while the teams q tie ei55y
team are tied for third place.
In the Ladies bowling club Mrs.
F. s schutE hcsTled the high Eams
OF the week with a score OF "a
Mrs j. II. JaEne rolled second
high game with 20f. while M
Fred sehWenelzer holds third
place with q score Of 156.
LeaEue standings and individual
averages follow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
PLAYERS MAY SOON WEAR KHAKI
NATIONS NEEDS MAY CUT TEAMS
b. JACK vErocK.

NEW YORK April s.-Major league
~ club owners are not at all sure Of
holding players within the draft age
until the close OF the 1918 season.
With the next draft call liable
to come during the month Of Aprn
men OF draft age VIII be rushed
to army environments JUST as fast
~ it u possible for the govern
ment TO get them there and as
the boys On Class IA are called
there may be gaping holes IN
mauy q big league lineup by the
first Of July.
Such players as Benny Kauff. Al
NamauX, Ray Chapman. Red Faber.
Grover Cleveland, Alexander and
George Burns may be wearing khaki
instead Of big league uniforms By
mio-summer And there Is no use IN
derestlmating the extent that the loss
Of their services would amount to.
HGuff May 60.
should the Giants lose Kauf Nc
GraW's outfield would be practically
EEreeked Davey Robertson's deter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
VESSELS NEW
GOLF MANAGER
Chicago Chairman's Sum
mer Home Is Within Few
Miles Of ApaWamis.

New York, April s.-When the time
rolls round for the next annual
tournament Of the Seniors Golf ssso
ciations at Apawamis. probably the
latter part Of September there win
be a new chairman Of the tournament
committee. The man who has con
scented 70 assume those duties IS E. J
Vessels, OF Chicago. whose summer
home is near Stanford. Conn
As the last named place IS only a
Few miles beyond Ryo, Vessels viii
be within easy reach Of Apawamis,
where he VIII doubtless spend many
hours during the week or two imme-
dlately prior to the tournament. IN
cidentally, the duties viii not be en-
tirely new 20 Vessels. who IN sea-
sons past has been OF considerable
assistance 70 Prank Preshrsys the re-
firing chairman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
STROLLS THROUGH
SPORTVILLE
b WILLIAM +. KIRK.
The Watchword.

swiftly ~ the seeda Of Time thai almost know the Giants
town 1 hear falling each boy
INC
tat Old and
thought Of baseball games Zen give the
y0ungr noh and
he and paybu
oy he knows the Wild and buhbng that this win
@ 10Y many many be made the request you asking
fyrant lat and -kin-i get-off -noontoday27
We had boss when
sd No. indeed here is Law book Abraham Lincoln
He
hlfhut game
were small
hope you'll loosen
offioo boy VII says
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08

No Intent to
PIT Rival Ont

. Outfielder austin lIcHenry had q
bad week in the camp Of the Cincin-
natl Reds Manager MatheWsou de-
cided 70 turn him back to Milwaukee.
from which club he had been Sc
cured, and then Sherwood Mace
broke his nose By driving a foul ball
n his direction, putting him ont Of
business for couple OF weeks.
II Mcgee had done the trick before
aIlno uneslnenr OF the release came
there might have been suspicious Of
intent but since the accident hap
pe1ed after Sherry IS absolved from
a charge Of trying to put a rival out
Of business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08

, lined out g homer in the second. scor-
I ing Casey also. Napier also did nifty
fielding. The gunners were unsettled
throughout the game
Score BY innings:
I SEA Field Artillery. go 200 1907
21st Il 6. Battalion. 900 800 300
TrueIsters OufdiEfaneed.
The motor truck boys never had q
chance While zvonick in the box
famed out one more man thal Co
meau for the artillery boys, the latter
had no trouble In getting hits that
piled Up the lopsided score OF ISL
Games at Rio Graude.
In the first game az the Rio Grande
Park sunday afternoon the White Sox
defeated the ninth engineers, SIS.
Ross and Scott did battery work for
the winners with Haywood Finley
and Post for the engineers In the
second game the FL Paso Independ-
ents defeated troop E Seventh cav
AT wyoming.
The Fl Paso Furniture nine sunday
defeated the team from troop X.
Seventh cavalry, Ia In loosely
diamonds. Features Of the game were
Ponsford's work In the box for the
Furniture team, stick work BY Ash
craft and 1IcEleny snd Breecher.
Lineup for FL Paso Furniture com
pany- Baker. center field; LapoWszi,
left field. Perkins. second base Oar
nau. short stop; shay, short stop;
Gr0ssblatt. right field; Green, first
base: Chauvet catcher: Ponsf0rd,
pitcher Rosenthal, third base.
Troop K. Sarille short stop.
Moses, right field, Knazer. center
field. AEuirre. left field McEleneF, /
first base; Breeder. second base Do
ran, third base Ashcraft. catcher;
Foster, pitcher.
Score by innings.
" Paso Furniture Co. 23t z1e XII
troop A---.-.-.-- .------ -uu- -1v 4-4=
FOur Home Runs.
The Walz Juniors defeated the
Feldman Juniors Saturday afternoon. I
900. Lineup for Wall. r. Free
land, catcher; G.. Chalie. pitcher. s.
Harlem, first base; Philips, second I
base 7. Louis, third base; D Stanley, I
short stop and pitcher; F. Norman. I
right field; L Evan. center fields Ar I
thur. left field For Feldman. Rob
erts, catcher Lawrence. pitcher /
Robin, first base. Hobart, second Z
base J0sephs. third base. Barton,
short stop; Cecil. right field: Franks, I
center field. Navie, LEFT field
Three base hits were made by Free /
and. Evan JossDhs and Roberts !
stanley and RoherIs did heavy slug /
sing, each making. two home runs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
WALKANAY FOR
CHICAGO CUBS
Santa Rita and 34th DiVi-
sion Teams Each Draw
Goose Eggs.

The santa Rita team was easy for
the Chicago Cubs Saturday afterno N,
as the score Of 10 bespeaks. On sun
day the szth division team was either
stil easier than santa Rita, or the
Cubs put on a bit more steam. the
soldiers also being at the short end
Of shutout with the score standing
SO
The Cubs outclasssd the Santa Rita
aggregation in every department. the
Copper 1eaguers never having a show
to score except in the sixth and
eighth innings. in both OF which they
showed lack Of pep" sufficient %
finish wsu begun work
Lineup Of Cubs: HoI1ocher. short
stop Flack. right field: Mann, left
fieldi Paskert center field. 8lsrkle.
first base Kilduff. second base: Deal.
third base; Kiilifer. catcher; Tyler,
pitcher; Vaughn. pitcher.
For santa RITA: Adams, first base;
Lruesuale. second base; Tabrioue.
shortstop; Pezoid, left field: Conroy.
right fields Robertson. catcher: Shes-
han, third base Bristow. center field.
score By innings: RHE
Cubs .--.-..--.-. 200 0s1 00x-7 O
santa Rita 1906 900 600 600
The game between the Cubs and
s4th division team was played in q
high wind which kept the players dig
Eilg sand from their eyes. There new
CT was any danger OF the army bows
scoring, first base being the place de-
cided on By the Cubs for the division
boys % expire The program IN that
respect was carried out perfectly
none Of the army players ever getting
q warm their feet On second At no
time during the game did It appear
thar the Cubs were forced to let them
selves cut
Score by innings. Ri E
Cubs -.-.-......-411 020 0O0-S z i
3zth Division go 600 600 600 S,
Batteries: Chicago, Alexander and
kllfer; Walker and O'Farrel; Cody.
Sullivan Denny Wilson and Ken
nedE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
.EE PA5O GETS
GOLF CONTEST
Phoenix Club Wins Team
Event and Dr.. Bannister
Lone Championship.

Chandler, Ariz-, April s.-The next
tournament OF the Southwestern Golf
association viii be held IN 81 Paso.
Dr. C. A schrader. OF Tucson. was
elected president OF the association;
William Coleman Rogers. Of Phoenix.
vice president and John F. Curtiss. Of
Fl Paso. secretary treasurer.
The Phoenix COLI club won the five
man match. Dr.. Kimbau Bannistsr,
Of Phoenix, won the individual cham
pionship BY defeating h S. Corbstt
Of Tucson, who beat Vance IN the
semifinals. Moore OF Chandler. won
over Bennett. OF Phoenix in the con
ISOLATION Charles Macarthur. Of Phoe-
nix won the second flight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08


game Of sunday and even breaks. they
promise to defeat any team II the
league.
The feature Of the game was the
pitching Of Chaves for the western
Union, who struck out eight men in
eight periods OF the game. lTcCor-
mick, OF the Monogram team. with his
home run and three innings on the
mound, starred for the aIonorrams
but easily the star OF the Nonoerams
was their shortstOp, Stanley. who
made three assists and with not a
single error against him. For the
western Union team two fielding
stars showed up IN Cardenas, first
base. and Laguna, at short. Their
work was faultless. McCracken. Of
the Monogram team. was Eiven poor
support IN several instances, but as a
whole MS game was good. although
git freely in seven innings With more
backing he would feel better inclined
70 work and show better class. THE
box score Is as fol1ou--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
Hendrick Calls
For New Material

President Branch hickey. % the
ST. louis Cardinals, answering the
cry Of manager Hendricks for an OUT
fielder, says &c has a price on g good
man and expects &c complete the deal
shortly u dll rQt take Hendricks
long % discover. after giving his
players inspection in training. that
the team was FAR from being what
he had been led to believe. and he is
raising g howl for som new material.
He must have an outtleldar and an
make good as q major league nan
aE9r-aud he wants to make good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
RUMORED 8IERKLE IS
IL ! II = z

UNABLE TO GET BY
Various rumors coming out Of the
camp OF the Chicago Cubs indicate
that manager Mitchell Is not fully
satisfied that Fred Merlkle can get
By. one reads that Tom DAILY is to
be used on first base and then comes
the odd tale that the Cubs are trying
to secure Jake Daubert from Brook
iyn- Both DaubeTt and Merkle have
the same weakness. bad legs. They
might run a mile race as a test OF
ability
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
Summary.

stolen base. Watts; home runs Nc
Cracker. Mccormick: double PLAYS.
AeE2enly to RagsdaIe; Lane (unassist-
eo)i Chavez TO Cardenas; Chavez to
Aguilon 70 Morales: struck out. BIZ
mick 8; bases on balls. of chavez
or 4cCracken I. off Mccormick &: in
nings pitched, AIcCraclzen s., McCor-
MEX 3; hits, of Chavez 9. off Nc
Sracken .. off Mccormick Q. runs. off
C1aNez {, Off McCracken .. off 8IcCor-
mex % passed balls Cohen 8, Hoff-
man Z wild pitches, McCrscl,en I. hit
oy pltcneo bail, (Ragsdafel BY Chavez.
lCardenas) by McCraCkens umpire
sisals time Of game. 1 hour and 50
minutes.
In a second Boyland league game at
80 Grande park, the Overland team
defeated The Herald nine n i zoos
game, score 17-3.
Standinc Of he I'm Ill.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08

Some baseball historians claim 70
have discovered that the first bonus
ever given a pitcher on the basis
Of games won was in Silver kings
contract with the Browns. when King
got salary OF $500 and a bonus
OF $500 for winning more than 40
games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
OPENING CANE SHOWS TIGERS
IN.G00D SHAPE FOR SCHEDULE

Mulcahy, With Strong Support, Never Allows Cavalry
Players to Get Farther Than First Base; Eighty Sec
ond Field Artillery and Thirty Fourth Infantry
Winners in Army League: Juniors Are Sluggers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08

COBEYss CAREER HALTED.
% Corey the White Sex pitcher
Tho broke q leg fin e practice. game
I Dallas last week. was a young
.nieago semipro who had great pos
i1iitiess according to manager Row
and.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08

Elgh team total. southern Motor. ..- $3.50
High team game. Southern Motor 1857
High total 8 games. c. G. Ccie.----- l11
High single same. W .. S-rlt-1l. SIS
Smelfer- League
High team total. Ercwrfietd .-.-...- z7-f
High team game. BruUuflald. ---.-- seq
HlEh total games. r. G. Bateman CAS-
High single sane p. G.. Bateuar - 7a3
Telephone League.
nigh team total. AcconntlnEs- .-..-. zs71
Hish team game mmer-lais..-.--- zoe
High team 9 games. ~. G. Bradshaw SIS
hish slnsie game, " g. Bradshaw a55
me McNica1 Mine anl Smelier League.
high team total. Shelter team .-...- SIS
Hlgh team game. Slneitsr team SIS
alEh total games. J Tandemoer. zee
hlsn single zane. j. Nandar1cer---- le-
ladies Bowling Club.
High game Mr. T. s. Schut1- -..-. 114
Second hiEh game. ,. r. JaEoa. 1el
Third lisl game Fred SchTeuerer.. l-s
Rf~ T.a--.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08

= M'GRAyF Up IN THE AIR Z
- The New YORK Giants played Z
- their annual benefit game FOR 4
- the Marlin folks on March g 4
- g team Of zviztors from waco 4
= being their opponents. The re- I
- eelpcs, amounting 20 soc. vent 4
= 10 the Red Cross. After TIE Z
- game John McGraw made a 4
. tlleht 60 Waco IN an arulane 4
=, With one OF tha army Ayers. Il d
= was the first tine llcGraW 4
- ever had been &c far up IN the Z
= air 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08

$40 ---A-N-Aa -I-s--N W AAllas
a dispatch from Marlin states tla-
it Benny Eaulf IS ordered into the
army he VIII qui- baseball Well
did any one suppose he would defv
Uncle sam and ten him 70 60 90.
when the can came7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08

sore " lullnEss
Lroo1 T. 9TH cavalry. ESQ 600 o90-o
Tigers ---- 49, -oQ1 101 19x-4
Summary HITS and runs OFF 7.
CseT 6 runs and hits in s innings
on q Casey 4 run ana BIS In 2 in
uilEE Two base hits TTlsr. lTc-
GRADY. McCormlck = Long. Struck
ouE 81 = Casey H. BY A. Casey, ;
nT AllcalT, p FIRST base on balls.
of e Casey, s. of A. Casey, j. of
-ulc1nEs Z First base on error.
Troop =, D. Left on bases. Troop =,
High school IL Wld pitch E
casey Passed ball Gunlock. Time
e eame-1-4e. Umpirss-Ellis and T.
Mckinney
Amy LelEues
Sunday afternoon on Fort Bliss
diamonds the SD field artillery won
RON the 21st machine gun battalion
nine. score % 5. while the 3sth In
flntry team crossed The plate le times
- success b. motor truck group
Nc. ST.
Pitching b. Cert and heavy stick
work bv Jo1e and Naier were largely
The reason the machine gun players
l1zL Lwics-il the first and i1 the
f1urth-l2apisr lined out drives for
three saclzs. IN the fourth his efforts
we're rewarded By two runs Jobs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
SOUTHERN MOTOR TEAMCINCHES
BOWLING TITLE IN Bic LEAGUE

Sensational Work of D. Seymour Decides First Place
for Motor Team and Puts Seymour in Lead by Three
Points; Mrs. Schultz Rolls High Game in Woman's
Bowling Club; No Change in the Minor Leagues.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08

1Iiss Cara n. Bsring. Of Cleveland. IS
training pigeons TO carry messages fo-
American fighters.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-17

4-room house for rent. Inquire at
this office.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-17
RIVERSIDE

Mrs Minter. daughter and grand
son spent New Years day at the home
Of her son. Homer Kendall
Sid shoekley and family Of Galley
vile. visited Sunday night at the
home OF his sister. Mrs. NJ J. Rich
srdson.
Literary at Riverside school house
has been changed from Friday to
Thursday night
Luther Bridweil and family Wis
ited Sunday az the Msuriquand home
Literary al New Hope school house
every Tuesday night. All are invited
Ted Martin and son Guy went to
Beaver on business Saturday.
Coy stareher and wife visited part
of last week with his sister. Mrs.
George May.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-17
COUCH ITEMS
CToo late for last week.

(Too late for last week.
A large number of friends attend
ed the dinner at the home of Mr..
Skinner given in honor OF Seth.
Miss Elsie Hudgins has been visit
ing at the home Of Frank Langleys.
Kenny Myers is visiting his bro
ther Dick.
A large number of friends at
tended preaching at New Hope, Sun
day night
Dick Myers started to Kansas Sat
urday and hung up in the Cimarron
river and didn't get ou, till Sunday
evening.
The dance at Jim wallace's was
we'll attended and every one reported
q fine time.
The pie supper Monday night was
well attended. The funds s42.e7 was
given TO the Red Cross.
a Red Cross branch was organized
at Couch last Monday night.
Black Eyes.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-17
BLUE GRASS ECHOES

!. z. Stevens made a business trip
TO Sunset Wednesday, returning
Thursday.
Oscar Cuswell and A. L. Petty were
county seat visitors Thursday.
Robert and Cecil Taft spent Friday
night and Saturday with Mr. Petty's.
Thos. Bresn and family and Miss
Audry Stevens spent New Years day
with A. V. Fuller and family.
Perry Hiner has had the misfor-
tune OF losing six cows from stock
field poisoning recently.
Ellen Stevens visited the Glendale
school Friday.
The resignation OF Miss Elsie Ar
buthnot as teacher was presented TO
the school board on Thursday. Owing
to the continued illness OF her broth
er until recently an inmate OF the NJ.
+. hospital at Oklahoma City, her
presence was needed at home. Miss
Jessie Boyle Of Gate will fill out the
unexpirsd term.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-17
IAikEsiP

Doc Tanner Is enjoying q visit
from his brother who lives at shaw
nee He also purchased piano from
him.
The Red Cross ladies are very
busy these days under the manage
ment OF Mrs. I'd Lehman, chairman
Hospital garments are being made.
Mrs Jesse Bell returned home
Monday from eastern Oklahoma.
Stark. the piano agent. was in our
midst Tuesday.
Mrs Edwards is entertaining her
friend. Mrs. Harrison. from Liberal
Revival meetings closed Sunday
night. a good interest was mani
tested
Mrs. VIII Henson spent two days
last week at her sisters, near Sun
set.
c. z. Jones and niece. verna Jones.
from Eaton. Colo, visited at Prof.
Henson's Christmas week.
Mrs. Orr Boyer will move to La
Kemp socn.
Our pastor. Bro. Davis, and family
motored over TO Hooker Tuesday.
The Holiness people will begin
their meeting Friday night.
Doc Keath is in our midst this
week.
Mrs. Aria Clarke was an afternoon
visitor at Prof Henson's.
Well. some day you will hear from
US again.
BUSY BEE.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-17

CASH for Hides, Furs and Fat Stock
at Stranathan's Market. Phone 20.
ll-30 IT,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-17

Several cs she -7oyx- f-c'-n fhis
FSct-itr hare recesree heir qEestioN-
rks-er s-1 the rest are waiting in
ratss-t1r fer ts.Irs
l. z Stsrs-s help4d Thos Brsaa
tkresk lamar g
c Z Noy.- killed q hsss TIE past
veef
Frz-k EzSes Jeff Saturday fer 4
rtsst Win rsZEtarss n Kansas an6
0iAs- roirtsL
Miss H4is- Moore. -ho has been
attending scAool a. MRdiso. tets
winter. 1-d szzri-r with her grand
mother. Mrs Dsek Bo-sn. visited
hsrzs folks the pts; ~e~E
Miss Esia sssTeas was TIE gzest
q her sisIs-. Mrs B-szn- tAs past
fe- days
Tie regular monthly meeting o.
the Blue Grass Social clzb vas he'd
AZ the hone Of Mrs. oltr Boren De-
ceDber 3 Several Rev Red Cross
members we're reoeive6- The Euss-
o. the afternoon rAs Mrs Dick Born.
who became q member o. the BED
Cross dirisioa-
The annual election Of o1eers ot
TIE Blue Grass Sunday school vas
held December .; the close OF the
preaching service. with Bro p Il
Ssc in the chair. The resul, follows:
superinisadsnt. Miss Nett. " Wood
-srd; Assistant supe-intsocs-t Mrs.
August Rrosgsr: Secretary. H c.
Borsa: Corresponding Secretary. G.
" Gregory; Treasurer. Mrs. Il c
Borsn: Orgsnis;. Mrs. Olin Boren;
Assistant Orgznist. Mrs Perry Gran
than: Librarians. Alice Baker and
Esta Stevens
Rev Ssr gave an illustrated talk
10 the Children Sunday morning.
which vas much enjoyed By the little
ones. The next service viii be De-
oembsr 20.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-17
CEMETERY NOTICE

The Beaver Cemetery has been pur-
chased and plated by The Pioneer
Cemetery Association, which is now
prepared to issue deeds to lots therein.
All persons having used lots for the
burial Of relatives therein, are re-
10 make arrangements at once
with said Association, through its Sec
reiary, Mrs. +. L. Fickel, for securing
title TO said lots.
The Pioneer Cemetery Association
BY Mrs. L l. Fickel. Secretary
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-17

For Indigestion, Constipation or
BiliousneSs
Jus; t-y one 59-ceut bottle CT LAX-FOS
WITH FE2SN. A Liquid Digestive
laxative pleasant to take Mac s1d
c5-an>nded TO the pubic ~ Par-s Nsdi-
c. -nzar.acuers o. Laxative BronC
e aid C-Jye's TaSseless chill Tonic
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-17

Hear Vierra's Royal Hawaiians, at
The Globe, January 81. No advance
in admission. Lyceum number.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-17

Wbesever You Need Q General Tonic
Take Groves.
The Old Standard Groves Tasteiess
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because il contains the
well known tonic properties of fQUININE
and IRON. II acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Rnriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-17
WANT ADS.

FOR REST-3 room house, close in
Apply at Herald Office.
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CALL stranathsn's Market for high
est marAet price on hogs Phone 20.
1880 II.
Baxter Springs news., 1918-08-09
REALTY MEN MEET

The real estate dealers Of Baxter
Springs held a meeting, Fri. night in
the Office Of the Chamber Of Com
merce secretary and perfected an or
ganization Of O realty board with ].
W. Kaltenbach as president. J. Wilbur
Logan, secretary, and Earl Ray, treas
urer. Another meeting viii be held
next Friday evening, August 8, when
the various committees viii be named.
The board expects to take action re-
lative to every line of real estate but-
mess, bringing about q better cOndi-
ticn in this city particularly as 70
rentals and property generally. AL
Of them feel that conditions, hereto
fore existing, have prevented the con-
tt.uction Of numerous additional
houses in the city.