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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27
LITTLE WILLOW CREEK
PEOPLE WILL CELEB

PEOPLE WILL CELEBRATE
The people of Little Willow creek
will hold celebration July 4th at
the d. B. Coats grove. A program viii
be rendered and dancing pavilion
for both young and old will be In
operation during the afternoon and
evening. Plenty of good shade. Come
and bring your dinner and enjoy the
day. A good opportunity to see the
new irrigation system in operation.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27
FARM BUREAU
NOTES
Farm Fires.

Farm Fires.
Last year many farm fires diC
much damage because owners were
not prepared to properly fight them
Hay fires, grain and thresher fires
barn fires-all taking a heavy toll ol
destruction. We believe $4,000 IN
vested in chemical tank outfit
mounted On wheels would often pre-
vent 100000 fire. such tanks hold
about 25 gallons of chemical and are
very effective. Investigate.
Bulk Grain.
Don't take chances On being sure
that you can get grain sacks when
you want them. BUld your bn now
and get your wagon ready for haul
ing loose grain The Farm Bureau
has price and descriptive data on
metal and wood bins. Phone US.
CUT WORMS.
Be ready for the cutworm army
and have poison materials ready for
quick use. For field use the follow
ing is enough for five acres: Mix %
pounds OF bran with one pound of
white arsenic (5Oc). Add two lemons
chopped up fine. Stir to a damp
mash with three to four gallons of
water sweetened with one quart of
low grade molasses. Sow sparingly
around bases of plants or broadcast
over the field where fnfestaticn is
general. Do not add molasses until
ready to use. Use evenings.
W. S. S.
One farmer now owns s1,400 worth
of War Savings Stamps, a real es-
tate dealer $1,000, many others $500
worth. Today, June rs, is the. big day
Invest s417.00 today and it is worth
$4,000 on Jan 1st, 1928. Invest your
m ney at 4 IA per cent. Buy w. S.
S. today.
WEEVIL.
The Government Weevil Expert,
Mr., Reeves, spent Monday in the
New Plymouth territory Nest of the
weevil have now changed from the
worm form to the beetle form and
evidently wiIl net greatly harm the
second cutting. Since there is no
practical way to control the beetles,
Mr.. Reeves suggests that the man
war on these be delayed until latel
Nay of next year. The beetles that
are now Matching live for. about one
ear then die. Next April they lay
riillions of eggs which hatch out
into the green worms that do the |
damage. Report all infested fields to
the Farm Bureau office so that bet-l
ter control can be had next spring
by getting all owners busy at the
light time.
FARM WAGES.
The County Agent has received 4
.alegram asking that all Idaho citi-
,ens who refuse to work at the es-
ablished wages be reported to Boise.
Nuf sed. w. R. P.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27
NOTICE OF EQUALIZA-

TON OF 1918 TAXES
The County Commissioners of Pay
ette County will meet July 1st, and
remain in session from day to day
Until July the 22nd, to equalize the
Real Property Tax Roll for 1918.
Those who desire adjustments, or e1-
emptions. should make application
to the Board, at the Court House in
Payette, before July the 22nd. as
there win be no changes made on
the Roll after, that date.
t2. w. A. Cloud, Clerk.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27
A NEW RECRUIT.

A new recruit arrived in Payet'e
Tuesday evening He is n little un-'
dersize for service just at present
but is physically in good condition
He is being entertained at the home
of ]. L. Smith, and IL the war con
tinues Is or 20 years he will sure
&C after the Kniset"s scalp,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27
HAY AND GRAIN BURN
ING IN THE STACK.

You cannot afford to carry youl
own risk OF fire, to your hay and
grain when in stack. We write IN
surance or Buildings, hay and gram
in stack and buildings, also ON auto
mobiles. Let us protect you before
1t is too late and your hard earned
crops burn.
We are advertising constantly -
putting out high class literature OF
boiled down facts CT Southern ldaho
and Eastern Oregon, to get buyers
for your lands you desire to sell.
Come and see us.
Payette Valley Real
26-t1O Estate Agency.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27
BUSINESS FIRMS

CHANGE LOCATION
The Ensign Millinery Company and
IF. F. Browns Art and Craft Shop
will move this week to the Jacob
sen building on 1st Avenue North, in
the room formerly occupied by Mrs.
Strauss. Fulton and Snowberger, Pro
prietors of the Bancroft Billiarf
parlor, will move to the room in
the Creighton building vacated by En-
sign and Brown.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27
ONE DOLLAR AND oNE-HALF A YEAR
Personal and Local Mention

4 The threshing machine men are
looking forward to a threshers
school which will take place in the
Lear future.
i Lucille Banks returned Saturday
from Boise where she has graduated
from two years course at tie ST.
lTcresa's Academy.
Vernon Meyers, a clerk from the
Golden Rule Store at Emmett. is as
sisting for few days in the Golden
{, Rule Store in Payette.
! Gary Hurst of Little Willow creek
Was in Payette Wednesday shipping
out alfalfa seed The Little Willow
creek valley is becoming famous for
this particular product
The New Plymouth people are
much relieved that the alfalfa wee
VII has discontinued feeding for this
season. However it will take dill
gent work next year to keep control
OF this pest.
Mr.. Buell. reports II men are at
work on the Paddock Valley Dam pu
ting ON the last eight feet. There is
a considerable amount of water IN
the reservoir which is being used
it good advantage
Mrs. ]. B. Trevy received a mes
Mrs. Jack Trail at Eolia, No. an
sage this morning from her sister,
nouncing the death OF her mother,
Mrs. Henry. who was also the mother
of Mrs. Elmer Lattig.
D. H Mcdonald OF Nampa has ac--
cepted a permanent position in the
Golden Rule Store as manager OF the
Shoe Department, and began his du-
ties on Tuesday morning. He viii
move his family TO Payette in
few days
The many friends OF Mrs. J. A.
Lauer will be glad to learn that she
has returned home from the Boise
hospital and is improving nicely. Mrs
Lauer says the environments IN
nice cool home are far nicer than
b any hospital
VIII Crump, Charley Compton and
Chester Short who recently went to
Salt Lake and enlisted in the ser
vice of the Government, all passed
the examination and are back TO Pay
ette. They will soon leave for Brem-
erton, Wash, where they win join
the Navy.
Mrs. Geo. Rezac and daughter
Donna left Payette sunday for Salt
Lake where it was expected Miss
Donna would undergo an operation
for appendicitis, but after an ex-
animation by a physician, it was thot
not advisable However they will re-
nam for a time and viii likely -re-
sort to other treatment.
With this issue begins the thrill
ing story OF Lieutenant Fat O'Brien,
entitled, "Outwitting the Hum" A
-rCe story wfltisn by Lieutenant
} B.Ien after beirs shot down in
lis liroplain within the German lines,
lis experience while in the German
Prison, and 72 days in making his
way to freedom, travelling 250 miles
through enemy territory and through
he electric wire ENHANCEMENT into
Holland Don't fail to read it
Sheriff Hanigan was notified We'd
Issday evening that crazy man
vas causing . disturbance il the
-iCinity of Falk Store, and Immediate
y started to take charge OF the I'M
ortunate man. but when he arrived
ound the man not to be insane but
n imbecile whose homo Is in Gem
,cunty, and who had wandered away.
ir. HanigGn took the young man in
barge and returned him to his
eople about five miles above the
,ounty line.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27
BUSINESS FIRM CHANGES HAND

A deal which has been pending for
some time came to a close last Tues
day whereby ]. w. Vanderfcrr be-
came the owner of the Don't Worry
Store. Mr.. Lester. one of the forpf-
sr proprietors will remain in the
business for the summer. Mr. Snov-
berger will be retained by Mr. Van
derford in the repair shop where all
kinds of repair work win be done an
before. The business win be con-
tinued under the style name. Tho
don't Worry Store" Mr.. vanderfod
has an announcement in this issuc.
Mr.. Brown will retire from the buSi-
ness and move on farm which hc
received in the deel. locnt on Fan
Creek about 40 mics from Mcuntaii
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27
FOR COUNTY CoMMIssEoNEI

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
l wish to announce myself to the
voters of Payette County that | am
p candidate for nomination on the
Republican ticket for County Com
missioner from the New Plymouth
District.
N. S. FELTHOUSE.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27

When Mrs. G. d. Shake, living on
the Fruitland bench, went to locate
her car after the Chautauqual We'd
nesday evening, found the car miss
ing. She at once notified tie Sheriff
who Immediately went in search OF
the missing car which has not yet
been located. Mr.. Hanigan however
did locate q car in the guIch near
the pump house without IN owner,
cvidertlv the work OF malicious Joy
riders,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Beginning on Sunday next June 30,
and continuing until further notice,
there will be one service only each
Sunday, a celebration Of the Holy
Communion at a. m.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27

Are iyou grateful that . 100000 of
our boys, enlisted in our Army and
Navy, are giving US security at homes
II you are, turn your gratitnde into
War SAVINGS Stamps,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27
NOTICE

Everybody who expects to vote at
the Primary and General Election
will have to register. These west of
the Railroad will register with Mrs.
il. E. Jennings, 235 No st. t2.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27

Year Blair. who has been rslnnins
the Moss Nero. Co. delivery. had
quite an accident last Friday morn
ing while unloading barrel Of gaso-
lene. The ibarrel which was full at
the time slipped and struck him On
the foot. He was taken to physicifn
but owing to swollen condition 1t
was not certain as to any bones be-
ing broken. He can set around on
but win be laid Up for
somo time.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-27
FARM WAGES.

The County Agent has received ;
telegram asking that all Idaho citi
zens who refuse to work at the es
tablished wages be reported to Boise
Nuf sed. W. R. P.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
SEASON OPENS
WITH BIC CAME
U. S. Army Officers and
Soldiers Assist National
League Opening.

New York, April 16.-The National
league season opened here today with
the New York club. winner of the
1917 pennant opposing Brooklyn.
Jess Barnes and Tesreau were ready
to pitch for the Giants and Marquard
for Brooklyn
Mai. Gen. William a. Mann, T.. S. A.,
threw the first ball A drill by COM
Fanies OF soldiers and marines and
a bomb throwing contest were other
attractions.
Charles HerzOg, one time captain
Of the Giants. by signing a contract
with the Boston Braves early today
relieved the tension Of an awkward
situation and left manager McGraW
free TO use Larry Doyle and Barnes.
HerzoE came TO terms with Percy
HaughtOu. president OF the Boston
club. who intimared that the agree
ment was in the nature Of q cOmpro-
mise Herzog viii join the Braves in
Philadelphia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

WILLIAM HOkJFF, the Bohemian
w heavyweight wrestler. is the
latest mat star TO declare himself as
a candidate for the heavyweight
championship now in dispute among
the giant graDplers since the demise
Of Frank GOtch-
Farmer BILL As the Bohemian
f. best known 10 fandom. r. not
newcomer to the game by any
means. lie has been at Il for
over six years and not so very
long aEo was conceded more than
an even chance to annex the title,
but In a match with Joe Steeher
he tore a few liEuments in an
ankle, which laid him on the
shelf for almost a year.
Now BIZ is back as strong and
good as ever and is yearning FOR ac-
ton. He issues a sweeping challenge
TO all asQirauts for title hOuors and
hopes that some OF them VIII aeceE {
his defy. None is barred. Caddock
Zy5yszko. Lewis and Stecner can
name any terms and conditions suit
able TO them. If they viii agree TO
sign Ur.
AS proof that the self STYLED cham
pious fear the big fellow. 10 was
shown that both ZbyszkO and Lewis
were offered attractive purses by a
Chicago promoter 20 meet the Farm
er" I'm q finish contest. Both the Pole
and -Strangler' turned the PROPOSE
ton down cold after Offering ridicu-
Ious excuses for their refusal
IL may be recalled that Hokuff
was the man who showed mp John
T'reberE. by easily pinninE him,
when John was paradinE the
country. meeting all corners a.
the MASKED Wrestler Also.
Bill l. the only one who in recent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
.HEINIE WAGNER
RED S0X COACH
Barrow Springs Surprise
by Putting Wagner in
Johnnie Evers's Place.

Boston. Mass. April 1G.-Stating
that he considered his connection With
the team a thing OF the past. John j.
Evers. coach Of the Boston American
league baseball club. left for his home
in Troy last night. Evers did not ap-
pear in uniform when the Red SoN
opened the season with the Philadel-
phia Athletics and explained this was
by request of manager Barrow. Evers
has already communicated with one
National league team in regard 10 q
possible playing or coaching position
this season. he said.
While Evers watched yesterday
game from the grand stand. Charles
tHeine) Wagner. the former captain
and infielder of the team. made an
unexpected appearance in Uniform
and coached at third base. Manager
Barrow announced that Wagner has
been acquired as coach and scout.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
- JINGLES FROM SHORTHAND
9 By Jack NeiOck.


JOHNNY EEERS.
He broke into the major leagues
just sixteen years ago.
And he has starred there ever
since.
As averages Will show.
He's battle Scared and all OF
that.
Bot still he's in demand:
For he f. full Of baseball brains
And fine old Trojan sand.
At second base he was the king
OF players in his day;
His playing was n work OF art,
A. baseball writer's say.
But though his whip has lost its
zip.
And time has slowed him down.
The bugs are mighty strong for
in every big league tevu.
L and his batting eye, but his chin
viii 80 on forever.
The wild. wild minors are masking
wild men out OF the club owners.
You may have a lot OF tough luck.
but you can always be thankful that
you are not a minor league maguate.
Fred Fulton Il training on ap-
pluuse from the huld-hended row.
Col Miller says Willard is iu great
shape Great is right.
Some OF these days Won Hindenbure
viii quit fighting and become q pu-
gilist-
II the Pirates win the penuant
PiftsburE viii be just as gloomy
as ever.
Philadelphia stiu has a statue OF
William Penn and the Liberty Bell
i'm big league territory.
Big league clubs should station
physician NJ the pass gate 20 attend
hard boiled esgs this year.
The eggs who are separufed
from n thin dime 10 cover war tax
on their press passes viii prob
ably faint away with grief.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
FOWSer Already
In Good Shape

Frankie Fowser took his first
workout at Heidelberg Monday aft
ernoon. In preparation for his bout
with Speedbau Hayden he viii work
out daily at o'clock, also doing road
work Tommy Nelson, who is to meet
kid Henderson at Santa Fe on April
Is BE- working out with FoWser as
are also several other local boxers
Even now FOwser looks to be in
good condition. but as Hayden has
prved second 10 none in this section
at the middleweight figure, frankie
viii leave nothing undOne 70 assure
The victory he expects TO win.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
HIGHS WILL
ENTER DALLAS
TRACK MEET
Bryan, Bell and Urueta
Chosen From Squad to
Represent Paso.
ATHLETES MAKING
EXCELLENT TRIALS

DAWSON BRYAN, James Bell and
u Carlos Urueta viii leave Thurs
day for Dallas. Texas. TO represent
the FL Paso high school in the Oklaho-
ma and Texas intercollegiate track
meet. the three having been chosen
10y Coach Harry E. Behnamann from
the squad Of student athletes who
are daily working out at the stadium
show Good in Trials.
Judging by the marks made by the
three recently. FL Paso should be
heard from among the winners. Non
day evening Bryan easily made feet
six inches in the high jump. He also
skinned over the 40 yards in Sc
seconds. which he could probably
lower TO 50 seconds or better on a
good track and with the added slim
illus OF competition The track at the
stadium has just been finished. and
while it promises in time to be one Of
the best IN the state. at present It is
several seconds slower than a track
in good shape
Two Strong Runners.
Carlos Urueta ran a mile in sos on
q slow track and did not extend him
SELF. With @ better track and by
turning loose, UrUeta could easily
make the mile in 1852. He did the
half mile n 2:27. and probably could
do ii in 2.15 by extending himself
James Bell has been running the 100
yards in 10 40 seconds and the 22O
yard dash in % seconds. In both he
could do some better If pushed.
Not the Limit.
None Of these boys have been urged
to their limit, Coach Behnamann be-
lieving IL time 20 put forth the SUI
preme effort at Dallas. The Tiger
coach believes that with ordinary
conditions Bryan viii be able to win
the high jump and 40 yard dash. I'm
case conditions are favorable" stated
coach Behnamann Tuesday, IT expect
Bryan 10 break the track record in
the high jump The chances for Bell
and -Urueta to take places for FL Paso
are also considered good by Behna-
mann.
The annual high school inter class
track meet viii be run off Wednes- I
day and Thursday Of this week In
ter class baseball games viii be
played on Monday. Tuesday and We'd .
uesday Of next week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

High team game. The Southern Motor 1901
High total Q games, Individual-
O. C. Cole ---------.-- --------.- 4l5
High single game
W. D. stratton Of the Old Guards ess
The SmeIfer League.
High team total. The Brownfield.... 25-6
High team game. The Brownfield--. s04
High total games. H G. Bateman 645
High single game, IL c. Bateman-- 2s5
The Tri State Telephone League.
High team total. The Accounting. 2371
High team game. The Commercials.- 500
High total 8 games. w A Bradshaw 61s
High single game. W. A. Bradshaw -5S
The Mexican Mine and Smelter League.
High team total, The Srnelter....-. 2lT6
High team game. The Shelter. 65S
High total 9 games. J. Nandemoer-- 5s9
High single game. j. Vaudemoer. Iss
The Ladies Bowling Club.
High game. Mrs. Ed Schultz. .-..--- -34
Second high game. Mrs J. Il. Jagoe 2o1
Third high. Mrs. F. c. Schweneker I1t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
BOHEMIAN HEAVYWEIGHT WANTS
To MEET ALL BIC WRESTLERS
Farmer Bill" Hokuff Seems to Have Form Emitting
Him to Match With Giant Grapplers Engaged in
Socalled Elimination Contests; Attracted At
tention First as the Masked Wrestler.

years succeeded in deeisively de-
fentinE Marvin Plesrina two
straight falls in less than %
minutes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
MILLER SHOWING GOOD
FORM AT TRAINING CAMP

New York Yankees. will undoubtedly
start the season in center field Mil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
rEXAs LEAGTE sTANDINGs.

Where They Play Wednesday.
Fort Worth at san Antonio.
Houston at Shreveport.
Dallas at Waco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
HFRzOC SIGNS WITH Draws

HEltLOG SIGNS WITH bhAt Is
New York. April 16--Percy Haugn-
ton. president Of the Boston National
league team. announced e+rly this
morning that Charles HerZog had
signed his contract and would join the
Braves az PhuedelphiA-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Where They Play "wednesday.
St Louis az Chicago
Philadelphia at Boston
Detroit at Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
BOWLING TEAMS Of BIC LEAGUE
: GET EVEN BREAK DURING WEEK

Seymour Still Leading in Individual Standing, With
Cole Second and Bryan Third; WoOdburn, in Smelter
League and Commercials, of the Telephone League,
Leading Duck Pin Season Opens Soon at Cactus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16

] he last week mas DeeA q IellldIlA-
1 ably even one in local bowling
circles. no changes resulting in the
big league standing and all teams
| splitting even-each won two, each
lost two.
J. y. Seymour. who took the lead
from ". J. Bryan last week, is still
at the head Of the individual column.
While Bryan has made a slight gain
1 this week, there is still ahead of him
I C. G. Cole. who became holder OF the
! record for high total in three games
this season when he rolled a high to-
tai Of 713 two weeks ago. and also
holds second place in the individual
column. As only a few pins separate
Seymour and Cole for first place, and
the season VIII close in three weeks,
7. it seems probable that Bryan. who has
been at the head of the individual
column most Of the time VIII hardly
be able to regain the lead.
Voodburn Leading.
In the Smelter league, Woodburn
still holds the lead, with Koenig
close second. and there is a toss up
between these two teams for first
place in this league. Mr.. Bateman
stlI holds the high individual aver
age, though he is falling lately. and
the way that Mr.. Woodburn is going.
he has a chance to win out in the last
three weeks that there is left to bowl
Commercials Strong
In the Trf state Telephone league,
the Commercials look TO be the win
uers now, and they are leading the
49, me nn.rH HaHHH
there being seven points separating
them for the high honOrs. So as we
Judge by past performances we can
safely say that places in the Big
league. and the Telephone are won at
this time. and that all the fight now
lies in the Smelrer league. there being
only two points separating those two
teams which have been changing
places all the year in a struggle for
first place In this league, one week l
the WOodburn team has been leading, /
the next finds the kOenig team at
the top.
Duck Pins Next.
Next week or ten days VIII find
the Duck pin season open At the
club and there will no doubt be some
good scores made this year. It is the
second year t1at rubber duck pins
have been used They proved such
a good thing last year that the man
agemeut has decided on them again
THIS year LOOK out LOr some record [
scores this summer
CACTTS ROWLING & ATHLETIC CLUB. /
LEAGUE STANDING To DATE.
The Big League.
Teams. Won Lost Pet. (
The s 5,s Motor Co. % e-5
TIE Old Guards -------- % - 40 D
me me city NS atom i Bank s. <s ~
The Smelter League.
Teams. Won Lost Pct
The Woodbur1 Team. 55 Al $40 l
me Koenig Team-.-....- s. g So
The Capron Team ----..-. 40 At SO /
The Brownfield Team IS 61 sos
The Tri State Telephone League.
Teams. Won Lost Pct
The Commercials $1,000 so IS SIS
The Accountings 10000. 4S 20 SOS
The Pant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - 4 sos
The Engineers ------.--- % zS 3GS
The Mexican Mine and Smelter League.
Teams Won Lost Pet
T TRs 5 sRslser . ....... i Z s s5s
CACTUS CLUB BOWLING RECORDS
MADE IN 19l5-I9IS SEASON.
The Big League.
High team total The Southern Motor $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
ANIERICAN IEAGIE-

At Boston r. H. T.
Philadelphia .-....010 900 0O0-l 3
Boston --.-.-------021 100 cox g
es-Phuadslphia. Adams. Myers
and AcAv0y; Boston. Ruth and Aguew-
AZ Washington f. IT, F.
New York -.--...-202 600 020-6 IL o
Washington --.....-. 900 800 000-9
Batteries-New York. Russell. Nogridre
and Hannah Washington. johnson aud
Aiusmlth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-16
BASEBALL


At Dallas r. T. T.
Dallas .----..--.-....- .-...--..-.-
Shreveport Observation-Disclosures
Batleries-Dallas. Lewis and Pirate.
Shreveport. Munscil and snyder
AZ Fort Worth r.. IT. T..
Fort Worth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Batteries-Fr. Worth. WachteI ard
WoodaIl; Waco, Fulton. Bacon and Man
chester. White.
AT Houston Dr. IT. E.
Houston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
san Antonio Observation-Disclosures. % IA
Batteries-A1artina. Countryman and
NGyes; san Antonio. Bancroft and Gibson.