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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
Dy NJ, Z. Brown.

TOLEDO. ohio. Jun. % 2s'~tspseiai)-
Livss there q man with sporting In
stinct 10 dead who some time to himself
or somebody else has not said, "pcmp-
sey Tor WIZARD VII win the nshtf"
There does not,
Having picked the winner himself. he
is intsrtstsd In knowing whether the
30. for the benefit Of those who have
been follcwings my discussions. here
GOES my hunch;
willard will win IN six rounds
| have watched the men In SrainiDg.
have chinnsd with them outside the ring
and have perussd the dope carefully.
! pick willard on the comparative else
Of the men today, their general eondl-
ton today and the general conditions
surrounding the coming bout At Toledo
July T.
have passed up tho dops entirely. To
why
You can point to ths string OF thirty
two knockouts Dempsey hss 70 his
credit IN the short time he has been
that he showed TO better advsntags
against rlsn both met than did willard
SO fer, 30 Uood. but
lie has no victory over Q champion
and Jack Johnson Al that--to his credit,
Everyone will admit that johnson stili
possessed bis fighting cleverness. his
fighting brain ana considerable physical
endurance when he met willard And
willard today is a better fighter all
sround than he was then. Poor old Jim
Flynn knocked Jack Dempsey cold with
wnliop on the jaw. Compare Hymns
whliops TO Wiliaids
no much for the dope The only thing
II shows II that Dempsey sta nds out
head and shoulders. fisurstiveiy spssk.
Ing. above the army OF ALLEGED heavy.
weights But that does not indicate how
Dempsey stacks up against willard.
In rfchinF willard to win ! DO not
want 10 belittle Dempssy a. . fighter.
As ] have said before. he 10 the fastss,
heavy ] have ever ssen. No doubt he
compares we'll with Corbstt a. far M
speed Is concerned. ! think OF sli the
hss.yw'iEh,, and alleged heavyweight
.H:mpi 70 snatch Ii. &c crown S'f from nv WI. t.
lsrd'S head
Nut Il can't be done, The bird who
can HEX jess Willard hAAn't shown up
on the horison ss yet.
WilisrdS veaeh and immense sise and
weigh,, coupled with = fsir amount OF
speed will spell defeat for the ehsl.
willard VIII Check Attack.
Dempsey plans to place ali his hone
In boring through wizards reach ana
hammerlng wiilarA's stomach until the
big hoy drops No doubt Dempsey VIII
manage "a break through Jsss's fast islt
ard his rlEht, Bst. IN my opinion, his
attack VIII bs checked and willard !
middle - we'll protected BY the ume
Dempsey ssts In thst his blows WIN not
b. - sfsctiYs a. planned. willard Ia
re M AFtn4 htn Vra{uiNw nx>oA 4 ,
stomach OF his TO wfihstsnd what blows
do land
Against . man ~ tall - willard
Desnpsey cannot hope 70 keep his head
we protected while play1nS for VII.
hrds middle. Whsn Dsmpaey |,
crouehsd low for action willard ear
strike over Dempssy's guard, 90 tc
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dltion by July to stand a 'erritc
pace"
Leonard's Trainer Doubtful

dlion by July to stand a terrific
Leorsrd's Trainer Doubtful
George Ensls. Who trains Henry
Leonard wonderful judge of hght-
ers condition. and who was n Willard
enthusiast. claims that willard appeara
10 him a. slower and hulkier than even
some OF the champions critics hHd PIC
tured
Tom Jones pllo,ed willard into a
worlds mpionship. after picking W
Willard when he Vas little more thHn
n novice and a Joke bnttler. II any
.msn IN competent 10 judge of Wlllbfd .
condition. It ls Jones This is the opIn
ion Of Jones
'Ho isn't tho Jess willard Of Ha.
Ysna. not by any means, He's faitG
and much slower However, | am hope
ful that by hght day he VIII he IN
shape, I've already bet . bunch o'
money on him"
Tom Andrews, Milwaukee promoter
saw willard, and a. a student oi
lighting form who has seen Willard IN
ualnlns for all his important batues
sSid
"liSht now he IL a Fat ring man. %
and slow In comparison with hE Ha'
vans form Thought before | came
here he couldn't lose But now hc
'fi'AlUll VpTs Hot appear Nh' w VS.
Lcatnb. champion II hs dposn', spe u
up IN his training he VIII ~ INTO the
ring July I. far below necessary form
Folks who have no real choice IN hc
fiSht who yearn only for a slam bang
thrilling contest--really view willard =
present lack OF fighting condition rath .
er cheerfuliy Many have believed an
along that willard 10 too bis and 100
rugged for Dempsey and that the hgh'
would be too one sided TO be enter
tAining Now they are pefking up be e'
cause they figure that II willard ioc@s
perfect form I, will Just ahopt offset
his natural advantages and mAk, All
IN ngs about my my when the two
glsdln'ors enter the ring
willard planned 10 whirl through me
last weeks traiFns at q hurricane cllp
Al OF his snsrEes win be bent towsrcs
hardening His resistance power anu
speeding his attack a wise course
Wizards footwOrk, despite great I'M
provemen, shown during the past week
! Is s,Ill rovenly. bis timing is better
/ but far from what II needs 10 be. And
/ Jess willard powerful Though he u
and wonderfully muscled seems TO tire
when the battling with HIS partners
grows . BIT furious
| The punching power OF the mighty
/ champion perhaps II as great as IN thc
years Of hts prime. but his musole'
aren't tuned to stand the Iona. Ions
strain thnt. twelve rounds of fghtine
Twin demand And soft musclcd
{ champion never yet won fish, unles'
| he was lucky enough 10 drive home
chance ws'lop early In the Hsy.
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Expert Picks Willard to Win in Six Rounds

look for willard 20 tire Dempsey
pempSey has shown in his workouts
that he IL a powerful. buli-typc Of
tighter He has shown by his Chnrg-
ins attack against his opponents tina,
h's rushing t1ctics form one Of his big
nhfcm. uut against Willard no VIII he
rushing a giant. He viii h. striving
heavier than himself give way Willard
can lean his great bulk on the chal-
longer In the clincher and use his
weight In many ways TO tire Jack and
eventually halt his rushes.
wIIlard Has killing Brow.
Little has been -|Aid about wnlnrds
uppsrcut--ths bl6k that killed Bull
Young Bu, II must be considered
seriously. In the first place. because
Dtmpsey II much shorter. thst blow
WIN not have TO travel far from where
willard win start II Consider the sit
uction. WIZARDS grost mItt VIII prob
chest when he stSis the uppercut
jess chest This mtrns the blow will
no, have to travel Yut few inches
Willard can put poJU In that short
punch. The punch knd speed he car
ries In his arms are concealed by their
great length and Wizards general
build. In his training the punches that
tcnt MonahAn, iietnpls and his other
10 he hard ones HIS punches are
what may W. called heavy.
Dempsey of course. cannot hope TO
do anything with Nillard's Jaw or head.
The challenger would have 10 swinr
his glove above his head 10 land on
JOSS check Tha, he rc1liIes this Is
shown by the fact that no pays little
attention TO Biz Blll TRte's head wAlie
working out with the Willard size
sparring mate,
Willard isa brainler man than Derp-
sey. He viii plan snd execute his own
battle IN the tinE Dempsey cannot
tnkc Jack Kearns and Jimmy De For.
est into the ring with him. Dempsey
Wiilard's sire and weight and reach In
tho rinx yhst sofnsthiDg 10 Willsra's 3
sharp Wit and his sarcastic remarks,
OF course, how far this will bother the
youn9ster cannot he determined
Dempsey Has One Chance.
Dempsey's only chancs. J believe, ID
the one he banks on. namely. a dash
ng. rushing, piunging attack on WI.
ln,d's middle Against the willard
who met Moran three years ago or
ing five or six weeks ago for IN. com
ing ull. Dempsey would have had n
fine chance willard was yoft at the
times mentioned HIS stomach was
flHbby, hts wind short and hts endur
nnce lacking But don't think there's
chance for Dempsey sssirs. Willard
as Jess viii be July Fourth judging
from Willards condition now
! believe that dempsey viii nght his
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YISrERDAY'S RESULTS.
Western.
Oklahoma City u pes Moincs !.
4 Omaha 2s; Joplin 3.
Sioux city 7, Tulsa 8,
st. Joseph .; Wichita T.
AmsrIssn,
Washington so; Boston III,
Chicago 4 Cleveland !, y
Al st. Louis-Detrolt: wet grounds.
Boston s.s' Phiia dslphiA +-s.
Chicago !; Cincinnati O.
brooklyn .; New York l.
ST. Louis J; Pittsburgh /.
Texas leaaue.
At Waco Dallas, no game. rain.
AZ San Antonio Beaumont. wet
grounds.
At Fort Worth 0; Shreveport g.
american Association.
Toledo .; indianapolis II.
Milwaukee 2; Minneapolis 3.
Kansas CITY 4: ST. Paul 10.
Columbus 2; Louisville s.
TODAY'S GAME.
Western.
Dcs Moln At Oklahoma city
Sioux CITY at Tnlss,
81. Joseph at Wichita
Omaha at Joplin
National leaaue.
New York at Brooklyn. rain, $50 ?
m.
Boston at Philadelphia. cloudy. $40
p m
Pittsburgh At Cincinnati. cloudy. 50
81, Louis st Chicago, clear, two
games, l:30 and $50 y. m.
American League.
Philadelphia at New York. rain $50
p, m.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
PEC0RD ALMOST
CERTAIN TO Be
ONE OF THE MEN
Willard Said 10 Have De-
manded Rickard Be Named,
fDy The Associated Prsss)

TOLEDO, Ohio, June h.-Thcre
will be a A-hour delay in the formal
announe em,nt ot the names OF the Of
iieials for the heavyweight champion
ship oon,e,, between Jess Willard and
Jack Dempsey here July 4
The announcement of the officials
selected, scheduled 10 he made today.
will not be made until tomorrow The
delay va, caused by the failure OF
Adsm Ernpis. secretary OF the army,
navy and civilian board Of boxing con
troll. and W. A. Gavin. . member Of
the executive committee. 20 catch their
train from Toledo iov New York last
night They will not arrive in New
York until this evening, too late to
hold . meeting OF the executive com
nn'es oi the board.
The nominations tn be disclosed by
Fmpi. and Gavin wilt be formally rat
iiIsd BY Mai, A. J. Drsxel Biddls.
president Of the boxing control board,
and Promoter Richard will then he in
formed Of the selections. Rieksrd
said he would make the names public
here ~ sooN ~ he receives Official
word Friday. Two judges and . ref
cree will decide the contest This wss
positively announced yesterday. From
authoritative sources II WAS learned
that Ollie Pecord, official referee oi
the Toledo boxins commission. would
= likely be one OF the officials selected
/ Il vss said today that Willard had
made Z demand 10 have Rieksfd named
~ oNs Of the judges.
Osmessy and Willard today faced
Just one more week OF training Tor
klksis title eontsN. Willard said tha,
~ iaisaded to drop oil work mex,
Wednesday. Admirers Of the cham.
pISn believe that he 10 close to top
! tesm o, present and that three or four
Bays will find him In perfect fighting
1esm.
I Both Willard and the ehalleHkef had
Fairly spirited workouts Yesterday
Dempsey oil but knocked out Bill Tate
70 giant negro sparring partner, upset.
ting him with . left hook.
J Dempsey boxed six rounds whik
DsWillsrd stepped the customary eight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26

IA. until got out to the ball park
Yesterday and | seen Jack Holland ana
h. Was not looking like he was en-
joylng hIuseif so | says Jack What 70
the trouble and he says Nothing only
have not got = tlrstbassran and ne
tails me about Adams going away with
out leaving no sddres
wen Id | wa sorry tor jack aud Of
fercd % play the bag myself and u
might be done worse. but Jack says
40 sou ere needed moro where you are
and the pnp"r could not get along with
out You so JACK put this spfleihst
on the bag pud 10 done almost as good
ha myself only instead NJ getting Dut
Two hits ! would probable have busted
this Dimock for four nr three blows
Witch nobody would ot been able 10
II YOU have couple Pinksr,ons looss
H... yuur Office Ed wish YOU
would loan them TO Jack on account o,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
REFEREE AND JUDGES TO BE ANNOUNCED TOMORROW WILL DECIDE FIGHT

lmh wanting to uso them " locate
Adams and ID would not do ro harm 10
publish q description of the player ant
send It all over tho world and part Of
Germany.
Here Ia tbs dope on Adams. Ne -
seven eigh,hs and shoss \ littls shf0es
and when found viii probable bs wear.
llg bah suit though not 10 Z leaoue
sSms Il you will believe Jack HolluNd.
'Ths bird I'd Ia fond Of 100 battlue
averages snd WAS wearing one of them
when he LETT town,
II you viii print this Ed. Il VIII 60 eI
over tho world and to Fort Smith, Ars.,
and tho folks over there VIZ search
the town and II Adams II there thev
will put him and this 300 average on
the irsln and send him back to Okla
homa CITY.
iIliterste'y Yours,
AIT 1vMM,
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Sumnsry; JivA hass hits, 1pr,sts>r
4 FLlNllmsse. IhgsA esss NJ, Nav. esevt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26

flee hit. Griffin. Stolen basas. FAN, Lin
dirlsye, Double play. Hartford, Coffey
and Hasbsoo strvc cut, by Yorman, {,
by Dimock I. Bases on balls, of Yonk.
man ., Oft Dimock ], off Payne I. Hits
Off Dimock u N 7 inninss: Oft Payne 0
IN one inning. LEFT on bases. Oklahoma
Umpire. Hoimss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26

Il O | efuliy and
ali outing no more
It's all because
Of the krsa, fear
that the king VI
pugilists may not
be able TO get lnto
real condition for
the slashlng. bruis
ing battle which
the cyclonio Jack
Dempney 10 sure
TO wage
willsrd laughs
At these fears And
80 does every man
In his camp It 10
their bel'ef that
willard VIII be In
tip-top form hen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26

Washington n Boston. clear. AIS p,
n.
Chicago at St. Louis, clear. s:3o p
N.
Cleveland st Detroit. threatening. .
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Art Gvmsna Says:
I'VE Have Gone and Mislaid Our
Firstbaseman Somewhere"

Dear Editor
Well Ed ! suppose you know by this
time we have gone and mtsiaid our
firs,bsseman somSwhere and are not
able TO find ihm on account Of him
gettiNg hornesick and leaving for some
other place and putting Us in q hole
| did not know thto Adams had gone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-26
WILLARD FANS
COOL AS THEY
SEE HIM WORK
Many SkepticaI and Less In
clined TO Flash Coin.
0y Frank a. Msnks.
Gnterns stionsl News Service staff
tnrrespOnd0Dt

TOELDO. Ohio. juno 2s--L.gions Of
Willard shouters S,riying In this com
munity, trek out 10 zee their idoh
watch him from every conceivable an
gle In his workouts and then they
come away shaking their heads rather
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
ALPINE RANCE
SHOWS Up WELL
Heavy Cattle Shipments
Are Being Made Prom
West Texas.

sun raining around in the country
about Alpine. Tex. and grass seeding
out wen. Is the report from that dis
trict 70 the Panhandle and Southwest
ern stockmen's association offices in
FL Paso.
The most important COW sales for
the same period comes from the
Canadian district Of Texas where
Thomas F. Moody sold to Hiram
snyder one lot Of $50 COWS at SIS and
another Of go head az SIS.
Cattle shipments during the week
follow
From Alpine district-OrIsn Brun-
ton. two cars uE calves and one Of
cows from Ryan 20 TT. Worth. 6. A.
Brow sold 800 rearlings and two yeat
oids 20 A. S. Cage OF Alpine. g. T.
kokcrnof. four cars Of cows and two
Of mixed cattle from Alpine 10 TT
worth Joe Harmon, one car mixed
cattle from Alpine TO National Live
stock Commission company r.
worth; ". IT. Cardwen one car or
cows from Maria TO san Antonio, Tex
From Clarendon. Dalhart and Can
adam districts the shipments for the
week were.
TO Kansas City-Thomas and Haes.
three cars of COWS. from TeXhou-a-
Mason Haes. one car OF cows, from
TeEhoma- Edgar. Hugh, one car OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
FEDERAL TRADE BOARD
ATTACKS SENATOR WATSON

Washington, ID. c.. Oct 2.-The fed
eral trade commission. in a formal
statement today announced that
the charges made against the com
mission By senator Watson, Repub-
Iican. Indiana. and senator sherman,
Republican. Illinois, were part and
parcel Of the warfare Of the Chicago
meat packers against the department
OF justice and the federal trade COM
mission with the purpose Of subvert-
ing Justice
The commission said the good faith
Of senator Watson's charges was open
to question when It was remembered
that the senator was lobbyist in
1903, and il charged that the senator S
relations with the Chicago packers
were shown By certain responcence
which the commission had taken from
the files Of Wilson & Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
Ai9-mea Battle
To Win Fourth
Place In Race
Pearson and Manzelman
Expect to Reach Min
cola Tonight.

Chicago. III, oct 22.-Lieut Alex
ander Pearson, r., and Lieut. Earl
1Ianzelman were engaged today in a
close contest 10 win the honor OF be-
ing the fourth aviator TO finish the
transcontinental flight in the army
air race Both expected to reach
alineola. n T., before night in the
last leg OF their flight from the At
lantic 70 the Pacific and return.
The aviators spent last night al
Cleveland. o., and left there early IN
the day with favorable flying weather
in prospect for the last few hours Of
the journey
Three Minutes Apart.
Lieut. Mauzelman left Cleveland at
a. m and Lieut. Pearson. IT., fol-
lowed him at z-01 a. m The latter was
there at 9-25 a. m Lieut.. Manzelman
arrived three minutes later.
Lieut. II. ". Sheridan, next I'm the
eastbOund group of aViators. was de-
tanned at Rock Island, III, by engine
trouble. but expected TO reach Cleve-
land before dark.
Held BY Engine Trouble.
Lieut. r S Worthlngton, west
bound, was held az Rock Island. III.
for several hours because Of engine
trouble. but expected TO reach Omaha
before the end Of the day.
-Four other eastb0und flierE we're
reported at control stations in western
states. delayed by Indictment weather
or engine trouble.
There are seven aviators at san
Francisco preparing 70 begin the trip
to Mineoia, n Y
Gish Leaves Preside.
san Francisco Calit-, Oct Z3-Lieut
D. 3. Gish, plotting airplane No. 3e, IN
the transcontinental air derby, left
the Preside here at 1880 a. m to-
day for return flight 10 Mineola-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
GRIP, IHFLUEHZA
HamHn's Wizard Oh q RoHablo,
AHtiaeptls Preventive

During influenza epidemics spray
the nose and throat several times z
day with one part Wizard Oil and
two paris water, using an stOmiEer.
If you haven't an ztomizer, garEle
the throat and snuff the mixture up
the ncss- This treatment sets up an
antiseptic wall Of defense against
-Fls germs.
Chest colds and sore throat lead
C. grip Stop them al oncc with
Wizard OIL before they can develop
INTO dangerous influenza.
Get Il from druggists for 50e- If
not satisfied, return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constpzted or have sick head
aches 5zst Try Wizard Liver WhipG
Plezsznt little pink pills &c AZ drugs
sists. GuzTsnteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
TWO FORT BLISS AIRMEN
LAND IN ALFALFA FIELD

Berino. NJ n. Oct zz.-The popula-
ton Of Beriuo had free exhibition 81
aerial stunts on Tuesday morning.
when an alrplane occupied By Lieut..
2, Lewis and Lieut.. H. Goodrich, of
The 9Sth aero squadron landed IN me
Gardner alfalfa field. west OF Berino.
Lieut. Lewis and Lieut. Goodrich are
stationed at Fort Bliss, but had only
made few flights locally, so. being
unfamiliar with the topography OF the
country, they lost their bearings here
because OF the cloudy weather and
made the landing. after short stou
they returned 10 Fort Bliss. A large
crowd was attracted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
C. H. AND S. A. ANNOUNCES
NEW TIME TRAIN SCHEDULE

4 new operating schedule for the
G. r q S. A. railroad, effective sun
day. Oct PC, when the clocks are set
hack an hour, has been received hy
local officials Of the road The new
schedule follows: No 9 viii leave Del
Rio al a. n, 26th. new time; No
iol Of the 18th VIII leave Sanderson
1898 p m. or one hour late. No 10
OF the 25th viii leave FL Paso 1850
p m, or one hour late; No. 100 VIII
leave Sandersor. 1-01 a. m 25th. or
one hour late.
The trains, except No. g. viii run
from places specified one hour late
until 2 o'clock in the morning sun
day, old time AfterWard they VIII be
governed by the schedule No VII
leave Del Rio on new time
All other trains on other lines VIII
be operated on schedule.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
RACERS READY
FOR BIC RACE
Entry List Closes With AZ
Cars; Big Cash Prizes
Offered.

Belated applications for entry In the
FL Paso to Phoenix road race cen
tinued TO come IN Tuesday all day in
spite Of the fact that the closing Of
entries was at midnight. October 60
AT that time ~ entries had been re-
ceived
Entries from as far east as Atlantic
City. ana as far west as Elko. Nev..
came in during the last week, with
entrants from all over Texas, New
Mexico and Arizona
The purse, which viii be SPLIT
three ways among the three first cars,
aggregates $1,000. OF nearly double
what il has been IN previous races
in the southwest No race Of similar
character in the country has ever
been held with as large q prize ~
stake The winning car in the pres
ent race viii receive $3.50. which IS
more than the total purse has been
in former events
The cars viii start from FL Paso
November 2 at $50 o'clock. Racers
VIII leave at intervals Of two and a
half minutes
Following are the latest cars 10 en-
ter, and their owners Hudson, T. p
Cunningham, FL Pasoi Buick, r. A
Durlo, las Cruces. " NJ; American,
David F. Wilke. Tempe, ARK; Mar
mon. C. A Bennett silver City. n H.;
National. Tardy and Randle. Douglas,
Ariz-, Hudson SUPER s, Cal Messner,
Phoenix. Ariz-; Pathfinder. o. ]. Tyson.
Columbus, n. H.; harmon, C. Y
Thompson Phoenix. Ariz-; Ford, John
Davis. Bisbee, Ariz.. Buick, Abe
Aguiiar, FL Paso; Mercedes Simplex,
Chas. F. Lewis, Glendale, Ariz-; Ford,
SnOdgrass & Sparks. Floydada. Tex
National Lester Motor company. Dem
ing, Ariz-; Buick, Martin Gold. Phoe-
nix. Ariz. Ford. Monte Mansfield
Tucson, Ariz-; Paige Special R. C.
Saufley. Phoenix, Ariz-; Packard, Har-
~ r. DoWney, Blsbee. Ariz-; Hudson
Super-Six, B. B. Elkins. Albuquerque,
n. n: Hudson, A. E. Ryan. FL Paso.
Tex; Dodge. Russell B. Armstrong.
Fort Worth. Tex; Velie, n L. Naqgin,
II DaEn T.r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22
SMALLPOX Is REPORTED
AT DURAN. NEW MEXICO

santa Re. n. NJ. Oct. 22.-An out
break OF Is or 20 cases Of smallpox IS
reported by the state health depart
ment as having occurred at Duran
The town is on the FL Paso and south
Nestern railroad, 215 miles north Of
FL PasO.
Gov. Larrazolo has ordered a mem
Der Of the New Mexico mounted po-
lice to Duran TO see that Quarantine
regulations are strictly observed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

three year old steers, from Texhomas
j. .. Stanley, nine cars OF cows from
Texhoma; Hanson and Stephen. two
cars Of cows. from Guymon, Okla
Penny. one car Of cows, from Guymnn7
Blake. two ears Of cows. from Tex
homa; NcAdamss two cars Of COWS
from i'aIfona- irving and Cessnan,
IL cars O isfd steers. from Dalhait-
A. Po0i. j. cars Of COWS and steers
from Dafhart T. & Berry, four cars
Of cows auc heifers, from Canadian
Roy Elzier. one car Of mixed castle,
from Amarillo; Lee Bevinss Two cars
OF mixed cattle, from amarillo. Mrs
Adair, Is cars Of cows and calves,
from Ashtola; Blocker and smith, one
car OF calves, from Clarepdop; C. Z
NcMurtIy: i've cars Of Fearlings, from
Clarendon
To 1T WORTH. s. Bugbee. one car
of cows and calves, from Clarendon;
Bass and Sisk. one car Of mixed cattle.
from Memphis; Bob Normand. three
cars Of COWS and calves. from Hedley;
n r Branley, one car Of cows ano
calves. Pom Clarendon; W. g. GO-f-
net, three cars Of one and two year
old steers. from Memphis Bass and