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EL PASO HERALD
Wednpsday. August 27 1919.
F!i ROCKWELL
FIELD IB
Mexican Cavalry Reported
Bringing "Waterhouse and
Connelly to Border.
"Ll Centro. Calif.. Aug- 27. Mexican
caalry. under command of Capt. Tru-
i llo late Tuesday were reported to
escorting to the international bono-
3a:v Lieut. Frederick Waterhouse and
"pciI H. Connelly American aviators
ivho have been missing from Rockwell
ield since lafat TVednesday.
Capt. TrujiUo reported by courier
to CoL Hlpollto Baranca chief of the
military forces of Lower California
ho has directed" a search for the men
for the past five days that he had
found them alive in Lower California
about 200 miles southeast of San
T'iego Calif. No further word had
leen received. The country where
the men were found is mountainous
and inaccessible.
brought to Ensenada the oapltal of
whence thev will be taken Into the ;
I :med States. I
Expect More News of Rescue. !
Caiexico. Calif.. Aug. !7. Further i
word of the rescue of Lieuta. F. B. I
Waterhouse and C. H. Connelly army 1
aviators a as expected at the border I
juexicaii
today The missing airmen were
fcur.d esterday by Mexican troops
under Capt- Trujillo of the forces of
aov. (Jantu according to a message
ty courier from the latter to CoL
H mo) i to Baranca. at Mexican.
Mexican officials here familiar with
the roads in Lowe r Cal if ornla said
today they thought it probable that
nc men would be taken direct to
Tiajuana and thence across the line
to their station at Rockwell new.
SiLVERIO SOTOTmEXICAS
BANDIT LEADER IS DEAD
Mexico City Mex 'Aug. 27. (Corre-
spondence of the Associated Press)
The death -of Silverio Soto a bandit
leader who has been operating for
some time in the state of Sinaloa is
reported in a communication to the
-n a - department by Lieut. Antonio
Paiarueioa. a federal" army officer.
"BAYER CROSS" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Ba-rer Tablets of Aspirin" to be
rename must be marked with the
safety -Bayer Cross." Always buy an
unbroken Bayer package which con
tains proper directions to sareiy re-
lieve Headache. Toothache Earache.
Neuralcia. Coids and pain. Handyln
boxea "of i: tablets cost but a few
cn-s at drue stors larger packages
a'o Aspirin is the trade mark of
Five- Manufacture of Monoacetlcael-d-ster
of Salicylicacld.
TKI-STATE IWESTMlSXT CO.
110 Sheldon El Paso. Texas.
Phone 381.
F. J. TRAFTOX Manager.
Order from as any oil share
yon see advertised. Buy and sell
orders executed promptly.
Iteferenre First National Bank
Hair Boots Come Out
Before Your Very Eyes
New Mrtfeed B&nh SuperflaeHalr
Tne nw way to remc superfiveu
1. - roots nd all th phtlactio way
"ridiv saper-edlnj; the old-fhIooed
j- Atory m tools. aJ veil as electricity
'z r aii-i ttcexTe. And no wonder!
H - is a product so harmless a child
. u I S3.f-lv eat u--bo non-lmuuBf ana
d it ie altogether pleasant to us
o.r th- pross Is so qtucx. acting xnm.
' i ua rmo -a tne nairs enure in
cladinc the roots in jast a few seconds:
-u vi! s-u-tiy hav th surprise of
T-r.u- i tr if -cm will obtata a stick of
j r la-:r f-TTi your dmsgit and foUow
tii. ?ini) t .nttructlonn wbifh accompany
E Tfaote Everlailing 1
KSLLL I
1 Springfield j
I Tires and Tubes S:
I PEESY-BANNELL i
1 TIRE CO. i
B Free Road Service. Phone 146 li
B Mills at Stanton St.
S C. F. Rt SSEI.U Mgr. E
MEW
Meyer Brothers Drug Co. St. Louis
SaysMaj. Smith
Doesn't Think
Renteria Dead
t
Newsnanpr IVIan Save.
Cavalry Of ficer Believes APtoHjad M-
d c I iran Court Calendar De-
Keport Erroneous. st)ite Cabrera's Plea.
Maj. C C. Smith commander of one
of the bodies of 8th cavalry troops
that followed the bandit band of
Jesus Renteria who captured and held
for ransom the two American army
aviators Paul H. Davis and H. G.
Peterson takes Utile stock in the re-
port that the bandit chief was killed.
He thinks Renteria escaped and went
to Chihuahua City or farther west.
This news was brought to El Paso
from Marfa by Hal Haddix. a news-
paper man. Haddix said he talked
with Maj. Smith and that the major
said he does not believe Renteria is
dead. Haddix said that all there was at Tamp::o says that oil companies
to Justify the belief that Renteria had operating In the region north of Vera-
been killed was the report saying two rui have pUced orders for $7000000
aviators shot into a party of three i -orth of improvement and develop-
Mexicans and two of the riders munt machinery. The newspaper
dropped off their horses and that the ihmks this indicative of the belief of
third Mexican hid In the brush. The I th oil companies U as ultimate sat-
reoort he eays. said the men then islactory settlement of the petroleum
hnt into th. brush and later saw al
is tied to a story of two Mexicans
woo wore mn iiii Mt;Bu& ............
hua leading a Wounded horse. They
said that Renteria was killed.
Mexicans and Americans who know
well the habits of such bands as those
of Renteria say they think Renteria
is in hldinr at a ranch or in a YlIuf
Maj. Smith. Haddix says told him
tnat banaits are mucn given ii .
Ing reports circulated that tney nave
been killed.
Mexican Officials
Asked Withdrawal
of Seventh Cavalry
A demand for the withdrawal of
the American expedition which
crossed at Fort Hancock. Texas. Eat-
urday. was made by Mexican officials
soon after the expedition crossed it
became known here today.
Troops of the Seventh cavalry un-
der command of CoL Francis W. Glo-
ver crossed the border remaininc in
Mexico during the day without loeat-
lne the cattle thieves.
Offers to send Mexican cavalry
troops to pursue the thieves were
made bv the Mexican government of-
ficials if American troops were with-
drawn. This offer was not accepted.
GEN. MANUELmTdIEGUEZ IS
EXPECTED IN JUAREZ SOON
Gen. Manuel M. Dieguer. chief of
military operations in the north of
Mexico will arrive In Juarez next
week according to advices received
by Andres J. Garcia. Mexican consul
general Gen. Dieguez will make a
study of border conditions and will i vicinity were more kind to the San mlnlstrator for Arizona is being tor-
superintend the placing of cavalry NieoEfi mine a few miles west of he i Jf"0? J?"1?!.???:
- hnntM w i MtK Mifif Tha dii at Wsjsnuisrton xor Dreeentation
The cavalry train bearing a fall
regiment of men mounted on Ameri-MQ
can cavalry horses recently purchased
by the Mexican government in ---i
Paso was expected to arrive in
Juarez Tuesday night. Delay la ob-
taining cars however has prevented
Ue entraJmnent of the troops and It
i. nut irnbwn mat when they will ar
tive. Train service was stopped on
the Mexican Central lines Tuesday
'afternoon and no trains reached
Juarez Wednesday morning. Rail-
road and military officials were un-
able to state what had delayed the
trains but learned shortly before
noon that the first passenger train
wouM reach Juarez at 7 odock to-
night SHIP CARRYING TRUNKS OF
! MUNITIONS" REACHES CUBA !
I " .
Hinni. Cuba. Aug. 27. The steam-
ler Morro Castle which according to
i advices from- New York had on board
I ten trunks filled with arms and am-
munition bound from New Tork for
I Mexico. arrrWfd here Tuesday. The
Morro Castle was cot held up on tha
i voyage by American warsnips.
.velMnsTr
iaw that rtiA vessel nas in ner
cargo ten cj oj. w v- fTAf
in. icgai luiu 1 um - -
which are eonsigneo. 1.0 a. -a.vai
firm and the remaining six to Mexico.
The ship's officers ay that thus far
no trunks containing smuggled am-
munition have been located on the
steamer.
iDICKMAN DENIES FEAR OF
CLASH WITH CARRANCISTAS
San Antonio. Tex.. Aug. 27 Maj.
Gen. Joseph T. Dlekmln. southern de-
partment commander has' denied the
frA. rr.niieiArta that the puni
tive expeenuon naa own ociwicu
from continuing the pursuit of Mex-
. t . nrM.nne nf Car-'
I ranza troops sx mii uw w
!"a2Sr ..v... h.
t.u th. trails nlr.ked nn in Mexico
! by the forces ceased to be hot. Gen.
uiCKnun Baiu. i. a. --
with Mexican troops caused the de-
I c is ion to bring the expedition out 01
Mexico
Educator Shoes
at
THE WHITE BOOTERY
103 San Jacinto St.
Where do drugs come -from?
Everywhere. Distance has no
meaning in the universal search
of the Meyer Brothers Drug
Company for quality materials.
Nature's contributions from the
ends of the earth meet within
the fourvall3 of this the world's
largest drug house. .
Fifteen thousand druggists ex-
tend Meyer service to the four
corners of the map Quality
Cerbfied by Test
Ej
OIL LITIGATION
(Continued front pace 1)
concerned before each amparo is called
for hearing.
Oil Concerns ImprorlDjr.
The senate held a secret session
Monday at which there was a discus-
sion of article 27 of the constitution
concerning- nationalization of oil lands
and regulations which may clear up
misunderstandings. The committee on
foreign affairs made a report on its
first Investigation of the international
situation.
The correspondent of the Excelsior
regulations.
'KfcLfcAafc JUAREZ DRUGGIST;
TW0 MEN AWAIT GRAND JURY
Dr Luis Planter was released and
Fluencio Munoz and Jose Garcia etch
IMTPOSTPOi
were held for the federal grand Jury ? . w Tevolutlonary movements
in connection with a consiDracy to1!Jat haTe been showing tir beads
smuggle narcotics into the United '
States from Mexico following a hear
ing neiore united states comrats
Sj0ner x. J. W. Schmld Tuesday after-
noon. Dr. Planter Is a druggist in
Juarez.
According to Mexican officials there
has been quite a bit of organized
smuggling going on between Juarez
and El Paso and a determined effort
is being made to stop. The river
guards have been Increased on the
Mexican side and ordered to arrest
every person suspected of smuggling.
American officials said Wednesday
morning that smuggling is steadily
on the Inoreaee. particularly the traf-
iic in cocaine ana morpnine. wmcn
may be purchased in Juarez for little j were Intent on nationalisation of the
and sold here for three times the coal mines with adoption of a six
amount. It is said that a number of hour day and a five day week' plus
drug addicts are making a regular a wage Increase and that unless prob-
business of smuggling narcotics. The ' lems of production were solved the
Juarez police report that they re-1 country would be brought face to face
cently have had quite a bit of trouble with a coal famine In the coming
with American drug addicts who begj winter. -
in the streets of Juarez for money i Harry X. Taylor president of the
with which to purchase drugs.
YAQUI RAIDERS KIND TO
SAN NICOLAS MINE CAMP
i Douglas. Ariz.. Aug. IT. TaquI In-
dian raiders who looted the ranch of
the Slaughter Land and-Cattle com-
pany. 1C0 miles southwest of Douglas
ten days ago killing four Mexicans
raiders rode through the mining camp
a hurry remaining but about 15
minutes accoraing 10 messengers
reaching Nacoiart. the southern
terminus of the X&cozari railroad. 70
.i w - i K..ia
werVmoTeTted nor were their hSuIe. Im to Washington found it 1m-
entered hot the homes of Mexican Possible to make the trip at this time
employes were strlppd of everything
of value. All food and bedding which
could be found were taken.
Between 200 and 300 Mexican cav-
alrymen arrived in Cananea Tuesday
to take the trail of the Indians.
JUAREZ OFFICER SUSPENDED
PENDING INQUIRY BY MAYOR
One Juarez policeman has been sus-
In connection with the Investigation
of alleged irregularities In connection
witty Issuing passports at the Aroeri-
can consulate- in Juarez. According
. .c. . ' . .TT T . from the store business
stationed at the door of the consulate The propod government store will
to admit Mexicans ktaS Passports be operated by the government and
He is said to have told the Mexicans auch articies as socks underwear
that a head tax of IS cents each must shlrtg raincoats blankets gloves to-
be paid him and to have collected .nd other household
from a-number of persons. One Mexl- commodities will be sole. Officers of
. .1 .. n.nAme. M
snspended for investigation.
CARTOON SHOWS MEXICO AS
DAVID; U. S. AS GOLIATH
A cartoon suggestive of the Mexican
idea ot thr relations of Mexico and
the United States appeared Augnst 21
in Excelsior a leading dally of Mex-
ico City In the issue of that paper on
Augnst 51. The cartoon showed an
American soldier with helmet on
with fixed bayonet as the "Goliath."
stepping in one stride across the Rio
Grande. On the south side of the
stream stands "David." a Mexican.
.Ith a .linv In hi. h.nri "naVld"
8tands looking at the giant and is say-
..t. t v. . -. An mv eilns-
BODIES OF SLAIN CHINESE
FOUND BELOW S0N0RA LINE
Nogales Ariz.. Aug. it. The badly
mutilated bodies of two Chinese
lessees on the Los Alisos ranch. 10
mil.. .Aiith nf fh. Hnrrt.r. were found
in a cabin on the ranch Tuesday. The
American mtnjng men wno iwibq
bodies declared that the victims had
been killed on August II. Gne body
showed five knife wounds and the
other man had been killed with an
f"-
V. S-MEX3CO TnoOP
CROSSING PACT 0BUEG0X
Mexicp City. Mex Aug. 27. There
is no formal agreement between the
United States and Mexico allowing the
free passage of troops through their
respective territory according to
Gen. Alvaro Obregon. former minister
of war. In a telegram to El Monitor
Republleano. in refuting an assertion
made recently by EI Universal thai
such a pact was signed by Gen. Obre-
gon and Gen. Scott of the United
drama! of the Pershing expedition
from Mexico.
MEXICAN COUNSBLOIl AT
WASHINGTON RECALLED
Washington. D. C. Aug. 27. Dr.
Juan B. Rooj. counselor df the Mexi-
can embassy will leave Washington
today for Mexico City having been
summoned home by tho Mexican for-
eign office. It is reported In diplo-
matic circles that Dr. Kojo will be
designated Mexican minister to Gua-
temala. v
TTICCK DRIVERS FIGI1T REBELS.
Truck drivers for the Alvarado
Mining Mining company have recently
11 V.. n n. r.V.I. In
fights following efforts of the bandits
to ron tnem ana uxe meir iruu...
according to reports sent to Jusrez. A
small shipment of silver bullion
reached Juarez Tuesday afternoon
from Farm consigned to the com-
pany. THE COURTS.
SUITS FILED IX DISTRICT COURTS.
C M. JleKlnney District Clerk.
Stan Davis vs. Marls Davis divorce.
Eliza Soliz vs. Dlonldo Sollz. di-
vorce. Kffle Joseflne 'Waters vs. Dennis
Hurst Waters divorce.
Marriage License.
Jose Dominquez and Placida Rascon.
QUAIL GOES TO REUNION".
T -vr n-.il .1.14 .....torw fnr tfi.
f KArCl.' Al.trlitf nf thA (CflttOnsl AlSO'
elation for the Protection of Ameri-
can Rights In Mexico left Wednesday
to attend the Van Horn old settlers'
reunion He will address the reunion
on the Mexican situation C J Henry.
In charjte of tne El Paso office of tne
association a'fca lb attending tlie re-
Gompers To Aid
GovernxnentBy
WarUnJn.u.L.
Plan S Action in Few Days
in Matter of "Appalling
Profiteering
New York. Aug. 27. Samuel Gom-
fyrs said today he would do all in
his power to assist the government In
investigation of high prices unlawful
storage of food and crofUeering.
This profiteering Is a deplorable
and appalling thing" he said. "I
will take action within a few days.!
He added he would make a state
ment in Washington within a rew
days.
Mr. Gompers last night issued a
statement on the "progress of labor'
at the international trades union con-
gress convention in which he said
that the congress "for the first time
approximated the democratic concep-
tion of genuine internationalism."
Takes Mand Agalnat Bolshevism.
"The new organization Is already
something more than a mere frame-
work." Mr. Gompers said. "It has al-
ready taken a firm and unmistaka-
ble attitude on what is perhaps the
gravest problem of this critical hour
is organized labor to be inveigled
m eve. country or Europe as a re-
He alluded to the overwhelming de-
feat by the congress of a resolution
calling for organized labor's support
of soviet revolutions.
NATIONALIZATION OF U. S.
COAL MINES TO BE SOUGHT
Washington. D. C. Aug. 27.-Enter-ing
on an investigation of the in-
creased price of coal a senate inter-
state commerce subcommittee Tues-
day brought forth testimony that a
shortage of cars and labor difficulties
were hinderinsr coal production that
certain elements in the miners' union
National Qal association said a bill
for nationalization ' uf coal mines had
been prepared. The plan Is for the
government to buy the mines and turn
them over to the men for operation.
DATA ON COST OF LIVING
SENT GOVERNOR OF ARIZONA
Phoenix. Ariz . Aug. ;7 Data col
lected by Timothy Riordan. food ad-
conference to be held August
2 J between the governor's committee
rv: j . 1 .
"tods of coo gating in reducing
"e Ms cort of living. Riordan. who
was asked bv the sovernor to acoom-
Hugh O. Morrison formerly con
nected with the food administration
In this state has again become con-
nected with that department at Rlor-
dan's reauest. and is engaged in or-
sganizlng fair price committees In the
counties.
CITY WILL NOT TAKE PART IN
SELLING HOUSEHOLD GOODS
The government retail store which
will be opened here on September 2S.
will not be operated by the city ac-
cording to city officials. When the
biankets ig .j the ctty wiI1 ntlItl
have not received instructions in de-
tail from Washington relative to the
sale.
PROTEST SENT TO CONGRESS
ON ANTI-PROFITEERING BILL
The chamber of commerce has sent
a protest to congress against the en-
actment of the'Slegel anti-profiteering
btu. K. M. Roberts manager said
Wednesday. The bill provides for the
licensing of all merchants and for the
marking of all cost prices on goods
In nlafn ffflnir..
The chamber of commerce also j
asked that tne Jonnaon immigration
bill be revised to nermit Mexicans to
come into the country for nine months!
after its enactment as tne out reaas
the limit is six months- Copies of both
bills have been received by Mr. Rob-
erts for study by chamber of com-
merce members.
FIVE DEAD. TOLL RESULT OF
EATING UNWHOLESOME FOOD
Alliance O.. Aug. 27. With the
death last night at Canton of Frank
McAvoy. chef of the Lakeside Coun-i
try club the death list resulting from ;
eaung unwnoiesome xooo ai a emu
dinner last Saturday night was in-
creased to five. John C. Sharer of
AUIance. the fourth victim of the
tragedy died yesterday evening.
Mrs. Sharer's condition remains
critical
Ammunition Laden Ship
Catches Fire and Blows
Up at Sea Creu) Reports
Yarmouth. N. S.. Aug. 27. Twelve
members of the crew of tho four
masted auxiliary schooner Blmer
Roberts arrived here today and re-
ported that their ship loaded with
ammunition caught fire and blew u
at sea.
NEWS BOY GIVES TURTLE
TO THE CITY AQUARIUM
The population of the city aouarlum
Krows apace. It was made larger on
Wednesday by ons snappin' turtle an
Inch In diameter. The contributor Is
a 7 year old newsboy. Luis Slendez.
327 East Eighth street. Luis said he
found the turtle. He put It In the
pool in San Jacinto Plata.
CHICAGO GIRL GOLF WINNER.
Detroit Mich.. Aus. 27. Miss Do-
rothy fUsbie an unheralded Chicago
girl furnished the surprise of the
second round of the Women's West-
ern Golf association tournament here
today by defeating Miss Frances Had-
field. Milwaukee runner up In the
western last year. 4 to 2
EASILY KILLED TODAY BY U31N0
STEARNS5 PASTE
XlM ST1X DI1TH tm
Water bugs rats and mice
JUUj tr r. Tniln KtullLU.
ORDER FROM TOUR DEALER
Mil BULLS
BEST li TEXAS
i
El Paso Man Buys Heavily
and Is Pleased With
Purchase.
J. B. Roberts of El Paso and one of
the owners of the Roberts-Kerr Cat
tie company has lust returned from
Hortin mnntv. Texas with IS head
of seven-elshtha blood Brahma bulla
bought from the Meree estate. The
bulls were sent up to-the company's
ranch in Otero county N. M.
Mr. Roberts expressed himself as
well pleased with the animals in ev-
ery way and said that wUile they
were so far an experiment in breed-
ing he believes they are the stock for
this hot dry Country on account of
their size hardiness immunity from
disease and their traveling ability
where water is the desideratum tha1
It is orAthe ranges of the southwest
"Twol years ago we bought seven
bulls from Hal Kerr of New Mexico
but they were only quarter Brahma
and we were so well pleased that I
have Just bought these 18 head of Is
to 6s to breed to our whlteface grades
Mm ' uld Mr. Roberta. "Here Is an
example as to what the strain of
Rrahma blood will do. I told our
ranch foreman to pick out of our 1500
cows in oi "&9k? . rr '
'se:
calves for shipment. When this 100
were picked out I am sure that 8o
percent of thafnumber showed the
Brahma strain and that was only one
eighth.
"The Brahmas" immunity from dis-
ease wss well Illustrated as I brought
these IS bulls through San Antonio.
They bad to be Inspected by the sani-
tary officer. When he found that th
animals were from the tick" section
of the state he said -that they would
have to be dipped. Veld there seven
days and then-dipped pgaln. A friend
who was with me then remarked: '
But. Mr. Inspector these are Brahma I
bulls.' That is different." replied that i
officer; "all that Is necessary with
tnem is j u.l iu uip iudiu ajiu .wu
ter would do Just as well.' They are
Immuoe from ticks and mosquitoes
nd flies do not bother them. They
are like horses as to water; they will
drink and start right out for the
range. They can travel like a norse.
almost. So far we think we are on
the right track for the best strain of
cattle for desert range where water
is scarce and difficult to procure."
Students Will Help
In Local 'Chamber o
Commerce Campaign
El Paso school students will assist
'in the chamber of commerce drive for
new members next month. An agree-
ment on campaign plans has been
reached between superintendent of
schools A. H. Hartley and R. W.
Fowler principal of xhe high school
whereby every student will be a
worker.
J. E. Gilkey of the commercial de-
partment of the public schools and J.
Ray Stlne of the vocational depart-
ment also will cooperate In the cam-
paign. A conference of school heads
with K. M. Roberts manager of the
chamber of commerce will be held
next week on campaign details.
Two additional new memberships
cere reported Wednesday by W. ML
Wood wno is to direct the chamber of
commerce membership drive. The new
members are Thomas L. Peach gen-
eral agent for the National Life In-
surance company and Antonio Gomez
vasquez general merchant so ti
'aso street. This makes four new
precampaign memberships. j
CASES MAKE MANY PROBLEMS
FOR ASSOCIATED CHABniESS.!SSlS
A large number of patients suffer- j
in? from nerovus diseases have re-1
cently come to the attention of Asso-j
elated Charities secretary J. B. Gwm
announced Wednesday. Most oT the
patients are advanced in years and
present some very preplexing prob-
lems I
The case of an aged man 70 years
old is now being investigated by tbe
association. The man claims that be
has been driven Xrom the home of a
son who resided In east Texas and
that he has no place to live. Investi-
gation by Mr. Gwln disclosed the fact
however that the man has five sons
all of whom are willing to take care
of tbe father if he can be persuaded
to remain with them. Secretary Gwln
believes that the agd man is suffer-
ing from some strange mental dis-
ease. The Associated Charities how
ever has arranged to send the man
to the home of his son near Dallas.
BRITISH CHANGE OPINION
OF THE TYPICAL AMERICAN
London. Eng. Aug. 27. "The typi-
cal American Is no more a boisterous
multimillionaire with coarse manners
and only money ideals than the
typical Englishman is the glacial
monocled. high society specimen who
calls everything Uppln" and ultl-
in is was the comment ot Ji. i.l
Braddon. recently trade commissioner
tar Australia at Washington at a
luncheon given him In London by Aus-
traiian and other ortlctaia.
charming." said Mr. Braddon. "and
their conversation Is directed to sub-
jects of Interest to the stranger in
the most courteously considerate way.
They have no special admiration for
wealth as such but only for wealth
as wisely and generouslM used."
JUDGE POOL SAYS ROAD
TO SIERRA BLANCA FINE
Judge Adrian Pool who left Wed-
nesday morning for Van Horn to at -
J tend the old settlers' reunion wired
The Herald from Sierra Blanca.
"Road to Sierra Blanca is very flne.Jali 1 ukiuuv; m7; s'4 n.
I Ford. Cole. Dodge and Franklin cars.;Jan. i to A us J. inclusive. His. s.5 la.
; leaving El Paso with train kept up. i to Aus laclnsive. ill). 4.S4 la
with us all the way here." Xormal Jan 1 to Aas. 2. indasie. .2 in. i
ElPasoansMay
Lose Claim On
Ml0ilr
Mi inns ot; Placer (claims
Would Be Voided by
the Smoot Bill.
Telegrams are being sent from New
Mexico to th senators and represen-
tative Hernandez urging the defeat of
the Smoot oil bill now about to pass
the senate. The measure would af
feet hundreds and hundreds of titles
to placer claims in New Mexico. Many
of these are held by El Patoans and
a move is on foot to send telegrams
from here to the Texas senators pro-
testing at passage of the bUL
W. A. Hawkirs was asked today
what effect the bill would have upon
placer claims in New Mexico and he
said:
"The Smoot measure would invali-
date millions and thousands of placer
claims in the west. It would invali-
date many of them held by El Pasoans
In New Mexico and many held by
other people In that state.
"The Smoot measure provides that
the initiation of a claim against the
United States for minerals or oil
comes only with the actual discovery
of tha mineral or OIL The mere be
ginning of work upon a claim does i
not esUlbiign your right to it undei
the smoot law.
Th. hill nronoses reimbursement
for holders of such claims who have
expended as much as SIM In work
but many holders of claims have done
no work as yet and they would lose
their claims If the Smoot Mil became
a la(w."
Find Four Year Old
D I D 1 r f
tSOU at reSt tlOV.se
"
Vicente Ramlsez. 4 years old. who
disappeared from his home in San
Jom HT miles down the valley at 8
m Sunday has been located at the
city postbouse. where those In charge
have been earing for him. The boy's
mother. Rosa Qulntero de Rarolrez.
ana me police LiS.
had drowned In the canaL which runs
near his home.
FRATERNITY LODGE GIVES
WATCH TO PAST MASTER
"W. N. Orr past master of Fraternity
lode No. 1111. A. F. and A. M was
Lpresented at the regular meeting of
that lodge Tuesday mgnt wiin a nana-
some watch as a past master's Jewel.
J. D. Mason district deputy grand
master made the presentation on be-
half of the lodge. Refreshments were
served during the evening and talks
were made by C A. Hotchkizs of Gal-
vecton and C. F. RedflekL of Great
Bend. Kan.
MRS. B. L. ROBINSON WILL
SUPERINTEND BABY "UNIC
Mrs. B. L. Robinson graduate nursd.
has been selected to superintend the
baby clinic J. B. Gwtn. secretary of
tbe Associated Charities announced
Wednesday. Mrs. Robinson la a gradu-
ate of the Rolston hospital training
school for nurses and has served as
a graduate nurse In Mexico. Mrs.
Robinson will also be In charge of -the
Mexican health exhibit to be given
early next month.
TEXAS REPUBLICAN LEADERS
TO VISIT EL PASO SOON
Texas Republican leaders will visit
El Paso soon to hold membership
meetings. C C. Littleton. Fort Worth
chairman of the Texas Republican
council; W. P. Gage of Dallas and T.
o T r. f lino .inn members of the
THE WEATHER. (
C. S. DEPARTMENT OF . OR I CULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU
Observation taken
at a. m Tth
meridian time. Aac.
J7. Ills.
Forecasts:
51 Puo aad vleta-
tty: Partly doodr
tealaht aad Thurs-
day. THE.FLVTI& GWC
is corona ioMsr
i EtPecT-ro
school nerr !
MOffTH
New Mftxlee aad
Arizona: Generally
fair toatcsM and
Tavrrday; very little
cbaag ta teispera-
rare.
West Texas: To-
nlCfit aad .Thursday
BsUti flfUliT
Precipitation ls.it 24 bears (tncbes)..
state er weatner
Lowest Temp last
"nirhV.'.i"
Highest Tempi Test'
TeniD. st s a
Relative hamidity bo El Fase at 1 P-
weanesosy was k perceBt; Trasperm-
tore at 1
was ft.
AUleae .
manlla .
Atlanta .
Chicago .
Cincinnati
. ( it
4 Clear
CI Clear
4 Clear
it a tar
( CVtr
( Ptcidy. ...
4 Clear
en. Clear
74 Cteedy .1
H clevdr -
CC Cloady 12
74 Goody . . .
Cloudy -
SS Pt.Cldy. ...
Ctoady ...
74 Clear
4 Clear
cioodr ...
U Cloudy ...
Tl Pt-Cldy- .11
S4 Clear
St Clear
St Cloudy ...
S Pt-Cldr. :.
rreeipltatlan.
...
...
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...:
-
71
ft
C
S7
s
74
II
S5
9
72
J4
S8
SO
M
;
Denver S
Daluth it
KL TA5.0 SI
Omlveston 8ft
Havre (4
.Kansas City 2
Little Rock Tt
Los Anscles C3
New Orleans 16)
New Tork :
Phoenix 74
Roswell C4
St. LoaU !
Salt Lak. City...;
San Antonio T2
Sbb Francisco . . . Si
(Santa Fe' i-t
u
Seattle . . .
; waahhistoB
e 7C
... " j
?rf Z JI' S' il? X ? IIJ S:
Not a small oil company
Not handicapped by owntnc only one tract
Not confined to oil production alone
Notleventually without Its own pipe liar.
Aot'mliutlnc the lilsr profits In reflnlnc Its own oil
PullmanOU & Reflnlnc Co. slock offers the best oil speculation In the Mid-Texas
today.
Circular on request.
J. 8. CTJRTISS 4 CO.
Oldest and Largest Brokerage Frrm In HI Paso.
Yoar Dank Will Recommend Vs.
Sheldon HoteL JyTaso. Texaa.
Made by the
kind that stand
Doctor Issues
And Tells How to Stop
Tobacco Habit
New York: Dr. Connor formerly of
Johns Hopkins Hospital ears: I am
oixen asKea tr i eiqw anjrning to
I stop the tobacco habit and I alwava
- recommend MleotoL which I have pra-
' ... it.-jt . . - - vimi.1
-onta ins W hablt-formine drugs. Is
absolutely harmless and produces as
tonlshlng results in a very short time.
The use of tobacco saps the vitality.
WBO s enthraUed by its seductive
I eff9Cts. K undermines the health and
leaves the victim an easy prey to
general debilliy. throat and lung
troubles nervousness insomnia heart
trouble kidney trouble headache
tongue and lip cancer and even blind-
ness. Physicians the world over
often trace the start of the above dis-
eases and many others to nicotine
poisoning.
Picclmont
Peanut Oil
adds "taste" and
nourishment to a may-
onnaise or French
dressing.
. The oil comes to you
free from adulteration
or treatment of any
kind.
Ask for PIEDMONT
The food 07 with
the nut flavor
C m- Mather A Ca-. toe.
The Skin Beautifier
Ajfjrft SfTaTEpr mt
Pucte.ibi.itln.
dos to p&ds trasi Ues
Ta-lin.oiclaUlsM I
WiM.Mkoiss I
TkaaklScJaoJlUa
TaiMU
sots at nsxx ccwTus ot snrr pwtfab
Baker-Whteler Mfg. Co
DALLAS. TEXAS
. tr tr Li.
.n6--" 4FDC rr
1 v QO'SKW i'l icr. trw-ei' i
-ern- . MM . sflB"" -ViB a I
in
A
rrrFffffffi
8"
Indestmcto Trunk factory t'ie
the bumps of travel. Outwardly
neat inwardly convenient.
saving pressing buls.
COMPLETE LINE OF
DRESS AND STEAM
ER TRUNKS AND
HAND LUGGAGE.
Get the Kind
That Wears
The
aaar
218 South El Paso Street
Opposite the Alhambra
Theatre.
Warning
If yon want to free yourself fr--i
tobacco go to any drua; store and asl
for Xlcotol tablets take or.e tar.e
after each meal and in a short t. -r a
you will have no desire for toba
the craving will have left you W
the nicotine poisoning oat of
system yoar general health wlV
Quickly Improve.
Note: When aaked about Nlcotol tab et
one of our leading dracctota saM I 3
truly a wonderful remedy for cbe tobi
habit eway aba4 ot anythlSE w
rr void before. We are autn-r.ed
tbe mamifacxtfren to refund th m
every dissatlsfled coatomer ?nd wa w .
not permit tbe use of our n ur. s -remedy
poMeesed snosaal meri M"
la sold in this city under an 'ran
nioiiey-back naraatee by a! 1 o p -ro-tf
drasciMa. tachiitlas Kelly &. Po. ard a- a
Scott Walt So po. Adv.
Removal Notice
On and after August 1 5 th we
w31 be located at 1 14 N. Stan-
ton St.
" FULLAN'S
Money to loan on diamonds and
Jewelry.
Old location 103 San Antonio 3t
Keep Your Car Young!
Paiiit it Vourself
with
Effecto Aiito Enamel.
Easy to apply-
Quick to dry.
Sis Colors.
Tuttle Paint and
Glass Co.
IN EL PASO 37 YEARS.
CARPETS CLEANED
THE LATEST METHOD.
WILSON HILLICAN
TUB BEST CLBAXER2.
1 PHONE 4400.
IX BV PASO 37 YEARS.
STATE NATIONAL BANK
'Capital. Sorpla. and Profits S200.0C0
fnlerest Paid on Savlncjs Accounts
i
C. R. Morehead. Pres.
"aeeph ylacoffla Vlce-Prea.
t. M. Dovsclt. VlccPres.
Ceo. D. Flory. Cashier.
R. W McAfee. t- Cashier.
C If. N'ebrber. Asst. Cashier.
Write tooay roi
' I
y 1
I
md I
na. 1
rxDlalninr ear ar
cent of recelvinc depoeit
oy man. " ' compoono
AS5ETS 0VE ONE AND CWE HALT MlLUOW
L J. 0VERL0CK BROKER.
PRIVATE LEASED WIRE
Correspoadentss
Losan A Bryan Chleajro New
York. Paine. Webber A Co. Bos-
ton. Dulnth.
S17 No. Orecon St. Ph. 5431
St. Resls noteL
fields
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