El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 30, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 20, 1910 Page: 3 of 8
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Buy a fall suit for about
1-2 the usual price.
CROWD COMPELLING PRICES
WE HAVE PURCHASED AT BANKRUPT SALE THE LAPOWSKI STOCK
Dress Goods, Laces and Embroideries, Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear, Men s
Ready-to-Wear, Undergarments, Shirts and Shirtwaists. Complete line
of Shoes. In fact, every article within the scope of general merchandise.
Ther entire stock of N. Lapowski, (The Progress Store), 213 San Antonio Street, to be
sacrificed. Must be sold at once! Not a question of pyice with us, but one of economy
on your part. Will you take advantage of the reduction?
sale STARTS THURSDAY A. M.
Doors open 8 o’clock. You may find just what you need, but, if ybu
expect your choice, you must choose early.
E. SEMBRANO, Proprietor
213 San Antonia St.
Buy material for a silk
dress for less than you’d
pay elsewhere.
ASK A DIVISION
OF PRESBYTERY
El Paso Organization is the
Largest in Area in
the World.
have moved from Alamogordo to
Howell. Mr. Jackson Is one of the
06 eol porters of the Baptist ehuroh
in the United States. As such, he l*
a representative of the American
Baptist Publishing Society und, with
a special wagon and team, travels
over the country selling and distribu-
ting Id hies and tracts, organizing Sun-
day schools and working among the
people from house to house. lie
has been working in the mountain
country '(tributary to Alamogordo tor
years, where he is still well known,
lie will now work in the Pecos valley.
Miss Martha Hallow was operaten
on at St. Mary's hospital Saturday,
the operation being one of unusual
interest. The uttie- girl's mouth
has grown out of shape as a result
object of the surgery will be
to restore the normal shape of the
month and the restoration of the
lips, which have grown fast to the
gums.
Hprclul' 1o The Time*.
Boswell, N. M.» Sept, 1?.-—-The bl
Paso Presbytery of the Southern ..... ... ...............
Presbyterian church adjourned yes- j 0f gangrene following typhoid fever
terday after a session of several days. | tt|Hj the object of the surgery w ill be
Annual reports show that the Presby- * * - *■*<• ♦ar-
tery is in le tter condition, religiously,
and has beter prospects than ever be-
fore. He porta also show that seven
new churches have been organized in
the presbytery in the past six months.
The El Paso presbytery is the largest
in area in the world, extending east
and west from a point thirty miles
cast of Cisco, Texas, to El Paso, and
a distance of 225 miles north and
south, and the officers have decided
to ask the next Texas synod to cut
the presbytery in halves and make
two of it.
S. Y. Jiir-ksoon. wife and children.
See ITixtion's window fyr bargains
in aitlrlew to In- diaceniimied.
NOTICK.
We have understood that there U
(tome report circulating aiming our
former patrons that we were going
out of business.
Any such report is erroneous and
false. We have some new nt«u with
ns that are experienced transfer and
livery men and fully capable of run-
ning our business in perfectly satis-
factory manner with our patrons ami
we appreciate favors extended us In
past and are ready at ail times to
serve <uir friends.
Pomeroy Kl Paso Transfer Co.
W, J. Harris, President.
W. P. Davis, Vice President
J. W. Davis. Manager.
>s. of
Granulated
SUGAR FOR
$1.00
with every cash purchase of $5
of other groceries
FOR UllMAINDKlt OF WEEK
Some Good Specials
4 2-lb. cans standard
Tomatoes ..... .....
2 3-lb. cans of Cali-
fornia Fruit .........
, 3 2-lb. cans of
Sugar (torn ........* •
15 liars White
Star Soap ............
All. MAIL OKI)KltS GIVEN
PROMIT AND CAKEFUL AT-
TENTION.
25c
25c
25c
50c
109-111 S. SI
BOTH PHONl
ANNUAL FALL MEETING Ol'
YALE I NIVKItSITT COltPOHATION
\MHoeltitnl Pram DUpatch.
New Haven, Conn., Sept. 19. The
fall meeting of the Yale Uliiver»it>
corporation here today attended by
President Taft, Governor Frank H
Weeks and Otto T. Bannard. of New
York, was devoted in a great measure
to a discussion of the salary Increases
of the professors.
The sum of 160,000 contributed by
the alumni last spring, was announc-
ed as available for this purpose, nr
this sum. $10,000 was set apart last
spring for the salary Increases and of
the balance one third waj appropri-
ated today to increase the salaries of
the assistant professors and two-
thirds those of the full professors.
Gifts to the university totaling 160
000 were announced.
STOCK MARKET
MARKING TIME
Waiting on Election Results
and Supreme Court
Decisions.
Agnociated Pirgg IHgpntvh.
New York, Hept. 1ft- The stork market
today showed nothing so clearly as the
insistent determination of the speculation
to murk lime and to await event*. The
net changes »t the end of the day proved
inconsequential.
Immediate events had little effect on
the market in view of the Importance at-
tached to the outcome of affalra in the
more distant future, especially the elec-
tion* and the supreme court dei talons on
the trust cases. There wan a drop of 2
points in the shares or American Hugar
Refining, which was ascribed to the
new suit intended for it« dissolution.
The re-opening of the railroad rate
hearing at Chicago is looked upon as
starting an important stage in the pro-
ceeding which may define,more clearly
the scope of the task confronting the in-
terstate commerce commission lit shaping
it method for fixing freight charges. It
is expected that a weight' will remain **n
speculative activity in railroad securities
until more light is obtained on the rate
Inquiry.
The small cotnpetlon manifest for the
week’s arrival of gold in the London
market had a quieting effect on money
marke ts. Last week’s loan expansion of
i the New York banks Is said to have been
for account of southern financial center*
and obviously represents preparation for
possible contingencies in the cotton Mil
, ontivo ersy with foreign booker*,'
I'.nnds were irregular. Tula! wiles,
par value. $1.479,ftflft.
United States twos d-wfhud L per peftf
iri the bid price oh call.
CLOSING STOCKS.
Allis-<’hairnets pfd.
Amalgamated UopfH.o ......
A met i* an Agrb-iiltn • ....... s
Beet Sur-c . ....... U%
A NEW ELECTRIC SIGN
The Ijiurb- Hardware Co., have In-
stalled a large electric sign in front
of (heir new more at 899 St. Louis
St. The sign Is ohe of attractive de-
sire and the large letters are easily
read blocks away.
The Laurie Hard waif* Uo. have only
recently occupied their man quarters
at 40ft St. LouJa St., tot' the pa*t
the htore ha# been a busy place,
arranging the stock, and taking care
of the new goods arriving daily; or-
der has ju*t about been restored, how-
ev,.r, and many people have comment-
ed/ favorably .upon the completeness
of the stock, and sptendld appearance
of the store.
Home article* for one-fourth their
regular price at Hixson’s today.
\ Refining.
rwIri.-M .
Sugar Refining .
TV A- T**L .
T.>U-e;‘» pfd...L
\y,h,Un ........
Mining Co,,,;,.
Amei h an
AmeHcan
American
American
Amerh an
American
Ann rk an
American
American
do pfd.
Aimirh an
American
A mertaa n
American
Arnerii an
Anaconda
Atchison ..................g,
do pfd.. ..................... ™ *
Attai ' Um.................
Bethlehem .............
Bmofclvri, Rapid Transit .......... - 1i%
ranadutn Vw£*te ...............
(Vnfni! Leather ^, >.'214
do pfd.....-........... 104
Central of New .J«r*ey ........2504/300
rhesapeake Sc Ohio... ............... 74%
Chb ago * Alton ............. 2d
Chirago Breat Western .............2244
do pfd.................*.....•
Chk-ago & Northwestern ........«..t44
n.hago. Mil. Sc St. Paul.......... 121
C f C. Ac Bt, ............,71<kt5
Colorado Fuel Sc Iron ..............
Colorado & tJouthern ...............
■—~r~fvr —jnrurr-1-— " '
f’om oliduled flaw ......... 12°S*
Corn Products ................. •
m’.aware A llmb-on .........,lliWi>l82
Lenvcr Hi Klo tlirtiide ............297h
do pfd....... .................71 *-4
Ids!biers’ Heoniltlc# ............... 21114
Faie ......... .....................
do 1st pfd........................42 L
do 2nd pfd........................ *n»2
Bt-noml Flei trie ......... ........H-’
(beat Northern pfd....... • .......L’.’S
Urent Northern Ore Ctfs...... .. f»5'j
Illinois Central ....... LSh*
in to Thorough-Met....... 2i*'s
do pfd...........................r*U«
Inter Harvester ..................
lnter-Maiin»» pfd................thN*
International Paper ............. M
Intc^uithmal Pump................
Iowa Central ....................
Kansas City Konthern '............ 27' *
do pfd........................®2ft'rtff»
Ignlede film .....................pad.*
I.ont.sVllle Hi Nashville ........ 141«I# 144
Minnefijadls K St. Lot lift ........... 22
.Minn. HI. P Sc Muni! St. Marie ...131*4
Missouil. Kansas & Texas ......... ’l1 Ht
do pfd........................... f'l 'N
Missouri Paelfb . .................52%
National BUrult ....................112
National l.ead ...................... 58%
Nat. Rwvs. of Mexico 2nd pfd...... 31
New York Central .................112V4
New York. Ontario He Western ... .40
Norfolk Sc Western .............00%
Nonli American ...............
Northern Piwdfic ...................It3%
Pacific Mall........................
pemuiJNvanla ... 12K%
People’s Oaa .............. 107
Pittsburg. r c- St Ht. Luiln....... M?.
Pittsburg Coal.................... 10%i
Pressed Steel Cur ........... 23
Pullman Palace «*ar ...............ISO
flailway Steel Hprlng............. 31
Reading .........................140 %
Republic Htc« l ........ 2!M,
do pfd....... . • • • ................ •'!’ *
lloek Island Co..... .............. 3° h
do pfd..........................62
Hi Louis Sc Han Francisco 2nd pfd
St l»nfs Mouth w* stern ......... 2Po : *
do pfd........... ........ •• '7
Hh.ss BheffMd stwel St Iron... ... r,4
Mouther u ........... Jt-V*
it hern ' Railway ..............22% j
do pfd.v...... •'ll*
Tennessee Copper ................:'U»
T« \.|S He Pacific .................2*.>4
ToU-do, Ht. Ay West.. . ..... 2*2
do pft#...../ ..... '*“14
Union Pacific ................i.....Kt\
do Pfd........................ W*4
United Htgtos ftoaliy,..,.........7«»
|i|tk«4) Hlutes Robber ......... 33V*
I’niU'd Htales Htee| ...... r,l‘vn
do pfd............... ...115 »
Utah Coj»p«r 4*‘i
Virginia-u’aroliiii Chemical ........57%
Wabash ........................ HP*
do pfd.......... ........... • *. • • 25
Western Msuybrul ................ 4214
Wesfinghouia.* U.h*ctf1c .......... 60
Western I'frioii .................
WIih IIdk Sc Lb.* Krlo ............. 414
Total wiles for 1 he day, 2t$,20tf share?
BOSTON MINING LIST.
Aiheiez ....... ............
Amalgamated Cc*«t»er .......
Amri, Zinc Is-ad A Him.......
Arizona Cummer lal .........
Atlantic —
Boston A? Cm.mo
Coaliti’Oi .............
Calumet a Arfzol»a
Calumet A ii>>. lu ............
Ontdinial ... ......
Copper flange ..............
Franklin . ..........
Oiroux Con^ifi J 11 .........
fJronby Conxolie »ted ,. ,4..,
GrvemN’aoafo-1 ..... 4,...
Isic itoyalle
Kerr lJ*k* ............... .
Luke Copfxr ---- ....
14k Haile C0W»r .............
Miami . ....................
Mohawk ..........
Nevada Cons(dldated
Mines . .
Ni»rth liutte .......
North Lake .......
< tld Dominion .....
Osceola ............
Parrott ............
Quincy ..... ......
Shannon ...........
Superior ..........
Superior He Boston
Superior He Pittsburg
Tnnmrnck ....
V. S. Coal
Oil.........
He Mining.
CHARLES CUMMINS, KILLED
BY PARTNER, VAN LEt, '
WELL KNOWN.IN WEST
I'. tV Km lift
do pfd........
Utah Consolidated
Winona... . ..... ............... •’
Wolverine .....Y...... ........ . 11 •
CHICAGO GRAIN.
A«nnrUi1nl Push IH*JKit<'h.
Chlengo; Sept. 1ft. Professional Hja-eti-
1 a to is worked nmlnlv on t »-«• livlrq^ iu-
of the wheat mnrk<t today’and bowel
prices materially, but tbs dose was at »
reaction and left the market mu lmnu« i
to lV'M4 below the final figures for Hat
urday. Aiisenoe of export business
formed the dominating Influence in Up*
latest dealings. Corn finished ’4<ii %
down to up. oats unchanged to U off,
arid hog products varying from 7% to
15 cents advance.
December wheat fluctuated between
99*4(ft?4 and $1.00%ty% and - losed weak
at a net loss of
Deceiiilwi' corn ranged from 52% to
53*4, closing steady Ot t*%(n *4. a net Josh
of Cash market was easy. No.
1! yellow closed at 54% 'n 55.
T>rcemher oafs sold from 35%4t-V4 IP
35% and < losed um l>anged at 35%.
Support from packers wns riccessary
to iurree up provisions i.atest quota-
tions showed pork 7Vz of# to 2Ms UP» lRr<t
imchanged to 12‘4 higher and ribs rang-
ing from Saturday night's figures to A
rise of 15 cents.
NEW YORK SILVER.
A ■< odette4 PrtHgpotrh.
New York, Sept 1ft Silver, 53'4: Mex
lean dollars, 44.
NEW YORK METAL.
A"*orlotc-ii Pre»* TiUcpStch.
New York, Sept. 1ft Standard copper
quiet. Spot, September and October,
$12.10# 12.20; November, $12,lf»{ll2.2o;
iHoember, $12,15''//12 22»4. London dull.
Spot. £54, 17s, fsl; futures, £f»5, J1h. 3d.
Arrivals rep/rrfed at New York today
were 1,140 tons. Custom hot*»e reporis
show I7,6ftft tons no far tbi* month 1Ak«?
copper, $12.50 ^12.7 6; elect roly tic, $12.37*4
«/12.62*4, and eauting, $12.
Ia*hd quiet, *4.37%«$4 42% New York;
$4,264/4.30 Bast Ht Louis. London spot,
£12, 12«, 6d.
KjHlter quiet, $5,504/5.60 New York;
$f>,37%4/5.45 Fast Ht. Louis. I^ondoti spot,
£23, 7«, 4d.
ST. LOUIS METAL.
Acuotkitrct PrreiH IHupcitch
Ht. Ivouis, Hept. lit. I^ead unchanged,
$4.30. Spelter firm. $6.60.
NEW YORK COTTON.
An*ot‘iutcd Press Itiifietch,
New York, Bepi. 1**~Oott«»fi barely
steady at u net loss of 12 to 17 points.
ST. LOUIS WOOL.
AnKftciateii Pretca Mnputch,
St. Ivouls. Kept. 1ft Word un* hanged.
Worn, < ornhtog und clothing, 234f24; light
fine, BC//21; heavy fine, I5<yl7; tub
washed, 254/33.
Hp* l int to The Tlmvn.
Douglas. Arl/.., ftept. 19. — Th«
shooting of Charles Cummins, the
well known rumhmnn. by his part-
ner. Van Lee, at Moetcatima last
week, Is still the absorbing topic of
conversation here.
Both men are vvellknc.v'n through-
out lire south west, having boon en-
gaged in ranching in Arizona, New
Mexico und Mexico for many years.
Mr Cummins formerly run cattle in
tin- Han Himott valley. Ills home for
Mime time was at Uodeo, N M., and
hi* range covered jiart of that terri-
tory. tut well iiM the San Simon valley
in. Arizona, lie went to Montezuma
about five years ago and engaged in
ranching near that town lit partner-
ship with Van low. ~ Alter he be-
crime established there he removed
his family to the ranch. At the time
of the tragedy, Mrs. Cummins ana
their son, Wade, and daughter, Miss
Charlotte, were at Moctczunui, Mr.
Cummin'* leaves two other children,
Mrs. Htibl* tt. wife of Wllllnn Sub-
let t of Douglas, and Mrs. Hlobe Ken-
nedy of San Luis Polosl, Sonora Mr.
Cummins about 50 year old. Ife
bore a good reputation among the |
people of • i v l El ti^tfKof Hi* south-
west where b* was known, a/rcord-
Ing.to his friends In this city. Ite
wm known ;c • roan averse f<* quar-
reling and flint ho should have to
me t. with violent death was a sur-
prise to Iris acquaintances
Van Lee, who In said to he hi Jail
at Moofe'/urua. charged with thfcr
.«booting mI* o i ’ :iii old time cattle-
man of ilo- south west and well
kfk>wn in Ifto gin * ID* is about the
gala ut: rn* his laf** |*/irln**r,
not m itr *1 acii.rding to his
The J. B. Sutton Co., emhosiers, en-
gravers and printers, 328 Texas
street, employs no incompetent men
consequently Its work 1s always first
—/
Intiuioeq in tl
Wcsmtt for a
oiljmi ram hin
iiJnvu llvesto
f His friend;
lo violent UIh
quaintary
in M<*x
gaged
eXtoij
S50IU]
ell
this city. Ho has been
number of years, en-
ram hing. Formerly he had
livestock Interests in Arl*
friends say lie was not givr-
dlMplayH of temper, but
was a quiet mannered man, although
il was said he might be the kind of
a man wlm under stress of groat pas-
sion. might lose Hclf-control. Ills
friends wAre as much surprised at
the rows of the tragedy u« wot a
those of the man who was killed.
When you come down town today,
see Hixson's windows. The treat *f
the season.
The J. B. Sutton Co., proprietors of
the embossing plant »t 328 Texa*
street, are able to turn out printed
matter of the same high grade as Its
embossed work. A new printing out-
fit Is being Installed, also a large
stock of printing paper, card*, etc.
'Swift A Company's sales of Fresh
Beef in FI I'/iso. T< xas, for the week
* ruling Saturday, Sept J7th. averag
ed 7.7o cents per pound*”
Every Woman
, U luusi mu*l ud (bourn blow
DUMUiaM
tflRUriMi
M £11 V£Lt »
oU*er, but •**(><! «t
IP l,v tUtMtlAkw! k ,
but it.
£. igH-eja no
«ixi acorn p for
p for
ilea, it fn««i
iltri^ronaltp
A FAIR, SQUARE DEAL
Da9| rt+«*0 The largest listing of out-
side and inside properties
and at money making prices.
In divans'** A1* kinds* tl,e iar&est a.rl(i
III9UI Clllwv strongest companies. Don’t in-
sure until we quote yourat.es. We can save you
money.
Loomis Bros.
CORNER STANTON AND ST. LOUIS STS.
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