davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-16
President Of Princeton Named
For Governor
WON ON THE FIRST BALLOT
The Platform Would Confer Rate Max
ing Power Upon Public Utilities
Commission--Dr Wilson Re-
eeiyed 40 Majority.

Trenton, n. j., Sept. l0.--Dr Wood.
row Wilson, president OF Princeton uni.
rersity, was yesterday afternoon nomi.
mated for governor BY the Democrats Of
New Jersey. The vote was as follows;
Wilson, T47A; Frank S. katzenbach
s7S; George S. silzer, 200; II. Otto Witt.
pen, 74h, William Harrigan, O. John
Hinchclih, 4.
DR.. Wilson's nomination was brought
about largely through the influence Of
former United States Senator James
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-16
now 10 SPOIL A BROOM.
Here You Find Set Forth How to Use
1t to the Best Advantage.

ut makes me sad, said a broom max
or, ito see the way people use brooms.
The life Of broom could be twice pro-
longed BY proper usage, and used proper
II it would be vastly easier TO use.
You've seen people sweeping ahead
Of them, pushing stuff with a broom
Why, the best broom that was ever
made, Of the best and most perfect sea
soned broomcorn stock that was ever
put into a broom wouldn't stand such
treatment as That.
with such handling, splints will
break off The splnts remaining, jag
ged and uneven, bear uneyenIy on the
surface. You never can sweep clean
with il after that.
Then you know the majority Of
sweepers always sweep with the same
side Of tho broom to the front. and
in this way they soon get the broom
lopsided, so that they can't use it any
other way. There couldn't be worse
way
Used in this manner the points Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-16
NO FAVOR FOR BANK
DEPOSIT INSURANCE
Murray Says Best Security for Depos-
itors Is Observance Of National
Bank Law.

Several recently formed corporations,
which intend to insure bank deposits,
have not received the approval OF the
treasury department, as they had ex-
pected. The comptroller OF the currency
has said that the only proper form OF
insurance Of deposits is the enforcement
of the national banking laws. One Of
the more recent propositions for bank
insurance made to the treasury includes
an asset currency and tariff board,
which the promoted promised would be
4 real one None OF the schemes has
the approval or serious consideration Of
the treasury officials.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-16
CLEVELAND PASSES CINCINNATI.
Former ohio City Now Has 100000
More People Than Its Rival

Washington, Sept. l6.-The popula
tion Of Cleveland, O., is 5o066s. an i'm
crease Of l7s,so5. or 469 per cent, as
compared with ssl ,76s ii 1900
The city returns for Cleveland es-
tablished that city az one Of the largest
centres Of population Of the country,
lifting it to a point above Pittsburg
and comparatively below ST, Louis and
Boston. Cincinnati. which in 1890 con
tanned about $4,000 more people than
Cleveland. is now below Cleveland in
population almost 10000, The city viii
hereafter take rank among the first ten
cities Of the country.
The population Of Joliet, H.. IS S4.-
SO. an increase Of 53l7, OF 1871 pen cent,
as compared with 2,353 in 1900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-16
TO STRENGTHEN STATE BANKS.
Association at Washington Takes Steps
to This End.

A movement TO bring all the state
banks Of the country into the national
bank system of reporting their condition
to the public was begun Wednesday be-
fore the National Association Of Super.
yisors Of State Banks closed It's conven-
ton here. Heretofore it has been next
to impossible to get their facts Of condi-
ton of all the state banks, because no
two states used the same system. The
project for cooperation between the ex-
aminers of state banks and the examin.
ers OF national ones, was furthered by an
brder from Lawrence o. Murray, comp.
troller Of the currency, that state bank
supervisors in the future may attend
all meetings OF the national examiners.
Henry NJ. Zimmerman Of Lansing, Mich,
was elected president Of the association.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-16

AIDS cage in the sub-treasury. When
questioned regarding the disappearance
Of the money, Fitzgerald said he had
gone out TO lunch, and that when he
returned the money was gone. He was
closely questioned at the time, and was
Swallowed for months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-16
CONNIE MAcK's
HEIGHT HELPS HIM.

Connie Mack's great height
may be the means OF the Ath-
Ietics winning the pennant this
year Connie admits this him
self.
All American league managers
agree that the dugouts in the
new ball parks worked a hard
ship on them. They were accus-
toned to sitting on a bench
. about three feet above the
ground, from which point OF
. vantage they could watch the
signs OF the opposition.
with the new bah parks came
dugouts. which dropped the
manager and player about three
feet lower than the ground level,
Their heads no longer lowered
. high and dry above the plays
pulled off on the diamond. The
generals just had to about learn
the game over again.
The Athletics leader was not
handicapped as much as the
other team bosses. as he Is some
tall. and he managed TO get wise
to the doings long before the
others. Comics players say bis
keen vision helped him mate.
rally.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-16
TURN DOWN FOR SHERMAN.
Republican Primary Refuses to Pass I
Resolution Endorsing Him.

Utica, n. NJ, Sept. 49, AN attempt
to substitute a resolution endorsing Vice
President sherman at the Republican
town primary at LowyiIle last night
for one endorsing President Roosevelt
and Governor Hughes, met with defeat,
the Roswell Hughes endorsement being
adopted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-16
Detroit. Philadelphia I, Detroit
American League standing.
Sporting Notes.

Billy Murray, former manager of the
philadelphia Quakers, has been men
toned as managerial possibility for
some American league team next sea-
son
Frank Romine Of the Lafayette team
IN the Northern Indian league has been
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-16
Yesterdays National League Results.

AT New York, New York ii, Pittsburg
9; Pittsbrg 8, New York !.
At Boston, st. Louis 7, Boston s.;
st. Louis 5, Boston /.
At Philadelphia Chicago 7, Philadel-
phia s.
At Brooklyn, Cincinnati I, Brooklyn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-16
National League Standing.

Yesterdays American League Results
AT Cleveland, Cleveland 5, Washing
ton o.
AIT Chicago, Chicago 4 Boston 2.
At ST. Louis, New York 9, st. Louis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-17
Mnalpbabetcn

Gin idpeoiI6er Gelebrter bat TO-
ben iiber oie 3obl Ser 4naIp1abeten,
Die ieoes 2anb 5ablt, genoue 6ur.
i6uneen gemodt. Die %geiammelten
itatiltiiden 9aten, 10 lielt man in
.Mopimento Magiitrale", ionnea
Stalien 5u groBem Sroite seretden,
henn es eiebt Staateu, Die NOD mebr
bes 2eiens unb S6reibens unfunolge
Menl6enfinoer aufmeiien mic bos
italienilhe Staatsmeien. 8aDreto
iid) namliG in Stalien Die s3aol ser
4%nalpbabeten ouf 3t.3 &ro5a!t
belGuft, 5ablt 8ulgarien SO 9ro5ellt
@nalpbabeten, Serbien uno GaBlono
|ie 60 8ro5ent, Bortugal 60 Bro8eltt,
MumGnien rs 8ro5ent. limo nun 5u
Sen @ationen, Die an Ser Spite ser
&ultur mari6ieren: 9as 9eutide
&eid nit nur 0.05 8ro5eri @nol-
pbo6eten, S6meoen init Oh 9ro-
@nalpbabeten, Die S6mei5 nit Oh
Yro54 91nemarf nit 0.2 Yro5a
England nit / Bro5., Die Nieoerlanoe
nit 81 @ro8ent, Sronfreid NIT 2
8ro5ent. Stalien fomlnt rah Otter
rie6-ungarn uno audi nah 8ried)an-
LAMB, bas 80 8ro5ent M~nalpbabeten
5dbIt. 4noere itatiltii6e 9otell
bes i6peniihen @elebrten bstreIfen
sen Sdulbeiud 1T oenielbela euro
tdiiden Staaten, unb es eraiebt ltd
ous leinen 8ered)nungen, onB ms
geiammt so 8ro5ent Der lhulpflid-
tigen &inoer (pom iediten bis gum
fiinf3ebnten 2ebensiobre) reJelmlBia
Die Sdule beiuden. Sir Den BOLTS
unterri6t giebt europa I'M 8ah5en
sfpei MiGiaroen Gronen ais: duf
6uBlono entfdnt oapon lur Elm
3ipan5ieItcl, auf 9entidlanb Elm
0rittel, auf @neIano elm Siertel, olti
Sranfreid Elm gl6tel, ouf Se,terreid)
Elm 3ebntel. europa bat cnolid
465,451 S6ulen, 1,050,63d Sdnle
lebrer uno 41,281,69t G6iiler--
elm mabres Seer, Dos ftaltbig md
m1dlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-17

iammtli6e 9u6ten ser SliIel, iofern
ibre 8reite ni6t feds Seeineilett
tii6erIdreitet, als gtnnellgepdIer
an5uieben ieier, bet oenelt sic Drei-
meilen5one crit bon ser porgeriidte=
item 2anoipibe ser @ltdt o6 gu req
men lpdre.
Sc m1B ooron erirrnert iperocn,
bob aud Sranfrei6 lett Dem lttred-
ter Srieoen i'm Sabre 1913 Siiderei-
redte on ser neuftnolanoiiden Suite
beioB, beren Mlsiibutg oiele5 2onO
ebenfaQs in oauernbe &onililte nit
Dem e1gliiden Mutterlanoe braGte.
0nrd oos fran5oiiid<englii6e Solo
nialahfommen pom 8. IpriI 1904,
morin Sranfreid I'M meientli6en arf
feline &orre6te IN N%eufunbluno bcr=
5i6tete, muroe oieier olte Soccer be-
enoet. I'm 10 GROCER par al5barm
IN gnglono mie in oen Gereinigtett
Staaten bos 8erlatgen, ii6er oieIe
Streitfrage ou6 51 ether Gegelung
gu fommen. Der am 4. 4prsl 1908
omii6en England uno Ser Union as
geidIoiiene ltanoiee S6ieos-8ertrag,
mobnr6 bie beioen Gegierufeen itdJ
petpfliftteten, lire Streitfdle Dem
Soager Sdieosgeri6t gu unicr6rei-
ten, eob enoli6 ben miGfon1melten
InlaB oo5l1. Stootsiefretar @libu
&oot, ser ndbreno ieiner Initsoauer
10 matl6es groBe Sriebensnerf boG-
bradt bot, gab feline GuDe, big es
inn gelone, ben &onflift Der i9ieOs=
geri6tliden 2Oiu11g 5u unterbreiteil.
Sim q. San. 1909 fam es Sudden
inn uno benz enelii6en @eianoten
Sames 8rpce gu 8aibington CUR
nntaraei6nnng bes &ompromi1ies,
oas oie 3uitanoigfeit fir Die idiebs=
geridtlihe &egelung obgeitedt. Nud
oieiem &onnpromiB miro oas 5diebss
geri6t iieben Srogen gu erleoigen bo-
ben. gs miro Die ortli6el mie bie
iiaatli6en 8eroronungen utth @eiebe
gu priifen baber, inniemeit iie bas
@bfommen bon 1918 bel 1ronfett,
Johann, Oh oie @%ngeborigerl ser Ser
einigten Stoaten BET Musiibung i6rer
Ssii6ereibefugnis oas &ed)t baben,
Manni6often gu perpenoen, Die nid,t
@~ngeborige Ser Ser. Staaten iino,
Of bie amerifanii6en 6ii6fopr5el1ge
beim gintritt in oie neuflt1tblatoi-
i6en @afen beItimmte Ibsa6en 6n
entri6ten baben, mel6e geIdranful1-
gen oen onterifaniiden 6iidern BET
ibren 2anouneen gu Gedt ouf5uer-
legen fino; BON pel6em @unfte aus
Die 9reimeilen5one an ben aiiten,
9u6ten nnb Safen 5,t redltel it,
uno abnlibe Srooen mebr. auBer=
Dem beauftragt oaS &omprrmib SOS
Sdiebsgeri6t bur6 @ufftellulg bon
@eieben unoeines @erfabrens sic
Gegelul1g fiinftiger aus oieier Ma=
terie iif ergebenber 51iplerigfeiten
por5ubereiten. Die beioer @ertrags=
~ltoaten berpfli6ten iih our9 artifel
" oes &omprpmiiies fir Oen Sad,
baB lie iene @elete unb Megeln
ni6t annebmen iollten, ibre ors Dem
Sii6ereinelen an Der at(ontiIhen
&iilte iid erge6enoen Streitiefeiten
our6 oos ouf Der 5ueiten !Saoser
&onferen5 eingeridtete niulnmorilde
Shieosnerfabren" ous3ugleidcrl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-17
5Ortidritt bes siDeus

Sn Dem v4nmual 9teuiclp Of
Soreien Commerce Of tbe uniteo
Stotes", ser ioebet1 bonn SapoelsDe-
partement unierer 8unoesregierung
peroffentli6t 1T, finoen mir %irtercl-
iante angaben iiber bte @usfubr aus
Dem Suoen unb Die @infubr ourdl
iiioli6e S~afenplGbe. Na6 oielel1 bat
iid Die @usfubr aus oen @olfba-
fen mabreno Ser Sabre bon 1899
bis 1909 ltm bunoert 8ro6ert per=
grobert unb ebenio bot Tie alis ben
iieben eroBeren atlantii6en &dfcn
oes Sioens beoeutenb 5ueeltol1nlen.
Sn Sabarnab, Ga, betrus Die gu.
nabnle iii Bro5ent, IN ct. Sobns,
Sloriba, i'm Sadionpiaer Giltrlft,
gar 700 8roaent. Die MltsfuDr aus
@ilminston, g. g., mies cine gu
nabme bon ITO Bro5ent arf unlo Sic
aus 8runsmid, Ga, cine lplfe bon
AZ Hro5ent. Mud bat ii6 bas Scr.
baltnts Der @eiammt=@ rs flt5r ser
@olfbafen gu Der @eiommfaasfit6r
Der atlantiiben @afen 81 @uniten
bes Siioens perdnbert. SIN Sabre
1899 iteqte Die 4usfubr ber Golf
bafen % Bro8ent Ser M1tsfubr olis
Den atlantii6en Sdfen bor, i'm Sob
re 1909 fam iie Al 8ro5ent Ser
Iusfubr aus ben @olfbGfen gleid.
9ie ginflbr Ser @olfbafea bat i'd
mabreno Der genannten se1n Sabre
UNI 240 Broaent pergrobert Die
Ser atlantiiden &afen nur It'll 76
8ro5ent. unb oieie 8ergroBeruna
BON 76 8roaent tit aud noe, Doutt-
ia6li6 auf oas Comic ser iiioli-
den &afen an Der atlantiiGen ailte
81 ieben. Sn je6em ein5elllen pntl
ibnen bat oie ginfilbr gepaltig oll-
genommen mebr aIs bic 76 Tro5eilt
Der @eiammt-8 ergroberuns betrc=
gen.
Mlleroines lino oieie Grport- 3a1-
len nno big 5n eiltem geDiIlell @ra=
De au6 bic Smport5ablen 1tidt
INNER Die ri6tigen @~raonlelfer fiji
Die gntmidlung oes 2anbes, ia nitt
einmal INNER fir Die @rtmidluile
oes betreffen0en Safenortes. gs hoi
Safenplate geeeben, oeren ggportc
beitanoie 5unabmen uno Sic oobel
bod ben &rebsgang eingen. 9(ber
in oieiem ipesieGer1 Safe tenlt5eid)-
men tie bod Sen mddtigen Sort
ibritt, Ben Der @anoel oes Snoelts
in oielem lebten Sabr5ebnt 9ernadt
bot. Die 8epolferlrngs5abl III 70 oli=
Beroroentlid eemadien, 10 Diele rleus
Snbuitrie5meige iino emporuebliibt,
Mderbau nno @ieb5udt BADEN iid) 10
eripeitert, oaB fid Der SalloeI ullee-
mein oergroBert baben mug. &ir
MAIDEN bier i'm Siioe1 CUR 8eit eille
genalttge gntmidlnngsperiohe onrd)
iro 6ieie 8eriooe lit nod fange llidlt
obgeihlolIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-17
Der Streit iiber bic nenfnnblGnSi
fden 3Gnbereien.

Gin Streit, Ser in ieinem urio-
den i6on auf elm Sabrblnoert
5uriidgebt, uno Ser felt ungeidDr
ileb5ig Sabren mieoerbolt gu oiplo-
matiidm gineriffen Mnlab eeseoen
bat, ioG nunmebr 1einer Grleolgutg
our6 ibieoseeri6tli6e gnti6eloung
Dor benz Saager Sof entgesensc-
bradt meroen. gs banbelt It'd INN
oas 5iihereiredt Der Mmerifoner oil
getpiiien Stellen Der &ii1te Neu.
funolanbs, ein &edt oas Die Sc
gierung oieIer 4olonie bielfob De-
Itreitet uno bas burd Die 8eietge-
bung mie our1 ortlide Gcroro1ull-
gen mieoerbolt in 5rage geitelt MR.
De. MIs iid oie oreiaebn c1gliiden
Solomon in Norbamerifa rom Wiut-
terIanoe losloften batten iie peocr
cine Snouitrie nod einen in BE.
tra6t fommenoen Sanoel. sic Ics-
ten oaber eroBes @emidt %oarauf.
bob ibnen I'M 8eriaiGer Srieben
BON 1888 Die 8eredtigung erieilt
muroe, an Ser &iite Neuiunolanos
uno 2abrabors ben Sii1gang 5u be-
treiben. S6on bamals fam es 5u
8eibereien 5miiden BEN Mllgehorigan
beioer Staaten, 10 oaB Die Gnglau-
Der i'm Center Srieoen bon 1914
Die Siibereiberedtigung Der ameri-
faner itrei6en molten. Sc
rem giniprub fiibrte aber ocbin, bob
Die Srage in ienem 8ertraee p01ig
often gelaiien murbe. 0as trug llo-
tiirlid nidt CUR @erftanoieung BEL.
l1nb Die ii6 mebrenoen 8onflifte
peronIaBten Die beioem &~esierungcn,
an 90. Sftober 1918 gu 2olloon Elm
Die Sii6ereifrage betrefferbes Colt
oerabfommen gu ltnter5eidnen.
Ser erite @rtifel oieies Abfom-
mems biloete Ole @runola8e bes an
l.. SUM in 9aae in Inerifi aenort-
menen groBen Staatspro5elies. gs
muroe ben Mmerifanern bas 6cd)t
eingerarmt, an gepiiien Streden Der
neufunoldnoiihen aiiite, an geiuilien
ba5ugeborigen Snieln ipie ou1 III
ben 8udtelL &riefs unb 3afen UNI
beihranft Dem Siihfang ob5uliegen,
nG6reno ibnen ouf anberen Siredell
rir auberbolb Ser 9reimeilen5une
BON ser &iiite ab bieles Ge6t galpabrt
ipuroe. Die lteberi6reitung oieier
Gone loGte ben omerifanii6en SiiGt-
fobr5eueen rtur oann 5uiteben, melll
iie getotigt iino, 3ufluht 81 iuden,
S6doen ausbeiiern, Sols 5u fotfell
ODER @aiier ei%n5unebmen. 8ieier
Gertrag, Der 1871 erneltert nurbe,
lief 1885 ab uno fonrlte ieitoem i'll
folge 5ablreider ollfgetoufelleg
S6pierigfeiten, trot oller Semi,
buneen beioer Megierungen nid)t
mebr berldrgert meroen. Die S6mie.
riefeiten beItanoen gum erobet Sell
oorif1, BOB sic &eeierung gteufunb-
lambs ourd einieitig erloiidte @eiete
ui1o 8eroronungen Die augeitanm-
ten @orre6te Der @merifaner on Dell
int Srage itebenoen &iiitenllrt6en
foit poGig beieitigte unb baS Die ia,
nabiide Gegierung Der Sreiineilcl'
| gone cine llmidreibung gaf, .uonadl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-17
@nnberbare gntSefunaeu

fenn5elfJnen uniere 8eit. Slagnla.
ih;nen, orobtloie 9elegrapbie,
fur6tbare &rieesmai6inen ilno Ienes
@unoer a1er @unoer. Or. Sings
0en DISCOVERY Die oas aebcn ret.
tel, menn es our6 Suiten, GrfGltun-
gen, Grippe, Bronchitis, Seufieber
uno 2ungenleioen beorobt lit. Stiff
iofort. Sidere Seilune. Sames SC
glof, 4ibpiae, 81. 6, o.. 81. go. a,
fat es BON einem idlimmen @ufterl
gebeilt, nadoem alle anoern MitieI
feblihlugen. SOC uno $1.0C. Ser.
iuhsfIai6e fret. @arantiert bon alien
9ruegiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-17
Die erofe S6ee ciner fsrau

lift, ii6 an8iebenb gu MAIDEN. @bel
penn iie franf lit, oann lit oo:
idmer. 8ronfbeit benirtt l6fefte:
ausieben. @ber @leftric 8ittcrs
giebt ben Srouen @eIun01eit uni
S6onbeit 8uriid. IS reguliert @ta
gen, 2eber un6 0ieren, reilligt Oo:
8lut giebt ftarfe @erben, flare @u
gen unb cine feline Saut. @eriltdt es
SOC BET alien 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-17

Die 9robin5 @r3erl1n nj tpr-
fiiben 4rmenien lit BON furdi6aren
lle6erifpuemmun9en beingeludt
moron. Die Staet &aiiallfaleb iii
gum 8eil 8eritort uno oicle Bera
ionen 1tno ertrunfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-17
Ndtnng.

Nebr 9effraft, mebr Saltbarfeit
uno beiieres @usIeben mie irgeno elm
anoeres Sobrifat, baben befonntlih
Die Sarben
6ie bon 6. s. M1teIler bier TT San
glntonio fabri5iert perben. Selhise
meroen i'm groBen tpie i'm fleiren gu
ben biaigiten 8reiien berfauft.
s. 8. Mueller's Sarben-5abrif,
905-12 @ar6en GtraBe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-19
RAILROAD NEWS.

J. POtten, master mechanic of the
Texas & Pacific at Big Springs, Is in
the city.
W r. Martin. superintendent OF the
union station, went to Globe, Ariz., Sat-
urday on business.
F. B. King, superintendent OF the
western division Of the Southwestern,
who has been in the city, returned to
Douglas Saturday.
TrainmaSter Murphy. Of the western
division of the Southwestern. and Mrs.
Murphy, Of Douglas. Ariz-. who were in
the city shopping. have returned to
Douglas
S. H. Parkinson, chairman of the
grievance committee of the Brother
hood OF Railway Trainmen, arrived In
the city Saturday morning from Hous-
ton and returned in the evening on
No. 10.
r H Sherman of Los Angeles has
been assigned to fill a vacancy in the
Southwestern dining car service and
went out Saturday evening as dining
car conductor, relieving Chas. Hight. of
the cOmmisary office, who has been
serving temporarily as conductor Mr..
sherman brought his family to FL Paso
10 reside.
w NJ Battcrff, who was assistant to
Garnett King, when the latter was CITY
ticket agent OF the Southwestern at Ell
PaSo, has been appointed contracting
freight agent Of the Frisco lines. with
headquarters in Milwaukee, Mis-. Mr..
Battorff was also city ticket agent at
Douglas at one time and is well known
through the southwest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-19
TERRITORIAL TROOPS
ARE BUSY DRILLING
Experience Cold Weather in
California >at Camp
AtaScaderO.

Camp Atascadero, Cal. Sept. ia
chill fog which was felt keenly by the
gllardsmen from Arizona and New Mex
leo, swept over the army maneuyer field
this morning, but for several hours the
national guard Of Arizona and New
Mexico drilled on the plain west OF the
camp under the coaching" of Officers
from the regulars
Maj +. R. Day of the Both infantry,
who commands Fort Mason at San Fran
cisco, Is drilling the Arizonians. and
Lieut.. Col Pfeister, also of the 30th. is
acting IN a similar capacity for the New
Mexico troops, who arrived Yesterday.
Field maneuvers followed the drilling.
The national ~uard of New Mexico.
consisting OF regiment OF infantry. two
troops of cavalry and O battalion of
field artillery is commanded nv Col. W. c.
Porterfield- Adjutant general \. S.
BrOokes stopped in Los Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-19
LOST SCHOONER
TURNS UP SAFE
Grew Has Terrible Time In
Coast Storm, but Ship
FINALLY Saved.

Galveston, Texas, Sept 19-The
schooner y. l. DantzEer. thought to
have been lost in the tropical storm
which swept the gulf last week, ar
rived IN port this morning. after having
lost her cargo of fruit from Tampico,
and having been subjected to one of the
tiercest hurricanes known in these wa
terS for many wears.
Capt. Fred COrdsen related thrilling
experiences OF the storm which for IL
hours Tuesday threatened to DESTROY the
snip. Y falling barometer was noticed
Sunday a week ago. when the craft
sailed. The wind increased that night
and the next dav. The schooner left
her usual cOyIre in an effort to avoid
the storm, but found herself in the teeth
of q gale Tuesday TOrrential rains
fell and the sailors were almost dead
from exhaustion, after a successful fight
to save the boat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-19
Ell PASO TEACHERS SAVE
MEXICAN GIRLS HAIR
Customs Officers Had Taken False
Hair From Her But the Teachers
Recovered II PrOmnfIV.

This is to be tale of a hair breadth
escape Of a little black eyed Mexican
senorita from the vigilant eyes of the
Mexican customs officials. Having
been selected to be one of the girls
who would Officiate at the unveiling
ard dedication of the Juarez monument,
little Miss Juarez came to FL Paso to
buy herself a bit of new hair to be
worn after the fashion of her American
sisters over the shiny black braid
which was hers by gift of nature
The braid was selected after much
matching. and she started on her home
ward trip on a Mexico car. When the
car stopped at the Mexican customs
house she was ordered to get off and
the precious hair was cOnfiscated by a
prosaic customs inspector. Two Eel
PasO school teachers. on the same car
learned of her predicament and immedi-
ately came to the rescue. II was ex>
planned to the official in both badly
broken, kitchen Spanish and English,
what a patriotic part the hair was to
play in the gran dia" on the morrow.
After much Struggling Of shoulders and
lightning flow of talk, the girl was
given her brand new hair with which
she was to make herself beautiful for
the Sunday celebration
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-19
ABOUT RAILROAD PEOPLE.
CORN SHIPMENTS
TO MEXICO, LARGE
Duty VIII Go on Again Oct.
1 and Shipments Are Be
mo Rushed Thrnnrh

The shipment of corn from the United
States into Mexico is heaviest since
the duty was first declared off by the
Mexican government following the fafs-
ure or the Mexico corn crop The
duty Will be put on again on October
l, and Mexico dealers are placing rush
orders IN the United States in order TO
have a large stock on hand when the
duty goes on, thus reaping a neat prof
II The corn movement is particularly
heavy on the Southwestern. which
moves freight from St Louis to the
border in five day.. Other roads from
the east also report heavy shipments.