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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
HOUSING RALLY IN SECOND DISTRICT
Great Meeting Planned Tonight Under Auspices of Combined Democracy of First and Second Districts

A rousing rally under the auspices Of the combined Democracy of the F'irst and Sc ,ond districts will be held this evening at Lafayette street and Rail road lVenue with a number of not able speakers in attendance.
 Senator Jeremiah Donovan, nominee for, Congress from he Fourth district and among the most notable members of the last General Assembly, will be included in the program of ora tory Donovan's chief opponent for the Con gressiona1 nomination will appear on the same platform. Col. John H. Mo Murray nominee for representative. and formerly distinguished member of the Common Council from the Sec ond district also is scheduled to make an address. Col McMarray was for merly president of the Common Coun- cil.
 It is expected that the Democracy. of both districts as well as many rep-- resentatives of other districts will pack the hall.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
ROMANTIC EVENT
 OF CITY HALL IS
 BROUGHT TO LIGHT
Attorney George F. Mara a Regular Mir. Cupid For
 New York Couple

Although every effort was made to have the affair kept Eecret, the nsgas of 8 quiet wedding fn this ely last Monday night leaked out today w1aen a return. of a marriage license was filed in the town clerks office. The license showed that Attorney Walk CT Matteson, a prominent Brooklyn, 1 Y. practitioner, married Lillian w. Hester under romantic c4rc1Irn stances.
 Monday night Attorney George Mara was walking into the city hall when he met couple. They wanted to he directed to someone who could perform the marriage cere uony. That's ono of the best things I do," replied the genial lawyer, who Is also a justice of the peace at odd moments. He took the couple to his office and tied the knot.
 The groom. who was all dressed up like a matinee idol, gave his ago as 39 years. The bride confessed sine was (. widow but it didn't de-ract any from her charms After the ceremony the couple departed for Boston on a honeymoon trip.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
MAYOR HAS SCHEME OF HARBOR COMMITTEE OF
 VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
He Believes Such Body Can EHec-
 lively Seek Improvements.

Mayor wilson proposes to establish a harbor committee, composed of rep resentatives from the Board of Trade. the Business Mems association. the Manufacturers association and the To- cal Pilots association for the purpose of seeking improvements to the local harbor. The mayor and Harborrnas- ter Garry Paddock went on the harbor inspection trip with the Rivers and HarborS commission of the state yesterday, and the idea of creating such a committee was preached.
 Letters will be sent to the various organizations named above and they will be invited 10 delegate one or more representatives to meet as a joint com mittee to outline definite plans and de- finite policies for the improvement of the local harbor. These plans and pol icies will be used in seeking appro- priat tions from Congress
 The mayor said that further dredg- ing from Johnson's Creek to accommo- date the manufacturers there. and also dredging at Cedar Creek. were among the desired Improvements. More drain age is also desired west of the chan mel in the lower harbor to enlarge the anchorage basin. It is believed that the different associations and organiza- tfons in the city can cooperate to se cure such Improvements.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
COURT SUSTAINS CITY IN ACTION AGAINST HURD
 FOR HIGH SCHOOL SITE

The matter of the City of Bridgeport against F. W. Hurd had a brief hear ing before Judge Holcomb in the su- perior court this morning. This action is in 8 nature of condemnation pro- ceedings by the city against HIrd whose Golden Hill property is sought for a new High school site
 The court ruled that the city had conformed with the requirements re- garding notice of 9. hearing and that the city had shown that the property was desired as a, school site. No ap- praisers have yet been appointed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
DRIVER BURIED BENEATH
 DUMPCART LOAD OF LOAM

While attempting to dump a load Of Ioam in front of the dwelling at SO Center street this morning, Robert Sul- Iivan 43 years olG. a Iaborer em- ployed by a local contractor, became entangled in the swinging body and was carried beneath the dirt. When pulled from beneath the load it was found by Emergency Surgeon C. R. Pratt that he had sustained a probab ble fracture of the knee-cap and he was conveyed in the ambulance to Bridge port hospital where his injuries will be treated.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
ARRESTED FOR PILFERlNG
 CHICKEN FROM AMAZUn

Upon a warrant sworn out by vii liam Pfau, proprietor of the Amazon Cafe. Fairfield avenue. William H. Smith was today arrested at his home 1S5 Fairfield avenue by Detective Ser geant Edward CrOnan. According to the complaint he is charged with the embezzlement of a chicken valued at S1 from the premises occupied by the Amazon Cafe, which came to light through the arrest of Thomas Wilbur at that place yesterday charged with assault upon Charles P. Clifford, of 373 Myrtle avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
CLOSING
 WESTERN TRIP

Crestline, O.. Oct. 11-Highly pleas ed with his reception in Chicago, which lasted nearly to the time Of his departure at 2;55 a. m., Governor Wilson faced today's campaigning fu Ohio with voice alrn ost gone. He Was scheduled to stop two hours at on his way to Cleveland. where he makes the last speech of his present trip tonight
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
HER SCREAMS PUT
 BURGLAR TO FLIGHT

Mrs Annetta Fish Mereness. living on the Kings Highway. Fairfield, had the experience of awaking Thursday morning to find a burglar at work in her bed room. Thinking at first that it might be her mother she called to her, with the result that the intruder took flight. A jewelry box contain ing valuables to the amount of S1OO had been taken. The Fairfield. au- thorities have been notified and are hopeful of apprShending the thief
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
sERvIA DECLARES WAR?

Berlin. Oct 11zAn unconfrIned sds eratch from Belgrade announced tha Servta declared war on Turkey at o'clock, this afternoon
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
JAIL BIRD RE-ARREsTED.

Wanted for the theft of several chickens in the West End, Louis Fish CT, was today brought back from New Haven, where he has been serving jail team, by Detective Sergeant George E. Fox
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
GREAT EUROPEAN WAR

St Petersburg. Oct 11.-Predictions o2 general European conflict were made in speech by War Minister, fucfaoIlinon at the automobile club here according to persons who pro fessed today to have heard him.
 The Balkan outbreak is the begin ming of great European cIash,'' he was quoted ss Gaying, into which Russia inevitably will be drawn"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
GC:ontinued on Page D

The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Bach elder, widow of Cyrus T. Baker, was held at 2:30 this afternoon from her late residence. 221 Beach street h. tern1ent was in Mountain Grove cem- atarYe
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
MRS. WILSON CAMPAIGNING.

Baltimre, oct. 11-Mrs Woodrow Wilson will arrive in Baltimore, next Thursday and be the guest of the Wo- mans Wilson League of Maryland. She will be accompanied by her daughter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
Besides Initial Victory of War, King Nicholas Troops Have Captured Several Important Qualifications From the Sultan
Dispatch Late This Afternoon Announces Servia Has De- clared War on Turkey - Balkan Outbreak Now Con- sidered Start of Big European Clash
IN THE BALKANS TO-DAY.

Montenegrins add capture of Turkish forts at Tuki to victories ztDetchitch and Planinitza noun tairs. opening roadway to import ant Turkish towns of Scutarl-
 Scutari reported taken by Montenegrins and certainly in danger.
 Skirmishing on Turko-Bulgar- ian and Turko-Servian trontlers;
 Slaughter of prisoners and rnassacreE of non-combatants re- ported by both sides.
 Pow CTS continue hopeful of re- storing peace, pointing out that F3lIraria and SerVia still with hold declarations of hOstilities-
 Greece reported on verge of dropping out of anti-TurkiSh all lance
 Turkey bringing 140,0O0 Asia tic troops to Constantinople, in creasing European force to 4OO,- 900 men
 Turko- -Montenegrin battle re- ported raging at Berana-
 Unconfirmed despatch from .- Belgrade announces Servian de- cIaration of war against Turkey
 Russian WAT minister predicts general European conflict Berlin, Oct 11.-Montenegrins under seneral Martinovitch, King Nicholas minister of war, have captured severa Notifications from the Turk. bout Tarabosch, near Scutari, des atches from Podgoritza said. today The point Is south of Planlnitza ana ,etchitch mountains, where the Mon eneRrins' initial victory was won. I nav have been reached by a forced march following the big engagement ut military authorities incline to be ;eve the army Is one that invaded Turkey by a different route.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
ATTENTION. ATTENTION.

All members of Lodge No. 30, In ternational Asso. of Machinists, are tonight at 119 Wall St Business Of importance will be transacted. Per order.
 a REC. SECY.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
DESPERATE BATTLE.

>Buda pest, Oct. 11.-A desperate bat tie was, today, reported in progress between the Turkish garrison of Der rins who are trying to capture the town.
 It is reporting that Servian and Bulgarian troops are marching to eff feet a junction preliminary to advanc- ing on Adrionoples Turkey.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
GAME MONTENECRINS FIGHTING DESPERATELY AGAINST ODDS
 DRIVE TURKS INTO RETREAT

occupied by the Montenegrins, accord ing to a special from Budapest. The news was unconf1rmed and was doubt ed here. If true, it marks a heavy dis aster for the Turks The town is the most important in northern Albania and a. Turkish stronghold.
 Podgoritza despatcheS said fort dominating the Turkish town of Euzi was captured by King Nicholas men, yesterday after fourteen hours fighting, in which both sides lost heavily.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
POWERS STEEL HOPE.

Paris, Oct. 11.-Representa of the powers still insisted, today, that they have hopes of putting eXtin- guisher on the Balkan outbreak. It was stated unofficially that some pro- gross had been made in the past 24 hours.
 The report that Greece had drop ped out of the Balkan alliance was considered premature but it was con- sidered strong pressure was being brought to bear to force Greece to stop mobilization.
 King Ferdinand. of Bulgaria, op- poses war. The Servian government is more belligerent but King Peter will do as the powers order. The Sultan has already expressed will ingness to grant what the allies de- mand but will not do it under pres sure. If the pressure can be removed and this is what the powers are trying to do-the Turks will Subside
 This leaves only Montenegro, and deserted by it's allies, Montenegro will have to make peace.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
TURKISH PRISONERS.

Vienna, Oct. 1.-The road to Scutari was open to the Montenegrin forces, today, according to messages from Podgoritza, King Nicholas headquar- ters. At latest accounts they were making themselves secure in the Detchitch Mountain foothills, captured from the Turks after0 a two days fight. It was believed all the Turkish defenders of the position were prison CTS.
 Their victories at Planinitza and Detchitch Mountains carried the main body of Montenegrin invaders about 5 miles into Turkish territory. Their further advance to Scutari should be easy since there are but a few weak Turkish garrisons to be dealt with on the way. At Scutari, the Turkish forces are concentrating strongly.
 Dispatches from the front merely say the Montenegrin and Turkish losses were very. heavy about Plan initza and Detchitch Mountains. The Turks fought ferociously until their artillery was Silenced.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
SPECIAL MEETING.

Members of Bridgeport Lodge, B. P. O. E., No. 36, will meet Sunday morning at 11:3O to take action on death of Brother William V. Dewitt. P. E. R. C. J. Murphy, c. B. R.,
 Secretary. as
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
ARMY ADVANCING.

London. Oct. u-The Montenegrin &consui- general here, today, received the following official message from Get .tinje=
 Military operations continue suc- cussfuI- Several important Turkish positions taken already. Army ad- Tancing."
 HEAVY DISASTER.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
MAKE LITTLE OF VICTORY.

Constantinople, Oots 11.-Turkish military officials. today, declared themselves unperturbed by Montene- gro's victories in northern Albania Cettinje, the Montenegrin capital, they remarked, is so close to Turkish terri tory that it was easy for them to throw a large force across the from tier at a moments notice, while it takes time for Turkish troops to be
 moved from Constantinople to oppose the enemy. There will be a different story to tell. shortly, they admitted.
 Within a week, good authorities stated, 14o,o00 picked warriors from Asia Minor will have reached the Turkish capital giving the war office command of 100000 soldiers-in the Sultan's European doIninions without unduly straining the national re- sources.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
HEAVY DISASTER

London. Oct n-scutari has been
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
A. sueh sportsmanahipI

Henley is a querulous place. Mixed
with as sound craftsmanship as the
world may see is a leaven Of cant
stirred in by a few ubiquitous oars
men Of former decades. For instance.
the dear old Saturday Review. in re
viewing a book on American rowing.
came across an old Yale class race be-
tween q dugout and racing barge,
The boys in the log craft had been
twitted about their queer boat, and be-
fore the race they thoughtfully fas-
tened a great rock to the keel Of the
barge and thus managed to win. The
race was entirely ridiculous. but the
English commentator passed the joke
and gravely censured the author for
recording the incident with unholy glee
and intimated that no American uni
versity was complete without a full
set OF appliances for retarding oppo-
nents' boats.-Samuel Crowther, Jr., IN
Outing Magazine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
PIRRlL BRICK co.
Gets MACHINERY
English Capital Interested
IN Mexico-Bowling
Tournament.

Parral, Cbih., Mex, jan 2l.-Ihe ma
chlnery ordered for the new plant OF
the ParraI Fire Clay company is now
on its way here and viii be installed as
soon as possible on its arrival The
cOnsignments coming include dry
pan, pug mill. elevator, screen com
bined pug and sugar machine auto
matte cutting machine and other equip
ment
The company viii manufacture both
fife bricE and common brick face
brick. fire proofing and drain tile.
@. p Y. LeTings IS manager
William Hepburn travelling represen-
tative Of a betting company Of Man
chester, England, is at present in this
district. Mr. Hepburn who has mead
quarters in Manchester Itself, says that
English capital has regained cOnfi-
dence In Mexico since the polucal up
heavsl. and the prospects for invest
ments are good He is accompanied
by P. J. Leavitt, who represents the
company in Mexico, and has headquar-
tiers in pueblo
II. c. Walters. who IS running the
Parral foundry, viii be out Of town on
business for the next 10 days.
NJ L. Hutchins has gone TO El Paso-
Bazile Dawson has returned from q
business trip to Chihuahua. lie has re-
signed his position as superintendent
81 the AiVaradO cOmpanyfs mines, as ne
finds bis own business affairs take up
tco much Of his time to justify his at
tempting the double task
Herbert Baird is il charge OF the
pumps at the Presena at present.
W A. Sheldon IS back at Tecolote,
but IS not yet certain whether ne VIII
decide TO stay in the camp or not.
A J. Devlnes travelling auditor OF the
Parral News company, arrived hers
last Friday and has been making an
inventory Of the company's stock.
The officials Of the American Smelt-
ing and Refining company are expected
IN Parrai within the next few days
Mrs. j. Cohoon was the recipient OF
q surprise birthday party and seVeraI
presents The party was organized oS
several friends who have kneWn MIS-
Cohoon for many years, as mark OF
Mrs. Ed sanders held a card party
today.
The bowling tournament at the tor-
efen club is In course Of being played
OF The p. & .. team is leading so
High single game, ,. 2. Johnson Isl
FTfTb three games, z. j. Johnson 4S4-
Team Play.
High single game, P d. 9eO
Low single game, Nationals S44i thlfo
game e-
High three games P, K D. 49,
low three games, Express 1897
The fourth game was played OH On
Fridav and the fifth takes place on
Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
GREEK LETTER MEN
MEET GRAND CHIEF
Alumni Association of A: T..
0. Men is Planned
For FL PaSO.

letter fraternity, Alpha Tau Omega, met
at noon today IN the office in the Mills
building, Of associate justice J. F. Nc
kenzie, Of the eighth court Of civil ap-
peals. The main purpose of the meet
ing was to greet John Van der Vries
of Lawrence, Kas., who arrived in FL
PasO Friday night. Mr.. Van der Vries
is the worthy grand chief Of the Greek
letter fraternity. He occupies the
chair OF professor Of mathematics at
the University of Kansas. He will prob
ably be in Fl Paso for some time.
It has been for some time the pur-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
ENTITIES FOR THE
TUAREE JOCKEY CLUB
R4th Day, Jan. y


First race-Selling, six furlongs.
Thistle Rose FreeWill 80, Golden HuDy
SOS Tuarez 1Q2 Orba Smile. Emma o.
1O3 Sir Irenus, TalloW DIP 4uo' L.
~ 81 seco-,z race2Selling. one mile and a
fl1~1onr Robert 81. Bit Of Fortune %
Weymouth, Misprision 1e-t 49,
The Peer 103, virginia 1-lhosey -'0'
bon DIEGO I08, Setback III
Third race-Selling, one mile ana
furIone Azo 1B4. Round and Round,
Discontent los, Wolferton rs.
Fourth raee-Selling, hlo GTen9e
stakes. $1,000 value six furlongs mn
so. closer $50, Flying Wolf 1O5s Cna-
pultepec 1o6, Sebago Ill
Fifth race-sSelling. six turlongs. &c
crete, ". II. Ford 80, Amoha 7l,.9 -
Chilla s9S, Bob Lynch. Lyle knlght'
Eve White les. Light Knight 14u-
sixth race-PIrse, six furlongs. anon
So Uncle Ben 1O8. Lackrose los, Harri-
gan, Flying Footsteps slus
Apprentice allowance.
Fridays Results
First race-Three furlougs, selling,
two year olds and upward, value $500.
Tnouieta. no CCalIahan), TO 5, Won
Velie Forty. 10 lKeogh), 8 to i, sec
ond; Tildy WOffarth, los (Selden), Is
10 / third Time 40 SIS. Blue Jay,
Maud Mckee. Rose Rablee, Josie Lee
Casanova. Queen Of the Turf. Maggie
Cunningham, Beulah Nc, Tenderest ran
Second race-One mile, selling three
year olds and upward value $500. Ona-
tassa los (Estep), to ?, won; Wicket,
no CTapliu), S 70 l. second; Hanais,
I15 CHeurvl. to i, third. Time
I.l1 Us. Pedro. Velsini, Lottie g
Booger Battle, Hearts Relief, OscurO,
Eiddy Lee ran
Third raoe-Six furlongs. selling, ill
lies and mares, three year olds and up
ward. value $500. FerrOnas 81. Gala
ham. 6 to ], won: Ghilla, 107 Carter,
2 90 ], second; Little Jane l12 Moles-
WORTH, 10 I, third. Time ia 80.
Zool Belle Of the Bay, Keep Moving,
Tender Bloom, Ala Marchmont, Iwalani,
Fleeing Fashion ran.
Fourth race-Six furlongs, three year
olds and upward, value $500. Koote-
nay. 10 (Estep), 4 20 J. won; Lack
rose 10 (Borel), 8 to p second; Pride
OF Lismore, 125 (Buxton), to 2, third.
Time I-12. Flying Wolf, DR.. Dough
erty, Irish Gentleman ran.
Fifth race-FiTe and one-half fur
longs, selling, three year Olds and up
ward. value $500. John H. Sheehan,
los (BoreI), 4 to I. won; Toy Boy, LOT
tGrOss), s TO 3, second; Lyte knight,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
LEACH RESIGNS AS
PEARSON MANAGER
VIII Engage in the Lumber
Business in
California.

Another important change has been
made in the executive personnel Of the
Pearson company in the southwest, NJ.
4. Leach. general manager OF manu-
featuring IN the southwest and Mexico
for the Pearson company. has resigned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

pose Of the alumni members Of the A.
T. o. in Fl Paso TO form an alumni as
ISOLATION among the members here, and
plans for the forming OF this Organiza-
ton were considered at the meeting.
There are about IA members OF the
Greek letter fraternity here, among
them being: DR.. George Drummer. Ben
jamin II. COwan, Leland S. Davis, Por-
ter ". Dent, J. F. DuBose. Rev. Henry
Easter Paul R. Ellis, Judge A s. J.
Eylar, DR.. Frank A. Hughes, William z
Douglass and J. F Mckenzie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
FIsrey or Chances.

a young man proposed for the hand
Of a millionaire's daughter.
We'll" said the millionaire. frOwn-
ing thoughtfully, what are your pros
poets? Is there any chance Of promo
ton in your business =
ANY chancer' cried the young man.
well, I should say so! Why. we en-
ploy 200 men. and my job is next to
the lowest in the establishment. -
Puck.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

1O7 CCaIlahan), 90 TO /, third Time
los 2-5. A.Oralight, Angelus, Waner
Tallow Dip, Phil Conner Hidden Hand,
Salvage, Mycenae ran
Sixth race-One mile, selling, four
year Olds and upward, value $500. MI
ami, 10 CAIolesworth), 1 to 2, won;
Lolita Greed. los CTaplin), Z to 1. sec
ond; Dangerous March, los (Gross). ID
TO 5, third Time 1;15 Is. ChanticlOr,
Tom Franks, Ocean Queen ran
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

o. Ryback, OF the Bonney Mining
company, of LOrdsburg. y. NJ, passed
through the city saturday on his way
east to a meeting OF the stockholders
of his company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
ROBBERS BLOW OPEN TEMPE
BANK. But GET 70 n

Phoenix, Ariz-. Jan. Claiming &C
cess through a skyight, robbers blew
the vault in the Farmers & Merchants
bank, in Tempe. 10 miles from Phoenix.
They were frightened away before
securing any money and left behind .
full kit OF burglars tools.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
MOLTEN METAL CAUSES DEATH
OF TWO AT CANANEA

Cananea, Son. Jan 27.-2eese Lloyd.
formerly Of Globe, Ariz-, shift boss,
and a Chinese have died from injuries
received IN an explosion at the smelter
last Saturday, when both were covered
by molten metal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

A we'll came in last week in the
Goose Creek oil field near La Porte
Texas. with an estimated flow OF 1900
barrels per day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

The $4,000 dock at Port Bolivar
Texas, has been completed for use in
shipping iron ore from the LonzvievT
mines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

and the appointment Of P. c. Thede.
manager OF the Pearson. Chihuahua,
mills has been named to succeed him.
Mr.. Leach has been in charge Of the
erection OF the mills at Pearson and
has been active in the preparation OF
the layout for the Pearson plant at Ell
PRso. His resignation is effective at
once and he VIII engage in the lumber
business in California Mr., Thede will
be in charge OF the cons ruction work
at Pearson, MADEIRA and win have
supervision over the erection and the
equipment Of the FL Paso mills.
Drsushop's Business college has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

With the case of Richeson and Avis
Linnel settled. we hope it will soon
be safe for the Goth century girl to
let her mother read the newspapers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

The chamber Of commerce Of Plain
view Is endeavoring to land the trans
continental auto route by way OF thai
city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

Drsughon's Business College has
moved to the Trust Bldg. Phones 1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
No
Press Room
Secrets

The Herald is the only
Ell Paso paper that has al
lowed its circulation rec
ords to be examined by a
committee Of local adver-
tisers. Tt is the only Ell
Paso paper that has its
circulation attested by the
American Advertisers As
ISOLATION. An iron-clad
circulation guarantee is a
part of every Herald adj
vertising contract.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

.all measuEs Al southwestsrn Fuel &C.