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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-17
GOLD PRODUCTION
IN u. S. DECREASES
Output for 1912 is S03,451 ,5OO-CaIi-
fOrnia Leads, Colorado Is Second
and Alaska Third.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 17.-Produc-
ton Of gold in the United States during
1912 amounted to 1913. 451,5 500. a decrease
OF S5,45S,50O as compared with the pre-
VlouS year, and the lowest American
production since 1907.
.. The output of silver was 63,766, 800
flne ounces, valued at $50, 1877, 500. an
increase of 1857, 400 ounces over 1911,
the greatest gain being in the state
The figures were made public today
IN Joint statement by the mint bu-
reau and the geological survey. The
decrease was caused because Nevada
output lost $4,521.2O1 as compared with
1911.
George E. Roberts, director Of the
mint, said today that while the output
of gold had decreased in the United
States and Australia there was sniff
cient increase in South Africa to make
the worlds production of gold for 191 ,
greater than in 1911. Statistics are
not yet available on the worlds pro
ductiOn.
California led the states in gold pro-
ductiOn putting out $2O.OOS. 600. Colo
RADIO came second. with sIS74l 200 and
Alaska third with $17,19S. 600.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-17
PRINCIPAL RESIGNS
ON EVE OF OPENING
w. ]. Miller Quits Douglas High School
to Take Pittsburg Place; Iron
Workers in Fight.
Douglas. Ariz., Sept. Nv. ]. Nj

Douglas. Ariz., Sept Nv. J. Mil
Ter, principal Of the High school, sud
denly resigned his position here on the
eve Of the schools opening, annOunc-
ing that he had been offered a better
position in Pittsburg. Pa, which he
had decided to accept Prof. NJ H
BlOme, instructor in mathematics, has
been placed in temporary charge of
the school until the successor of Prof
Miller can be selected.
Owing to the fractional differences
within the ranks of the Ironworkers'
union, several fights occurred on G
avenue and four men were nned IN
police court. The fights, in which
many were engaged, besides those
fined, were Witnessed by hundreds OF
Douglas people on the street f 3
Aaron, district organizer for the Amerl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-17

The New Zeger Will keep up the
frills. thrown in gratis.-AdYertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-17
SHOOTS OIL WAGON DRIVER;
SAYS HE EMBRACED HIS "

Indianapolis, Ind. Sept. 17-Joseph
Stoudt, an oil wagon driver, was shot
mere by Dr. Charles Clayton, who, re-
turning home Unexpectedly, declared
he found the man embracing his wife.
On the way to police headquarters to
give himself up, Dr. ClaytOn's autOmo-
bile struck Roy Deetron, IS years old,
who was internally injured ond is not
expected TO live. Physicians say
StOudt's wounds might prove fatal
Mrs. Clayton told the police that
StOudt called at her home to ask If
they wanted oil, had thrown his arms
around her and was kissing her when
Dr. Clayton appeared She said she
was struggling to get away from
StOudt when her husband arrived. Both
DR.. Clayton and his wife were arrested
and later released on bond.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-17
PLANS APARTMENT
HOUSE ON BOULEVARD
Mrs. A. Goodman Sells Five Room Alta
Vista Bungalow to G. p. HOsfeffer
for $4,000.

Another apartment house is to be
built on Boulevard near Houston
Square Mrs. J. R Locke, of Bisbee.
Ariz., has purchased of B. J. futile.
lots % and "A, in block 65, Franklin
Heights addition, on Boulevard, between
Ange and Ocravla streets. for $4,000.
and will build a reinforced concrete
apartment house thereon. The sale was
made by Cassidy and Adams
Chas r. Russell has bought from "
X. MARI and T. w. Kayser, lots Is and
19, in block P, Hague's subdivision of
Government Hill, for $3.50. u
a. Matthias is contemplating addine
a fourth story to his whoIesaie dI5,
goods building at the corner of Rroa5y
way and Overland street Oau-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-17

The New Zieger VIII keep I'D the
reputation of the old with few extra
frills thrown in gratis.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-17

can Federation of Labor, his brother
Al Aaron, J. J. Fritz and J. Boyle were
W. H. Alden and J. Fulps, who were
also arrested, were found not guilty.
Twenty automobiles and two auto
trucks, carrying almost 100 people,
made the "see the valley first" excur-
sion under the auspices of the cham
Der of commerce, to McNeal-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-17
NAN ON LOHG HIKE browns
IN COLORADO RTVEP AT VIM

Yuma, Ariz.. Sept. 17.-While bath
ing in the Colorado river at the foot
of Main street. Emil Hedriek was
drowned. Several small boys saw that
he was in trouble, but did not give the
alarm until he had gone down for the
third time. Hedrick was walking frOn
Montreal, Canada, to Buenos Ayres.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-17
FRENCH AMBASSADOR URGES
EXHIBIT AT EXPOSITION

Paris, France. Sept. 17.-Much atten-
ton to the question of French partici-
patton in the Panama Pacific exposition
at San Francisco in 1915 is being paid
by Jean J. Jusserand, French ambasso-
dor to the United States, during his
vacation in France. He has called on a
number of important persons and pos
sible exhibitors in half a dozen of the
largest French provincial cities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-17
Ell. PASO OFFICE ISSUES
BLK DE CHARITY TICKETS

It is stated that there are more char
ity tickets issued through the local G.
II. ticket office than by all the other
offices on the I ~Nas and Louisiana
lines combined. Most of these are for
such distances as San Antonio and Los
Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-17

The New ZzeEc< viii keep up the
reputation of the old with a few extra
friIls thrown in gratis.-Advertisem
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-06-06
FOR MORE IMPROVED ROADS
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each Highway being selected and in
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s.c.s,ey Z, Highway rrznspcrtation
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nusIiy IN the ransporsatsoc OF eropA
The sexr 1ne tear o. horses and We
k.eles. ard in the minimizing OF the
waste y track tAruins Where roads
ays o4d. he farmers fres1ently nDc il
Impossible 10 gss their protaeis TO
the shipring points and thus psrisa-
able products are wasted psrcepueiy
trereAstzs the cost q living
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-06-06
CRAUTAUQUA CALLS US

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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-05-09

Department of the Interior, |, ),
Land Office at Las Cruces New
Mexico. May s, 1918.
Notice i hereby Given that Ni,to,
Il Hon. al ll"ndalr. New NrNlco.
who, on August 10. 1909, made
Homestead Entry. No. Oi46,, for
SWll. Section 30. Township ~ s.,
Range oW.. \. NJ. T.. Meridian. ha,
filed motto" of intention Ia make II
nal Three Year Proof, To establish
claim ln the land above described,
before Il. Y. McKcycs. t. $. Com
missioner, AT Drming. New M"vlr",
"n the 2Gh day of June, 1913.
Claimant names n witnesses;
Edward j. Berwick, of llondolr,
New Mexico, Turner :. I.ani"r, 81
llondale. New Mexico. Martin hnl
of llondalc. New Mexico. and stan
ley e. Thompson, oi liondal". Ne"
MEXICO. JOSE GONZALES,
may9junG Register
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POSITIONS or TWO GOV
ERMMENTS TO BE DEFINED

Washington. May S.--The Japan
csc Government, through Ambassa-
dor Chinda, will acquaint Secretary
Bryan early tomorrow of the nature
of its objections ID the anti alien
land bill awaiting Governor John
sons signature in California and by
noon il is expected that the position
Of the United States Government will
have been defined to the Ambassador.
This understanding followed confer
cnces which Secretary Bryan had
late today with President Wilson and
with Ambassador Chinda.
II is believed here that the refer
endum movement being urged by
Theodore Bell of San Francisco may
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frrrnl. or a new disease or pest -
introduced. they have not the con
-tiuton 10 resist long before being
destroyed. A vital point IN their
breeding has been nrglected-hard''
res.
Much has been done IN the las
four az I'VE years, especially by FRO
frss"r MunsOn, Ia produce varieties
hat haze all the good qualities of the
Inropran grape with the added
american quality of hardness. This
=. being done by taking the best En-
ropean varieties and crossing then
with our wild or native, and hybrid
native vines. Sometimes il takes
several generations to get the result
nrered, and Of several thousand
leeds from these crosses perhaps
"ny three or fonr may possess ex-
ccllrni qualities worthy of establish
ina.
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PRESIDENT WILSON VISITS
STATE OF NEW JERSEY

Trenton, \. j., May President
WILSON, visit Ia this State 10 urge
the passage at the Jury reform bill
ut the special session of the leglsla
iurr has again definitely drawn the
line ol battle between the Smith. Nj
gent machine, as il is called. and the
Wlsonlles. President Wilson'S
speeches in Newark. Elizabeth Pat.
crN"n and Jersey City sci II prece-
dent Tor u President of the United
STATES entering into purely Stat.
campaign for reform legislation. At
present in this State iuries are EN-
paneled by the county sherifrs. thus
making the sheriils the most DOW
"rlnl means of the machine CONTROL
my justice. The jury reform idea is
To place the drawing of juries in the
hands of the county Judges, who are
appointed by the Governor The
present system rs defended by the
leaders whom President Wilson de.
feated when he was Governor of the
state, among whom is former United
States Senator James Smith, Jr..
long Democratic leader of the State
III" outcome Of the fight is aniici
pnted with interest. not only here,
hut in Washington.
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Luncheon to Sweet Girl Graduates

The sirls 81 the graduating class
81 1913 were the honor guests AT II
yellow aud white luncheon nj $3.50
last evening in the domestic science
laboratory.
The advanced High School domcs-
tie science class of which Ruth Coz
aud Eddie Berry are members were
the entertainers under Miss Stall
man, their instructor.
The luncheon was carried out III
yellow and white, both rs to table
decorations and menu. The ccl,r-
pirc" was n low ,,owl of California
p,ppirs and ferns GA u point lace
,lu'nr. The table was lighted with
candles in brass cardlesucks. Pl.c"
cards were Touched III waterchl"r- ~
yellow.
Covers were laid for the hono'
guests, Miss l.eona Hubbard. Mis-
Susie Mott. Miss Margaret Ran
nolph, Miss Eddie Berry. Miss Ruth
Coz. Miss Poe, Miss Ruth Mcrrill
aud Miss Franc Watkins.
The following menu was served:
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have the effect of postponing the en-
tire question Tor II period long
enough for the United States and
Japan to arrive at an understanding
or perhaps negotiate new treaty
covering disputed points. 1t Is
known that friends of the Admins
lralion have told the President that
there would be- no difficulty in get
ting sufficient signatures in Cali
fornia 10 compel II referendum 1T
I'll" polls on the anli-alirn bill.
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PRESIDENT VISITS THE
CAPITOL FOR FOURTH TIME

Washington. d. C.. May Pres
'deni Wilson went to the capitol to-
day for the fourth time and, after
an hour % conferences with a score
oil Senators came away wearing n
happy smile AT having cleared up To
his own satisfaction number of
troublesome situations that had
arisen.
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Lily Auction Bridge Club

The Lilly Auction Bridge Club met
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
l.oohi~ last Wednesday evening. II.
II. Kelly won the prize. The club
will be entertained next week by Sam
Jaeger.
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FOR TRADE

FOR TRADE-A well located resi-.
dence in Albuquerque, renting for
$3.50 per month, for Deming prop
erty or II small tract close in Box
GIG, Deming. cot
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Deming Woman's Club

The Deming Woman's Club will
meet next Tuesday afternoon at the
Adelphi Club rooms for the purpose
of indncting the newly elected Off
GERS into office.
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May Party

Miss Ina l.apham gave n nicely
appointed May party to twenty-five
of her friends last Saturday after
noon. May baskets were the favors.
refreshments were served and bridge
was played
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Beard Kagee

Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Mary
\. Kagcr aud Ralph ID. Beard were
united in marria"" by the Rev. II. NJ.
Bruce at the Methodist parsonage.
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Monday Bridge Club

The Monday Bridge Club met last
Monday evening with Mrs. Morris
Nordhaus. Mr. Moore was the guest
of the club
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Home Mission Society

The Woman's Home Mission So
ciety of the Methods Church met
Thursday afternoon With Mrs. p VI.
Staed
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NredlewOrk Class

The Nrcdework Class of the Dem
ing Woman's Club will meet next
Tuesday aflcrnoon with Mr.. X
Swan2y at 2;3O o'clock.
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Bridge Party

Mr.. j, VI. McTcrr will entertain
with an auction bridge party tomor-
row afternoon at her home in honor
of Mr.. Moore.
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LOS

LOST Girls silver watch and sill.
yer chatelelte, April "A, between Sill
yer avenue and Central School Build.
ing. was heirloom. Liberal reward il
returned to Graphic office. It