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Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-06-19
Transfer of Laundry

Negotiations, through the
medium of B. R. McNamer,
have been practically completed
for the transfer of the local
laundry to A. E. Rasmussen and
d. B. Donahue. Mr.. E. E. Freed
has done an excellent business
but his wife's failing health
makes it necessary for him to
retire from the business.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-06-19
A FARM LOAN

We wish you to know that we have plenty of money
to loan on land We can close the loan quickly,
handing over the money just the papers
recorded.
In case you have need of loan of this kind, be
and ask for our terms.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1914-06-19

The Cut Bank fans who went
to Waller Sunday to witness a
contest between the Waller ano
Conrad teams were inclined to
the opinion that it might be a
one-sided affair, sirlce the Con-
rad team has been heralded in
the press as the high light OF
these north prairies. This con-
viction was strengthened by
their recent victory over Kalis-
pell and their double-header de-
feat of Waller, Memorial Day.
Imagine their state of MIND
when they sat in good vantage
places in the Waller stands and
watched the clever little team
of the irrigation settlement play
perfect rings around the fellows
from the Pondera. Eddie Car
Ion, on the rubber for Waller
held Conrad close for eight inn
ing, not allowing a tally, while
Waller pounded the Conrad
pitcher for six scores. Conrad
tailed two near the close of the
game, but at no time were they
able to get to Carlon, the lad
having about fifteen strikeouts
at the close. 1t might have
been an off day for Conrad; it
might have been the gumbo on
the campus, it might have been
that Conrad had few fans to
goad them on. But the critical
Cut Bank fans saw many things
about the Conrad team that fail
ed, in their opinion, to sustain
their reputation as players of
big class. There seemed to be a
lack of fast team action and
cunning hes dwork. Maybe ii
was their bad half day. Waller,
with the weak places braced
perfect accord and veteran man
agement, is going to be a formid-
able team this summer of 1914
Manager Craven of the Conrad
club discussed with Cut Bank
and Waller fans, the possibilities
of organizing a northern Teton
county league this summer, tt
include, Cut Bank, Browning
Sweet Grass, Shelby, Conrad
and Waller. Conrads team is
costing around 5000 a amonth anc
up to date the gate is holding uI
the team. The baseball micro
bus is surely infesting TetoI
this summer and it is our opin.
ion that if Cut Bank had nine
colts that could take down theil
share of games the gate her,
would support them.
Mike Williams should leav,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25
Sen sslutben entriiien.
Die 2eidle ocs 10 Sabre ulten Seiter
Morlep gelaHSet.

Sinter benz Sauie SEQ. 3305
Soutbiioe 9[nenue, nabe Seoamsotls,
entoedten geitern slIbert 0apls illo
feline orei S0bne Die Setde etnes
aroben I'M Ohio ifluimnlen uno
bradlen Den fIeinen 80rper oil oas
2onb. Gs miro angenonlmen, Dab ar
iirh um Die 2eihe beS 10 Sabre alien
2eIter Ntorlep banbeIt, lpelder aHl
Sonntog bei elmer lleberiabrt BON
bent @uoepIaee IN &entltdp nah Der
s3iaaara StraBe in Cincinnati ilber
9oro iiel uu0 ertrant. Selter berano
lid, in @eglcitrnQ ietner @Itern, mel
DIE gtu. 937 Sopfins StraBe mobnen,
oils iih Der lluiaa ereiQnete. 2te
gltern ln0 Der Sootfilbrer battett
nifts BON oem eutieBIiden llntaIl
bemertt. Die 2eihe luuroe nah Der
N2oraue eebraht unO bat Coroner
Or. SSoertmcper cine llnterIudpIng
eingeleitet.
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Widtise Noti3.
Der 9oliScidef ,uarnt DDr benz 1s.
bram6 pun erploiiucn Senerluerfs.
a6rpern Dor bem 4. gulf.

goli5eidef Gopelan erIieB geitern
cine gefnnntmadung, in ipelder er
aIle Berionen. baitptiaGlib Die gl.
tern iparllt, ibren airbern ben @e.
bral6 bon erploiipen Sereriuerfs.
forperu irgenopeldler art Dor oem A..
Slli 5li geitattcn. 0urd Die Grploiiu.
itoiie fonuen llnidae aller glrt ber.
noreeruien tperben unb 8euer entlte.
ben. gllle perionen, ipel6e BON beutc
ab, beim 9lbbrennen bon erploiinen
5euerlperfst6rperll angetroiien ner.
ben, miifen iid ibrs 8srbaftuns
geiaIlen laiien, Ocs9leiben aud Sin.
Der, Die Dor ben SSi9enori6ter su er.
ifeinen baben.> >1ie eItern unb 9or-
niinoer perbcn oaber 6eionbers alif
Sieie gefanntmadung auimertiam
eelnaht.
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Sas 0eImnbbeitsam.t.
g8iro iuG6renb Der nGditen Wpnate
nm uier uhr Nadmittugs feline
Sbiiren idlicRen.

SIN ItGotiiden @eIimo6eitsamt bat
nm geitrigcn Gage aud Der Sommer-
berrieb einaeiebt, 3. +. au6 in oieIeln
Gepartenent meroen, lpie in allen ant
oeren Itabtiid}en gureaur, bis gum
10. Septerber Die glrbeitsitlmoen bis
pier ubr gtahn1ittags urto am
Sanitag Bis 5poIf ll6r Wtittags
ipabren.
Gin oiesbe3iigliher 9ei6luB nllrbc
Jeitern bon Der @eiunnbeits6eborSc
einitimmig paiiirt ubno trat unper.
5iiglif III araft.
sSerner beidjIpB Die 9eborbe auf
@5ilnlb oes gerbanbs Ser aFilfbdno-
Ter uon Samilton GolIntp, eineil
Wtildilaihen.S S5nipeftur 81 ernennen,
Ger ben 9iebItabI BON MiIAilaifer
oerbiiten ioa. Gos @ebalt bieies SSn-
ipettors peroen Die WtiI6bGnoler be-
SahIen.
Ger Itdotiihc @eillnobeitsbeamte
Or. Sanois pllroc fiir beu Mpnat slu-
ouit beurlaubt, nGbrcno 1eln aliiiItenr
Or. @. Teters i'm SSllIi ieine 6eriell
baber miro. gll5 gfabrlngsnittel. SSn-
ipeftor nltrbe Ser Sbierar5t glrtbur
3iebolh anaeitclt. gr miro Der gtaf-
iolger BON 9lidarO e. VtogIing, Der
DEM tbierdr5tIidben Serltf Galet &C.
iagt uno einc Steqe ais San5tilnItler
in Gonep Sslano nngcnommen bat.
Nm Stelle BON Sri. Satrpn 8roaan,
sic ais Glerf in Der Satitdtsabtbel.
lung reiisnirte, puroe Sri. 3olu y.
Sinlpion ernannt.
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nidt msbr nit 9etrdnten oieisr 9r: gu
blnbeln.
Sir bic 3eitoauer DON einem Monat
bate es Weslep gss4 DON go. 1047
Siebente Strabe untsrlaTen, fir ben
unterbalt isinss a4t Wonate alten
&inoes gu iOrsen. gesd beulte aros
tobiIstbrdnen uno ertlGrte Dem Rids
ter, buB ss linn unmOslid sepeisn Iet,
glrbeit gu finbsn. 6rau 9eed SerriB
iebpf oas angsblihe 2iigensepebe ibs
res Mannes iinb tbeilte Dem RiAttr
nit, bab ibr 9err ilnb 8ebieter lein
9elb Dem glltar 6es @ereins gegcn
@erarmung Der S6napsfabritunten
ipsibt unb iie aus 0antbarteit fir tire
Yorpiirfe tii9tig oura9ebldut bat.
Rihter Tride ma6te Dem Wann nah
gssnbisung bes gerbDrs bic Wlittbeis
lung, baB sr fir bic 3sit BON einem
Monat Auartisr in Der peniion Baoer
an Der Golerain Quenus bs3ieben muB,
Inn bort gslb fir ben llnterbalt ieinss
&inoes 5u psroieHen.
Die 9sr6anolung ge9sn ben 9aits
pirtb 5bomns 5urIOng, pel4e seitern
i'm Muni5ipulgeridt lire Sortiesun9
iinben iollte, lpllrbe guf BEN 20. Sunl
pertugt. Surlong lit DON Dem 9(gens
Ten Der @strGnts. .aommiiIion bei6uls
bigt, i6m on sinem SOnntug Wbistn
in Ieinem 2otal psrtauft 81 baben,
mas bon Surlpng beitritten lpirb.
9eorse 90. Grispin bonn s9iers
itubperein ertpirtte i'm WuniSipal9es
ri6t einen Saftbefebl gegen ben Ins
aeI.elten bes 9iebboiss Gbarles pdns
cero, peI9sn er Der sbierqudlerei be-
I6uloigt. partero iol orei &ibe,
lpeIde ldngers 3eit in ben 9lnlasen oes
9ieb6ofes untergebratt lpdren, obns
@aiIer llnS Rahrling ssIahen ba6en'
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Qlrs benz WtMaiai$algeriAt
geserin fam ipescn ygOotlessing"
init iispenoirter Straie SauOn.

Inter ser 8si6ulbisuns bss Boot
Logging" bate iih seitern bic gie9erin
Sallie @bparbs pom go. 662 Weit 3.
Girabe All rerantiporten. Der puiis
seiIergsant Qsmmind bate al einsm
e7pnntag beobldtet, bab Elm gleaer
Bier aus bem Sauis Der Grau brd6te.
Sine llnteriu6ung, ipelde Der Sers
geant pOrnabm, forbsrte AZ 6laihen
@eriienIaft gu sdse, ipel6e auf Sis
Iaaerten uno Der Sunoen bdrrten.
Ri6tsr gea psrurtbeilts Die seitdnoise
Syrau gu Der seieBIia SuIdiiissn Winis
nal Strafe BON 5000 nebit Soften.
Die 9iSens. .aommih6re Iestsn jeoo6
elm autes 0prt fir bic .9erbrs6srin"
Elm uRo 3osen in getradt, oab bic
Sstou in ben Grmliditen 8erbdItniiIen
Iebt uno ii9 auf oieIe unsrieBlits
glrt einsn tleinen 9erbienit osridaffeu
pplIte. gtus bisIem Gruubs purDs Die
yrau su Der iuspsnbierten @elbtrats
BON $3.50 psrurtbsiIt. ba iie psriprad,
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8pfcntptipe entsleiF.
9niIuaiere cines q. C 9, S..@. gu
aes murben ourdeinanoer gerlt.
telt, famcu jeood nnDerleRt
baum.

gaIIaoierr ciles einia6renben 3u.
acs Der .. & 8. S..@. @abn aus
bem Siten fonlmenb, boben geltern
Wloraen einen fleiren @eid)naf elmer
3uecntgletilng btfcnlmen, als Die
9ofumotipe oil Der Spring 8rooe
glperue cine @eid)e iiberfubr iino
elltgleiitc. Die itppere @iuittne hol.
pertc ihren gSeg iiber Die Sdluellcn
imo aclan9 es bem 2ofomotipfiibrer,
iein 9anlpfrob gum Steben 5it brin'
aen, che es bic Sdpelen binabfabren
fonnte unb einen llniaQ groBerer
strt hcrbeiiiibrte. 8liidlibenpeiIe
nuroen MIR bic eriteu 0oeen aus
oen @eieiien geboben uuo ma6ten Die
gaiiaaiere eine Sabrt iiber Sol5 NIB
Stein nit, uobei iie tiidtig ourfein'
amber geriitteIt muroen. Iie Salia'
eiere uerlieben Die @ageons, naf-
Dem ser 3ug gum Soften eebratt
murbe ltno bcgaben iih in StraBen'
babn.@ars uad Der Staot. Ger ger'
febr mar auf Der Giienbabultrefe iiir
Idnsere 8eit seiperrt.
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gtrid Surb bic HeAnung,
Strakcnrauber in ipe Siusfeit se.
madt.

Ter GoIi5iit Scretb per6aitete ge'
itcrn Nforoeu ben II Sabre aIten
Sliuer 9aiella melher anaab moh'
nlngslos 5u ieiu, lmO ben 20idbriaen
@nlter Iaptbon, an Der 6. unb GlnI
StraBe rpcbnbait, inter oerIhieoes
uen 8eroad)tsmomenteu. 0em Qoli-
;iIten fam oas 8euebmeu oes GaIeIlc
perh1dltig Dor, pesbalb er 81 Ger
@erboitrng ibritt. SSln Getcftip.
Sauptaliartier, pobin Die Suritcn
aebrad)t muroen, erfldrte Guiella, onB
or Die 8efanntibait oes @aptbon lue-
nigc Stltnben DOR ieiner gerbaitlIng
aemad)t habe unb %aptbon i'm an
geblif iiberreoet hattie. iih all Gin'
briidcn i'm SSohniton @ebdil6e 81 be-
tbeiIigeu. Ger 8eriiibrer bate nad)
ben glneaben oes Gaiella ein Suno
S6Iiiiiel bel lid, pelde trgeno etnc
gureoiitbiire oifnen iollten. EllIte
uno SdrGnfe ioIlten mad, Ginorin6cn
in oen 9aumen allseeraubt lneroen
uno fir ben @rlos moQte 9aptbou BE
|oolper fauien. @ait oieien Sdub'
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1an3baae nsJrage.
Inpalt Gun WaQon iinterbreitet Sem
Siderbeitsoireftor sinen Crbi.
nanSentiuuri.

slnipalt 8up WnGon bat einen Or.
oinan8entruurf ausgearbeitet, our6
iueIden Die San3baIlen regulirt per'
DEN ioIlen luo er iinterbreitete oieien
gntmurf geitern Siderbeitsoirettor
Solmes, Der Ous 0ofument itlIoiren
unb ii6 iiberlegeu miro, mas M Der
aneeleeenbeit 5u tbin lit.
Serr @alIon 1T iiir Die Initellung
bon brei itGnoigen itdDtiihen Tan3.
balleninipeftoren pelbe Die Sber'
aufiift iiber alle 9an3ballen baben
uno ale 9eifnperoen iiber iol9e Sal
len unteriiihen ioQen.
Die erlaubniBi6eine fir 6ie gl6.
Galtuns BON oifentliden Gan5persnii.
glinsen iollen MIR nit Der 3rItim.
mung bes Observation-Disclosures aitsge.
iteat fperoen unb oils oiientlid,e Sdn.
&c iino ioId)e 1aBnergrtiisunsen flai,
iifisirt ipor6en, fir pelfe eintritts.
farten perfauit ober bel Senen cine
@ebiibr fir Die glufbelpabrrng Der
@arberobe bere6uet mirb. slu6
Sau;i6uIen iinb ais oifeHtlid)e Tans.
lotale 5u betra6ten.
menn elm 8ebduSe, bas tpeniger
aIs 300 Sub BON eineh Stride, SduIe
nber 5iientlitlen 9ibliotbef gelegen
lit, aIs 9an5baae beuiist iuer6en ioll.
70 hat Der Siderbeitsoireftor Sas
giedt. bic 2i3cns su pertpeigern iaas
ieiner slniift nah burh Die Sanse
in Der Salle Die 1oral Der ainber
e6er Der @epobner Der 9fad)barihait
gef1brbet iperoen Tonne. Gbenio falln
Ger Siferbeits6ireftor cine 2isens
iiir cine SauSballc nerIpeigerlL Die in
einem Geiihen5oiitrift erridtet iper6en
ioQ, ialls BON 9eruobnern oieies 9i.
itrifts. Die bis al 800 Sub BON Dem
betreiieuben @ebal,be entierut iuog.
nen, eesen bic lan5baae proteitirt
miro.
aoitenfreie Grlauhnibifeine iiir
bic glbGaltilng bon 5dn5uergnilgiin'
aen oari Der Observation-Disclosures aus.
'ielcn inls es iih Inn @ergniigingen
banSelt. Die 81 ipobItbatiaen 3iueden
itattiihSen bic non stirhen coer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inpie bon
Gereinen arransirt Dorbcn iinb, bic
nid)t su bem 3rped beiiebeu I'M
5an5peraniigunaen 5u peranitnlten.
sflc oiientlihen Sanspergniigun'
gen miiiien Inn baI6 ein llbr gtadts
gelfloiien merSen, bod bat Der Si.
herhcitsbireftor oas sieft. GrIaub.
nibibeine nus5uitellen. Die Bis nm
3fpei llbr Roraens siiItia iinb, ieboh
nit Der @ebinguna, oaB gsiemano
mebr nad Mitternad)t tugeIaiiea
miro.
Ncrionen i'm 9llter BON intcr II
,sabren biirien MIR bis nclm llbr
abenos al jiientIihen 3alBpersnii.
ailnsen tbeilhehmen. es lei oenu oaB
iie BON ibren GItern ooer gormiinoern
beeIciict iinb. 3inuioerbanoIungen
Gegen Die 9eItinmiinasn bieier Sroi.
nnn3 ioilen nit @eloIirofen ron $25
biz 800 ODER Saitiiraie bis 5n 20 70.
gen seabnoet Derbeu.
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Bart. Spnlmiiitpn
sSirb lua6rrnO Dcs beifcn @ettcrs bas
Sdluien in ben &arts geitatteH,

glnqeiifts Ser ihier n1ertrigIiten
Sibe, Die bier ieit eInigen &agen
6errift, bat Die &artfomntIIilon ge'
iiern elm @ime6eu gebabt uto nie
glnuromlng nieoerruien, laut pelGer
cs ncrboten mar, III ben ita0tii1eiI
@orfS 5u uaduiaen.
8is aui lueitere5 hat SSeOerntann
cas- Ieht audi cur 9tatt3eit lid IN
nen &arfs auf5rbaIten mo lid bort,
penn es ibnt III ieiner gSobnuug 5u
bcib lit, elm Eldsden gum S1laTeu
5u illdlcn.
Die GoIi5et bot notllrIlh Die &ei-
fuua erbnltet, nah Dem Ret)ten 5n
ieben luo 9}eriouen, bie in trgerIe-
,peld,er @eiie glergeruiB erregen, aus
ben @orts beraus5llibatfen uno GU
oerbaiten.
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itrstsr BON GliSabstb 5ubusr; SrunO'
eigsntbum $4,000.
9erfaiebsnes.

Sionep S9rrarb erlan9ie Elm llrs
tbeil iiber 1878 sesen 2Ouls u. Soos;
Warp Rpan Elm iol6es iiber $3.50 gss
osn Die Staot Cincinnati; 2ouls ..
gdfpser elm Ioldes iiber $l90.55 es'
oen gbparb Sapss; Gbas. u. Snposr
Elm Ioldes ii6sr $86.25 segsn NI1reo
q. &snp; Morris s. RidmOno elm
iolfes iiber $91.36 ssssn bic Gmsrt@
can 0rocerp Co.; Rate GsbrIng Elm
ioldss iib.r $3.50 sessn SOAn 5.
emmett.
Warb Gimenbinser erldnsts Elm
9.rbitt ii6er $425 sesen SsO. groms
mer IT,; So6n adern Elm iolAes ibsr
5000 gsgsn bic Stupt Cincinnati.
TN Der $4,000 S6aoeneriastlag'
bes Geo. u. Wt8aban gegen bic Glns
cinnati FRACTION 60. ipuroe elm Der
bitt su 9unitsn Der @srtlagtsn absss
ssben.
sn saten Sennie Slime, allbert
unb Wdlter S6defer, DeIne elIle H!a'
se auf llmitobuas bss 5eitamsnts
ibrer Mutter singerei6t bdttsn, ipuros
aeitern ein 9erbitt abgegebsH, oem 5u'
folae bas Seitamsnt fir 9iiltig er'
tldrt pirb. Die 0eriiorbene mar
sipeimal perbeiratbst uno isoer G9t
iparen pier ainOsr entiproiien.
Settle grbaro, bsren 9atte WIifael
Grbarb am II. Suli 1913 geIegsntltt)
zines llnfaIss auf Der Big Spur gabn
i.in 2sben einbiibte, bat bic Grlaubnib
srbaltsn, BON bergabnseieaidaft $500
in grlebisuns alIsr tpeitsrsn 2lniprii4s
gu atSeptiren.
Catherine Sting, $40 Neit 4. Ctr,
bic am 20. Suni 1914 BON ibrer Raa'
barin Sbd 5rantIin tbdtIid an9esrif'
fer unb psrlsBt tpurbe, bat Die idlag'
fsrtise Dame auf 3ablung BON $1O,'
600 pertlagt.
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.uafien iolltcn Berionen in einiamer
Straben olhge6alten llno beraubt
per6en, uno batter Die Burden Die
gt6iiGt 3u oeriGDinoen welln elm
groBer Coup gegliift mare. Gaptbou
beitritt Die 8ebaltptltug oes Gaiella
6oh nuroe cas- @uno SdIiiliel IN
ieinen1 9eiie porgefllnoen.. SorIau'ls
blei6en Die Burden 5rDeds Sannt'
hlna ueiterer Sniormation IN Saft.
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@iro oic @elciie leseH.

StaotumuaIt Shoenle mlrroe &c.
itern bon Der StroBeuba5ngeieuihait
offisiea oopon bcnatrihtigt, oaB lie
unper5iieli6 nit Dem &esen Der @e'
Ieiie an Den gIliffnbrten aun Suolop
9lDeluc Giaoiift beliunen MIRO, iooaB
oer Observation-Disclosures iiber Den
giaoutt am a. Suli beginnen plro.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
NEW ENTRANCE To
WASHINGTON PARK
IS BEING BUILT
Playground Is Being Provid-
ed For the Riddles; I'm
prove Carnegie Square.

A concrete and art metal entrance
is being built at Washington park en-
tering from the county road The new
entrance is the east one at the munich
pal park, opposite Evergreen cemetery.
1t is being built on the county road
and viii have two carriage and auto
mobile entrances, and two entrances
leading TO the sidewalks which connect
with the park This viii make the third
entrance to the grounds.
A wading pool, a big sand pile, and
a carload of play apparatus are being
prepared for the children of the city
at the park. The northern part of the
park has been designated as the chill
drens part and a real playhouse built
and rest rooms. This has been COM
pleted and painted Swings, slides,
seesaw boards and rings have been
set up for the use Of the children. The
unsightly barns along the north side
Of the park are TO be removed and an
ornamental wire fence has been built
to enclose the grounds on that side.
This work is being done by park COM
missioner J. J. COnnOrs, under the di-
rection of alderman W. s. CLAYTON. who
is chairman Of the park committee Of
the city council.
A curbing has been built around
three sides Of Carnegie square by the
park commissioner and grass planted
between this curbing and the outer
sidewalks The walkWays Of the park
have been smOothed and the benches
arranged around the inner side Of these
walkWays. It is the intention Of the
park commission to put an inner curb
ing and another sidewalk around the
square similar to the double walks
around San Jacinto plaza This work
Will not be done until next spring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
MOHENO FORESEES
NEW REVOLUTION

Havana. Cuba, July ia new revo-
luton in Mexico is anticipated by Que
ridO Moheno, former minister Of COM
merce in president Huerta's cabinet
who arrived here today on the steamer
Espagne- With him were Francisco de
Ia Lama minister Of finance, and Gems.
Joaquin and Mario Mas and their fam
lilies
In an interview, senior Moheno said:
IF the ConstitutiOnaists' come into
power, their government will be short
lived If they grant the people liberty
public opinion will overthrow them, and
il not another revolution will Gust
them
Gen Huerta is the most courageous
man in the world and a great military
organizer. but is Inefficient as an or
ganizer Of a government"
He said he intended 70 write a book
entitled: MY Political Conduct After
the Tragic Ten Days" with the sub
title: who Are Madero's Real Murder
ers?"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15

Men Of FL Paso are dressing more
comfortably for the summer weather
than they have in the past, clothing
men declare Instead of the hot wooden
suits, with padded coats, FL Paso men
are taking to the new, light unlined
summer suits which have become the
thing this season, both in FL Paso and
throughout the country. These suits
are inexpensive, may be easily cleaned,
and are much cooler than the wooden
suits which have been worn in the
past One dealer in mems clothing
says that so percent more lightweight
and light colored clothing has been
sold this season than ever before The
demand has become so great that the
stocks have been exhausted in many
Of the stores and the factories have
been unable to meet the demand.
The Spaniards from the Laguna dis
trict were the first to start the light
colOred summer suits here. When they
were expelled from the TorreOn dis
trict II was warm weather there and
many Of them wore white and cream
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15

colored suits VIXEN they reached e
here and a majority OF the better class
Of MeXicans are wearing the light sum
mer cOlthing in preference TO wooden
suits. These lightweight, fiber suits
are also made in the darker cOlOrs and
in stripes that can hardly be detected
from wool suitings.
Short underwear is also being worn
by a majority Of FL PasO men, another
furnisher says. He says that only a
few men buy the old fashioned. full
length summer underwear any more
and that the national advertising cam
paign for athletic underwear has
caused a great Increase in its demand.
Soft shirts Of silk or other soft wash
materials are popular with FL PasO
men. The double or French cuff has
come 10 stay, they say. but the soft
collar is doomed and Will not be made
in quantities next year, they declare.
The reason for this. the merchants say,
Is that the soft collar is little, If any,
cooler than the starched linen collar
and is not as neat looking
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
THINKS SALAzAR
WILL Be RELEASED

Albuquerque, y NJ, July 15.-Elfego
Baca. attorney for Gen Jose Ynez Sala-
Ear, held prisoner at Fort Wingate, re-
turned from the fort today with in
formation that SalaZar had been locked
up in the guardhOuse pending investi-
cation Of a report that he and Rodrigo
QuevedO were active in furthering a
plot 10 start a revolution against the
"Constitutionalists in northern Mexico.
While still in confinement, Baca said
he expected Salazar to be released with
in a few days, as confirmation Of the
alleged revolutionary plot has not been
obtained.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-15
SMITH PROPOSES
SUB-POsTOFFICE
FOR ALTA VISTA
Would Serve Residents East
Of Cotton Avenue; to I'm
prove Main Office.

A branch postoffice to be established
AZ Pledras and TularOsa streets in Alta
vista, is among the possibilities Of the
near future, according to postmaster
James A Smith, who has made formal
application to the pOstOffice depart
ment for the establishment Of the pos
tai substation.
It is proposed to establish a branch
postoffice in Alta Vista to serve that
portion Of the city east of Cotton
avenue, including Highland Park, Al
Iura Park, Grand View, Castle Heights,
Hill.
The residents Of this section would
have TO put up mail receptacles, num-
Der their houses and also mark the
streets in order to secure free delivery
mail service.
Full Pledged POstoffiee.
The branch postoffice If II is es-
tablished will be a fullfledged postal
station. having money order, registry,
parcels post, general delivery and de-
livery Of mail by carriers, five Of whom
would work out Of the branch. The
branch would receive and dispatch
mail and have lock boxes for the con-
Venience Of the patrons. Two clerks
would be necessary to conduct the Of
Because Of the large section Of the
city TO be served east Of Cotton avenue,
the establishment OF the branch post
office Is absolutely essential, declares
postmaster Smith He expects an in
spector will visit the city at an early
date to investigate and report on the
project
improvements at PostOffice.
Postmaster Smith announces that the
contract has been awarded for an cleo
trio mail conveyor, which will carry
mail from the mail chute in the post
office TO the mailing room in the base
ment, where the mail is sorted and dis
patched
He also states that because Of the
steady growth Of the parcels post bust
ness, it has been decided to install a
five foot counter adjoining the stamp
window, to expedite the handling OF
parcels post matter A section OF lock
boxes will be moved to make way
for this counter.