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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
.F0DR FIN0 enid
IN OLD PROPERTY
Strike Is Made in Huaehuca
Mountains; Even the Old
Dump Shows Values.

Douglas. Ariz-. sept 26--Albert j..
DetIofE w. II Mitchell Paul Davidson
and James Moar OF this city, have en-
countered a gold strike which promises
permaneuce. The find was made in the
Huachuca mountains, 40 miles north
west of here. An assay Of the main
workings Of the property Is alleged
to have shown values aggregatine
SZ07-52 a ton, while the rock which
enclosed the paystreak is said 10 ASSAY
S1S.7S a ton. The old dump. It is
claimed, assays $3.50 per ton The ore
also carries values in silver.
The claims were located several
years ago and worked as a COPPER
property. Somehow, the ore was never
assayed for gold OF silver. IL is claimed.
Recently Detloff and his companions
visited the old mine and decided to
take samples for assaying- The result
was such that they at once relocated
the ground
IL is the intention Of the new owners
TO begin development work at once.
and Davidson and Mitchell have gone
TO the property for that purpose.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
GIVES $4,000 BOND
FOR 748 CATTLE

Vincent Andreas Saturday morning
made a claimants oath and filed a
bond for $4,000 with sheriff Peyton
Edwards to obtain possession Of IS car
loads Of cattle. aggregating 74S head.
held at the Southwestern stock yards
by J. H Nations ct al. on a writ OF at
tachment filed by them in the 18th
district court against Gen Luis Ter
razas. The cattle held Friday night
BY Nations & Booker. were released
10 Mr. Andreas by the sheriffs office
Saturday and he intends shipping them
to eastern markets
J. H Nations and others Friday aft
ernOon filed suit for $4,000 against
Gen Luis Terrazas. in the 3fth district
court for an alleged breach Of con-
tract in delivering cattle. Following
this action J. H Nations and his assoc
ciates found is carloads OF cattle in
the Southwestern yards which they be.
neved was the property Of Gen. Ter
razas, and they seized the stock by
writ OF attachment served Dy the sher-
ifs office Learning Of the action,
Mr.. Andreas, who claims the cattle are
his property and not that OF Gen. Ter
razas. filed oath Of claimant and gave
bond for S46.0e0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
COUNCIL AWARDS
Bic CONTRACT
st. Louis Concern to Fur
nish Additional Water
works Equipment.

City council at a special session
Friday afternoon awarded the Fulton
Iron works Of St Louis the contract
TO install additional machinery at the
city water plant, accepting the second
BID filed by this company. This firm
VIII furnish an oil engine, a pump
ana an air compressor The contract
price for furnishing the equipment and
installing il was S44.700-
The new equipment viii Increase the
capacity Of the plant 100000 gallons
a day, giving 10 total capacity OF
o,uup,OQ0 gallons The council author
lzed the mayor to enter into con-
tract with the company to install the
machinery at the earliest possible
time The contract carries with il
guarantee for one year against brak-
age due TO poor material
The engine TO be furnished is AS
brake horsepower Fulton-TOsi oil en-
glne- The air compressor viii be a
Iwo-stage Duplex with a capacity OF
zoo cubic feet per minute against l20
gage The pump viii be an Aldrich
1ripleX, single acting, with a capacity
OF 100000 gallons Of water per day
The engine viii develop IS percent eff
hciency.
Manager says Bid Lower.
a bid that was S25.tO0 lower than
the accepted one was made by the
pany for the equipment Of the city
water plant J. A. Lupfer local mana
ger Of the company, declares
The bid Of the Fulton Iron works
OF St Louis which was the one ac-
cepted, was for $4,000 said Mr.. Lup-
fer Their total bid. however. was
for SS5, 400 as the amount made public
was for one unit only. while the bids
for two units were asked for. The bid
Of the Fred " Prescott company for
the entire equipment. the two units
was S6l.TQO. This bid, therefore, is
S23,70O lower than the bid that was
accepted by the city"
Mayor Kelly Explains.
You can buy a Ford automobile
cheaper than you can buy a Pierce
Arrow" mayor c. E Kelly said SaJur-
day afternoon when asked about the
complaint OF the Prescott Steam Pump
local manager.
The council accepted a higher bid
because il considered that it had OBJ
tanned better machinery for the
Money
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
ARIZONA PRODUCES
LEAD AND SILVER

Bisbee. Ariz- Sept 26--Because OF
the higher demand for silver. the mines
OF southern Arizona are endeavoring
TO produce and market as much OF the
metal as possible The southwest d.
vision Of the Copper Queen which at
the time Of the recent curtailment was
practically eliminated as a producer.
has now assumed importance as a sill
Ter-lead producer.
Several Of the Slopes now being
worked contain ore carrying three to
four ounces OF gold and as high as SOC
ounces OF silver, and viii net about
$500 per ton. In one OF the Slopes q
very large body OF zinc and lead ore has
been exposed
Information from Douglas Is that
about IS percent OF the copper ore now
being produced and treated is being
marketed This is considered eucour-
aging in view OF the fact that for a
time after the curtaLuent there were
no sales OF copper
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
RARE TRAPPINGS ARE
SHOWN IN WINDOW

coYerIets belonging TO Las Guerita, %
two noted Spanish stage artists. were
placed in the Popular show window
today and attracted considerable al
tention. The shawls are deliberately
embroidered on both sides. in a man
ner that is said now 10 be a lost art
in Spain The Moorisr articles are said
TO be equally as valuable and curious
are trimmed in solid silver spangIes
and tassels. These two noted Spanish
artists are friends Of A. Cruz. manager
OF the Alhambra theater. and. en- route
from Mexico 10 South American cOun-
tries. have stopped over here for a
local enga gement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
CLUB MANAGER is
HELD TO GRAND HIRY

Charged with shooting with Intent TO
kilL Robert Devoe was held TO the
grand jury under $500 bond Saturday
morning by justice OF the peace J. J.
Murphy DevOe is alleged TO have fired
four shots at Robert Jordon a negro
porter employed by the Sixth Infantry
club, OF which DevOe was manager
In his testimony Jordou said that
he was walking past the club when
DevOe. manager OF the club. grabbed
him and accused him Of having made
threats against him. This. the negro
said. ne denied. when Devoe started
shooting at him.
The alleged shooting for which De-
voc was held took place I'm front OF
the Sixth Infantry club, Seventh and
Tays streets, on the evening Of Sep
TENDER q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
DiUq Resents Being
Third Mite; Charges
Husband With Bigang

London, Eng. Sept. 26.-SIadame
Sophie Traubman, a grand opera singer.
who has appeared at the Metropolitan
Opera House, New York. applied today
TO Scotland Yard for a warrant against
Geo Albert Schroeder. whom she
charges with bigamy Madame Traub-
man claims that she was married TO
Nj schroeder in New York on Sept J.
after the pair had become acouainred
as Fellow refugees on a voyage across
the Atlantic
Later. according to Nine Traubman's
story, she received a letter from a man
describing himself as Mr.. Schroeders
brother, who told her that her husband
already had two wives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
Control the Corporations.
CROWD LEAVES HALL AS
ROOSEVELT MAKES SPEECH

St Louis, No, Sept. 26.-Following
his address in East St Louis, Col
Theodore Roosevelt denounced the Re
publican and Democratic parties and
principles throughout a 80 minutes
speech here last night His voice was
weak and within 10 minutes almost
half the huge audience which had
gathered in the national guard armory
departed. realizing that the former
president could not send his words
across the full length Of the hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
GEORGE ABE COMEDY-BIJOU

The Fable OF the Honeymoon That
Tried to Come Back is another George
AIDE comedy that will be on the rro-
gram at the Bijou as usual on Satur-
days. This is one Of the funny ones, and
YOU Just can't afford TO miss IL The
Fuse of Death" a Kalem two part
western drama. that Is a stirring pic
ture, will complete a good program
Beginning next Friday, the BijOu will
feature Arthur Johnson in a series Of
Is dramatic phOtOplays under the gem
eraI title Of The Beloved Adventure,
written by Emmett Campbell Hail
This is not a continued series. every
picture showing complete story The
Beloved Adventure" is published In
book form and can be obtained at Biiou
box office for Z5c--Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
BOHEMIAN GIRL
WILL Be HEARD
Old FavOrite on Program of
18th Band Sunday Eve
ming at Fort.

A selection from Balfe's opera, ''Bo-
hemian Girl" embodying the me .odious
Il Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls,
Then You'll Remember Ne, The
Heart Bowed down." and other old
favorites, viii be one Of the features
OF the 18th cavalry band concert to be
played at Fort Bliss Sunday evening.
Program Begins Promptly.
The program win begin promptly at
1;45 o'clock and will be directed by
Rocco Resta, chief musician.
The program follows;
March. Washington Grays, Grafulla-
Selection. bohemian Girl" BaIfe.
Waltz Wiener Blu" Strauss
Fantasia, Hungarian Fantasia To-
banL
Sacred, Last Hope" Gottschalk-
Gayotte, Ny Little Sweetheart
Resta.
March, 'Tannhauser." Wagner.
The Star Spangled Banner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
VIM. {. BRIGKEL
DIES SUDDENLY.
Assistant Chief Clerk at the
Southwestern Ends Long
Service With Company

William Z. BrickeI died Friday night
at his apartment us Prospect avenue
VIII Brickel was one of the best
known railroad officials in FL PasO.
For number Of years he was private
secretary to general manager H J.
Simmons and was assistant chief clerk
Of the Ell Paso and Southwestern sys-
TEN at the time of his death. He was
employed by the Southwestern for y
years
Came From Dallas.
He came TO FL Paso from Dallas,
Texas, where he has a sister Miss Lu-
ellie Brickel, living His brother,
Joseph BrickeL lives in Dallas but is
now in California for his health.
Clarence Mansfield. of FL PasO. is also
a brOtheriulaw Of Mr.. Brickel, Mrs.
Mansfield and Mrs. Brickel being sis
ters- They are natives Of Sedalia,
No.
Was n JuFymnn.
Mr. Brickel was a member Of the
petit jury panel in the 34th district
court at the time Of his death, al
though he was not in a case at that
time. He spent the summer in Cali
fornia with Mrs. Brickel. taking his
automobile and touring the southern
California beach resorts He sold his
car in California and purchased a new
one upon his return. He owned an
apartment house at 91S Prospect av-
enue. making mis- home in one Of the
apartments.
Mr.. Brickel was about 81 years old
at the time Of his death. He is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs Hazel BrickeI,
his sister in Dallas and his brother in
California. The funeral arrangements
are being made, but the date has not
Yet been announced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26

TWENTIETH INFANTRY IS
RETURNING TO FORT BLISS

Companies Z. f. G and II. Of the goth
infantry, have returned FRONT Eagle
Pass, where they guarded the Mexican
federal prisoners They have gone into
camp on the Fort Bliss reservation
Two more companies Of the Goth viii
arrive Sunday from Eagle Pass and
two companies viii come from Fort
Winsate, y n, direct TO e. Pas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
DEPARTMENT STORE TO BUY
BALE OF COTTON FOR JAPAN

Everybody's Department store has
asked The Herald TO purchase bale
Of cotton from some Texas grower to
be sent to Yokohama, Japan, where IL
viii be woven into crepe goods.
The order was placed by l. N. Mayer
vice president OF the department store,
who says that the Texas grown cotton
will be manufactured in Japan and sent
back 10 FL PasO in the form Of crepe
goods.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
IS GRANTED NEW DIVORCE
FOR DIVISION OF MONEY

r q Black has been granted a d.
vorce from Katherine NJ Black in the
4lst district court, by judge P. r.
Price. de was first granted a divorce
on Nay 10, 1913, when ne filed a pc
titiOn asking for a divorce from his
wife and alleging desertiOn. Recent
ly Mrs Black appeared in court,
through her attorney and asked for
a division OF $1,000 which she alleged
was Community money Judge Price
annuled the former divorce decree.
granted Black another divorce and
munity funds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The New Chief Of Police at the Al
hambra makes powerful appeal for
equal Justice All Fl Paso is talking
about it
Lewis and Abbott are pleasing and
Toledo and Burton in an odd and in
teresting act are two extra good Yea
lures.
Black Roderick." a two reel drama,
shows a poacher Of the Highlands"
Doubles Bring Troubles is a good
comedy.
The doors open at 2:3O for regular
vaudeville matinee. including pictures
today and tomorrow
As an extra attraction the Alhambra
offers Pathe's Weekly. showing the
current events and news from around
the world
Children, 15c; adults. 25c.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
COPPER QUEEN
AIDS EMPLOYEES
Miners viii Receive Entire
Net Profits of Store, Com
pany Announces.

Bisbee. Ariz.. Sept 26.-The Copper
Queen Consolidated Mining company
viii uisburse all the net profits Of the
company store here to mining en-
plOye5 who have been in the service
Of the company three months OF more.
This was announced at the monthly
dinner Of the fcremen and bosses at the
Warren District country club Thurs
Cay night The announcement was
made by Walter Douglas, general man
ager Ct the company.
Mr.. Douglas said the company had
decided upon this profit sharing plan
because Of the recent reduction in
wages The plan goes into effect DC
tOber I. he said. and viii apply also
at the properties Of Phelps-Dodge and
company at M0rencL Dawson and
Tyrone.
To Make Payments Quarterly.
Payments viii be made quarterly.
Checks viii be mailed 10 the miners on
the first days Of May. August NOvem-
Der and February The net profits TO
be turned over include everything eI-
cept those on liquors
Miners VINO have not been in services
three months Will not receive dividends
wren payment is made covering the
current period. but viii be paid for the
next three months when that payment
is due.
VIII Approximate Ten Percent.
Mr.. Douglas said the net profits Of
the store in Bisbee amounted last year
to about 10 percent Of the total BUSH
ness. This viii be used as a basis for
making distribution 70 the miners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
JUDGE HUNTER CELEBRATES
AENTVFRe ANY oEr aRRET

Judge F. E Hunter celebrated the
31st anniversary of his arrival in Fl
Paso Saturday Judge Hunter came to
Fl Paso on Sept &C. 1883. from his home
In Bloomington. Ind. where he had
graduated from the university Of In
diana with the class Of that year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
A NEW PUBLICITY MAN
FOR ALEXANDRIA THEATER

c H. RosenthaI is now connected
with the Alhambra Theater company
as publicity manager He IS a new
conner from Detroit Mich, and brings
with him many new and successful
ideas in the theatrical line. Mr.. RO-
seminal is already an FL Paso booster
and says he believes in FL Paso. He
says Michigan talks OF FL Paso as the
big city Of the southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
RYAN,s DANCING AC,DF,Ty

Select social hops are being given
every Tuesday and Saturday nights ar
Ryan's Dancing Academy. Popular mu-
sic is furnished by the Knox orchestra.
All the latest dances are taught in pri-
vate or class lessons The phone num-
Der is 2610.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
ARIZONA'S MINERALS TO
BE SHOWN AT STATE FAIR

Phoenix, AriZ-. Sept 26-James C.
Goodwin superintendent OF the mining
department at the state fair has Ieft
Tempe on his annual tour Of the state
for the purpose OF securing mineral
81 ecimens- Winkelman, Ray. Globe.
Bisbee, Douglas. Patagonia and many
other camps are included in his timer
airy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
NAVAL ATTACHE cAII.En HOME

London, Eng Sept. 2f--Lieut Rufus
ZOgbaum, L. s. y. who has Of late been
IN charge Of the German embassy here,
left today for Washington 10 report
for a naval duty His place will be
taken by a representative of the state
department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
PR0GRESSIVES' PLAN
SAFEST ROOSEVELT


Continued From Page One)
proposals with virulent hostility; and if
they were not sincere in their hostility
il is proof positive that they are not
TO be trutsed in any matter affecting
the public veal Both the supporters
OF the present Democratic administra-
lion and the supporters Of the theory Of
leaving big business completely immune
from all policing beIiese in more law
suits; in the mere insertion Of prohibit
ton into the law. and in trusting TO
law suits 10 make these prohibitions
effective.
Cites Rockefeller and MeIIen Cases.
TT seems to me that the complete
answer TO their attitude IS furnished
by the cases Of 8Ir. Rockefeller and Mr..
Mellen, and I take these cases merely
as examples. The methods Of Mr.. Rock
efeller and the Standard Oil company
were condemned with unsparing Sc
verify by the supreme court Of the
United States, which used much strong
er language about them than / ever
used The suit against the Standard
Oil company, suit begun by me. was
successful The company was broken
up and the theory OF competition to
which Mr.. Wilson pins his faith was
Triumphant But the only result was
that the wrongdoers gained immense
profits and the public enjoyed not one
particle OF advantage
IN the same way now. there is ad-
mitted TO have been misconduct in the
handling OF the New York. New Haven
& Hartford railway. The government
has directed the bringing OF suits
against the directors and for the dis
solution of the company I know nom
ing whatever as TO the facts about the
directors, and whether the suit is or is
not warranted. but I do know that
from the standpoint OF the public in
terest that the best service that could
have been rendered was TO exercise su-
pervisiOn from the beginning over the
acts Of the directors so as to prevent
the wrOngdOing which it is now inef-
fectively proposed to remedy by a law
suit after the event.
Control the Corporations.
Il believe that little OF permanent
value viii come from the breaking up
Of the corporation. The only way OF
dealing with the situation Is by a
thorOughgoing control which on the
one hand viii prevent wrOngdoing, and
on the other hand viii with bold fdel-
ity TO duty see that the business when
honestly managed is permitted to make
such an abundance Of honest profit as
to guarantee the greatest possible re-
ward to both investors and wage
workers that is compatible with rem
dering Thoroughly efficient service TO
the public and provided also that
methods are devised for seeing that
the reward Is shared in substantially
equitable fashion between the wage
workers and the investors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26

WHITE AND YOAKUM MATCHED
Chicago. III, Sept 26-CharIie white
OF Chicago. and Stanley Toakum. OF
Denver. hghtweights, were matched to-
day TO box ten rounds in Kenosha, Wis.
on Oct g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26
| Pasoans Differ On the Auditoriunn-Market Site

Favor C House County with
in o Recognized by Majority
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-26

Judge A. S. j. Eylar-''The general
opinion is that an auditorium or mar
ket-auditoriUm should not be built on
the courthouse square because it
would mar the beauty Of the combfna-
ton municipal and county building.
The work of building a county build
ing on the square with room for several
city offices will now proceed We ex-
pect to sell the bonds within a very
short time and the building viii be
contracted for and completed early
next year, I believe
James Mart am greatly in favor
Of the building OF an auditorium. 1
think. however, that il should be built
in the eastern rather than the western
section. A location above or below, the.
tracks would, in my opinion, be equal
~ good"
+. G. Perry-'I heartily favor the
building of an auditorium. FL Paso
should have had one long ago and the
sooner the work is begun the better"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16
BALL& NEAL
NOTICE or SALE UNDER
pREp OF TRUST.


Whereas. J. n. Applebse and Mag
gle e. Applebee, his wife, by their
certain deed Of trust dated the list
day Of July, 1910. duly ac-
k~nowledged and recorded
in Recorders office Of the
County Of Audrain and State Of Mis-
souri, in Trust Deed record psss
at page 4S1. conveyed to c. A.
witherspoon trus ee,the fol owing dc
scribed real estate, lying and being
situate in the County Of Audrsin and
State of Missouri, toswits
Lot seventeen IN in Block Two
.(2) Of Duncan's Addittcn-to the City
of Mexico, Mo-
whtch saie Conveyance 2yras made
In trust 10 secure, TN spaymeht Of .
certain negotiable promlsssry note.
and In said Deed Of Tfuste filly do
scribed
And Whereas said p%romissofy note
SO secured by said deed Of trust IL
now past due and remains unpaid
Nov therefore the trustee under the
terms Of said dewi OF trusl
at the request Of che legal holder
Of said promissors note viii on
Friday, the tst Day Of May,
U
A. o., fetA
between the hours Of y O'Clock a
N and5 O'Clock p NJ Of that day
proceed to sell the fcal. estate abuys
described at public seudue % the
highest bidder al East brent door 81
The Court House In he CITY Of Mex.
leo, Missouri for easb, e paA sabi
debt and interest and the costs anc
expenses Of executing this Trust
sat g. A, Wtthcrspoon,.
Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16

CITIZENS q Mexico and Andrain
rsezuEsss Of whether they
are wet or dry. are In favor a en-
forcing the local option law Citi-
: Of Andrzin do not want 70 bring
any detectives or employ spies in or
der to accomplish this result. Local
officials Who are efficient and TRUST
worthy. we sra sure win see that all
guilty parties are ARRESTED and prop
aly punashed. Andrain County Is
3 awarding community and all
laws VIII be enforced and there will
bs no exception made to the local
option law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-16

r,f only made a winning
t,cbt for the Library but made the
Mexico Hospital, another great instf
tp.,on. possible. All honor to the
women of Mexico and the whole coun
try: you never had more Influence
than o have today. Your influence
Is growing; md withiR five sears
Won women Of Missouri will not only.
have even greater influence, but VIII
enjoy equal suffrage, which you are
entitled to under every fair rude o.
the game of life. 81
The many benefits to be derived
by this community from this library
are se~lfevident TO the enlightened
and cultured audience gathered here
tonight. Libraries are the material
manifestation iof a city's culture
Taey r the SHOW
nlaces of an enlightened
! people. The ignorant and vicious an
the ungodly never thrive or grow ~
the shadow of the free public library
Free public libraries are especially
important to the young who want to
improve and elevate their minds By
reading and studying not cheap fic
tion but works CT art and l~terafnrs
that can be found only in Public
!, Library.
"Our young men and young WON
en- who prefer refinement, culture ant
J, The wholesome atmosphere Of a Ii
brary to the allurement and less emo
J bling associations Of some othel
more or less popular resorts Will fin
this Institution more attractive am
: helpful. Its influence on their mind
! for good will not only be immediate,
but permanent, which means bette
men and and that's what
this community stands for.
"who would live in q community
without churches, homes schools J
: brarles, hospitals and kindred institr
; lions? On second thought who
4 could?
We take off our hats to all who h
: any way contributed 10 the success {
' this Institution which helps make gu
town a city beautiful. May the fear
God, the safeguarding of our homeI
I the welfare OF our churches, schools
brary and hospital and a better obse
vance Of the golden rule. be the
Mexico Spirit