davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06
Ell ANo NUEVo EN- WASHING
TON

Washington. Encro 2.
Como dcbido al luto que guar.
da 81 Presidents Wilson por In
mucrtc dc su esposa, sc suspen~
di6 aver la reception formal de
costnmbrn en- la Casa Blanca. el
dia pas6 ali en- la mayor quietud
10! Pr' sidentc jug6 on Ia ma
mana su acostumbrado partido dc
polo y cn la tarde do su paseo
do auton6yil on compa6ia de
dos dc SUE hijas Y de una prima
Que pasa con ellos una temporada
Sin etabargo de ESQ fne erande
81 nnmcto de dipiomaticos al.
tos funtionarios americanos que
ocnrricron Il In Casa F;lanca 4
prescntar sns rcspetos al Prcs;.
dontc. ..... ..
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06
Invasion de A|cmania por e| aire
OpInIOneS de un aviadOr neXiCanO.

Acaba dc llcgar 4 San Antonio,
proccdcnic de la ciudad dc Mi
Ian. ftali3, 81 sciior Pedro 4,
Chapa, aviador mcxicano, profe.-
sor en- j. escuela dc aviaci6n Ga
bard'ni. dc aquclla poblaci6n ita-
I'ana, FL seiior Chapa, cs natu-
raj de Monterrey, N. Leon, hijo
del Sr. Juan Chapa Gomez, muy
conocido on Ia bella capital nue.
vo'conc>N Vicnc cl sciior Cha
pa 4 pasGt una temporada en- San
Antonio. donde vive ~, madre In
sonora Quiroga Vida. de Chapa.
En- opinion dc este distinguido
avihdor mcxicano Italia tendra
que tomar parte on In guerra eli
ropca, Il favor dc los aliados. con
ira Alc,nania, como cs ri desco
dc todo q pueblo italiano. Ac..
tnalmcntr, Italia ticnc cn sus
fronteras suiza y uustrinca TIN
cj6rcito dc 12500O0 para guardian
s,t ncutrnlidad; poro cs facil que
csc ejcrc'to entire dc un momcn.
to o otro on campafta, porque on
realidad csta preparado para ha.
ceflo. In flota italiana es nuy
poderosa. cstd dotada de bucnos
drcnduanghts y submarines Y
ocupa Oh la actualidad magnifi-.-
cas posiciones estrat6gicas.
Dioo FL seflor Chapa que on
Francia &C haecn actiyisimas pre-,
paracionts para mandar sobre A.
lcmania on cl vcrano pr6ximo II,
ma flota inmonsa formada Dor
oentcnhrcs dc aeroplanos que So
dirigiran diroctamentc contra
Berlin, Como Aiomania cspera
ya csta ecometisla tremenda ec
prepare Il rcchazarla V dc seguro
que no tsta lcjano el dia en- que
SO ha De registrar IN encuontro
formidable on los aires. dc tai
magnit,h que s6Io pudo ser ina
ginada por Wells 8 Julio Verne
en- sus novclas.
Fin opinion dc Chapa, basada on
las cnscfianzas dc su larga expe.
riencla, las mcjores maquinaa ae.
roas son,para trabaios de explora
ci6n, laA Moran = Sauliner y eau
dron Y para oinprender la ofer..
aiyA Ian VOi0fti E6ntnn nnt, HI.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06

favor ie la Convention. Apre-.
saron al Gral. Carranza en- union
de todo sil Estado Mayor.
Fin cl acto trataron por telt-,
dgrafo con cl Primer Jee dc las
condolences en- que podian po-
ner Ell lincrtad al Estado Mayor
Como no pudo haber I'm ae,,erdo,
los amot'nados fusiiaron q todo
el Esthdo Mayor con exception
del Sr. Abclardo Carranza, hijo
del Gral, Jesus Carranza. Este
Sc halla prisionero, pero Sc lie ha
fespetaGG su vida Asi apareec
de I'm telegrama mandado por cl
mismo Gral Carranza 4 los pa
rlcntcS ulc ticnc Ell Laredo. Te-
x"s, 81 hnIia prlsionero cn a.
capulco.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06
80 -
Ell HUEOTMrEETo del "roR.
MTDABLE"

Londrcs, Enero 3.
Bl din primero del afo fue q.
cIiado 4 pique al harco de que
IRA inglhs Formidable" en- ri
onnal DE- In Nancha.
la catGsirofc so dcbi6 & 4
haber c'ocado ell barco con una
nina pttcSta por los aIemanes 8
q haborr sido bombardcado por ui
submarine alemAn.
Con 81 hundimicnto del bareo
que no fn6 instantanoo, p,1dicr0n
salvarsc $50 dc los 750 hombres5
de tripuiuci6n, FL capitkn Arr
thur NJ Ioxley murj6 heroiealaon.
TO. Los llltimos que 10 gieron Ai.
cen que pertnaneei0 en- 81 puAn-
be fnmanlo acknowledgements lin Ais
! fgarrro y el0giand0 Ia ,xbiIt q
Aon que .al OficiaI kl10 ( q I. sleI
sllvAIneiitO djxi9in
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06
MISteriOSO SuiCidiO

Harold Noltc, cs ell nombre dc
ln muchncho americana que vivG
Epor la rallr de Saltillo niimcro
S6, Harold pas6 el sabado dos
en- la tiLrdo por una pequeiia ca
tseta cue esth situada en- la callc
Brady. ccrca de la via Southern
Pacific Al pasar VIC en- la. ca
scta que un individuo cstaba IT,.
RADIO en- 81 sucIo. Crcyo que al
gu'cn ST. habia quedado dormido
ALI. ri Domingo cn la tardc vol
Fto Il I'aHar por 81 miSmo lugar V
80 encon'"6 con eI mismo indivi--
duo A""stado cn la misma posi-.
cl6n. EHto lc l!am6 la atcnci6n V
iluzg0 prldcntc aviSar 4 una perst
na may =. Ent0nccS platic6 10
que habin visto Il Mr.. Peters. en-
ptcado 'i''! Southern Pacific.
J1mtn', los dos fu"ron i In ca
e"tH y dcScubricron que 81 in
dlVIdno Qdc Il la vista parccia dor
Mir, cn rcaiidad ostnba mucrto.
Dicl'on partc Il la policia V So
prcScntG cn u acto on FL luear
dr los htchos cl Jcfc dc Policia
l'nncantcr arompHnado dc IN
| detective
Exaninaron cl crcrpo de- mucr
10 Y So encontraron con que Sc
h'atahe dc I'M suicidio en- condi--
clones u"fsilnas. FL suicidK to-
mo toda clase de prccaucioncs pa.
IA no ser identificado. Quito las
marcas DC fhhrica i sus zapatos,
"a SIT tra.i", Il 81 cAmisa. 4 su cor
bata y Il Su ropn interior V que
mo su SImbrcro.
Exam;nnda 81 rartcra SO en-
contrArrn unoS rccortcs de pcri6-
d'cos ;pcr0 nj una SoIa firma. A.
domHs. bahia una carta sin fir
ma que contcnia una dcspcdida.
pecIa qu" no qncria So supicm
Su nombr" ri 80 avi2ara 4 la Prem
Sa Aso"'ada, porquc los pcri6dicos
hacian nucho cscAndaIo.
Adcmhs. pcdin n que - cncon-
trara qic tomara dc su holsillo
Tl5.oG V 10 'ntcrrnra sin ningn.-
mn ccrct>onin Examinados on.
tonccs los boISillos S. hallaron
Tlo.76 en- 81 pnntal6n. partc en-
bilictes paric on moncda. Fin
otra bolsa habia 10 cariuchos de-
pistola calibrc 80. faltando TN so
10 cart'"1to en- In caia, 81 que to.
ma la p;stola con que SO mat6.
ESia pis' ola era nucva. sc9u.-
ramcntc f1I6 comprada cxprcsa.
mcntc para 81 suicidio.
III tiro 3" 10 di6 on 81 pccho
y lc hifi6 cxactamcntc en- ri CO..
razon. ba carta dc dospcdida cs-
taha cser,tn con lNpiz tinta.
La poIcia SC halla frentc Il IN
mistcrio, plics no ha dado con ri
menor indicio qnH |" aYndr 4 Ia
ideutificaei6n del suieida.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06
MEXICO.

Onos poriioS agricultorcx han
descubicrto i'm nuevo alimcuto.
que puedc rocmplazar Il los mn.
iores b;ffecs.
El n1"vo producto. que, scg0n
SO dice. pnedc ayudor i rcsolver
I'll encarceimiento dc In vida, ca
I'm hrbol frutal que SO oria on
Mexico y que Sc llama ovacado.
El fruto de dicho arbol tiene
forma d. pcrA; pero 10 curioso de
81 cs que csta compuesto dc las
substaneias que Sc cncuentran en-
la earnr
Conticne 81 90 por 100 dc era.
sns y otros muehos ingrcdieutcs
Gle gran yalor alimenticio; tanto,
que nno solo de los frutos basta
para la conida de nm homhro,
Algunos peritos en- In materia
estan attnsiasmados con ol fruto
del ausodicho arboI, afirmando
que es superior al piatano y que
pucdc considerdrsele como oil fru.
to mas valioso que sc conoce
hasta hoy.
7 81, leetor, dijeres scr comen.
to--como me 10 contaron te 10
euepto.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06
Ell General JESUS CARRANZA
PRSlOhERO De Los TRAID0RES
Sanbahez, uapehensor to de Cat en- os de los Qass

,Seg1n dcspachos telegraficos
llegados & San Antonio el dia 3
de Enero sc supo que el General
JESUS Carranza, ameritado mill
tar constitucionalista, hermano
del Primer Jefc don Vcnustiano
Carranza, habia sido hecho pri-
sionero en- Salina Cruz. No Sc
daban mas detallcs.
Despachos posteriorcs indica-
ron que cn efecto el Oral. Ca
rrariza habia sido hecho prisione-
no en- aquel puerto del Pacifico,
en- union de todo su Estado Ma
yor.
Parece que la prisi6n del Gral.
Carranza Sc debe 4 una trmici6n
de las tropas que sc hallaDan en-
Salina Cruz y que, cuando me.
nos sc tsperaba, Sc dcclararon il
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06

Una persona dc bucna repre-
sentaci6u social rccicntementc lie.
gada de |'icdras Neegras, Coahui.
la, nos dice que ACADIA dc. hacor
un viajc dc negocios por la ma
yor partc de las poblaciones de
ese Estatlo lnexicano " EN- donde
qniera reina el mayor ordcn V
la trandUilidad mas complcta. Di.
&c que todo el mundo sc mucs-
ira muy satisfccho del c0mporta.-
miento de las guarnicioncs cons.
titnciondsistas y de las disposicio-
ncs que dictan las autoridades.
Rcspccto de Picdras Ncgras di-
&C que es muy estimado ALI 81 Co
roncl At'lano Barrera, Jefc dc
las Armas, quicn ha dictado dis
posicion' muy acertadas respec-
to del cierre de las cantinas. ca
sas de asignaci6n y casas de ilc-
go. ..
Hay en- Piedras Ncgras dos
bandas dc musica, una miiitar V
una particular, que son las que
aincnizan las finstas que frccuen-
tcmente hay alli.
I'll Coronol Barrera Sc ha prco.
cnpado tambi6n mucho de las me
.loras mattriales v ha hccho nota-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06
ES Gnvidiab|e Ia SituaCi6n
del EStadO de COahui|a.

blcs con'postIuas al rav'mento de
las call'S y Il las pIazas.
FL prtNimo Domingo hulira en-
Picdras Negras una gran corrida
de tor0s il heneficio de La genie
mencs'crosa, que afortunadamen.
g. cS pocb. ~
So ha inSiaIado tambien cn Pie
draS NcgraS una uticina de rccltl-
tamicntC para Il battalion de Xa
Padof"S = sen muchos los j0vcncs
qn" cn q "stan aliStandose.
I'm la 2lHdad dc Eagle Pass.
trontcra Il Ia dc Picdras Ncgras.
t0ahnlIa. Sc ha astablecido I'M
hancO ConStitucionaIista. con un
capital dc 100000, banco que
tlenc p"r objcto ayudar moneta--
rlamentr 4 los agricu|torcs me-.
XicanoS.
Esa institution ha comcn2ado
SuS opcracion"s con muy bucn &
xlto, pr' atando bucnas cantida-,
dcS a los agricuItorcs del Nortc
dc Coahu,la. que ya comienzan 4
scntIr los sulndablcS rcsultados dc
la nucva casa bancnria.
Dcscamos que Il nucvo bAnro
pros'ga sns opcracjoncs con todo
exito, para bicn dc Ia vccipa Re-
p0blica
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06
Ell ASALTo AL TREN DEL
SUNSET.

Una nueva huclla del robo que
sufrier0n los pas0ieros de los
Pullman del trcn No. Q del Sun
sect hacc unos dias, parccc haber
reAlltad0 en- San Antonio.
Sc trata dc una carta llcgada
nj Jefe &c Policia de San hnto--
MO, firraada con Tin nombrc su-
puesto. Fin csa carta dice ri fir
mantc: Robamos nj trcn No. ,
porqnc 10 hcmos podido consc--
gnir trahaio v cstdbamos en- la
jndigencia." "
Seg6n SO vc dol sello del co.
rrco csa carta fu6 dopositada en-
I'm buzHn dc San Antonio I'll dia
no dc nicicmbre en- la tarde.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06
NO PuEDEH pAsAR BARcog.
Washington. y. G., Tsnero A

Washington, -. G., T'nero A
Segdn dice el Coroncl Gocthals.
gobernador de Ia zona del Canal
dc Panama, no sor6 possible que
la flota international que ha dc
saiir dc Hampton RAIDS rumbo Il
San Francisco pucda pasar por
81 canal como SO habia proyee.-
tado por raz6n de que contin0an
los moyimientos dee la terra en-
10 Iona del Oro y no pucdc a..
segurar que haya canal suficien
temente ancho v suficientemente
profundo para el paso de los
dreadnaNghts.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06
NuEvo M1NrsTRo DE RELA.
CLONES.
vi Paso. Texas, Die. 81.

vi Paso. Texas, Die. 81.
El Lie Juan N. Amador, abo.
gado maaieano consolidating on
esta cindad donde ha manoiado
negocios do mucha importancia,
ha sido nombrado Ministro do
RelHciohos en- ell Gabinete del
Primer Jefc del Ejercito Consti.
tucionaljsta Sr. don Venustiano
Carranzh.
III sefior Amador sustittirh on
cn csc iniportante puesto al Lie.
don Isidro Fabcla que, como sc
sabe, hh partido para Europa al
desempefio de una importantisi..
ma comisi6n,s
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06

pianos hlindados he acero,y pue-
den ilevar una amctralladora, 10
bombhs, dos mil libras de dardos
= dos IT, pulantes Con ayuda de
cstas mhquinas Sc cfcctuara In
invasion dc Alcmania,
Fin opni6n de Chapa los tan
cacarcados dirigiblcs Teppclincs
han rcsn'tndo casi inutiles para
Alemania.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06
UNO QUE CELEBRA Ell AEO
NUEVO CAUsANnOsE LA
MUEkTE.

Victoria. Tex, Erero Q
Durante In eefobraci6n del a..
no nuevo, Jack Lyle, un rico ran.
chero de este condado, rcsidcntc
cerca Dc Musery, accidentaimcnte
al intcntar dcscargar su pisiola,
SO le esc,:p6 un tiro cattsandole
In muertc dc un modo instanta.-
neo.
Deja una viuda con I'm niho,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06
Ell Elk GOBERNADOR ITUR-
BIDE sE ENCUENTRA EN-
Ell pASO. ..

El Paso, Tex, Encro 3.
Dos anericanos han ascgurado
hoy aqni, que 81 cx.gobernnfor
lturbtdc. amenazado de mucrtc
por los aapatistas, pndo cscapar.
Sc de Ia Rcpnblica debido 4 la
ay,ida dc los mismos americanos,
hablendo cruzado aquel In from,
IN on Nv pnnto cercano Il Dina.
gar'
Los rcfcridos americanos. aun-
que sin procisar 81 luear, dccn
que lurbidc en- Ia actnalidad Sc
cncnontra en- esta poblaci6n.
Como veran nucstros lcclorcs,
no SC acicrta el paradcro del
OK .Gobetnador hucrtista del Dis.
trito Federal, pucs On 6sta, 60.
rrian pcrslstcntes rumorcs dc
que SC cncontraba n1ui.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06
nuestrOs SubsCrlDtOreS

a nuestros asfduos gubss
criptores que no est6n al CO.
rriente con sus pagos, lea
suplicamos Sc sirvan situar-
nos el saldo do sus cuentas;
0 cuando fnenos la mayor
parte de elias. Naestros gas
tos son en- extreme crecidos
y r,ecesitamos de su ayuda
para el mejoramiento de
nuestro semanario. $50 -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-06
To advertisers

EL REGIDoR" has the largest.
circulation Of any Of the Spanish.
papers in Texas. Our books are.
open for public inspection.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23
LARRY FORD'S FUNERAL WILL
BE HELD MONDAY AFTERNOON

Funeral services for Larry Ford, who
died suddenly Friday afternoon, viii be
held at the chapel. 3O6 Texas street,
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, and viii
be in charge OF the Eagles lodge.
Mr.. Ford died after an illness Of more
than one years duration. his death hav-
inc been caused by asthma which was
believed to have been caused by an old
bullet wound. He went TO California
in the hope that the change of altitude
would benefit his health Upon his re-
turn he was confined to his bed until
his death.
Larry Ford was another of the old
guard of pioneer Ell Pas0ans TO die dur
ing the week He came to FL PasO L
years ago to manage the Zieger bar and
later engaged i'm the saloon business
for himself, owning the cafe in the First
National bank building at the time OF
his death Before. coming to FL PasO
Larry was a professional baseball player.
he was with the famous Cincinnati
"Reds" and later went to 81 Louis In
the National league. He claimed his
home as Louisville. XIV. but was always
active in III Paso affairs and had hun
drcds of friends in the city and south
west.
HIS wife survives him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23
Fifth race-Seiiing; : year olds and up
ward: five and a half furlongs.
New York's Newest Hotel
Is For Use Of Tramps Only

New York, Jan 23.-This week has
marked the opening OF the Hotel de
Ginl, the most remarkable hosiery in
the city. 1t is to be used exclusively
for the housing Of tramps, or hoboes,
as the members OF that ancient frateu-
nifty prefer to be known.
The hotel occupies a vacant loft build
ing in the downtown district. which
is TO be torn DOWN i'm the spring, and
is not as yet complete in its appoint
ments. As a matter OF fact the roof
leaks, many windows are broken. the
floors are Uttered deep with rubbish
and the plumbing has been taken away
by thieves. There are no sleeping
accommodations as yet and no arrange
ments for cooking but the hoboes who
developed the idea of this cooperative
hotel are already hard at work putting
IT in order, and hope eventually TO
overcome most Of the difficulties The
city Will be asked to allow the tramps
TO erect cooking oven i'm a vacant lot
across the street. the oven to be con-
structed from heap Of old bricks now
lying there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23
MONEY AND METALS.
IN YORK NIARKkET


fBy Associated Rressl.
New York, Jan. 22.-Mercantile paper
SlaaL
Bar silver 4Sa.
NeEicau dollars. 81 T.
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds. firm.
Tin. firm; five ton lots, S34SJ 1920; p
ton lots, S3f.75 a. $500
Copper. firm electroytic, 1925 G14.J0;
casting, 1AO0G1f37.
IRON. quiet. No. ! Northern, 14.50G15.OO;
20. .. 1A5O014.75; No. 1 Southern, 1925 o
1850: No ., 14.25G14.75.
Lead quiet, 1868 q $40.
Spelter, firm. S7.OOM725-
London Markets.
London. Eng, Jan. 23.-The London met
ais markets closed a follows:
Lead. f16. So
Spolter 1872. $40.
spot copper. Ec2. So. DC; futures, fG2, s1l
Spot tin. E1.G0; futures fLJ2-
1t. Louis Lead and Spelter,
St. Louis. No, Jan. 23.-Lead, S.521zi
speltcr. $6.25.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican currency, 10 Z.
Mexican pesos (El Paso buying price, 40.
Carrauza currency, 13la; chihuahua cur-
rency, 12H
lei Pnso smelter Quotations.
Corrected Daily-)
Pig lead, $40.
Bar silver Handy & Harmon quota
don) 4S%.
London lead. Els So.
Copper wire bars 1885.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23
GOV. MANNING DECLARES
MILITIA NOT DISRANDED

Columbia, S c.. Jan. Z5-Declaring
the order of former Gov. Blease dis
banding the national guard was illegal.
Gov. Manning Friday issued an order
declaring the disarmament order void
and of no effect" Adj. Gen. Moore said
he believed the order automatically re-
stores the militia to its former status
and that no reorganization will be
necessary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, Ill. Jan. 23---Hogs-ite H.
600; market for best grades, steady at early
advance Of Toe to 15c above Fridays aver
age. Other grades weak with advance most
~ lost; bulk SG.7OG 700; heavy, $685. q G-S5;
pigs. S5.fOI7-1O.
Cattle-Receipts 500; market steady Va
tive steers. $500 9.25; western, $5.JOG 80;
calves, S7.g5 m1O.5O.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market weak.
sheep 1915 a $50; lambs, $6.75 % $50
kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. Mo. Jan. 23.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1000; market higher. Bulk $3.50 Q
5.75; heavy, SG.70Q Go; pigs. $6.25 $50,
Cattle-Receipts. 200; market steady.
Prime fed steers. $3.50 G 500; western steers,
$500 S.50: calves $3.50 @10.5O.
Sheep-Receipts. none: market steady.
Lambs. 5000 $40; yearlings, S6.I5 a 40.
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
tBy Zeiger HoteL)
HoEs-Recetpts. zoo; market Ice higher
than Friday morning. Top, $40; bulk, $3.50
a 7.O5; quality good.
Cattle-Receipts. 200; market unchanged
for the week. Fat steers, 25c to SOC lower;
everything else steady.
Sheep-12OO billed through.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23
HARRY RAMEY IS
SMALLPOX VICTIM

Harry T. Ramey, a prominent real es-
tate dealer OF FL Paso, died Friday night
at a local hospital of smallpox, following
a short illness.
The deceased was born % years ago at
Warrenton, Va, at which place he re-
sided until two years ago. when he came
to FL Paso. Prior to coming to this
city he was cashier of the Fortiur VA
tional bank. Upon taking up his home
in II PasO he entered the real estate
business, and with his brother. r. A.
Ramey, formed the firm of Ramey Bros.
4lr. Ramey is survived by his wife, his
brother and an uncle, DR.. r. l. Ramey,
and by his mother and sister, who re-
side at Culpepper, Va.
He was a member of the Masonic
lodge at WaTentOn. The remains were
Inferred in Evergreen cemetery Saturday
afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23
STOCKHOLDERS ASS PROBE
or IA CORRTVA AF7Iy AIR

Phoenix. ARR, jan 23.-Several
stockholders of La Cobriza Mining
company, which owns valuable prop
erty in Mexico, have asked the Arizona
corporation commission to investigate
the affairs of the company. The attor-
ney general has also been requested
to make an investigation and determine
if it is advisable to ask the appoint
ment OF a receiver. Several times dur
ing the last year the company has been
in the federal court for this district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23
STANDS STOPS THOMAS.
DESPITE MEIGHT DITFERENCE

Charlie Stands, who has fought a
Eumber of bouts in the vicinity of Ell
Paso. stopped Kid Thomas at Tyrone.
n. NJ, Friday night in the fifth round
OF a scheduled ten round go. Stands
is only a middleweight while Thomas
is a heavyweight. Wednesday Kid
Shaffer of Denver viii fight Stands
ten round so at Denver
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23
WEATHER BULLETIN.
L. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken
at s a. m. 18th me
1idian time C a. IN.
Ei Paso time J. Jan.
%. 1915.
Forecasts.
El Paso and vicin-
fty Unsettled to-
night and Sunday.
New AIeNicO-TO-
night and Sunday.
generally fair north
portion. probably
rain or snow south
portion ; not so cold
Sunday and north
portion tonight.
West Texas-Cnset-
tied tonight and
Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23
DENAIARR,S KING GIVES
OWNER FOR nTpTOyT ATS

Copenhagen, Denmark. Jan. 23.-The
king and queen gave their first dinner
on Wednesday night to q small group
OF diplomats. DR.. Maurice f. Egan,
minister from the United States to Dem
mark, and his wife were seated in the
places Of honor next to the royalty.
King Christian proposed toast to DR..
Egan, in which he expressed Cordiality
towards America.
The diplomatic body will indulge in
no gaities during the war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23

The Texas and Pacific train 10. G,
the Cannon Ball for the east, VIII
change both its number and time
schedule commencing Sunday morning.
In future the train viii be known as
No 81. This train has been leaving the
union station at 7:45 a. m. Commencing
Sunday it viii not leave until 10 a. N.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23
HOUSE APPROVES PLAN
I.nn aLlALn- E.IanIlr ! w.

Washington, D. c.. Jan. 2S.-The
house Friday voted down amendments
to the army appropriation bill by rep
resentative Gardner to increase the
GOO but accepted the item of 100000
in the bill Chairman Hay explained
that sum would provide % new aero
planes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23

years ! was troubled with catarrh Of
the internal organs. 1 heard of a free
booklet, "The Ills Of Life I read it and
wrote to the doctor who answered my
letter promptly. I began taking treat
ment as soon as possible. Tongue can
not express how / suffered with my
stomach, and I also was troubled with
caJarrh Of the head I didn't feel like
myself for q long time. So l began
taking Peruna. / have taken four bot
ties, and now 1 cannot praise it enough.
Any one who has chronic catarrIl should
write to the Medical Dept. of the Pc
runa Co., Columbus, Ohio. I feel CRATE
ful for what the doctor has done for
me, and would not do without Peruna.
l now enjoy as good health as
ever. 81 find il has improved my health
so much that ] viii recommend it to
auy one chccrfully Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23
Grain and Provisions.

IhiCaEO Iralns- LIOst.
Whcat-May, Sl44l2; July, Sl-26ls,
Corn-Nay, 59Iac; July, S03sc.
Oats-lIay, 5Gasc: July, $3.50.
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-May. S1S.g2; July S1J-lf.
Lard-Nay, S1O-S7; July, S1l02.
Ribs-3Iay, $10.39; July, S10-J2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-23

Five sacks of Egyptian cotton seed
have been shipped to valley farmers by
John " Wyatt so that a test of the
seed may be made 1t is believed that
both the sod and climate Of the lower
valley are adaptable for the growing
of this kind of cotton. Extensive tests
at widely separated localities will be
made