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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08

The New York Evening Post says
the supply of fiction will be greater
after the war is over Certainly. There
will be no censors to interfere with
it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08
Industrial and Railroad stOc;s.
UTAH COPPER COMPANY
nFeCT ARFS 81 "a nTVTDFNn

New York Dec. s.-Directors OF the Utah
Copper company today declared a quarterly
dividend OF $50. an increase OF 50 cents
over the previous rate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08
COPPER STOCKS
DULL BUT FIRM
General Stock Market Opens
Lower but Rallies Soon
After the Opening.

Copper stocks were dull "Wednesday, b,,+
prices were firm. according to advfces TO
Curtss- Manning company. stocks and bonds
First National bank building. The stock
market opened with prices lower under a
resumption OF selling. Rails were heavy
and prices were low. Union opening At
1861. the lowest for several days The
market rallied shortly after the opening
Union advancing to above 13s5k War
specialtes also gained slightly. but trading
was light and the market was dull n
S. Steel was quiet but firm. The general
market continued dull during the morn
ing Trading was professional with demand
for investment light
Announcement was made that Calumet &
Arizona has declared a S125 dividend an
increase from 81 declared in September The
books close December 10
The market closed Irregular with certain
Of the specialties up.
Copper Stocks Quotations.
The following wire quotations furnished
daily by Curtiss-Manning Co., give the clos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08

The marines may carry swagger
sticks now that they have been grant
ed permission to do so, but our guess
is that each swagger stick viii have
a couple Of pounds Of lead neatly
tucked away in the end.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08

Gunboat Smith, according to Rube
Goldberg. has come out for peace. The
same complaint is made by pugs who
have been trying to get a match with
him lately.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08
MEXICAN PRICES
COTTON GISNED To DEC. 1.
---nl- A q

Washington. D. C.. Dec. s.-Cotton ginned
prior to December 1 amounted to 9,711, 453
running bales, including 1881 round bales
and T7.161 bales Of sea island. the census
bureau today announced.
Ginning by states included: Oklahoma,
1850; Texas. 2777.5S1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08
nnt I.ncifer sam HnId. AZ Reen-a


The fall Of so elevated a city as
Gorilla will be a pretty serious mat
ter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08
What no They Mean-aQuiefIvss

This story that Roosevelt IS quietly
gathering 1900 men will not be
credited by one who heard him
getting the Rough Riders together.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08
Mnrhe Yon Remen,

Maybe YOu Remember 1t.
We repeat what we said a year ago
about the best time to do your Christ
mas shopping.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08

but "a Kat In Corner Will Fight
Perhaps the result of secretary Gar
rison's quarrel with Teddy prompted
him TO pick his next row with poor
old Bill Taft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08
ny. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS.
a Associated p.


CBy Associated Press)
New York, Dec. S--Mercantile paper 0
81
Bar silver 55z.
Mexican dollars 42Z.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds heavy
Time loans firm; so days ~.
. call money steady; ruling rate 2.
Copper. quiet: electrolytic. s1S-75 q 20.00.
Iron firm No ! Northern s1s-25 1875;
No ? Northern. s1S-00d18-50: No. l South
ern- SlS-25 1875 No Southern, $4,000
1880.
The metal exchange quotes tin weak at
$3.50 9S7-50-
The metal exchange quotes lead at s5.25.
Spelter, S1A75 d15.25.
LONDON METALS.
London, Eng. Dec. S.-The London net
ais market closes as follows:
Lead. E2S, 50, dc.
Spot copper sc. SO; futures f77; eises
trolyic f97, SO.
Spot in 1855; futures E1s5, SO.
Anthony E125.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican currency, Estate bills), 9I13
BancO Nacionales bills, II.
Mexican pesos Il L.
Carranza currency, "a.
FL PasO Smelter Quotations.
Corrected Daily.)
Bar silver. Handy & Harmon quotationHJ
London lead. fs7. So. dc.
Pig lead. 5-25-
Copper wire bars 1885.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08
WAR SHARES ARE
QUOTED HIGHER
Some Pressure Against Rail
roads Is Evident in Wall
Street Operations.

NOTE-ouotations reflect closing prica
Wednesday, December s.
New York Dec S.-General strength IL
war shares and allied issues. with some
pressure against railroads. were the out
standing features Of today's market on Wall
street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08

Build up your home valley. Use her
products.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08

Relative humidity in FL Paso at p. m,
Wednesday, - percent.
Precipitation in last "a hours Cin inches). i
weather at a. m-----.-.-...-..l
Lowest temp. last night. .....
Hlghest Yesterday. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08

Get results-Use Herald Want Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08
Answers to Herald Ads.

The following list OF uncalled for
answers to Herald Want Advertise
ments are now being held for delivery
at The Herald business office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08

DAIRY MANURE for gardens. 800 load
Delivered Phone SOL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08
For Rent-Apartmenls Unfurnished.

For Rent-Apartmenis UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT
Groom and bath. 23l2 Wyoming street.
Rio GrEnde Realty Company.
DECEMBER 18th, new modern apartment.
built in features. steam heat no sick no
children. references required Wilson apart
ments. Phone 694-
NEW BINKLEY APARTMENTS.
Corner Epson and Fisher Sts.
full living rooms. large and airy. together
with large tiled kitchen and bath Stove.
ice box. disappearing bed. built in buffet
and book cases. chartered oak finish and
handsomely appointed throughout. Phone Us
viii be pleased TO show you
james l.. MARI & Co.. Sues.
800 San Antonio St Phones 4550-4551-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-08
Wanted-Money.

WANTED To BORROW $500 on $4,000
vendor lien note. which brings s per cent
interest. with $500 month principal Phone
7O11-
New-York tribune., 1915-12-10
DOLLAR HUNGER
BERLIN COMMENT
"Tageblatt,' Replying to
Message, Blames Trade
for Hyphen.

Berlin. Dec. 9.-"Persons 8. who are
born in Germany and become Amerl-
can citizens cannot be excused Tor
violating the laws of America says
the "Tageblatt," in commenting on
President Wilson's message. Ger
many would punish persons from
abroad who came here and violated
German laws. But the passion Of Ger
pan-Americans to which President
Wilson refers would not have been
heated 10 such q point IL the United
States, under Mr.. wilson's presidency
had endeavored to maintain honest
neutrality.
above all, American industry has
'passionately' taken sides m this war
with passionate dollar hunger. There
also President Wilson has looked on
quietly"
The "Lokal Anzeiger" says that
President Wilson's words of reproacn
10 those who passionately take sides In
the war may safely be interpreted as
reference 20 German-Americans.
"Our friends across the water" IL
continues, "are men enough 70 settle
matters with the nations chief with
that fearlessness which in the New
W orld is accounted one of the highest
rights Of mankind. They will not al
low themselves to be outdohe in this
virtue by any native born American
The "Morgen Post" makes violent
attack upon President Wilson, saying
that it has long known that he
was anti-German, but that he never
before had given rein to his hatred in
this fashion.
This neutral governments head
has hardly a word of reproach for the
shameless indictments of the jlnro
press against Germany, but he insults
as traitors, anarchists and dishonor-
able persons those men in whom love
FOR the old fatherland lives, and who
rise up against the despicable things
done against them daily"
The "Kreuz Zeitung" says that thus
far there las been no sufficient eyi-
dence of German riots against the
United States to justify the words OF
the message.
"Be that as il may continues the
newspaper. Germany cannot be made
responsible for them. There is nobody
in Germany who approves Of them
New-York tribune., 1915-12-10
TO IMPROVE OSTEOPATHY
New York Society's Conference To-
morr w Intended to Raise Standard.

With a view to raising the standard
Of education in osteopathic colleges
and en- 'orcing higher demands on appli-
cants for admission to osteopathy, the
New York Osteopathic Society will hold
an educational conference at the Hotel
Astor tomorrow. Physicians Of this
school say they have won legal sane
tion and recognition in this state, but
feel the need of strengthening their
pos ton by demonstrating steady i'm
provement within their own ranks.
Dr. Mcconnell, of Chicago. chairman
of the educational committee of the
American Osteopathic Association; DR..
Teall, inspector of osteopathic schools
DR.. Bunting, writer on osteopathy, and
representatives of various colleges will
make addresses. At n ght there will be
a dinner and dance at the Hotel Astor.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-10
THRONGS OF BRITISH
RECRUITS ENLIST
Storm London Stations TO Enroll
Under Derby System.

London, Dec. Remarkable scenes
were enacted to-day at recruiting sta
tions throughout England, especially IN
the London area. The determination
expressed by Lord Derby not TO grant
any extension of time has had the de-
sired effect. and in every district OF the
city thousands are trying to enron
under the group system. Those who
are least willing 10 go appear to De
most anxious 20 be attested, as : nder
the group arrangement they may. no.
be called, while II compulslon IS adopt
ed they will be liable to immediate
call.
At one station in the heart Of Lon
don 700 men were ready 10 be attested'
while a crowd of 5000 thronged tbs
street attempting to get IN. AT the
rate attestations were being completed
il was necessary for man to stand
eight hours in line TO enlist.
At Eastman the numbers of would be
soldiers assumed the proportions OF 8
mob and the police had TO be called.
In all quarters enrolment ofhcers ana
doctors worked until long after mid
night, and even then were unable 20
keep up with the steady procession OF
recruits. What the final outcome will
be cannot be predicted. but certainly
the situation looks more favorable 70
the success OF Lord Derby's scheme.
One unique phase is that more mar
ried than single men are prese-tlng
themselves. This fact led a director
OF recruiting to say that single eligI-
Bile men must come in far greater num-
bers before the figures could be regard
ed as satisfactory.
Despite the increasing results. an.
peals are being made with unabated
vigor, and the distribution Of posters
and other printed matter continues.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-10
FLETCHER HERE
TO AID BELGIANS
Noted Economist Appeals 70,
Warm Clothing for War
Sufferers.

With just enough time left b.fo,
Christmas in which TO collect and sri,
clothes 10 the millions who are .uS.,.
ing from cold in Belgium, Hor.e.
Fletcher. the noted economist, arrived
asst night on the Nieuw Amsterdam :,
make final plea 20 he people Of mi,
country. According 20 Mr. Fletcher
millions Of poor in Belgium and Nor,A.
ern France need warm clothing a: one,
Otherwise, he taid, pneumonia ana
bronchitis, which are already rsvagns
the population, would kill os grea,
hosts of suffering men, women and
children.
what we urgently need" said Va
Fletcher, as new woollen clothes %,
men, women, girls and boys; v01n
and cotton m .terials for babies elc,A.
ing and shawls. stockings, jensy,
sweaters, blankets. boots and shoe,
undarclothing, overcoats, pet,eos,,
suits OF all descriptions and In f,e,
everything in tie line Of warm elo,h
ing"
The clothing appeal committee, Il
which Oscar S. Straus is chairman, viii
receive any contributions at II Broad.
wny.
Baron Alfred Rothschild cabled from
London yesterday 20 reserve a box io'
the violin recital by Mischa Elman IA
aid of Jewish war sufferers al Carneg,
Hall tomorrow afternoon. The prs.
of the box is 500, but IL will not y
occupied.
The Serbian Relief Committee, wil
headquarters az 70 Fifth Avenue, lis
night announced that funds received .
date total Si70.09520. The up,or
branch Of the American Red Cos
Committee also announced that corir.
buttons received during the vsss
ended Decsmber amounted 70 slSN
having previously reported $35l.65. For
III. same week the Vacation War Rs.
lief Committee. with headquarters q.
38 West Thirty-ninth Street, reported
receipts totalling S9i967, whisa
brought the grand total 10 Sl4SlSi5g
Giuliano Roman, Italian tenor si'l
sing az CarneRi, Hall this everrg 'ts
proceeds OF the concert 10 20 TO ne
Italian war victims in this country
Next Thursday evening French vs'
pictures will be exhibited for the bsns
fit Of the Lafayette Fund az the Foriy
fourth Street Theatre. Tickets may b
obtained at the Vanderbilt Hotel fror
Francis Roche. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-10
ADAMS PICKS OUT
HUB PRESS GOATS
transcript" Gets Ad-
VisOr's Medal, Globe"
the Hard, Hard Pedal.
MADE HOMESICk
BY HEARST PAPER
Tribune Expert Tells Boston
Chamber of Commerce Few
Advertising Truths.
rBy Telegraph to The Tr.sune.

Boston, Dec. Samuel Hopkins
Adams, OF the New York Tribune. the
man who is largely responsible for the
crusade against dishonest advertising
in New York City, told Whist he thought
OF Boston newspapers in an naddress
to-day at the Chamber of Commerce
assembly in the New American House.
at seems very homelike to be in
Boston because the papers are so home
like" Mr.. Adams said. Il thought the
Evening Telegram was about the most
disreputable paper in the country, but
you've got Hearst, and Hearst is hard
to beat at his own game.
"T am very glad 10 come TO Boston
FOR two reasons: first, because the in
itial movement against dishonest adver-
tising was begun here by the Christian
Science Monitor; and, second, because
the first conviction for fraudulent ad-
vertising was secured here by the Pill
grim Publicity Association, | believe.
"I'd like to give q clean bill to The
Transcript Once in a while a crooked
inch-space 'ad' slips in, but, generally
speaking, its columns are free from
all such things.
"'The Record has some standards
not the best in the world, perhaps
but nevertheless tending in the right
direction.
after reading The Herald was
about TO place II In class far above
the average, when | saw grinning at
me from the bottom of sheet fake
piles cure.
"Then there is The Traveller which
takes advertisements of Dufy's Malt
Whiskey, and The POST which takes
anything up to a plugged quarter.
"But | haven't yet come to the worst
There is paper here called The
Globe I won't say there isn't paper
in the world which prints as many dis
reputable ads as The Globe, but you
will have to 20 long way to find one
that does. What can | say CT pub
Usher who enters into q contract with
a cancer quack, takes money from
those who are existing in hopeless mis-
cry and puts it into his own pocket|
New-York tribune., 1915-12-10
90 PLAYS GO ON WHITE LIST
Ten Of Those Approved by Catholic
Theatre Movement Now Running Here

Ten cf Those Approved by 0athoho
Theatre Movement Now Running Here
The Catholic Theatre Movement. now
In its ;hrd year, yesterday announced
the addition Of twenty plays to It's
White List. Ten OF those certified are
now running in New York. with varying
success, and all but one have been seen
here at one time or another. AT ieas'
three are no longer in existence.
Those added TO the White List are
Inside the Lines" The White eatn-
er." The Show Shop" Seven Keys 70
Baldpate." "The Bubble" Under Fire,
Young America The Boomerang'
Rolling stones Treasure Island,
"Hit- the-Trail Holiday" "Rosalind'.
"Our Children" "Ill-Starred Bsbbie,'
ABE and Mawruss," "0ur Mrs. McChes-
new" "Hobson's Choice" The Chiei,
"Lord Dundreary' and THE Road TO
Happiness" -,
The White List. which aims at tha
separation of the theatr cal sheep from
the goats. is directed by Mgr. Lavelle
and run under the patronage OF Cardi-
nal Farley. Including those made pub
lie Yesterday. it has recommended
total Of 1879 plays.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-10
WHITMAN HINTS AT NEW TAX
Governor Says Direct Levy viii Prob
ably BE for 100000

Albany. Dec. 9.-Another direct state
tar. probably about S6,OOO,OOO. was
forecast BY Governor Whitman to-day
at a hearing on the Education Depart
ment's estimates for appropriations
FOR the coming year. which amounted
70 se.I67. .26l. an increase Of more than
$500 600 over last years figures.
While the matter Of proposed in
crease for State Library equipment.
from s2e 600 10 100000. was under
discussion the Governor said:
"It seems that we will have 20 lew
another direct tax, and every effort
must be made to keep appropriations
down so that the amount Of the tax
may be lessonsd."
New-York tribune., 1915-12-10
Of our bridgehead al Gradec, on me
Va rdrr ~ i.nr

Of our bridgehead al Gradec, on me
Narcar River.
BRITISH OFFICIAL.
The statement issued by The BRUSH
War Once says;.
On December 6 the Bulgarians,
after d heavy bombardment. attacked
our troops west OF Lake Doiran. Our
advanced trenches we're entered by
small parties Of Bulgarians, VINO
were Immediately driven out WIN
the bayonet.
On the morning Of December : the
BulRarisns attacked again and ~
weight of superior numbers drove
our troops out Of their position. Tn
der cover Of darkness the troops
were Withdrawn 10 a new line. re
ports as to our losses have not yet
been received.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-10

Referring 20 the discussion whether
Germany's enemies would be able 70
bring greatly superior forces into nc
field, the Chancellor mentioned the
fact that France already has called %
the coors the class Of 1917, bringing
into the war youths under the usual
military age.
The Chancellor referred 20 the charge
that members Of the crew Of a German
submarine had been shot while DE-
fenceless by the crew Of the British
patrol boat Baralong. and said that the
English press had concealed the faces
from the nation As nc made these
remarks the whole House arose az an
expression Of Indignation
Speaking Of the guarantees Of the
position of Germany m the future. 20
bc nclded in The peace terms. Dr. Won
Bethmihn- HollwcR insisted that the
longer t'Bs war Is continued. with in
New-York tribune., 1915-12-10
FRENCH OFFICIAL.

The statement issued At Paris TO-
n ight says:
Since the last communication the
Bulgarisns have carried out at dif-
ferent points siong our front violent
attacks. ~ Of which have been re-
pulled VIII heavy losses 20 the en-
sny. The lighting continues Ia front
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10
DISTRIBUTION rHRoueH EXCLUSIVE AGENCIES

There is another system of distribution by which the
producers have their agents and their retail
stores, although they also sell in practically every ham
let IN the country wherever they get grocer
druggist or confectionery store to put their goods
the counter
This is the system of many of the big candy compan
les They have their stores in places In other
places they sell through the Independent dealer store
In each locality you must decide which way You want to
use. 1t you, manufacturer, have your retail
branch then the other dealers In that community feel
reluctant to have to compete at retail with the manufa
turer himself Therefore, they would be unlikely to buy
any goods from that same factory
In system of this kind by which you install your
own retail outlets communities and existing
dealers stores Others your advertising must be
tile First it must create favorable atmosphere AS
to its further details of method and purpose particular
conditions must determine
For instance, there would be the question whether
manufacturers obber ysu would appoint independent
dealers exclusive agents. This would that
given locality, where you have retail store of your
YOU would have to choose between the two that
there One by Frank Smith and the other 81
John Jones Suppose your product is certain kind Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10
Turns
DOWN SWEDENs
PLANOF PROTEST

lAs.oristed Press bv Federal wirelessl
WASHINGTON, d. G., Aug. 10. The
United States has declined to join
Sweden in a Joint protest TO Great
Britain against the enforcement Of
the orders-in-council prociaiming a
blockade against al German import
and export trade and the British In
depreciation of the ultimate destina-
ton doctrine. under which the Brit
ish have seized cargoes bound for
Scandinavia and the Netherlands.
The Swedish proposal to the United
States was that America take the lead
in a joint protest from all the neutral
nations against the British blockade
as an infringement Of the rights Of
neutrals to carry on trade between
themselves and as a hardship upon all
neutral commerce.
Secretary Of State Lansing has noti-
fled the Swedish minister, w. A. F.
Ekengren. that the positions Of the
United States and Sweden in the mat
ter are not consistent and that there
Is not common ground upon which
the two nations may join in protest.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10
Chinese CONSUL
AT HlL0ANGRY
ATOPIUMCASE

On the ground that he was falsely
Imprisoned, An Luli, Chinese consu-
lar agent IN Hilo, win institute a suit
for damages In the sum OF ST.. 700
against the Hawai- police officials. &C
cording to his attorney, says the Hilo
Tribune It is reported that Attorney
A. s. Humphreys Of Honolulu wiz as
sist the plaintinss counsel.
Lum was arrested on the charge
that he had opium in his possession.
He was detained. and a search was
made Of his clothing and the contents
OF buggy ii which he was driving.
No opium was found. but An Lun was
taken to the HID police station and
booked Later ne was released on his
own recogniza1ce.
Il Is understand that an offer has
been made BY Ldms attorney to com.
promise the matter, and q report is
that an oifer to keep the matter out
Of the courts for $500 has been made
to Shefif pfia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10
ARIzONANSARE
READY T0F|GHT
MEXICAN RAIDERS
CarTanzistas Are Being Closely
Watched BY U. S. Troops
at N0galeS
[Associated Press by Federal Wireleesl.

TAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON ID. c.. Aug. 10. =
The Pan-American conferees are
agreed that the great body Of Next
cans IL DESTROYS Of peace. however the
hostile chieftafns may stand out for
points Of punctiilo, and when the com
mission reassembles in New York to-
morrow Il win try to devise means Of
giving force TO any decision at which
II may finally arrive by getting the
Mexican common people behind 1t.
Ranchefa 1t San Rafael, rs miles
east Of sDouglas, Ar1z.. formed 'vigis
lance committee yesterday to protect
their stock from Mexican raiders
They lost 500 head Of cattle last week
alone. 49,.
Il Is charged that agents Of carranza
are encamped at Nogales, Sonora, Just
across the Arizona line. in violation OF
Carranza's pledge to respect NoEales
as neutral territory, Troops are
watching them and four companies OF
infantry are on guard at Brownsville.
HAVANA. Cuba, Aug 10. Refugees
from the province Of Yucatan, South,
efn Mexico, who arrived here yester.
day report that conditions there are
intOlerabIe.