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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-22
RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE 81.
Manhattan.

The following judgments ned yesterday.
4 Goldman & Co-Diehi Mfg Co. ;iiS.i5
Aronoslu. Abe. and Louis Truch,erman-w Beck;
Buckley Nevh,Il Con- E Powers e, al. sl.fi:i?
E E1s, H Martin gw Is sgeold' :ttisssss
Busch. Herman C. and VIM schroedcr-F J Bal,
Bo!s9g, P Sn, "a kPtsn Co. ,t3sss
S cSRi f fasrick-w I'M Esan costs. sSsyys
S Sohen. Samuel Miyst wet"c,,y Real Estate Co
cl.ary. James G-y,:ional Nassau Bank 4 ny
Delaware Structural Painting Co, Inc-w . Nc;
Dietrich. Ludwig M-Encycloprdi. Brittanica. :.
Fer yiiS Harold A Mahl,tedt Lumber 4
FISH Ga' Harris-s sob,l E, al .i0tlo
Gumprecht. Gustav eIr etc-r Mcclure,
Gc,teb. Henry o-rirst National Bank q t,d Ea e
Grass ss%'l fiton,o-y Perlm.n ct al. s35l.533
Hirschhaut. Jacob-sandsrd Diamond Co. Inc .,
Hall. Clinton-R Muller. !iO2oS
Homer Arthur D-Spery Realty Co. :i53'50
j Hayes. Inc l. Dcnohue. 5000
1.'; ,, r.,n., I e~. A'''''' ss
JONI John II Springer Realty Co-HudsOn Tras, Co.
John ] Beetson CO. D Fsrkas ct al. $3iolt
korn' ikobn-cooS & Bernheimer Co. sS7e.l3
Levine Hauy-Meyer Denksr sinrsm 70. s'VS,''
Larkin' Enlargement h''''''''' $3.50 Gs
Lehman an, 4 Gss Refs ru.np.n cost. .f iio5
MeNulieh' 'ns'0 -''' s3,6is.6s
Miller w Moo Yves, lIs,h Street Co. .:ds.2s
Manheimer, Manny-F j. Glover sstTees
Mailer Osias-E Richards =, ss..51e55
N'S!iepN I'm II 4 H R-1 Ford adnr costs. =,
yeuburs. J-P schrell :, al :l3s@
0strowsty Tobiss-J schulman' s dSe 81 81
Pitisbursh Cont Cob smith 's;5 sSS az
Power Camille s.I16,ors and nd lnon. s R. ssS;ss
Rorkbridge Realty Co. Inc-M oCoInnno g;,s 4,
p,,b Arthur and Barney Leder-D Butcher; ..
siSsSy Harry R-Coven Lead Co. sI.g gS9 90
s ss VII HIiisfaid square Hotel Inc. $685.
She'll F-wickes Bros. Inc. possession o. prop,
s. iTiy 1 GLE a Ryan. s5Ss !!
TT,,sSa il An Kassat: Nt SS5556SS
TruaI. A d. rec'r-H Goldfarb, "a -, 30
vos s Bros or Rosie vosel and Mrs isn'A :9ss,5
wiSa hSn' G@o Landy Bros Inc s2i2.e2
Woodside Heish's Lanu Wi Si.oslOs
Weber. Anna--F schmidtke. h'o'''
The Bronx.
s,,,,.,,.r 4 soma Co. ysTs5l
federhh' cohn =, s2Is9t
Holbr0ok. CARO-, MULES WY ssl5sT3
, ,y.. uo,d,ns 10 and Jampos WeT
Jampole Me'nei Ti:. Guar a Tn Co fT05 es
ner CoastruSup9 n..1S.,s f2l6T3
MsrAon. M-y 20 snd ! FTankel-H Herr
NofA Constu.'V. ~ s2i8 80
mann lhmneI ~ co,.,,,r,,oo Co t472 81
stein. CmCo.unTrf xe.,n,v ~ A. sl,05t5s
sbeiI n F-wickss Bros Inc. .i,ssyyy
Tr,d5 CD Brown. .5iS a.
Wood J Al Place. ,,f5tS "a
Wiln-r N Ri Bloom, h"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-22
Lawrence PARK Rental,

Fish A Marvin rented for the Residence Company
O, Lawrence PARA property a, Lawrence PARK
West BronIyiile 10 william ~. SAGE OF this cts.
The property consists Of large residence. garage
and ons acre Of land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-22
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE 81.
Manhattan.
Tie nrs, nsms 10 that Of the debtor ths second
,h.t n, ths creditor. and date when judgment was
rl.d. . 40, -. H.. q. ,a,.
p,,n,rd. P-L Barnard: March IS. 1914:
Elsart. s-M siesel; April u, 1913; ,o Nia33
Eisr y w Rcsenblum. March -. !sI? slls99
Moran. r II. ri @ olsns: April ]. lsl5, =,
Neptune sH'Su'' i"' ''"'''' $3.50
sL.,.a CITY Of y Y: May H. 1914: $780, Y
yybifm,n " W Whitman. u. ! Bsdlee l. II
Fiich and u Whitman-B Martin; June 10
The Bronx.
G.vsr. Az Blume: May 10. 1915: flist?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-22
BGgvGs.

Receipts. s.5jt head. IS cas- on sale. steers
ruled si1s az Just about stsdY prices. bulls dul
ant lOaiSc lower rood 20 choice lat eoSs IN I'm
aud medium COWS slow and weak. Toe ards were
cleared Common 10 choice steers sold AZ t5.t09
50 50 PER 100 ID. head fancy DO. ''.ia' oaen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-22

coffee csblts Rio--No was Is rei5 lover 81
$500; exchange; s,lsd lower at le.sd kcgsip,s'
changed at $500. Receipts. l2.cOO bags. stock.
so 600 bags
against y 900 last year ard 20. 900 two years ago
sac Paulo had 1000. against 1900 and N.o9o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-22
NEW YORK PRICES.
RECEIPTS.
sEABoARD cLEARANcss.
FLOUR AND MEAL

Flour was Inactive and prices were weak IN sym
si1lSi T Rr%1 ,,.sissis '5sSsT: .IIa ~
Is 20, Ksnsas ,traigits t5.75SS5sO fancy spring
patents, jobbing lots. $i.25qs755. RYE FLOUR
Easy fair 10 good. t6qt6.l5: choice 10 fancy s.. 20
atGaO CORNMEAIl-Quiet. kiln dried. s. 90.
BAG NEAL quiet. hne white and yellow .l7O
coarse Sl.579Sl 90. FEED-Westem quiet: bran.
lOO-lb sacks g2S75 standard middings do
se8 80; flour niddlings do. $50: red dog flour
ilO-lb sacks s5I: city barely steady: bran. bulk
s2265; iOo-lb sacks. s2I25 heavy middIinss. do.
s2f: -four middlings do. $3.50. red dog flour.
iio.Ib sacks. SIS: oilIncsl t32 5OsssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-22
COFFEE.

IN, local coffee market was again dominated 10 a
large extent b. the action OF the exchange market IN
Brazil. and the rate Of exchange advanced 5-l6d
I'm Rio prices here responded with al opening Eain
o. SOS points. Interest during the day vas largely
IN the form of switching from July 20 the later
months. well a. from September. aud out o. tot al
sales OF $4,000 bags large percentage was In the
form o. exchanges. Somewhat easier oners from
Brazil caused less selling IN the late months
and prices lost the early advance. The close
steady. however. with June showing q gain OF 10
points while the other positions ranged from point
decline 10 3 points advance. The market was. IN
interest seems centre IN the July position. which
continues widen its premium over most a. the
later months on covering II Is said that the fever
ish fluctuations IN exchange were interfering with
IN making offers Brazil seemed little dis
posed 70 sell. however. and Santos T. said 70
have sold here late last week At SIC. willis Offers
yesisrday made at s.90o for IS {. soc for IS
and 9iOc for IS and IS while Rio "a we're quoted
-hp local spot market was dull and unchanged.
with RIO 70 quoted at nc.
The total warehouse deliteries m the United States
prerio,lS week and S. 500 last year OF the former
amount New York bad 5SS9 bags.
Clearanccs and shipments OF coffee At Brazilian
ports during the last week follow Rio clearsnccs.
II 900 bags. including 5000 TO the United states.
, 900 10 Eufope and North Africa and 81 900 10
America Santos clesranses. 80. 900 bags including
"a 900 90 Europe and North Africa aud 1000 10
Cape River Plate and the west coast Of South
AmeiicE. Victoria cleG.nces. $4,000 bags to the
Bshi, weekly receipts $500 bags: stock, 81 900: .
clesrsnccs 10 the United SiEtes. nil. 10 Germany.
m and elsewhere. l.loO bags
Receipts al Rio and Santos we're lO7 900 bags.
arainst 900 the previous week 1871 900 last year
and 1888 900 two yehrs ago.
Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-22
Alterations.
Manhattan.

ALLEN ST. 20; n 3 sty store ard ions: c X
Brssaer. owner: ReiSmann. architect. eosi
s. 900
tsTH ST. 1919 W: TO u sly hotel. A H.arn
and j Callahan. owners. rodaso. architect:
cost. 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-22
SUGAR FUTURES.

The market for hog products was steady early In
the day owing 10 the hrmer tone 10 the western hos
sympathy with grain aud under selling by STOCK
yard interests Receipts u hogs at Chcnso we're
81 600 estimated for Tuesday. 1000 haR'as NY
SiSsiysd SSS aa FANNY nf sS SEA short ess
sic 5OdS2l 80 BEEF-Stesdy Mess 's9sls5o;
family sls5od $50 80. packet $is jo@ ~ , enirs
Indis mess. $5lat52. DRESSED ,HHoGsI.t, lr m
ii -S pigs. iIi,c Cur MATS Picklsd bellies
steady; 10 ID. l4c, IL d. l3A.c. Il H. lzt@ lSc ,
Picked hams--i'irrn Quoted. liHlitc TALloW
snc "' IARb"We,E 1 Middle West slo@5c: city
south America OSic. Continent. lo.l0c: Brazil
kegs / 35c: compound easier; quoted, i1.a &c
sTEARINE-Wssk; oeo 81 dS,tc city lara ae@f
inc. lOtc. o
Refined petroleum was unchansei; nnssed OF
was quiet at recent prices. PETR0LEI ~ STANDARD
white bbls, New York and Philadelphia, 5Oc !;
Pb,isdeiphis' e.75S: water white bbls. New York
and Philadelphia, $500: bulk. PC; water Why
cases. New York and Philad1phiA &C. LIZ
SEED OIL-American seed. city. 65@oic' out-oi-
town raw. 62@63c Calcutta raw, 'oc
NAVAL STORES.
market and trading was ~ a 6easonable character
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. machine bbls. SAC. TAR
-Retort and kiln. 55Oc. ROSlN-Common 70 good
ss5n: &. SSSc: Ii. assoc: l. ass. X. .i25c; NJ
1 soc; \, 8 csc: W G.. 6 zoe. and " W. 6.iOc.
coTTossEED OIL.
New low records were again established IN the
market for eottouseed oil when prices showed frher
weakness under renewed liquidation. The pressure
in july was particularly heavy and sentiment was
influenced by expectations Of liberal July tenders
and owing 10 the general weakness IN other com.
modities Closing prices were ! 10 points net
lower. Range Of prices. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-22
coTToNsEED OIL.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. June 81. 1918.
BUTTER.

2si.c; HIGHER scoring 2Si. 29L.c: frsts. 2Iq2la<c
state dairy. finest CSC: good 10 prime; 2Ga q lae
renovated extras az 9ZSse aTis' c,Is1 i
make. frss. 22922iac. packing stock. current make
NJ I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New Yo's. June 81. 1915.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-22
New Building Plans.

WEBSTER Az. 1891; !oE sty frame store ara
dws $3.50 Caihsrtns Bohlmsnn. owner; George
Dress. architect cost. 81. 200
so Az. s. t9.l n it3d st: for . brck store;
Adolph Becker. owner; @ Halliwell architect
cost, s.. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-22
CHEESE.

Receipts II ,io7 boxes. including e.to2 boIes N
transit for export State. whole milk fats ard
twins, coored specials. l44 he: white. specials
ia. al5c: colored. average fancy, lil3ci white.
average fancy. liisc: Wisconsin. whole milk. fresh
fats or double daisios. lias o l5c; STATE SKINS
fresh. specials. l2g l2%c. choice. lVz@ HE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
alta VISTA CLUB TO HAVE
GET-TOGETHER DINNER

ThimbIes. needles. rattles, song books
and fried chicken viii be given away
AT the Alta Vista Improvement CLUB S
get-together meeting and dinner FIJI
day evening at the Alta Vista school
house
The arrangements committee met al
the school house Wednesday evening
and made final plans for the big meet
ing which win begin at 1880. The chill
dren of Alta Vista viii sing America
under the direction of Miss Elizabeth
Doak. director of music in the schools.
All Of the Alta Vista teachers have also
been invited to attend
Mayor Tom Lea and aldermen J. W
Fisher, J. p. O'COnnor, r. 3. Stevens
and W. G. Jolly viii attend the meet
ing and make talks. II. D. Slater viii
also give a talk
The Improvement club has extended
an invitation to all residents Of Alta
Vista from Piedras street to the city
limits including Government Hill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
HOUSTON WINS
RED LIGHT CASE
Judge Hayes Declares That
Realty Values Not Suffi-
cient Grounds to EnjOin.

The allegation that property values
have been affected by the ESTABLISH
ment of red light district IN me
vicinity is not sufficient to warrant
bringing injunction suits against
cities. according to a decision hanueu
down by judge James r. Harper IN
morning in the case Of sadie cameron
ct al vs. j. w. Baker, from Harms
county. in which the decision OF the
lower court was reversed, the case
rendered and the injunction dissolved
On Appeal
The case was appealed from the pAsl
district court Of Harris county, a Writ
of injunction having been granted oy
Judge John A Read to the defendant
j. vs.. Baker Since the decision, judge
Read has died. The case has attracted
wide interest throughout the state De
cause the right of cities TO provide LOT
segregated districts was involved
The creation of the segregated as
trict in Houston grew out of two neeus,
one for the clearing OF district III
the west part Of the business Secllour
where there have since been erected the
city auditorium. the works OF the IN
terurban. a number of business houses
and theaters-
Hurper's Decision
judge Harper. in his decision stated
The appellee has based his plea LOT
she writ upon the charge alone tnat
his property, lying adjacent 70 tne
reservation. has thereby decreased III
value The view we take Of the case
is that the appellee, not having pledu-
ing and evidence to support the decree
upon any other theory than that ms
Dropertv was injured in value. the
court was not authorized to grant MIN
the relief prayed for in the face OF the
verdict of the jury. but should nave
denied the writ
The only question Of issue submit
ted By the court is Has or has not
the establishment and maintenance o.
the reservation. as located ana SIT
ton. resulted approximately IN any
special damage TO plaintiff or caused
plaintiffs property 10 be substantlalIy
less in market value than II Wouid pe
but for the establishment ana mann
renance of said reservation We Ilnd
not"
In the establishment Of the sesre-
gated district in Houston under the
administration of mayor Baldwin hice'
a section of the city was CHOSEN IN
which the property values were very
low and the chief residents negro
workmen The value OF properly "
this section was low at the time ana
the LEGAL view is that the presence or
uon-presence of the reservation WouIG
have affected very slightly the real
value Of the land Baker mad properly
adjoining the reservation and MS &C
tion grew out of the ownership OF TINS
property. which he declared was
DRAG upon the market
The case was IN a measure q TEST oiie
and many nropertv holders near the
reservation awaited the decision m the
Baker case before seeking like redress
from the city Of Houston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
Ell PASOAN Is FINED TWICE
BY THE COURTS OF AMARILLO

Says the Amarillo Daily Panhandle:
j. W Rainey. claiming 10 hail from
Fl Paso. tried to use the Herring road
for some automobile gymnastics Satur-
day night and his efforts to amuse were
so appreciated that he received marked
attention from both the city and cOun-
" authorities
Driving a Buick, he ran into the
Case car belonging TO and being driven
by Mrs. J. y. Freeman Both cars were
badly damaged. although fortunately
the occupants were unhurt. Rainey
was arraigned in the city police court
and fined $40 for reckless driving No
sooner was he out Of the clutches OF the
city police. than the county stepped in
and charged him with being drunk
and disorderly. He was taken before
justice Derden and fined S25 on that
charge There being no other courts
interested in his actions, he finally
ambled on his way
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
FOUND TWO MEXICAN
THIEVES IN HOUSE

When Mrs. George NJ Sharkey re-
turned 10 her home at ills Norln l
Vrain street Wednesday evening at 5-l5
she found two young Mexicans IN her
house packing a suitcase with her be
Icngings. She screamed and the men
ran out the back door with the suitcase
filled with clothing. jewelry and other
valuables-
The thieves took a watch, three rings,
a diamond shirt stud. a pistol, brace
let. and suits. shoes. gold pen an
Elk button, and a quantity Of wOmen's
wear.
Juan Garcia was arrested by the pO-
lice on a charge Of theft from "a South
Fl Paso street store where three shirts
were reported missing
Aiilt Misgraves reported the theft OF
q set of harness from his home at
Ysleta and believes il was brought here
to be sold.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
WHEAT GOES Up;
SUPPLY ISLE55
Grain in Russia and Balkans
Will Not Be Available
for Market, Reported.

Chicago, H.. Nov Wheat rose in value
today. influenced largely by word from
Liverpool that prospects Of any supplies
from Russia or the Balkans were now con-
sidereu hopeless The consequent reduction
in the worlds available surplus was esti-
mated at 24O, 600 900 bushels After opening
4 off TO &c up. with December at $l-oS ?
to S104 and May at SLOf TO SlO49s- the
market here scored a material advance all
around
The close was strong 1 = TO / = a1ss 10 2e
net higher with December at los 4 q = ana
May at SlO51z a 5.
Export business gave strength to corn
Prices which varied from Wednesday nm =
ish 10 sc lower. were followed by a MOI
crate general upturn-
The close was firm at i TO s &c net
advance
Oats. like corn. developed firmness; OWING
10 buving on European account at the sea
board
Lower quotations on hogs weakened pro
visions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
FUGITIVE COMPLAINT FILED
AGAINST SAN ANTONIO MAN

A fugitive warrant was issued by
Justice J. NJ Beaver Thursday morning
for Walter Abr. alleging that he IS
wanted by the officers in san Antonio
and Houston.
Officers of Harris county are eN-
nected to reach here this evening TO
identity Abr The complaint here fol
lowed a number Of jewelry thefts sin
san Antonio and Houston, the police
declare.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
FTNFRAI. SERVICES FOR E.
RIGNELL TO BE HELD FRIDAA

Funeral services for Ernest Bignell
vii be held Friday morning at ~
o'clock from the chapel Of McBean'
Simmons and Hartford The services
will be in charge Of Rev. Henry Easter
rector Of the Church Of St Clement,
and the burial will be in Evergreen
cemetery
Mr.. Bigneu was architect for the FL
Paso & Southwestern system and
was killed when he fell from the sec
ond floor Of the new high school
building Tuesday morning. His mother.
VINO is en- route from Denver to attend
the funeral services. was delayed by
train connections and will arrive this
afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS.

O3y Associated Press)
New York. Nov. Mercantile paper
3RSH
Bar silver So
Mexican dollars ssh
Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds strong
Time loans weaker
Sixty days 21k d2%; 30 days ~ q 3; o
months g.
Gail money steady; ruling rate 4
Copper steady. electrOlytic S1S-12fl 1875
Iron firm; No. .. Northern s16-T5 q u %;
Il So No . S16-75 d17-25-
The metal exchange quotes tin firm
$685. a 36-S71z
The metal exchange quotes lead at $3.50
LONDON METALS.
London Eng. Nov 4-The London met
ais market closes as follows
Lead E24. Sc, d.
SPOT copper ia; futures IA. SO; cleo
Spot tin t1sS. SO: futures 1852. s15.
Anthony E125
London Eng Nov Bar silver p a-l5
Money 81 a4iz per cent a,.,-..
Discount rates. Short bills - q 45si three
months AZ a. 15-16-
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican currency 10
Mexican pesos 40lz-
Ca-ranza currency s; Chihuahua cur
rency not quoted
Corrected Daily)
Lead f24. Sc. 90.
Pig lead. $3.50
Copper wire bars. 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
.TI-RY FAILS TO AGREE IN
Sr-Irr AGAINST SOTTHM ESTEEM

The Jury in the case of Mr. and MIS-
TobD II Barnes. suing. the Fl PasO x
Southwestern for $4,000 damages for
alleged injuries. after being out az
night. reported Thursday morning that
il could not agree and was dlscharssu-
-rbe csse T-as tried in the saith district
court 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs Barnes alleged tnat
thev were injured December 20, 1913.
when a Southwestern train. moNlhs
,I-i+Lo,.t rie17+s ran into their automo-
bile at oregon and Franklin streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
Grain and Provisions,

Chicago GrainS-Nlo>t-
Wheat-Dec s1-O5%. May SLO5iz-
Corn-Dec- 5s7sc. May 6lSc-
Oats-Dec. 3S5kc, May $40
Chicago ProvIsIon~-Ciose-
Pork-Dec- 1415: Jan 1850
Lard-Jan- S.97. May SIS
Ribs-Jan. S.S7; May sic
Kansas City tiTsins-Close-
Kansas City No. Nov. Nv heat-No- 2
hard Sl.O0G109. No. red Sl-ls O. L-l'' Dec
egIac. May SL011s- 81.
Corn-No. 2 mixed 50 soc; No white
59q soc. Dec 55lt n sc; May 57le a s.
Oats-No- white A = q 81 nc No : nliAeu
Kansas City Produce Close
Kansas CITY. Ne. Nov +-Butter-
Creamery CSC. firsts 26c; seconds -9ci pack
ing. 195zc-
F,gcs-Ffrsts 2Sc. seconds PC
Poultrv-Hens lie; ROSTERS. &C: broil-
ers 15c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
COTTON CASE SETTLED.

The injunction suit brought by
Manuel Gutierrez against Matias RO-
drigueZ and the Galveston. Harrisburg
& san Antonio, for the recovery of 81
bales Of cotton alleged to be his prop
erty. was dismissed by judge p r.
Price in the fist district court Thurs
day morning, when attorneys an
nounced that a settlement had been
made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
WEATHER BULLETIN.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU

Observations taken
Al S a. m. T5th me-
ridian time g n m
Fl Paso time.l Nov
4. 1915.
Forecasts
FL Paso and vicin-
ity-Fair tonight and
Friday.
New Mexico and
Arizona - Fair to-
night and Friday;
not much change in
temperature.
West Texas-Fair
tonight and Friday.
i FL Paso at . D. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
POPULAR NIGHT AT Y. M. c. A.
ATTENDED BY $50 CLERKS

Water fights. ''dingbat" battles and
voIlev ball we're some Of the sports the
Popular store employees and officials
enioved at the Y. NJ C. A Wednesday
uight-Popular night-at the big as
ISOLATION building
The entire male force Of the Popular
store were the guests OF the Y NJ G a.
and the directors Of the ASSOCIATION
saw that the $50 employees and officials
enioved every feature Of the big plant
A social was held at the conclusion OF
the gymnasium games, swimming
stunts and races.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
CLERKS, UNION VOTE MONEY
FOR CLIFTON NINE STRIKER

The FL Paso Retail Clerks associa-
ton voted a contribution toward the
benefit fund for the striking unApr
miners of Arizona to be taken from u
association treasury at the meeting Al
the organization. held Wednesday nigtt
in the Walk over shoe shop on 81
Antonio street Three new meue -
were admitted. Phil Capen. J. A. Isffuf-
man and Lionel Feiner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
HVDGE JACKSON AND w. W.
.LlrIlr.I.n Gil. Lnnl q !.

Judge Dan NJ Jackson viii deliver
the EIks' Memorial day address at
Silver City. y. NJ. on December .. The
Invitation was sent by the Silver City
lodge and Judge Jackson has accepted
District attorney W. W. Bridgers
has also accepted an invitation TO ad-
dress the Bisbee. Ariz. lodge OF Elks
on its annual memorial day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
FUNERAL Is HELD FOR
MRS. MATTE 4. HARRI
HARRIS

Mrs. Matte A. Harris. aged IS years,
died Wednesday evening at $ O'clock
at her home. 613 North Florence street
She is survived by one son and two
daughters The son is J. BlankenshlD-
The funeral was held Thursday aft
ernoon at $3.50 o'clock from the chapel
of the Peak Undertaking company.
with interment in Concordia cemetery.
Rev. J. F Williams officiated-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
HnnsIERs 1IEET TnNIGHT.

A Hoosier club will be formed by
former residents of Indiana at meet
ing this evening at the office Of W H.
Case, 813 Mills building This club
viii have regular meetings and the
first regular meeting viii be an ABE
Martin" meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04

Tomas Hernandez age II years,
charged with completely in the theft
OF an old auto tire proved himself so
small that the police released him be
fore he made his escape. he had a
way Of crawling through under the
gates of the cells and through bars.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-04
Water Conditions. RIO Grande Project
Notice To Classified Adyertisers

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Ing No l. l. advertisements accepted
over the telephone. Orders to discon-
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phone. A stop order receipt will be given
when a L ad IS ordered discontinued