davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Under Pressure Of Weak Market
Cash Wheat slumps Two to
: Three Cents in Price,
DEMAND FOR CORN rs POOR

OMAHA, April is, 1915.
Under pressure OF weak market and
q slow demand cash wheat suffered a
decline Of 2agc per huhhal. Wheat re-
eelpts were fairly heavy. but the trad
efs could not agree on prices and the
sAlea OK this cereal were comparatively
The corn market was also weak and
ruled unchanged 10 ~ lower The de-
lnand for corn was rather poor and the
Gulh % the samples were sold at le
0sta receipts continued light and there
was only d moderate demand for this
cereal, the market remaining practically
unchanged.
Rye and barley sold at practically un-
cHHnged prices.
Clearances were. Wheat and flour,
r1lal 70 9il000 bu., corn. 2T,oo0 bu,; oats,
$4,000 bu,
liverpool close; Wheat and corn. UNI
rhnnged,
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bu
apd shipments $4,000 bu., AGAINST receipts
81 $4,000 bu. and shipments OF $1,000 bn.
laBt year
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 hi.
and shipments aH 900 bu, against receipts
pf $4,000 bu. and shipments Of l.tbl,go bus
ldst year.
Primary oats receipts were $1,000 Blu.
and BhipmentA $4,000 bu, against receipts
af 5i2oO0 bu, and shipments OF l,l2l,wo bn.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle steady--HoRs Firm---shcep
strong.

CHICAGO, April lS.cATTLE-Ra eeipts.
30 head. market steady native beef
steers. s800Gpi0.00; western steers. s7.71n
BIO; stockers and feeders, s5.00lls 90; eowa
and heifers, 4l0Q920; calves, ST. 25ata0. 80.
HOGa-Iieecipts, 1900 head market
OF sales, sas5QD10.O0, lights, s9.60dDf00G.
mixed, so.60u10.05; heavy. se.40ni0 90,
rough, s0.40H965; pigs, s7.406g9.20.
SHEEP AND fAMBH-R Receipts, 1900
head, market strong: wethera, 10000 25,
ewes, b.0ON6.s5, lambs, s7.7blil.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Kansas city live stock Married.

IlANNAN CITY, Null l5--i3ATTLW
Receipts, 100 head, market steady, prime
Ted steers faa3Hn its dressed beef steers
81 aaNA&i western steers 81 naff4 a.
N0odl tl atoekerA and feeders. ia gk4s al
hllla. afaH3 ~. calves. sGfAipi0 sa
HOGS eeelptn i,An head, market
hleh0r5 hulk 0f nles. - e0H9 ID, heavy.
81 mMaA0, packers and hutphets, 81 t5aia III
light ~ s4aH n; rigs. s. s5lnd0
HllEEp AND LAMBS tiernlpta nnns
slaady; lambs Rilmlell ~. yearllnKa, Al 6d
Utter wathefa, is3eafalAl ewea. ss@aJ
NFh
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

1900. family, Sl900a2000 Lard, steady
middle west, Sl2o0Ql2i0
BUTTER - Unsettled receipts. Gan
tubs, creamery extras, 36t. d37iAr. firgta.
Sa54af56e. seconds. s5gf36i4c
BelGS-Barely steady. receipts, " $50
cases; unchanged
POULTRY firm, chickens. tsc,
fowls. glY2ie; broilerR. l7aS0c, turkeys.
2ea2ic; dressed. firm; chickens. iTuSOe;
fowls, 1gn2ic, turkeys. 2sd35c
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
MInnenpolls Grain Msr4rt.

WIEAT-May, sff71b01. I'm; July, sti7B
70 fl.i7Isu1. I'M. Cash: No hard, M,2g
No. ! northern, sl.19lAatt.2l1a; No. 2 north.
ern, sl.l7lD1. tDts.
FIOUR--Fanoy patents. B4b; fra
eleara, 81, 70; second clears, unchanged.
BARLEY -6SGD7tc,
RYE g36p9te,
BRAN -gIs. TlabIe.00.
CORE--No. yellow. 7e5km771se.
0ATB-No. white, 42iAap42Ste.
HLAXBITlD- Sg.0git2f2
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
eAnIlT nMffTfP.rEl.

lhgaa knltn were reported tnuhVs -
Wbeatts ne No. 2 hard winter I our. y ~
winter. cars. sl0sIai car, n.ol4i
cars, sl.0fA, cars, si.g7. . cars, sl0eh
! oar, sl.0s No, I hard winter 2 cars
nNh; car, a1,ObAl . cars si.05i wv cars
hard winter chr. st.02; | car. Flo0:
oar. Mi2b4 No. spring: i car, nfg4
No. mixed. ! car, Si.la Mo. 0 mixed
2 cars, gi.0Tlal ! car, $i.H.
aye-No. 2; " car. sic,
coo. No. 0 white: 10 cars. Go. NO. b White
car s7e; S car SGsosr)' ssze. No. sye sI
aa Gar os n sar sarP S Ile No. No. yys slloS
cara. e5c. No. 8 yellow: 1 car. go, . cars,
ese. No. 2 mixed: oaE. gO1se; z carsai e94eg,i
No, mixed: / car, 6eHc; ! car, gsNet y
ge1sc. / oar, e5Ac: cars. 90; 4 cur, e4a.
sample mixed: ! car, e0c.
0ata--Standard: ] car 42e, No. white:
cars AHo; cars, 41lzo. Sample whites
Omaha Ca Cash Wheat, No. 3 hard,
fNicS'sa1 hiara si'4cii d W.T. No sprlas.
81 .QsQl .t31;. No. 3 spring. 81 .03QN .l2hi No,
i sur4 corh no M. q Witt q ssasSo n NO.
5 white GsIzue9c; No. 1 white, 6fQsslkc;
No. s white, 8gl14e8e: No. white, go
CSC; No. yellow. 7Olf1f1e; No. , yellow,
700r70Nc; No yellow, esQg69c; No. yell
low. 67dSshci No. yellow. G4fpSS1hci No.
2 mixed, G9NG9Ac; No. MIXED. 6aaG911tc
No. mixed, 67Gp6se; No mixed, Gbp
CSC. No . mixed, 631kQog71gc, Outs; No.
white, ~ 0421kcl standard, flNQpd2c,
No. 8 white, 4iHdp41Nc; No 4 white, 4tiQ
HAc. Barley; Mailing, 62fpe9c; No. !
feed bkIIsgc Rvn5 Mo q g)9fflo. No. g.
sgap90c.
Chicago closing prices, furnished Tho
Bee by Logan 81 Bryan, stock and grain
brokers 3lb South Sixteenth, Omaha;
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
VA lasraA I.l.e start saft.t

EV JOSEPH Asst rs @AFFf AZ Ia
Nsipfs W. head Warkst staa5t aifeas
Vi aW = N0Hs nnA haileFa "A aH
sal0e& @#
llttl& Ma9etnf# "a hNHH maeaaf
Meaal 900 SIZE t@lk et 5alfs Il 10
AM2Er AID tsAMN Mu paaalnta
mtafsF1 r@nNaAltN si&aff 4mhs ffi Hsk4
III @
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Nt. Louis Grain MnrIset,

no. red. Il. z7H9pi2 91s; Mo. Z hard, nomi-
nay VA, May, n.ifH July slim ...,.
7bqa May. 1870; July. 74Ae.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
LlvernnoI GrnIn MnrLnt.

LTyEHPO0L. April Is IIoAT.aispot
No. Y Manitoba. 13s I'd, No. q. 1Ss "a, No
nerthsrn spring, iss; No..2 red western
winter Jig Cd.
.c0RN-fspot. American mixed. new, lOs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Bryan to Speak at Auditorium to
Members Of Churches in the
Ministerial Union.
AFTERNOON AND IN EVENING

William J Bryan will spend most, Of
Sunday IN Omaha and twien that day Will
address the members OF the churches that
comprise tho Omaha Ministerial union.
Most OF the Protestant churches arc affis
lated with tho organization.
The first address delivered by Mt
Bryan viii be NJ 1 o'clock IN this after
noon, at which time there viii DO oh.
served the centennial " the American
blhla society Tho subject Of his adj
dress VIII be, The Bible al Work In the
World"
At o'clock Mr. Bryan viii deliver n
temperance lecture. In order that there
may DO a large attendance al this meet.
ing, churches affiliated with the Omaha
MinistsrinI union VIII abandon the even
inE services regularly held
The poane College Mons dicc club has
hsen engaged for concert ~ Plymouth
CONGREGATIONAL church. Saturday evening,
May q.
Passion week services will be held nj the
Third Presbyterian church, TwaptiAth
ana Lravenworth streets, every evening
next week NJ O'clock Tho nnator. Rob
srt nArr. viii speak on the folnwina
themes There will be special solo Il
each service.
Monday, chrisfs Authority Assorted,
solo by Mrs. Harold larlmer: Tuesday,
The First Commandment" solo by Nor
man g, Davis Wednesday "ouletness
and Prayer" solo Nv Charles Robet,
Thhrnday. Ths Last Supper" aolo b.
Eliery NJ. Smith Friday, "A Cali from,
ms eroes' solo by Colin Campbell Weir.
Holy week will be observed by Rountze
Memorial church as follows;
Palm Sunday, Aprti ig-gundav sehoot
~ Wv Confirmation service and addrenu
- - music, Palm Branches by Faure.
ana Send Out Thy Light by oomod
.'nlher league at 7. subject, aThe faat
s'VVins Honors," Evening worahip ~
subject. "A Brilliant Start, but ~ Ayfn,
s'nish music, my God My aodw nv
Msndelssobn, and "pauRbiara N Jcy,,s.
lem" by King, 'Nf"sa'
"wednesday Evening -Reesptio, ~ adm,
members chief prsparatorv sar,,,na
hV'S Thursday- Special nreparator,,
service ''a, nt and 40 evening, a. 4 ~
molly communion. ? l"s
'ooa fridhy~Three hours aerV,ca a,
"vo', preparatory service Al ,arhs
,u,r ~. BY :. stainer, at Z. media.
t ,, On The sacred passion OF f6o nal.
''e s,as, Preparatory service.
'fpay-Proparatory service At a
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

NEW YORK, April 10 The statement
~ tha actual condition ~ clearing honae
hanks and trust companies for tho week
excess az legal requirements This IA an
increase Of S5.G18 100 over laat weak
Tho statement follows
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
70lal raies tot me day. ~ 900 shares
New Work. MONEY Married.

NEW YORK, April d. leRCANTILE
PAPER 3ft3M PR cent
aTERGING EXCHANGE 10 day
bills Na, demand N,7sA cables.
MH 1+tG.
SILVER Bar. GaEc Mexican dollars.
"iioNDs Government, steady railroad.
irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today we're
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
REcGIPTs-cARs.
Total recelDta ...,s.5..u
DIhPDBITI0N-HBAD,

| = ~ a In tbttlblH lib NtHhg WHll'
very much larger than last weeks run
arc With that exception the smallest q
any recent week, SIN na compared win
yonr ago there ID considerable gain
~ tho beginning OF the week feeelptl
wefe especially largo and the mhrkel
| However, MS tho week advanced the de-
tnnnd proved 10 be very brisk, with the
result that the decline W1s speedily
made good At the close or the week.
tho market II back 10 whore II was al
last weeks high close, which means that
killing cattle ARE now as high na thes
have been amy time thiH year. The beal
cattle have sold up 70 1910 this week
the highest price OF tho year 10 date,
Cows. haiferB ana butcher stock Eenef'
ally did not show 80 much change at thf
beginning OF the week ns beef steers
but they have held their own havinH
strengthened up recently and arc ~
high ar any time, stocker8 and feeders
are strong.
Quotations on cattie Good 10 choice
beeYee. ~ .gGua 40; fair TO good beoVes
9sse0ags 10, common to fair besves, 81 ggA
$50, good To choice heifera, y.5vfts .3J
good to choice COWS, E.2Jlts.0Oi fair e
good csewga. 4. 2Sa7 u, common e falI
s7.sVlB.G1. fair 70 good feedera, ~ 40a
No. common to fair feeders, 81 b1lpi NO,
good TO choice stnCkerg, sl.75N8. VI; stock
haifera. SB.761f 71, stock cows, p75aI9 7bi
HIpih EuiNtHf &tsVVlphsNNF Nfill IhAyEbf " fA
Ni0.b0; bulle. gtags. etc, s6Waso.
HOGS The good markets Of tile last
few days evidently iarred looee a good
many hogs in Tho country, for todays
run was unusually large for y Saturday,
receipts Of l4p cars, or 1880 head, being
larger than for any day this week eN
copt Tuesday. The weeks total Ia M607
head, which is more than 1900 larger
than n week ago. and 1900 heavier than
last ear, but over 1000 short OF two
weeks ago
Trade opened out fairly well on
good steady basis, shipping demand WIS
not very broad. but what hogs shippers
got early they paid fully steady prices
for, and O couple Of packers who had
urgent orders bought some hogs ON first
rounds at Fridays prices. The other
packer buyers. however. offered lower
prices right from tho start and after the
most urgent orders had been filled the
market dropped TO DC lower basis.
Summing UP the whole market, early
prices were fully steady. but trade sooTi
weakened and most Of the hogs cold a
nickel lower. extreme close being weak
az tho decline Bulk OF the sales was
made at sg,s5llabb and tops reached $500
eauaiinR tho best figure paid so far this
year AS compared with last weeks eloaa
iodayA prices are fully lie to In spots 20c
higher. Yesterday the average cost WAS
$3.50, II being the high day since the
spring OF 1910,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

NM IptlhMHF
sU. rel 2s reg aaNl !. uni igsf MA
do coupon ...,s,ss paAM Il, 4 T, iH Is 7gil
III d aa reg..,f.4 .i0lM tM0 Pne. con g. l00tA
IA coupon ....4lif0iN Mont. Power d. aBA
~ 4 al feg..4ati0AM y. Y, g. deb Ms.3ilg
40 eouuon ..,.t.fiihN Y, City 4lss..i 81 1904
Am Shelters ea.i,tlQAN, II, ~ IL IT.
A. =, q ey AHh. tglls a. o. ..tt.stt'tt.iM
Anglo-ffeueh pA aaANni Pacific tai,ttss ~
Afehlaou gen So ga@ do ~ tts4f. stst., e6M
Bal \ ohio Aas.stf NlAD. l. ref. e. %
Bsth Steel r. l8ran. 2. 4. ba..gi0 0h
cen. Pacific ~ sM Penn, con, 4Ah,af,4 i0bM
Chrs a O. CIV AVS ~ do zen. AS. '.,ttst02
-C ~ & q. !, a. ~ Reading gen. TO-, aai4
q NJ a s, Y. ~. leass -, Y ?. II r, a. 10
ii H. n r. ~ ssta 10. Pae ~ ha,s,..sio ih
G. A. g, ref Asa M% DO RI a. stsfsri BOZ
-. 4 n 9, q 4sr itHAo. Hallway sa,esiqs
ID ref bs.-ttt5+ WAUnion Pacific e.. NJ
Erie Ken. A. .+ststi n 90 eF y .t.,tt W
aIen Eiactrie hsss ~ Y + Rubber rs 1851
sflt Ma ~ 4laar.. aasU. y htNel is. ta,,4 tt1ih
iii t'eH rrf Aaas4, saNMeHt Union 4'sa.
Inter ~ ~. tt4Hs- glAWett Elee tY. b. iAit
II 4 50, fef ta... piA
enid
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Fully Steady with a Week
Ago-Sheep and Lambs Are
Generally Higher.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE LOWER

The following table shows tho receipts
ot ~ He, hogs and sheep ~ che Omaha
I'VE stock market for the year to date
~ compared with last year;
1918 1918. Inc Dec,
Attic ,s.t, M7,7gs 2ga, $50 94bls ..ta
lidoss .i,tt..l.2a i,Af l,090,808 100 tAi ,saat
shmep ..ts., 6H,A3 N2,b4t .,t.t.. l3s,2ls
ha following tablo shows the average
prleaH " hogs ~ tho Omaha Live Stock
lphtket Tor Che last few days, Win CONS
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Like
Mother
Used to
Make

w Home Bak-
rey' run along mer-
rily at a good profit
right in the shadow
of a big Commercial
Bakery? Because of
til e H o m e" in tn c
cooking.
The gingerbread, the
pumpkin pie, the
chicken dumplings
mother used to make
do you remember
til e m? Where did
mother used to make
them? In a 2x6 kit
ch enet up on the
fourth floor? On a
gas plate in a hotel
bedroom? Over an
ale o h oil lamp in a
trunk?
No, my friend. The
people who cook that
way don't have any
children to remember
tn 9 cooking. And
lucky they are if the
stuff they stew is soon
forgotten.
Hot gingerbread and
Home and Mother
belong with the de-
tached house, with the
big lot to which
Father holds the war
ranty deed. Home
means room to live
and grow and get out
of M O tn er's way
when she is making
thu dough nuts. 1t
m e ans room for a
woodshed, and play
ar ound DIS and fresh
breath and blue sky
and the right to do
any pleasant thing
without asking per.
mission of the land.
lord, A Home is free.
dom. You can buy
freedom in this coun.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

.l@ Or which rafTseo i .pocls
increase
Aggregate reserve psa go
sMlnmat8 ~ state banks sud trust tauns
Hantea iu Greater New YORK.. nnt included
ia clearing hBuBe abatement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

Receipts and disposition Of live stock nj
me Union Stock Yards, D0iah1, for TWEEN.
V@iour hours ending nt o'clock u. III.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
chrIalian acienne.

.. firat Church ~ Christ A. Marya ana
w y :, y'fo9.gIf,tthl,,-Sservices 4 a. n and
laY school two besaiunsl. 9'4s ana N :
wednesday evening meeting nj -
second Church Of Christ DUNDEE nan.
Underwood Avenue and FIFTEEN gtrnet
services = u, Doctrine N Atanefnsnt z
inE meeting al Nfehs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

,,I E1rst. Twenty sixth and Harvey.
'.srs y. Cobhey, Pastor MoruinR
The Impossible Accomplished H. ~ VI
70 evening aeryiees, cnnRreFatlon gi,
80 20 the Auditorium senior and ,t W.
mediate Young Peoples soeiety IN t'bris-
t'ah hhaeaVor 1885, Bible school. a.t5
rop George 4. Peters, pastnr i 5,tti
school, aia morning service, I0,tB ' aer.
mon by pastor, Endrnyor nerVlees' fnasr@
mediate, Senior Gi6 M eveni,,s
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

The poane College Mems dice club has
hsen engaged for n concert ~ Plymouth
CONGREGATIONAL church, Saturday evening.
May 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30
EOsNELL-CAREILOZO ~ -.


WEST EENA~.
----------=~=-=s===---= -a----~--~----e
OWEGO-BUENA VISTA auto mai
Every day except Sundays. Fare Or
SIS c. c. Marshall. Proprietor.
MARFA-FORT DAVIS auto nail lar.
Fort Davis daily and Sundays
Leaves Maria 2 p. m. ore way $2.5e
"Trip Sf-o0- c. w. Davis. Prop.
BUENA VIsTA-GRAND PALS au
line Leaves Buena Vista Q n m
Grand Falls ! D. N Fare one Hs.
c. O. Humble. Proprietor
BIG SPRINGS, Lameza. Tex. Az.
leaves Big Springs daily except SUI f
$50 a. m. arriving Lamesa via Scf
Sparenherg. at - noon. returning !
Springs same day az 5 D. m $3.50 @
S6-Qe round trip Cordlu q Smith.
Big Springs. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30
RAILROAD lime TABLES.


Al Trans arrive ana depart from Union
ata ton foot OF san Francisco street AL
-lEiVai1 and departures given in Fl Paso OF
fountain standard time
SANTA FE.
FOR Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago, Los
Angeles-No- SIG Tvs. $3.50 a m; No. $40
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles.
Chieago-No. 500 arvs- 10 a m: No. SIS
~ 6-55 p m
FL PASO & SOUTHWESTERN.
(Nestern DfvfslonD
For Arizona and CaIifornia-No w
$50 D. M No. At 7-45 D. m
From Arizona and CaIiforuIa-No a-v.-
a. n No at 1910 D m
Eastern Divisionl
For kansas city. St Louis and Chicaro-
NO : W. 1913 p M No. at 4-45 .. N
From Chicago. st Louis and kansas City
-No- avs s-Se a. ms No at $40 D. m
From Tucumcart-No- arvg z 90 n =,
G. H. & s. A. AND :. p. TRAINS
For San Antonio. New Orleans and wash
ngton-No- 102 Tvs s-45 a m. No. 10 AZ
1880 p m
From Washington. New Orleans and san
Antonio-No- arvs- 5;5o p M No. 1OI at
FOR Arizona and CaIifornia-No. lvs.
s;4s a M No at ,. m; No. 101 at
From Arizona and cslifornia-No. 1o2
avs $50 a m; No. ?. at 1850 p. m. No.
TEXAS s PACIFIC.
For Dallas and st Louis-No- s Tvs $50
a m; No ? at p. m
FROM St Louis and Dallas-No. 1 arrives
Wv a. M MEXICAN NSi : = o oizS p
No REGULAR schedule
MEXICO AND NORTH WESTERN.
NO regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

Las CRUCES auto Inc. Tor Mesilia VALLEY
points. leaves Herald Office each week day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30
OPINION UPSETS
C0LQUITT'5I IDEA
Feguson's Contention Sus-
tanned in Senatorial
Primary Law.

Austin, Texas, June sO.-In declaring
valid the provision OF the senatorial
primary election law which authorizes
the holding Of a second CT run-off pri-
mary in event no candidate receives a
majority OF all the votes cast in the
first primary. the state supreme court
upset the views OF forme- governor o.
z. CoIquitt, one OF the candidates for
United States senator, as TO the consti-
nationality OF that act Incidentally.
governor James z. Ferguson was sus-
tained in the fight that he waged for
the run-off primary provision OF the
law
have been benefited had the law been
nuIlified and the nomins ton for SEN
ator made by plurality vote in the first
primary there is no means or knowing.
At any rate. the suggestion to chairman
". p. NAPLES, OF the Democratic state
executive committee, THAI only one pri-
mary be held came from Mr.. Colquitt
The committee was strongly disposed
to accept this view OF the law and IN
der the excuse that it had no authority
to levy assessments upon the candi-
dates for county offices to meet the
expenses OF the second senatorial pri-
mary the latter feature or the act would
probably have been declared inopera-
tive but for the inteTpOsition Of Gov.
Ferguson Following the action OF the
Democratic state executive committee
in ordering that candidates for county
offices contribute for the cost Of hold
ing the run-off primary, a test case
Of the law was entered in the court at
Fort Worth and was taken TO the su-
preme court on certified questions for
final decision, with the result that the
legality OF the act WAS upheld
Lively Interest In Contest.
Interest in the contest for United
States senator is at lever heat In some
parts OF the state 1t Is now clearly
apparent that the organized anti-prOhi-
Henry. The support OF the remainder
OF the ants will probably be pretty
evenly divided between sensteE- SlsEIes
-asrman American v0te, OF fhas $3.50
ie---E-tuh caters the Democratic pri-
maries, will also go largely to Henry.
At this time the situation seems to be
that former governor 7 n Campbell
win receive greater number Of the
prohibition votes than his pro opponent,
DR.. s P Brooks Culberson will also
receive = goodly number OF pro votes
as his candidacy is not regarded as
being based upon that issue.
FerEuson's support an Asset.
me TACT that governor Ferguson IL
lending his active support to Mr.. Henry
is looked upon as a big asset OF the
latter's candidacy. Mr.. CoIquitt has
lost much support that was originally
lined mp for him, because Of his pro-
nounced antagonism toward the admin
istration OF president Wilson
As the situation now stands. the two
candidates in the run-off senatorial pri-
mary VIII probably b Henry and
Campbell with a bare possibility that
one OF the high men will be Culberson
instead OF Henry. II IS believed that
senator Culberson's strength Is more
widely and evenly distributed over the l
state than that Of any OF the other I
candidates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30
J. c. MILLS FINED IS ON
ASSAULT CHARGE; APPEALS

An alleged assault upon ". 7. Brown,
OF 413 North Virginia street. drew
fine Of IS and costs for J. C. Mills in
justice J. N beavers court Thursday
afternoon. The cases against P. ".
Taylor and ". R Williams were dis
missed Mills gave notice OF appeal to
the county court
The assault. according to the testi-
mony OF several witnesses occurred
Saturday evening, and arose. Il is re-
ported. over the conduct OF Browns
young son at the Garden theater.
After imposing g fine upon Mills.
Judge Deaver instructed Brown not to
permit mis- boy TO 90 again TO the Gar
den thester, stating that II there were
any further complaints. the boy would
be dealt with in accordance with the
law
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

sending delegation to sIOoseheart III.
during che present month to work to
secure for FL Paso the big $1,000. 900
tubercular sanitarium 10 be built some
where in the west by the Loyal Order
Of Moose. has been abandoned by FL
Paso lodge This is for the reason that
II is not planned TO discuss the sani-
tarium at the Mooseheart convention.
but will be taken up at the convention
held in 1917. The local lodge has not
given up the plan Of making a fight
for the institution. and in 1917 will
send a large delegation.
PythiauH Meet for Business.
FL Paso lodge, Knights Of Pythias,
held a business session Thursday night.
NO initlatory work was taken up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

at 3;ls p m, Fares from Fl Paso to Cam
Nado. $50; Mesquite. SIS Ne-iii, So
S--go. Les Cruces. $500. Leaves E. T. Johns
NeHs stand Phone 1f5. for Fl Paso. at s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30
An Easy Way To Do It.

Just say $500. We are on the way i'm.
mediately with an Auto. Taxi OF Llmou-
sine Baggage, too. is handled prompt-
y, carefully and the charges are
nominal
City Service Company,
(Sucrs- Jitne Co.)-Ady-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30
AUTOMOBILE ROUTES

G7lfPSPiEicR TS13I7I>ff:.S.7 -7-'-@-->1'---'
FL PAs0-L4 1fS1 ESIo Inc, SpPeS SSiIeS.
west side, Herald delivery leaves Herald OF.
ice each week day at p. m Fares from
lows; Canutillo 50cs La Union Store 20
ShaIn oerino f1-25; Ia Mesa $3.50. Car Leaves
"a Mesa for Il Paso at 1850 a m. day.
IelePhons 25Rs. La Mesa, n Il, - b
Bradley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

ROSWELI-AIANsGOR passenf ~ a 4
express line. Aurouobilss leave Ala Earlo
Tor Roswell at I9.1 a. r. arrive at fesse-l
Roswell Tor a amogordo at 1-9o a. II krrIre
at Alanogorio at 4-15 p m stops q re- uac1
az the folsWing points, Piclch1. Firui
Hondo Sar Parricio. Glen Coe. vi. -
Inn. nezcElcro. Sent. Tularosa- l. La
ThrorEb fare one way SIC. Inter- ec iaTa
pofrss SC per mile twenty-five 1Ouu
hafgase carried free Excess 1c per pounl
A amsg0Ido Garage, AlamoEorda n "a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

The firm that appu cisles your bust
ness. SOufhyTestern FsleT and Feed CO.,
phone 531. 511 y. ~Ochnd street--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

BLACK RANGE auto stag and exp
passenger service leaving Ensle an
de- cat v except Sunday-t A. m
plant lite. CuchUlo- willow Spri
FairvieW- Through far one way.
mediate points. Ice - nile Bag
RED 50 pounds frer excess : c.
pound
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-30

A dollar saveS By Ddy1ng goods pro-
duced eise-~Aere Is a dollar thrown at
your neiehbor's birds