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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
CAPT. w. B. BRACK.
DEAN OF BAR. DIES

Capt William B. Brack. dean OF the
FL Paso bar and one of the pioneer
residents OF FL Paso. died Thursday
night al a local hospital after an i'll
ness of one week. His death was
caused by cancer. He was Il years old.
Capt Brack came to FL Paso in 1888
from Sherman. Tex, and practiced law
here until two years ago, when he re-
tired to take charge of the law library
L the court OF civil appeals Capt
Brack was born on December I. 1898.
in Mississippi. and was graduated from
the university of Mississippi. He was
married TO Miss Susannah Walker Of
Mississippi, who survives him Capt
Brack earned his commission as com
mander OF a company in the civil war
and was wounded in the head
After the war he came to Texas, To-
eating in Ennis. Later he went to
Sherman and from there came to Fl
PasO- He is survived by his widow,
who lives at the Riverview Apartments.
a brother. Joseph Brack. at Denison,
Tex and Mrs. Josephine WestbrOoks.
of Oklahoma, a sister Capt Brack was
an independent Baptist and was for
many years member Of the FL Paso
Bar association The Bar association
met Friday afternoon to pass resolu-
tons following his death.
The funeral Will be held Friday at
nine o'clock from the chapel of Mclean,
Simmons & Hartford on North Stan
ton street The burial Will be in Ever
green cemetery The Sons of COnfed-
crate Veterans Will be the active pail
bearers and the members of the bar and
Confederate Veterans will be the hon
orary pallbearers-
Capt. H. F. Stacy. commander of the
local post, Confederate Veterans. has is
sued call for all members of the
camp to attend the funeral
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
MISS H. O'SHEA
|SPR|zE WINNER
Wins Police Prize for Best
Woman Auto Driver;
Makes Perfect Score.

Making 2 total of s. credits and not
violating the ordinance in a single in
stance. Miss Helen OShea, of eos East
Rio Grande street won the gold and
diamond pin awarded by the traffic de-
partment Of the police force for the
most efficient woman automobile
driver in the city Thursday night.
Miss O'Shea was five points ahead OF
her nearest rival. automobile No 223S
driven by Miss May Maloney. But for a
violation of the ordinance Miss O'Shea
would have been tied by Miss Maloney,
as a total of s. credits had been turned
in. but five were deducted because OF
an alleged violation of the ordinance,
turned in by one of the traffic offlceTs-
Car No 22S7. driven by Mrs T. l.
Richardson was third in competition
with 16 points while Mrs l. : Gagell-
Of $500 Grant avenue. was fourth with
II points
Honorable Mention
Other contestants who were given
honorable mention for their careful and
efficient driving are
Miss Madeline Fisk Miss l. W
Hawkins. Mrs. G. Mcmsen, Miss H.
BuckIer. Mrs P. RAIDER. Mrs. E Gordon
Perry. Mrs W L Grey. Mrs r. A
Moore. Mrs. p. F. Gardner. Miss Edna
Scotch. Mrs F. NJ Murchison- Mrs
T NJ. Waller. Mrs ]. w Kirkpatrick.
Miss r Sheldon. Mrs. W B. Hilgart-
ner. Mrs c. F. Kelly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
MT. FRANKLIN COUNTRY CLUB
TO BE DEDICATED THANKSGIVING

The new Mt. Franklin Country club
will be dedicated on Thanksgiving day
with a turkey shoot, a barbecue and a
ball This was announced Thursday by
ID. c. Sutton. secretary of the club.
The new club Is now under roof and Is
being completed in time to be used be-
fore the formal dedication. 1t will cost
$4,000 and will measure 35 by 40 feet
and viii have a wood portico 140 feet
long. The club viii have a rifle club
in connection and viii have an automo-
bile road running from the paved streets
to the entrance to the club.
The club now has a membership of
$50 and Is stock company organization.
with each member holding a share of
stock which is transferable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
BANK EXAMINER
VI. |. M'FALL DIES
Death Follows Operation in
Ithaca, n. Y; Was Well
Known in Ell Paso.

Word was received in FL Paso Thurs
day afternoon of the death at Ithaca,
y. Y. Of William Lawrence McFan.
former state bank examiner of Texas.
well known here among bankers be-
cause Of his connection 10 years ago
with the Lowdon First National banks.
NJ McFan died OF cerebro spinal
meningitis. following an operation at
Ithaca about month ago. from which
he was reported to be recovering The
news was received by W NJ Laughltn.
advertising manager of The Herald.
Ing the body OF her husband to Wealth
erford. Tex.. for burial The funeral
probably will he held SATURDAYS
Native Of Wentherford.
Mr. McFall was a native of Weather
ford. born there Apr y. 1873 He re
ceived his education in that city and
entered commercial life early He
came tn IL PasO as a bOOkkeeper in the
old Lowdon National bank, employed
by T NJ Winge- now vice president OF
the Rio Valley Bank & Trust comDany.
but later was teller in the First Ma
tiOual- associated with Edgar " KAY
ser. Walter VI Butler and others who
have been advanced since He counted
". W. Barbee. cashier of the CONNER
cial National. as one Of his close
friends
AbnducfS hank at ts1eu Rose
Leaving the First National in 1907.
Mr. McFall took charge OF - hank ~
Glen Rose. Tex. later establishing an
insurance business in WeathefOrd.
which he withdrew from TO travel for
q ST. Louis bankers supply house He
was appointed state bank examiner
several years ago and during that en-
ployment resided in Fort Worth. San
Antonio. Amarillo and other cities. fire.
Guently coming to Fl PasO for examin-
ationS of local state banks. This year
he was appointed national bank ex-
aminer an had moved to New York
state
Survived Hy Wife md Daughter.
Mr. McFall is survived by his wife
and a &c year old daughter. Mildred
Tnez. rs well IS his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs ". C. McFall. four brothers and
two sisters. whose home town is
W. therford. although two of the
brothers are in California and two AT
Wichita Falls
The dead bankers wife is a daughter
of Mrs Flora MacAfee Jones. well
known in Fl Paso. where she has been
an active member of the WOman's club.
Mrs. Jones has been in Rome. Ca. re-
Gently.
Mr. McFaH had many intimate
friends in FL Paso. among them being
Mr. and Mrs. RUFF P. March. 3415 Mon
tana street. Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Finney.
1900 Fort boulevard and Mr. and Mrs
W. NJ Laushlin, 1918 Montana.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
VALLEY FARMERS
SIGN FOR BETS
Meetings at Ysleta and Clint
Well Attended; Mande-
vile Encouraged.

The meetings held Thursday At
Ysleta and Clint for the purpose of in
teresting the farmers of the lower
valley in the formation Of irrigation
districts and in the matter OF contract
ing to plant sugar beets next year We're
well attended. Both propositions were
endorsed and the preliminarics
necessary to the success OF both were
arranged.
Vaudeville Attends
". B. Vaudeville of Las Cruces, Who
has been particularly interested in 60
curing the lcation of a beet ouEar fac
tory at some point along the RIO
Grande between the dam and the lower
end of the project attended both NEE
ings and told the assembled farmers
OF opportunity being afforded 20 qe-
vote their lands TO q crop for whicn
thev were adapted and for which there
would be ready market at a Sood
and stable price
Farmers Sign
Several farmers signed contracts 10
grow certain acreages of beets and
many others siEnified their wilhnS-
ness to sign but asked for time an
which to make further investigation
Mr.. Vaudeville feels encouraged py
the reception given him and his propo-
sfrion by the farmers and feels sure
thai a good acreage Of beets VIII De
planted in the El P2sO valley next
year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
CHARLES @. AUSTIN IS NEW
COMMISSIONER OF BANKING

Austin. Texas. Sept Charles o.
Austin has been appointed commits
sioner of insurance and banking TO m!
the vacancy created by the death or
John : Patterson Austin has been
deputy bank commissioner since last
March and ranked second highest IN
the department He will take Office
at once He announced today that II
would be several days before any ap-
pointment would be made to I'LL the
position of deputy bank commissioner
The appointment of Austin was an
nounoed by Gov. Ferguson without
knowledge of Mr. Austin that he was
under consideration.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
CL0UDCROFT LODGE TO CLOSE
At NOON On SATURDAY, SEPT. 2

The Lodge at CIoudcroft viii close
at noon Saturday as result OF the
probability of a general railroad strlke-
50 that manager Hutchins can bring
down his help on the afternoon train
and escape isolation in event Of a tieup
of the road We mean TO keep oper-
atinC the Cloudcroft trains as Wei as
others during the strike" said general
passenser. agent Garnett King. hut il
was deemed best to close the Lodge Al
this time. as the majority OF those who
would stay al the hotel have left Tor
their homes on account OF the openlns
OF school We viii continue to do our
best 40 accommodate all the cottagers
who remain at the resort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
BEATEN SHERIFF RETURNS
HONE. FINDS DAUGHTER DEAD

Lima. Ohio, Sept 1.-Beaten Wednes-
day night by an enraged mob until his
ribs were crushed. sheriff Sherman
Eley suffered greater tortures Thurs
day when he returned home here to
find his little daughter had died from
shock caused by the mOb's attack on
the county jail Mrs Cecil Kephart.
Mrs Eley's sister, is in a serious con
dition. She was beaten by the mob
which was trying to find Charles
Daniels. q negro, accused of an attack
upon 4 white woman. Sheriff Eley had
spirited the negro away in order 10 in
sure his trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
&P. WATCHMAN LOSES
COMMISSION AND FINED SIS

J. c Robinson night Waterman for
the Texas and Pacific railway company,
suffered the loss Of his commission and
was fined S25 in police Judge Thomas 5
court Wednesday afternoon.
Robinson was arrested by officer
Williams on complaint OF soldier or
the eighth Massa chusetts infantry, who
stated that Robinson had taken shot
al him with a pistol
Robinson admitted that he had shot
al the soldier. but claimed that II was
because he started to run, after being
told that he was under arrest. on &C
count of cursinE in front of a woman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01

HUGHES TRAVELS EAST;
NEXT SPEECH AT TOPEKA

Denver. Colo. Sept Having de-
livere5 A brief address Thursday al
Loveland. advocating preparedness and
A protective tariff. Charles = Hughes,
Republican nominee for the presidency.
is today cl his way eastward his
next stop viii he at Topeka He will be
in Portland. Maine. within six days
and. after a brief vacation. Will start
west again \ campaign trip through
Texas. New Mexico and Arizona is con-
templated-
WILSON SAYS HE IL GLAD
TO SIGN CHILD LABOR HILL
Washington. n. G. sept President
Wilson today signed the child labor
bill
..I want to say that with real emo
ton I sign this bill" the president said
LEGISLATION of this sort means much
TO the health and vigor Of the coun-
ny"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
wILsON SAYS HE Is GLAD
GOV. FERGUSON GIVES UP
COLORADO TRIP; NEEDS REST

Austin. Texas. Sept. Gov. Fer
suson has practically decided TO aban-
don his trip 10 Colorado because of the
shooting of commissioner of insurance
and banking Patterson, and also on
account of the strike situation. Gov
Ferguson has not been enjoying the
best of health since his recent cam
paign. and is in need of rest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
BUILDING PERMITS FOR MONTH
OF AUGUST AMOUNT TO S291, $50

According to n. A. ComsrOck. build
ing inspectors report there were 1@9
building permits issued in August the
buildings and improvements totaling
1921 $50.
There were ia permits issued in
August. 1915. with the valuation at
mits were issued for a total of s32I.-
1875.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
GIRLS ASK FOR USE OF
SWIMMING POOL AT Y. M. c. A.

A petition signed by 400 young Si-is
Of the city was presented to the y NJ
c. A today. through the Y W Z A,
asking for use OF the swimming pooi
once a week, but. as the pool IS now
taxed to its capacity by the deIidii1s
Of the men and boys. il will hardly De
POSSIBLE to permit the requested USAGE
of the water by the girls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
GUARDS
ARREST 692 MEN
Report for August Made to
Troop Commanders; 113
Were Regulars.

Provost marshal Lieut.. II. b Lewis
has compiled the total number of ar
rests made by the provost guards for
the past month for the purpose of in
forming organization commanders Of
the unusually large number. and that
they may take the necessary steps to
decrease the number.
of a total of 692 arrests. I13 were
regulars while the remainder were
members of the different regiments Of
national guardsmen in the district.
The arrast md raein,cnrs W..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
SAXON AUTO AND STREET CAR
COLLIDE: AUTO DAMAGED,

y Saxon roadster owned by DIR. L,
;. Chenoweth was slightly damaged
Friday afternoon when IL was struck
by an electric street railway car ne;.r
Missouri and Oregon streets. No one
was injured in the accident The
radiator and front wheels were dam
aged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
Men Wanted.

MICH y oaEeN-
Train and engine men wanted by Fl
Paso 6 Southwestern System. at FL
Paso. Tex; Douglas. Ariz.. and Tucum-
carl. y. NJ Rates of pay viii be fur
nished on application for work to gen
eral superintendent or superintendent
of motive power. FL Paso; division su-
perintendent or master mechanic at
DOUGLAS or Tucumcari-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
MARBLE HOUSE IN
AUSTIN TERRACE
Alamogordo Quarryman to
Build 100000 Home on
Terrace; Lots $6250.

Austin Terrace Will have marble
residence which will cost $4,000 and
W hich will be the first marble home in
Il Paso.
Max Weller. owner of the Alamogordo
marble quarries. has bought five lots in
Austin Terrace in the same block as
those of G y Bassett. !. o. Crockett.
Edgar Ksyser. W. l. Tooley and others
v no plan to build in Tustin Terrace
The house will be started within so
GAYS and will be faced with marble on
all of the sides, marble columns in
Iont and will be of massive colonial
architecture
Lots Cost S6:3O.
Mr. Weller purchased the lots of the
W H Austin company, Thursday morn
ing for s625O. His new home viii be one
OF the most beautiful in FL Paso- 1t VIII
consist Of two floors. with IA rooms All
the decorations as we'll as the window
easements will be of pure marble. The
house will take about eight or nine
months to build.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
SENATOR SUTHERLAND HEADS
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION

Chicago. Ill. sept. Senator George
Sutherland of Utah was elected pres
iGent of the American Bar Association
for 1917 today. defeating by four votes,
Walter George Smith. of Philadelphia
Mr. smith w>s put on the executive
committee
SpeciaI-Fried chicken dinner, Soc Wednes-
dey. Saturday. Bottoms. 30 y. Stanton--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
LOOK WHAT 25c WILL BUY

Trade With Us and Save Money
Phones sos and 5O6-2e4 i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-01
UNDEHSELL
ALL OTHER :

Mail Orders Prompt Attention
and EOS E. Overland St.
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