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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
REAL ESTATE OFFICES TO
CLOSE SATURDAYS AT NOON

Real estate offices VIII he closet ar
noon on Saturdays during the remain
der OF June and during July and Aug
ust. a petition has been circulated
among the real estate dealers and they
have ali agreed 20 close for the half
holiday on Saturday.
Those who have signed 20 close are.
4. p. Coles x Bros. Newman Invent
ment company. Horace 3 Stevens.
James l. Mari & Co. w B. Latta.
Fisk-Ramsey Realty company. j. H
Smith & Sons, Cassidy & Neel. LOOMS
Bros. Phillips Realty company. Broad
dus < lie Baron, W. n. Austin. " @
Buchoz & Co. T. ". Scales. James j.
Watts, Douglas G.. CrOweu G. A. King
& Co. Park Bros, Lesveu d sherman.
" bite Paden Realty company. H. r.
kiiburn company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
WIDOW OF JOHN JACOB ASTOR
TO BE BRIDE OF W. K. DICK

New YORK, June 1.-The brooklyn
Eagle announces today the engage
ment OF Mrs John JACOB Astor, widow
OF Col. J. 7 Astor. who lost his life
on the steamer Titanic. 10 William X.
Dick, Of Brooklyn. The wedding viii
take place AT Bar Harbor, sIaine. on
June 10 Mr.. Dick IS a sugar refiner
Mrs. Astor. who was Madeleine Tai
mage Force. viii by her marriag &c sur
render the income Of trust fund OF
$4,000, 000 bequeathed 20 her by Col.
Aston The viii provided that in case
OF her remarriage the fund should 20
u Astor's son. W. Vincent Astor.
Mr. Dick is understood TO be very
wealthy. His sister married a mem
Der Of the Havemeyer family OF sugar
manufactures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
GIRL TELLS STORY
OF ASSAULT; POLICE GEL MAN

Is a result Of an investiEafion 0f
the alleged kidnapping or Guadalupe
Rodriguez a Mexican girl. from her
home on South santa lie street early
Friday morning. Phil Nalenzuela was
arrested by police officers at the Union
station Friday night on a charge OF
assault. and later transferred 10 the
county authorities on the same charge
According TO the girl who returned
TO her home Friday afternoon after
being away more than = hours. she
was forcibly picked up by man
within one block OF her home and car
ried away I'm an automobile. She was
then taken to Ysleta. where she alleges
she was assaulted by the same man.
The girl managed TO escape her captor
aud walking 70 Fl PasO told the story
90 the police.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
Finds 800 RattLesnakes
Near San Angelo; Expert
Catcher to Capture hem

san Angelo. Tex. June IA den OF
500 Fattlesnakes has been discovered ia
the Water Valley by Stanley Turner,
a cattleman OF that section. He has
reported the presence OF the reptiles
10 Charles Swinney, who is known as
the official snake catcher here, and
who is travelling with a show in Okla
homa-
Valley and capture some or the snakes
His method is 10 catch rattlers with his
bare hand and swing them into a sack
he carries on his shoulder. He carries
an antidote for snake venom. which
has saved his life repeatedly. but
shortly before he left here the bite OF
q big RATHER on his arm so poisoned
him that his arm was almost paralyzed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
5 ON STATE SUPPLIES
RUN UP TO SI,75O,OOO

Justin. Tex, June iT.-BIos were
bned today by state purchasing
ent George Leavy in the presence OF
atroler H e Terrell and q repre-
1tative Of the governor for the pur-
Rsing OF approximately S1.15e,000 Of
|bplies for the eleemcsynary and ed
Rtional institutions 10 the number
81
There were only s. bids this year,
|lich is Just a little more than half
the number OF bidders q year ago
j. bidders this year are mostly the
ger concerns Of the state one rea-
p assigned for the decrease in the
mber Of bidders is on account OF
e great fluctuation in prices brought
by conditions incidental TO the EU
pean war. II VIII b, several days
fore the bids have seen classified
q awards made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
STRIKER IS KILLED IN
RIOT AT OAKLAND. CALF

Oakland. Calf, June 17.-Loufs A.
Mercy. a striker in the Sunset mills
in this city, was killed today in a riot
when strike sympathizers attempted
70 stop q lumber delivery wagon from
the plant Morey was shot when John
A. Hampton, guard on the wagon.
fired several shots at the crowd.
Hampton and several other strike
breakers were placed under arrest Po-
lice reserves are patrOling the plant
and neiEhborhOod.
1Iorey. according TO witnesses, was
among the spectators.
The Walkout is a sympathetic move
ment- the result of the Ion gshoremen' s
strike. which affected 5000 men up
and down the Pacific coast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
PAN TRAINS ITS SCHOOL
BOYS IN USE OF THE RIFLE

i9kio. Japan. June 1.-THE inauE-
Ition OF military training among
versity students as a result Of the
las been followed by similar
sures i'm many primary schools OF
10 The array authorities have ap-
-ed the idea and have delegated
|cars TO instruct the boys a Ger
amount OF rudimentary training
been given in Japanese schools
l. 1856. when il was recommended
fiscount ArinOri Mort minister OF
'sation- who had previously served
minister TO Washington The drfL
been conducted by the teachers,
under the new idea the training
be in the hands Of army officers
viii be more thorough The sys-
viii be extended 10 all schools in
10 and other cities. II represents
form Of greater Japanese pre-
'edness."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
HUMAN EARS ARE
SENT IN BOXES
Contreras Mutilates Thirty
Carranza Soldiers in Du-
range, American Says.

a box with the right ears OF 30 Car
rancistas was sent to Gen Luis Her
rera, Carranza commander at Parral.
Chih-. with the compliments OF CaIexico
Contreras, following the recent Skin
mish Of the villistas and Carrancistas
in the state Of Durango. 100 miles from
Parrsl. such was the statement OF g
mining representative VINO mas arrived
from the interior.
The bandits were victorious in
skirmish and. capturing the Carran-
cistas, cut the right ears off each OF
the 30 soldiers. The American mining
man stated he saw four OF the victims
OF the bandits with their heads ban
daged and undergoing much suffering
Stops Mass Feeding.
At the start OF a mass meeting IN
ParraL which might have resulted in
another anti-American demonstration.
word was sent to Gen Luis Herrera.
according TO the story Of the mining
man. Herrera and his staff hurriedly
left for the plaza, where the meeting
had started, and stepping upon the
PLATFORM he forbade the meeting from
going further He threatened TO shoot
anyone insulting or attempting VIC
lence on American citizens in ParraI-
He said he would kill the first man
who attempted anything that had the
semblance Of an anti-American demon
stration and then ordered the mob 20
1isperse, threatening 10 call out the
troops If the CROWD did not leave
-Four Americans remain at the mine
where the American is employed. The
mines will continue 70 operate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
TEXAS TENPLARS
CONE WITH BAND
Dallas and Fort Worth
Masons Here Enroute to
Los Angeles Conclave.

J Texas Knights Templar arrived in e
: Paso Saturday en- route TO the triennial
3 conclave Of the grand commandery,
( Knights Templar of the United States
1 which opens in Los Angeles Tuesday.
A delegation Of Dallas Fort Worth
and north Texas Templars arrived on
: the Texas & Pacific train Saturday
morning and viii remain here until this
/ evening when the delegation VIII leave
for the coast overAth Southern Pacific.
The Dallas-Fort Worth delegation
I was headed by the famous Masonic
I orphans Home band from Fort Worth.
E IN charge Of Walter Acker. superin-
tendent of the Masonic home who is
also a leading Templar. The north
{ Texas delegation expects to be Joined
here by a delegation from Galveston.
. Houston. san Antonio and west Texas
towns and the Texas delegation viii
proceed TO Los Angeles in private cars
attached TO the Southern Pacific coast
train.
Boys Band Plays
The orphans Home band played sat
urday while the Templar delegation was
in FL Paso and was applauded by the
. crowds which assembled to hear the
boy musicians The boy band was uni
formed in their travelling uniforms OF
blue but. at Los Angeles. the young
musicians VIII wear white uniforms.
There are s. members of the band and
il is considered one OF the finest juven-
lie musical organizations in the cOun-
Try.
There were % Texas knights in the
first delegation TO arrive here and as
many more are expected on the evening
train over the G. Il & s A. railroad. In
cluded in the delegation TO arrive Satur-
DAY morning was Gen. H 3. StOddard.
one OF the three living past grand mas
tiers CT the grand encampment. Knights
Templar- He is the oldest in point Of
service in the United States and is one
Of the leading Templars OF the world
Jake Zurn, OF Fort Worth. past grand !
commander for Texas was also in the
party.
Dallas Editor in Party.
Among the Dallas Templars in the Z
party en- route 10 the coast Is Frank a. Z
Briggs news editor Of the Dallas News. ]
OF Dallas Mr.. Briggs is one Of the best I
known newspaper men in Texas and (
vas marine editor on the Galveston I
News for a number OF years before be
ing appointed news editor at Dallas or /
the News lie is taking his annual va !
cation and viii visit the coast resorts IN ]
California while away.
:. y. Hanley. secretary OF the trien- I
NAL committee for the Los Angeles 4
lar party as is j. L. Jones. of Dallas,
assistant secretary OF the triennial COM
mittee
To nominate sam p. Cochran.
The Texas delegation will place ia
nomination sam p. Cochran for the
position Of either grand junior warden
or grand senior warden Of the grand
commandery at Los Angeles. Mr.. Coch-
ran is wei known in Ell Paso and has
delivered number OF Masonic adj
dresses before Masonic bodies in this
city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
MAYOR SAYS
CITY is GROWING RAPIDLY

'Alamosordo has taken possession OF
public utilities, for which IL re-
htly sold bonds and paid the sum OF
%, 000." said J. IT, McRae mayor,
10 is here for a conference with John
Wyatt. who represented the owners
10 sold the properties TO the town
We have appointed an experienced
eineer 10 serve as general manager,
I are gradually working out the de-
s. We did not expect to get every
[E in smooth running order in a few
! ks The work takes time and
|rything is being adjusted very
bly,.
IAlomoEordo is surely growing. and
believe there will be no let up now
a good many years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
SIXTH INFANTRY BAND TO PLAY
FREE CONCERT MONDAY EVENING

The Sixth infantry band viii give a
free concert in camp Cotton Monday
evening from six TO seven o'clock. To
reach the camp take a Second ward car
and get off at Park street or drive
down Stanton 10 Seventh street to the
camp
The program. as prepared by band
master Max Muller. is as follows
March, Captain Rythor," Max Null
Ter.
Overture William Tell" Rossini.
Naise. souvenir Des Pains De Ba-
dem" Bousguct.
Grand Scene. la Bencdiction Des
Poignards,@ Mayerbeer.
Popular Medley Selection. Scamp
keithley Minstrels." Max Muller. per
formed 10y the 9Th infantry Minstrels
at Camp Keithley. Z. l., 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
ARMY AVIATION STATION TO
BE ESTABLISHED AT FORT

An army aviation station is to be es-
tablished at Fort Bliss at once by
Henry Youngblood. Of Chicago. who has
been here 70 organize an aviation school
in the city
Nr. Touugblood has telegraphed TO
chicago for two blplanes. one Curtiss
$50 horsepower battle plane and one
Farman rs horsepower machine
A hangar viii be erected at the fort
At once and the biplanes viii be used
by Gen Bell for scouting purposes
Mr. GOungblood viii be in charge %
the station at the fort His biplanes are
expected 10 arrive here next week and
Will be put into service at once
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
TODAY'S AmU5EMETTS
ALICE BRADY.

Alice Brady, the wenknown, beauti-
full screen star. is playing today and
tomorrow at the Alhambra in Tan
gled Fates." a story admirably suited
To her talents Tangled Fates" is the
kind Off feature that American audi
ences Understandings that contains a
lesson. not only to young women who
consent hastily 10 marriage but TO
oFerzealous fathers who drive their
daughters into doing things that they
might not do il there was less paren-
tai meddling. There are many human
touches in the story, ranging from the
doiugs of the village gossip in an
American town, to the actions OF Z
concert hall woman in Alask1. The
Alaskan scenes are remarkably e.
freshing. rugged and true TO life They
abound in delightful snow scenes. s.
kimo dogs and the general atmosphere
OF the crisp winter outdoors in that
mysterious land--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
Oatman, Ariz., Bootieggers
Plan To Fight Officers,
Organize Into a Union

Oarman. Ariz. June 11.-1Iutual pro-
lection against officers OF the law and
Standardization Of liquor prices are the
main objects Of the Oatman Boot
leggers association. formed at meet
ing held in the "49 camp section OF
Oatman- Each member is required 70
contribute s. monthly 10 the treasury
or the association. which must employ
counsel and otherwise assist any un-
fortunate falling into the tolls.
The price Of beer is fixed at so cents
a pint and 50 a quart is the regulation
charge for whisky The penalty for
cutting prices is summary expulsion
from the association.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
COUNTRY CLUB
in NORNINGSIDE
Committee Recommends 80
Acre Tract; Minority Re
Tport on White Park.

|The building site committee OF the
Paso Country club has filed its re-
# to president H. s. Potter and the
ard OF directors, after having made
careful study Of ten propositions
itch were submitted. The report OF
committee is signed by Henry )
bach. chairman; Richard F. Burgess,
cretary: while Peyton J Edwards
third member. filed a minority re-
r.
EAfter review Of the ten PROPOSE
Hsa offered the committee recon-
enGs the three following, IN the Or
mentioned;
First. to exchange the II acres Of
Id now comprising the site Of the
.stroyed club house with the New
E.u Investment company. for 80 acres
ing north Of Taylor avenue and east
Lakeland street in MorninSsloe
lights. One Of the conditions Of TINS
change IS that the club house IS 70
eEected upon the west half Of block
To Pave Streets
The Newman Investment company
barantees to pave Russell street from
'cKiniey avenue to Taylor avenue. and
pave Tay lOr avenue from its inter
elton with Russell street 10 the
Iuthwest corner OF block 80, Morn
gside Heights The company agrees
hrther to give the club lease on
D additional acres ADJOINING for
sriod OF five years, at rental charge
81 a year, with the privilege OF
lying the additional acreage at any
me during the lease. at a price Of
log an acre II accepted now, and at
Z annual increase Of 500 an acre
ach year payment TO be one-uttn
Gn- la lance five wears with
rest al eight per cent on the deferred
yments-
The committee expresses the belief
lat It VIII be entirely feasible to pro-
de and keep up a Bermuda sod golf
urse on the grounds
Valley Site.
The second proposal is 10 buy %
res in the Ascarate grant, TO be pur-
.ased at a cost Of $4,000. payment
Ae one-third cash. the balance TO
~ interest at rate Of eight per
Che third is the offer Of L T. White
donate 10 the club los acres Of val
land located near Whites Spur
ht miles above the city This was
4arded as a most attractive offer
E land is good and could have been
ded for q grass golf course. the re
n states. The big drawback was
il is six miles beyond the reach
cheap transportation
Minority Report.
Edwards minority report strong
recommends the acceptance OF the
r. White offer. Tt sets forth the
that the place is beautifully wood
and. as Fl Paso grows. viii great
increase iu value. Il is declared
L one Fl Psso hotel man has agreed
contribute $1,000 10 be used in pro
nE grass -olf course
he report has been printed. and is
nG mailed out 20 the entire mem
ship. To is generally believed that
first proposition submitted by the
mittee. VIII be finally accepted a
biting Of the club VIII be called soon
consider the report
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
TEXAS ABSTRACTORS WILL
MEET IN AUSTIN JUNE 20

Austin. Texas June 11--Au details
have been completed for the ninth an
nual convention Of the Texas Abstrac-
tors association. which VIII be held
here on June 2o-22- A delegate to the
tenth annual convention Of the Amer
can Association OF Title Men, which
meets ar Cincinnati. Ohio. in Septem-
Der, VIII be chosen. The Robertson
Insurance Law in its relation to the
business OF abstractors is 70 be dis
cussed- About 150 delegates are ex-
pected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
EIGHT YEAR OLD BOY IS
LOST; WILL DRAIN CANAL

Clemente Lujan. an year old boy.
wandered away from his home on Bor-
der street Friday night and it is feared
by his parents. who reported his ah-
sence TO the police. that he was drowned
in the Franklin canal
The reclamation service officials
agreed TO shut Off the water in the
canal Saturday TO assist in the search
for the boy. il was reported at police
headquarters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS TO HAVE
MEMORIAL SERVICE SUNDAY

Knights OF Pythias viii have d me
mortal service and viii decorate the
Sraves OF the s. dead sunday after
noon at CoucoINia cemetery.
Rev . J. Wade uI the Calvary
Houston square Baptist church. VIII
deliver the memorial sermon. The
Pl thian Sisters viii assist the Knights
Of Pythias i'm the decorating
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
b W0rl5 Sraff- P60fqsrapher

LIBERTY ENLIGHTENLNG WORLD AT NIGHT This repro
duuon Of photograph shows Inc famous
hod through
me hrst time illuminated by battehp Michigan
pie Of the United States popular Of
collected New Yor1W World
Inc same p1er thirty raised pedestal
America the
ne statue toward which 100000 people Of France
inc World
ones IN order that the lighting
VII" me traditions OF this emblem OF friendship
ontbutons at
~, > foer' manager Fl Potter
o.
4 Mr ter ofnc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
b ARE ARRESTED
FOLLOWING 4 FIGHT

lost guard were called 70 Overland
Octavia streets late Friday night
re . number Of soldiers were said
K engaged in a fight
i've Of the men. all Of whom were
nbers OF the seventh infantry. were
lsht TO the police station. and aft
being lectured by Capt James Al
n, were sent to their camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
MEXICAN AND AMERICAN
C0NSULATES ARE MOVED


pose OF safety. because of the intense
feeling on the American side. Ameri-
can consul Garrett previously had
moved to the American side from the
Mexican side
The findin- or papers N the pockets
OF one Of the bandits killed in the raid
near san Ignacio yesterday showing
him 10 be Mas. Cruz Ruiz OF the Car
rama army tended TO intensity the
feeling here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
TEN YEAR OLD hoy CHARGED
un-mnnrr No.

Leslie Eapper. aged ten years. was
arrested by city detectives Friday night
charged with the theft of bicycle
from in front OF a clothing store on
South Fl PasO street
A brother OF the boy. who was also
taken into custody, was released by
Capt i. +. stowe. after an investiga-
ton The boy VIII be turned over to
MS Emma Webster. county probation
officer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
STATE BANKS HAVE TOTAL
OF $3.50, 7O7 IN SAVINGS

Austin. Texas. June 17.-Eesources OF
the savings departments OF the state
banks in Texas maintaining such de-
partments, at the close OF business on
May 81. amounted to S3,539.707.44. ac-
cording TO "a statement given out by
the state department OF insurance and
banking.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
PLEA OF ABATEMENT BEING
ARGUED IN CLUB INJUNCTION

When the Injunction case Of J. Z.
Stowe. captain OF city detectives.
against the West Texas club. So
called social club was called for trial
in the 3lth district court Saturday
morning, attorneys FOR the defence en-
tered a plea Of abatement on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17

ground that proceedings had already
been entered against the club The
Plea is being heard by special Judge
" j.. Rowe this afternoon.
In the case of j. T. stowe against
the International club. which came up
for trial Friday afternoon. the plain
tiff took a uOnsuit. Attorneys for the
plaintiff stated their reason TO judge
Howe. but did not make 30 public. 10
is probable another suit viii be filed
az once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
HITCHCOCK NOT CANDID ATE
EnR \ AILnN Al LII 1 IL. n !. !. IL

New York. June 17--Frank II. Hitch
cock. who has returned 10 New Yorl,
from the lake region Of Wisconsin
where he went after the close Of the
Republican national convention at CHI
cago. declared that he is not a candi-
date for the Craftsmanship Of the Re
publican national convention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17

The Unique management is pleased
70 announce to its patrons that the
Dollars and the Woman showing to-
day and tomorrow, is a most worthy
offering, something different. and a
picture that viii appeal 20 those who
know firstclass production. Ethel
Clayton and Tom Moore, who are fea-
tured, have given the screen their
best work 10 date and the cast as a
whole, holds the sympathy of the
audience to a marked degree The
shows start at il a. m. 1890 o. m.
., $50, 3. $50. s and 9.3O-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
TWO MEN SLEEP IN BAR:
OWNER MAKES CO1TTIT KIT

tlalmlng that two men were sleep
ing in the barn Of her home at 2O15
atlanta street. Mrs A. Blair. COM
planned TO the police early Saturday
morning
She said two American men had been
barn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
OVOST MARSHAL SEXES
20 POUNDS OF L. 8. LEATHER

approximately 50 pounds OF leather
re taken in charge by Lieut. H. T.
wis, assistant provost marshal. Fri
afternoon. after being found in
Jan house at sos South Santa Re
|eet
: OF a shoemaker in the seventh
-anfrv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
4. HAWKINS TO VISIT

NI1N-7AlE M SUI III = EItII-I
fN- A Hawkins left Friday evening
spend a vacation Of three or four
pnths.
He VIII visit British Columbia. Alas
and possibly also South America be
Re taking ~ his work again.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
HELEN OF THE CUoRTS

The Bijou today offers splendid
dramatic feature at regular prices
is featured in this production. and is
more than pleasing.-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
MCCORMICK ACCEPTS THE
DEMOCRATIC GUARDIANSHIP

Harrisburg. Pa. June II--Vance C.
Mccormick, the newly elected Demo
cratic national chairman announced he
would accept.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
COAST ARTILLERY STARTS
FOR EAGLE PASS, TEX -

Newport, u. J.. June 1.-Two compa-
MES Of the coast artillery corps. The
loZd and 130th. have left here for Eagle
Pass. Texas. for border patrol duty a
hospital corps detachment accompanied
them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
WINS
VARSITY RACE

Regatta Course, Poughkeepsie. y.
Y. June 1.-THE Syracuse varsity won
by a length, Cornell second. in the
rowing contest here today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
L :. SENATOR BURLEIGH
DIES At HOME II MAINE

Augusta. Maine, June 17-United
states senator Edwin G. Burleigh died
al his residence here last night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
HUGHES RENTS COTTAGE
At RRTnGF-I aWT1TnN y

Bridge-Hampton. y. y. June IL
charles L. ughes. Republican candi-
cate Tor president. has rented n cot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17
PLAN TO NOTIFY WILSON AT
SHADOW LAWN, NEW JERSEY
CContieued from page H.

Continues from page IL
and other party leaders. probably next
Hundreds OF cOnEra tulatory mes
saEes have reached the white house
from all parts Of the country. one OF
the first TO come was from vice presi-
dent Marshall, at Indianapolis.