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PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts. 1000
bags beans, 1913 bags peas. Marrow. choice,
1850. Lady w5shlnsion, California, 1915.
siO,b5 10 t5, small white, California. 1915,
,h9iGe n%o?aalo.5o; red kidney choiss.
shoIss, ,ssss 9 o.$oi piak; caiitsTIls'
81. Peas, black eye. California. $3.50.
BtTTER-Rcocipts. 9.2i5 packages. In
Guiding 1000 packages for export. Cream
cry, higher scoring than extras. per ID Ssg
81 score, s. a,c' 'tihSiir5dss' aid5se'; cream,
ssffySi s 9Psa a.: av, F6sA' s. SfS5ias 'i ars,s eA; ssS
b igc.; seconds. 80 Sii9c.; creamery. hold,
higher than EXTRAS, ~. m35ise; eNttas'
larry. tubs, nnSst, $50; good to prime,
renovated. extras, s2tsc.'?: nrs,'. SiaS5c;
lower grades. en3Olac.; imitation cream
cry. ntsis Soh asir.; ladies', June make.
seconds. 20 30 &C.: lower grades. e7ap
2shsc. packing stock, current make. No. !.
2ga2sise.: No. ;, .Sisc.; lower grades
CnEEsE-Receip,s, i.ses boxes state.
whole milk, nats, early made. specials. 10,
s1s fr2iisc: average. fancy. .ie.: fresh
coiored; specials, 2la.lnc.i white, specials.
white. average fancy. 2Ic.; twins, early
made, specials. 2ii. hsl.c.. fresh. specials
early made. specials. 81. q 2iiac.; single
daisies. fancy. :ligc.: all styles. under
grades, ~ g:o'.si Wisconsin, Whole
fresh. twins. fancy. 2lg2ii.c. double
daisies. 81 20 2lLr.; single daisies. ga
?ii.c. Young Americas. 2iI2i.c.; state.
skins. early mad. specials. isnis.c cur.
rent make. specials. TIA fflsc.; choice, u
ul7rc.; fair to good. LOO it+ &c, lower
grades. 1om ijisc.
COTTONsEED Ou-Matkc. again aotiv.
md strong. closing with net gains % - 80
81 points Sales. 67,T00 barrels. Good gen
ersl demand and sentiment builish AS a re-
suit OF strength In lard and taliow orors
Of crude small. with cruchers In the South
apparently not disposed to sell freely. even
Mt prevailing prices spot oil lrin ana O.
tohcr sold at l1.!sc, a rev hlyh record.
Range " prices:
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DIVIDEND AND INTEREST,
PRESSED STEEL. CAR COMPANY.
reESEnFEn DlVlpESn so II.

PREFEBBEp bINIbEND SO II.
4 quarterly dividend Of one Dollar sew
Cents ts4,s, per snare wil he
pail Nuvenh'- .a'. l9ls. TO Preferrri
S'ockhrli"r o; record ut the close OF bus
Sut'wbHr 1t. 1919.
COMMON DIVIDEND NO. IS,
A dividend 81 one Dollar Fifty Cents
tfl.jol per share viii be paid December
6th. 1915, 20 common Stocknolders or
record n, tho Close OF business Noyembe.
I5th. 1876.
II j.. swABrz. Assistant Treasurer.
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Permanent Hoard Of the Frisco.

the ~reorgan!zed ST. Louis & san Fran
cisco Railway Company, as announced
yesterday. follows: +. w. Allen, J.. y.
brown. Henry Ruhlcnder. j. w. lusk.
James Speyer. Frederick Strauss, T. V.
X. Thay.r. W b.. Biddle, Murray Carle-
ton. Samuel Lazarus. e. ii. Sahin. a. l..
Shapleigh. F'estus j. Wade. VI. l. VIII
kinson AID W. c. Nixon. Mr., Ruhlendor
is chairman OF the hoard. with Mr.. Nixon
as president and Mr.. Biddle first vice.
president. Z. II. Levy second v~iee-presl-
dent, y. VI. Rice third vlce-president and
e. W. Hll,ard fourth yice-president.
ALABAMA GREAT soUTHERN-Rcport'
rr third week Of October gross earnings
SiCi. 5S.. dee. sli.e60: from July l S.7i:,is.,
lac. y-jr- ~.
RrFFALo, ROCHESTER, a rITTSBrRG-
I%,e,p"rts ,9r September sro,s esrn,s gs ~ s'i ,nc
81, 49,, surplus after charges. fl's,S35, Inc.
CNRoLlNA, CLiNcHrIEIp 4 oHfo-For
charges was ,Sso. 2a, Inc. sii2. ~ Gross earn.
irgs were 81. lol,4ii inc, 500 ,l56 net after
taxes Sl,it1, SO, inc Sol'iSo' t"thi lhc"n"
USE 17S. inc. .s7', io6.
CENTRAL. or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
September gross earnings N,?Ii,7li,. inc Nn'
%i net after taxes Si'O.e-s inc so'sO3; Tor
we're s.t7el7i, Inc. sigi. $50, net after tsNe-
Sal, $50. inc. SaJJ.u-N.
CHICAGO GREAT wEsTERN-Rcpor,. for
S"'lcIut'I J.. ,t.a ~. ne $40 Az tmr
~: "'t ~ o"f.i ssSn, 10 ,ros, or rninrs
20, - t., si-s o,s not ,ftcr taxes 81 @7..
"a i,D ,9ts 90.
~ :" urerrpr p.,o..
thi.auo 49," r",ny. "a as - ,nc
,or H'''.'npea e. ~. - mo soS
aGS. surIius after charges. s. ,g3i.52l. me
ssS rs. for thre. months ended Sept. D, gross
earnings s.. 3S3. Cts, Inc. s3.t,oil-. net after
taxes So ~, inc. s2,.I0.-'b; surplus after
charses t,i7i,ssj, inc. E.l3s.@O.
CINCINNATI. NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS
PACIFlC-Reports for thlri week Of October,
gross earnings $-'".N,i. inc. $l5.6S6, from JaIy
s~i.sJs.tr., inc. s.t-,o-6.
4 Observation-Disclosures for
third wetk Of Oc,obcr gfoss earnings 1871.
sHi, inc. sS,67S; from July / G,il2,372, inc.
30. ..5
DENVER & SALT IAkF-Reports for ,hiSi
.sreh ni oeIop,r' erosS tafm,hs, 49, me
Wv, ~" w, f.,'H w. ""'',''
DETROIT 4 MACKlNAC-Rcports for third
w".k OF October, gross earnings Sc, ~. dec.
S3,2; from july ! s;s..l9S, dec. So
Ell PAsO 4 souTHwEsTERN-In IN.
GsrlI wear ended June 10 IaIG' earned s,irnIu.
after CHARGES was $3.50 .7i9. inc. s155. 1902 This
Is equal TO ~ ",co on the capital stock. com.
pared with 1865 for the same period pre-.
vious year.
GEORGIA sor-rurpN III opyn. N.
,nrs az s,s' inc 20 ss3. from .July so ac5
In, a.. ~, ~ '"' '''''''
on, Nm rprNu p,,, f.. ,..
Of nSr,nh,r rrn.. n.rnT ~ 90 ou 'nru "SeeeeA
" oS'oD'' e'"e' earnings f'-'V'o'f' Tue s"p''
'',I rSo,o ,pxr,., ~
l-LlNois .rNinhiI reports Tor Scu'em
W, sruss e's""n. : f''fi''t NC 80 49,: nct
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RATES on OTHER COUNTRIES.

A%pproximate PARTIES OF above are: Hol-
land. ~ 10 cents: Italy. Greece ami Swi,zer.
land, 5.Isis lire. drachma ami francs respec-
vely; Russia. 5lH cents; Austria. %. 20
cents: Denmak, Sweden and Norway. 90 IS
cents. Brazil, 32it cents: Argentina, paper.
t:t5 cents: Arsen,lna, so,di 10 - pesos; In
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Boston, par: Chi
cago, SC. discount: 81. Louis, l0c. discount.
par asked; San Francisco. Toe. premium;
Montreal, i5%c. discount; { ncinnati., par.
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MINING NEWS.

KENNECorT CoppER-r -. pocon
am w. Eoc,es resigned .S Electors
W. g Potter vu. elected H.. 90, -
u'nhor % executive committee. II. r.
'uHE'nh"fn AMI y 4. G~u.gynheIm wa-.
also elected members
The sun., 1916-10-28

Average price OF silver ~ New York in
c ober. 1915, was ,a.ssisc. an OUNCE; October,
lyl4, 90 65c. October, 1873, 6l79c.: October,
1872, G.. 47c. October. 1911. 533ic.
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INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE tu.-Has rnnc
Into market for ij.Go0 tons 81 foundry coke
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CorTONsrED On-Marlc. again ae,iy

Range Of prices
. Open. High. Low. Close, asy
octop, $50. lss, l:gi E5 H.. i:s
D. !. ]. d. Us. !. 4 II. j.
EoGs-ne.eipi. s.o'2 ,casss. Fresh
Extra nrs,s. 37a5,c; inrs,s, s.a SOC; sec
onds. ala 27e.; thirds aud poorer, 20 aoc;
critics. 40. !. ?9r 29i5c; No. : and poorer
.5G2sigc.; ne. ~, good TO choice, dry
orator. spe. tai marks, fancy. storage and
insurance pail, 3-c.; nrsts. Sii4c.; second
S9nSic: lover grades - . dirties
~ U .Nc.; rcf.igcrat'r. state whites. ~
35c.: STATE, Ivunsylvnris ana nearly
hennerv whites. nne TO fancy, tHIbSy.,
ordinary To- good. SIC; gathered whites.
southern. gathered whites. 3fn sc Statc,
PernsyiyaIta uUu nearby h"nnrfy browns.
i3f soc. gathered brown and mixed color.
FLOUR AND MrN-pr!.es. IN wood
.prlnr patents. sJiOu2.sa. .prt7s clcnrs
s. 90 Sei; N!ntc- patcn's. 'Sjim's go
winter. 't.sor7.l', cy'ra No. winter.
g. -nH go. Kansas .'tHi"hts. 5o'
'Hn.' spring patents. J.H''ns lots. Sio0
~ R,e hogr nm ti' 70 600, M5sG
rru. Kiln driel S; 10. nominal B,g meal
l-u: I'M whit" ari yellow i.l0; coarse
i6o.lh. .a,as sal co. heavy mlddllnrs do,
So Hour miil lrrs DC, $40, red dog -four.
lfG.lh so,ts. 81 Western nrmcr. bran.
l0o.,n snaks 5000: standard Iid!ines
log Hour, lio-'p sleks S40rr
FRUITS. DRIED Apples. cyaporetea.
OLD 'turl. h. ~. choice. -, Yf'.c
prime. G- ,;c Rasphs-ris.. 3d., S5tsT
- e.. L..HHH rf.a H.s. e.. tNrHHrfAN -
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Customs receipts, jSs' O.J: internal revenue.
ordinary, tl,dpf ,u1i: income tax, $500. mis-
,eIlancous, Sii2, $40: national bank notes re.
ceIved for REDEMPTION, 81, 'gs. 0Ty.
statement OF United States Treasurer for
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

49, AA' $50 a
interest In the foreign exchange market yes
'erday. the hnal quotation for checks being
s5sig and for cables 65sla. Ten days a-o the
che,k rate was 6.ts4, and in September they
sold w TO $40 Last nights closing quota.
tons favored this country to the extent Of
"a. per cent or in other words the lire is at
2 discount OF ~ per cent. in this market.
II IL suggested In exchange circles that some
steps may I've taken soon to improve this
condition An interesting, though compare
lively unimpor;aut, change yesterday was an
advance in the quotations for the Greek
drachma. The check rate had been ruling at
5lii7. indicating a premium OF alu,os; q Of I
per cent. Last nights closing quotation WAS
5li, this rate being against this country 10
the extent of approximately % of | per cent.
Swiss francs were in better demand. and Rus.
sian ruble. continued their decline. the effect
Of the r'cen; heavy purchases of Russian
bonds wearing of. Sterling and French
francs remained unchanged.
In the following tab e.. when the de
mand. 'sisht" or "chech' ra,e IL quoted
in United states currency IL 10 said 10
favor" this country " less than par. tu,
when quoted IN foreign currency Il 10 said
TO be "%sgainst" this country IL less thar
par. For the convenience of readers such
rates are marked IF" when ~ favor OF and
a. when against this country.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ~ Statement OF re.
ceip,s anu disbursement Of Treasury;
Month. Fiscal vesr.
Rruipts .............. 81 $685. l6 t"i2, as0, isl
Vi ......... t9,SJJ,7b $50, 49,, 1872
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slGNR. RAN-Nn sales reported Mar
81 IIltlo ,rsi'r In touc with or'er'ng
D .t.,. cp.. aud freight remaining an
.Lru Cratufugtls, t.6Ic.. mulasyts,
&c.. cost AMI o., ight, bSsC,
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n Thy, NV -I'NN ". lT'IINF ~.
ported on tracks. ~ unloaded. continued
roni demand for choice heavy fowls ana
,rai,. small, chickens: poor 10 medium
fowl, lulI srl weak Large chickens SOW
md ir~r rG'or. f'prces poultry from near
points. 'r' TO- white loghorn fowls,
mis-. rrr white l.sGh"rr chickens Fame
Inayy cr.orr' foN,,. N" iIght Co'ored
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
MEAT PACKERS
CONTROL MARKET
Capitalization Is One Of the
Greatest Evils, Says
Burke for Stockmen.

Washington. y. C.. April 5.-Repre-
Sentatives Of the meat packers inFestl,
cation Of whose industry by the Ieuerai
government is demanded by uVeslock
producers particuIarly as TO alleged
price fixing, presented their side OF tne
case to the house judiciary suocommlt-
tee today. Among those on mana 70
testify was Arthur Meeker, vice presl-
dent OF Armour company:
One Of the speakers for the IesOlu +.
ton TODAY was Edward /. Burke, OF
Omaha, representing the market COM
mittee of the American National Live
stock association.
The rapid concentration INTO the
hands OF few men OF the slaugnter
and distribution of meat animals IN Inis
country and South America, he salu.
is the feature which most distufps me
producer, and which he feels needs the
most careful Investigation.
a simple statement OF the facts ~
sufficient Less than 20 years ago the
working capital OF the leading concern,
SWIFT and company. was httle over
Slb,0OO,O0O, the earnings trifle over
$2oO,OOO,OOO and the volume OF ousin ess
about 3lOO,000,0OO. 1t has gradualls
increased until now the working capital
is approximately $12O.O00,00O; the earn
ings for 1912 were over 100000 and
the volume Of business over $500, 100000.
Others Grow in same Ratio.
Armour and company have expanded
at almost the same rate, while the
three smaller concerns have emuiated
the example OF the leaders, although on
a much smaller scale
our association, representing thou
sands of producers, feels that there
exists opportunity and necessity for q
searching inquiry and the application
Of a remedy to the end that both the
producers and the packers may receive
reasonable return and the public may
have continuous supply Of meat
products at reasonable prices"
Stubbs Speaks for StOcI<men.
Former Gov. Stubs OF Kansas. speak
ing Tuesday. said IL the members Of the
subcommittee could see the empty feed
lots in the west where formerly thou
sand Of cattle were prepared for mar
ket they would realize the great need
for a searching inquiry into the evils
OF livestock marketing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
MUST Be ATTACKED
UNDER THE SKIN

- It has been proved by the worlds great
est authorities that hair Is bound to grow
out coerser and SITTER after each removal
unless Il Is deviltallEed. 1t Is impossible 10
accomplish this result with pastes and rub
on preparations because they only remove
nair from the surface Of the skin.
De Miracle. the original LIQUID depilatorv.
uevitaiizes hair by attacking il under the
SKIN as wen as on the skin. limitations Of
De Miracle are as worthless as pastes and
rub-on preparations, because they lack GER
tain ingredients that De Miracle alone con-
tatns which give 1t the power TO rob hair
OF its vitslity-its life sustaining force
De Miracle works equally we'll for remov-
ing hair from face, neck. arms and under
arms or from limbs 10 prevent it from
showing through stockings.
Buy a bottle OF the genuine De Miracle
today and you will get the original LIQUID
hair remover. Others are worthless imi-
tations-refuse them. Remember. you are
not asked to buy De Miracle on a mere
promise OF your money being refunded De
Miracle is the only dspilatory that has a
binding guarantee in each package which
enotes you to the refund Of your money
De Miracle is sold in three sizes. soc.
Sl-o0 and $500 bottles. Tho larger sizes are
the most economical for dermatologlsts and
large users to buy. II your dealer will not
supply you order direct from US The
truth about the treatment Of superfluous
hair mailed in plain sealed envelope on re-
quest. De Miracle Chemical Company,
Dept. El. Park Az. and 130th St, New York.
ADV ertiscment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
RECOMMENDED IT
TO HIS BETTER HALF
She Was Very Miserable
and Always Seemed
Tired and Wom-Out

There are many things learned from
experience. Among them is the tact
that stomach trouble. which may be
either inherited or acquired, and which
produces Indigestion, dyspepsia, palpi-
tatiOn OF the heart, gas or bloated
feeling. coated tongue, headache, back
ache. pains in the side. liver or kidney
trouble and rheumatism, can be most
successfully treated by the new herbal
system tonic, Plant Juice. This truly
remarkable preparation is a cOmbina-
ton of roots herbs. barks and berries,
which are gathered especially for it.
That Plant Juice is bearing out the
reputation established, is attested by
the following signed testimonial from
Mr. Orlando Dickson, who lives at
Derry. Pa. He said
For two years my wife suffered 4
great deal from nervousness. She al
ways seemed tired, could not sleep and
was entirely worn out. Her appetite
was very poor and what little food she
ate did not agree with her. Gas would
accumulate in her stomach, causing her
to have shOrtness Of breath and she
-as chrOnically cOnstipated. ] wish TO
state that we had spent great deal OF
money treating her. and have used dif-
ferent kinds of medicine. but she never
received any benefit Finally I read
about your Plant Juice and prevailed
upon my wife to try it. She has been
taking Plant Juice now for only short
time and. il has been n great benefit to
her Her appetite has returned: she
does not suffer from gas on her
stomach and the shortness OF breath
has left her entirely. Her nerves are
strong and she sleeps fine and is en-
tirely cured. We oheerfully recon-
mend Plant Juice 10 others"
Plant Juice is sold in Ell Paso at
Kelly d Pouard's Drug Stors.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
GIVING OUT
The Struggle DiseOuraEes Many n
Citizen Of FL Paso.

The Struggle DisoOuraEes Many a
Citizen Of III Paso.
Around all day with an aching back,
Can't rest at night;
Enuogh to make any one give out"
DOan's Kidney Pills are helping
thousands.
They are for kidney baekache;
And other kidney ills.
Here is FL Paso proof OF their merit:
F. NJ Heath. railroad engineer, Chi
eago Hotel. FL Paso. says: Il have used
Doan's Kidney Pills on several ocea-
sions and have found them an excel
lent medicine for backache and other
symptoms of kidney trouble. A man
in railroad work is subject to kidney
complaint. due to the constant jar Of
the engine. For one who is bothered
in this way, can recommend nothing
better than DOan's Kidney Pills"
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pnls-the same that
Mr. Heath had. Foster-AHlburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo. n. Y-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
GAVIRA REMAINS:
So DOES PRIETO
Both Officials in Thorough
Accord With Consul
Garcia, He Asserts.

Consul Andres Garcia Wednesday de-
MED the report that any friction ex-
listed between himself and Gen. Gabriel
Gavira and mayor NJ NJ. Prieto. OF
Juarez. and declared that the story that
Gen. Gavira and mayor Prieto had been
deposed from their posts Of commander
OF the Juarez garrison and presidente
municipal, was without foundation
whatever.
Several newspaper men approached
me Tuesday" said Mr.. Garcia, and
asked If Gen. Gavira had been recalled
to Queretaro. I replied that SO far as
knew, Gen. Gavira had received no
such instructions; later when I in
formed Gen. Gavira Of the questioning,
he said: ITS more product of those
idle correspondents. They Will say
anything to make a sensation
"As I understand the origin Of the
rumor." continued Mr.. Garcia. "the
newspaper men were under the i'm
preston that because Gen. Herrera had
been reported at Laguna. north OF Chi
huahua city, that he had Juarez as his
objective. Adding to this the fact that
Gen. Herrera returned recently from
QueretarO, they no doubt decided that
Herrera would be sent north, and pre-
sumably TO the border
Now the facts are that Herrera did
do to Laguna with a view to aiding
Gen. Gutierrez in his campaign from
the Santa Clara Canyon to NamiQuipa
against Villa Later he was sent by
Gen. Gutierrez to Bustillos. where he is
now located with column of soldiers,
for the purpose OF heading off Villas
passage in that direction.
Gen. Givara and myself have had no
| differences whatever and as anyone
who frequents the comandancia can
readily tell. 1 have an entree at all
times and no matter who is present
with the general, ] am given an audi
ence. / might say the same thing Of
Mr. Prieto, who works with Gen. Gavi-
"a and myself upon all matters without
the slightest discOrd or friction
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
THE HIGH SCHOOL THESPIANS
IN PLAY ON APRIL 1929

Gently organized. viii make its initial
appearance at the FL Paso theater on
Friday night, April IS, and Saturday
matinee. April %, I'm a play of the
Spanish-American war OF 1898.
There viii be a short symphony con-
cert al the beginning Of the program.
followed by a dansant by the physical
training department under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Margaret KinnOn Stevens.
owing to the great number Of stu
dents belonging to the various bigb
school organizations to take part in this
function, it will be made the social
event Of the high school year Already
practically all box seats have been
spoken for by various societies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
PAVED ROADS DOUBLE
THE PROPERTY VALUES

The system of concrete roads in
stalled in Wayne county, Mich has
been a good Investment from the real
estate point of view, property values
on the roads having increased to nearly
double what they We're before the sys-
tem Of good roads was installed. The
county has spent S2.0O0.000 ON the con-
struction and maintenance OF these
roads since 1906, and the property
value in the county rase frOm Ss2,707,-
600 to $11A54S,120, or S2.6 percent
As the valuation of Detroit city prop
erty Increased only All percent lit fol-
lows that the county Improvement must
have been more than 100 percent. III
order to bring the total average up 70
S2.6 percent. The actual increase in
valuation Of the property outside the
city of Detroit was 100000, or IL
times the total value Of the money spent
on the roads and their maintenance.
Upkeep of these roads is cheaper than
that of macadam construction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
PLAN BUILDING BOOM FOR
PANAMA CANAL NEXT YEAR

Panama, April 5.-The building
division of the Panama Canal has
drawn plans for operations next year
involving the expenditure Of 10000
600 provided congress appropriates the
money.
Plans are made for - new two and
four family frame houses for en-
plOyes, hotels at AncOn, Balboa, Bal
boa shops and at Cristobal; several
new school houses and about 100 small
cottages. The largest OF the new
school houses is to be built which now
is the capital Of the Canal Zone IL
is to be the high school and will re-
place the present wooden building
which does not conform with the re-
mainder OF the buildings in the town.
The United States army also con-
templates the erection of many new
frame buildings for quarters The
army already has constructed many
new buildings at Military Heights, east
Of Balboa proper, and at Corozal where
the cavalry, artillery and engineer de-
tachments have their barracks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
INDIANA REPUBLICANS
HEAR OPPOSITION FLAYED

IndIanapOIis. Ind. April 5.-Quincy
A. Myers. former Judge OF the state SUI
preme court, who as temporary chair
man Of the Republican state conven-
ton, delivered the keynote address Of
the 1916 campaign in Indiana here to-
day. attacked the foreign and Mexican
policies Of the national administration.
The nation" said the speaker. "has
never in its history stood so low in the
eyes Of the world as in this year OF
grace, seorned abroad and with no
fixed policy at home. the public rev
enue decreasing Except for the cir
cumstauces Of a foreign war;. general
expenditures and the cost Of living in
creasing, and general distrust on ever-
hand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
DOMINGO MONTOYA'S CASE
IS REVERSED AND RENAMED

Domingo Montoya's case mas been re-
versed and remanded by the court Of Grim
inal appeals. Judge Walter D. Howe. attor-
ney FOR Montoya. received a message from
Austin Wednesday morning stating that the
court had reversed the verdict Of the trial
court in which the FL Paso county con-
stable was sentenced to serve five years in
the state peuitentiary on a charge Of crimi-
nal assault
Montoya was tried and found guilty on
charge Of criminal assault alleged TO have
been committed upon Josefina Hernandez a
former resident OF Las Cruces.
The case WAS reversed on account OF an
error IN ths charge Of the trial court in
emitting the words without the knowledEe
or consent in defining fraud as applicable
20 criminal assault
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
HERALD CIRCULATION FORCE IS
GIVEN DINNER BY MANAGER

Fl II. F'ris. circulation manager Of
the FL Paso Herald, entertained the en-
ployes Of his department and OF the
advertising department Of The Herald
with dinner at the West Ysleta
Country club Tuesday evening, in cele-'
bration of a record breaking business
month Each month that the employees
Of the department break the record of
the previous months business. Mr..
Fris tenders them a dinner. The en-
ployes have concluded that it is becOm-
ing a habit now. After the dinner. the
guests talked about circulation affairs
and later they danced.