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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20

aud other ptincipl,s and measures sues
e,siei ss a basis fur ending the war anl
pf,,enung recurrence ct ho-,ilitier
rp hfins about the creation of an In.
ierr,iiurl udcf ~ Justice the neces.
sii, uf world congress cf both beinser.
snis aui uuutals 10 asserted with an IN.
,sfna,ionAl organization Including an
agreement in submit an disputes bcsweeu
uruir,ls iut noaCvful settlement to-
rvihsr vth disarmament
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
enlistment GAIN
IS NOT EXPECTED
Army Man Remarks on Lack
of Patriotism in Homes
OF America.

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l't 'd"h' ul'lnh'"'n '" '''h"nF WV
'I' N"l uh'N Young men A''h,n '''"'
WIN me pH'il"ll' Hpilt p"' "lu' w. Nv W.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
Prominent FOLK
TO HELP BUREAU
Fund Pledges for Convention
Plan Enough for Initial
Expense.

Assurances from Joseph Huckins ~
manager of thu lee. lluckinS hotel: An
drew kingkadc president IT the King
Mad" Hotel company: J l.. Davis, man
hfcf NJ the Hotel Sklryip. Anton Clns
sen. president NJ the Oklahoma street
Railway company; g y Colcutd. owner
of tho Colcord building, the Oklahoma
civ Retailers association. the CHAMBER
oi Commerce and other influential indl-
vldusls nnd organizations that they will
contribute to the support " convon.
ton and publicity bureau for Oklahoma
Chl have been received nv \ B.
Decker local attorney. In whose hnnda
the organization NJ the new enterprise
has been placed
Mt Decker nov has pledges of ,uf.
ficient money To assure the initial rnsi of
the bureau and believes thnt undouhted .
" u viii become reality However.
funds sufficient 10 kecp the bureau run /.
Ming continuously have not teen pledged
M Vet and the matter viii be- pu, up
10 those persons whose businesses and
interests will be- affected directly or in.
directly hi bringing thousands Of Nisl.
tors to the eft, every year who would
NO, otherwise come here hut Tor the
work ~ the bureau.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
SINKING or STEAMER
CHIC is DESCRIBED

lulips rnrbrd. Aml y % g A.
nN survivors ~ the miush steamer
hir which vas fstsn,h iufr-drsd sni
sunh vhils ni = NnAsse frum H,ufsx sos
Manrhs.t-f ~iih ca'so ~ pulp hs -
arrived hstt IN an interview with the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
NAP sUspters RELEASED.

SAVANNAH. gs April 10 The three
mtr arrested q, hsrdcsyille. n a., 40
susririuus rhaaeisfs' and declared 70
hs,c IN 'hsf posssssion = map csutala-
inf valuable military infosUsatleo
" dnssday proved 10 b. BrcshlyW sekeeo
teachers spending par, ~ their naseev
vacation walking from asvsnuah 10 NsV
NORA rhe msr wss one the, puvchaesA
hrfc showing the roads h.twsrn eavss-
nai tnd rhafies,.n The three r,sn
uftr fslnasss late wsdnssaa, upon ~.
t.fa ifvm the wsf d.psftm~ni. as,cr6s
ins 10 sdvicrs reaching here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
GONZALES Will WAGE
WAR AGAINST ZAPATA

MgNiCu Cl y Apn a. u,ns,si
Gonzales, whg ny been IN tho cap,ai ior
svv,tsl'munriai \,il leave with he fo,t,, /,
! nat Mon p,ns In cpntfstat.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20

sCIlt'LrEn osi-. Apvt, - : tAVecsslD
The nf., test n the o,H n1sG0pN a
r-rrsn, ur the .. Wssto sssM n -
ton 1i.if.ii N Q dsy hcis q aos ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20
Facts About United Cigar Stores

Facts About United Cigar Stores Just word two by introducing
o4 @ s s S s sf The N T a % Ss We compelled behalf
the smokers
mm Of this city,
Wu Our coming here much
eVehI opening VI one new
addition to others already exist
Thiscty stoobgto note such an occurrence
mimi especially interesting.
y" But W com with a way
Of IN
Of new IDEAS
mM Itwilpay smoker n o discover
u, c a - himself the novel lines on which we operate
Our advent here the breaking
nntSf ownhp,e% clerk under ground in retail cigar selling.
Our plan of operation is however, onyin n
m this chy-its strength as broad proposition has
"" been tried out and proved 1870 other cities Of the
Stores ay" country Twelve marvellous growth
Our plan notan experiment with us and it
NM will not be with you after size up
MW cordially invite you to do
ofu
the bSNhener invitation,
Cigar Stores increase what
Hhef htment
~n No transact complete in United Store
mM until the customer is satisfied pleased
III, una By passing of
s " vUS %S direct to million pleased
day. the "n.beween' profits
that the ordinary plan makes
@ necessary. Our system does away with all
useless rehandlngs and saving
MnsrST u""a Cigar Stores are the quality Of the Gsa.
he In addition Profit Sharing
share local and earnu
nhcntwa
co0nteA
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Wherever United Cigar Stores are
established they become an integral part
Of the community, contributing to it their
share of local pride and bearing their pro-
portion Of the public burden in rent, wages,
taxes, etc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20

United Cigar Stores wait on an average
of ! 100000 customers day, year in and
year out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20

Every United Cigar Store manager
works under plan which represents the
element Of ownership-every clerk under
Q plan which is equivalent to partnership.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20

Every officer in the United Cigar Stores
management is an active spirit in the
development of the enterprise. No figure
heads. It's an organization Of young men
with their fortunes 70 make.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-20

In most of the important cities Of the
country photograph Of the busiest center
Of business will show the sign of United
Cigar Stores. But there are 600, 600 places
in the United States where cigars are sold.
United Cigar Stores increase in number in
spite Of this tremendous competition.
The sun., 1916-09-03
RUSSIA'S GOLD WALL
HITS BUSINESS HERE
Conditions Imposed Threaten
Growing Trade Between
the Countries.

Recent financial provisions made eff
are causing much Inconvenience 10
American bankers. exporters and i'm
purters dealing with that country and
have resulted IN wholesale profess be-
firms which have been doing a thriving
business with that country. In the words
Of one banker. Russia IL building n
chinese wall ahou. herself which Is
effectively preventing exports OF gold
from that country and doing a good Sea
10 clog the usual channels OF interna-
tlonal business between the United
states and the empire,
The problem is an especially serious
one in view Of Americas growing trade
with Russia. Recent statistics have
shown that during a week but lately
passed daily exports 10 that conntry
from the port Of New York ~totalled
81. 000, 900.
Bankers say that II an exporter from
this country wishes 10 ship machinery
or any other commodity 10 Russia lac
must make an hr~rahe'h"nts TOT the
Transaction throuHh the Minister oI
FINANCE II mas I" takr my pay 'thtf
IN Russian Government bonds. which In
many cases he does not want. or Is
Obliged 10 allow 'he iuhus Nh'n ne u--
rIves from me sale OF the aoo"s 10 ne
deposited win RUSSIAN banks hh''I su'h
tllh~ az RUSSIA sees III 10 re.eaSe 'he'n'
They are there to his credit pu' ne can
n"' prom by 'A'm u''lI RUSSIA "'sh's'
Tor ne IL even unap'N . sell eN'h"hse
AGAINST MS Russian 'reuNs'
In the cas-" "' man VINO imports goods
from RUSSIA thihss AZ" A NIUE 't'tt'
Tor me American hu' .h'\ Ia" h"'N''S
on the shoulders VI me RUSSIAN exporter
As In the other 'hse' IN" TRANSACTION
has to be put through the once OF inc
Russian Minister or FINANCE ana whtn
the American IMPORTER pays lor IN" eo"u'
on their arrival IN TINS ronut'S IN" 'nhds
are deposited IN New YORK banks 4" INC
'-edit OF the RUSSIAN Government WINE
Inc kusslan exporter Is l'i''n 20 H'h'
The sun., 1916-09-03
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

hNliiSRf ELECTRIC rROrERTlEs-R Re.
porting for week ended Aug Is. show net con
u''itj load gain Of -. customers. with 50
Aii""Hti> lighting load and G3 hors. power In
motors Ne" business contracted for Includes
l,Ap customers with t6 kilowa'is lighting
ioau ami ~ horse power in motors Electric
energy "'Iirn, iUr well ~ greater than for
cuf'es'ouu.ng week a year ago
INTERSTATE ELECTRIC CORP Reports
gross i"i Xix months ended June 10 VI S.sa, sIs.
ne s3..A9, or i:Nt. Net was Sli<..:s, Inc
us, or $50 Twelve months gross Ss6,.
U.s. Inc ~; net &+l.:~, inc. 10 Sc,
ITHACA A Il ELECTRIC-Hss applied 10
y Y Public Service Commission for approve al
OF p%urchas" 81 capital stock Of Homer 1 Cor,
land Gas " Light 10. for sit7. 90.
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTRIC ross gain in
August s:1..ls or Is go. being SO. 90 larger
than gain made In any month OF nscsl year
which ended June 30.
MILWAUKEE A LIGHTING spplis-, 10
Ny, stock Exchange for listing OF s., 5si. 40
additional nrst mortgage ~ bonds. due 1897.
SAN FRANCISCO GAS 4 ELECTRIC-Has
called for payment Nov l VI 1906 and interest
SleO.oW OF Its <h% bonds.
The sun., 1916-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

rOAi. MARKET-would he nrs, TO feel
pln,h consequent upon railway strike, saws
odf Age. Nevertheless excellent condition
IN anthracite trade Is seen In independent
attitude OF sellers, and hItuminous trade IL
alive to Indications OF restricted output
and increased demand. Demand In lake
market continues good, hut operators are
chary OF quoting beyond SO days. Con.
sumption In midwest markets exceeds AL
records,
COINAGE or MONES--Treasury De.
partmcnt reports August coinage at minis
AZ follows: sea-, 600 In half eagles. SO. Ola
IN gold Mckinley memorial dollars. see
900 In dimes, 1890. 200 In nickels and 1880
In ono cont pieces. Coinage done for for
eign countries aud dependencies was a. fol
lows 900 gold pieces for Costa Rica,
Isl SO silver pieces for Colomhia, 500, 600
nickel pieces aud i.2oo.,oo bronze piec,.s for
Philippine Islands.
EXPORTS AND IMPoRTs-Expor,s Of
merchandise reported by \. Y. Custom
House saturday were valued at S~s0siTTl,
making fil,6le,sil for week. Imports were
valued at t3,s0o,Gi7. making 80. 7JG. GEO
FOR week.
HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL 4 SUGAR
Cp.-p"c!arcd extra dividend OF 81 In ad-
dition to monthly dividend OF 25c.
HONOLULU PLANTATION CO-Has
increased monthly dividend from b5c. to
Coo, effective September 10.
The sun., 1916-09-03

MINING NEWS.

KIMBERLY C0NSOL. MINING core.
ported operating 10 stamp mil on quartz as
laying Sl3 gold a ton. and recovering 72f "a
" OF tn. gold on malgi amazing plates.
Manager states cyanide plant Will
OPERATIONS early ms month,
n~'ALrMET 4 JEROME COPPER CO-Prcs.
G,' " Avery Says John !" I,anhor. supt
81 sprfnc" work on United Verde properties.
la purchased a substantial interest In our
CO.. paUv, and Is expected shortly to take charge
" our new development work.
aoATMAN GRANT GOLD MINING 60 -
.%'hr'"r"d In Ariy with capital ~ 81, Jo. 0p,
ih''r.VrhtOrs. Fairfax Cosby, !. u Manning.
" 4 Hostrr. Il X Bunker ana Donald G,
Cos e.
%."'TARIO LIMESTONE 4 CLAY co - sir
M ''u1le bOw"li. e. I white. Iuciu- T..
= j y Walker. Frank I"ian nnd John
y I'', have been elected directors. 81
Ma H'nz" Bowel ha. been elected pres e
WA''r v y. and Lucius Y. Allen zee and
The sun., 1916-09-03

tr"A'ln; asset value, market history. political
hsp"'ts amt earnings record published IA special
letter b! Hughes a Di.r, Philadelphia.
NICTnR MOTOR 70 -Hss purchased land
near Ciaynlon, for erection OF automobile
factory.
IL DEFINING 90 Reports net loss
ui N.tlt Tor quarter ended June W. cutting sur
Ilds from sils. 3ss TO stie sRJ. Sales plus me
In Inventory, sig.. 7i3 cost ~ scrap. EN-. r..
rsrs "i' s'pl 20 b'.rs'ions Tor q mon tbs
.lD" lf"ht OF sl5.b ole. increasing surplus from
$S;. As t" s,I., gS
T. Nj IKDN 60 - Declared extra dIyl
d'hd ~ - Ia sidltiun To quarterly Of e5
The sun., 1916-09-03
RESERVES DECREASE
IN FEDERAL BANKS
Combined Gold Reserves Show
Falling of Also, Board
Reports.
DISCOUNTS ARE FEWER
New York and Boston Liqui-
dation Results in Accept
ances Dropping.
DISCOUNTS ARE FEWER

wAsHINoroN. Sept. 2.-The Fedora
Reserve Boards regular weekly bani
statement al At close of business yester
day indicates decreases Of 10000. 00t
In tho combined gold reserves and oil
Sl9.700.ooo in the aggregate cash re.
serves Of the banks. Net member bank
deposits show an apparent decrease OF
$4,000 600. due. however. mainly to the
largo Increase in amounts Of clearing
house exchanges in course Of collection
reported by the Boston and New York
banks.
About S13, 400. 900 Of gold was trans
ferred to tho Federal reserve agents to
reduce the banks liabilities on notes is
sued. The aggregate gold our Of
the system comprising the AMOUNT Of
gold held by the banks and by the
agents. stand now at 1888, SOC. 900, a.
compared with 1921. 900 the week be-
fore and &521.5s2.00 three months pre-
vious.
The week also witnessed liquidation on
a considerable scale OF municipal war
rants and acceptances. As a result of
these developments the position Of the
banks IL somewhat stronger than at tho
end OF the preceding week.
All the banks except Cleveland report
smaller gold reserves than the week be-
Tore. These changes are accompanied,
however. In most cases by increases in
the balances due from other Federal re.
serve banks and in the amounts OF gold
held by the agents. New York reports a
large Indebtedness TO other Federal re-
serve banks Instead OF a substantial bal.
ance due as shown the week before.
Decrease In Discounts.
Discounted paper on hand decreaael
about $4,000. Dallas alone reporting
a substantial increase In holJlngs OF
lhIs class or paper. ~Acceptances on
hand show a decrease Of 81, SOS, 900. con-
siderable amounts having been liau,-
dated during the week by the New York
and Boston banks. OF the total bills.
including acceptances. on hand. 37.3 per
cent mature within 30 days and 40 per
cent. after 80 but within co days.
Transactions IN United States bonds
are reported by three banks. resulting
In an increase OF $4,000 in the holdings
OF bonds. No change il reported IN the
amounts Of one year Treasury notes
held. Municipal warrants on hand de-
creased SG.G5l. 600. the New York bank
reporting the liquidation on a large
scale OF New York city warrants held
for IL own account and for account OF
other Federal reserve banks.
Total earning assets are given a
Slsl. s9s. 900. about $40. 00O, 900 less
than the week before. or 32.g az agains,
81 per cent. OF the banks paid In ca ..
i.al. OF the total earning assets, ac.
c~eptances represent +3G per cent.
United states bonds. ?57 per rent. dis
counts. li5; warrants. III. and Treas
ury notes. as per cent.
The sun., 1916-09-03
Note-Arricultu INK live stock paper nj
writes OF from 81 days 10 six months.
Trade
d. a.

Authorized rates for bankers acceptance.,
y minimum go maximum. Rates for bills
OF exchange purchased IN open market by
Atlanta bank. 3tsGiis%. Rates for bills with
or without member bank Endorsement. with
ma'irities OF ninety days or less. purchased
IN open marke, by 81. LOUIS bank. .pi'e.
Rates for commercial paper purchased IN
open market by Dallas bank. SdiTD. Ra'ea
Tor trade a"teptances. with maturities OF
ninety days or less, purchased IN open mar
kG without member bank Endorsement. nv
New Orleans branch of Atlanta bank. 81 9
y Rate Of SCI for commodity paper with
naiurlties of from sixty days to SIX months
lied for San Erlnciaco bank.
The sun., 1916-09-03

Few important tuc, ua,ion occurred in the
foreign exchange market Saturday. Interest
centred chiefly in mark exchange. which re-.
NAMED AZ it, low record prices. Rupees
broke from 8? 20 to 70. thu. swinging In favor
Of this country This IL the first time that
exchange on India has been In our favor for
everal weeks. II previously having been
quoted above its parity of S3.4i.
In the following tables, when 'he de.
mand" sight" or check" rate I. quoted
In United States currency n 10 SAID 10 favor
this country II less than par. but when
quoted IN foreign currency II "a SAID 60 10
against" this country II l.ss than par For
the convenience OF readers such rates are
marked p when In favor OF and when
against this country.
The sun., 1916-09-03
RATES ON OTHER COUNTRIES.

AppfOhImate parltles OF above are; HOIIand,
S.5 cents, Italy. Greece and switzerland,
~. lire. drschma and francs respertiye.y:
mark, Sweden and Norway. $40 cents:
Brazil. s:H cents; Argentina, paper. t?i
cents. Argentina, gold, 1926 pesos. India,
Cit vents; Japan. &ss+ cents,
DOMESTIC Chicago, 20c, pre-.
MUM, -. LOUIS. l"c. discount bud. 80. dis.
count asked; Montreal. 7Gi premium. San
francisco. lJc, premium.
The sun., 1916-09-03
SILVER PRICES.

Average price OF silver in New York IN
Seitetnh+r, 1875. was Sjsc. an ounce; IN
September, 'slt, So 29c. an ounce; In Sortem-
t~f, 1919. ~ sc. an ounce: In September,
~ tSwc an ounce: In September. 1911.
E'Sc, an ounce
The sun., 1916-09-03
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Sept. :-Hoiidsy on the Stock
FVchaug" to day. Money, ~ q, Discount
rates. Short and three months bills, b ', u
SsI. Gold premiums At Lisbon. $500.
The sun., 1916-09-03
RAILROAD NEWS.

nmted states railroads operating l2s. tos
mics or about 1896 Of the country's total.
nave made returns so far OF operations IN
WI. nscal year ended June 20 last. and the
comparison OF results with the preceding
The sun., 1916-09-03
PITTSBURG MARKET

pITTSBURG. Sept, e,-Iriccs nrm, trading
dull. American window Glass Machine and
Pure on most In demand Summary
The sun., 1916-09-03
Gain In Government Deposits.

Go'ernm"nt deposits show an increase
OF $4,000. Eichmond. New York and
ihIlidolphii report considerable with
drt~olS for IN" week Of Government
FUNDS, when are. however. more than
onset b} gains shown fOr Boston and
other banks. Large increases I'm the
AMOUNT ot transit items are mainly
responsible" Tor the decreases In IA.
member bank DEPOSITS shown Cor the
banks outside uf New York and boston
't.er ''lanErs are shown in the
amounts uf Federal rcserv. notes In CIR
culi'iUu. Agents report a total Of SlgI-
o'",ouO net OF notes issued To- thu banks.
an increase for the week OF Sl4SO.OO O.
Against this total they hold $l--O35.O 600
II r'.d. compared With Sl63 $4,000 the
week before and si1.S42.vu 0 Of paper.
Ihe banks show a total Federal reserve
no." circulation 90 sl70.5lS,uU0, an in
crease for the week Of sl4,l4G.O 900. and
aggregate net liabilities ~ sl4.4I6. 600
uron notes issued 20 them by the agents
The sun., 1916-09-03
NEW YORK BANK cLEARINGs.

The volume Of business Transacted In or
through New York on Friday IL indi.
ported saturday BY the New York Clearing
House. totalled tl.o6s.s S. 900. These daily fg.
ures lack significance unless compared with
ihs daily averages in the Coz esponding per.
isds Of FORMER years. New York, the fnan.
0A centre. reflects more or less accurately
the country. The comparisons will be found
even more valuable when considered In con.
junction with the summary Of railroad earn
Dals araeasAa-
The sun., 1916-09-03
MONEY N EXCHANGE.
CALL MONEY.

TIME MONEY-Market easy for short
dates, but holds firm for matnritie. over the
yesr. Sixty days, 2Nn3% ninety days. 3i.d
SNS; four months, stn3k%: fve months,
SSdiS: six months. skuAeS.
The range In the week ended scptem.
ber Z, 1915. was from ?Is% for sixty days
10 ~ for six months: range in the week
ended september T. 1914. from sass for
SIXTY days to 7ds% for six months: range in
the week ended September 6. 1918. from "a
SXS for SIXTY days TO So for six months
The range in the week ended September
10, 1913. was from avs for sixty days TO 3i.%
FOR sH months: range In the week ended
september II. 1914. from 6asTs for sixty days
10 ,as% for six months; range in tho week
ended september u, 1919, from 4atn% for
ANY days 10 - for six months.
COMMERCIAL PAPER-Market dull and
unchanged at 3ii% for four 10 six months
prime names; good names. sna3Neo. In.
dorsed bills receivable sold At 2hT. ?ta% and
NS according TO maturity, IL eligible for
rediscount. Ineligible bills ruled y of 10
higher.
The sun., 1916-09-03
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 2-The statement OF
the receipts sand disbursements Of the Trra,
ury shows:
The sun., 1916-09-03
United States Gan DIstricts).

In the follo table arc unmarried re-.
porte OF all important American steam rail.
wAysEcompanfes now operating q total Of
approximately 10000 miles Of road. The
miie average" 10 ohtained By dividing total
earnings by total mileage.
The sun., 1916-09-03
Statement Of the !. hanks.

statement ~ combined resources and
liabilities OF the twelve Federal reserve
hanks or the United States at close ~
business September /. 1876:
RESOURCES.
last three ciphrr- omitted
Sept !, Aug -. Sep, 3.
1915 1915 1919
Gold con and c~riif.
'ales IN vault .. go 3;s S1ia. 20 500. sss
Gold settlement fund li .bpl 10 81 80
Gold redemption fund Wv
with L : Treasurer N9 CA ,lse
Total gold reserve .S3il.s-l Sg;9 "a, Spss ~
Legal tender notes. sl,
Yer. &c............ IS.Gnj Y .65 ls.7%
- 1900 ----
Total reserve. .,..... s36i .3-6 S3a. To- S.s- ss;
10 REDEMPTION fund
The sun., 1916-09-03
EASTERN DISTRICT MILE AVERAGES.
TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE.
Z AFTER TAXES.
Southern District.

Aggregate
mileage OF
roads %rerorting
for the period.
The sun., 1916-09-03

DETAILED EARNGH HOUSE NEM lent SATURDAY MORNING. sEprEMBER ua
Three. cs omitted
The sun., 1916-09-03

inc. t%'2.'ri. maiu' equip a',I.5ss. inc 50:
i75 transportation 1871. ga. Inc S1N, gel net
after taxes s., ol6. 20. inc. I.oii. &.,.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-14
ARRESTS THREE
WITH THE GOODS
Cruces Sheriff Captures
MeXicans Near Hatch; Re
ported They Confess.

Three Mexicans. Amado Refugio. Fe-
lix Come and Alfredo Flores. said TO
be from the southern repu3blic. are in
Jail at Las cruces under charges of
burglary and breaking seals on santa
Re freight cars. as the result OF their
arrest al daybreak Tuesday morning
by sheriff Felipe Lucero. Of Dona Ana
county. New Mexico. at valley settle
men5. -our miles west OF Hatch. near
Bincon. The arrest followed a rob
bcry OF santa Fe commIssary cars at
Hockett station. % miles west Of Rim
con. last Saturday night. in which dry
goods and groceries of the value Of
SIS were taken.
George H Thomas. special agent of
the Santa Fe railway company. with
headquarters at Albuquerque. said
Wednesday that all Of the prisoners
have confessed their guilt and had Of
Tered 10 nay tOr the goods found. but
that they were told that their cases will
be tried by Dona Ana courts.
TX is reported that sheriff LucerO
found quantities of the goods taken
from the cars at Hockett buried outside
the houses OF two of the MeXicans. and
that in Comes house a number Of ar
ticles missing after other box car rob
berries We're uncovered
Mr. Thomas said the native New
NeXicans living around the scene Of
the arrests commended eheriff Lucero
highly for his activity and wanted
II known that they viii not permit
criminals from Mexico 20 be harbored
among them knowingly