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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25

visit FL PasO and to note her contin-
ued groWths progress and prosperity,
even under existing un1aForarle con-
ditiOns- In view OF the fact that dur
ing the past three months there has
been carried on from Washington
through the mails a vigorous cam
paign in this district by my honorable
opponent, congressman W X. smith,
first in the mailing Of garden seed
10 the voters Of this big district; sec
ond his 1910 tariff speech third, MS
extended speech entitled democratic
Achievement and fourth. the speech
Of Champ Clark entitled The MAKING
OF a representative a million copies
Of which have been printed In an Ell
four of which communications have
been mailed under frank. at the eX-
neuse of the government. / have feit
at liberty TO visit the people and 10
make speeches in behalf OF my own
candidacy.
SAYS Has Much EneouraEement-
q have received eucoura cement
from all portions OF the district east
Of the Pe-cos. even beyond my most
sauguine expectations and I can ad-
visedIy state that believe that I will
receive enough votes east Of the Pecos
river 10 leect me. should 7 not receive
a single vote west OF the Pecos- But
with this knowledge / am DESTROYS OF
carrying every county west OF the
Pecos- And in view OF the fact that
nv honorable opponent has now held
this office nearly IA years I am mop
ing that FL Paso will be willing 10 en-
list under my banner and give me her
support. I received nearly 1000 votes
from IL Paso in 1914. every one or
which ] deeply appreciate
..WouId Have Raised H
Il believe that / am in closer touch
with the interests OF west Texas than
my honorable opponent. for I am per
sonally familiar with every portion OF
The territory. its conditions needs am
requirements II had been your
during the past i
months. I would have had adequate
border protection, or I would have
raised h i'm Washington The
time has arisen when our government
can no longer refuse adequate prOtec-
riou TO our border citizens. They have
suffered indignity after indignity and
ii congress only knew how many
sleepless nights the good women on
our border haveN passed for months.
they would not consider for one mo-
ment the removal OF our troops from
Mexico. In my Judgment our troops
should never be removed until they
bring with them villa dead or alive
and break up in Mexico Nillaism IN
every form and fashion. But in this
great crisis 7 am with our president.
right or wrong
Il am a native Of Texas, and for p
years have voted the Democratic tichet
from president to constable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25
BURT ORNDORFF DELEGATE
TO PEACE LEAGUE MEETING

president r B. Orndorff. Of the
chamber Of commerce. has gone to
" ashlIls ton and other eastern cities
oL 4 business trip. and while in the
national cpaital viii attend the meet
ins OF the League Of Nations 10 En-
IOrce Peace, which convenes there
friday at the Willard hotel Former
president William H Taft viii pre-
side over the meeting.
Mr. Orndorff will 20 ON N Pos4o,
70 attend the national hotel mems
convention and while there viii De the
guest OF Edward a. Filene. merchant
OF tnat city, who is director OF the
NATIONAL chamber OF commerce Mr.
t1lene was entertained here b, M
Ornoorff and other chamber or com
merce directors last Febfuarv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25
e5TH DISTRICT COURT.
ballard ColdrveU Trrc..r,gt....

Audra Gilmore vs. T. l. Gilmore.
divorce and restoration OF maiden
II. Hayes Watson rs II p 7r-C1f,
took. suit for $500 damages for per
sonal injuries; verdict for plaintiff for
A J. Crockett vs.. Andres viIlaresl
et ux. sequestration and attachment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25
THE COURTS
EIGHTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS
J. r. Harper r. r. Higgins and A. VI.
Nalthnll. justices.

Notions ONerruied-
/ J. h Yates vs. Mrs. y. h Watson
l e. al from Jones. appellants motion
| TO strike out appellee's cross assign
J. W Streetman ct al vs. @ 2. Lasa-
ter, eu al from Taylor motion OF plain
! TIFF in error TO correct Judgment
Motions Granted.
J. W Streetman ct al vs. G. e. I.asa-
PENDANT in error for mandate on affi-
davit in forma pauperis
Continental oil & Cotton Co. VS.. J. J.
Steele, from Jones. motion Of plaintiff
in error for corrected findings.
l. r. King II al VS.. Hardin Lumber
Co. from Harris, agreed motion fer
certiOrari.
Motions For RehearinE OverruIed.
Continental Oil & Cotton Co. vs. J.
J. steele. from Jones, motion Of plain
tiff in error.
Wichita Southern Life ms. Co. vs..
Mary F. Roberts. from Haskell.
Fl PssO sash &. Door Co. vs.. z ~
Carraway. from Fl Paso.
! F Wilson ct al vs. W. T. Thomp-
son, from Scurry.
Motions Submitted.
Kansas City. Mexico & Orient Pv Co
et al VS.. Frank Corn, et al. from Knox.
motion OF appellant. Galveston. Har-
risburg & san Antonio Rv Co TO 70
form and render in favor Of said ap-
pellant
Kansas city. Mexico & Orient Rv Co
et al vs. Frank COPn. ct al from Knox.
motion Of appellant. Kansas CITY. Mex
leo & Orient Ry Co. TO modify opinion
L ". Houghtling VS.. J. A Euban5.
from Scurry, appellee's motion for
rehearinE-
Reformed and Affirmed
Z H Yates VS.. Mrs. y. X. Watson.
ct al from Jones.
Affirmed.
W. Y P. Baker vs. c f. Brown. from
Scurry.
Howard Jacobe Us. Houston Electric
company. from Harris
J. n King ct al vs. Hardin Lumber
Co. from Harris.
sadie B. Brady ct al. vs.. J. c. Cope.
ct al. from Leon.
Reversed and Dismissed.
Dora Evans vs. Jack Evans, from An
dreWs
Reversed and demanded
j. Applebaum II uX- Us. Spinner-Hav
Lumber Co from Harris.
Submitted.
Seth 3. Orndorff ct an VS.. Z r Nc
Kee, ct al. from Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25
1hYEARS Ago Today
Z 4FrOm The Herald OF This
Date. 1902

As result OF a reconsideration of
tLe Shipment OF young cattle from the
Ccrraiitos company, which created SO
much comment among cattlemen here
more than a month ago. about = per
cent OF the shipment has been CLASH
lied as over one year old The second
cla ssiflcauon was made in Denver at
The request Of the COrralitos com
pany. which entered a strong protest
against the first examination.
Members Of thee confederate veteran
and grand army of the republic campS
PythIas hall for the purpose Of max
ing plans for the celebration of Ne.
mortal day- The church was beauti-
fully decorated i'm bunting and flags
The wages of mOtormen and con-
ductcrS Of the electric street railway
have been substantially increased. The
present rate is 49, cents per hour
W lille the new scale viii have a bass
high as L cents.
George Sauer has returned from,
Cansnea- where he has been for some
time. He reports everything i'm a
prosperous condition.
J. II. Adams. chief clerk in collector
Pat CARROTS office. has returned from
O. trip 10 eastern Texas.
II PasOaus will play an important
part i'm the upbuilding of CloudcrOft
according 10 reports received in the
city. many new homes being under
course Of construction al the summer
resort Among those who have re-
Gently purchased lots and propose &c
build this summer are w r. I.atta.
Mrs. Hogan. Judge w. Kemp. W. ]
Rand, J. W HOLSTER, L. H. Hammer
f. IT, Gargut, T. r. Harter and r. Z
LightbOdy
L. J. Kelley. roadmaster of the G.
H. railway. is in the city from a trip
up the road
Miss Frances Lockhart entertained
number of her friends at her home i'm
hcnCr OF her sister. Mrs Van Week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25
PREMATURE POWDER blast
.---l.--LL-L ~. III. y. !.

Jose Renteria, a Mexican laborer. was
signify injured Wednesday afternoon.
Wnen quantity Of powder exploded
prematurely in an excavation at the
site Of the new home OF the FL Paso
Momen,s club at Mesa avenue and
ever street The injured man was re-
moved 10 Hotel Dieu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25
HOUSE COMMITTEE AGREES
TO ARMY APPROPRIATIONS

Washington. p. C., May 25.-The
army appropriation hill. CARRYING
Sl45.000.o00 and including provision
Tor carrying out the Hay-Chamber-
lain reorganization bin. was agreed
10 today BY the house military com
mittee-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25
THIEVES TAKE GARDEN HOSE.

Thieves Wednesday afternoon stole a
piece Of white garden hose from the
'front.' yard OF the residence Of Mrs. II.
ing 10 a report made TO the police. The
hose was attached TO the hydrant in the
front yard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25
41sT DISTRICT COURT.
y. R. Price. Presiding.

Mrs Corda ChitwOod. community
survivor. VS.. j. +. Elias et al. suit on
note and foreclosure. filed.
G. & kieffer and Myrtle Maud
kieffer- executors. vs.. Atlas Rricl-
company. suit on note: filed.
Every pody's Department store VS.. p
l. Locke. suit on account siIed
John Adams VS. Liz Ponce de Leon
Adams. divorce: filed.
Edmund d. LOchman vs. II II Hunt
suit on note: filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25
BOTH EXPORTS AND IMPORTS
AT NEW YORK PORT TNCREAs

new York. May 25--Exports OF mer-
clandise from the port OF New York
during April amounted TO S1Sf.15I9fG.
compared with SI25.I25.523 in AprfI =
year ago Imports for that month IN
creased also. amounting to S1I5.2gO. s62.
compared with 92,252, G29 in April. 1918.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25
Change Of Heart

\ TEACHER when school
nj dfe his Jared Ia r,nttsr
- fun nj buise~ WIenT
ia be N miles
dead all and I'll
his face in twain The passed by famous
might had talwrt
sought that teacher and
pest in When
ubad
wicked little dub red long, have IiI
spiked ell
inei his and through his BY and remarked
Gee
protected he Newspaper ssrvcs) WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25

IN the federal court nj Chicago ID mar
tssulled that he traded q bottle o. a GER
In patent mediocre Tor a. snake II WAS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25
~ HOWARD L. RAM.

water eeyser and laving his parched.
bunion garnished feet in the same
The park was discovered in 1910 by
a trapDer who was chased into II bv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25

The Arizona Gazette says Villa is ubiquitous. Not
ubiquitous if YOU take Carranza's word for it. He be-
Iieves Villa is in, lust one place, place considerably
removed from this world but which Pancho tried
his best to create on this earth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25

Agents of a Milwaukee railroad are being provided
with needle and thread hammers and nails for prevent
ing the loss Of broken packages Of freight For instance
when an agent finds torn sack of flour he must darn
it instead Of merely damning 1t heretofore.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25
ALPINE OFFICER BRINGS
BACK ALIEEEn D

Deputy sheriff F. " Robinson of
Jeff Davis county. arrived i'm III Pass
from Alpine Wednesday evening.
deserter from one of me iufanrr-
regiments along the border. Ban was
taken to Fort Bliss Thursday morn
ing and turned over to the military
authorities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25
ARGUE MAPLE
PAVING APPEAL
Lawyers for Commissioners
and Contractor Mckee
Contest Controversy.

The Maple avenue paving contro-
versy. wherein the county commission
ers were enjoined by judge Ballard
ColdweH from enteCing into contract
with the Fl PasO Bitulithic Paving
company for the improvement OF the
street. was argued Thursday morning
in the Eighth court OF civil appeals.
where It was carried BY the commits
sioners on appeal
]. T. WOOdsOn and J D. McGrady.
attorneys representing the county ]
commissioners, presented arguments
for the appellants J. n Nealon ar
gued for r F. Mckee and other de-
PENDANTS in the appeal
The suit for Injunction against the
county commissioners was Instituted
by x E Mckee and other contractors
after the county commissioners had
awarded the contract for the paving
OF Maple avenue 10 the FL Paso Btu
Hthic company The commissioners
asked Tor bids only on bitulrhic. BUN
when the date for opening bids ara
rived Il was found that several con-
tractors had submitted bids on con
pared by the Southwestern Portland
Cement COMPANY The low bid for
concrete was considerably under the
bitulithic bid. and when the bitulthic
bid was accepted Injunction proceed
ings were instituted. resulting I'm ne
commissioners being enjoined from en-
terlnE into TN contract
Il has not been indicated when the
court Of appeals viii hand down its
decision in the case
carry them forward ed told of the rise
of cashier Edgar kayser from Her
aid carrier boy TO his present position
with the biggest bank in the south
west
Herald Big Factor.
Mr. Kayssr- in the course Of his re-
marks about The Herald. said ne con
sidered that The Herald had done more
than any other one institution in I'd
Paso-eXcept the banks-for the up-
build OF the city The Herald has
spread facts broadcast a-<5ut Fl Paso.~
he said. and is one OF the biggest fac
tors and strongest influences in EI
PasO today
R. 5. Gray said his firm often had
calls from its correspondents all over
the southwest for copies OF The Herald
n ]. Collins received the weekIv->
club prize and Ralph Converse was des-
ignated to furnish one next week The
prize this week was furnished BY the
Wilson-Millican Cleaning works.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25

These Republican and Progressive state conventions
all go through about the same procedure lot Of par
iamentary stuff then the selection Of delegates and
then wild yell for Roosevelt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25

In the past four years there has been remarkable
change in the status OF two Roosevelt has gone
up and Bryan down in the public estimation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25

The height Of temerity is to call suffragist SUI
fraqet The sufragists say the difference endings
means the difference between argument and Ratchet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25

Flip quarter to see whether shall turn on the
electric fan or the steam heat tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25

Some of these days the state of Arizona will recover
its balance and elect a man Of the type of Col Nc
Clintock or Capt John c. Greenway-and have gov
ernor Among the Democrats the selection of George A
Olney would indicate hopeful trend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25

20 be more efficient than human ragmeu-
They are operated by electricity and In $500
tests they failed only four times.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25

,o. Tar great vau in China Is over 1909 miles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25

Mr.. Bryan says the newspapers and the munitions
makers responsible for New YOrks preparedness
parade of 10000 people Mr.. Bryan should know that
nothing but very soul moving emotion viii ever get
10000 free citizens Of all ages and stations in life into
a parade.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25

help them to come into their Own that much better IS
the army bill
Furthermore. Americans generally hope that from
some source from the army bill or the Mexican cam
paign, viii come commissions Ior some hgnIy caPaoie
noncor7iSsoned officers Of course fight does
make technically trained officer, but 1t is fairly safe
to predict that any nOncOmmissioned officer who can
show such leadership resourcetulness coolnes vaor
sergeant at Glen Springs can somehow pass muster
credtabIy under shouderstaPs In any European eoun-
Try the nations appreciation Of duty admirably per
formed would have been substantially shown before
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-25

miles Of border land Only scattering settlements and
improved places exist and these rarely connected
by passabe without making long detOuTs going
back to the distant base at the rail-side-
Since the proposed border military road would be
so very useful and profitable to the people quite apart
from its military purpose its construction should be
paid for partly by the states taversed- fair dvi-
sion of cost would be oneha by the national govern
ment and one-haf by the states traversed. But the
road should be built and
Imagine how greatly simplified the whole problem
OF border patrol would become if there good inn
proved road all the way along the boundary, which
troops and supplies could be moved rapidly by motor
army mounts; and along which there could be
established stations at convenient intervals
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-01
statesmen and Solicitors.
WANTED.-SALESMAN

TO sell our line Of standard cream
scpsrators 10 dealers only. In al or part
Of the state, on . straight commission
basis. Exclusive territory and contract.
This ID 4 weIl-known. weii-advertiscd
line Of cream separators. now being sold
successfully by the best dealers
We send our statesmen good live PROF.
poets which can be turned Into ordsrn
Very attractive proposition made to good
man who can cover territory vigorously
and get the business. Olive full pArtlcu-
lars. references. otc. In frst letter.
Axars.a e0a. pes
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eALEsaAN wanted for an attractive life
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Miscellaneous

4%AAoSSAA&AAsSses
HOUSES ALL MODERN.
sls 8. si.t 81, s.r., ssa.So'
a7ao 3 st., So. side IT., s'S.
1903 Park Ave, s-r.. ss2.6o.
s22O Burt ST.. 7-r., ssb.
liz 8. s5th Ave, s-r., Ss5.
24os wakeley St.. sleeping porch. s-r., sun
sos s. SSth ST., s-r., $50.
sil 8. 3sd St.. S-r., SIS.
HOUSES PARTLY MODERN.
1905 Charles St.. 5-r., s12.
2!sl Saratoga st.. a.; SIS.
+ FLATS \ IS Mob Nj b. AND nj PARTLY
MODERN.
2sos Leavenworth, Or. $3.50.
1885 8. 18th, e.r.. $40.
1898 Cass st., 1o-r.. $S6.
2305 Dewey Ave, S.r, $3.50.
MODERN APARTMENTS.
ss2.50--3375O. COS 8. 31st st., 6-r. and
bath, janitor service; best apartment In
the city for the money.
Boswo. tn, s2i7 Howard st. Furnished
and unfinished. Walking distance.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO.,
Tyler 1896. Rose Bldg.
WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT.
HOUSES AND COTTAGES.
PARTLY MODERN.
ar, S401 Maple St.....,.........$ 500
MODERN EXCEPT HEAT.
b-r. 1907 N. 29th st. ............. lb.O0
5-r. 1904 Saratoga st............. 1000
5-r. 2914 Saratoga St............... 1000
6-r. 2s1s N. 27th st. (for colored).. 1900
7-r. 270S Seward st. bargain at. $3.50
STRICTLY MODERN.
6-r 1913 Seward ST. (choice detached
house newly decorated, in first
class residence distric) $4,000, with
garage ................... $3.50
or. 81 s. 2Sth st. (strictly modern
detached house very close in, bar
gain) .............,..... $500
7-r. 1905 N. 18th St............... 5000
s-r. SAT Park Ave. "a good detached
house very close In, will make
improvements to suit tenant) 80. $500
SIR. III Park Ave- "a good brick
dwelling newly decorated through
out, In first class residence dis
trict) ..................... IS 90
s-r. 7ls N. goth ST. "a large brick
dwelling close in) ............ $500
dwelling well arranged for keep
ing roomers and boarders) ...... 5000
1l-r, All s. 3Sth St.........,.,.. 1900
FLATs-sTRIcTLY MODERN,
5-r. 600 s. 18th st. (Very choice.
strictly modern flat close I'M -, $3.50
PLETE LIST BEFORE RENTING.
PORTER & SHOTWELL,
200 s. 18th St Doug. 60lS
DETACHED
Splendid 7-r. new brick house, on Lin
coin Blvd, near 33d Bemis Park; gar
age II desired; this is very choice. -.
.................... .SbO 500
31s7 Davenport. Ser. all modern, good
neighborhood ..................... $50
3345 Boyd. G-r., well water. electric light
and gas .............,...' ..'..... Slo
27l0 Mason, Ser. partly modern. ...... $40
ATTACHED.
1lb 81. S0th, 7-r. aud reception hall, new,
brick, very fine. .................$37 so
A. p. Turkey SON.
Phone Doug. oo2. 1507-s W. Q. W. Bldg
SIS. 0o-257S Poppleton Ave, 8 rms, mod
S275o--4307 Decatur St., Ser. very good
ss0. 00--4313 Seward st., rms, mod.
S40o0-120 N. 9lst Ave-. rms, mod.
S45Oo--asI2 Dodge ST., 9 rms. gar, mod
$50. oo--110s s. SD St., Ser, mod, gar.
So.oo--as40 Harvey. . rms. garage
S7ooo-s56 N 10th St., rms. very good.
S7bO0-9 rms, furnished. West FarnAm.
GLOVER q SPAIN.
Douglas sss2 1890 CITY National
SEE THESE b-ROOA CoL1AuLS.
CALL DOUG. as OR WAL. 1875.
3532 N. 18th. bath and gas. ......., $4,000
4lst and Hamilton, bath and gas. 1880
1914 Clark. city water. ........... $500
i4i7 N 18th. city water. .Sl4.00
SPIN 18th, city water. .{l5. 90
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FOR RENT-ROOM
Furnished Rooms,


Cool. With or with
out bath. Public
showers and tubs
each floor. Hot and
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evator and phone.
Daily. Weekly and
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for money.
rarnam, at 18th.
r. D. McFaddan, Mgr.
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FLATS.
s31-23 q. 18th, 20-r., c. W., gas. $50.
l045 8. goth 6-r., G. W., gas, SIS.
621 8. 2sth St.. Ar. c. W.. gas, t17.
12ll 8. nth, Der, o. W., gas, I'll.
22l4 d St., So. Side, Ar, c. W., 80.
DETACHED HOUSES.
1876 Georgia Ave-, 7-r., bath, c. W.. $2a6o.
1914 s. 37th St.. 6-r.. modern, t23.So.
as2S N. 22d. s-r.. modern. $40.
s09 N. 28th st.. 7-r., Q. w., $50.
221s Seward, 6-r., Q. ", SIT.
ais 8. 18th St.. 6-r, G. w., S1e.
S13 8. 18th ST.. B-r.. Q. W., SIC.
1919 Davenport ST.. 6-r.. c. W., S1A
ia s. 22d st., 6-r.. bath, gas. tis.
34l2 Lake st.. Or. we'll. $3.50.
- GARVIN BROS.
345 Omaha National Bank Bldg.