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SOC Readymade
Wells. pic

gcadymade Wells, plain
AMI ,anoy meshes: chenille
uo'urd borders: b!acl; and
,o'ors. yelling Dept, First
F'Oor.l
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3Cc China Mating, l9c

Extra heavy Weight China
Mating. in checHs and
stripes o: srcen, rcd, blue,
tan, and brown.
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25c Stamped Goods,

Stamped Scarfs and Cen
tclpieces. heavy quality H.
meme. Ccntcrs III inchc =
rouHd and scarfs lSNjI Ia.
(A;t DEM }
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SOC Bath Slippers, 29c

3b-inch white Hollow Iu;
Washable Corduroy. for
making coats aid suits.
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Mems and womcn's Crash
Ba'h Slippers: assorted coli
orr s!zcs 10 2. tShoc
Dept, F,rS, Floorl
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Infants Sims. DC

lnsant>' ONr Slips. Of
rainHoOk, bishop strIe
scalloped cdginG on neck
and s!cG"cr.
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Mems 25c Carriers. 15c
sc Storm Serge, l9c

Mons Paris Pad Carriers,
cable web: In black, white,
and plain Colors.
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Sl.OO Suiting, 69c

H-inch storm Serge. close
twill, firm woven quality,
II. black only
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Sl.50 Lace Curtains,
SSc

Nottingham Lace Chr
;ains. IS 10 80 inches wide;
2 Yards long: plain and
ncar:ly worked designs,
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Bows Sl.OO Hats, SOC

RoyR' Haas, Of fancy
tweed and cashmere. In
+ dorI and telescope
shapes. suitable Tor boys
from d to II years ~ age,
Noys' Dept, Third Floor
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Flannelct.e Petit
cnntS. 2ac


iFlRn nc.ctte pctticoais.
ight AMI dark COlors. me-
dunn length: various STYLES
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12I,c Handkerchiefs,
3 for pc

women Pure Linen
Henstltchel HanlkerCNlsfs.
neatly Nnad"; good sheer
quality. hcms:. ghe1 boz
ders.
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ChNdroa's Wush DrcTs
good qulI.v SlnrhuT.'.
iOosa belts. SECS u t. -
yeats.
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Sl.OO Corduroy, 79c

5i-inCh GRAY Tweed Suit
ms, very desirable for suits
ani skirts.
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CITY GOVERNMENT
IS PROM|SED COAL
Contractors Assure Commits
sloners There Will Be No
Shortage in Schools.

Assurances that after tomorrow there
viii be no shortage In the coal supply
for the public schools and District gov
eminent buildings we're received today
by the Commissioners.
Representatives. OF the contractors
called on N. G.. Hargrove. purchasing
officer, today with the information that
seven carloads Of coal consigned to the
District government are between Wash
ington and Clifton Forge, part OF which
Will arrive tomorrow.
Tho District building, which uses
about five tons OF coal daily, had only
thirteen tons on hand this morning.
The threatened closing of Washington
school buildings was adverted by the
arrival of fuel this Afternoon al the
schools.
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Hcms:tlched MorcC rlsCG
Damask Scarfg, sizo iSXj0
inches.
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S1.OO Table Cloths. 69c

Hcmmed Tea Towels,
made OF heavy twill linen
finish crash.
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E 81 :[!!e 58B &4EE 81
Hat Pins, . for l0c

Sterling SILVER Has Plns,
nea'. pretty styles: cul-
ho.scd ana engraved e.
f.,'s. 'ICwCI.Y D1piD
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Handkerchief,
Z Rnr nc

CN.ldens,S school LAND
kerch.rS. iha,r white hem
stitched dd1 ,."s5 barred
lawns and d.niities Neatly
made
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lOc Oil. &c

ThrC c-ia-Ouo OIL. far
various kinds Of MAJ Ainer,
etc. (Notion Dcpt.)
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DC Pillow Tons. loo
I9c Corset Covers lOc

stamped Pillow Tops. for
Cross stitch work. (A;t
| DCDtl
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New Ribbons, lac

All SILK Ribbons - ,urnrs
wide: I'm moir's AMI checks
complete assortuCu' ~
wanted shades also U;1CH.
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Mnmen's 25c Hose. 1lc

WoMen's Fibre Boot silk
.iCsr. seamless foot, dou-
h,c sole. high spllcsd hecl
rnl toe. garter tops: black
l,d v nite.
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Childreh's Dresses, 5Jc

1N-IlCN hsrSal"@. lighi
ground with Eea. colored
urin.inEg.
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$l.29 Satin Duchessc,

60 -.aaE BLACK Satin Du-
cheese. extra heavy. rich
m'ia face grade, for max
ing coats BEd street
ll't 81 ~,
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stamped Three Piece
Corset Covers, COOL quality
nainsOuk. tart Dcpt)
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~ sc GcOrsstte Crepe
Ga. .. t.immed with VEN
a.. 80 Val lGCes: round
Ln tailor effects.
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Boys RaincOat and
Hat, 500

Boys Tan WATERPROOF
Eaincnat and Hat. sizes .
~ 10 y"ars. (BuyS' Dept.
Third Floor
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S2.2j Spreads, S1.l9

Crochet Fringei bel
Spreads. double bed size
with cut-out corners: Maj.
settles designs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25

en- mn Oouii (tuor Ginor %moc.
or antomWltt til Imcrltu. 6rmntt
finite. Oau'tc a. omrritdnit, M>u'il.
frlti.crc cmtaltr ham / hrjt %outo-
utr. Sans StUHmc ilNt'liuta mcO
Njlhclm Ncrolo4 %UoU bar iulOc
ret o @lor / %urla. Nopt NIohoiO
/ Nhl.noclphju cr bans Enprc2jArlo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25
Sor en- Sperofpnponiit or Der

Sor en- Sperafomponiit or Del
bIanot ale &c anorc funiineriife Wnl'
itcIi9beocr iGrIia 10 iarlige SflGr.
iom oct iiTloen lDtfeS noaen at goo
belt flor al. Get CT pao Den en- 81
&c "Scater" % poa Den onocn Sioc
iormcgcn HeoIisme. Stolicnernc
bar bnot mlctteit Tor at flere liz op
noo oct ierite StiTr oa NutioS.5p'
lferlc iiobcr nUitcn oltio bllnD'n'i
poa oct onbct. vi Den mere Sios
Somponilter er piimof Wi5et mco
Carmen" 0cn cneite, iom bar belio'
oct eli ioa genial 1oft, at ban 'lllo-
fontnlen rigtig bar flnloet % 'ulgt
Wclcnlpeicr @ounoo pilcr oglad |
iii Wiciteruerf "6niiit" Tor oct nielte
en- iiffcr ScIeIIc Tor, buno Scr er
Spcroarcren cgcn, bOao Der affilrat
% life minore ellcr mere nlaa I'll Tor
at nGffc % pc~0ligeboloe SQulioncn.
% fan ban ems um0crti0cn giue ocn
rene OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ell bre6cre
(loo9 emo hel0ig for ben oetoliereoe
ornmotiitc StiI0ring. iao tllgipcr
man ham Oct gjcrnc. Mnn ficocr fig
/ hpcrt Solo life ml6cr ocnne melo.
oiriAe, dornlonte % porillt mcnnclfc.
linc Wtuiif. % oct or boQ ct gonlfc
bcmcrfelicapGroiQt @obe. Tcnnc
W}uiif er . ., ii9er noAcu nco ell
Minc, ion ON Salt, Ecbcr % Naf-
crrct iflloc prre ben encitc nlennc-
ifcliac 6ooc. ga, Den or loo, Den or
iromctltn0 ION MODEM Grue, Tom
Nolen3 Suit, ionr ell iorcl'tct apin-
bc9 SmiI. ia al oA Ill cnooA lom
lin &ouitft. Get cr noturIiGuiS ior-
moltcli9 / en- McItetio ionl Dor, at
latte Nri2 pao Den SloaS SoriTngc-
liQbe0. men mango Nicnncl(cr. Ser
iblonot Der Ncionrlon / "Si0cna
SeQn". Qier oct / bpI @rno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-25
&porlcocs Oct Jurti9nc
o9 crficitc &oitcnio:
oct tiitcrcoce.
Meattbtort tuN Dc irroial0utOt SlGas
90 50 lgarts "Clt GarnntClei.

Etuue t'emmcloptoe ooteia't h.vcr ru
hru9t I Here Stem cro ncaet ouoC! ro'e
mlbotI. Zen Cuyt.Gsc5. gt,tec cc N,ehto.
tporuep rem oue.g,Untv ouoo,,t; Nouc iout
Tortle!elitt trup 20 rails. Il tauobeo meat
rrro,G. Sutou rlie.cfc.cc al Ben taoO lat.
On Tags Sruc ~ uGu.lcujs crctommt en-
o%lmlneeliQ corc 't.p RiOtors lluortS
turtls. Ce'oa 'oy.ru.ie 'cr @toutit.
'%rampooile >iyubtcrc. blou!Ut't 2utWa
&c co't poGtroott om Eruitysu.
Ar'ta' 'JG bu,!teu'cmtCu Ayothtftr ~
Gunce @inU .uTre 80 Gents. Tar bel wa
en- Nlnifo't, 90 'ule otuut men olmiuoello
Srrlp a. |Gyauul0teo Suti,r. Tcttc oipt,
tto Il. en- %e.oruiuc a. fur - Cerie -
en- 'uio Niui a. bebre rois'oil eub IN ,lmoC
.lsbs ior 2.5c. (aotg nm 'ao Niiuuier q,
il!beeoe. NuIotRuoiQt A~Erlsuu6eI msc
Nlnr. SmG9sr erht 90 beeGgpss oloriQ.
III NJ! bliue bebooeiio ouerrOitst ueo hpoI
huri,o ben .oeEey isr, hGs eIer iroue Noije
Stou'er Z aHusl'eu a. Elm / ool'eU % tuit.
rertnt. hUotUet Rem love Nors opbUrcc.
FIneT eT en- mtqet pGroltu.o %touceutrtr,t
SammsniGtHir9 a. Gete 9iorwcp 4',uf Gr.
irotl. ZIG po0 Wuotocol. 'om e. 'aG re.els.
repoe Tor Slimblnbeyue.
Sor al iortbpoot Stu'it.ie. pGr pis pat
NJ 'orlaree a bin @poite,tr "2H cuuGei
Nnner". op ontaa lite uopet ouoet.
On @arontl Tor abiolrt {illrtoslilltli
suer |trstns prompt Iilbaeebsiaies, mee
felger osnne Vreparaiion. Sbe lSintr SO.
~ Drain o., 1T. Mapns, Sne.
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Nlulifncttler
Gm mnNfaIh Tamilic. Get er Inn

VIZ utuViuiN Ouh'tAN'
boIp Nisiion Of ltofie inc Getrc el'
Ter fine @orn ct Tiano % life 'er9C
for aobe Noiebe1cr % goo Mii'lt.
ga at ocn goNc Nil,iif fan bcrigc lelp
ct riot % / ole &cniccnocr tonl'or'
tabcIi Sornerhlem. uil man n1eGei
let filnnc ~operbepiic zig ON. 0erlonl
man iaar g%lnIcNning I'll al illbrlil9e
ell giten cucr ruglc Elmer pod
Gbriit NrS' 6nrm mcIlcm Cmi1t %
Ibcrcrcmbie. Sea bar hnpt Den
SornolcIic al uUrc bn0cn III At ltop'
ne Ser 10 @onac. Scritc 0ong nor
lea / 6cl0c mcO MuiitlGrcr % Fla
noitenn1cr Ndict. Ger MI or llpitet
ill 1crauS Sails, @iinn. Sffe 'or
hop0e to al Nliicts ulae uornc Seire
iaoct iot / "%oue me-, icr DC glf III
Tiauoct. Gen enc ipinchc, Ben an
Gen Sang "a toltcoe Sen potrc cana
ioa poffcri. iom lea ncppc bar bort
Sen toilet
Ghriit Nus hor If Neru % ole
ian Sc luinc e cIlcr Here Enltrumcn-
fer % han ieIu cr en- uOmertet II
riacni. Get nj lcA Ic 90 h6rc ocn
iioitc @aul. icl bar ser. GroOa no.
liza pna Nitcncn bIcp ica nnmooet
pn life At rcilc lGnNcr irttc Soften
ino % iioppc opcr GcrtiI IoGoe
lea iclpielQcliN (of. Enocn fort
GiO uar ct GamiIieortcitcr bpi@ Wo.
&c itol irae3 pon Tnrm Gco Hiocr
Salem. / iulO &irfiomhc0. On Sat
fer res |iauoct, Ell iplltc &iolIL 10
Gutter blooitc Noru ~ ban N0r
liel 0"iri0crcOc / Smc0cOraAtcn i'm
Ina set uur Ell &uit. ltnor man Ter
Sen NianO % hans Born. fror man
ham poo bans Cro, al ban pco life
AZ NurchirIp % SuNbou. Zen
cncitc Gottor. ser bor prrct | Nu'et
or Goftor Ncrnlnn Gjcloc % "a Inn
ION Nuapcn, life iom Nualrgc. -
Ser cQcr mn Al Grtrcue hor Nroonc.
ret ira Sclcncc Shool / @obpcton
pd c, ira Gonccr0in College. Zen
iioitc bar cnool pUrct NorifIUrcrilt
sc, nlcocn5 sc, ser bnr N%rooucrct irn
Scicncc Sdool / @ubpctou i%clpicI-
celia tan bol0c or0juUr cnQcl't Sto-
lie. Mcn life itonr sc init. ON DC
ifal iparc o. pirate li0t pau Norlf RI.
% al sc life cr bare noNlc cNoilltltc
Vnntcouffcr, men al Qoo nor't ,Sur
lcUt - ira Sren6cl0QcM 'onl N0r
fin - fan mou iorliao Ncrd', al De
fire Sotrc. ser cr EUrcrlnocr ~
hicmnlc poa Nurmcn / 6cricn - len
ser Nor i'm bort pno Ncrjcbc'rQ I'll
en- ait Qottcr og lmrcr 'clu Nultt
% lulcr Mao ioa Qoot ioul uoQel.
Ghrilt 9tU2 tr en- tnpjit &i0tren
ser o. hans Nouc cr en- Aiilo NcINc
lou04 $cntc Nnr hans a Nloffcr.
men Al Sen Nrtru. al bon hcllt iful0c
hare pUrct Vrcit poo HlllaobauG
iont Sen aiUuc Ncocr Coi@. Sans
HcrpcI / ~6rom".
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uoQiuct en- 2nuN "Striu hicm til
Nor. ll0iUtuinQcu cr ior en-
Stcnumc uIcN Viuup.
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enmnnineu -SuSpernen- r uico''oer &
och creen 90 ben or oil pi ian SnNe 20
eoulofine at barre. Zen aisr Gooi arbeiss
% GEAR LET.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-20
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation

vmI IIGSI Iu\\kN.INt\S ~ 1891 wa iu oppression ~
the hope tia had rou-cd the ,piii Of inicI"iricIr' iiat -p,it j.
I'm dominant ami the \mcii'an people should ,h""h ""' '"' 'ht
more than M else.
have been word,,fuII, blessed. Material PROSPERITY - NJ ~ zenith
'ni 'i,c progress l. un,ni~tnkahIc
with much oi ne world atI,mc with IA" ihc- uf hatred he.
gotru b, unirstraur'i ambition aud creed. w, tIunk~ IL" the" go,"i
-cn~c Of ~ people and the wisdom NJ those IN authority, are ~
Isur" with all lie, world \ncr all Peace ~ earth GOOD VII toward
men" l. the sentiment that rtotinc- and cnnohic~.
NOW 1tiIt;EI on, II, Accord with the Proclamation ~ thu
president "a the /, uit"i ~,ptc~i tins iunnr,d custom i ID" law "i
the country. T. WILLIAM 4. NcDON NID. Governor uf the state OF
New Mc,io. do hereby proclaim
THURSDAY. November 80. io,o. - ilan.sai,ug p>.
iimnksstNiug T. an \mctitHn hd,i', aud festival. II ~houii
be celebrated A. {, ia, ~ good ,h,cr 81 kimdi, constitution Care
rl tirugi tfutnc~- vi give a. doe regard 'r ia, hhrItn'~~ "f al
In individual h,c~, ~ the tamiN reunions amt IA thu" houses
ot Worship ma, ur ntnd- ttn to mobile Thought or heart he mt
ri up ~ uarkfuincS nul ore acts be- directed to- uc tc-~rnrng ur
the burden or IL" poor ami mcdS. the weak aud t'NN.
uuy consideration tor the cause ct hrmauu ought 20 result
M th, 4r,ntr~t uI,>tuu- ro III, lncu,uu i,ouir
bone at the I>sutNc OU,, tbs hr 2mui L, ct November
s -. IDIG.
Mmr-- IN, baud amt rur tuclt scat -. tho state ct \rw ucN-
po MILAN Mcpp\ Np
Nu,-ted N>To\Io littEo. secretary ct ~ar,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-20

fact .IIuI,u % thom ls lost souls
D,r,rUl Funston pui,Elv resented this
luo OF ur,u nina. said that The soldiers
.,r, Do. worse thlu sul u.hor similar
.uU, uf mcr toll tho cyrurolist- That
tI.It Uu. ul reasoning ~. very uh.
l|..tu.lulc to. him a. veil a- 20 tho
mon under uis command lud that In
800 thor sermon. V'r, i.m'd down
in,t v,r, To- bo f1rbiidcu 'hc privilege
I.f holding meetings iu thc arm
camps
S fcv days. ago M, Baptist G'u"r'l
.euOinuon OF Virginia td p'rd 70 rD.u-
I.II.r protesting AGAINST tn, acncr1Is
l"ltudc when hc bo- % uf il b.,
said .Bap',sts who arc u,-tortug the
-f iomont cot nv po. 'lon ~rogrriiFr
'hc Kind OF church worN acceptable
DOB border camps had better pat thor
propart. Iu ,ho uomcs OF THEN vlt'
unt Iutmaiod that unless the. ceased
g. mt.ropr,sout %. at'tuto o., v.u.1
bunl llnol uit. t.aIu.t ns cratic.
~ .fru' th, ,mr 'u. thc .u.,
ms r..ulut.u v passed. the N.a
.lnl Baptist ..... ....r .Inr'
ed uuc l|..auIlu. tu. ulr,-
,,.u.ai. tu, conduct cd. Gomez.
Funston OBJ. ul bias
. ,s,. l' f Imposed H
D,u...I fu.... ..... r..., ,t .'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-20

r1.' H.'. ..arg ALTERING woman
wl t-,al' w. ASA
kT-. s'. tHut street, Bur''ng
ton. 81 .
I'rr... . r..7" testimonials r1n-
-iaUf. "a the newspapers
uIptt 90 f. enough ,o women who
lfIrr fr.. distressing lila prcu-
liar tpt.,.r nnt Lydia +. piukhnU :
\@opu'at'. r.lulnd IL the mrdlcln.
they need
This good .'i root and herb remedy
La proved .u..gallcd for these dread
fIl .I. % o. tius what Is needed to
restore woman health and strength.
" there is amy popularity IL,
y"ur "a OCCURRING special at-
vice, writ" the Lydia T.. Pink.
ham Medicine 60. (conNdcntial)s
Lynn. Mass, for free advice.
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...r..- q, Wilson. Mn ,hn DOLL
,i.. " e. Sargent sir Ralph 81
Ii,.l.h 1u Mrs e l.. ucwct' >e
So tmlu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-18
c. SCHARBAUER
SELLS INTEREST.
Member of Firm of Famous
Hereford Breeders Out
of Lone Star Ranch.

Midland, Texas, July 1S.-Chris
Scharbauer has sold his half interest
in the famous Scharbauer herd Of regis
tered Hereford cattle TO Willard Ed
son. of this city. The consideration is
approximately 100000 and the deal
includes ten year lease on the ~ sec
ton pasture known as the Lone Star
ranch. John Scharbauer retains the
other half interest in the cattle.
sold Bulls To Southwest.
Mr. Edison said he proposes to man
age the fine herd much in the way that
Chris Schsrbauer has, who in the past
20 years has brought il to be the most
celebrated herd of breeding cattle in
the southwest Cattlemen for hun
dreds of miles have bought bulls from
the Scharbauers. their sales frequently
amounting to 1900 bulls in a season.
The brothers have been known TO pay
thousands of dollars for choice breeders
to keep the stock ahead OF competi-
tors
Hurt Three Years Ago.
About three years ago Chris Schar-
bauer was hurt and has not fully re-
covered AT that time the herd num-
bered more than 2300. It has been
reduced some by sales. He retains his
interest in the Scharbauer Cattle com
pany. capitalized at 100000 and a half
interest in the Scharbauer & Norwood
ranch, two outfits that will not need
his active attention
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-18
WOULD PREVENT
Loss Of STOCK
A. & M. School of Veterin-
airy Medicine Open Sept
>rtember &c, First Step.

college Station. Texas. July IS
Texas has S50O.0OO.O 600 invested in live
stock. Annually there Is a loss Of two
per cent Of that amount to the live
stock interests of the state from pre-
ventable diseases. There are less than
Joe licensed veterinarians in Texas.
The establishment of a school Of vet
eri9ary medicine to open for freshmen
stSfents only. September IS at the A.
& N College of Texas is the first step
towards the reduction Of the loss from
preventible disease.
DIR. Francis New Dean.
Dr. Mark Francis. whose work with
Texas fever and other livestock dis
eases has made a world wide Teputa-
ton for him, will be the dean Of the
new school OF veterinary medicine He
viii teach anatomy. \ strong faculty
Olive men, all graduated from repu-
fable colleges of veterinary medicine
and with splendid experience as teach
ers viii assist him
To Produce Cholera Serum.
4 new 100000 building, to be erect
ed next year. a $4,000 building for
- production OF hog cholera serum.
To- be erected this year. a well equipped
veterinary hospital and a dissecting
laboratory viii constitute the build
1ngs for this new school
The course Of study compares favor
ably with that offered by all leading
schools Of veterinary medicine and the
work viii meet the requirements Of
the United States civil service COM
mission
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-18
SAYS SPIES AND OTERO
HAVE FIXED UP SLATE

Santa Fe, y NJ. July 1S.-La Revista
de Taos. a weekly paper of current is
sue, prints the story of an alleged Sc
cret conference between Republican
national committeeman Charles A
Spiess and Progressive national COM
mitteeman Miguel 4. OterO, in which an
agreement was reached as TO the Pro
gressive support for the Republican
national ticket. The intimatiOn is made
that even the federal appointive offices
were discussed as well as the nOmina-
tons for state office
La Revista de Taos confirms the re-
port that on the prescribed list of the
Progressives are H o. Bursum. Sc
cundino Romero, Francisco Hubben and
adds to the list Benigno c. Hernandez
on the other hand. Ralph c. Ely is spec
ifically mentioned as a gubernatOrial
candidate acceptable to the Progress
sive organiZa ton.
This week posters with the smiling
face of Ely and red. white and blue
buttons with the three letters Fly
upon them were being distributed all
over the state and lengthy appeals 10
the voters By Ely were printed in the
Progressive daily newspaper
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-18
TEXASFEEDERS
CD To INDIANA
Winchester Man Buys $25,
900 Worth of Choice
Stuff For Finishing.

Midland. Texas, July 1S-T J.
Leaven, of Winchester. Ind. who has
been here investigating the possibili-
ties of shipping choice cattle from this
section to Indiana for feeding, has
made purchases aggregating about
Se5, 900 from ranchmen around Mid
land. In all he bought 525 yearlings
and 81 twos. Prices are said to have
averaged about $40 a head.
Mr.. Leaveu said that feeders in his
section of Indiana made a specially
OF supplying fancy butcher trade
through independent packers in But
falo. y Y For their finished animals,
the Indiana man said prices OF II 10
Is cents were received at the loading
pens.
Mr.. LeavcIl said the range stock
around Midland would fill the need Of
this trade and he intends to return
here in the fall.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-18
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.


To Jolly & Morris. 10 build brick resi-
dence on Golaer Hi: estimated ros: $1,000
To J z Haynett- TO build a brick bunga-
low on Gold street; estimated cost $500.
To Raney brothers. to build a brick bun
sslow on East wyoming street; estimated
To o. B. Hacker. to build stone store
building on Piedras street; estimated cost
Public school lands. s Carter and
wife TO B. Kennedy, section one block one
public school lands, FL Paso county: consid-
Grafton $1,000; June %. 1916
North side OF Olive. between Merchant
and Thur ow-Lee Jackson and wife 70
Mrs. A mccoy. lots IS. I6 block Is. Bs--
S, 1915.
North side OF Westminster. between Stew
TO o. J. Binford. lot "a block T. Govern
ment hill; consideration $500: Nav / 1915
North SIDE Of Grand. between Afyles and
Park-1itna $. everett to Eliza beth Pesker
lots I. >. block 90. Grandview; considera-
tion SO. July S. 1916
Texas and Pacific SURVEY s. Mavfield
and vito to J. E Hickman and G. O. Bate
man. section Is. block So township one r
q p survey; consideration $1,000; June
FL Paso county, r. sessurns TO ! n.
Biggs. tract Of land in FL Paso county
aggregating 1858 acres; consideration So
eeo' Mag "a 1915,
It, To Mrs E Muckslroy. 7:1z Willow.
70 MIS- p A1EtoiS. 3-ns DuraZuo. July Il.
To Mrs p Garcia. 40 South St. Vrain,
To Mrs B. Lopez. 1905 South stanton.
To Mrs. u T Pena. 81 Myrtle. July y.
Births-GirIs-
To Mrs l. Fontes. 1908 san Antonio
Automobiles Licensed
6S's-Mrs- F. E. Clark. e50s Fort Boule-
ss5s-Guy Prizer, 1925 Myrtle. Dodge
touring car
s5s0-A- wolstencraft. IL East Missouri
Dodge touring car
sasl-Hines Lumber company. Ford tour
ing car.
Csc I. Smith, Fl Bliss. Hupmobne
touring car.
e3s5-C. Sanders. Campbell and Mills.
Henderson motorcycle.
6ssEElite Laundry. 4I2 South Oregon,
Ford delivery wagon
s569-Mitchel Oil company. Ford delivery
truck
ssss-E- H Gemoets. 1903 wyoming, Grant
sss7-G. p Jones. 1905 Naeofnn. Ford
esss-J. F. Gandsrs. s1s Nevada. Ford
e3ss-F. Fraley. Fl. Bliss. Ford touring
sss7-L y b. Williams. Smith hotel. |
Ford touring car. ,
Licensed to Marry.
irlhload Archuleta and Carolina Sierra.
Raymond Morales. aged IS 10 South l
oregon. July IS; buried in Concordia
hUth Arias- agen seven months SOS Sixth /
street; July i; buried in Concordia. I
J. z Brown. aged So. local sanatoriurn,
July 10: body shipped to Lavon. Texas.