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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-19

game the Cubs are a much dlHerenC
ball club.
He improves the attack and makes
the Offense produce more than under
ordinary conditions. He is a scrap
per himself and an inspiration to his
fellows. Many players have dash
themselves, but are unable to impaTt
this spirit to their mates as Doyle
does.
With Leslie Mann back in the game
the Cubs are improved. The bunch
many held before the opening of
the season that this fellow could be
held on the bench was a bad one.
Any one should have been able to
see it would turn out so. At the fin
ish of 1916 Mann was playing as
well as any outfelder in the National
league. His hitting and fielding
were bright spots in the Cub play.
Phil Douglass and his comeback
are destined to make baseball history
this season. The turtle-necked hurl-
er has pitched two games and won
them both. And his work has been
impressive. In his first ont, when the
lines were drawn tight, he was in
vincible. Yesterday his mates gave
him a good lead and he eased off
and left the Cards hit the ball-ex-
cept when the hits would have been
dangerous.
Douglass knows a whole lot about
pitching baseball and has the ability
to hack I'D his knowledge. The only
thing that has kept him from star
dom was disregard of training rules.
But the Phil of 1917 is a different
Douglass than we have eTer seen be-
fore.
Today the Cubs pry open the sea-
son in Pittsburgh and will visit Gin
cinnati and st. Louis before return
ing home.
Dutch Leonard famed ten and the
Red SOx won on Athletic errors.
Noyes pitched well for Mackmen.
l. = 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS

o-ew York. July ---F0lIowinE We're the
closing quotations at the New York stock
~ L.-ra --- Il. ------. r-nr-Lnr..-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
STOCK MARKET
CL05ESSTR0NG
Weekend Covering Of Short
Contracts Gives Mar
ket Strength.
e,oTE-es.LaLI8a. - - -

NoTE-Quotati0us reflect closing prices
Saturday, July g.
New York. July week end covering
OF short contracts impaired general
strength 20 today's short stock market
session on a very light turnover. Leading
shares IN the railway. Industrial. metal
and equipments divisions scored extreme
gains o. one 20 "a points. Among spe-
c-alt-es the movement was more uneven.
some Of those issues advancing one 20
three points. while a few others notably
General Motors and DlstllIers' Securities
were heavy
Reading led the rails with pronounced
strength in ST. Paul, Union Pacific and
New York Central
United States Steel rose q substantial
fraction with shares Of the same class
Rails. shippinEs and oils led the list
gains OF point Motors. the less active
equipments and metals were frartloualy
higher while Industrial Alcohol and Malt
ing preferred. featured the spccial-les at
advances OF one to two points
United States Steel showed only slight
Improvement at the opening bur soon har-
deued with allied issues Coalars were in
demand. Reading and Plttsburg Coal ris-
ing about two points each Strength was
also shown by New York Central and IN
son Pacific Dis-lIlers Securities was the
only heavy issues. losing three points.
sales auuroZlmated --5.000 shares
Bonds were Irregular. the Liberty ISSUES
holding steady al a premium OF 1-5orh %
2-5Oths
The closing was strong
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

line % san Francisco street and the south
line o. Main street,
MAIN sTREET- Beginning o. the IN
tersacti0u OF rus north line Of san Fran
cisco street 1llu the west line o. ST pm
street. thence lu a uorrLgrasterlY direct ION
[-onE the west line Or 41ln street -ll-e-
teer- thence Iu an ea-rer'U direction 81. @ .
fset 90 point ln the south line OF Frank
lin street prulucel- thence il O. north
els-er.v direction along tho south line ~
Franklin street produced f1.1- feet Co the
Intersection % said south line % Franklin
street with the eas- line ~ 1-ain street,
thence Ir a sourleasrerlv direction along
the east line OF Main street to an latarsac-
r block 30 as al lll-lss map % p Paz1.
-.Ae7 l--l'e l-leF5F a-.HE lle s--1
section With the north line % San Fran
cisco streets treuce westerly along the said
the point OF baEin1inE-''
CHIHUAHUA STREET Beginning az a
p--A. az gle e.s-trly l-1e oL ,.lilla 2 "a
west corner % block zg % sTf7s's map %
the CITY NJ El Fas1- Texas thence in q
s1u-haee-arlv direction across Chlh-alua
said street so feet s1utL-rly from the
northeast corner % block as OF the said
ton along the westerly line of said CHI
-o point In the Aforesaid easre-lv line
~ Chiluahua street $50 feet sourherlE
sl-d DOCK -s OF said Aillss man thence
1nrtlerlE along the said eaT-ar.v line OF
500 Nl.-lI .l.-A-lA street ll Ae-- 20 LA-a pace
BEGINNING 40 a point on the easterIv
line o. the alley 30 block -N OF MISS map
Or the CITY or 2. Easo. 2 eLas- SO rfeer
Inches sourherlv from the south line OF
rankin street measured along sail east-
erlv line of said aIey- thence southwest
westerly line of said auey e. feef Inches
r0urherlv from the south line ~ Franklin
street measured along said westerly line
OF said allev- thence soutler-v along said
westerly line OF said alley 20 feet O.
point. thence uo-rhcasrerlv across said
alley 20 a point in the aforesaid easte-lv
line of said alIev 155 Feet inches south
measured along said easterlv line Of said
G. lleT-rheuce uCrrher.V along said eaFrerlT
line o. said alley 20 feet 90 the place Of be-
''BEGTNNT,-G 40 a point IN the easterly
line o. the alley iU block As o. Ll-lg.s man
Of the City % Fl Plz1. Texas. SO feet
s0utheriv from the south line Of Franklin
street measured on said e1sterlv line oE
said alley thence IN southwesterly direc-
ton across SAID ailey 70 a point IN Lle
from the south line OF Franklin street
measured on said westerly line OF SAID
alley. thence sQutherly along said vest
ar.v line OF said alley 50 feet 20 a point
thence u0rrheasrerlv across said allev 20 a
point lu the Aforesaid elsterlv line OF said
alley 100 feet SOU rar.v from the south
line o. Franklin street measured along the
said eaeterlv line OF said aIlevs thence
said alley so feet TO the place o. BEGIN
SHALL BE CLOSED AND ABAS-
D0NED and thereby enabling the SAID
~ the City Council IN adopting said ord--
nance closing said parts Of said streets
The b6Is shall De oDen and election held
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
Legal Notes
ELECTION NoTICE

ELECTION NOTICE
80 llh or an election 90 De held on the
4aLl cav ~ August. A. %. 1917. % deter
nine whether or not those parts or streets
ana alleys, fully described ln an ordnance
passed and approved on the 18th day OF
May. A D. 1871 entitled
AN ORDINANCE providing FOR the
Closing and abandonment OF part OF Chi
l-4Aua street. Main street. DURANGO
street and part % the aIlev running
t1r9qsh block number twentv-eiEht CeSl
or AtAFs map OF the CITY Of Fl paeo.
Texas. and part OF the alley running
sErguEn block number fortv-elrht tfsl
MINIS s man OF the city OF EI Pazo. Tens 90
- Proclamation OF MAYOR
WHEREAS. on the 18th dav OF Nav
4 ~ 1917 the city Council OF the CItv
~ ~ Faso Texas. NJ regular meeting
thereof hv a unanimous vote o. the alder
men present passed an ordinance arfI+Ta7 o.
AN ORDINANCE providing FOR the
g.g-..E ana an1nt1nment of part OF Chi-
Eltnl4 street. Main streets. Durango
street and part OF the alley rum
u-uS LhEguEh block number tveutV-sierr
l-sl or MiIls's map o. the CItv % FI Paeo
cas- ana part OF the eIIev -unrfrF
L.g-EA block number fnrtv-afehr IrsT
Alll.7- man or the CITY OF El Fnan ras.r %
go orllnAnce providing that those parts
7'--l streets ana alleys described therein
10 De c-os.d and Abandoned
NOW THEREFORE, Notice fz re-ar,-
Even ln4l an election. On an things held
lt.l ing % law. viii be held IN me lrfrv
~ A-t -N'. texas. In each OF all the voff-s-
.ulls on the 18th day or August A rs
-.L.-; 4eE the purpose OF submitting 10 ths
-.5..--- i51 voters as Aforesaid the urono-
--tt.-u parts OF streets and aIlevs b.
sl-- -.---5e OF ~ Elso. Texas. ru-rrIf-
~ RANCE STREET. THAT mart ~ Nm,
---o s--eet which lies between the north
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

in the several voting precincts as follows.
The question as 20 whether or not said
parts OF SAID streets and alleys shall %
closed shan be submitted tn acc0rdance
.ll- lal- or l-1lnea- and the vote shall
lpe- -ae closing q sac parts or streets
and IN pr1viii1E the ballot for such cleo
.5,,n lL s'.-l - done IN slen a manner that
st.4 question % closing said parts o. said
vote To- close and abandon SAID paris o.
SAID streets and alleys and 60 approve the
ORDNANCE heretofore passed BY the CITY
their ballot systematically the following
Upon the PROPOSITION 20 close those
parts OF streets and alleys flIIv described
l4 an ORDNANCE passed and approved NAV
alleys being part OF Durango street. part
% Chlhuahua street. part OF Main street
and the aIlev running northerIv and south
erlr through block % OF Nfills's map OF
the civ of n Paso Texas. and part 81 the
% Nius.s map Of the city OF Fl Paso.
Upon the PROPOSITION 20 close those
parts OF streets and alleys fully described
.l an ord nance passed and approved Nay
IGN A. D. 1917. said parts % streets and
-.-eEs n--1E pay 2. DlE.nE2 sSEee- ~
and the alley running northeriy and south
er.y tErole4 q.ock y Or MISS map OF
alley running uor-herly through block 48
Teras- ''oVO.@ each voter striking out from
said ballot the words YES or NO &C.
c0rliuE 90 his desire 70 vote on said DrOuo-
sition 90 close said parts o. said streets
ana alleys
Upon the ascsrtaInmsut o. the result q
said election by the CITY Council OF the
CITY o. 81 Fas0. Texas. the said CITY Coun-
Gil shan declare the closing % said PARTS
o. said streets and alleys 70 be approved
or not approved according 70 the result
% said election and if said ordinances are
at said election. that the city Council shall
so declare said Ordinances closing said
parts OF said streets and alleys IN 1ull
force and effect but should the majority
prove the passing OF said ordinances. then
and IN that event the CITY Council shall
declare said Ordinances OF no foxes and
effect
I hereby name and appoint the officials
severally specified above 70 conduct the
the places mentioned for holetnE said
election. and the officers OF said election
shah be the same az herelnabove men
toned lu this notice
il BE- hereby directed that this Notice o.
Election shall Be published for thirty l5Ql
DAYS exclusive o. ire date OF the puhlica-
tlon and the date the election ia to be
held in an official paper o. FL PasO- Texas
and q true COPY OF this Notice Of this
SHALL be published for at least
election Isl 90 be held. at the date 50 de-
sgribed for holding this election IN each
OF the precincts aforesaid
Given under my hand and official seal
o. the civ o. II PaEo. TeLaE- thiE tn
day o. June. A. D. 1si5----.- 49,
Mayor OF the city Of Fl Paso. TezsA
8 F. DAWSON.
City Clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
Livestock Markets.
Chicago Livestock. Close.


Chicago, ILL.,. July HOGS Receipts
1000 Market SLOW Toe under yesterday s
average Bulk. $3.50 r l5-Ia- light
$3.50 g15-70; heavy, S14.45 1888, pigs
S11G1f-25-
Cattle-Receipts. 500. Market steady. Ma
tive beef cattle. $500 1885, stockers
and feeders $3.50 z 9-505 COWS and he-t-
ers. $40 3 HIS, calves s1OT14-75-
Sheep-Heceipts- 5000 Market steady.
Wathers. S7.-5111. lambs. S1O1I6.50.
Kansas City Livestock. Close
kansas city. So July 7--HoEs-Re-
ceip-z. goo Market lower Bulk Sl5-25 2
1855; heavy. $3.50 2 1850 packers and
pigs. s-7EIH
Cat--e-R--eints. 500. Market steady.
Prime led steers. $3.50 G1S-f1- dressed
beer steers $3.50 G12--5- western steers.
G-2-75i s-ockers and feeders. $500
sheep-Rece!ptz. 500. Market steady.
Lambs. S15G16; yearlinEs. &1O3I2; weth-
ers, SS-50Gs $50 ewes, s. Bs--5-
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo, July l--Cattle-Receipts
800 Market steady Beef steers, $1,000
1900 cows and helfers. $3.50 T10.10.
sJockers and feeders, $3.50 Q SIS: calves,
S11OU U13-00.
Hog-Receipts. zoo. Market steady. Top.
s15-25 FOR two loads
Sheep-Recelpts. zoo Market steady
Lambs, 1890 Q 1885, ewes, &s-s5 500.
Fort Worth Livestock. Close
CBy Hotel ZeiEer.)
E5Es-Receipts. 500 Market steady
Top, $50; bulk. S15915-so-
Cattle-Receipts, 1900. including 200
calves. Beef steers. sc 20 50 lower for tho
week cows 10 q 15c lower for the week
heifers. 10G15c lower; bulls lower; calves
steady. Et0ckers steady.
Sheep-Eecelp-s 400. Market steady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

~. .. 4. -. - -.
RAILROAD and AUTOMOBILE Time TABLES

All trains arrive and depart from Unior
station. foo- o. San Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given In Fl Faal
or mountain standard time
SANTA Re
For Albuquerque. Denver. Chlcag', 10.
AngeIes-No- s1s Tvs. $50 a. ms No 4ll
from AIbuqusrgus. Denver. Los angeles
Ch.cag5-No- sos avs. 10 a. m; NO SIS
A. e FL PASo s SOUTHWESTERN.
western Division.
For ArIzona and California;. 8 Tvs.
From Arizona and Califorula-So-8 arvs-
: a. m. Nc at $40 p m
Eastern Division.l
For Kansas City. ST. Louis and chicago
No. 4 Tvs 1855 p. M. No at 4-45 p m
ass p m. NO az I-f5 D. M
For Tucumcari-No. Tvs. $50 a. r.
From Chicago. St Louis and Kansas
Clty-So- 1 avs $50 a. m No : az
From Tueumeari-So. . avs. AZ T-2O
c. II. $. A. and :. p. TRAINS.
For san Antonio. New Orleans and
From Washington. New Orleans and san
An-ouio-No- 9 arvs- $50 p ms No 1ol
at 10 p m
6;45 g. M; No. 9 az o. m-s No 1o1 at
from Arizona and Cauf5rala-No. 1o2
arvs- $50 a. m; No. . AZ $50 p m: No
TExAs s PACIFIC.
For Dallas and ST. Louis-No. g Tvs. $50
a. ul-; No at g .. m
Prom So. Louis and Dllias-o7o. arvA.
1850 a m; No az 9-f5 p. n
MEXICAN CENTRAL
No regular schedule.
8IEXICO 4 SOUTHWESTERN.
no regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
MONEY AND METALS.

New York July T.-8IercaatiIs paper.
6 percent
Sterling so day bills. tA72: commercial
so day bills on banks. 24-T1Z commercial
so day bills, Ss-711 demand. Sf75's. ca
b1es ss--5 7-1f-
Rubles demand. .-sscs cables 1.=e.
Bar silver. zStac-
Mexican dollars. GIG
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds, lrreEular-
Copper - Elecr-1-yrlc. spot and nearby
months 81 So august and late-. $-9
I-on-8Iarzs- firm. No. / northern. $50
G54; No do. S7eG5s; No I southern,
$50 r. 51- NJ D southern. $3.50 q $3.50
Tiu-2farI-a- steady Spot. $50 bid
sDelter-E. ST. Louis delivery. SIC
asked.
Lead 11-- 70 11-c-
LONDON METALS MARKET
London Eng. July 7.-FoIlowinE were
the closing quotations in the London met
ais market
Lead-Spor. $50 los; futures. s2s los.
Spelrer-SuOt. $50 futures. ESQ
Ccpper-Spur $780, futures, f12s 1os.
electrolyric, E142
Tin-Spo-. 1888 los. futures t240 s..
Tln-Suot zs4e 1855 futures E.ss 11z
THE LOCAL MARKET.
NaCiu1aIes. 1e-zc-
Mexican bank notes. state bills I1G1sc.
Mexican pesos, 61lzc
Mexican gold SIC
Fl Paso SmeIter Quotations.
Corrected daily.D
Bar silver Handy Harmon a-ota-
London Lad. t5o los.
Copper. S-2-50-
Pig lead -lc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
NEW MEXICO.
LOyINGTON- PIATSV4FsT- 4 TaT7nr
wv NY .---n Il Al I -

LOhlNGIONs ELAlNhAEW q TATufL.
NEW MEX- AUTO NAIL LESE
Leaves 4arum a. h Hondaya wed
nesdays ard Fridays for LovinEton. max
ms corrections At Lexington for Carlsbad
and all points in Pecos valley Returning
Wednesdays and Fridays for PIainvisu.
--cDclall King Scott and Tatum. FARE
one way Tarum 90 Lexington. 81 round
sl-p' sS59- % pounds baggage carried
- = y James. Iatu1n- New Mexico
LORDSBURG. TYRONE, SILVER CITY
auto leaves Lcrdsbu-g daily j D N va
Tyrone, leaves Silver City daily O. n,
via Tyrone Through fare enc Way Sc.
round trip g1Z Silver City 70 Tyrone enc
way 5000 round trip $500 Scott Garare.
LordsourE. N; NJ Broadway Hotel. sn-
LAKE VALLEY. HIusboro ana Klnrutos
auto stage and express line meets an
trains al Lake valley. Wire at ny erpenga
tor special trips anywhere at any time.
Rates reasonable. T. V. Mister. HiIlHboro.
New Mexico.
ENGLE-HOT sPRESGs-Chlorids vi. Els-
lllnt Butte; mail ears daily except Sun
cay leaving Engle O. n Also service cars
% any point any time The government
depends on me- 50 can you Ask Tor II. A
Barry. ErEle. N NJ
ROSWELL CARRIZOZO nal une-our
automobile leaves CarrIzozo Tor Roswell al
--l5 p m. arriving a. Roswell az $50 pm
Car leaves Roswell for Carrlzozo a. Z a m
Arrives at Carriz0zo at z.I5 p. m Through
t-Ee one way, $50 intermediates points
ec Per nile BaEsaEe carried Up to us
pounds 80 pounds free. Excess a. Ic per
pound Operated by Roswell Auto Co.
CARLSBAD & LOTTNGTON, " M.-Auto.
ulu and passenger line. Leaves Carlsbad
lai-y. except sundays. at . a. n Arrives
pr JOHNSTON az s D. m Cars leave Loving
ION daily except sunday az a. m for
Carlsbad and all intermediate points. IS
lbs baggage carried free. Fare 20 Low
inston, Sl-5o- 800 of on al round trips.
Le-ephone ls- Carlsbad Auto Co. H c.
Kerr mana ger.
MOGOLLON STAGE LINE AND AUTO
MOBILE LIVERY
Daily passenger service to and from all
points between Silver city AID MoEoucn-
cars leave silver CITY on arrival Of Santa
te trall NO Sl1- lfoEoIlon. s a. n Cars
90 al points around Silver City Lowest
prices consistent with good service
HENNErT MOTOR TRANSIT CO.
Phone -Le- OPP. the DepcG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
HOLDS INHERITANCE TAX
COLLECTION LAW INVALID

Austin. Texas. July THE attorney
generals department today handed
in an opinion TO controller H. 3. Ter
reu that the act OF the 35th legisla-
rure relating TO the collection OF
Inheritance taxes IS unconstitutional
and void, for the reason that II is an
attempt, says the opinion. on the part
controller TO employ some person other
than the officials designated by the
constitution 10 sue for and collect
taxes due the state. The opinion
also holds that the constitution makes
the attorney general and the county
and district attorneys the exclusive
representative Of the state IN courts
Of the state. while this law author
lies the appointment OF private indi-
viduals 20 do that which the constitu-
ton says shall be done by designated
officials"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
POLICE HOLD MAN PENDING
PROBE OF MAGAZINE SELLING

A young man who gave the name
Of Harold BarthoIomae has been arr
rested by city detectives and is under
investigation at the police station, in
connection with the charge that he
has taken orders for leading eastern
magazines, offering, Il is said. any
two Of them for 81 He is alleged
10 have used order blanks with the
heading keystone Circulating com
pauy, 212 Clark street. PhiladeIphia. d"
ana the caption, scholarship receipt
blank"
Chief Of police 3. 7. ZabrisIzie and
detective captain Tom Avaunt said
Saturday at noon they requested any
person who may have subscribed for
magazines with Bartholomae TO teIe-
phone the detective department at
once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
IS DULL DURING WEEK

Boston. Mass. July The Com
mercial Bulletin says
Except for the sale OF a siZeable
line OF secured fine cape woods. the
past week in the Boston market has
been very dull Prices hold fairly
steady, however. for everything.
Possibly the trade is a bit more
optimistic as 10 the future. but the
attitude Of the federal government
IS restraining trade in woods
Manufactures are busy. but new
contracts have been few. while de-
mand in the west is steady and prices
strong"
Secured bssis-TeNas fine. u
months, sL70QL75; fine months,
SL45 G1.5e.
TerritOry-Fine staple. SLT2T1-75:
half blood cOmbing. SL45 GL50: three
elghths blood COmbiug. Sl.50I1-35.
Pulled-ELtra, S1SO0L85-- A A.
Sl70u $50; A supers. s145 G150: G
SL40 GL45;; medium corbfnE. $3.50
40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
War AtA Glance

- ENERAL BRUsSILOFF has
= launched a new offensive
against the Germans. Il is
announced from Petrograd TODAY.
this time in the Pinsz district.
which is 175 miles north OF the
Galician border. where the first
offensive since the revolution was
opened last Sunday. The Russian
statement records gains fin both
the Pinsk and GaIician fighting
Flnsk, which has been In Ger
man hands since the tide OF The
great invasion of 1915 sweDt
Grand duke Nicholas's armies far
back into Russian territory. is re-
ported in flames. The citv lies
within pronounced salient in the
Inc and the statement that
lighting is occurring west Of ID.
may mean 90 the northwest.
ON The Franco Belgian front the
british have again made another
forward thrust. slightly advanc-
ing their line east of Wytschaete
ln the Belgian district. where
Cen PlUmer blew the Germans
out OF am extended salient east OF
the Messines ridge last month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
LINER CESTRIAN IS SUNK
BY GERMAN SUBMARINE

Boston. Mass, July The Leylaud
liner Cestriau long in the Boston
Liverpool service. has ben sunk by a
German submarine. according TO cable
adEices received here TODAY The
Cestriau was taken over by the Brit
lsh government early in the war and
had not been in this port in nearly two
years. Shipping men said the loss Of
the vessel probably was included in a
recent admiralty report although her
name was not mentioned.
The Cestriau. q sister ship OF the
Armenian. sunk off the coast Of Africa
in 1915. was built al Belfast. in 1895.
and registered 1912 tons gross
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
ARIZONA


TAKE THE GREAT SCENIC ROUTE
Apache Trail Globe TO Phoenix. via
Roosevelt Dam Make reservation az the
Globe-PhoeulN stage company office Do
minir1 Hotel Globe. Arizona
DUNCAN 80 SOLOMONVILLE automobile
stage line Save one day between Globe
and clifton Leave Duncan $50 o. M.
Leave Solouonviue 1850 a. m Leave SOLO
knoxville ll-f5 a. m; arrive Duncan Sis
o. m Fare each way $500. T.. J. Reid
manager. Duncan. Arizona.
GLOBE-MEAlIT CHRISTMAS ANKLE
MAN s-aEe-Cars leave Globe daily ne s
a. m. making direct connections f5- Hey
den. Ray. superior. Florence. Phoenix and
Tucson Cars leave yrInke man daily Tor
the return TRIP at e p. IN Globe telephone
80 Use or 1fI
MIN1El-MAN-TUCSON AUTO STAGE
-ne-Cara leave Tucson AZ $50 a. M and
l-al p m Tor Oracle. Mammoth. Wlnkel-
man and Hard.n. Connections are made
t'r t.aF- Florence. Globe. Phoenix ard
superior cars leave Wlnkelman FOR the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
DANGER TO FOREIGNERS
III PEKIN NOT FEARED

London. Eng, July IA dispatch
from Pekin TO the Times says that
danger TO foreigners IN the capital
is not feared. Advices 10 the Post
from Tiau Tsin are that the imperial
isr foreign minister Hsang Tun Yen
has notified the foreign legation that
he cannot guarantee uudisturbed or
der and that II trouble occurs. Tuan
Chi Jul, cummanderinchief Of the
punitive expedition viii be respOu-
sille
According TO a telegram to the Ex-
change Telegraph from Tien Tsin
fighting is occurring along the Pc
kin-Mukden railway as well as be-
tween Pekin and Tien Tsin. and the
republican troops thus far have the
advantage. Other dispatches from
China do not confirm fighting. al
though reports say that it is immi-
uaUr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
SISTER COLUMBIA OFFERS
HOMES FOR MAYNARD GIRLS

Sister Columbia. OF the Home Of
the Good Shepherd in Dallas. Texas,
called upon acting mayor J. P. O'Con-
nor SATURDAY morning 10 inquire n
there were any hayward young girls
or abandoned children in Fl Paso.
She said that homes at Dallas and San
Antonio have room for several Of
these children. who Will be cared for
without compensation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
MOGOLLON STAGE LINE AND AUTO


MARFA-FORr DAVIS auto nail line
leaves Fort Davis daily and sundays a.
ru-s leaves Maria p M one way. S15Qs
round trip gE00- G. W DAVIS. proprietor.
MoNAHANS, G-and Fails and Kermit
Auto Man uue-~LeaveE Nonlhans a. IN
every day except Sunday. service ears IN
connection. vs. r. Beatty. PROP.
OWEGO-BU ENA VISTA auto nah line
Every day except sunday Fare one way.
trip. SIe1-
leaves Big Springs daily except Sunday ar
3 80 a. IN. arriving Lamesl via Scasn
and Sparsnherr. az 1e noon. returning %
Bis Springs same dav at S D. M $3.50 one
way; $500 round trip Cordu smith
Props Big Springs. Texas
LUBBOCK. PLAINS. TATUM auto line
Leaves Luhooca daily except SuudLy az
1- m Connections are made for Loviugtou
ana Carlsbad Return "trip leaves Tatunl
az a. III C. Abbott & sons. Lubbock. Tex