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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
NIotorcyeIist Hurt.
J. H. CATLIN, PIONEER JUDGE
ON BORDER. DIES IN MORENO

Judge J. II. Catlin. former county
judge at Maria, Tex, and deputy city
tax collector here, was found dead in
his bed last week at Morenci, Ariz-
the news reaching his daughter, Miss
Myrtle Catlin. 1915 East Overland
street. in a letter Saturday from N.
II. Mclean, manager of the Phelps
Dodge interests at ALOrenci-
Burial took place in Bunker Hill
cemetery. just outside Of Morenci- He
had been in bad health for a long
time. His widow. the daughter men
toned and another daughter, Miss
Mary Louise, survive
Judge Catlin was born at Galveston
20 years ago. He was married in FL
Paso 10 years ago. In 1887 he was
elected county judge at Maria and
four years later came TO El Paso,
where he was deputy collector for 10
wears
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
Cotton Market

Quotations log E.rleulo-fr d. Co. br5lzerE.
-12 Aesa.f
WV York and New Orleans spot. Close.
spot middlings-New York. S1.00c, Up:
ID New Orleans, no quotations
New York Futures Close
New York. Dec 14.-C1tton futures closed
steady January. 29-c7c: March. 1g1Sc-
May 1857 July. 1855 October 2-.fSc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
halifax loss IS
FIFTY MILLIONS
Estimates Give 1900 Killed,
1000 Badly Injured and
10000 Homeless.

Halifax, = s, Dec. 2A-Fifteeu
hundred killed, 1900 seriously in
jured, 10000 homeless and total prop
erty loss amounting 10 s50.0O0,000 was
the estimate today Of destruction and
damage caused by the explosion OF
the munition ship Mont Blanc on De
cember 6, which wrecked and burned
an area Of two and a half square miles
in the north end OF Halifax.
The estimate was prepared and sub
mitted to the general relief commit
tee by J. H Wingfield, an expert, who
made detailed examination. The fig
ures were regarded by the committee
as conservative.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24

REGULAR meeting Of Fl Plso Chapter.
80 g. O. Z s., viii be held in Masonic
Temple Tuesday nlght. Dee %
Knights TEMPLAR ATTENTION.
You are urged TO assemble il the asy -u-Il
NJ s;I5 Xmas morning in fuu uniform %
participate III The usual Christmas OBJ
servauCe- The service begins at $50
sharp and will last I hour Bring lha
ladies with you All visiting Templars and
Eas0ns are invited 90 be present
Harry 3. OEE- Commander
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
Homes Damaged s15.0Oo.OoO.

The value Of homes destroyed or
damaged beyond repair Wingfield's
report stated, will not be less than
$1,000. 1000. Damage to homes that
can be repaired, plus the value Of fur
niture and personal effects lost, will
reach SS,O00-0OO. Damage 10 civic,
provincial, government, military,
naval, church, institutional and indus
trial propertv was sos 600 000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24

WEATHER BULLETIN.
L. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

OUsErh aLlDus taken
at s an 18th me
rillan time. s. an
Fl Paso time. Dec.
% 1917
Forecasts.
Fl Paso and vici1-
ltv Fair tonight
and Tuesday. colder
tonight.
New AIe4ico- Fair
tonight and Tues
day colder east
portion
Arizona General
j. fair tonight and
Tuesday; not much
change in tempera-
ture.
West Texas To-
night fair- colder
cold wye ia ~o~rr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
DAILY RECORD.


Campbell addition, or North Florence
street-N. C.. Scott TO ". II. Feuchler.
lots IS to 20 inclusive. block el7. Nov.
%. 1917; SO and considerations
Magoftn addition, on Hills straet-1L C.
Duval 10 E Hail, lot g. block 81. Nov
-. 1917 SO and considerations.
Isleta grant Alhillar ct al to p
Goodman, six acre tract. Dec. Q. 1917:
$3.50.
Grand View addition. on Richmond
street-Grand View Realty Co. 10 Ell
Paso Fuel Co. lots II to a, block 1e. Dee.
20, 1917; 81
Building Permits.
Mayfsld Building Co, $3.50 Montana
street. garage $500.
Licensed to Marry.
Thomas 3. Crawford and Eu.- Wood
Jesus Flores and Herliuda ChaTarrsa-
Firmiu Vargas and Conception Ramlrez-
Leroy Andrews and Critic CanLrl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24

portion with temperature 8 20 Il de-
Erees Thursday fax colder IN southeast
portion.
Relative humidity in Fl Paso at noon
Monday. Is percent.
Precipitation last u hours rIuchesr...
state Of weather .---------.-.--'
Lowest temp last night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
Situations Wanted-Mals.

CAgPENTEE work wanted. Phone s5s5si.
hANAEb-PosltiOn AS night or DAY
Watchnan- Address r 1872. care Herald
WANTED steady reliable America.
position as Waterman. reference Phone
6l-s-
MIDDLE aged colored woman. rirst class
cook. 40 membrane. wants place as
cook Phone 1855.
EXPERIENCED bookk,eper Al ref. de-
sires position Good typist Write and read
spanish perfect a. f. b.
TEACHER WISHES POSITION-Nau. s
ears experience. first Erads state normal
certificate Address Principal Piainview
school. Blum Texas. Route g.
POSITION as foreman on ranch married.
speak spanish fiuently or would rsrt go
acres part alfalfa Can Furnish r-e--s1ca1.
Address C I3,. care Hsr71F-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
Wanted Help-FemaIe.

Wanted Help-Female.
WANTED-Girl for general house work
Must stay nights 1918 F. Nevada
ENGLISH speaking Mexican sirl wanted
Phone 5S01-
FiRSTCLAss housekeeper wanted. Fhone
se60 W
WAN ED-GirI for generaI h0useV0Ts
ard cooking. Phi Ii5- -s35 Silver ST.
rREE ofIIce rent TO public stenoErapler
20 answer phone. 6l0 Caples Bldg.
WANTED Mexican Eirl to take care Of
small boy 4el1 Cambridge St.
WANTED-Experience girI Tor dressmsK-
ing shop T04 Mesa
WAGONS and autos FOR children. sheeTs-
Lazenby s Co, 80 Texas.
WANTED experienced cook with good rec
erences- Apply 1lf5 E Rio Grande-
EAPEKiENCE I'D chamber maids imme-
diateiy. EnEilsh speaking. Hotel Laughun-
NASEED-Cook. good cook and general
houscworS. Phone 5764-
LOON for the Bis Gold Clock
BAs.NETTS-2I9 SAN ANTONIO ST.
WANTED Mexican woman for house WORK
can mornings. 1905 n Oregon.
4ED-Comptten Enr.ish speaking
gil 20 care for baby Must stay nights.
Phone ASS.
MIDDLE asod man with sri " SIX via
give home 20 lady IN exchange for light
homework Address L log, care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
Total Loss s5O,OOO,OO

These figures are only estimates OF
a tentative character and do not cover
so called replacement value. To THIS
must be added the cost Of temporary
shelter and relief for at least six
months. a low estimate for this would
be 100000. Then the matter OF
compensation or annuities TO those
permanently disabled and to families
deprived Of their means Of support
viii certainly require another $1,000
00e.
A total OF not less than 1000. O0g
VIII be required 10 cover all losses
here"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
FRENCH STEAMSHIP

Vile de Ia Ciotat" sunk without
warning, two years ago today, De-
cember p, 1915.
Find a survivor.
SATURDAY'S ANSWER.
Cpsjds dot1n At TtrE's IeG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
For Rent-HOuses Unfurnishsd.

--~-~-~-~-~-~~~~~
HOSE. ehlcken yard Pm 1S96B-
sOE kESt-Lhree room house Pm ass
TWO Rooms, screened perth and bath
Size sset Manzana street
SEVEN room house, basement and yard
SIS. 1873 Wyoming-
FOTE room house, gas. bath, sIs9 OXf0rI
cow HiI. SIC.
CLOSE TO SoutawesJern. four room house.
SIS cal $500 Msnzana So
rGEEE -oom house with large south
s-eeninE porch Phone 251o-
EXTRA special terms on DIX bills
FOUTZ MOORE FURNITURE co.
ROT K room frame on paved street. Ala
Vista district Phone sos
OPPOSITE Highland Park school frau.e-
bath $40. e6sSW-
FOK RENT-Nme room house. close in
suitable Tor light housekeeping Phoua
f64S.
btN YOUR Xmas furniture now. gee
1lsgount on entire stock. pay next year.
HONE Fl kNiTU RE CO.. III y. stanton.
JEW RI GIFTS always please. See our list
ot inexpensive things.
BAkNErT>-si9 SAN ANTONIO ST
tOis RENT-N-w five room hunEal5 low
near Gag line. Manhattan Heig htz. Phone
FOUR room modern 'buuraIov. sleeping
porch, bath. clubhouse Manhattan Heights
Phone f9l-
FOR RENT Mundy HeighTs four room
cottage. sleeping porch. basement. and
lIrna'e heat +l modem ard new sec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
For Rent-HOuses Furnished.

for kent-hOuseS FurnlShed.
HALE Of cottage furnished. 1i1o Wyoming
SMALL frame cottage In Grandview near
car line, references Phone 3966M
FOR LEASE. furnished 10 room house,
Montana $50 J.
THREE rooms and sleeping porch II
G-andvieW- Phone 1511-
FOk KEN room house. Sleeping porch,
furniture Tor sale. 1215 Z Boulevard
THREE room brick cottage 70 permanent
people. sleeping porch and all moderl
lmps. $50 tl9s Aontana s.
Nhh, modern three room home com
p!etely furnished Desirable home Phone
e-,.1-
FOUR rooms. az Louisville. Highland
Park also bed room or Housekeeping
room. watkins distance Phone 4s1S-
"a KSIsHED four room bungalow % per
manent people Two sleeping porcheS-
Modern Improvements. Phone ASSN 1919
Maple St
NV & room house With sleeping porch.
lights. phone. water. About blks- from
car $500 Montana. SIS per mo Inquire
542 Magoftn.
SIN room cotJags with basement. FUR
n-shed. quiet ueiEhhorhood. block of Ma
Coffin Ave. Prefer bachelors or army
Officers Phone 1881
FOR RENT-At bargain completely fur-
nlshed rooms for Housekeeping In two
room suites. two sleeping porches and one
single room, for particulars call ISIS
Myrtle
GRAND VIEW ADD. rms. complete $50
" Ochoa, St. 4 rms. and pch- complete,
neat -.---. --------- ------.----- S5v
Montana St. rms---.------- $50
FIsK-RAMsEY REALTY CO.
Phone 1913 Trust Bldg.
NV bungalow, three rooms, large sleep
Ing porch. bath gas range. electricity sep
lrate grounds. completely furnished for
housekeeping, high. healthy and sanitary
Wen people only Inquire e23o Federal
FOR RENT
Nine room furnished house on Myrtle
avenue. steam heat
For rent. furnished tive room bungalow
Montana street, heating plant.
store room, Wyoming ST.. SIS suitable
f0r grocery store or cleaning works
Two small houses with some land for
rent in the valley.
Two room flame Wyoming street
" r. PAYNE.
401 Mesa ave Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
BOY IS
KILLED BY AUTO
Harry Trachtenberg Caught
and Crushed Between
Cars in Accident.

Harry Trachtenberg. four year old
son Of 1Ir. and Mrs. Kulman Trach-
tenberE. 325 Leon street. was almost
instantly killed Saturday afternoon
when an electric automobile he and
his nine year old brother were trying
to move, crashed into a truck ahead.
the little fellows head being caught
between the two machines and badly
crushed. The accident took place iu
front Of the boys home
The electric auto. n light car, was q
short distance behind truck, towards
which the street sloped; the older boy
was pushing the light car from be
hind and the younger was streuuously
pulling il. when the car. gaining mo-
meutum in the slope. ran suddenly
forward. pinning the little fellow be
tween e and the truck.
MOtorcycIist Hurt.
When he lost control of his motor
cycle at san Antonio and Stanton
streets. late Saturday afternoon. Fred
Bradshaw. motor truck company No.
20, Fort Bliss, dashed into the front
end of street car No IS, badly dam
aging his machine. but himself escap-
ing with nothing more serious than
a few bruises
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24

As years Of age who died in a local
hospital Saturday. were held sunday
afternoon at o'clock at st Joseph 3
Catholic church Hueco and Travis
streets. The pallbearers were F. =
Frickleton. F. c. Hitchcock. 7. /. Hill
C.. N Mckinney. V O'Nate and J. S
Gates Burial was in COncordia Cath
Ole cemetery-
Deceased is survived by his wife
3S0S Montana street. and three chill
dreu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
nEnLIcE VI. CoNNoR.

Funeral services for Deolice "
Conner Il year old daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. :. Conner, of Mississippi
who died at the home Of her brother.
Paul Y. Conner, 242S Federal street,
Sunday morning. were held Monday
morning at 10 o'clock from the Peak
undertaking chapel Burial was in
COucordia cemetery
Miss Conner, O. student I'm FL Paso.
is survived by two brothers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
Want BootIergIng stopped.

Inc primary OBJECT or the meeting,
as stated by its presiding officer.
George W Thiesen. was to make it
impossible for anyone TO violate die
laws relative TO selling liquor TO SOL
diers. The "bootleEger" must be put
out Of business, il was said. 1t was up
10 those leEitimately in the business
TO put the Illicit retailer out of BUSH
ness, because If they did not do so,
their own business was in danger. Mr..
Thiesen explained
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
Apartments Furniahed { Unfuraiahsd

Apartments Furnished & Unfuraished
modern convenience Phone 6s15R. 1910
Mundy-
THEE HOUSEKEEPING Rooms, fur
niSEed or unf1rnIshed. hot and cold va
ter adjoiHs bath. reasonable. 18zs Ma
Coffin Phone Sis J.
PALMS COURT, 1881 W. Missouri. .
rms b. and 81. pch- or rms. b. and e..
Dch- furnished O. unfurnishsd. very de-
sir1bIe-
FISK-RAHSET REALTY co.
Phone 1913 Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
Christmas Gift Suggestions.

I'll A@A-AAGAa NAAAA DAEEE1AaWAaa
-----~----~-~~--~~~~~~~-~~ ~~---S--~--~~------J
ia HER Maxwell super four.
b zAI TIEJL III O. Tor Xmas nj
FOUTz-WoORE Co
BCN HEz Maxwell super four.
GIVE HEX 4 wrist watch We have them
BA..NETTs-eIs SAN ANTONIO ST.
BY aEH Maxwell super four.
VALUABLE Xmas presents on payments
FOUTZ-MOORE co.
YOU'LL WANT To LOON GOOD
During the Christmas holidays, SO let MS
. II your suit and oyercoat or dress SUIT
In good condition Phone 81.
MOREHEAD'S TAILOR SHOP.
Nore-Ne rent tuxedo and dress suits.
PURCHASE 4 Useful MAS PRESENT.
At the Ell FASO TRUNK FACTORY. such
as trunk, fitted travelling bag or suit
rase. toilet case or other fancy leather
goods Opposite post office. next TO Craw-
ford Eheater. Phone 1853
sEisNING T--AA--Just the thing Tor a
useful Eift1 they come i'm oak mahogany,
plain and Dutch designs in delft blue,
These are ideal gift articles
hRAkAUER. YORK q MOVES. = l.
A GItT rhOM KOGE6> rs sure 20 pleas.
Dent fail TO visit our Bis Store and see
the hundreds Of handsome. useful gift ar
ticles we are showing See w4niow display
ROGERS Furniture Co. 205 y stanton 81.
CJFf LINKS, scarf pins. tie clasps. Eru-
hit 10 jeweiry. coat chains and many 9TH
ers are among Tho less expensive jewel
gifts .ge are showing See our Window
". T. HINSON CO--IEWELERS.
SIZE OUS DISPLAY OF comfy slippers. we
have them In all sizes and colors FOR men.
women and children. lttrac-lYely priced
n m 81 pc UP % S-oe-
II BNER SHOE Co. ees san Antonio st.
GIVE USEFUL THINGS THIS TIME
GIVE your son. brother or husband an orr
UaL ON fulH NNuW Ii tailor made suit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
Help Wanted-Male and Female

-~-~~~-~---~-~-~---~-~---
" ANEED-Eeliahic couple 20 care Tor
poultry and pigeon ranch Good home
and chance for good living. No salary
paid. Address S. 1sS care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24

Employment Agencies
s~S----~-~------------~--
THE BORDER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
III z MAIN ST. PHONE 1856.
Reiahle help Of all kinds furnished List
your wants with US
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
Nnmc. Arc Docketed.

Tn connection with the raids. the
following names were found on the
night reports at the police station.
Tuau Jacouez. Jose Munez. A. ArmiiO.
Manuel BlaucO. Jesus NaleuzUela,
John Sparks. W. r. Pullen. ID. r.
Parks. Marshall Jackson. Jim Caseras.
Manuel COucha- Jesus Perez. Jose
Roquin. j. L. Miranda. Loujino Ma
cias. i. i. Queseda. J. N. Cooper Ra-
mon Gonzalez, Alfonso Oriano. Alton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
Wanted-Furuiture.

Wanted-FuFuituTe.
GLOBE FURNITURE co. has moved 20
21g s. Stanton ST. We buy and sell new
and "a hand furniture Phone 1901
WE TAKE your old furniture In at a goo1
figure In exchange for new goods
ROGERS TRADING COMPANY
Ir4 No. stanton St Phone T49
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid Tor furli-
-ure. stoves. etc Phone 1888
SECOND HAND furniture wanted Tor 8
room house. also piano Prices must o.
low Call -44sW between $50 20 s p m
WANTED 10 buy furniture FOR three room
1at fuclu5iur small gas range Must be
Verv cheap. VIII pay cash Phone lzssJ
OF c1s ask for Crzver-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
For kent-non,e, unfurrl,E.d.

FOR RENT. NEW BUNGALOW. 4
rooms ard glazed room. just Off
Boulevard zoo Rosewood ST. $40 mo.
JOHN W PHILLIPS 8 CO. Pm. 1856.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsH
Q rooms. s. p Kentucky Ave.-...--..g 10
g rooms. S. p Sacramento St-------- 20
g rooms s P ORC St------------.-.-. =
b rooms. &C. s. j. Portland Ave.. 30
6 rooms. c. s. r. Federal St-----.... g.
& rooms s. r. Apt. Myrtle AVE.. Il
n FINISHED.
rooms. o 6 p Sacramento ST.. u
s rooms. s. p Nevada St.---.---... 50
10 rooms. s. P- Rio Grande ST. 100
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
Phone $50 100 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24

Il have been trying for some time
20 rid the city and county Of every
Illegal club TO be found. and 7 am
now only continuing my old fight. II
viii be carried on to a finish" said
the county attorney
II have assisted iu every way in
the fight 10 eNtermiuate illegal
clubs said sheriff Orndorff. "and 7
AN iu the fight TO a finish also"
Cancels Deputies Commissions.
On report that six special deputies
had been found by the police during
their raids. sheriff Orndorff Cancelled
their commissions Monday morning
Among them were Jim Caseras. Jesus
Perez and Ramon Gonzales. With
reference 10 the report that special
deputies had been found during the
raids. the sheriff made the following
statement;
Not long ago I appointed a long
list Of sUeciaI deputies TO act as
special watchmen and to cooperate
with the Defence league. do not
feel 7 am responsible for the actions
of everyone Of them. and want 10 as
sure ever one that II any OF them is
found doing an improper act. the com
mission viii be promptly Cancelled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24
nonm For 1IernI CIub..

40 charges had been d0cl5eted
against the persons arrested and in
vestigation Of the cases would be left
to county attorney ". H Fryer il
was said at the police station. Nj
Fryer said he would not prosecute"
i'm the strict sense Of the word. but
plan all his actions with q view TO
quitting every illegal club out OF bus
mess Accordingly. in every case
where formal complaint would be
filed. he would agree to a light fine.
conditioned on the absolute closing
M of the clubs and removal Of the
bar fixtures.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24

Lost and Founu-
LOST-saiau white dog. yellow spots, s.
reward return 90 $40 e Missouri-
CARPET SWEEPER free with each rug.
FOUTL MOORE co.
LOsT-Purss Containing small change aud
nose glasses Phone 2S0L
THE DOG was lost because he did not
wear collar sold by Sheers-Lazenby Co,
$40 Texas
LOST-Ofnccr's riding crop. silver mount
Ing initials A. " Il, reward. call 20 TT
Bliss
ELGIN AND WALTHAM watches for
Christmas Our prices the lowest
BARNETTS-2l9 san ANTONIO ST
hERE you viii find the higEest assort-
Will De seen IN FL Paso- Sheers-Lnzeuby q
Co., $40 Texas
LOST Friday evening. large black brooch
of antique design. chiefly valuable TO
owner because Of association Reward
Phone s9-7W.
lost with pin Waltham watch engraved
Mahle, valued 20 mother account Of ell
deariue memories OF dead daughter Lib
eral reward retutn Herald office.
Personal.
~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~~~-~~-~
WIGS and toupecs- H.esH- Co. us y. Kans-
SPikELLA corsets Mrs Miller. Pm 4sN7.
LACE curtains Numbered beautifully. IRA
mer- Phone 1913.
OFFICE furniture On terms
FOUTZ MOORE Co
CUTLERY-A selection here VIII make an
acceptable gif- Sheers-Iazenby Cos
80 Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24

Wanted-money
WANTED buy good notes. Adcr %
s. 1886 Gaze Herald
KITCHEN cabinets. So "a month
FOUTZ MOORE Co
CIGARET CASES Just the thing FOR his
Xmas gift no trouble to- show
BAENETTs-sIg SAN ANTONIO ST
Wanted-Real Estate.
HOME WANTED. CLOSE N
We have "a good customer who wants 20
buy al once Must De- close in- 20 cost
around $500
T. r. HEAD 8 CO.
-Is lfuls Bldg. Phone eL-1-
CASH BUYER WAITING you have a
zeal bargain Boz a OF room residence
list DO ~ once. VIC have cash buyer W-i--
iuE.
HAWKINS BROS
and Morgan Bldg Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-24

Two raids have been conducted by
police officers and detectives since
then. Saturday night special officers
Henry Blum Andy ShOue and Ed
Nebus made a round Of ALLEGED clubs
and similar places and cOnfiscated a
considerable quantity Of liquor and
placed nearly q dozen persons under
arrest Sunday night the act was du-
plicated by Capt. s. II. Neater. ser
geant Tom York. detective captain
VIII Simpson suecial officers Walter
Reese and Blum. and more arrests
We're made
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-03

The United States Civil S rvice
Commission announces thet a num-
Der of vacancies exist in the posi-
ton of redman and chairman Hor the
Interstate Commerce Comm ission in
states of Oregon. Washington and
Idaho, at salaries ranging fom S72O
to s10S0 per annum. Age limits is TO
% years.
The examination consists only of
filing application Form 1900 with
the United States Civil Seryice Com
mission. Washington, D. c. Co~i's of
the application and full iufo~mati n
may be secured from the Sec"etory,
18th Civil Service Districf, Seat'l9,
Washington; or from the IoHal Sec
rotary, Board of Civil S -rvice Ex-
aminers, in this city All qualifi d
persons are urged to apply.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-03

storage d, sired Ill be a gLi@e as
10 size cf Lending to erect, and a
shed-roo -; Ks feet high granary
are coed u portions for a 1000
bushHl In.
Care shol II be taken to see that
tn foundation is good, and that the
'studding is Y ell naield to the floor
joists and roo rafters. The b. st
bracing for the centers is heavy
win stretched just above the cen
ter Of the height o. the building.
One thickness of ship-lap Is suffici-
ent to hold the grain in, and sho Id
be w"ll nailed on. and on the out
side of the studding to prot ct the
floor timbers from the weather.
With the grain stored in such a
building. the owner hiss Ii tie cause
to fear weather damage; is n shape
to borrow upon his HOLDINGS if he
desires, and to dis -ose of his crop
when the market suits.
If a granary is to b. built, it is.
well to do the work as rly in the
season as possible. 1t cen BE- d-neI
then at odd moments wh-r9l Il II t
until harvest is coming on, 9th ri
work will interfere.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-03
FARM GRANARiEs

Now that the day o. "sacked"whea
is passing, We desire to call the at.
tenticn of our grain growers to the
economy in expense and labor of a
properly built and properly Iocat d
granary on the farm.
While some farms now have good
granaries, il has been the custom
to sack grain at the threshong ma
chine; necessitating not only cons d.
cradle expense thru the cost o. the
sacks, hut, also, much heavy labor.
II would be easier to have the
grain threshed loose into wagon box
es to be hauled and emptied into a
granary, and from that granary haul
ed loose TO market
AT present price of new sacks.
the cost of the sacks for one thou
sand bushels o., wheat is as much
as the cost o. the lumber suff, eli ent
Tor granary for the same number
q bushels, and where the sacks are
o. one seasons use only, the gran
cry is permanent and an added value
to the farm.
a little head-work is necessary in
locating the gransry to best advant-
age To make the least possible Ia
Dor, the granary should be built on
rising ground, so that grain can be
put In on the upper or high side.
and drawn out on the low side. Or
IL no such location is available, 1t
would be labor saving to erect a
raised drive way on one side for
filling, and scooped-out and drain.
"a wagon way for the lower side.
The usual 1875 square feet of space
ior each one hundred bushels OF