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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
BOUNDARY COMMISSION TO
FINISH WORK BY NEXT WEEK

Members Of the international boun-
Diary commission are meeting this
week. comforting on border problems.
The hope was expressed that the work
will he finished by next week, as
Judge Lucius B. Hill hopes TO return 90
Washington with his report by that
time. Questions in relation 10 the
boundary line, the reclamation ser
vices requests for building permits,
and other matters are being con-
sidered.
Judge Hill is the American commits
siOner, with W F. TinsIey, secretary
H. p Corbin, consulting engineer; C.
r. Folk. assistant engineer, and Louis
Phelau, Interpreter. as his assistants
The Mexican representatives are An
tonic Prieto. Commissioner. Jesus Con
zales, secretary and Interpreter; Man
ueI Baucalari. consulting engineer
Luis b. Castell-Blanch, assistant en-
gineer.
\ survey was made recently by the
commission.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
4. 6. &R. QUITS
At CHIHUAHUA
Orders Smelter Employees
on Construction to Bor-
der as q Precaution.

As a precautionary measure con-
strucion work at the smelJer Of the
American Smelling and Refining COM
pany at Chihuahua has been tempo
rariIy stopped, according to n state
ment made Wednesday Ry C. L. Baker.
general manager of the company's
Mexican interests, with headquarters
in e. Paso-
Eight of the company's employees
at Chihuahua have already arrived in
this city. All the employees and Of
ficials have been ordered to the Dor
der.
Just as soon as the situation IN
Chihuahua clears I'D. construction
work at the smelter viii Ice resumed,
it was said. The order stopping work
nj the smelter at Chihuahua does not
apply TO any other shelters of the
company in Mexico. II is operating
plants at Aguascalientes. Monterey
and Natehuala. The Chihuahua plant
had not been smelling for several
months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
WANT APERMIT
FOR SLUICEW WAY
Reclamation Service Also
Proposes Headgate on
River Near Ysleta.

Application has been made by the
reclamation service to the interna-
tionaI boundary commission for per
mission to build a sluicewav at the
intake Of the Franklin canal in the
International dam. northwest Of EI
Paso. at the old Harris mills. and a
large diversion headgate on the Rio
Grande southeast Of Tsleta. The head
gate viii provide a water supply for
the lower Ell Paso valley. including
san Elizario island.
Advertisements viii soon be issued
by the reclamation service for more
drainage work TO be done by con
tractors.
Moor Gets Canal Contract.
The Lee Moor Construction company
has been awarded the contract for
building the extension to the Garfield
canal in the Eiucon valley This
amounted TO %. GOO cubic yards. and the
contract was . cents q cubic ward.
Important BIZ Pending.
House bill 2g13 is of tremendous
Importance TO the development of the
southwest said project manager Law
renee NJ Lawson" and it is hoped that
the people will DO all in their power
TO push this important measure.
House bill 2913 calls for the appro-
DLldL4DA OF eJHulDHNlt 70 De uLlllLeQ uE
The secretary Of the interior TO slim
ulate the production Of food on public
and private lands on reclamation prO-
jects- II was introduced by Edward
p. Taylor chairman Of the house COM
mittee on irrigation Of arid lands At
the last session it was favOrably re-
ported upon by committees Of both
senate and house.
Cruces Bureau Helping.
The DOna Ana Farm bureau, OF
Las Cruces, is actively engaged in at
tempting to secure its passage during
the coming session Its passage would
provide means for placing in cultiva-
ton additional areas throughout the
Rio Grande project. including the Fl
Paso valley, and lettering the irriEa-
ton conditions on private lands"
'Ysleta cast % votes in favor Of the
contract with the government con-
corning financing the drainage and
lateral work" said James a. Smith,
president Of the FL Paso Water Users
association, Wednesday. we have
not as yet a report from the island"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
M STIMSON MENTIONED
For PUBLIC WORKS JOB

n = Stimson, president Of the
Sharp Elliott Manufacturing company.
is reported TO have favorable consid-
for the position OF superintendent of
public works, which is to be filled in
the near future. Mr.. Stimson was at
the city hall comforting with officials
Tuesday afternoon and this, in part,
gave foundation TO the report.
The new position, which was created
~ hen the city adopted the plans Of
the taxpayers association for reOr-
saniZing all public works, and which
viii supersede the existing office OF
superintendent OF Waterworks, Will
not be filled until the new aldermanic
committee provided for in the reor-
ganization are named, it was said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
MILK DELIVERY
FROM 6 To 6
No More Night Deliveries
After Dec. 1; Diaries Com
plain Bottles Are Stolen.

Beginning December 1 there viii
be only daylight deliveries OF milk
in FL Paso. There are about so
licensed diaries in FL PasO and Dr..
A. B. Warrener. city dairy inspector,
has secured the signatures OF all to
an agreement for deliveries only be-
tween the hours Of six in the morn
ing and six in the evening
The object OF the change is to put
an end 10 sneak thieves who steal
from dairy wagons and prowl from
house 10 house in the early hours OF
morning and steal bottles, empty and
filled. Losses in this way have been
tremendous and a heavy burden to
Gairymen. DR.. Warrener found. He
is convinced that some individuals or
corporations in the city have been
making . business Of buying bottles
and that they have been shipping
them out OF the city in big lots
Like nearly all other commodities
milk botIee have been undergoing
heavy advances in price. Since July
J. the advance has been 81 a gross.
the price 4t this time being S10-50
for quart sizes and $3.50 for pint
sizes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
FROZEN TOMATOES AND
PEACHES ARE DESTROYED

Another large amount OF edibles
were condemned by the city health
department Wednesday, freezing hav-
ing rendered il unfit for human con-
sumption. il was claimed. The batch
consisted Of 1850 pounds of tomatoes
and zoo pounds of peaches. Inasmuch
as no attempts TO sell them had been
made. no individuals were apprehend-
ed. The food was sent 10 the city dis
pOsal plant
Comment has been heard on the fact
that condemned foods are destroyed
when they might be used 10 feed
stock It was explained that the city
inspectors could not conscientiously
make this use Of the foods. and that
individuals having food articles unfit
for human consumption might feed
them 10 stock themselves. If they de-
sired
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
WOODS, ALIAS WILSON, IS
INDICTED ON FOUR COUNTS

Beverly Woods, alias Roy Wilson.
identified by constable Lon Garner
when arrested as a man who was
taken in custody here about four
years ago and sent to the peniten-
tlary to serve out an unexpired term.
from which he was later pardoned.
was indicted by the grand jury in
the saith district court on four
charges OF burglary, sheriffs returns
Tuesday evening showed.
W A Vincent, a soldier. was in
dicted on q charge Of assault, in con-
nectiOn with the alleged shooting in
the jaw Of another soldier. T. r
Shook.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
PLAN ERECTION OF PUBLIC
BATH HOUSES In Ell PASO

A party Of about six Fl Pasoans are
making arrangements for the erection
Of between six and ten public bath
houses, TO be located at points in the
city where they could do the most
frost. is drawing the plans and seek
ing bids for the construction Of the
baths
The identity OF the individuals pro-
noting the movement is being with
held, and It was said that contractors
are making figures based on actual
cost without any profit added The
assistance OF the city, OF of the Ro-
tary. or the chamber Of commerce,
might be sought in the matter. II was
minated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
MEXICANS ARE
PREPARING TO LEAVE

Maria, Texas. Nov. 21-There was
much rejoicing in the Mexican federal
known that the refugees from OjinaEa
would be returned TO Juarez by way
OF El Paso. Gen Juan EspinOsa y
COrdova announced that his officers
and men were ready to move at an
hours notice and directed Col VIII
lareal his adjutant, 10 begin the work
of preparing the interned soldiers and
their families for the last lap Of the
journey from OjinaEa TO Juarez.
Gen COrdOva. with Col Castro and
Col NillareaL have been given the
freedom Of this little town and they
have been riding about the camp and
downtown in a taxicab, arranging the
details of their movement 20 Juarez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
ENGINEERING LITERATURE IS
NEEDED AT MINES SCHOOL

EngIneerIng DOORS and magazines
axe in great demand at the Texas
school OF Mines The provision for
new books in the library is Inadequate
10 supply the need. It is hoped by
the faculty that engineers and pro-
fesiOnal men who have such books
or magazines viii deposit them at
The school The books viii always
be accessible to the donors, and still
he doing splendid service TO the
school. IL was said
There is a particularly strong need
for old copies Of the Engineering
and Mining Journal, prior 10 October
%, 1915 If anyone has books or
magazines which could be donated to
the school the registrar, Miss Ruth
Augur, should be notified
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
YAQUIS RAID AT LENCHO:
IA OF GARRISON KILLED

Nogales. Arlz-, Nov 20.-RaidIng
and lOOting OF the town Of Lencho. 80
miles south Of Guaymas. Sonora. by
Naqui Indians was reported yester-
Qay by travellers returning from Ma
zallan. Sinaloa. who passed through
Lencho Thursday.
They said the population was ter
rorized- It was said Il OF the gar
rison were killed. and a number
wounded. The Yaquis after sacking
the town returned to the hills.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
ALBUQUERQUE HAS CHOSEN
TWO OF 3 COMMISSIONERS

Albuquerque, y H.. Nov. 21-In
the first election held under the clty's
new charter. Charles +. Wade and
Walter N Cornell. candidates for
commissioner received majorities.
The charter created three commits
sionerships but a majority vote is
required for election and none OF the
other six candidates received 3
majority. J. n. Reynolds and alder
man George u. Hammond who fin
ished third and fourth respectively.
viii run again TO determine which
shall have the vacant commissioner
shin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
FUNDS SENT TO JUAREZ
TO CARE FOR THE TROOPS

Mexico City, Mex Nov 2l-The
Mexican war office announces that
an attack on Juarez by Villa forces
is not feared or expected
The war office, IL is announced. has
sent funds TO Juarez for the relief of
soldiers who recently crossed to- the
American side of the border so as not
TO burden the American government
with unnecessary expense during
their interument.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
JACK c. HEIDO, LAWYER OF
HOUSTON. TEX. DIES HERE

Jack C. Heido. n lawyer, % years
of age. died Tuesday night at 2206
four months ago for his health from
Houston. Texas, where he formerly
practiCed law
Deceased is survived, besides his
wife. by his father. who lives in New
York city. Funeral services will take
place at the Peak undertaking chapel
at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Burial viii be in Concordia cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
LAKE HALL TO FURNISH
DUCKS FOR EVERYBODY

F. c. Snow. lessee and manager of
the hotel at Elephant Butte, is in Fl
Paso today. Mr.. Snow says the max
ing Of 4 game preserve Of lake 3. N
Hall at Elephant Butte. is going 70
mean good duck shooting for the Rio
Grande valley for all time to come.
He says the lake is literally black. to-
wards the upper end. with ducks.
This is breeding ground for them
and they scatter from the big lake
south through the valley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
SHERIFF AND MAN FIGHT.
BOTH SERIOUSLY WOUNDED

Elida. \. n, Nov. 21-In a battle
that followed an attempt to arrest
Charles Glover, charged with failure
to register for the military draft. here
yesterday morning. sheriff 4. L.
Gregg. Of Roosevelt county was seri-
ously wounded and Glover was prob
ably fatally wounded Deputy Sheriff
Milton kornegay, who also took part
in the fight was not wounded
The sheriff called upon Glover TO
surrender and. it was said. Glover
opened fire with 4 .45 caliber auto
matte pistol, sending a bullet through
the sheriffs abdomen. Both officers
fired and Glover fell with four wounds
in his body. Physicians said he prob
a bly, would die They believed the
sheriff had a chance for recovery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
WRECKING CREW CLEARS
&. II. WRECK NEAR QTEREC

Valentine, Texas. Nov 21.-Wreck-
ing crews were busy today near Que
bee station, west Of here, picking up
the coaches of the eastoound e. h &
S a passenger train which was
wrecked there and six train employees
and conductor John X Merriman in
jured. Trains continued to pass the
scene Of the wreck on a "shoOfly" or
temporary passing track, but to-
nights trains will run over the main
line at the point where the wreck oc-
Cured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
JOHN P. SPELLMAN DIES;
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON

Funeral services for John Patrick
Spellman, II years of age. who died
Tuesday afternoon at his home, 400
West Boulevard. viii be held this aft
ernoou at 4 o'clock from the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception Burial
viii be in Evergreen cemetery
Deceased was the son of Mrs. Mary
Spellman- and is survived, beside his
mother. by five sisters, Mrs r. n.
Guernsey. 5I+ North stanton street,
and Isabel. Dolly. Emily and Ellen, Of
400 Meet BouIeEard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21

mittee was given by rabbi Martin lie
lonka This committee is working for
the sale OF the Red Cross seals, which
has been placed under the manage
ment OF Il. n Colvin. It was an
ncunced that the committee expects
to sell 100000 seals before Christ
mas Mr.. Colvin has urged buyers 70
put the seals on bank chechS as wei
as letters and packages.
The treasurer's report showed that
there was a deficit in the funds Of the
society Of s1037. The receipts were
SI5O6.7S and the expenditures were
SI6I2g6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
MOTORCOP J. c. RHODES, HURT
CHASING SPEEDER, IS BETTER

Motorcycle patroImah = Q Rhodes,
who. while chasing an alleged speeder
at East Boulevard and North Florence
street Tuesday. collided with a Rogers
Furniture company truck being
thrown from his machine and rem
dered unconscious. was said Wednes-
day not 10 have been badly injured,
as was at first believed.
Officer Rhodes reported that the
truck driver. J. Wilson. was not to
blame, as the driver had stopped sud
denly TO let a street car pass The
front wheel Of Rhodes's machine was
smashed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
WOMAN ROBBED or PT-RsE.

While walking On Santa Fe street
late Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J. ".
Miller had her purse snatched from
her by a man who came up from be-
hind The man ran into a nearby al
ley and Mrs. Miller was unable TO
determine whether ne was an Ameri-
can or Mexican. Mrs. Miller had $40
in currency in her purse. she re-
ported.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
SAYS DEPUTIES ARE STILL
SEARCHING MEN NEAR BISHF

Douglas, Ariz-, Nov. 21.-COchise
county deputies are still stopping,
questioning and searching persons
desiring to enter Bisbee, despite the
federal Industrial commissions order
recently that such stopping and
searching must stop. according to
man who came here from Bisbee last
night. He said he and several others
had been stopped and searched by
deputies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21

The body of Jesus Cameras. 81
years Of age, formerly resident Of
FL Paso. who died in San Antonio.
Texas. November IS, was shipped to
Fl Paso. arriving Tuesday night
Funeral services viii be held this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the Sacred
Heart church, 612 South oregon
street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21

The body Of Ramenus Abdella. age
IS, a merchant and a native of Tur-
key, who died Monday at 200 Wyom-
ing street was shipped for burial
to FL Dorado, Ark. Wednesday morn
ing, accompanied by his wife and a
brother, Y. Abdella, of Euston. La.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
WOMAN HELDi RnRRERY CHARGE

Grace Shelton, alias Bertha Blake.
was arrested at 1870 o'clock Wednes-
day morning on complaint OF J. NJ
NasqueZ, 430 Charles street, who told
the police that as he vas passing
the Sacred Heart church on South
oregon street, the woman enticed him
INTO an alley and robbed him Of 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
BURNS RLOCK or WEEDS

Firemen from 40. station were
called at II o'clock Tuesday night to
the $500 block on Douglas street.
where they found an entire vacant
block on fire The block IS said 20
have been covered with a thick
growth Of weeds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
An 4Everett,. Piano for 500, %

Used. OF course, but in fine condf-
tion. Costs $4,000 new. This bar
gain won't remain long We recon-
mend quick action If interested
TT Pasa Piano Go.
Every body's Former Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
COMPLATNT AGAINST CROYIRTE.

Complaint was filed in justice A J.
Halls court Wednesday at noon by
city food inspector Robert C. Dorm
heckter, alleging that on November 20
VIII Crombie did keep for sale. sell
and offer for sale, peaches which
were decaved."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21

FnmiIy WashinE-7c "A Pound.
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S%crretniug / girgil. Se bIeu piet iii
9Saitor 5eltrc alotten II % bereitet
blep Ser itor @ioSag i~erperet iii 80
SIretniuger. Saa tog re alotteu )
Soeet iii Iaiou Gin. Ga. og Iits
dleu. Sbo So!ota. hpor De bill beis9e
SIrat1irger OF bill oGre | here's 6ieu,
: Suron, SpS Saiota. os 9irsiI. Spo
Satotc. eiter ben 30te Suni.
Si oil enite hisie pGroiee Gar al
@lGae % spt.el
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-29
Mfbolosiang.
Silieu til Winneiutn Gfbulbsielfabs
12te Iarsmpbe.

0frs. llIritte &. 9ruln.
Nu mgoes after oe gipue 6oIt,
Sc samle &ri9ere boIbe.
Som altib pGrct bar SunSbcos SoIf,
90 iIaar pao line SfioIoe.
I flloe 10 90 tretti Iar
Se Itreb MOB Srittepanen.
Wen cuoul Iigc ranf &c itaar
90 leiter Ifbolosfuueu.
Se bnnbt iaa mnn9en en- berIi9 Seir
6or Guo og Sien,met tiuige,
@ten enomr ireioig og 8Inb ilaar 2eir,
Seiterte albri9 or pige
Tcr Sieuoer n,eo al lin Ragt
EiIlihir pou Slugt er ia9et,
Ga buer en- NGituirg eocIo9t
60 boer cu Stab irbtn9et.
6au Sat for Nrbeio5bag iaa lang.
Scr SUB og NiboI0siaeer,
ri bore iocr III pteo Srpoeinug;
Obi inart pprirber Gaqer,
ia Sar9erre lin Sribco iaar,
Sc tuIinb 0iGnb % Soirocr,
Suart 6errcu5 ltorc Subclaar
gu over Sorbcn opriubcr.
@aa ireu "a @cnner / 6errer5 Hapu
Ga lsiter Sano6eocns Sane
iii 6errer6 9Gre % Rpiteu5 Waln
Mob usicl Spuoeoonel
&rr tro / HrbciSc pg 9eu,
! beitc ifal itor Sgre.
Saa iaar ri arue Aroneu itier
Ga Se~ier5pnlmerne bore.