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METERS TO STOP.
WASTE Of WATER
:: FOR IRRIGATION

supt. Murray % planning - install
meters n. the entire ManoA district,
The Bervice Pipe there q too small 70
supply -. adequate amount of water
during the summer when % much d
being used Tor irTigation and ths
watering Of lawns. Murray figures
that u Win take approxiniatsly 80
meters % complete tie meter aystam
IN Manoa, and % soon 60 he metsrs
ars available the Installation win BE-.
Gin. I >
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CONGRESS THREATENS
TO CONTROL DOCTORS

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-Co6fFol Of
the entire medical profession Of the
country win be given to President
Wilson by Q measure which has been
approved by. the ways ana means and
finance committees Of the house and
wiz be submitted to Congress for
enactment Il physicians do not enlist
up to the total Of 10000 Ileede1, rla'
jor d. A. Kraker Of the United States
marine corps, told The New, Jersey
Medical society. The recent regis
tration made 5000 eligible to draft
between the ages Of 81 and 80, Ma
jor Kraker said. and 1900 more must
volunteer or the proposed measure
win be given, TO Congress-.
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BLACK CAT HoooooEs
STEAMSHIP MONGOLIA

CHICAGO, m.-The steamship
Moaeolian, On which two Red Cross
nurses were killed BY the explosion
Of q detective she'll, was q "hoodoo
ship, according b . private in q hos
pital unit on board. IN . letter to q
Chicago newspaperman.
AFTER the explosion which killed
he nurses o coal HEAVIER discovered q
black cat on board" he wrote. "Thil
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GRIEG SETS NEW
RECORDATUUB
With 81 SCORE


y lib. Greig Of Schofield set =
y new, record for the Oahu Country =
4 Club golf course yesterday after =
y noon, making the Is holes in 81, =
y which 10 two under par. Greig =
y lowered the old record held by Z
= Alex Bell by two strokes.
y In his record performance =
y which gave him the Navy Cup, =
y Greig played almost perfect golf =
y throughout. With the exception =
y Of the 14th hole, when he missed =
"a fiye-foot putt, his game was =
= remarkable He shot straight for 4
= the pin on every hole, and HIS ap- I
= preaching and putting was Q big Z
y feature OF his match.
r. Greig made q two on the 18th 4
y hole, and chalked up a three on =
y the third, sixth, seventh and =
= ninth. He was playing around 4
4 with Frank Halstead, who pulled I
y one on the fourth hole and pick
y ed mp. Greig made q 80 going 4
\ out, and took SO for the last nine 4
y for the record score. Boyle on 4
= this course 10 rs. 4
\ G. r. Cleveland also played 4
y fine golf In the tourney and fin 4
y ished In o tie for. second place 4
y with w. L Stanley. Conditions 4
y were ideal for good golf and 4
= some excellent scores were turn !
= ed in. :. 4
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NEW YORK. N. Y.--Being passed
over by the army selection does MOI
absolve . man from the duty Of Per
sistently offering his services to the
country In whatever way they can
best be used. Col. Roosevelt declared
recently, before the American Medi-
cal association convention here. FAN
ure 70 do 50 means unfitness % be
= citizen. h I'D.
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CONTINUED from Page u
Arizona. Mcmillan is reported
have asked: -.

Arizona. Mcmillan 10 reported Il
have asked:
I do they think I am going to Ari
zona in order to get across to Mex
ico"
When he first appeared before the
registration chairman last week he
said nothing about his intention to 81
to Arizona. On account OF this re
mark. Chairman Green will send let
tiers In regard to the case to all the
federal officials along the Mexican
border. 49,. &C.,. :.
Mcmillan has been employed IN the
auto sales department. OF the Won
Hamn-Young 10. Tor the past yeal
and q half and has been living % the
Colonial hotel. o, II. Shepherd, head
Iof tho Won Hamm.Young auto sales
department, says that MCMILLAN had
gained an excellent reputation during
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ND GlT1FRkL

The Guardian Trust Co. has been
appointed temporary administrator Of
the estate OF the late Jonathan Shaw.
{ On the ground Of desertion, Y. Asa
81 has been granted divorce from w.
Asagf by Circuit Judge Heen.
The members Of the Territorial
grand Jury VIII meet ct . O'Clock next
Friday afternoon IN the Judiciary
building.
Exactly s13s.63 was taken up In the
collection at the Central Union church
yesterday morning at the special Red
Cross services. This money win 60
to the Red Cross fund.
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--He-lF ] stole ! Mss would ron
scream Tor pour paSentsi she-No;
not unless y0u wanted 10 kiss the
Whole family. - Fsnniyiysnia State
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III omen brought 70 mind others md
q sailor recollected that tAis vas che
Mongolia's thirteenth trip since The
outbreak Of the war.
by this time Q wave Of superstitior
swept over the crew, and they III
wanted 10 quit. When We got back tc
New York we had to anchor OF shore
for the whole crew would have de-
serted had We touched . dock"
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/. -Womsn-I want { divorce. Lawyer
And how much alimonyi Woman-
one hundred per. ! wouldn't let him
g Cor less- Town Topics:
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sTAR-suLLETih efvGs YOU
rooArs NEWs rooAV
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WEEKLY PRODUCE REPORT

ByA 7. l0NGlEY, Marketing Superintendent.
ISSUED ~ the TERRITORIAL MARkETIMe DIVISION
WEEK ENDING july & .- -
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PERSONALITIES

DIR. J. s. B. PRATT, president Of
TIE territorial board Of health. win re-
turn from . trip 10 the mainland On
July "a.
II. STUART JOHNSON, engineer Of
the Rapid Transit Company, win leave
for vacation trip on Hawaii next
Saturday. He win Join Mrs. johnson
Ct Hilo and they VIII tour the Big
1slhn by automobile.
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Bundle u new hits. ovusr can have
same BY calling at Csrson's Root
Bear stand. Aala PaTk. and paying
70. this "a. sS93-et
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-12-20

s,ars Historical society
-,pi,oi building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10
Good Roads For Mexico
(BYH. S. H)

" HEREVER the automobile goes It impels some
I NJ to begin a good roads movement. Il has
been the greatest stimulus to good roads activity
have had in the United States and that peace has
bile into that country has been resumed agitation for
good roads for Mexico has sprung up.
The demand for good roads for the automobiles Of
Mexico has resulted the formation Of the National High
way association Of Mexico Its purpose to connect the
American border with the lower coast Of Mexico,
eventually reaching Guadaajara whence there would be
connection with Mexico City.
From Guadalaara to NOgales loose links Of roads
to be connected up to form continuous highway furnish
ing outlet from interior Mexico parallel TO the Southern
Pacific Of Mexico railroad II to be used by pleasure
as matter Of but is intended primarily for
dent Of the association and Jose H. Delgado, Mexican
sui at Nogales, Arz, Is secretary
The governor OF each state through which the road
extends viii be director OF the association and VIII be
responsible for the work construction his state and
each director viii have assistant whose duty 1t viii be
supervise his section Of road and keep in repair
The highway is to have two northern termini at
Nogaes, and the other at Aqua Prieta It Will extend
south through HeTmosilla and Guaymas to Culiacan,
Mazatlan Topic thence to Guadalaara While there
must be considerable construction Of roads, IN the
main roads already existing will be sufficient they
are graded up and surfaced.
That the highway viii be Travelled, it is in condi
ton, there doubt. Western Mexico has suffered
comparatively little from and there many motor
cars cities throughout the period Since January
1t is stated than 800 automobiles including pleasure
cars trucks been imported from the United States
have gone through Aqua Prleta opposite Douglas,
Ariz. though the figures not at hand.
The people and the governments IN western Mexico
realize that good need good roads for purposes OF
travel supplement the railroad the exchange OF
national products between Mexico and the United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10
The Daily Novelette,
TBOWEL's RETREAT.

~ BE Naval BricklayeIs. from all
over the country. were in town
1 for the semi monthly conven-
ton. There wasn't a room 10 be had
in the hotels. hardly a seat in the
park
hopping his brow and dragging his
feet Elias Trowel master naval
bricklayer from Tippieport. Maine.
leaned YEARLY against the desk Of
the Fireproof House.
why. yes, yes" replied the clerk
brightly. we have a room. It is No.
1913 on the 18th floor, and II yol are
not sHpe-sutious-"
"Ha. ha. hat SuperstitiOusl Ha, ha.
Ho. ha, ha-' said TroWel lauEhiugly.
why. I was born on Friday the 18th.
1913, and can never wait till Friday
comes around, Pm that fond Of fish.
On my 18th birthday my aunt Thir-
teena left me $4,000 and I'm the last
of 18 children So lead me 10 your
ROOM
Front" called the clerk. and a
black son OF Eth.ope seized Elias
TroweIs bag and led the way.
Its nice room, boss" he OBJ
served, as he deposited the bag on the
bed and held out a hand for the tip.
A berry nice room, yassa- Nice an
high UP. o. cO'se il probIy amt the
fault ob the room that the last IS
men that Sip heah done fr0Wed their
selves right outa that there window
during the night. no sab"
Knocking him out with one well
planted blow, Elias T-oweI removed
the tip from his limp hand. picked up
his bag again, and went forth 10
spend the night IN the leafv branches
OF dinuamore tree in the PARK.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10
Good Crops In Texas

X OUTHERN and western Texas is doing its share II
ping up the huge crop total for 1917 which, accord
- ing to the latest forecast Of the department Of agr
culture promises exceed the production OF last year
commodities including wheat corn, potatoes and some
fruits.
San Angelo Texas, has 20 per cent larger acreage
crops this year than last Of which about ten percent
IS in grain Business Of the town helped the
ment by Graduating their customers 10 plant some
thing" Truck gardening and the raising Of cattle sheep
poultry and hogs has been increased greatly this year
last
great potato crop reported in southern Texas. In
the vicinity Of Eagle Lake broker bought 125 acre
potato crop from its grower P T. Gordon for S5t25
s55 This shows the value OF the crop little
more distinctly the reader than does the average sale
n which the grower digs his potatoes and delivers them
sacked, board freight cars.
At Bangs, Texas, the San Angelo branch Of the
Santa F the berry crop reported much larger than last
year when 380o crates shipped by the Bangs Berry
Fruit association This year the crop Is being sold N
instead Of the usual quart boxes and at much
Retter prices than last year
This shows what is being done in few places in
Texas They may be considered typical Of the state
generally
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10

7 l-a was routed and forced to
~ ucr-hWard in disorder. Glib
9l-7 fed with the dlsorEanized.
I-5e hius Asuascalientes Gibbons
S-- the following correction to his
~ u. XIII villa victory, his troops
~ lted and fleeing in disorder. and I
leading the gang with Oregon on
y don't see how any one can find
lie 20 talk hard times in FL Paso. or
"a, or any thing but prosperity
a-1 A. j. James. assistant building
inspector. III they would only look
mo The conditions as I know them
L-e building permits last year for
me month 81 June toraIed bout 49,
l--s year they were $4,000. and
-lls IS not the building time either.
Hsure that with the building rhat is
10 start the first OF September. thar
we VIII exceed last year b. a million
or more.
II was very much impressed with
Lle lr-1- ll corporation court Monday
afternoon Of three women. and
Dung man." said Jack c. Scott eft
snow ed tla- the city authorities are
trying % clean up FL Paso. The
zrose cuuo1 was in earnest and II
those methods are employed in every
trial FL Paso viii soon be a model
city"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10

sent Annette Kellermann On a new
sub-sea pICure Of which George B-0u-
son Howard is the author" said SIR.
Fox Scenes at the bottom OF the
ocean by means OF patented su1ma-
rine apparatus viii incugurate new
angle Of entertainment
The assistance Of the Smithsonian
Institute Of Washington and the Brit
ish museum are acknowledged In con-
nectiOn with Miss kellermauu's new
film, also the cooperation Of the
United States fisheries commission.
Lh-s picture is YET unnamed, 1ut the
film viii be more elaborate, but to-
tally different in story and action than
a Daughter Of the Gods II viii be
shown this autumn
"In response TO a general demand
throughout IN country from Womep's
clubs. editors. educators and others in
terested I'm the welfare Of the young.
have staged a series Of children s
FAIRY tales. The first. Jack and the
Beaustalk,' viii be shown at q Broad
way theater not later than September.
William Farnum viii appear az q
Broadway theater in The Conqueror.'
which is the life story Of sam Hous-
ton, and depicts the early political life
of the state Of Texas. ] believe this
play VIII point the way to- educational
mining OF American history. yet Civ
ing the necessary dramatic action
a Nan Sees Red by Larry Evans and
The Doctor by Ralph COunor. the
Canadian author.
Miss Theda Bara viii make her ini-
tial appearance on Broadway iu a pic
rure version OF Cleopatra
The Honor system dealing with
American social conditions. viii be
shown In September throughout the
United States.
Among the authors whose works I
VIII produce during the coming fall
are George SCARBOROUGH. Larry Evans.
Randolph Lewis, Adrian Johnson,
George Bronson Howard, +. AIcGreW
Willis. Rupert Hughes During the
coming season in new films there will
appear under my direction Virginia
Pearson, George Walsh, Gladys Brock ]
well, Jane and Katherine Lee Miriam
Cooper, Naleska Suratt, June Caprice
and others.
Dustin Farnum who has been alb
sent from the screen as well as the
speaking stage for the last 10 months .
VIII be seen in The Scarlet pimper- .
leI by Baroness D'Orcy. Duraud OF the .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10
NEWS NOTES FROM M0VIELlhID .
~ DAISY Dan.

4" HERE are two actresses ON the
screen +----- v-r-s- .--...-.-..
Il
Always PROVOKE The eEc-lmat-aI
and 20 think ra-r oil rt.v are arc ..,
they fz--Hvir..-r
sure enough I-.F age leeclyluE.
Marguerite Clark looks T.. and VIII
never ea- or --.s.- IA
90 r----
----- N'-- s.- % never believe
aer much over -" Truth f- she's e..
And She .--- SD ...--e..- ..--. r--. ..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10
CAUSE OF EXPLOSION
IS BEING INVESTIGATED

Vallejo. Calf. July 10.-1IHtary
law and strict censorship were I'm force
today at the Mare Island navy ward
as the result OF an explosion OF a
black powder magazine there yester-
day with the loss OF six lives and in
juri-s TO 81 persons
Federal Investigators of the depart
Mare Island last night by United
States district attorney John ". Tres-
ton, OF san Francisco. have begun an
Investigation into the cause OF TIE ev-
piosion independent 20 that being con-
Quoted by navy officials under -he DE-
rection OF Capt. Harry GeOrcs. com
mandant OF the yard.
Investigators declined to express an
opinion as TO the cause of the eE-
alOsion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10

BAD Lands by MaibeIIe Haikes JUS
r.re. North OF Fifty-rh-ee. bv Ber-
t-ald Sinclair and The SPY by George
bronson Howard.
'i- A. Walsh has written and
staged q remarkable American story,
The Innocent sinner IN this play
Miriam Cooper is the star viii also
stage a series OF comedy pictures and
farCls."
Lew Fields has begun work on his
second picture for the World Corpora
ton IL is an adaptation OF Adolf
PHIipp farce, The Corner Grocer. "
which has one OF the longest runs on
record 10 its credit The piece was re-
vived last winter by AR Philip when
he was the principal comedian al the
NOrkVille Deutches
Mary Niles Minter is spending her
evenings in Red Cross training. She
is even willing TO sacrifice her screen
career for nursing AT the front. Too
many soldiers in the hospital tits
feared, IL such were the case.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10
FOX ANNOUNCES HIS
PLANS FOR YEAR

William Fox announces plans for
an aus1ici0us y months of moving
pictures beginning next September.
In this connection 10 is worthy OF
mention that Carmen" produced by
Mr. Fox with artificial Spanish seen
cry I'm Fort Lee, n. j., was shown IN
Seville Spain, and was wen received
in Madrid
Likewise Romeo and juliet" staged
in the little New Jersey town with
the costumes Of the Shaksperean per
iOd. was shown on the screen I'm STRAIT
ford-On-AyOn. Eng, during the recent
Shakspereau festival
For the season I917-1S I viii pre-
pie something in the column worth
reading.
The quicker you enlist and train.
the quicker you viii see service. The
men who wait until they are forced
TO go. viii be the last TO get into tar
get practice at real BOches
FOURTEEN YEARS AGO.
Winchester Cooley. Z. =. Stew
art and j. +. Williams were all
working for the First National
hank and J. C.. lIcNary wasn't.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10
By DUNK Bolts.

FRS. POKE EAZLEY has been
NJ doing picket duty IL front Of
L : her hen house to find out what
was going with her eggs as fast as the
hens laid them, and she made a SUI
prise attack On one Of Foxes hounds
yesterday. Poke has commended all
along that his hound was innocent, but
when she caught him Poke broke down
and confessed.
As long as the hogs that hang around
the front Of the postoffiee have been in
public life 1t does look like they would
by now have learned how to conduct
themselves when a water melon rind
is thrown out.
Yam Sims has taken q notion to
enlarge his social circle by going out
this summer with q wheat thresher
and playing love tunes on his harp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10
BALD PATE IS
STILL MYSTERY

Joseph Badly" Belmont. film come
dian, is bald, and usually he doesn't
care who knows it, Invited 20 a week
end party al the beach by non pro-
fessiouals recently. Mr.. Belmont over
heard two Of the sweet young
things who were also house guests
discuss him:
They say he's quite baId-what
you see now is a toupee"
"WeiI, he can't wear a toupse IN
swimming. so Wen find out theu,"
wasthe answer Of the second sweet
thing"
When the house party made its
the next morning AIr. Belmont was 90
the lead-WeariuE a SAUL tight bath
ing capi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10
IA Years Ago Today
q From The Herald OF this
- Date, 1909

" he Ilnemen putting up the new
telephone line between here and
Alamosordo are now within q
miles Of this city. and It will only be
a few days until the people IN FL
Paso VIII be able 20 say hello" to
their friends in that city.
Robert II. Baker leaves tonight FOR
a months visit in Dalton. ca.
Ire following real estate transfer
was reported today John Davidson
70 Mrs Nora BoOthe. the east haIf OF
lots %. IS; 1g and 90. block 273. Camp
oel-s ADDITION, on North Florence
street, $500.
The pope is rapidly sinking but stsu
tNes- 1nere Is great fear that he ON
pass away during the night
Inc election on the proposed bend
$50 LOT sewers and public school
-ll oN EN- ents takes place tomorrow.
ana. as no organized opposition has
-eF e-oped. the bonds viii probably
carry by good majority. The voting
IS expected 10 be very light
AFs- p A Carpenter left this
ne ming FOR Toronto, Canada, and ex-
P---s 20 spend most OF the summer
among the Canadian resorts.
cry little interest is being shown
u tAe 1unc for the worlds fair. and
nc attempt by the chamber OF COM
.-eFce 20 raise the sum desired. by
-i7c-ip lon. has failed. The county
--t'Iney decided today that the coun-
y cannot give the sum and so % Is up
y tle private purse how much Of a
una IS sent from this district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10
Short Snatches
From Everywhere

Send those white house pickets TO
the cabbage Z patch.-Dauas Times
Herald.
Another reason why the o1d-fash-
Toned wOmaR got so much work done
was because she didn't lose much time
ar going immiug.-Galveston News
Fashion idecrees that women will
be thin next winter" SAYS an exc
hange. And unless the food controller
gets busy rhey may be even thinner
than fashion requires.-Austin States
man.
To is ALSO pleasant 20 note that
American is0-diers are going about IL
calmly and methOdically. We nearly
always Ufent TO Berlin by way OF
France lffore there was any war
Kansas City star.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10
TWO MEN HOLD UP ULJE
DRIVER; Hit HIM ESCAPE

Santos Fierros. 1914 Alameda street.
was stopped Monday uEht By two
men, who were riding with him fin his
Jltne bus 50. and his cIches and ma
chine se2rched for mo-ey. after the
two men had drawn pistols and held
them on him. one o them struck
Fierros on the head 3 he was leav-
ing the machine afr not securing
money. The robbery was reported 20
tho police.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10
lNJUNCTIONS IN THREE
CLUB CASES ARE GRANTED

temporary injuHctlons were
granted Tuesday by judge W. D.
howe OF the 54th district court.
asaiHst John 3IcCloskey end me
chesterfield club. Jesus Mateus e1I
me ~ Paso O. B. club. Ramon Come
ana -a the Mexican Students society.
granted by the court against mes
clubs several weeks ago and ines
cav the injunctions were Granted
None OF the defendants appeared TO
not be issued. -~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-10
Men Must PAY

THIS OLD WORLD much is uncertaini behind
approaches slowly
Nemesis is cutting preparing shortly
trIng
the wicket the bHh
thoughess
and later they VIII yearnng dollar bills they burning
from their aunt that they ride today gorgeous with
seats Of leather and Tenders together and
IDLY taking the road that where hearts breaking where
reading which payI
CopzEight By George Matthew Adams WALT MASON.