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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
Denver livestock, Close
Alleged Wife Slayer
Is Killed In Battle
With Police. Citizens

san Pedro. Cal, Sept. 4--The body
OF Marion Ciserich was found in his
home last night, after he had fought
off a dozen policeman and scores Of
soldiers, sailors and citizens. some Of
whom were armed The fight lasted
four hours, during which the house
was riddled with bullets Beside the
body of Ciserich lay his infant. who
had not been harmed by his fusillade-
The crowd gathered after the cir
culation Of a report that Cisarich had
slain his wife. Her body was found
in the same room with Ciserich when
the crowd finally broke the doors
down
A ten year old daughter OF the pair
was slightly wounded in one arm A
Is year old son was shot in one foot
According 10 the police, the children
were shot before the crowd gathered.
Three policemen, who were sent out
to investigate the shooting at the Cts-
erich home. reported they were fired
on when they entered the house. I'm
mediately upon their withdrawal TO
the street, Ciserich barred the door,
they said, and announced he would
shoot any one who attempted 10 enter
He was armed, according TO the Off
GERS, with a large revolver and a high
power rifle.
Ciserich's body bore several bullet
wounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AID METALs

fE3y Associated Press.
New York. sept 4.-Aercantile paper
Sterling so-day bills. sL7s; commercial
G0-day bills on banks. sA-72st; comm ercial
60-day bills. S4-717ii demand, S4-75soi c.
bies. SA16ss-
Mexican dollars. 7Sc-
Government bonds. strong
Railroad bonds. strong
Time loans. strong; go days 50 days
6 months. 8 percer-
Call money. high, low and ruling rate,
s. closing bid, 57s- offered at o; lass
loan. S; bank acceptances, ~ percent
Lead-Spot, ES.05-
spelrer. Weak-Iast St Louis delivery
snot. $3.50 q g bid. Se.10-
LONDON METALS 1IARkET-
London. Eng. sept. 4.-The following
were the quotations n The London net
ais market today;
Tfu-Spoc. 1851 1Os- futures. -s5l los
lytic. 1881
Spot copper. 1927; electrolytic. &lsl; tn.
1855. lead. E29 1os5 spelter, E54-
Lead-SI OF. E2s los; futures, rs 1oE-
Spelter-Sp0t- ga; futures so.
THE LOCAL Market
Mexican bank notes, state bills. sg1aa
Mexican pesos, Isc-
Mexican gold. IS d581zc-
Fl PasO Smelling Quotations.
Bar silver CHandy & Harmer quota
toni, S1011s-
London lead. Ee9 los
Pig lead. zs-05-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
DAILY RECORD.


Public school lands. T. DiclEie 70
". T Carlton and J. r Hughes. sec
ton three, block $50. $500; Jan. i6'
1918
Grandview addition-Ralph r Clark
ct ux. 10 J. F Mullin. west half Of lot
q. Of lot %. in block 19 on Mountain
avenue. $2695.42. April -, 1918
Socorr0 town grant-H- T. and
Elizabeth Holstein to H. II. Schultz. 80
acres. $500. Aug. 10. 1918.
Altura Park addition-Francis 3.
stuart and wife to J. F. Mullen. lots
II, Il. Is and Il. in block 80. on Sa-
vannah street. $3.50. May p, 1918
Building Permit Issued.
Crombie and Bowie, repairs at First
and Florence. 800
Licensed to Marry.
Jose s Holguin and JOsefina .Avitla-
. Tom Foster and Augusta Miniefee-
Jose Forzan and Guadalupe Mar
tireZ.
George Murray and Margaret Cam.
William Garwood and Vida Viola
Macarthur.
Francisco Rubio and Maria San
chez
Holguin.
Harry Harsha and Helen Renois.
Jose Flores and Manuela Moreno
Charles Loveland and A. N. Seger-
son.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
DADBURNHAN' s
DAUGHTER DIES
Mrs. Maude Madeline Hale
of Pioneer Ell Paso
Family, Passes Away.

Mrs. Maude Madeline Hale. aged IS.
wife Of J. ". Hale. SOC North Stanton
street. died at a local hospital. after
an illness OF six weeks, Tuesday night
about u o'clock She was a daughter
Of the late Parker Burnham. long con-
uected with the police department OF
this city She was married about six
years ago and is survived, besides her
husband. by two sisters. Mrs Emma
Logan and Miss Bertha Durham, both
of Los Angeles, Cal. and two brothers.
Ed Burnham. Of san Francisco. and
Joseph Buruham. Of Miles City. Mont
Funeral services will be held in the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception
Thursday morning at $50 o'clock, Rev
Fl. F. c. Roy officiating. and burial
will be in the Catholic plot IN Con-
cordia cemetery from Kaster's-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
NEW MILL IS NEARLY
COMPLETED AT KINGMAN

Kiugman. Ariz- Sept 4-The new
mill OF the Standard Mineral company
will be in operation about November
L It viii have capacity for so tons
OF ore a day. with provision for a sec
ond unit OF the same size when needed.
The cOmpany's property Is in the Wal
lapai mountains, 20 miles east Of
Kingman. developed to the depth Of
$50 feet
Sinking TO 900 feet and drifting IN
der known ore bodies is the plan of
the Gold Trails Mining company in
the Development Of its claims north
OF Little Meadows D. A. llcMflen is
in charge
A carload Of ore from the Wauapai
mountain claims Of the Mines Explo-
ration company gave returns OF SIS
q ton A large tonnage Of ore that
viii run better than $50 is said TO
have been exposed
At Chloride. the Chloride Queen is
operating new surface equipment. in
Guiding Western hoist and a four
drill compressor. Drifting on the
vein is being pushed from the 22G
level TO enlarge the stopping area The
mans cement expects 70 be on a regu-
lar shipping basis within so DAYS
100000 Machinery Installed.
South OF Kingman. the Cactus
Queen has installed $4,000 worth Of
new machinery for the handling Of a
large quantity Of blocked out ore that
Is expected to clear SIS a ton. after
payment OF heavy mining and hauling
expenses
Work has been resumed on the
property Of the Navajo Copper COM
pany. near the Grand Canyon. north
Of Flagstaff. where there has been
trouble mainly over the expense and
difficulty of transportation. by means
of caterpillars and motor trucks. the
haul 10 Flagstaff being about 100
miles. A new plan now being put into
effect is to handle trains Of eight
self-dumpinE ore trucks behind a
single big caterpillar tractor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
Livestock Market
Chicago Livestock. Close.

lineage LINfaLuGk- NAu-e-
Chicago. H.. Sept z-Hogs-Receipts.
yesterdays average Big packers buying
sparingly and bidding lower. Early TOP,
5000. a new high record: butchers.
$3.50 a 20-sOs light. s19.5oG 20-40: packing,
$3.50 11s.50; pigs, good and choice, Sls-25
1875
Cattie-ReceiDts. 1900. Market very
slow. bidding sharply lower on practically
all kinds; buying mainly confined TO best
steers; calves. steady Beef steers, 5000
$780, lAZ5s Gamers and cutters, 500 q
$50: stockers and feeders, sSG14; veal
calves, good and choice. S11-T5 q 1918
Sheep-Receipts. 30,0eo- Market opened
slow bids On killing classes. 10 TO CSC
lower. Feeders and breeders, steady.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City, No. Sept A.-HogsTRe-
ceipts, $4,000 Market lower Bulk. SIS
T20s heavy. S19-25 G20-20s light, 1875 q
20 20; pigs. 15-50G1S.5o-
Cattle-Receipts. IS, COO Market steady
TO lower. Prime fed steers, S17-25 q 1850;
western steers S10E1A50s COWS. S6-50d
12-5o; heifers. sS.5OG1L50; stockers and
feeders. $780, 17; calves. s7-50G14.
Sheep-Receiprs. 10. 90Q. Market lower
Lambs. $3.50 I17-5o: yearliugs S1o-50f 2
1850; wethers, s10G 1885, ewes, $3.50 o
1850.
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. sept 4--Catrle-ite-
ceipts. 500. Market slow and steady. Beef
steers, Ss-50G15- cows and heifers $3.50
10; stockers and feeders. $3.50 Q IL;
Hors-Receipts 900. Market 1Oe 70 15o
higher Top. g20-25; bulk, SO Ge0-15.
Sheep-Recelpts. 61eQ. Market $50
lower Lambs, Sls617: ewes. 1oG1o.5e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
Orders Bulldog Away
after He Bites Woman;
Mastif Is Acquitted

While Mrs. o. Gilbert. Of 551s Cliff
ton street. and n friend were sitting
on their porch Monday evening. with a
little poodle dog playing between
them, a large bulldog and mastiff
came along and the bulldog attacked
the little poodle, missing and gripping
Mrs. Gflbert's arm. badly decorating it.
Il was said that the mastiff was muz-
zIed and took no part in the attack
The mastiff belonged 10 Mrs. A
Eicke, who was keeping the bulldog
for a. friend who had left the city
Judge Ben jenkins heard the case
Tuesday afternoon in the corporation
court, Mrs. Eiclze being charged with
keeping a vicious dog. The case was
dismissed. since II was shown that
Mrs. Eicke's mastiff had not been
shown vicious and she agreed 10 SEND
the bulldog out Of the city to his
owner at once
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
STOCKS
REMAIN STRONG
Listed Stocks Hold Up Well,
Despite the Decline in
Other Issues.

The market early IN the session We'd
nesday had TO absorb considerable long
stock bought last week before the rise
and after the opening prices sold off
about a point, according TO J. 5. Curiss
& Co. Hotel Sheldon
The COPPER stocks however. did not
share in the decline which was led BY
Steel. but held very strong. Anaconda
opened Up 4 at 6SE and made a new
high Of GO. American Smelters scored
an advance from IS TO 1914 Inspiration
opened eff an eighth at 52Z and AT noon
was SAX, new high FOR the present The
other coppers gained N proportion
Curb stocks We're without change. United
Petroleum was bid W cent
The fouJwinE quotations furnished y
!. s. Curtiss x Co. Sheldon hotel, stocks
and bonds. give TIE dosing prices
I-nrh Ennner sforns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
RADIUM SUPPLY
FALLING SHORT
Mesothorium Is an Excel
lent Substitute as Long
as It Lasts.

Cripple Creek. Colo. Sept. "A
shortage OF radium was forecast by
DR.. Richard B. Moore. Of the UHted
States bureau Of mines. in an address
delivered here today before the an
nuaI meeting Of the American Insti-
tute Of Mining Engineers. Radium is
largely being used on the faces OF
watches and clocks. and other similar
purposes, the speaker said.
1T is a great pity that our supply
Of radium is being disseminated in
this manner" said DIT. Moore. But
as the physicians and surgeons OF the
country are not purchasing enough
radium to make the industry a finan-
cial success it is natural that the
manufacturers should take other
means Of creating a demand The day
IS not far distant. in my judgment
when we shall greatly regret the "a
dunn that has been lost in this way
Aids in Night Firing.
"Radium has a most decided use
fitness at the present time; nine in
struments used on airplanes have
dials made luminous with radium
paint: it IS employed in the same
manner for cOmpasses and gunsights-
The efficiency Of night firing. with
both machine guns and artillery. has
been greatly increased by the use OF
these luminous sights Other uses
cannot be specified. at the present
time. in a public paper
1T is difficult to estimate the exact
amount OF radium in existence at the
present time: probably IL is some
where around three ounces OF radium
element. Considerably more than half
the amount Of radium now in exist
ka- Ha.Hl- q Z
Utah carnotite ores.
six years ago the engineers Of the
bureau Of mines estimated that at the
current rate OF production, the de-
posits might last, commercially. 10 or
L years At the present time, it IS
very difficult to obtain ore
A Fair Substitute.
zone way Of preventing the dissem-
nation and loss OF radium is to pro-
vide a substitute. MesothOrium IS an
excellent substitute in many ways.
Its half life period is much shorter
than that Of radium. When first pre-
pared. IL gradually increases in activ-
ity. comes to maximum, and then
begins to lose its activity. After
''ripening' for about q year after be-
ing prepared, It can be used for lumin-
Gus paint just as efficiently as ra-
dunn Its usefulness for such Iur-
pose viii last for four or five years.
which is as long as Is required for
cheap watches, push buttons. etc.
NesOthorium can be obtained as a
by product in the treatment OF mona
zite sand for the manufacture Of
thOrium nitrate used in incandesceur
mantels. During the last year the
United States bureau OF mines has
been experimenting along these lines
and has developed a process which is
being put into the largest thorium
plant I'm the country at the present
time. and IL is hoped that before long
mesothoriufl can be substituted for
some Of the radium that is now being
used in luminous products
Mesothorium can also be used for
cancer treatment although its short
life makes 1t much less desirable FOR
this purpose than radium"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
HIGH COST DRIVES JITNES
FROM BLISS AND The FORT

The high cost OF gasoline. lubricat-
ing oil. tires and other automobile &C
cessOries has practically eliminated
the Bliss street jitne line from the
city's transportation system. and has
reduced the number OF automobiles
on the Fort Bliss line by about so
percent.
City traffic clerk G. Norman Cor
ham, said today that there are only
one OF two struggling cars on Bliss
street and only about 20 left on the
Fort Bliss route
A number Of cars that formerly
operated on Bliss street are now on
the Park line. which. the jItneymen
say is still a source Of living for
them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
STOCKMERS BOARD MEETS
IN CANADIAN; 10Th YEAR

The meeting OF the executive board
% the Panhandle and Southwestern
Stockmen's association at Canadian:
Texas. tuesday was in celebration OF
the Goth anniversary OF the assocta-
ton. which was established at that
place. Those attending from this part
Of the country were L. C Brite. OF
Maria. president OF the association;
r y. Hall, a member OF the executive
committee c. R Boynton Of the Live
stock Journal: ". L. Amonett, secre-
tarv Of the association: D. F. White,
OF FL Paso. and 7. D. Love. OF Sierra
Blanca. No details Of the meeting
had been received Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
EVIDENCES
SOME STRENGTH
Market Reflects Forecasts
Of Frost; Sagging Ten
dencV Develops.

Chicago. Ill. sept 4.-Forecasts OF frost
in Wisconsin gave some appearance q
strength a. times today TO the corn
market
A tendency TO sag developed Opening
prices. which varied from unchanged fig
ures 10 3 C Of with September S1-J4 =
10 SL541s, and October S156z to
s1-571t. were followed by a material up
turn all around But declines in the Sep
TENDER and October deliveries reached well
below yesterdays finish.
Close Is Unsettled.
Subsequently, the government weekly
report. indicating that the bulk Of tho
crop would not be safe from frost until
September Is or 20. led to a fresh up
turn Nevertheless. the close was IN
settled. September. S1-555s 20 SL551, and
October. S1-5G5z 90 SL5e7s, sc off TO = c
advance, COMPARED with "a hours before
Oats showed firmness. Cash inquiry was
good After opening &c off 10 = c Up,
with October 72A C, the market hardened
but later reacted somewhat
Provisions were dull and irregular Pork
weakened. but lard and ribs had a firm
tone
The monthly stock report showing
decrease Of about 100000 pounds Of
meats and 1000. 1000 pounds OF lard, had a
slightly bullish effect.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
United Verde
Extension Is
Big Producer
Yields 100000 of
Copper For August From
One Blast Furnace.

Jerome. Ariz-. Sept 4.-United
Verde Extension for August produced
about $500. 900 pounds Of copper from
a single blast furnace at its new smell
ter. The ore treated has been rather
richer than usually handled by Arl-
zona furnaces. averaging better than
Is percent metal
Before the works were started.
there was understanding that the
grade Of ore handled would average
10 percent. Possibly this will be the
average after completing OF the tun-
mel delivery system. for the present
delivery is much more expensive. The
haulage tunnel now is about 5000 feet
complete. leaving 5000 feet to be dug
Work for two months past has been
only on the outside and mine head
ings, owing 10 the flooding of the
midway Texas shaft. after the head
frame had collapsed and pumps had
broken down.
Pumps Working Again.
All has been fixed, however. the
pumps have been started again and
have been lowering the water level
steadily Manager Kingdom now eX-
presses belief that the tunnel will be
ing much better and cheaper drain
age for the mines and affording eX-
ceptionzIy economical transportation
for the ore output from the mine
pockets direct to the furnaces
Mr.. kingdom denies that any eI-
ceptionally rich deposits Of silver ore
have been struck in the mine. al
though there have been a few small
pockets Of native silver. found be-
tween the 1900 and 1900 levels. The
average. however. ran little higher
than that Of the silver ore that has
haau urnducad regularly
At the smelter storage is being
given about 80 tons a day Of silicious
ore from the Commercial mines OF the
Phelps system at Copper Basin.
The Extension thus far has developed
only a limited quantity OF silica.
needed for fluxing, and is IN the mar
ket for more.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
Santa Fe VIII
Haze Lafayette
DayObSerUance
Gov. Lindsey To Be nnci
pal Speaker; Patriotic
Affair Planned.

santa Fe. y. NJ, Sept. Gov. W.
E. Lindsey viii be the principal
speaker at the Lafayette day celebra-
ton in santa Fe. a patriotic demon
stratioa will be held in the museum.
under the auspices Of the state Coun-
Gil OF Defence
There will be community singing Of
The Star Spangled Banner" and
other addresses by state chairman
Charles Springer and chancellor LIE
Guillou. Of the Catholic archdiocese Of
Santa Fe.
Dr.. Edgar L. Heweett viii speak on
Lafayette.
The singing Of The Marseillaise'
and The Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lie" and an address by Rev. DR.. Trow-
bridge and chorus singing viii be
other features.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
500 Mining Engineers on
Visit To Cripple Creek

Colorado Springs. Colo. Sept A.
Five hundred OF more members OF the
American institute OF mining engi-
neers. holding their annual session in
Colorado Springs, left here At o'clock
this morning in q special train over
the Colorado Midland railroad for the
Cripple Creek district. where they are
guests OF local companies operating IN
the district They viii visit the larger
mines and reduction plants The
party IS expected back late this att
ernoon. in time for a session for the
discussion Of technical matters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
ARMY TRUCK HITS BOY ON
WHEEL: CUTS HEAD AND LEG

A1onzo Orozco. a boy riding BIZ
cycle at the corner OF Bliss and Pied
ras streets early Wednesday morning,
was struck by an army truck. which
It was said. did not stop, and was
carried TO ROlston Hospital suffering
from cuts in the head and one leg
After treatment the boy was sent to
his home at 40 South Campbell street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
RAILROAD TbE TABLE

All trains arrive and depart from Cnion
station. foot Of san Francisco street Al
arrivals and departures given In Fl RaHo
O. mountain standard time.
SANTA II
For A1buquerque. Denver. Chicago. Los
Angeles-No. sos Tvs. $500 q H.; No SO
From zIbuquerqus. Denver. Los Angeles.
ChicaEo-No. sol arvE- 20 q m; No S0i
FL PAsO & SOUTHWESTERN
CWesteru DiFisiOn)
For Arizona and Callfornia-No. Tvs
$500 p n; No Tvs at s:45 ?. m
FROM Arizona AID California - No. Z
Eastern DIvisIonl
Fer Kansas City. St Louis and Chicago
40. Tvs 1901 ?. n-s no. at ssb5 p m.
Prem Chicago. St Louis and Kansas
Clty-1so. arva. T=Q0 a. u-s No. 3 a. $40
CLOUDCROFT SCHEDULE
Leave e Paso Train no. 49,. -12=01 Pm.
Arrive AIsmogordo Train No. =. 2.47 Pm.
Leave AIzmoEordo Train No. %. 900 pm
Arrive Cloudcroft Train No g.. $50 pm.
Leave Cloudcroft Train No. q. 1910 an.
Arrive Alamogordo Train No. 21.12:50 pm.
Leave AIamogordo Train no. g.. 400 pm.
arrive e Paso Train No. 3-.--.- $40 pm.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
For san Antonio. New Orleans and
WashiuEton-No. 10z Tvs $500 ?. m; No.
20 AZ 1889 ?. n
Prom Washington. New Orleans and san
Antonio-arriTes at 6-55 a. m; No. At
$50 ?. m
For Arizona AID Calif0rnia-lSo- I Tvs.
T-15 e. M No 1o1 at 7:1o a n No.
los at SOC p m
From Arizona and CaIiforuia-No arvs,
Al 11:45 a. n; 10. 102 arvz 2;45 p. m;
10. 10 at 1890 ?. n
TEXAS & PACIFIC
For Dallas and St Louls-So- Iva $40
e. M no. at 5:15 ?. m
Prom St Louis and Dallas-So- avs.
12-A5 ?. m. No. Is arvs- at Sis ?. N.
MEXICAN CENTRAL
No regular schedule.
MEXICO g. SOUTHWESTERN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
STOCKS CLOSE
IRREGULARLY
Moderate Impairment Of
New Gains in Favorites
Prevails Today.

cyoTE-Prices reflect closing quotations
wednesday, sept l.
New York. Sept s.-1Toderate impair
ment Of recent gains "a speculative favor
itcs prevailed En- rJday's stock market. rails
rT. -aulard indIs-riais rejecting inter-
mlttent pressure sales approNimatvd
-.-slf. share me closing was irregular
stocks Firm at Opening
Stocks were firm az the opening or to-
days market but later developed moder-
are reacricuary tendencies. Rails we've
again the chief sustaining influence, es-
11.riaIiy rhe transcontiueutal group. which
rose large fractions United States stee.
was virtually unchanged on its initial Of
feriuE Cf 5000 shares. but soon yielded q
half point Baldwin Locomotive S-ude-
baker and the pe-rcieums were especially
strong Texas company gained three
Reactions Follow Gains.
The stock mEIhet experienced addl-
tioual reactions during the mourning, but
not until other prominent issues had
scored substantial advances. American
Smelling. American Locomotive, General
Electric. Industrial Alcohol. Mexican Pc
troleum. Sinclair on. and Virginia Caro-
Tina chemical were among the stocks 20
register gains OF 4 10 Ia points ir the
first hour. United states steel suffered
an extreme reversal Of one point Marine.
preferred. also lost q pcint, Sumatra To-
bacc0 "a and General Motors three points.
Domestic and foreign bonds were steady On
reduced dealings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
Personal

Personal
----~-~-~-~-~~---~------
Spirella Corsets- Nrs. Miller. Phi s5s4
MRS. CHONLA-WonnZn's Ex- Crochet and
tatting- Orders taken rs - Campbell.
CONGENIAL employed lady wants an en-
ployed young woman % share real home
with her. Address y. o box 655.
Money to Loan
--~--~-~-~<--------~-----~-
MONEY TO LOAN
Money loaned on diamonds. watches. Jew
eiry, and automobiles. AZ the lowest rate
o. interest
SECURITY LOAN CO.
Ger san antonio and FL Paso- Phi eT54-
MONEY LOANED-On automobiles. dairy
cows. furniture. pianos and other chat
-els. a. reasonable rates. by the old re-
liable Equitable Loan Association. W g
Miller. Mgr 3l5 Trust Bug. 90 floor.
- To $50 iuaned honest employee. cheap
est rates confidential quick satisfactory
service Drake. gel Roberts Banner
Monty TO LOAN % soed inside Business
property per cent Interest A. p Colss
e Rros 21z Oregon
MONEY loaned On furniture. pianos. au-os.
chattel mortgages Newton. 215 Trust Bid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
MEXICAN nov ARRESTED.

Alfonso Martinez. aged 16, was ar
rested by detective G.. E Minturn at
the home Of his mother, 621 Campbell
street. Wednesday morning. on COM
plant issued at the instance of
Samuel Herskowitz, proprietor OF a
grocery store at 706 Arizona. who
charged that the boy had made away
with a large bill that he had given
him to go out and have changed. and
also with smaller amounts that he
had collected on bills and had failed
to turn in.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04
AND HONDURAS
ACCEPT L. ). MEDIAIION

san Salvador. san Salvador. Sept.
4.-The Nicaraguan minister today
received a dispatch from his govern
ment declaring that the acceptance by
Nicaragua and Honduras OF
tion by the United States 10
mine amicably the question lie
boundaries OF the two republics re-
moved all possibility Of further con-
trOversy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

For Dallas and St Louls-17o- Iva. $40
g. m; No. 3 at Sis ,. m
Prom 81. Louis and Dallas-So- avs.
12-A5 D m. No Is arrs- at g-15 ?. N.
MEXICAN CENTRAL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-04

MEXICO g. NORTHWESTERE.
70 regular schedule