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The Glenwood post., 1918-10-12
WILL PROVIDE FOR THE SOLDIER BOYS

Republican candidates the party for national
offices pledged make liberal provision (boh
while the field fighters and after they shall have returned to
pursuits
the fight the country's battles
The Republican always Loyalty supported the defenders
of the country will fail if returned in the state
and nation
ARFED administration Of efficiency and
VI and that's the slogan adopted by Ollie Thorson whose cler
ca ability well known and just the the Office
county these characteristics
vail acquainted with
for years. of his ability To those
who do not have the pleasure acquaintance who looking
for real worth in that office only they will make serious
mistake if they pass up Ollie Thorson election day.
IHE travelling of Garfield county last week
w tervewng candidacy
tendent Of schools Mrs Nellie made favorable
and convinced many people that will be mistake
elect her to this responsible position Mrs Brown thoroughly
capable and altogether worthy suffrage Of people
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-12
SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST
BE PAID in ADVANCE

has option whatever
requiring paid in advance
national board which
of Is cent newpn as
this the
padin advance
basis and sub
sciptions n follows:
three months after
paid for
admonions issued the pub
readily the publishers have
nothing but to ORDERS
of the board
time patr
consciousness Of
knowing Garfield
you bit toward winning the
TO he sufficient
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-12

HAT fellow Grace making wonderful impression peo-
pie his candidacy for the office Of commissioner
who listens his F. Grace
seeking to the people Of this county
like adminitaton of which be ashamed
OF business ideas and he those ideas practice
commissioner of Garfield
you will make mistake if you vote for Grace
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
HIGHLAND PARK RESIDENTS
PROMOTE PAVING & GRADING

A committee composed OF Charles
AIontfort, ID. F. White and Charles A
Newman, representing the Highland
Park Improvement league VIII CO
operate with representative OF tns
local paving company 10 arransins
for paving along the street car llle
through Highland Park addition TINS
was decided at a meeting Of the
league Friday night in the fire sta
ton. which was attended by q iaree
number Of women, and whom presi-
dent AIontfort welcomed and thanked
for their presence.
A committee composed OF Jonn T.
XII. r. l. Holiday and Henry 81
Walker viii endeavor 70 secure re-
sumption Of street grading on Ala-
bama street, discontinued several
weeks ago by the city.
Mr.. Montfort urged All women IN
the addition to register with the
county clerk between June % and
July I3 for voting this year.
a committee named TO investigate
the claim Of the FL Paso Gas COM
pany for increase Of rates was named
r. + Norris, AIRS. Alex Ferguson and
H n Walker
Mrs. o. A. Critchett sent a letter TO
the league expressing thanks for the
endorsement she received in her re-
cent race for the school board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
BIG PATRIOTIC MEETING
HELD IN LAS CRUCES

Las Cruces, \. A.. The patriotic
meeting held last night in the arm0ry
TO celebrate the going over the top"
Of Dona Ana county in the third Lib
erty loan was largely attended
The amount allotted TO be raised was
sS6,550 and over s105.000 was sub
scribed All precincts reached their
allotment and Las Cruces doubled its,
This is the only county in the state. it
is said, in which all precincts filled
their aIlotments.
Dr. a. D. Grille, Of state college, was
the chairman. The speaker Of the
evening was Maj. Robert f. Massie,
Of the saith Canadian artillery, who,
with Col Ralph E. TWitchelL toured
the state in the interest Of the third
Liberty loan
Nal Massie spoke largely Of his ex-
periences and observations on the
western front and made a plea TO
speed up" war work
After the address, the chairman OF
the county committee on the third
Liberty loan. +. n Hayner. presented
the flags OF honor to the representa-
tives Of the several precincts Some OF
those who received flags were l. F.
Elliott Of Garfield: Mrs r. l. Faulk-
ner. Of Hill: George Lerchand. Of Or
gan; Numa Frenger. Of Las Cruces
Dr. A. S Robertson. OF Mesilla Park;
George Clark, Of Mesilla; Donaciano
Rodriguez. Of Telles. John G. McNary,
OF Berino; A w. CrOWder, OF Cham
berino; Claude Thompson. Of An
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

THE horse doctor was called in last
l night to see Atlas Peck, who was
very sick Of a horse trade he made
yesterday
Miss Hostetter Hooks psnes for a
lover with a handsome moving pic
ture mustache, SO she can give him a
mustache cup for a Christmas or
birthday present.
Columbus Allsop thinks a person
can get more for his money out OF
the Bible than any other book. be-
cause every time he reads it he finds
something that wasn't in there the
last time be read ii.
sim Flinders, who IS very fond Of
goose eggs. became the champion esq
eater the other day when he ate
setting at one sitting
After having read so much about
bank robbers, the cashier OF the bank
at Tickville plays saLe by taxing an
the money home with MIN al nlgnL
and putting it under his pillow
A baseball team is being organized
in Hogwallaw. lobe MOseley, who
has fun oushy whiskerss has again
been chosen and appointed bachsLop
Slim Pickens thinks the saddest
thing in the world is TO cat lot OF
heavy pancakes for breakfast and
then go out and sit on the graveyard
Fletcher 'Henstep missed most Of
sermon last Sunday by refusing 70
take off his ear muffs- Fletcher
wears them until real hot weather
After having attended and became
a member Of the Sew -on-a-button
club al Rye Straw Thursday after
noon. Mrs Atlas Peck has decided 10
devote a half hOu each day TO Atlas
until he can go out without feeling
uneasy.
and didn't stir around In the wind
any so that the sweet odor would
lil-ger through Sunday thus killing
two birds with one stone.
sam Sims has new pair OF gloves,
but he won't wear them much, as he
can't get his hands in his pockets.
"A drummer arrived in Hogwallow
spent several hours talking TO the
proprietor Of the postOffice- The
drummers do not make regular trips
to this place and this is the first
one to make his appearance since last
sumner The nearest thing 70
drummer making regular trips is the
tin neddler. but he does not wear q
white shirt and standing collar
One of tie wheels ran off OF Clab
Hahcock's wagon Will he was going
down off OF Ausket Ridge Saturday
morning. but IL was overtaken as I'll
passed the blacksmith shop
lobe MOselev says when he was
growing up the world wasn't much
bigger than the county he lived in
The store at Bounding Billows was
entered anad robbed Monday night
The intruder was verv shrewd as he
took advantage OF the owners abb
seuce and did IL early in the night so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
POOL OF FUEL OIL BURNS;
FIREMEN PREVENT SPREAD

Fire starting in a large pool Of
fuel oil in the yards of the G. H q
S A. railroad about . o'clock Satur-
day afternoon, was kept from spread
ing away from the pool by three COM
panies Of city firemen. who reported
to the central station they could do
little 10 Quench the flames. The dense
smoke. rising around the Austin
street viaduct. gave the appearance
Of a wide range OF fire TO residents
in TIE eastern part OF the city. An
immense crowd gathered
Alarm was felt by some spectators
that the flames might damage the
Austin viaduct- AT $50 the heat from
the fire was sOftening the pavement
on the structure. 70 was said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
MARKET
TURNS LOWER
Setbacks in Stocks and Cot
ton Are Eeflected in the
Grain Pits.

Chicago. H., 27.-Weakness resulted In
the corn market today from sympathy with
seth Ks in stocks and cotton II vas said
th~t corn had been overbought on the talk
O. a probable decreased yield and that or
linary support was lacking Opening prices
which ranged from the same as yesterday
finish 20 &C lower with May at S1-27l5 and
July al $685. TO SL525s were followed by
material further losses
A widely circulated message IN which an
official Of the food administration cited the
boarding law. exercised later notable
hearlsh influence The message was gen
orally construed as meaning a stricter en-
fcrcement Of legal rstrictious against
speculative trading than has heretofore
prevailed Prices closed heavy &c TO 4Ssc
lower with Nay at s127as and July 81
s1ESZ 10 S1-fSE.
Oats went down grade with corn After
opening unchanged TO q C lower with Nay
at S3Z C 10 S38c the market continued 10
recede-
Higher quotations on hogs gave firm
ness 10 provisions
down provisions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
rNREaTTTEn LOVE.

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX.
I am hOpelessly in love with
handsome sailor boy He has re-
Gently gone away and has not
written 70 me Also. he did not
pay enough attention 70 ne when
he was here I paid him very
7 much attention and be did not
recipr0cate, although he told NY
friends he liked me- Please tell
me what TO do. ] am heart
broken
Hoping you wiz answer this as
soon as possible. I an.
Yours. Miss -- r
have killed your handsome sailor boy
with kindness. Men. alas- are often
Wooed and won in spite Of their most
valiant efforts. but IL takes consider
able art to conceal these processes
And the man likes 20 preserve the IL
fusion. that he is doing the courting,
even though he has moments OF vision
in which he knows that it is beyond
hiHa.
The next time you take a fancy
for YOU are really not heartbrok ken
don't paw him very much attention,
Let him do this. and try 70 preserve
discreet attitude OF receiving his al
dresses. gracefully
Nothing alive enjoys being shooed
10 its fate. whether u IS a chicken
about to be decapitated. or a man
urged TO propose A semblauce or
leaving the situation in his hands
VIII work miracles, even though ne
was doomed from the beginning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
FRIGHT OR .swRoNG.v

DEAR MISS FAIRFAN-
We have ust been married, only
three months Do you think it
proper for my wife 70 90 to the
theater with man for whom she
formerly Worked2 He sometimes
takes her cut 10 lunch while I'm
40 business. J do not know the
man. am not jealous. but I do
not think 10 is right O. r.
Convention is on your side. IL does
not approve Of a situation such as you
describe. Probably there is nothing
& ctually wrong about IT, but yol1
wife is putting herself in a position
where people win criticize her and
pity you Why have you NOT met this
man. II YOUR wife is on sufficiently
friendly terms with her former en-
ployer TO accept his Invitations TO the
alter and luncheon. she ought TO ar
range for her husband TO meet so good
a friend II is rather pathetic that
so soon after your marriage she can
find joy in the expensive pleasures
another man buys her TO her I would
say. Careful. little girl. This Is a
dangerous game you are playing
Don't risk love and loyalty for the
sake Of a few good times which prob
ably mean very little TO you after all"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
STOCKS SUFFER
SHORT SELLING
Investments as Well as the
Speculative Issues Show
Price Recessions.

New York. april 27.-Investment stocks
az well as various speculative issues SUI
fered extreme recessions Of one to two
points in the course OF today's brief mar
lzet session. The unfavorabls tenor OF for
eign advices provoked further moderc,1
liquidation and short selling.
High grade rails. shippings, staud-7d IN
dustrials and the several war or - were
equally sensitive TO pressure mich re-
Taxed toward the end. Le- .n= stocks
made up half their losses The closing
was heavy sales appuoNiulated 19l,gys
shares. Liberty 51s sold st S99-21 60
$50 so. first fours at S96-62 % Sy5-t- anu
second fours az 1854 10 $3.50
TIE general stock list was depressed
go first half hour. traders selling on
Tho overnight war news United states
steel and other popular equipments re-
acted one TO two points, also coppers-
shippiugs and numerous specialtles- NO
tors. oils ard other war issues yielded
large fractions TO point Rails were az
fected by the general decline, Union Pa
cffic. canadian Pacific and Reading los
ing 10 1s. points Liberty bonds were r.
regular.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

WOOL TRADE UNDERGOES
A WEEK OF SUSPENSE

Boston. Mass, April 27.-Ths CONNER
clal Bulletin says;
Another week OF suspense has been
the lot Of the wool trade CT the country
Thursday the Boston wool trade acted on
the report Of the special committee which
had conferred with the war industries
board and in which IT, was announced
that the government would receive the
voluntary offer OF the trade 20 turn over
all OF its wool at July 80 prices. ia lieu
OF which offer the wool would be com
Wandered Obviously there was only one
Thing for the wool trade 10 do
The wool growers have offered all Of
the new 1918 clip to the government al
July 80 prices The new clip. however.
VIII be handled through the usual chan
nels with moderate commission 10 deal
erE
-'1Ianufacturers on civilian goods VIII
have 20 receive their aIlotments from the
Government The civilian trade VIII, un-
der the new order Of things, get what Is
left and that probably viii not be much
beyond the bare necessites-'
Secured basis Texas fine II months
I1zGI75. fine months 155 ar $50
Territery zine staple is lol1z. halt
blood comhiug us G1l6i g blood comhing
L5e0155- fine clothing 160 1856 fine me-
dunn clothing 155 g 16e-
Pulled extra use 1855 "A llo4 lses a
zuuers 1f0 lll65.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
EIANY TOURISTS REGISTER
WITH Ell PASO AUTO CLUB

j. O. Wade and family. OF Los An
eeIes. Calf registered at the FL Paso
Automobile club Friday. They were
enroute to Denver iu a Buick
p ?. Lester registered from hieh-
moud. Va. and was going to his ranch
near Roswell. n. n. in his Studebaker.
B. A. Beuskin was going 70 Hachira,
n. H.. and ouglas, Ariz-, from Rock
Springs. Texas.
r. A. White and family. Of Los An
geles Calf, were enrOute 20 Fit
Worth.
ar and Mrs. A. G.. Barnes and baby
VIII depart sunday morning for Los
Angeles in their Mitchell roadster.
AR Barnes is a member OF the FL
Pas0 Auto club
x. H. Watson asked for Information
regarding the roads to TT. Worth. as
his wife VIII leave IN the next few
DAYS for there IN a seven passenger
Noon car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
Livestock Market

lineage A-Ah GNAuIn- NAtl-Is
Chicago. H. April Hogs-Receipts
5000 Market strong. 10 10 Is cents above
yesterdays average. Bulk Sll-lu G lt.oSi
light s1Z15 GI7.75: heavy, $50 l1-f5; pigs.
S18-25 917-35-
Cattle-Receipts, 1900. Market steady
Native steers. s19.10G I7-s5; stockers and
feeders. S&25 61L15: cows and helfers
SOS E1S.S0; gaivessfS $3.50 @ 1880.
Sheep-Eeceipts. 5000 Market weak
sheep s18d1T.15: lambs. SIC $50
kansas CITY Livestork. Close
Kansas City, No. April 17.-Hogs-ite-
ceipts. $500. Market higher Bulk. SEQ g
sl7.4o- heavy. S1715 G1T-fei light, $3.50 g
1850. pigs. $3.50 IL
CattIe-Receipts, soc. Market steady
Prime fed steers. SI6-s5 17-25; dressed
beef steers. S15.256 1850; western steers,
$3.50 17.25; cows SI.I5 q ~ helfers- g
13-50-
sheep-Noue. Market steady Lambs. $50
9 zIe5; yearliugs. s16-5oG1S; wethers. So
617. ewes. s15Q1s. stockers and feed
ers, sS.50G2o.
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo April 27--Cattle-Eae-
ceipts 6Oo- Market steady Beef steers.
ss50G 1850; cows and heifers, 81 Q l--l5:
stockers and feeders. - 1850; calves SO
az
Hogs-Recelpts. 200 Market 20 10 cents
higher. Top. $3.50: bulk, 81 l7-25-
Sheep-Eeceip-s None.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
STOCKS
SHOW DECLINES
Hold Better Than Other Is
sues Saturday But Lose
Before the Close.

In Saturdays short market session cop
per stocks held better than some Of Ii,
other issues. acccr riding 70 j. s. Curtiss q
Co. Hotel Sheldon. Some selling devel-
oped during the morning and prices op-
ened off throughout the list Cunpers be-
came disappointing before the close.
Mexican Petroleum was an exception %
the general weakness. for a-ter opening
off, IL made up its early loss. Other
Mexican issues sucn as American Smelters
declined frlctionally-
Equipments were heiped By announce
meut Of secret4ry AfcAdoo's large railroad
freight car order. made in behalf OF the
railroads. ard further orders were looked
for along equipment lines
The curb market showed some strength
IN spots. with New Cornelia strongest O
the outside coppers- This stock opened
higher and continued 10 advance on re-
ports OF favorable earnings TO be shown
during present quarters work at the
property. Verde Extension was quiet hut
distinctly firm War stocks and munitions
on the curb were unchanged and curb ellis
did not show the activity exhibited earlier
IN the week. United Easter1 declined
The following quotations furnished by
J. S. Curtiss * Co. stocks aud bonds
Hotel sheldon give the closing prices
Curh Gamer @foeE--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
CONFERENCE MAY AVOID
POSTAL OPERATORS STRIKE

san Francisco. Calf. April "a
conference with a committee repre-
senting telegraph operators Of the
Postal Telegraph company here. who
are considering going on strike. WAS
announced for this afternoon by Ed
ward White, commissioner Of immi-
grafton, appointed district mediator
yesterday BIZ secretary Of labor Will
liam 2 Wilson
The teIegraphers are threatening
10 strike unless the company REIN
states three Of their members who
they say were discharged because Of
their activities in arranging a meet
ing 20 provide for organization OF
operators I'm san Francisco and the
bay districts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
USE MILK AND PRODUCTS
OF MILK. SAYS DIRECTOR

The Milk Bottle and the War was
the subject OF the war food school Of
the College of-ehe City OF FL PasO
Saturday afternoon. Miss Helen Hub
bard Supt. director, emphasized the
value OF milk and milk products.
Cheese is not used as it should be
in American homes. she said Cheese
furnishes large amounts Of fats. pro-
TEN and lime and contains elements
necessary to keep the body en- good
condition IL should be served with
starch and with green. succulenr veg
elables and simple fruits TO supply
the iron lacking in milk, the director
said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fBy Associated Press-i
New York. April Mercantile paper
G and months percent
Sterling 60 day bills sA72i5; commcr-
cial Co Gay bills on banks E4-T2; CONNER
ciaT so days bills SE-71 demand
ss.75-s7. cables sL76 7-16-
Bar silver. g9Ec-
Mexican dollars. re
Government bonds Irregular.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Lead-S7-10G 7-e5-
Copper-S2t-5l-
speiter-Eastls st. Louis delivery S6-75
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng. April 27.-The foliowinE
are the quotations for today in the Lon
don metals market;
Copper-sDot $40: futures $40; electro
iytic f125.
Tn-spot E951: futures $3.50.
Lead-Spot E2e. los. futures f2S, les
Spelter-Spot E5i. futures f6o-
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican hank notes. state bills. 81 lse
Mexican pesos, Tec
Mexican gold 56G581t-
El Paso Smelling Quotations.
Bar silver CHandy s Harmon quota
tion) case
London lead. E29 SO.
Pig Iead-S7-
C0Dper-VFirs bars se3-5n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
HOW TO ENTERTAIN.
nrrsa LIP EAW.

DEAR MISS EAlRFAA-
1 am in great sorrow due 20
the fact that I have lost my best
friend and adviser. my mother
I have met a very intelligent
young man who seems Interested
i'm me and has asked permission
90 call at my home I consented
but am at a loss TO know how 20
entertain him in my present cir
cumstauces, as mentioned above.
Ida q.
Don't be frightened about enter
tanning" this young man. He prob
ably likes YOU for your sweetness,
modesty and fine character Don
make any efforts 90 impress him OF
struggle 70 find things 10 talk about
Instead make a little study OF him.
Find out what his interests are. what
work be is doing and see IL he ism Z
lonely and at a loss. just as you are
Try 20 give him friendship and under
standing and sympathy. and let him
talk TO you Probably he viii enjoy
expressing himself just as much II
not more than he would enjoy hear
ing you express yourself Men like
to talk about themselves-let hin 90
if
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

that he would leave no fresh tracks
for next morning 4s
cine for the stomach is taken into lle
mouth and swallowed And that lne
same performance is necessary "n5A
a dose is taken for the head rs
thinks the former is al right IoI tle
out Of the way route for the head
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
Footwear For Military Men.

We are speciaIists when 4 comes 70
supplying footwear for soldiers
We are just now making q specia
display OF the celebrated Nettleton
army boots We also carry the well
known Titzel military boot We in
vite your inspection and assure YOU
that any footwear that you purchase
here viii prove highly satisfacto-
Leruer shoe Co. 229 San Antonio ST.
Special attention given 10 mail or
.ers-AlE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
Grim 40 Frovisions

Chicago Grains, Close.
Corn-1iay, s1-27 4; July, s14S@-
Oats-lay S0Hc; July. 73%c
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-May 1870; July $3.50.
Lard-Nay s2A73s July. Se5-12-
Hibs-AIay, S22.72: July, S23-.l-
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. Ill. April 2T--Butter-9larke t
unchanged
Eggs-Lower. Receipts. 25,o77 cases
Firsts. % @ SSc, ordinary first 81 = Q SIC;
at marx. cases included. 81 = @ S25ac
P0tatoes-Recelpts 80 cars. Market IN
changed
Poultry-AIve Market unchanged
Mexican Beans.
Mexican beans in wholesale lots in FL
Pas0 81 Gg1zc last quotation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
BLAZE IN CULVERT.

touion street and Mesa avenue at p.
N. Friday. when a bunch Of paper
caught under a culvert. ignited from
some unknown cause. Fire company
NUM- Der responded 70 an alarm and
extiuguished the blaze. which had
done no damage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
FL Pas0, Texas, Arri1 29. 1913
BUY EVERYTHING ZEE VALLEY PRODUCES.

Administration
interests producing supplies the life Of
the most nearly supply their people with the necessities Of life
Il ideas
home and the purchase Of valley grown products in fact utterly
spirit in this Will that amount Of prosperity be had by buy
portions
Dealers all commodities
section
compliance
the Rio
not the
raj in other sectio
G. C. Coles,
w. Cooley Chairman County Council Defense
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
A SILLY LITTLE GIRL
SAD MISS rATPEAV-

I am q and in love with q girl
OF 16. who IS wearing q diamond
given her by a friend Of mine who
has gone to the front She does
not admit being engaged 20 my
friend she IS also encouraging
attention from another friend.
Do you think &c would be prop
er 90 propose 20 herr D.
Unless that diamond IS for be
rothal pledge. this little girl has n
usiness 20 be wearing s7ch q gifi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
Z. s. Marine in battle trim.

With gas mask in place and bay
onet fixed, this soldier Of the sea"
somewhere IN Lorraine, Is ready for
a gas attack, a trench raid OF any
thing the foe cares to start. With
this equipment and little more the
Americans recently marched 10 join
their allies in the battle Of Picardy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27
Cotton Market

louotatiou by Elmeudorf 6 Co, brokers
eos Mesa
New York and New Orleans Spots
,yew York $500. down 125- New Or
leans middllnE. 30-50c- Sales, 1875 20 ar
rive. zoe
New York Futures. Close.
Neu York. April 2z--Cotton futures
closed weak 1Tzv- 15-4ocs July, 25-11s Qc-
tobe-. es.ses Dscambars PASS January
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-27

John LosWorth has sold 754 2 and
: year old steers 20 Boaz and Ball for
$50 per head They were shipped from
sierra Blanca, Tex 10 Kikika- Okla
ard inspected fin Fl paso by S. Shauks