davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-14

Herman Orth, who has been fore man for the Herman and Barrett prop critics, on Mccarthy creek. is in town on his way to enlist in the Minnesota draft.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-14

The Pinnacle Rock Packing Com pany has closed down it's clam plant for the season. having put up a pack of approximately 10000 cases.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-14
DUKE LEOPOLD OF ANHALT
 GOES ID GREAT BEYOND

AMSTERDAM, Sept. 14.-Duke Leo. polt of Anhalt is dead.
 Fresh Ever Ready fiashlight battes- ies. BlumO'Neill Co. If
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
K. K. CAMPAIGN
To OPEN MONDAY
VIII Be Explained by
Father Upton in CleVe-
land Square.

Aims and objects Of the knights Of
Columbus war drive viii be explained
10 the public at Cleveland Square
Monday night by Rev. E'r. A. T. Upton.
This has been arranged through the
courtesy Of judge S. ]. Isaacks. cam
paign manager for zach Lamar Cobb.
who IS to hold a meeting there at
the time
All Of the captains have appointed
their committees and the executive
committee has districted the city. Civ
ing each committee its particular
field 10 work.
There viii be O final meeting OF
the executive committee at head
quarters. Room is in the Hotel Shell
don on sunday afternoon at 2.30 10
arrange final details so that work
may start promptly at 9 o'clock Mon
day morning, when all captains are
10 report at the headquarters for
their Instructions.
The workers are not only Catholics
but men OF every denomination are
and little doubt is expressed that FL
Faso VIII go over the top with her
quota in this work as she has in
every other war activity.
A thorough canvass Of the whole
city is 20 be made and announcements
viii be made at all Of the masses at
the various Catholic churches on sun
day.
Burt Orndorff has volunteered the
use OF an office in the Sheldon hotel
to be used as headquarters for the
drive and Room is is now in use
with secretary j. A Forsyth in
charge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
DISLOYAL REMARKS CHARGE
AGAINST JOHN JAROWCH

Uttering dlsl0yal remarks vas me
substance Of a complaint filed by
government operatives before u. S.
commissioner s. i. Kelly Saturday
against John Jarovich. an Austrian It
was alleged that the alien declared
the German army was the only one
that could fight. the Americans would
have 70 90 some 10 win, the United
States navy was good for nothing,
that Germany knows better what is
going on in America than this gov
ernmenL and that the United States is
a bunch Of grafters.
Jarovich. who was in Jail az the
time, viii be given a hearing during
the next few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
VETO CAUSES
WEAK MARKET
Corn Declines Further on
Good Weather Reports;
Oats Also Sac.

Chicago. July 13.-sharD breaks In the
corn market resulted today from p-csi-
dent Wilson's veto OF the bill 20 hoist The
guaranteed price OF wheat Bullish SEN
riment was further weakened by improved
weather conditions.
Opening quotations, which ranged from
2. q g C lower with August at s1.G0 01-6O1s-
and September az fl-5s 11-faH. were fol-
lowed By additional setbacks. although not
Of a radical sort
Weekend covering by shcIts led after
ward 10 material rallies. The close was
unsettled, q G15sc net lower with Au-
gust at s1-6IGL61fs, and September at
S1-6O# Gl-60I.
oats like corn. saEEed owing to the
veto. and the favorable weather After
opening unchanged 10 q C lower. the mar
ket underwent a moderate further de-
cline.
Provisions gave way with grain. Adj
vances in the hog market failed 10 act as
an offset
IN the later dealings no important re-
action took place
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
STOCKS
DULL, LOWER
Short Market Session Sat
urday Quietest in a
Long Time.

The stock market was the quietest ses-
turnover the smallest for a Saturday. ia
long time Many Of che standard
stocks were not traded in az all Ana
conda was. off an eighth, Raw Console
dated a half Inspiration gained a half
over yesterdays closing Miami was nm
changed at %. according 10 j. s. Curtiss
81 Co.. Sheldon hotel.
Rails were without any change Mex
lean Petroleum opened with gain OF
one dollar per share but lost Il before
the closing steel opened unchanged az
1913, sold ND 20 g and closed a. out
side OF Baldwin and Bethlahem mosr OF
the Industrial stocks closed Up a frac-
rion.
Ray Hercules on the curb. was again
weak and New C0wella and Magma
showed losses. Big Ledge sold at 81, the
lowest 10 has been En- several weeks
The following quotations furnished By
J. S. Curtiss * Co. sheldon Hotel stocks
and bonds. give the closing prices
rrrh Tanner EfnrEr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
n. 2. LISTED STOCKS
WONEY ID METALs

fBy Associated Presal-
New York 5uiT 13.-Mercantile paper
q months percent: six months 6 percent
Sterling go day bills, 24.7zi5: CONNER
cial so day bills on banks, S4-72; CONNER
cial 60 day bills. f4-71Hi demand, sAT5;
cables. SAYS T-1s-
Bar silver. 9szc
MeEfcau dollars, lfc-
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds. steady.
Time leans. FIRM 60 days, 81 g 81
nominal; &C days 81 as; siz months,
per cent bid
can morey. Er1n. high, @; low. g.;
ruling rate, G; closing bid b5zi otlcred
GO 6. last lean percent
Lead. quiet spot s8-05-
spelter quiet East St Louis delivery
spot, $3.50 s-G5-
LONDON INITIALS MARKET.
London. Eng July 12.-The following
were the Quotations IN the London met
ais market today
Tir-spot. Ee50; futures, 1850
spot coppers and futures. $685. electro
Lead-sPot. s2s les: futures. EiS 1os
c-elte-- SPOT fFA- futures. E55.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican bank notes. state oils. 79lto
Mexican pesoE. nc
Mexican gold 5gG5EH.
II Pasc Smelling Quutafionl-
Bar silver CHandy & Harmon Quota
London lead. f2s. los.
Pig lead-S8.05-
Copper-Tire bars, Eas-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

-S0TE-Quota-iors reflect closing prices
New York July -o-rAe week end
session OF the stock market was super
rcial, dealings falling 90 The smallest
total Of the year Leaders. including
United States steel moved within mar
r1-r fractional limits. losing some firm
ness iu the later Cs1llnEs- Fertilizers,
papers and crher Epccialties OF more OBJ
scure origin, were one 10 Two points at
thcir best sumo IRA Tobacco was the
most Irregular o. the speculative Issues
40 a net decline % sA points Rails
were completely iEucred and numerous
other prru trent issues failed Of quota
lions The closing was steady Sales
apuroEiua ted 10000 shares
Liberty e1zs sold az 2s-60 90 $3.50. first
and second as at $3.50 90 81. and second
4hs az $3.50 90 $3.50. third AIS at
95.75 20 $3.50
second and Third f5zs were quoted for
tn1 first rlme tudCg-
Active issues were firm az the slug
EIsh opening. such leaders as United
states Steel Reading and Maine pre-
ferred making fractional gains. Specula-
tive issues were Irregular, advances o.
70 1Z points en- TsEEs company, In
-crnatiolal Agricultural Chemical pre-
Dcrred and American Ice being balanced
By losses OF one 20 two points in Con-
=s-idctcd Gas, Sumctra Tobacco and
american zinc preferred. The war
Group was moderately higher Dealings
were slight Liberty bonds held steady,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
NAvY TAKFs 1I sToRE HERE-

Eleven men were enlisted for the
naval reserve by Lieut.. S. p. Trachr
at the local station Saturday morning.
They were- Maurice =. Crowley. 2604
Boulevard; Royal Johnson. Pastora.
y. ~. firemen second class; John
swift. Carlsbad, N. ~ Claud Holl0-
way, Knowles. y. M, Ben Gather.
Thomas Efrid. Monument. n. ~; John
Shattuck. Queen, N. H.; William Har-
rison. san Angelo Tex. seamen sec
ond class; lawrence Holiday. Pima
Ariz-. as landsman Quartermaster. avi-
alton; Thomas Gamble. Morenci. Ariz-,
landsman carpenters mate, aviation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
BOY SCOUTS HELP IN PEAR
PICKING AND THE CANNERY

WIN Is boy scouts as led and
cannery hands, the annual pear har-
vest in FL Paso viii begin Tuesday
morning, secretary +. w. Whitney. Of
the FL Paso Valley BartleL Pear as
sociation. announced today
sixty scouts viii work at Ysleta,
90 in the field and 20 in the cannery.
Fifteen others viii work in the or
chards about Clint Dir. Whitney es-
timated that the harvest would con-
tinue until about August % and that
about 100 cars would be shipped
Eleun O. Everman. scout executive.
and other young men win accom-
pany the boys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
TWO GIRLS SHOT; BULLETS
MEANT FOR DRAFT DODGEI

Two Mexican girls in the south part
Of town were shot Friday afternoon
when bullets intended for Mexican
an alleged draft evader, fired by inn
migration inspector Lee Manning,
went wild and struck the girls as
they were sitting in their respective
homes on Canal street Conception
Dominguez was shot in the left leg
below the knee. and Maria Cisneros
in the right thigh. Treatment was
given by police surgeon Dr. John
Hardy al the emergency hospital and
the victims taken TO the county hos
nLtaL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
Livestock Market

AnleaEo Adfe@loehf LAuaf-
Chicago. III. July 11.-HoEs-I2e-
celpts sO00- Market 15G25c higher than
yesterdays average Bulk - sales
S17-15G1S, butchers, $3.50 u1S. packing.
$3.50 G17-s5; light, g17-55 111-10i pigs
$3.50 a17-15-
Cartle-Receipts. 5000 arrivals mostly
direct 20 packers compared with g Wcek
ago. beef Steers. mostly : cents higher,
medium End choice yearlluEs. 50cT 81
higher. urcher stock. 3 q 40c higher
calves. steady; stockers and feeders
stronger; quotations unchanged from
yesterday.
sheeB-Receipts. 5000: steady. Market
weak: compared with q week ago tor
sheep and yearlilgs mostly so cents
higher lambs about steady. quotations
unchanged from yesterday.
Denver Livestock, close
Denver, colo. July 5.-HoEs-Receipr
11o Market stRng 20 10 cents higher.
Tor. few sales AZ s17.25.
Catue-Receipts. 600 Market steady.
Prices unchanged
changed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
Grains Id ProYisionR

Chicago Grain. Close.
Corn-Aug- $751; sept, SlGo%.
Oats-Aue. IKE; sept. 10esc
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Pork-July FfA70; Sept $3.50.
Lard-July, $3.50; sept, sZs-15.
Eihs-July. f24Z5. sept. scA67.
Chicago Produce, Close.
Chicago. I'LL, July 1a--Butter-Aarllet
higher Creamery 5SGs3c-
EeEs-Receiprs, 1900 cases Market
higher FIrsts, s71z ssc; ordinary FISTS
35Q8lc; az market. cases Included, s. Q
58c.
Potat, es-RsceIpts. IS cars. Market
unsettled virginia tarrel cobllers, $f-25
@ $50; North Carolina cobblerz. s545-50;
Arkansas sacked tEumrhs S2-90 q 5.10s
Louisiana white. S2T5G Z85; California
red, S5.1oG5-25; California white, $3.50
Poultry-Alive. Market higher. Fowls.
-9c5 springs SEC
Kansas City Produce, Close.
Kansas City, Nc, july I2.-Fut-er-
Creamery. s0cs firsts, 5S1sc; seconds.
IS &c; seconds, 27i4c- pacl1ing. 22izc.
EgEs-E'irsts. SEE seconds, soc
Poultry-Hens. 24c; roosters. Is izci
broilcrs. SO 55c.
Mexican Beans.
Mexican beans in wholesale lots IN E
Pasoi = cents-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

aH+~-----~------~--------~~
FIVE Or SIX ROOM, modern; Lamar
district Phcue 259a-
FAMILY Of four wants % r=-r modern
bungalow near Five Points, permanent
~. $50
WANTED-Garage within three CT four
blocks Of 1870 =. Rio Grande S. Phone
f7Zs-
WANTED-By young lady EMPLOYED,
room ln private family. Address AL
care Herald
WASTED-Tuo .arge Ted rooms. half or
an o. small furnished cottage Her-1a-
nert- Address cess. care Herald
WANTED-Frrulshed apartment By lady
employed Walking distance one rogin-
lzltchens-. bath and sleeping porch Adj
dress p. O. box $50, City
FAMILY q three without children. de-
sIres light Housekeeping rooms with pri-
vata FAIRLY. References exchanged adj
dress visa care Ferald-
Have customer fdr furnished OF unfur-
nished bungalow near Five Points i-et
us have your listing a. once
SCOTT SAILS REALTY CO.
1904 Mills Bldg IN. 10 q l.z44-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
HOUSE SUSTAINS THE VETO
OF AGRICULTURAL BILL

Washington, ID. c. July 13.-The
house today sustained president VIII
sons veto OF the agricultural bill A
motion TO pass the measure over the
veto was defeated 172 to 70
The president vetoed the measure
because he believed the S2.40 wheat
price provided for would result in
raising the price Of flour 50 a barrel
or more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
Helm WaDtsJ-FsmaIs

THOUSANDS OF government positions
open TO men and women Examination
soon teu you how 20 obtain gov
eminent position Information free. Write
Geo. w. Robbins. formerly with the Eov-
erumert and civil Service Expert. d0r-
dan Bldg. washington d. O.
WANTED bright. capable -adies 90
travel. deuonsrrate and sen well knoHn
goods TO established dealers; SO % $50
per week, railroad fare paid weekly adj
vance for travelling expenses Address ar
once Goodrich DRUG Company, Pep- ss-.
Omaha. Nehr.
CONVENIENT NEEDS 10000 women
clerks no 1Tashlngton- Ezarlizai IONS
everywhere ~ July Experience unneces-
sary Women desiring government posi-
lions write for free particulars 90 J. O.
Leonard. CORNER Civil Service ELamluer.)
Ia1 Kerois Bio washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
PoIitieal Announcements

THE DEM0CRATiC TiCkEf
We, the Undersigned. announce our
selves as candidates for the places irdl-
Gated after our lanes, subject TO the
action o. the Democratic primaries.
Seymour Thurmoud. judge 3fth judicial
district.
John T. HIN. district attorney.
W. T. Pelphrey. county attorney.
Percy McGhee. ST.. sheriff
Nay HadlocE Carlisle. district clerk.
" II SANDY Anderson. hide and
animal irspecrou
%. J. LcSw eeney. justice q The peace.
precinct No Z. place @
J. O. Crowson. constable. precinct No. 4.
sam Blur enthai, county commissioner
precinct No. a.
Dr. White, county commissioner. pre-
cinct No 2.
T. Y Ellis. chairman county executive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

BUNGALOW rooms and s-assed room
as14 Hamilton ST.. 3d. Pm. 1l3i or -.9a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

OPPosITE HlghiaHd Park school frame
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
WATER USERS WON'T PERMIT
FURTHER WASTE, SAYS SMITH

we have no water 10 waste. and
we are not going TO permit any more
waste" said J. A. Smith. president OF
irrigation district No. J.. IN order
to enforce the conservation OF water
IL viii be completely shut off from
people who persist in using water IN
til IL oTerflOws and runs off into
bitches. the road and on vacant lands"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
Helm Wanted Male



Fail 4 Mitchell Employment Agency.
203 san Francisco 81
WANTED-Assistant boozkeeper iu town
near El Paso- address Tl2l. care Herald
BOOKl{EEPER and stenographer. expert
euced B. b. b. Shoe Co. corner over
land ana san Jaeiato SIS
WANTED-Barher-W guarantee g25 a
week W. T. whitney 1889 Ave-
Douglas. Ariz.
WANTEE-E1perienced dairy and rsnch
man. furnish own board and roum- $3.50
day B. r Mover. Hanover, ~ 81
SAY. 40 you need help. we furnish g.
THE BOREER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
III East Main s.. Phone 1855
HELP WANTED plumlcrs.
500 Ave C. San Antonio. Tex Only FIRST
class meel-e nles
HOUSTON Transfer & Storage Co. VIII
give YOU best prices on any kind o. haul
ing Phi $50 and find out
WANTED-AIachinists and boilernalzers
with mill and smeller experience Wrlre
T219. Herald office
WANTED-Expeuence grocery man az
once One who speaks Spanish preferred
SOC MyIue Ave.
WANTEn-Mexlcan miners. mucAers and
timber mens Must read and write Eng
ush. address A24o. care Herald.
WASTED-Mexicau iaborers who can
read and write English Apply az room
81. Hotel oregon. between 20 a. ma and
noon
SAVE 25 OR 5Oc-you pay extra % move
trunk and by war saving stamps We only
charge you quarter. Herman transfer
Co.
EARN SIS WEEKLY. spare time. writing
FOR newspapers. magazine Exp uunec-s
details free. Press syndl ,ate, $50 St.
Louis. 40.
FIEEMEN. BRAEEGEN, experience un-
necessary, wages fl5o-sl15 monthly. raised
900. 900 annual Increase IN railroad wages
Railway tsend starlpl care Herald.
MES-AEc IL 90 &. Experience unneces-
sary. Travel; make secret iuFestlga-
tons, reports. Salaries; expenses Amerl-
Louis
$500 CASH, talance terms. buys my -es-
rlurant ny work FOR ether people
when you can 20 into business for your
SEIZE Profits OF business at present over
SO per day. Phi 1881
WANTED-aIiddie AGED single man, not
general store. Must be able 90 furnish
references acceptable TO government- Live
with the family. Acdress w z Iirfa--y.
Rice. AriZ
MN and women wanted who are willing
TO devote part Of spare time Tor next
few months 20 special home training quail
flying Tor permanent positions as Drafts
men Pay SEQ 70 $500 month Thou
sands needed. Write at once for fun
particulars. Complete correspondence I
course. reasonable tuition zee. Columbia
school OF DraftiuE 551 McI4achlen Build
inF washington. D. C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
Notice To AdUerfisers.

Beginning July 18th. Want Ad
rates viii be as follows;
one cent per word for each in
sertion- No advertisement counted
as less than 20 words Three con-
secutive Insertions e15 cents a
word.
BY month. S130 per line.
Bold face lines double price.
In order TO give time for proper
classification It is necessary TO
close The Herald classified page
AT I D. M Want ads received after
that hour viii appear the next day.
Orders TO discontinue want ads
must be in Herald office before 9
a. m. Of day Of publication.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
Real Estafe Wanted

Real Estate Wanted
WANTED hear from owner % farm
or unimnroved land for Gale o. K H1W-
ley Baldwin. Wis
HAVE BUYER f0r 10000 acre r1rch-
Price q u.s. be right Describe fully frat
letter Box 1lT2. Houstou- Tex
WILL PAY ALL CASH at 5n-e from
owner direct Tor LarFaiu In nice bun
salow- address A28S. care Herald
WANTED-Land In Mexico IN the Zrua
PetroIlfera- send rs piars and lowest
price IN first letter Cash 10 pay Tor Is
Box 351 Kansas City. 40.
Have buyer fo- modern bungalow
near Five Points
WELLs-PEU Oh NEATLY CO.
Pm 1898. 617 Martin Bldg.
CATTLE RASCm WANTED with cattle.
VIII trade Fl Plso business property
fe-1. 600 What have yuuf
HAWKINS BROS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
5TH'S BAND PLAYS DIXIE
MUSIC AT POST ON SUNDAY

The Evolution Of Dixie" is the
eighth number on the program for the
concert by the Fifth cavalry band at
Fort Bliss Sunday evening from
riu $50. according 20 Henry Fleek,
assistant band leader. The program
follows
March, Fighting Bob" .--.---. Cook
Overture. "Semiramide" ----. Rosslni
Excerpts from so Long Lefty"
Carroll
CAPRICE. Ghost Dance 800 Salisbury
Scenes from Madame Butterfly
---.--- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pucclul
Descriptive. "A Musician Astray
in The Forest" --------- I0Dlnl
Rag. Twelfth Street 5000 Bowman
Fantasia, The Evolution Of
Dixie -----.-s Lane
Finale. Fifth Cavalry March
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cam
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

BRANCH MANAGER wanted Cor old es-
tablished Chicago concern We furnish
full stock Of goods, advertising matter.
and equip store completely in good loca-
tion. alp at our expense and pay you $40
a week salary IN addition to liberal
share OF the profits your store earns
Work can be started in spare time. no
Investment or previous experience neces-
sary 20 secure this position. II you are
hustler and want an opportunity to
make 5000 10 $4,000 a yea- we want
you and VIII paw YOU well from the star-
send your application today S. Levy.
Mgr. Department Sos. Como Bldg, Chi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

see our list f-r furnished and uu-1r-
nlsha1 apartments and houses
JAS T. MARI 8 CO.
114 san Antonio St -----.-----Ph- $3.50
FOL. RENT. uSFU RNIsHED
s room house. 2411 san DieEu s. f2o-ll
5 room house, COS n. Virginia S. 5000
room house 1eo9 u. Nevada ST. $500
p. W. WILLIAMS.
General Insurance
Phone 11fA SIS First Nl- Bank BIDS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13
Personal

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Spireila Corsets. Mrs- Miller Phi 1913
JACK ELLIOrT-write TO mother. Royal
MONEY loaned. ans Trust Bldg.
MRS. CHONLA women's exchange. I29 n.
Campbell
CURTAINS CLEANED Beautifully. Kra-
mer- Phi 1883.
PARTY with own car going TO Callfor-
MIA would like couple for company who
would pay part expenses. Leaving 18th.
Phi 5T64 from $3.50 p m 20 a. m
MATERNITY SANITATION for ladies.
superior accommodations for confinement
cases. infants adopted n desired; trained
terms reasonable; south Houston. one
block from interurban station. For inf1r-
nation call phone Preston 212 or Hadley
212 p. o. BOX 5s6. Houston. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

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LOsI-Blacr triangular stirirp!n set with
pearls Eeward Phi. 772fM-
LOsT-Between Cleveland square and
plaza on y. oregon street. a bunch Of
keys Please return 20 az Capies Bldg.
KIM EsrOSE brooca between aIayview
and white House Pm 37}TJ- Reward.
LOsT-Gold cavalier. ruby square setting.
tx pearls in purple case Reward. Pm
THE DOG was Jos. because he did not
wear a cellar sold by Sheers-Lazenby Co.
$40 Texas.
LOST-Fireman's white cap. chId's Size.
on Montana or Oregon street Please re-
urn % G A Martin. Herald
LOsI-Airedale dog. tan and zrizzle. 8
years old Answers 20 anne OF Car. City
dog license No. 20f8. Reward j. ~.
Pettus Phi 1f4f.
CANADIAN ARMY DISCHARGE lost In
city. Finder please return same TO sergt.
Macdonald. J. troop. Third Texas cavalry.
ard receive reward.
LOsr-smau satchel containing clothes
ana valuable papers and keys. between
Sierra B-arca and Flnlay Saturday morn
Ing Reward Return 90 n. O. Ward
care Lone star -Iotur CO.. or SIS Mon
tana ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

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Claude 3. Hudspetn- conEreasmau 18th
ccuEressl1nal district
r Al Dudley. senator 25th senatorial
district of Texas
r z. Thomson. member OF legislature
119th district
Adrian Pool member OF legislature.
ll6th district.
James r. Harper. chief Justice court Of
civil appeaia. sth supreme judicial district
We, the underalEned. endorse the
shove named candidates FOR the regpec-
tive places. and We hereby announce our
selves as candidates for the places indi-
Gated after our names. subject 70 the
acJion Of the Democratic primaries:
tricL
Leigh Clark. district attorney. ii5h ju-
dlclal district
2 b. McClintock. county Judge.
". y Fryer. county attorney
Law.
Seth r. Orndorff. saerifi.
r .. Richey. county collector.
g a. Mckinney. district clerk
". %. Greet. county clerk.
John 7 Cain. county assesuur.
A r webb. county treasurer.
ATra MluEler. county superintendent.
". G. Roberts. hide and animal Ia
HpecJor.
n Dsavez justice Of the peace. pre-
A J. Han. justice OF the peace. DrseineI
10. l.
I ~ Davis. constable. precinct No. 1.
J. W Carter county surveyor.
J. Williams. county commissioners.
Robert Lyons. county eOmmisaiousr.
precinct No. 7.
george Ps1dsn. county commissioner.
precinct No. .
HeaSy Herring. county commissioner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-13

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WANrED-2nd hand hath t1b. Pm 4125-
PIANO reasonable god conditcn- Phone
1881.
WANrED-EKhaustion ran. second hand
Apply White cafe
WANTED ha1d heary rubber
tired veiocipele. Phi 757sE-
WANTED-cne forr ard one-half fcot
bath tub. Phi sa70W.
HIGHEST PRICE naid TOR coal sacks. Rio
Grande Fue, Co. $50 g St. vrain- Pr 1854.
WANTED no BUY STOLE SHINING.
SUNSET PAINT Co. 419 MYRTLE.
PHONE 265I.