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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
City Troopers Defy
Regulars In Contest
OF Bronco Busting

A challenge TO the entire cavalry
brigade stationed in FL Paso, or else
where, TO a bronco busting contest,
has been issued by troop L. Of the
Third Texas cavalry, which is await
ing muster into the federal service.
With first SerEL Daniel Bryce as
spokesman, the Texas cavalrymen
have declared their ability TO ride
the widest horses in the southwest,
and TO best the crack riders Of any
military organization on the border.
The date for the bronco busting
contest will be set as soon as repre-
sentatives Of the chalengers and chal-
lenged can get together It probably
viii be held in the Rio Grande ball
park the proceeds to be turned over
TO the mess fund Of the Third Texas
cavalry, providing they win the con-
test, which they feel sure they viii.
While no disclosure Of the talent
in the Texas organization has been
made, IL is rumored that the troop
numbers among its members some Of
the crack riders of the west. One
man, IL is said, worked in the
movies" for several years. and has
taken prizes at a number Of wild west
classics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
At TER GOODIES
Of THE SOLDIER
Quartermaster Men Must
Stand Constant Guard
Over in France.

Sterling Heilig, in a special dispatch
{ from Paris 20 the Pittsburg Dispatch.
7 tells Of the wonderful storehouses Of
good things TO eat in France for the
American soldier boys He teGs also
Of the efforts that are constantly
made TO ~bursle' the boys Of some Of
their good things TO eat. as he puts
it. Frenchmen OF standing, even their
wives women Of the nobility. he saws.
often make efforts TO buy some OF the
delicacies from the American quarter
master storehouses, but he saws they
Always find such men on guard as
capt James H Todd. formerly OF III
Paso. who block the game The
American soldier. however. can have
anything he wants, from fruit cake
In tins down or up. 10 Bull Durham
tobacco-and It is plentiful
Referring to Capt. Todd. the writer
Mai James T. Macdonald and Cant.
James H. Todd (pictures Of both are
printed with the article) are response
bic FOR millions, disburse millions
both Of whom actually spent many
years in the ranks. They are types. /
say, Of a class who have been put in
hign responsibility in France eN-
tremelv interesting. just fanatics OF
the soldiers, who know nothing but
the soldiers interests. and shut their
jaws with a snap
Capt Todd is a Pennsylvania man.
II these regulars OF lifetime can be
SAID TO be from anywhere. His mother
lVeS IN Beaver Falls. Pa. and though
lmselt a grandfather. Of one months
standing. / saw him cable So worth {
OF carnations on Mothers day to Mrs I
b 3. Todd at Beaver Falls"
Mrs. Todd. wife Of the captain, lives
az 1913 Myrtle avenue. FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
Ford Sends
AnOther Car
To Red Cross
Is the Second Donated For
Field Service Staff of w.
Cooley Around City.

The second Red Cross car has been
donated by Henry Ford TO Winchester
Cooley for use in his work as field
director Of the district Of which FL
PasO and Fort Bliss are the center.
A few weeks ago the first car came
and was put in service. The second
car is now in service and Mr.. Cooley
states work seems TO warrant still
more cars
Fred r. Johnson, representing the
st. Louis office in home service work,
stated upon leaving FL PasO Mednes-
day that his report would call for
giving FL PasO greater prominence
than II had held heretofore in Red
Cross work and that the future held
for El Paso a very wide Red Cross
program. both for the city chapter
and the field directorate.
McClintOck, Red Cross Artist.
A camp service order requires the
cars 70 be lettered. marked, num-
bered in q very particular way in ac-
cordance with war department speci-
ticatiOns and TO bear the insignia and
coat Of arms Of the Red Cross. Ray
McClintOck has agreed 10 donate the
services Of his firm in thus lettering
and adjoining the cars as fast as they
come I'm and has fixed up the first
two cars accordingly.
Mr.. CoOley's Force Increased.
Mr. Cooley has had as members Of
his staff Henry $. Beach, Eugene
Neff. Mr. Beach giving part Of his
time and Mr.. Neff one half Of his
time to the field work II. NJ Colvin
has been added 20 the field force. He
has refused the presidency OF Howard
college, in Tennessee, in order to de-
vote all his time to the camp service
OF the military relief branch Of the
Red Cross.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
"TEX" O'REMLY IS CAPTAIN
IN THE NEW TEXAS INFANTRY

Austin, Tex, Aug. Tex" O'ReilIy,
newspaper man we'll known in FL
Paso and along the border generally.
has received q commission from Adj
Gen. James A Harley, as captain in
the new brigade Of infantry now be-
ing organized Capt. O'Reuly's first
assignment is recruiting service. He
has gone to san Antonio 10 assist in
recruiting five companies in the
southwest Texas regiment
Mr.. O'Reilly was for many years
connected with the san Antonio Light
and other Texas papers. and has seen
newspaper service in Mexico and
along the border. During the past
three years he has been making his
headquarters in New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
ARMY WANTS NO MORE COAL
MINERS ENLISTED IN N. M

No more coal miners viii be ac-
cepted for enlistment in the United
States army. orders received by the
local recruiting officer from the war
department today stated. The gov
eminent is making every effort to en-
courage the production OF coal, and
ali recruiting activities in coal min
ing districts Of New Mexico have
been ordered suspended and all min
ers applying for enlistment are or
dered refused.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
REICHSTAG PRESIDENT
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY

Amsterdam, Holland. Aug. The
president Of the German reichstag.
herr Febreubach i'm response to q
congratulatory address made to him
by the people Of Freiburg. said.
4 Joyfully look forward 10 the time
when j can offer the victorious kali
ser the thanks Of the German nation.
True, we are far from that vet. but
we must not lose courage, even If
some more hundreds Of thousands Of
Americans come over. There is no
doubt OF final German victory"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
5TH CAVALRY ORCHESTRA
RESUMES PUBLIC CONCERTS

Public concerts by the Fifth cav
airy orchestra, Henry FIeck assistant
band leader, viii be resumed begin
ming tonight at $50 O'Clock at Y. ".
c. A building No 126. Fort Bliss.
having been suspended while the
Fifth cavalry Ministries were playing
downtown The program for tonight
follows:
March. Fort Popham." Hall
Overture, Queen Of Autumn" Bizze.
Romance, 'Heartease," Noret
Excerpts from Carmen" grand
Opera), Bizet-
Waltz, "Carissima," Penn.
Caprice, "DOuces Promesses." Lau-
rendeau-
Potpourrio; Bits OF Remick's Hits
No. 18a, Lampe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
BAD EFFECTS OF ct. n. T..
ON WORK EnE Is nNER Cor

London. Eng Aug. THE evil ef-
fects OF IT n. T" on workers in mu-
nttion factories have been largely
overcome by a close medical super
vision Of the workers. mbined with
improved methods OF working and the
supstltution OF mechanical processes.
In six months. October to March.
l9l6-l9l7. there were 169 cases Of Sc
rious illness; in the corresponding
period OF 1917-191s there were only ~
cases; in April, this year. four cases
and in Nay only one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
WE WILL WIN
ASSERTS KAISER
Issues Proclamation in
Which He Calls on God
for Ultimate Victory.

Amsterdam. Holland, Aug. THE
coming Of American armies to France.
and numerical superiority on the part
20 she allies. do nor brighten Germany.
declares emperor William IN a prOcla-
4--.l-4ou 80 ,-.r German army ana navy
vital forces which are streaming
across the sea 10 the enemy" he said,
are being attacked by German sub
marines. which are certain Of Sue
cess"
The emperor, in his proclamation,
which is dated august ], alluded TO
the successes which the German
forces have won. the bringing Of
peace to the eastern front, and the
heavy blows dealt the allies during
the present summer. He assured the
army and navy that, although they
are in the midst Of the hardest strug-
sic Of the war, they viii be victorious.
The emperor continued:
American armies and numerical
superiority do not frighten US. IL is
spirit which brings the decision. Prus-
sian and German history teaches that
as well as the course which the cam
paign has hitherto taken.
In true comradeship with my army
stands my navy.
VIII Is unshaken-
In unsuitable viii 10 win the vic
tory in the struggle with our Oppon- I
o.
spite the united efforts Of the great /
est naval powers OF the world. my
submarines are sure Of success. They I
are tenaciously attacking and fight I
ing the vital forces which are stream
ing across the sea TO the enemy.
Ever ready for battle, the high
sea forces in untiring work guaran- /
teed the road for submarines 10 the 4
open sea and, in unity with the de- 1
finders Of the coast, safeguard for 4
them the sources Of their strength.
Far from home. the small colonial /
forces Of our troops is offering brave
resistance TO a crushingly superior
force.
Reverence for Slaughtered.
we remem Der with reverence all ]
who have given their lives for the
1atherland-
Filled with care for their brothers
in the field, the people at home are,
in salt sacrificing devotion, placing
their entire strength al the service Of
our great cause.
we viii continue the struggle
until the enemy's viii is broken N
we viii make every sacrifice and J
put forth every effort TO that end
IN this spirit the army and the
homeland are inseparably bound to- /
Eether. Their united stand and IN /
bending win are certain TO bring vic {
tory in the struggle for Germanys
right and Gerueny's freedom.
"GOd grant it."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
7OO,OOO,O00 POUNDS
CREDIT Is REQUESTED

London. Eng Aug. I'm asking for
2 vote of credit Of 500. 900. 900 in the
house OF commons today. Andrew Bo-
mar Law, the chancellor OF the ex-
chequer, said that the 1argeness Of the
amount was not due 10 increased ex-
penditures, but the fact that parlia-
ment was about to adjourn. He hoped.
re said, that not more than one more
vote would be asked before the end Of
the year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
Sending Ten
Selects To
Cody On 18th
No. | Furnishes Two
Young Men Of This
Years Registry.

City exemption board, number one,
viii send the following ten men To
Camp Cody. Deming. n. NJ, the night
OF Aug. s. John Ross, Montgomery.
Ala; William R. Clark, Spur, Tex; De
Witt T. Heath. McComb. Miss; VIII
liam H. Walters, Miami, Ariz.; Car
los Peterson, Deming, n. NJ; Henry
Gabaldon, Ohaye, n. N; Santo John
Amato. Ramon Apodaca, Willie Cling
and William Thomas Boone. FL Paso
Two Of The men. Messrs. Amato and
Apcdaca, are 1918 registrants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
JAPANEsE TRooPs LEAVE


Toxic. Japan Aug. 1.-Japanese ma
rines who recently landed at Swallow,
China, TO protect japanese interests.
nave been Withdrawn, according 10 Of
fetal adYices. The landing was &C.
casioned by the fact that the south
ern troops retreating before the
uortherners left Swallow without pro-
lection Later the northerners' advance
being held, the southern forces re-
turned TO guard the city. and the jap
anese embarked in their ships.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
Shoe Repairing by Parcel Post.

We have a special department to
give prompt service on Parcel Post
orders for shoe repairing. We paw
particular attention TO ladies' fine
shoes military boots and cowboy
boots. The largest and most modern
shoe repair plant in FL Paso. Send us
your shoes by Parcel Post.
Chas. Rokuhr,
The best shoe repairing for 80 years.
81 Texas 81. FL Paso. Teras-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
MEXICANS RETURN M. SOPER,
ALLEGED TO BE DESERTER

Mansfield SoDer. a private IN the
314th United States cavalry. who. II
was said. had been absent without
leave from his organization for the
past two weeks. has been turned over
70 the military authorities at Fort
Bliss by Mexican military officers at
Juarez. It was alleged that Soper de-
serted from troop Z. Of the 314th, and
fed to Juarez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
HOWELL P. CLARKE GOES TO
UNIVERSITY FOR COMMISSION

Howell Philbrook Clarke, q year
old son Of the late H. P. Clarke. of
Manchester, n. H, and Mrs Clarke,
who had been employed as a mechanic
in the shops Of the Lone Star Motor
company here for some time. left
Wednesday night for the officers
training camp at the University Of
Texas, at Austin, TO enter the me-
chanical section. His home is at 537
West Main street here. with his
mother
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
ONLY FIVE NAMES ON
MARINE CAGTTATnV TTGu

Washington, D. c.. Aug. The ma
rine corps casualty list today shows:
Died Of wounds. 8; severely
wounded. 3: total, 5.
The list follows: Died from wounds
received in action: Sergt. John J. Nc
Amiss. CovingtOn, Ky; Pvts. Richard
a Evans, Richmond, Va; John o.
COwl, Leon. Ia
Severely wounded in action: Pvt.
David D. Cairns, Cochesett, Mass.
Previously reported killed in action.
now reported severely wounded in
action: Pvt. Real c. Kiestler. Cypress,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01

Hurt2 No. not one biti Just drop
little treezone on that touchy corn.
that bothersome corn right off yes.
magic! Costs only a few cents.
Try Freezonei Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle. sufficient 10 rid vour feet
Of every hard corn. soft corn. or corn
betWeen the toes. and calluses. with
OUT one particle Of pain. soreness or
irritation. Freezone Is the mysterious
discovery Of a Cincinnati geniUs-Adv.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
NAVY TAKES MORE ROOM.

AaQluonal room for the naval re-
crultlng force in the old First Ma
tlonaI bank building, at the corner Of
South FL PasO street and San Antonio
street, has been engaged and Lieut..
5 p Tracht, chief Of recruiting, moved
into a private office this afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
GERMAKYS FLOUR RATION
IS TO BE RAISED AIJC 10

Amsterdam. Holland. Aug. The
flour ration in Germany again Will
be raised TO 200 grams on Aug. 10, ac-
cording 70 dispatch from Berlin. The
first meatless week also viii begin
Aug. 10. As a substitute seven pounds
Of potatoes VIII be supplied.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
AMERICAN CONGRESSMAN
WITNESS MARINE BATTLE

London, Eng, Aug. Nine Ameri-
can congressman, who. with the mem
bers Of the naval committee OF the
American house Of representatives
make p members Of congress now in
london, arrived this morning from
France and Italy They had visited
the Americans on the Marine front.
saw the fighting there. and said that
they were prouder than ever Of
America.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
snLDIERs No. ERIn.r

TIC weekly dance Tor enlisted men
Of the Fifth cavalry, set for Monday
night but postponed, viii be given
Friday night az the post hall, Fort
Bliss, and all enlisted men are in
vited, said Mai T. P. O'Keefe, chan
lain Of the regiment, Thursday morn
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
CHINESE TO BUILD SHIPS.

Washington, d. c.. Aug. -Four
10000 ton steel cargo ships will be
built in the Chinese government yard
at Shanghai They will be a part Of
the general contract entered into re-
Gently with the Chinese government. |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
G. Z. CHIsHOIlI sAFFI.Y OWEN

4 red trIangle' card brought to
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. A Chisholm. sol
Texas street. Thursday the news OF
the safe arrival overseas Of their son.
George =. Chisholm, first class sea
man in the navy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
CAPT. CROlIRIE GnEs enI-rrrI

Capt. C. Crombie. Of the SIND field
artillery, temporarily attached to dis
trict headquarters as assistant adiu-
tant, one OF the crack polo PLAYERS Of
the army, has been ordered to Camp
Jackson. Columbia, S. c., for duty with
a replacement section
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Relieves thirst and fatigue, refreshes
the system and rests a Wearied brain.
Buy q bottle.-Assv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
ENTERTAIN SICK sOLDIFRs-

ADout haIf o. the players OF Inc
Raymond Teal company, Is, enter
tanned 200 sick and injured soldiers
from the base hospital Fort bliss a.
the base hospital Y. N. c. A. han We'd
nesday afternoon with songs and act
ing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
aBLONDIE7 APPELL IN France

@BLONDIEH APPEL IN FRANCE.
DeWof Appel known in FL Paso as
Blonde" has arrived in France and
is now Somewhere" with the expe-
dictionary forces, according TO a let
ter received by his mother. Mrs J. L
appel Go North FL Paso street. Be-
fore enlisting he was a soda dis
penser at Scott Whites Mills build
ing store.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01
Baby,s seeond sumner.

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
VIII correct the Stomach and Bowe
troubles and IL is absolutely harm
less can be given 20 infants with
eot Frfety- See directions on the
bottle.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01

The United States has over 1900
women dentists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-01

Lorp- EenerarO SclpiOn, Abruzzi,
italy; Pvts. Rollin c. Freshour. Ripon,
Calf; Paul Zanetos, Agrila, Greece.
Prisoner.
Pvt Chas- E Docke, Cincinnati, 0.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-26
SAFE
FOR HOBBY ASSERTS
JUDGE GLASSCOCk
CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATOR
COMPLETES CIRCLE OF SIX.
TEEN TEXAS COUNTIES
Duvsi County. the Home Of Archie
psrr. Only County IN District for
Ferguson, Says classcoek

AUSTIN. Texas. July st.--Juage H.
" Giassvocs who rs making the race
Tor state senator in the twenty third
district against the incumbent. Archie
parr ~ puVai county air. rarr being
one uf oriv fuur ~cn.ffis yhs yot-
ga against Fcfrnlsonr imptAc hhcnt
and who is now leading the fiHh, IN
the district FOR Ferruson) spent the
forenoon la Austin visiting Hobby
headquarters aud Interested friends in
this section JUDGE Classcock IS ret
iVeiN campaigning his district Tor Gov
ernor Hobby and Tor himself
When asked Az to the political situ-
ation in the Hio Grande district. cont
prising the sixteen counties ~ Cam
.ron. Drmit. puVai Hidairo. l.aSaile.
McMuliru. Nueccs san pairloio. starr.
webb Iapata. Jim Hors Him Wells.
kleberg. WilacN and Brooks ludro
Glnsscock made the following siatc.
ment
Governor Hobby and myself will
carry hv heavy majoriiioa every cnun
~ 500 the district excepting only DuVal
county, the home Of my oppon.nt. Sen
ntor parr The iiteracy law excluding
iiliterate Mexicans ana the aliens from
voting is the bnsis Of complete no
litical revolution IN the Rio Gfnnde
section For the first time In the his
tory ~ that section the democratic
citizens. both men and women. are
able Go assert themselves ns against
the political BOSSES. Of which my op-
i,oneut is the type who have domin-
ated that section until now
y ann crcditahiy informed that Meth
~ the ntcracy law nor the law harrnr
alien voters nor the great state wild,
laws adopted under Governor Hobby
administration viii he respected IN
puval county. now controlled by my
opponent. who has openly hoastad that
he carries the vote 81 DuVal county IN
his vest pocket. and who saf on the
platform with Ferguson when trrgu
son recently spohe in Corpus Christi
ana who conducted a parade on THAI
, oceaSinn In ferFuson's behalf compas
cd az a number of automobiles loaded
WITH MeNicans from Duval county with
banners stating that Duval county
would give Ferguson a majority of L.
2oo votes
The victory for the Hobby ticket in
( my district will be most sweeping and
complete. and means that the Rio
{ Gtande section now IL safe for dem
ocracy our people OF the border
country are deeply aroused over ia,
dominant issue in this campaign. which
+ Is support 81 IA. war. supper, OF Pres.
idcnt Wilson and tho national admin.
/ istiution AMI ruppori 81 Governor
( Hobby and his administration Ia plao.
/ inf an our energies and resources be.
hind IA. fighting and winnine OF thi,
war"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-26
HOBBY FORCES WILL
HAVE REPRESENTATION
AT POLLS ON SATURDAY
Several Of Presiding Judges voluntas.
ny Announce They VIII Include
Hobby Supporters as Assistants

Thuueh the majority of ih. presiding
Judges in The primary election tunuf
row are ardent supporters of Ferguson
scVrral VI the number have annoiuced
ihat they win grant representative 80
ne Hobby forces hs appointing men
tnu women who are supporting Hobby
600 places ON the election boards This
is particularly true n the Corpus
Christi precincts and also in several of
hc outside precincts
Joe fitxstmmons who viii conduct
the election IN the SECOND ward ans
nouuces that his assistants viii be
hismar,h Pope A. Ci,mmer T. +
Mcrriman j u. Powers Misses Aunie
crogkry. lcona Givcas and Julia Shoe
mnhtfs AZ ienst -four members of this
board arc supporters OF Hobby
in me FIRST ward Presiding lude,
thns New has announced thar he will
hayf several women serving on TIM
puard aud n o. assurca that part Of
his force will he Hobby supporters
keVin Dunno, sam Anderson Thos
y SouihEate and j j R.nthinssr have
announced thar they viii accord fop.
csentltipn to the Hobby forrns In thr
ieiectiuu ~ their election boards
Another precinct where the Hobby
ur'es have hctn assured representa-
ion ga the election board a. Bishop.
where :. D. lierron IS the presiding
udgs Mr HERON has publicly stat
4 ihHt 10 the selection 81 his board a.
siil accord full representation to the
efsuson and Hobby supporters
Al Bishop a peculiar angle Is pre-
ented 20 ihis election. Their, are many
'erfnln Americans IN this precinct.
nd two wears ago many ~ the mum
e.. sssre ewhiticred against President
Wilson
in the genera, election in November
herr vas q yeas considerable vote
1 ~ Hughes tie Rcpubiicsn can
~ a'G,nt Thosr voters
~ scratch ~ the name 81 Wilson ,.sl
stls 10 take the test prescribed
q > ~ stion.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-26
DOUGHTY AN ELEVENTH
HOUR CONVERT ASSERTS
MISS ROBERTA MATHEWS
Sao Antonio School Teacher Urges the
Election OF Annie Webb Blanton as
State Superintendent % instruction

Annie Wehh Blanton IL today in the
vac, FOR the state superintendent 81
instruction Tor the reason that ", =.
Doughty the incumbent. several weokx
ago refused 80 take "a stand In the is
size between Ferguson and Hobby
when Miss BlAnton, some weeks
ago went tu Doughty and told him
that Il was Imperative thar he declare
himself as between Ferguson and Hob
hs he refused 10 do So saying that
i was not prpper for one Ia his posi-
tion to do po Now, at ia. eleventh
hour when the state rs Overwhelming
N for iiuubV. Mir Doughty comes out
sm public statement saying that hc
is fer Hobby However his eleventh
hour conversion viii fool no one es~
pcmaily those who recall that IN the
campaign af 1914 the liquor ring issu-
ga circulars saving that Doughty was
o. Is ia the brewerirs"
such was the declaration made
Thursda, afternoon hv Miss Robei, i
Matthew'S, school teacher OF san An
tonio Aliss Mathews spoke in the
Nueees Hotel and was heard by fair
crowd
Miss Mathews made splendid an
peal tu the men ana women that They
support Aliss klanton. saving that the
nulN woman who Be- oontostlnp FOR "a
state office in this election. hS long
experience b cininentN qualified ,p
serve the peopl,, ~ Texas. as their su-
perintendeni The speaker was in
truduced hy Mrs Naude Gerhnrdt
--.uu------
Quick tire service. EmmeT's Gar
ana ! Inn4 rNt