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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-11-22

L'evacuation de la Belgique par les
Allemands sera terminee avant la I'm
de Ia semaine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
ALLEGED ARMY 0ESERTER
is KILLED BY A SOLDIER
Tennessee Man Opened Itrc ON
Force, Who shoots Him Through
Iicnd. Cscs Automatic.

NASHVILLE Tenn July IA
Thomas Wviling alleged dyecrtcr
from tho national army. was shot aud
killed today hoy soldiers WHO had
come from Columbia. g. g., yesterday
90 take him back Go camp Tho sol.
dlers had hidden IN tho woods about
WaliinR's cabin / , miles from Pike
vile, all night. accompanied Ny tho
sheriff ana IVA deputies
WRlllng hastily barred HIS door
when summoned by tho knocking Uf
one OF the soldiers early turlv and
was seen 10 jump into a hole from 20
trap door when called ON Co SUR
render he is said TO hoyc ahmed Hn
automatic at the soldiers who
opened fitt al hts exposed head. hN.
Ing him Instantly Ills weapon.
which was cooked. was taken by tho
soldiers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
UNCLE SAM HELPS
TO INITIATE PRICES
Profitccrinp Not ORiy CnuHc ~ nigh
Prices. Taxation on h~ount ~
Purchase Parity To ELAINE
FIGURES WILL TELL STORY

uly VICTOR MD,AuorJ

WY '''N '..
s-.uy y,pp .lg "a p.r,.. r.r
r.rt pf ,rr ,.,r. .Irrrru tur,.. ,u..
t,..' ,,,.,. t.,,.,.,... .tl,.r. t..,...sl l...
t.,, D,. 49,. u.. r.y.iriu. go
,,,ag, I'D, ,'.,.. .l,,S.r. ,.uI .,......
w, ana ugfYrrr.8 by rlatIatl. .uH.
I,.,s,.,. ,.f In p.. y,,g.. .,.r...r
gi..s ...,.,l,1 .r.r.bI. ,,. r,....
Irr .,.... Irr,,..r Uuf u.. .i.a
.tt.,, mon. f,r Income f.r r...fu.r.t.
u.1 ,,... ,.,t,tr.ti.ra .t .....t.
,.,,r t., .tn,r u-r r,If.f ,,.,. .n
Joult,af, Irayc most Df t.,u pIn
fr.s r.,t. ,,.n A.. .p,pI fI4u .I.rv
hhl 40 peace Time. Therefore. -h"
prphluw ~ hivh,r prices fHr 'n"
uor'rsiiic' ~ uft iH'u lI|n'n..|
one to grrui many mur" ih1n hHi
~ our population
Tho rnurnH 20 the lnt1'rI, price a
~ today I'm thr relative d.rr'r NJ
their oiioct rnuu ihc f'iu'llon may
be Hri down uH tnIIuVH
], Greatly Increased 1'W1nI N..N
supply t'wrwhni retarded D." 'N' 0
after We CuiDrrd lhr vul ih. HNH..
t.ouH
@. ffuficrrirr
bnrr'nF" in uur'h1''mF urNnf NJ
money due 10 larger vuiuwt "t 'Nr'
roucy IN circulation
We have alrcidg heard Wu'h about
PROTECTING. ana i's evils p'0 rr"'N
generally undcWteud Iu.'nn uh
vantage of tho unfionHl Increase in
the cost Of raw mutrrinlH duo 90 wpr
conditions. many persons In position
10 do 40 are adding something 'Hlfu
hccauHo tho totally hhuurWnl HtuR-
lion enables them Ia chhfF" Wht'.
ever hey1hlnlC they chn got Inul
tho government undertakes rnmo
stringent method "f pr'c" and protlt
regulation, little rollrt may 10 IN
uclpated.
Money Not DcprcCintrd.
Tr,,, ctbcrs tt,,, ,,r,,f,..,,g IA ,eo.
,o,,ir. an ,,.. much t..t a. ala.
ront.,ttn,, ma ,,I.... ana. ,.t,,i,,r b..
ra,is, ,,,nn., i. .br,p "a, ,,,r-.
tn fa,t bo5 NOT d,rr,ri-1IgI a., .,t
matorint d,,rrr Tb, Ir-.,psj pir.
chasing mower ~ tho dollar ta ~,
effect. rather chan "A cause.
Demand and supply. after nll, arc
the chief controlling Factors ln the
price situation Nhon We study lho
very Hrtaty lhcir'H'h prices ini
shoes ana other footwear We WnF
note that lb-lho iourt''n months
after We htered tho war. ihc quar-
termaHters department purchased
T,stD,oO0 pairs uf HhncH l,aiu.oN'
pairs Of hip boots, ana i.ploOoN
palrH of aruc o'rrHhuca lhcn, on
account ot decreased manufacture
abroad, We exported lh ihe lllgt leu
months Of tho last fiscal yea 1000 r.
coo more pairs Of SHOES 'hhn 10 lpAh
THIS VIII give some hlnt ah To Muy
shoes are higher
h.a HlNAHN a D Ia aH a La AL d
run up tn" prices OF cotton and
woolen goods In tho trHt fourteen
months OF the war according IA
figures Just given out by Secretary
Haker, Uncle sam purchased lui. ..
$4,000 pairs OF wooden aookH ana
AS.p22,OO0' cotton undrfHhlria, 10 SAY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15

HAIR TONfC..Iu Wuybun Ways hair
tonic sold 81 Merkrmcllor's drug store
1.T Ehat THIRD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
Enormons Amounts.


the past two or three ycnrs have
ipnon due moro TO enormously m
Strspscd5 output and larger turnover
than To- any marked tendency de-
lihcratcly to practise extnrtion We
have sordld. selfish proftrcra. hat
most - our mauurNturors ARC pptrl.
uiic. and their Increased rewards aro
mostly due 90 Increased enterprise
and activity in tho production OF
necessities.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15

turnuyA MOTEL Across from, rg., oi
n.. n.u ventilated. OH OUTSIDE .''
su..a. summer n'ot 80 per wee.
uu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

LIVED Two YEARS
ON RAW EGG DIET
John II. Packer Gains "a
Pounds and Now Eats Any
thing; Suffered 20
Years.

"Whsn q man has had To live for
two years on nothins much except
raw sgGs. on account Of stomach
trouble and then finds n medicine
that fiSes him up In less than two
months 90 he can eat sausr kraut.
InsAts Of ell hinds and anything else
he wants. I think II 10 time for him TO
talk for the benefit Of others Well.
Tanlac has done all this for mo and
more. for I arm now forty -four pou nds
heavier than ! was the day I began
takinx ! ana am nov enjoying bet.
ter health than ! have In al least fif.
teen years." was tho remArka BILE
statement made by John II. Packer.
patsntes and proprietor Of the Packer
Oil FILTER. who lives at Liberty. No.
recently.
For twenty years or more" he
continued, II have suffered with my
stomach and although I have spent
thousands Of dollars nothing ever
helped me until I got Tanhc. Ny
appeuts left me entirely, and what
iittls ] did eat would almost double
me up with pain and I would bloat
UP with gay until could scarcely
breathe. During the past five years
especially, I have suffered q great
deal from constipation, felt tired out
all the time. had no energy. and was
90 drowsy and listless that II I tried
TO talk business 10 a man II wss an
effort 70 express what I wanted to
say Ny health finally got 30 bad
that ] was forced to give up q splen-
did positien In Pocatsllo. Idaho, and
nobody. sycspt those In the same con.
dition can fully understand how I
suffered.
u had almost lost faith In all med
icines. as ! had tried 10 many without
results. but Tnnlso certainly has been
. revelation TO me. I can now eat
Just anything I want and never ex-
pertsncs z particle OF trouble. have
never had a better appetite. and all
signs OF indigestion, Gas and dls,r~ss
after eating are gone. Tsnlac has
also relieved inc Of constipa ation aud
strengthened ami built me ur until I
feel as fun of energy as when I was
. boy when first started on Taniac
! weished one hundred and twenty
four pounds but I now weigh one
hundred and sixty cight and a half
and this shows how we'll suited 10 my
Case ranlac was
Tnnlac 10 sold In Tulsa hy Quaksr
Drug company Puritan Drug com.
pany and nv the madlng druggists
In practically every city. town and
village In America
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Crime Can BE Reduced by Good Boxing
Declares Chief of Police of Chicago

~ boxing Ia permitted IN Illinois
and especially In Chiuagu. I think It
viii have tendency 10 reduce street
wlessncs hy kc"ping the younger
huNs ~ the streets believe II also
viii tend I" reduce crime
Crowds ~ SHOWS orderly.
In other cities where boxing al
lowed tho poli," departments seldom
are called upon go preserve order at
the bouts Patrons ~ boxing are gen
orally orderly snd those who do not
car" to obey the laws can be handled
easily
1T has been my experience that
boxing can he kept.ciehn N the rteh,
sort ~ people are put In charge of It..
The police department will give It's
projection the same aS tu any other
public entertainment II boxing IN IL.
gained, hut I cannot anticipate as
much trouble as W. have nj some
public demonstrations
Ohis1r- Ie, Wrong Idea
u think the ohlcCtorr have the
wong tien ~ boxers and the patrons
~ boxing shows Uecause man II,
q hoNer II does not follow that N,
~ a thug OF criminal know SOM
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
MACkAY ASKS DISMISSAL
OF BURlES0N'S ADVISERS

NEW YORK. be- Il Clarence
" Mackav, president " the com
merrinl cable a roslal Telegraph
companies. demanded In 4 statement
issued here tonight thai New comb
carlton director ~ the government
controlled cables terminate hi,
'dual capacity" a- an cWpluNr W the
postmaster general and president uf
the Western Union Telegraph com
pAuN
Mr. Chrlton's continuance IN both
pr"i,lonS Mr. MackaN dec larcd
with the right to control ana pr,
into the business policies of hts com
pc'ltor' are "untagonistic tn the de-
cent instincts " tho American pco.
pie
The same thIng. he s,li appllee
to Theodore y Nail. president ~ the
American Telephone n Trlcgruph
Go. who is hrung a.. an al, iscr to
MIR nur,cson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
DISTRICT SCHOOLS TO
CLOSE ONLY ONE DAY

In almost every case the sehsol. Of
this district viii not he closed for "A
Christmas holiday save for the twen.
~ mn alone Due To the amount
of time lost during the epidemic Of
influenza the district board has
deemed II unadvisahle to allow more
time
10th teachers and pupils seem TO
acquiesce IN this decision" said Mrs
Hedges The teachers many OF
them, we're al their homes only re-
Gently while the epidemic was on and
Tor that rcUon are not particularly
anxious 10 Go at this time
The city schools closed yesterday
for a holiday OF one week. taking up
again on December 80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
NEW RIVER IMPROVEMENTS
PROVIDED FOR IN MEASURE

NASliI>GTuN pcr u More
than "a new Improvement prui~rts
arr included IN the lq2O tivcr,. and
hat bots hiu which Wrs completed
t"rlgMt rN the house committee The
measure cntrlcs appropriation to-
tai ing s26.s3a.Ouu
tur the new wurt which is sat-.
trtri al"ng the NtlSntc aud gut
ana iHvif.c cVast- ana the grett
hhrs. the committee recommended
IN expenditure ~ tS.1tsuOn. whilc
the cost ~ mr,hrr improvements on
existing projects amounts To Us .
$4,000 Maintenance cost on other
WORK totals s. q,2.OOO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

boxers whom rank among my hes
friends ana whom / am always gIt,
10 see
The majority of spectators a'
shows are reputable citizens who Ike
To witness two skilled and trained
boxers match their SKIN cannot
see any harm In the sport and hope
the righ, Kind Of bin viii be passed
IN Illinois
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Silk Ties

Four-in-hands and bow Ties Of
silk. satin and silk knit; rich
new desigss; Ties that will
please the most fastidious
man; 75c up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22


s"t"'H, winch has only r,suli"n m
uNoll"h ana itnuhi.
" 10 temporary t"hgeHlon. now
'N"i, mat IT, as has been snid
"'Urt'hl matter N"tpuiiug by lUsH
'"hE"s'"h th'H To- IA" rcmrdj ~
'"IlT'. lh" INES over winch the
ii"U'' iH nus r'tuutrd ought iu have
."n'l"hHhl'"n We 'ih -" ihtt ho'h
-u' tlhi' me ana ia" lih" over
""'h IN" ll"ltt " lhns f'r"hi"d
INV ""l''' nut mus thlhs lH ne.
'"''''' an" method ot trsuiaiinS
u mus u' ""Ih"d "t save ih'l
q" p'"'ll a. h!r. minded fh,lr"hd
'"'"' ana We I'Il"Nr u can u" n
'p'''"'' u can u" ""ih'd "u.
"' "' ''S ~ l'EI'h"l N'p"i lH"i" "'
p''' ''"h'p"'lH'l"h. under 10" zen.
''' Hnp'' 'N|"h ~ ia" N'h'''"n
, ',''. ''.'''" '"h. 'nd ~ or" ~
''''' WIN 'h 'hp'iI %" the 'n'''
''".' '''"I'''''" '"'"i'''~i"h
Nh'ui Parallel Lines.
NuNu,ttes Of continued yr..ft.
W'ufHI ,uuIi,I uf ruttu,l. ,,f,r tn
il, f,t inut ptA.,nurt tt,Iu- a.,
ur'u run hrtwrru -, rniut. u,,t
fAu ur three connecting uur. nf.u
~ = 100 when 40 u.T cent Of th.
trains would Il, suftiri.u, and the,
~, the snmr ihluv IA .l.p itu, Ia a
urusuf. ~ freight tt.ff, Th.N
claim that such Ioss has been horne
D., other irafft. Even uncedtnx
lhis to h" true and there la -pme
,",n u, /" we "rP'n'n'H "t gov
a. '',"l "" NV NV N"''"
'''N' "ul "'''h VI
- 'NuT NV "''n '"n
P.''" "'"''n'' a'h
-" VI "H'' ""'''
~ ~" Nv p' wy
''' ~ p''" Nv an
pau "u, ~ l"' nun HP'C'a'
"'',"'' 's'"l '"''' W w
~ l",N NV ~ VT "usn,
Ivy y" '"'"n ana '""' "'t al
''''"
,..,' ,, WI wv ,Inc"''l con
~, '"'' 'n""l w l"'N' 'nlp''-
'" ~ ,"n ~, NV 'e' "'ls
",,n"', "nu ','' " nav u' th"h ""i"
'U'''"''u 'h' '''l"lnn'f COULD ne
"" ~ p'''' W Isn' lrt '"h'
80" ''"N' uh'""'u' ioi "" ''H-
' y" ""''' t'H' ", ''t ne '''n
u'N',"h "' "l'h"llH'd lo Ilnlli inc
uu,,"'I W l'''nN 10 ne run ho'we"h
Nch po'",'' uhst'" mas hrtrio-
W" p"N'"u nv h'huH "r ,rNfl'tlN" /
sH'"'"n "hh ne 'oh'N nave s"l.
wv ""s ''Hl'n'" "nu'f anu
'rS '"n '"hVnu" 'hlH p"h'N w !
~" '"'u'" nu' ~ any t"i' u VIII ne
""'eI th'n k"N"thm"nl"l control
Waste hound to Occur.
Tho truth is ,h.t thar. h,. ,..,
,o,n. .n.,,l,nd a,,ra,,.,, -,
prtvate oontroI th.re ms MA, h.sn
vast. ana r,troynrnnr, urd.r goy'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Would Increase stock

W 7 Nv NHHWFINTTI TFFNf
HERlIN, Thursday. Doc. ,l-rhe
German finance ministry A conrid
"ring proposition 90 compel all
corporations IN German. 10 increase
their capital stock one fourth. which
viii So to the state The plan II an
attempt to compromise on the issue
81 the naturalization Of all indus
tries The opponents OF the plan as
rert that the schemc will result In
the wholesale watering OF stock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
House Slippers

Daniel Green's Comfy felt
Slippers in brown, gray,
green, wine and blue; 81 up.
Leather Slippers in operas,
cavalier and brightons;
$3.50 up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Leather Belts

Initial Belts in gray, tan, black
and white; Sl.50 up. Other
belts 50c up. Khaki Money
Belts 75c up. Leather Bill
Folds and Purses, 81 up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Collar Bags

Silk or leather Collar Bags,
sl.25 up. Collar Boxes $3.50.
Folding Coat Hangers and
Shoe Trees, Toe up. Poker Sets
81 up. Bridge Sets $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
House Goats

Gifts as welcome az they are
useful: House Goats Of fine
worsteds and velvets; all
sizes: rich dark shades;
$3.50 TO $26.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
LOunsins Robes

Beautiful new worsteds and
silks. some silk lined; some
in brocaded silks; very rich
shades; the gift de luxe;
$3.50 to $45. Bath Robes
S. up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Tourist Cases

Tourist Cases with full or part
set of toilet articles; rosewood.
ebony or ivory backs; $3.50 up.
Military Brushes, 81 up. Com
bination Brushes 81 up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
PajanaS

Silk Pajamss in sky, pink,
lavender and other beautiful
shades; plain or figured; So
up. Others Of madras and
outing; $3.50 up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Silk Shirts

Fine crepe, jersey, broadcloth,
taffcta and fiber silks; very
beautiful new shades and pat
terms at $5 up. Other Shirts
81 up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Miss Wilson Ia sing

fARlS, bec q Mi. Margaret
wilson. daughter ~ tNc president.
has eft Ihris tor 4 concert tour ~
30 daNs nmnng IN" American troops
In the vicinity of 'htumont. where
American headquarters Il located
she n plhnnius 10 sing on ChriHtuaa
say At bondr"'ourt, IN the Meuse de-
rhttmcnt iu the same tcgiun vhcr-
rreSidcu, wilson VIII dine with
American "a ldieis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Fancy Vests

For men and young men:
full dress, business and sport
styles; worsteds, silks. vel
vets; regular and stout
sizes; So up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Boys Bath Robes

Bath Robes for boys Of 2 to
l8 years; handsome figured
designs; blue, green, brown,
gray and others, So up. Felt
Slippers 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Underwear

Sterling drop-seat Union
Suits in every winter fabric;
So up. Silk Union Suits.
$3.50 up. Silk Hose, plain
or fancy effects. Toe up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Canes and Umbrellas

Umbrellas with plain or sterl-
ing mounted handles, $l.5O up.
Canes in rare woods, plain.
sterling or gold mounted. 81 to
500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Silk MufflerS

silk and silk knit mufflers in
plain, figured and striped ef-
fects; for business, outing or
full dress wear: 81 and up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Jewelry Sets

Gold Tie Pin. Tie Clasp and
Cuff Link Sets at 81 up.
Cuff Links soc up. Gold
Watch Chains. 81. Tie Pins,
soc up. Cuff links, Soc up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Boys Uniforms

Aviation, Jack Tar and
others in army color and
blue serge; ages 2ls to IL;
$3.50 up. Puttees, Shoes
and all OF her equipment
here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Fur Caps

Fur Caps Of Muskrat, Hud-
son and Alaska Seal; all
shapes; So up. Fur and fur
lined Gloves, $3.50 up. Dress
Gloves $l.25 up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Travelling Goods

Travelling Bags and Suit Cases
of tan and black feathers $3.50
up. Fitted Bags. with toilet
sets, from $50 up. Writing
sets, 81 up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
HandkerChiefS

Linen initial handkerchiefs in
boxes Of three each; many diff
ferent style initials; Toe the
box up. Silks at soc up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Sweaters

Warm, useful, acceptable gifts
for men; coat, jersey and slip
on styles: all colors and com
binations; $3.50 to Sl8.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

store will be open Mon
day and Tuesday even
ings until 10 o'clock for
your convenience. but
shop during the day so
far as possible.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

more in
clients lina
These eteSed dscrpt e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

Five minutes spent in
front of our windows
will give you half a
hundred suggestions of
acceptable gifts for
men and boys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-13
Pioneer Peace Officer, Re
publican Sheriff, to Be
Buried Here.

The death Of Capt r. H. HIiebrand,
pioneer United States marshal. and
county sheriff at Austin, Texas. Fri
day morning. was reported by a sis
ter Of the decedent. Mrs. Green. 10
H a. Borcherding. at the Ramona
hotel. where the pioneer has made his
home recently. The body VIII be sent
TO FL Paso Saturday night and buried
in Concordia cemetery, beside the
body Of decedents wife who died here
last January.
Capt. Hiuebrand was a Republican
sheriff, and a popular one. in this
Democratic county 25 years ago. when
the only man ever hanged by the au-
thorities. a Mexican. was executed.
Capt. Hillebrand was about y years
Of age and had resided here about 20
years The old home Of Capt Hille-
brand and wife was at the corner OF
East Missouri and North stanton
streets. where the Mexican consulate
was located once
Cant. Hiuebrand lost an arm by am
putation four months ago. which he
had injured in a fall The couple had
no children
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-13

4 SEA Of MUD
Local Pathfinder, on North
ern Tour, "Sails" Finally
Into Liberal.

The following communication has
been received by the FL Paso Auto
club from pathfinder C. II. Lester, on
a northern tour:
From Amarillo north to Liberal
we sure had a peach Of a trip. Mrs.
Lester gave up the ghost at Tyrone,
Okla. babe me bye-bye and hoped
the Rock Island She thought we
had seen sorry roads, but the worst
was still TO come In that vicinity
had been the greatest rain Of recent
years, three days time and seven
inches fell. The country (fla) was
simply a sea OF mud and water. Sew
eral times we could not get through
and would run back and try another
road. but finally reached Liberal. az
ter which the roads have been gen
orally gOOd-nearly all dragged. Sep
TENDER 10 we had a bad day getting
into York, because OF a heavy local
rain in a region Of steep clay hills
Slippery Well. I guess. yeSl We
had the universal out and found the
keyway on propeller shaft stripped.
probably viii not get away before
p cents. all along my line Of travel
through that state. % 10 "a cents. US
ually % cents Gas here IS Is cents
An ordinary so cent meal. 50 cents.
open NlEnlS ana sundays.
From FL PasO TO here in all the
towns the garages 90 night work and
everywhere one can buy gas. oil. ac-
cessOries. etc, from a. m. to u
p. m sunday. I passed through
number OF towns and garages. oil
stations. supply houses were all open
from early morning until late at
night.
In Kansas wheat crops are light.
oats almost none. and corn almost to-
tai failure. Thousands and thOus-
ands OF acres six feet high. dead as
it viii ever be and not sign OF an
ear Many farmers have shocked for
rough forage and in many fields the
stock are pasturing- I'd here condi-
tions are better. perhans 20 TO 25
bushels Of poor quality"
Alamo Here In six Hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il ". Broaddus re-
turned from Roswell. y NJ. Tuesday.
making the run from AlamoEordo to
Fl PasO in six hours. including n
stop for lunch Of 90 minutes None
OF the road was impossible. and
great many stretches % and 80 miles
was easily made" said Mr.. Rroaddus-
Reports on BorIerlBnd.
c. p Singletary and family. OF Will
cox. ARK. arrived in Fl Pas0 Friday
morning en- route to oklahoma City
Mr. SinEletary made the following
report on the roads from Wilcox 70
good; Bowie 10 san Simon. seven
miles OF verv bad road. one and one
half miles almost impassab bic. had to
90 in low all the time: san Simon to
Lordsburg. the road was fairly good:
LOrdshurg to FL Paso. the road was
from fair to good all the way." Mr.
Singletary is going via Roswell
Sticks IN Mud.
F. r Miller and family Of san
Antonio. en- route 10 Phoenix. Ariz-.
and the coast. who arrived in Fl Paso
this morning. gave the following re-
port on road conditions TO san An
tonic. san Antonio 70 Del Rio road
was fair and good: Del Rio 10 Ozona.
was very rough and rocky and slow:
Del Rio to Ozoua. the road was fine:
Ozona to Fl. Stockton. road was fair:
TT Stockton to Kent. stuck in the
mud. as the road was bad on account
OF rece8t - rs ShoUld be o. K by
this tine. Fg7t 20 Sierra Blanca and
to Fl paso re ro1>s were not bad"