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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
RISKS life To
SAVE AFRIEND
Graham Brownie Is Saved
From Drowning by
Prof. R. q. France.

MesiIla Park, y n. July H.
Graham Brownie had a narrow es-
cape from drowning while bathing in
the diversion dam He was rescued
by Prof r. H. France. who risSed his
own life to save that Of his COM
panion- The near drowning and spec
tacular rescue were witnessed by the
wives Of the two men.
The quartet went 20 the dam 20
pcinic, which included a swim. I'm
Willingly Mr.. Brownie stepped into a
20 foot hole where the water. rushing
through a partly opened gate. forms
a powerful Whirlpool
When Prof France saw that Mr..
Brownie was in trouble. he unhesi-
tatingly went to his succor. and with
physical effort not only
eXtricated him from the swiftly
water. but assisted him to
the bank.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
you VOTE AND WE WILL
FIGHT" THIS SOLDIER SAYS

Santa Fe. n. VI, July Gov. W.
r Lindsey has received replies from
~ state executives in references 10
special legislation 10 provide machin-
cry for casting and gathering the vote
~ men in the army and navy for the
November election.
A number Of replies point out con-
stitutional difficulties IN their states.
as difficult OF solution as those in
New Mexico. The replies are being
taoulated under various headings. so
as 20 furnish practical suggestions as
10 what course 10 pursue.
Thus far there has been no Insist
ent demand from the men in active
service for participation in the No
Vember election AS one man on fur
Tough put IL TO day
We viii do the fighting and win
ming the war first. and the voting
afterwards While We are gone we
expect those who remain at home TO
assume all the response bilities for
state and local government Neces-
sarlly we can not take in our KNAPP
sacks privileges, responsibilities and
participation In affairs. and don't
want 10.
How can we keep posted on issues
and candidates. We might even cast
our ballot for a candidate who had
been exposed as disloyaI and dishon-
est, and that without knowing IL. /
belong TO church, TO lodges. frater-
mites. and civic organizations. and I
willingly surrender my right to vote
In these while away from home; IN
fact, expect those who remain at
home 10 carry them on just as eff
GENTLY as II I were at home. ] have
that much confidence In my fellow
voters and cOuntrymeu- Willing 10
give my life for them, I certainly an
glad TO surrender for the time being
nay right to participate in civic re-
possibilities into their hands. Yes.
IL there were q deliberate intent 10
rob US Of our franchise. TO put some
thing over on US" while we are gone.
that would be different. but 7 never
heard Of a soldier away from home
feeling himself unjustly treated be-
cause he cannot vote"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
Livestock Market


Chicago, III. July -.-HoEs-Eecelpts
1s. 900. Market mostly 90 cents higher
than yesterdays close Big packers do
Ing ve-y lltries bulk OF sales ST G17.So;
butchers s17- 30 G17.Sc- packing s16.75 Q
17.so; light, s1L50G1--s0. rough, $50
1880; pigs. s16.4cG1s-75.
Cattla-ReceirtH, 1000. Beef steers
strong and active; butchers, slow 20
lower; calves. IS cents lower Beef cat
tie. good. choice and prime, S15.7@ @
1910; common and medium, S1L50 @
1915 butcher stock. cows and heifers,
SS-25 91A75- Gamers and cutters, $T-1i q
SIS; stocksrs and feeders good choice
and fancy, S1o-50115; common ard me
dium. S8-25 G10-50; veal calves, good and
sheep-I eeeipts. 1900. sheep steady.
lambs. slow 20 % cents lower Arrivals
mostly direct 20 packers
Kansas City Livestock Close.
Kansas City. no, July l2-HoEE-he-
ceipts. 1000 Market higher. Bulk, $40
GIL69s heavy $lI-59g ll-Io; light
Prime steers. S1T--6 E1s-55; westerns,
$3.50 G15.50; cows. STG13; heifers. s. q
16; st0ckers, s7-5oT15-51i bulls, Sl-50G
1880; calves. IS G1A25-
sheep-Receipts 1cO0. Market steady.
Lambs. SIG G18-15s yearlinFs, SIG IL
wethers, s1zG14f0s ewes. s8612-5o-
Denver Livestock, Close.
Denver. Cole. July 12.-Hogs-Receipts
200. Market 10415c higher Few sales
Cattle-Feoeipts. 800. Market strong.
Beef steers. $3.50 1885, cows and heif-
ers SST11. stoczers and feeders $3.50
G1L5Os calves. s9-50615-
Sheep P eceiptz. $780, Market lower
Lambs, s1165 G1I-25s ewes, $3.50 Q 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
Pl6E0NS GIVEN
TEST FLIGHTS
Ell Paso Firms Use Vinton
Honey Instead of Sugar
to SWeeten Beverages.

Vinton, Texas. July "A detach-
ment from the signal service corps at
Fort Bliss on Thursday turned loose
50 carrier pigeons for a test flight
The birds took 10 the air quickly. They
lowered around for a few moments.
seemingly TO get their bearing. then
started towards Fort Bliss. soon be-
ing lost TO view People have been
warned not to shoot at pigeons, as
these tests are being made all over the
surrounding country. An offence calls
for $4,000 fine and penitentiary term
Owners and managers Of FL PasO
bottling works have been Up the val
ley buying honey in large quantities
20 use in place Of sugar for making
beverages. Honey is being used ex-
tensively now and the demand is
great Fortunately the valleys out
put is larger than ever before.
Women Registering for Cobb.
Women voters are showing much
interest in the coming election Prac-
tically every one in this end Of the
county has registered. The members
Of the Cobb club are largely response
bic for arousing this interest in the
coming election
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
Ell TIGRE NINE OPERATOR
SLAIN By DRAFT nor

Douglas. ARK, July 12-Byron +.
James, mine superintendent OF the FL
Ilgre Mining Co, with properties sit
uated about 40 miles south OF this
city. in sonora was killed Wednesday
night by an alleged American draft
evader- James is said 20 have re-
fused to employ the man because he
had evaded service I'm New Mexico.
where IL is believed he was regis
tered under the provisions Of the Sc
lective draft James went to FL Tigre
from Nevada City. Calf. and the body
viii be sent there for burial
The slayer. whose name is said to
be Carbajal and whose home is
thought to be at San Vicente. n NJ,
has not been apprehended.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12


Mcdonald. king. Scott and Tatum. Fare
ne way Tatum. 20 LovinEton- %: round
TIP. $3.50. Duke e son Tatum, n n
silver CITY TYRONE . LORDSBURG
sIAGE-Leave Silver City, 500 a. m-s
arrive Tyrone. $40 O. M: arrive Lords
burg. 1870 a. m Leave LlrdsburE. $50
p m; arrive Tyrone. 400 p r.; arrive
Silver City $3.50 p m Bennett Motor
Lranslt 60. sllver city. y. 80 Phone zle
CARLSBAD q LOFINGTON, n. M.-Autc,
lesves Carlsbad daily. except Sundays. at
a. m Arrives L0viugtou az 2. m
Cars leave LoviuEton daily except Sunday
a. a. n. for Carlsbad and AL lnterme-
dlate points Fare TO LovinEton. $3.50; 81
of Oh all round trips. Telephone IS
Carisbad Auto Co
OsWELL-CARRIZOZO STAGE CO.-The
white line We run each way every day.
Leaves Roswell 1880 arrive Carrizozo $50
D H. Leaves CarrlzoZ0 $500 a. m. ar
rlves Roswell 300 n IN We pass through
NoEal- Captain. Ft. Stockton. Lincoln.
Hondos Tinuie. Picacho. Leave FL Paso
On z p q s. W az $500 p m, arrive
at Carrlzozo at midnight Get a good
nights rest Leave for Roswell at $500
a. IN. This is the only stage running
through the mountains in daylight Ros-
well office. 106 s. Main street, phone
81. CarrizozO office. Western garage,
phone so.
LAKE, VALLEY. Hulsboro and Kingston
auto meets all trains al Lake VALLEY.
Wm- d Slease. Hillsboro New Mexico
HOT SPRINGS MOTOR CO.-Auto livery
from Engle 20 Elephant Butte Dam Hot
Springs and Black Range Harold Scott.
NIT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
VALUE Of CORN
RISES SHARPLY.
Oats Bulge With Corn;
Higher Hog Quotations
Send Provisions Up.

Chicago. H.. July I2.-SharD advances
In the value % corn took place today,
owing more or less 90 active demand
from uillers- Most or the purchasing was
ascrited 20 shorts. Opening prices. which
ranged from fzc0 tss higher with Aug
ust at $500 leU5z ard September az
sl-6e LfeA were followed by decided
further gains
Subsequently material reaction was
caused by ann0uncemel that president
vs. llson had began drafting Of the veto
OF the bill guaranteeing the Increased
wheat price The close was nervous. . q
"a e net higher. with August at SI.fl =
G. ISIS and September at fl-61 T1.611-
Oats buiEed with corn. ON the adj
vance, However. hedging sales became
noticeable and acted as a check on che
bulls. After opening unchanged TO three
cents higher with august 1lcG12Ac the
market steacled at slight further gain.
Higher quotations on hogs and grain
lifted provisions. offerings were light on
the way up
Something OF a setback eusued ia The
last half Of the day when grain prices
weakened.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
NY. LISTED STOCKS
WONEY an METAIS

fHw Associated EreEUI-
New YORK July 12--Mercautlia paper,
4 months s percent: six months percent
sterling 60 day bIls SAM commercial
90 day bills On banks. 94-7zs commercial
10 uav bills. 2A71Es demand a4.I5f
cables, SAYS 7-1s-
Bar silver. ss&c-
lrezlcau dollars. re
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds. steady
Tine Jeans, Errr7 go days 81 g s.
nominal: SO days, "a Gsi six months, 6
car money. firm= high, s: low. G.
ruling rate. 6; closEE bid, bizi otfcred
at 6; last loan. percent
Lead. quiet. Spot, &8.o5-
Spelter, quiet Easc ST. Louis delivery
TONDoN METALS MARKET.
London. Eng. July 1.-THE following
we're me quotations il the London met
ais market today
Tla-snot. E15os futures, 1850
spor coppers and futuresr tlzzi electro
Lead-spot. fz1 los; futures. RS loH
Snelrer- Spu-s zbAs future +o5.
THE LOCAL HAHkEL-
Mexican bank notes. state bills, JIG
Mexican pesos &c
Mexican gold 3G58iA-
n Paro Smelling Quotations
Bar silver CHa1dy & Harmon quota
london lead. rs. 1oE
CoPper-Wirs bars. 32G
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
NAVY GETS EIGHT MEN FOR
RESERVE. ONE. REGULAR

Eight men were enlisted for the re-
serve forces OF the navy Friday. at
the Fl PasO station, and one for the
regular service. The reservists en-
listed were william 3. Hollis, 230y
East Boulevard: Walter G.. Clayton,
11O3 san Antonio street; Frank F.
Gowen, 4019 Cumberland street and
Walter T. Haymore, Douglas, Ariz-,
as seameu second class James NJ.
Jackson and william G. Shakespeare,
Albuquerque. n. ". as enginemen,
second class: Travis C. Cline. Maria,
Texas, laudsman electrician radio;
Ernest vs.. Bueuter. Shafer, Texas,
laudsman uuartermaster aviation.
For the regular service Jack z. Far
mum. 719 Texas street, as hospital ap-
prentice, enlisted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
Lost and Found

KILN ESTONE hrooca between MAYHEM
and white Houss- Ph- 5IilJ. EeH1Ie-
LOST-0n Fora Bliss car. silver handle
parasoL engraved Clara Ch1ppell Burn
side Return 90 Bryan Bros and receive
reward
TIE DOG was found because be wore
collar bought at sheers-Lazeuby Co. SO
TeEas-
LOsT-Airedals dog. TAN ard Erizzle. 5
years old Answcrs 90 2 are % CAP. Ci-g
dog license No Z1fs- Reward j. N.
Pe-tus- Phi 1fff
IOST-SmaU satchel containing clothes
and valuable papers and keys. between
sierra Blanca and Fi1lay. Saturday nom
-. Zone s-a- -fotor Co. or 615 81n-
fana ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
May Build
Reservoirs OUer Ranges
To Irrigate For Feed

tucson, ArlZ-. July III the
convention OF the Panhandle g. South
western StOckmen's association. 10 be
held here the latter part Of this
month. there IS to be especial con-
sideration Of means for combating
the drouthy conditions that have
been known I'm much OF the south
west for the past three years
Local catLemen viii favor the
construction OF reservoirs. that the
grazing area may be extended, and
the feeding OF cattle from the siIos
during the dry periods, leaving less
TO chance than has been done hereto
Iore- The Arizona range conditions
have been spotted many sections.
particularly the Sulphur Springs val
ley. coming through very well The
summer rains have permitted much
broader grazing and have saved many
cattle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
TREASURY DEPARTMENT SAYS
MUST INSPECT MEX. HIDES

According TO message received BY
". l. Amonett, secretary OF the Pan
handle and Southwestern StOckmeu' s
association. from the treasury de-
partment at Washington. all hides
imported from Mexico through Ell
Paso must be inspected al this point
The six carloads u hides shipped
here a few days ago from Mexico by
the FiuneEan Brown company that
contained 721 hides alleged 20 be the
property Of ranchmen on the Ameri-
can side Of the river are still held
here. Sixty OF the hides have been
discovered to belong to Americans.
Ia was said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
POSTAL EMPLOYEES UNION
CHOOSES OFFICERS FOR YEAR

President r 4 Ritter, OF local $50,
national federation Of postal employees
was reelected at the annual election
OF officers OF that body Thursday
night in the federal building and
Gertrude X Cooke was again chosen
as treasurer. Other officers elected
dent EsteIIe Levy, second vice presi-
dent Hugh Royal corresponding sec
rerary- r. A Marshall recording sec
Rotary: p r Fryer, collector W. 2.
Belt. sergeant at arms
Thfs union is one of the strongest
fu the CITY, its membership being
composed OF So percent Of all possible
eligfbIes. OF which one fifth are in
the army and navy. 1t is affiliated
with the american Federation Of La
boz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
STOCK MARKET
IS VERY Dull
Nominal Gains Are Net Re.
suit Of Days Dealings;
Sales, 100000.

cyOTE-Quota=ors reflect closing prices
July T.
New YORK. July 12-Trade iu stocks
today was The dules- in many weeks the
rer result leaving a majority ~ nominal
gains. sales app-rzlratcd .50.s00 shares.
ShlppiuEs and snccialties impaired some
degree Of str tnEth TO the general list in
the early dealing Marine preferred
gained almost a point while Atlantic
Gulf and SlIuzltra tobacco rose two
points Industrials showed percep tible
Improvement Most Of these gains were
materially eLtended during the first half
hour. Liberty bands were steady.
TradirE lecame Sluggish after the early
demand had been satisfied. Suua ira
Tobacco's three point gain was followed
BY a reaction OF that much United
States steel fazrUred another moderate
advance in the second hour with ship
pings. American VFCclCn, American can
ard United states Rubber, but another
setback ensued az noon on the heavincss
OF ReadlrE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
PRESIDENT DRAFTS VETO
OF AGRICULTURAL BILL

Washington. D. c.. July 12.-Mem-
bers OF congress were informed today
that president Wilson has began
drafting a measure 10 congress We
tong the $4,000. 900 agricultural ap-
preparation bill because OF the amend
ment providing for increasing 10 $40
per bushel the government minimum
guarantee for wheat
II Is generally believed the bill viii
be reanacted with the wheat elimi-
mated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
Ell Pasoans InUited
To Hear Henderson,
OF the Dixie Highway

The e. Paso Automobile club and
the chamber OF commerce have re-
ceived an invitation from the cham
Der Of commerce Of Shreveport. L..
10 attend the annual convention OF
the Dixie Overland highway, 20 be
held in Shreveport August Il. a
mass meeting viii be held at the To-
cal chamber Of commerce Monday ev-
euinE at s o'clock. to meet Leland G.
Henderson. secretary Of the Dixie OV-
erlaud highway. who has PROPOSE
tion 10 offer TO Fl Paso relative 10
the routing Of the highway through
this city. 10 was reported Friday
The highway starts at Savannah.
Ga and terminates at Los Angeles.
Cal. via san Diego with proper
energy put behind this proposition
said ~ g. hoe- president e stand
q good chance OF getting the Dixie
Overland headquarters located here.
FL Paso being the center OF activities
in this section OF the southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
37O,O ACRES IN NEW
MEXICO SUBJECT 10 Entry

Santa Fe. y NJ. July Ian addi-
ton 20 designating 1000. 900 acres Of
land, much Of it in New Mexico. for
entry under the enlarged homestead
act, under which entrymen may take
up go acre tracts. the secretary Of
May ne designated 10000 acres In
New Mexico. and 100000 acres IN
other states for entry under the act
which provides for acquiring stock
raising homestead, embracing $40
acres each.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
REGISTRATION OF
WOMEN WILL EXCEED 5000

registered for the suffrage and the
prediction then was that before the
closing Of the registration period.
p. m, the total would exceed 5000
The registrations by precincts were
One. IS; two. IS; three, 81; four IS;
five. go: six. 129- seven, 49, eight,
90: nine. $50: ten. 11g. II. 68. -. 259.
10. 218- "a. 1875. Is. rs. 16. 1872: II.
I55. IS. "a: 70. 253; 20. 199; q. 219s
p. III: %. ~, a. 10, -. rs.
%. 166. q. PSI; IS. q; 90 and
county. 5S7. total less all Cancelled
blanks. 1926
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
COPPER STOCKS
Up AND DOWN
Market Absorbs Many Sc
curities to Stem
Liquidation.

The market today had 20 absorb an
other considerable quantity OF stocks 20
stem the liquidation. according 10 j. S.
gurtlss DE- Co., sheldon hotel. After the
Ilrst hour prices hardened and there was
stronger tendency.
Inspiration sold today. ex-5ividend 50
per share, az So, of onc-quarter- Ana
condo 81 down g. American smel-er
a. Refining was UP a half Chino was
or Nevada sold undeT &C. &c 70
de Pasco was strong.
Reading Breaks Badly.
In th- rail department. Reading broke
rom 80 20 $50 recovering 10 Sg1z. Union
Pacific held steady at T. Southern Pa
ci-le moved Up che point. and C. & o.
was much stronger.
steel oDered at 1o5E. Off oue-qu1rter
from yesterdays closing. which was The
low FOR today. IL sold up 10 1914. and
then back 60 Jos. 1rexi>an Petroleum
GAINED one and oae-half points Rubber
touched ST. new high record for the
Verde Extension was higher on the
The following quotations furnished by
J. S. Curtis * Co. Sheldon hotel. stocks
and bonds. give the closing prices.
Curb Copper Stocks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12

PoIiieal Announeemenil

TIE DEMUCRATlC TICkET
We. the Endersi Ened- announce our
selves as candidates Tor the places iudi-
Gated after our Lames. subject 90 the
action Of the Democratic primaries
Seymour Thurmond. judge SSH judicial
district
join q. Hnl. district attorney
w a Pelphrey. county attorney.
Percy McGhee. ST.. sheriff
Nay Hadlock Carlisle. district clerk.
W. r. SANDY Anderson. hide and
animal 81 spector-
D. ]. NeSWeeuey. justice OF the peace
precinct No. ]. place @
J. %. CroWsou. constable. precinct No. ].
sam Blum enthal. county comnissio uer.
precinct No T.
Dr. white. county conEisaiouer pra-
cinct No. g
H. y. Euis. chairman county executive
rn--rrrfHraa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
JOHN DREW UNDERGOEs
nmr.u- ! liz IL. = :. u

New York, July 12.-John Drew un-
derwent an operation for the removal
OF cataracts from his eyes at a hos
pital here yesterday. The surgeons an
nounced that the actors sight which
rad been affected for several years.
Will be restored.
IL has been necessary Of late for
Mr.. Drew's wife and dauEhter 20 read
his lines 10 him when he has been
studying new partz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12

NEW NUMBERS OF PHONES
AT POLICE STATION GIVEN

Chief Of police number 3O05. 55. 81;
inspector Of police 3O40. "a. 55; secre-
tary Of police "a; detectives office.
545; jailor's office, 81. IS; captains Of
flee 81, So These are the mum hers
that persons calling the police station
VIII use In future, since the removal
of the police private exchange, which
was completed Friday morning All
lines are in direct connection with the
city exchange, and buzzer system
VIII connect the different phones in
the station.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
RAILROAD AND AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLES

All trains arrive and depart from Union
station. foot q san Francisco street. All
arrivals and departures given IN Fl Pas0
OF mountain standard tine
SANTA FE
Fer Albuquergue, Denver, ChicaEo, Los
Ange-eH-No- sos Tvs $500 a. m.s no. SO
Fro-a Albuquerqus. Denver. Los Angeles.
ChicaEo-No- Sol arvH- 20 g. ms no. 807
Ell PAsO 3 SOUTHWESTERN
CFesfern DiFisiou)
For Arizona and Cslidornia-1So. 3 Tvs
4;oo p M 10. Tvs. at T:45 p. N
Prom Arizona and California - no. 2
CEastsEn Divizionl
For Kansas City. St Louis and Chicago
NO. g lrs. l4;o1 p. e. 10. at S;55 p m.
From Chicago. ST. Louis and Kansas
Clty-2So- arFz 200 a. M; no. at $50
2 n
CLOUDCROFT SCHEDULE
Leave Il Peso Train No. 4.....-12=o1 pm.
Arrive Alamogordo Train No. - 2-ET pm.
Leave AlamoEurdo Train No. p. $500 pm.
arrive Clcudcroft Train No. 22.. $50 pm
Leave Clouccroft Train no. ..10.10 an
Leave AamoEordo Train no. g.. 1900 pm.
Arrive e Paso Train no. 8.....- $40 pm.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
Tor San Antonio. New Orleans and
" aEhi1Etor-No. 10z Tvs. $500 .. m; No.
FROM TasHington. New orleaus and San
Antonio-arrivea at E-55 a. m; 40. at
$50 p m
For Arizona and Cauforuia-No. Tvs.
I.15 g. ms no 111 AZ T;Io a m: no.
los AZ $500 p. III
From Arizona and Callfornia-e1o. avs.
~ HAS a. m-s no. 1o1 arvH Gas ?. m;
30. 10 At 1000 2. n
TEXAS & PACIFIC
Tor Dallas and 81. Louis-No. lvn. $3.50
g. ms no 3 at Sis ?. m
From S. Louis and Dallag-No- 4 lrVu.
1E.l5 .. III. No. g arFs. at 9.15 p. n.
MEXICAN CENTRAL
no regular schedule
MEXICO q EORTHWEsTERE
80 REGULAR schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
Situationl Wanied-mals

CARFENTEE WI Tsased. p 75IsW.
COMPETENT bo1Ekes1er wants employ
u-eut Exempt Address P o. box ass
WANTS position as porter o. 5anitor.
"a 5-ssM-
MARRIED Man. over drafr age; E1cd
references. wide cZnerience- desires re-
sponsible position WIKI reliable firm Adj
dress f-22. care Herald
YOUNG EAHhIED NAN. 81 years. vIshss
position as cashier or bookheeper VITA
good ccmrauv- WIN not consider any
thing lees than S125 10 start and future
muse be promising References the best
Address A257. care Herald
MAN with 20 years eIperience as as
trlcr and state agent for large factory
which IS now ont o. business on account
rt the war wants situation -1ust be Tor
object q merit Best Of references. Box
115. Carbon. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12
HETTY GREEN'S ESTATE
AppW ATgFn ron n

New York, July 12-Appraisers'
hearings Of the taxability Of that por-
uon Of the estate OF the late Hettv
Green, the richest woman I'm the world.
which is in New York state. were or
dered yesterday by the appellate d.
vision Of the state supreme court
The surrogate here had held that Mrs.
Green's New York property was tax
able for only SS1.5O0 on the ground
that she was a resident Of Vermont
IT Is estimated that millions instead
OF thousands Of dollars would accrue
to New York state from the estate by
taxation Of capital the estate is un-
dersLool % have invested here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-12

HOT SPRINGS MOTOR CO.-Auto livery
from Engle 90 Elephant Butte Dam. Hot
Springs and Black Range. Harold Scott
NEr