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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
DAILY RECORD.


summit Place D. Adrience. OF
Galveston. TO Leslie X. Goforth. lots
90 and 30. in block II; June -. 1918
East FL Paso-Frank Earll to Mrs.
Florence Brown. lots II and IS I'm
block Sc on MADEIRA street, @lto''
Nav 20. 1917
Fl Paso county-Andra p De
Guerra and sons, Enrique and Leon
to EuIolfa Guerra, a tract Of land near
San EIizario. SIS, October %. 1911
FL PasO couuty-Jose Madrid ana
Tgnacia ". Madrid. To Adolfo NJ Ped
RECON. a lot in san Elizario, Sl9l; June
Il. 1918.
III Paso county-Francis b Mad
rid. to Jose Madrid. tract Of land IN
San Elizaria. $50. February Q. 1918
Fl paso COUNTY Z. Avina ana
wife. to Florence C.. knolenoerg. two
tracts OF land. one being i'm Collins
worth subdivision. and the other be-
ing one acre, lying 20 the soullW eS-
OF the above tract. $500; July IS,
1918
FL Paso county-Mrs- Ella D Brow p
70 Mrs. George E Webster. . = acres
Of land. $1,000; July y. 1873
Licensed To Marry.
Zenon PatinJ and harma soto
E c. Ewing and Florence
Chambers.
John A. Oser and Estela Wander
chris p. P0x and Gladys z. Lundey-
Fred short and Ozelle 3. Cornwel-
William shelton and Ellen sutton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
COBB INVITES DEBATE FROM MEN
BACKING HUDSPETH FOR OFFICE
Submits Letters Refutng the Scandals and Misstate
ments Circulated Against Him by the Opposition;
Says He VIII Be Magnanimous in Victory;
Is Certain of His Election.

and 10 be applied TOW ard the pay
ment Of his debts This was done
so that all creditors would be
treated alike. and was done more
than a year ago. I have been
selling the property SO that the
proceeds can be applied as far as
they viii go 10 pay the debts
He made the conveyance vOlun-
tarily and without any expense,
and with the express desire that
the property be made to go as FAR
as possible toward paying the
creditors. There never has been
any attempt TO take bankruptcy
or to avoid debt At the time he
so conveyed his property he eN-
pressIy disav0wed any such in
tentiOn and stated his intention
and desire TO pay every dollar
he owed.
This letter is written at the re-
quest of Mr.. Cobb and Is intended
only as statement of facts.
was selected by Mr.. Cobb as trus-
tee because Of the fact that I am
vice president Of the City National
bank. FL Paso. Texas, which in
stitution is one of Mr.. Cobb's
creditors.
Yours very truly.
lSigned-) j. F. WILLIAMS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
EVERY MEAL A
POISONOUS INJECTION

Few folks suffering from kidney and
bladder troubles ever think that the
meals which they are taking are has
teninE their death Every morseI or
-ood taken gives up its quantity Of
uric acid This poison is taken into
rne system through a diseased condf-
zion OF the kidneys and bladder. In
the healthy man nature provides an
outlet for this poison Those in III
health must take a medicinal help 20
drive this death-dealing poison from
the system For over 200 years GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules have
been doing this work They effect
prompt relief en- all diseases arising
from kidney and bladder troubles
Don't put off this vital matter OF at
tending 90 your health until il IS time
to- make your funeral arrangement
Get n box OF GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
oil Capcules today Look for the gem
uine. Your drusgist sells them They
are guaranteed OF money refunded
Insist on GOLD MEDAL Brand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
A TRIAL TREATMENT

There is absolutely no other way
90 overcome Catarrh except by home
self-treatment. You have positively
got TO apply the treatment yourself
With this important fact in mind, C.
=. Gauss. Of Marshall. Mich, has per-
fected the most remarza Die comblna-
ton treatment ever discovered HaV-
ing cured completely hundreds Of his
friends. ueighbOrs and others, he now
offers to send free TO all a trial treat
ment direct TO your home Il is
enough Of a treatment to convince It
gives positive relief. You realize the
relief You are conscious Of IT,. This
is one OF the most important discov-
cries ever made, for it is a fact that
nine peolpe in ten have Catarrh. but
do not realize how badly they have g..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18

A THOUGH c. 3. Hudspeth himself
n refuses to meet z. l. Cobb. his op-
ponent in Joint debate, one Of his sup
porters has consented to meet one Of
the supporters Of Mr.. Cobb, and on
Friday evening in Cleveland square
judge s. J. Isaacks and Judge A. H.
CulwelI viii oratorically go to the
mat" in the interest Of the two can
didates-
Judge CuIweII's Acceptance.
The debate was agreed to by judge
Culweu in a letter to Judge Isaacks on
Wednesday afternoon. replying to a
letter delivered TO judge CulweI from
judge Isaacks earlier in the day and
published in The Herald yesterday.
Judge Culweu's letter to Judge
IsaacAs accepting the challenge for
debate, follows:
FL Paso. Tex, June II. 1918.
Judge s. J. Isaacks, City:
Dear Sir-TOur letter Of even date.
although marked personal. had been
published in The Herald before de-
IVered to me. Ny first impulse was
TO refuse TO engage in a controversy
at the moment when the greatest bat
tie in the history Of the world was
y
are dying for the liberties I hold so
dear, but as you have set the pace
by Indictment which I can not pass. ]
viii defer 10 your wishes and. there
fore. accept the challenge
I am very glad you have made It ap-
pear that unlike your principal AR
Cobb, you have not been guilty Of en-
dorsing Mr. Hudspeth in March and
running against him in April. and
that again differing from Mr. Cobb.
there is no record against you Of hav-
ing repeatedly opposed the nominees
Of Democracy. and that you are again
different from Mr. Cobb in that on
those occasions when YOU have
sought Democratic nominations YOU
have not had your campaign inau-
gurated by a Republican newspaper
which in the face Of the present world
crisis, has opposed the head Of our
party and the chief Of our nation. nor
have I known. Judge. OF your having
adopted a platform Of patriotism at
the same time Withholding from the
government and the Red Cross assist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18

GsT ETTERS from DIT. ". /. Brown.
l. chairman Of the Red Cross COM
mittee. and J. F. Williams. trustee for
my creditors, are being published to-
gether with this interview" said zach
Lamar Cobb. who left EI Paso yester-
day afternoon TO resume his campaign
tour The Red Cross letter exposes
the falsity Of the statement by the
Hudspeth people that had con-
tributed no more to the Red Cross
than the one dollar membership. In
addition TO this formal payment OF
the $50 have. frequently made cash
donations besides having contributed
personal service at every opportunity.
The letter from Mr. Williams
shows the spirit in which I have done
all in my power to pay my debts
There is no way Of anticipating what
new ISLANDERS may be sprung by the
Hudspeth people iu the desperation OF
Isleir defeat Tt is certain, however.
that they viii not be able to prevail
upon their candidate TO either de-
feud his own record or assau mine in
q face 70 face debate. Nor viii they
be able TO get any Of his deputy slam
derers 20 meet Judge Isaacks or Dan
Jackson in debate. I authorize either
OF these men TO accept debate in
my behalf
Invites HudSpeth Debate.
s0u the night before election Dan
Jackson and I will speak at FL Paso-
The supporters Of senator Hudspeth
are invited TO prepare any questions
which they may care TO ask on that
HAPPY IF THEY CAN PREVAIL
Upon SENATOR HUDSPETH TO AP-
PEAR IN PERSON AND ASK THE
QUESTIONS HE WILL BE IN
TOWN THAT NIGHT
ct thank the people Of FL Paso for
their evidences OF support. No false
hoods and ISLANDERS told by senator
HC5s7eth or his supporters can pro-
woke me. Each reacts upon senator
Hudspeth and helns 10 pile up our
outside Of El Paso county Of more
than all the vote in this county. We
VIII increase that by the majority we
get here The Hudspeth machine is
breaking down Their very SANDERS
are the monkey WrenChes they have
been throwing into their own ma
chinery. Let US work and pile our
majority high Then let us be mag 4
unanimous I'm our victory Immediate 4
" after election 7 viii 30 10 Wash +
fnEton TO look after matters Of press f
fne Importance To our people"
Aided the Red Cross.
The letters referred 10 by Mr. Cobb /
follow
EL EaE0a u eA-r aL 4L % lr4es
Mr.. l. T. Cobb. FL Paso, Texas,
Dear sir
Answering yours Of even date,
our Red Cross records show that
YOU subscribed $50 to the first
War Fund. which was paid in
full. the last payment being made
January H. 1918.
Yours very truly
lSigned) w l. BROWN, II D..
Chairman.
Purchase Of Liberty Bonds.
Fl Paso. Texas. July is, 1918
Mr. zach Lamar Cobb,
Il Paso. Texas,
Dear M Cobb
The records Of this office, upon
the Liberty bond subscription OF
various employees Of the customs
service. show that you unde-took
10 purchase 500 worth OF Liberty
bonds: $500 Of the first issue on
June Il. 1917, and $500 Of the
second issue on November g.
1917
fSigned.l ". W. CARPENTER
Acting Collector OF Customs.
Honest With Creditors.
Ell Paso. Texas. July II, 1913
To Whom It May Concern:
This is TO advise that Zach La
mar Cobb conveyed his property I,
10 me as trustee for liquidation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
THOMSON REPORTS HOBBY
WILL GET BIG MAJORITY

r. Ewing Thomson. of FL Paso,
member Of the legislature and candi-
date for reelection who is stumping
west Texas for Gov. ". p. Hobby. told
the Dallas News while in that city
this week that the western portion Of
the state viii give an overwhelming
majority for Gov Hobby at the pr5-
maries on the 27th. He said FL Paso
county viii 80 for Hobby four or five
TO one
Mr.. Thomson said he would be a
candidate for the speakership Of the
next lower house al Austin and that
many Of the members of the last leg
islature viii support him He visited
Gainesville, his former home. on a
business trip
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
BRINGS CROP
OF INQUIRIES ABOUT CITY

As an evidence Of the increased in
terest i'm Ell Paso and the valley, A.
w Reeves. secretary Of the chamber
Of commerce. said Wednesday that
dozens Of letters are being received
daily from all parts Of the United
States from people who are seeking a
place to reside. I'm the mail We1nes-
dav there were letters from Fair
banks. Iowa Asheville. n C.; Hous-
ton. Texas FL Centric and san Ber-
rardino. Cal. fin which inquiry was
made regarding the climate, price Of
irriEated land and business opporru-
mites. The letters are replies IRON
advertising sent out by the chamber
of commerce recently
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
PROF. HUGHEY RELIEVES
SAWYER. SCHOOL AUDITOR

F. Z. Sawyer, who left the auditors
office Of the city schools a few weeks
ago. has been assisting in the sale Of
war savings stamps at headquarters
in the First National bank for several
days The school business office has
been attended TO by professor A. H.
Hughey. with Miss C0rinne Clark as
q gs1sraur
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
WHY GARRETTI5
OUT FOR COBB
San Angelo Lawyer Denies
Some ISLANDERS by Hud-
sDeth Committee.

committee of zach Lamar Cobb in il
/ Paso. Thursday morning. from H. S
Garrett Of san Angelo. one Of The
I leading attorneys Of western Texas
san Angelo, Texas. July J., 1918
Hon. zach Lamar Cobb.
FL Paso, Texas.
I Dear Sir.
To my great surprise I have heard
that the following insiuuations are
being made.
First That the writer is not sup
porting the candidacy Of Claude b
Hudspeth for congress because Hubs
peth opposed what is commonly called
the Charter Extension bill' in the
Texas legislature
Second That the writer induced
you 10 offer as a candidate for con-
gress in opposition 10 senator Huds-
peth.
These claims are so absolutely alb
surd that they probably should not
be diEuified by reply But II any
reply is worth while. may ] say
First. ANY statement, intlmation OF
insinuation that I am not supporting
Hudspeth in his race for congress be-
cause of his attitude with reference
to the Charter Extension bill' is un-
qualifiedly false and without the
slightest foundation.
For several years the Texas legis-a-
ture has passed at its various ses-
sions the bin commonly known as the
Charter Extension BILL This act
was designed TO enable various rail-
roads i'm the state 10 construct addi-
tioual mileage which they had hereto
fore failed TO construct
I never knew that senator Huds-
peth opposed this measure. in fact. I
do not know this now I think the
record will show that he always
voted for 10. I never heard Of any
criticism of him because Of this bill
I never at any time stated or suE-
gested TO any one, either directly or
Indirectly, that Hudspeth would have
opposition in a race for congress or
for anything else
Second. I never met you or spoke
to YOU until May &c, 1913, and this
was long after YOU had entered the
race for congress. I have never had
any commuuicat ton, direct or indirect
from you of any kind have never
given YOU any communication, direct
or indirect. Of any kind / never
knew that you were a candidate for
congress until long after you had en-
tered the race. No one ever suggest ed
OF intimated TO me that you were
contemplating entering the race, nor
did ] ever suggest such a thing to
you or to any one else / knew moth
ing about 10 whatever. The claim that
I had anything whatever to do, either
directly or indirectly, with your Of
fering for congress is a ridiculous
falsehood.
I viii support you for congress
because ] believe that yOu are in
accord with the policies and prin-
cibles announced and favored by
our national administration and by
our great president and can rem
der the district and our country
efficient service at this time.
Yours very truly,
Il. s Garrett
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
VIII Power Is Useless

You know from experience that YOU
cannot cure e. tarrh by forgetting IT,
But you can learn from positive
demonstration how 90 cure catarrh
with this combined treatment
This is AN educational move on NV
part I want everyone t. try my
treatment I ask mo- money. no 0ues-
uons j have but the one .emedy. a
discovery that is worth your while
20 send for, whether YOU are mill
louaire or worker by the day Ca
tarrh is no resDecter of persons. il
undermines the poor and the rich
alike. This free trial treatment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
CABINET OF ARGENTINA
EXPECTED TO RESIGN

Buenos Aires. Argentina Wednes-
day. July lit is expected in wei
informed government circles. that the
RESIGNATION OF Domingo SalaDerrl-
minister Of finance. which was an
nIunced TODAY win be followed pos
sihIv by the resignation Of the en-
tire cabinet The crisis is due solely
10 internal questions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18

make yourself believe that all OF this
corruption is confined entirely TO your
nose and MOUTH
Is il any wonder that sickness is
everywhere Thousands are seeking
bracers. tonic-, strong drugs and
other poisons for relief when their
trouble IS catarrh and nothing else.
And when you realize that the whole
body is vast camping ground for
the myriad Of poison germs Matched
every second i'm the small space back
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
COURTHOUSE CANDIDATES TO
HAVE TWO MEETINGS TONIGHT

Il Highland Park and Alta VISTA
schools tonight candidates for coun-
" and district offices viii be sup
ported by speakers Judge Walter
D. Howe viii preside at Highland
Park, while district attorney Leigh
Clark, county attorney VIII u. Fryer.
assistant district attorney E 3. Elfers
and sheriff Seth b Orndorff speak. At
Alta Vista judge W. p. Brady viii in
troduce judge Dan n Jackson. Tom
Lea, county attorney Fryer and Judge
i. B. McCIntOcE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
VOTERS
0UTF0RC COBB
Judge Isaacks Finds Re
freshments Unnecessary
to Get Their Attention.

The sins Of omission and commits
sion of Hudspeth at the last session
Z of the legislature are enough to DANA
anyone and enough to make the best
man i'm the world withdraw endorse
ment from him." declared judge s. J..
Tsaacks at an enthusiastic Cobb meet
ing Wednesday night at Clint The
speaker was discussing the Hudspeth
fallacious argument that Cobb had en-
dorsed the senator's candidacy before
announcing for congress himself. And
one man did actually endorse him in
the beginning and Withdraw, Rev. Z.
r hnickerbocker, who so notified
Hudspeth."
Didn't Need ..Bait.7
The meeting was a tremendous sue
cess. as compared with a Hudspeth
meeting at the same place about ten
days ago will show. Although Huds-
peth's campaiEners sent down two
large cans Of ice cream for the good
women as he now calls them. there
were i'm all 70 persons at the meeting.
The Herald reporter was informed.
When judge Isaacks arrived Wei
uesday night. it was hot and mosqul-
toes were flying wild in large num-
bers. Yet the largest public gathering
in the history Of Clint for seven
years turned out for the occasion.
There were 81 persons in the little
school room itself and enough looking
i'm the windows to bring the total at
tendance up TO 100. Homer Wells
president Of the Cobb club at Clint
said he had lived at Clint seven years
crowd From Cobb viewpoint, how
ever. this was expected. as Clint is
about seven to one for Cobb.
Cobb Endorsers, Leading People.
After a brief musical program. Judge
Isaacks was presented to the inter
ested audience by Mr.. Wells. He de-
clared he knew Cobb II years and that
the winning candidate for congress
has the endorsement Of all the Protest
ant ministers OF FL Paso, and many Of
the leading professional. business and
laboring men. Besides. when Cobb
resigned the office Of collector of Gus
toms. his chief, secretary McAdoo, ac-
cepted the resignation with regret he
said.
Disposes OF Women Stories.
The infamous Hudspeth argument
that Mr.. Cobb made a speech on a bar
counter. holding negro woman at
the time, was then disposed Of. "Huds-
peth knew there was no prohibition
discussed and no negro woman was
present yet he goes 90 the far end or
this district and makes the charge"
said judge Isaacks. Il mention this
that you might judge the character Of
the man." judge Isaacks said
The equally Infamous statement
that Cobb attempted TO kiss young
woman was also disposed Of, 10 being
judge Isaacks firm opinion that IF a
young woman was so mortified she
wouldn't sell that secret 10 a Huds-
peth campaign committee
Now. Hudspeth says he stands on
his record On the night Of the 9th
he is going 10 fall on that record I
can't believe that one Of you viii hes
itate one moment TO cast your ballot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
Any Voter Has 4 Right To Enter
The Democratic Primary On July 81

II THE FL Paso press Of July II
1 judge ]. r. Harper. chief justice
Of the eighth court Of appeals, is
quoted as follows
Women are honest, and IL it is
brought TO the attention of Repub-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
A Mouth of Corruption

When YOU get up In the morning
with coated tongue, "a breath that
strikes terror 70 those iround you,
when YOU gag and slawk and cough
and spit and choke, do you try GO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
FREE TO SO, 600
CATARRH SUFFERERS
The Most Astonishing the Most Successful Home Treatment Ever
Discovered for Nasal Bronchial Throat Stomach, Bladder
and Other Symptoms Of Systemic Hypersecre-
tons Of the Mucous Membrane
OF THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY FREE TO
ALI, WHO WRITE.

proves that 70 goes to the root OF
stOpped-uD noses. constantly hawk
ing and splitting. nasal discharge.
snoring, bad breath, frequent colds,
difficult breathing. smOtherilg sensa-
tiou iu dreams sudden fits OF sneez-
inE. dry mucus I'm nose, chunks lodg-
ing az soft palate. and ether symp-
toms too numerous to- mention Sim
ply clip. sign and mail coupon 10 &c
now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
The Trouble Begins Here

In the upper nasal cavity the ca
tarrhal mucus collects and either runs
out through the nostrils or droppiuE
down IL hardens and forms In chunks
or long strings just where she soft
palate or urulu Is located.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
Ss5,OO0 LUBBOCK BONDS
ARE APPROVED BY STAT

NE IT no ID - T = = = 7 =
Austin. Texas, July 1S.-The attor-
ney generals department has APP
proved bonds of the city of Lubbock
in the sum Of $4,000. electric light
and power. 4O-15's, at 8 percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18

Candidates on the Sweeney (peO-
plesD ticket held forth at a small
rally at the Ysleta airdOme Mednes-
day night Percy McGhee, sr- for
sheriff. John T. Hill. for district
clerk Seymour ThurmOnd, for judge
34th district court. and William Pei
phrey. for county attorney, were the
speakers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
The Trouble Gets Worse

IL then dro9s down the throat with
food or drink and creates a condition
wrongly diagnosed as indigestion and
stomach trouble
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-18
You Can Never Tell What
Serious Trouble Catarrh
May Develop

Prom the stomach q mixes with all
food and enters the blood TO call upon
the entire system TO get rid Of a.
CAUSES Combined Method acts In all
these stages from the nasal cavities
TO the throat, stomach, intestines. the
blood. liver, breathing apparatus
bowels. kidneys, bladder and skin Il
ever discovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-12
N0N IIP TT UNITED STATES To
FEED THE EUROPEAN NATIONS

and American Eu;"rnr""n;S together
with public charity l.! addition !" ms
some $50. nGo. 600 worth "f nntlH" proH'
uctS have h"rn financed internally III lh"
reli"i organization. , .
That tie mnrnI "nanr" "C ihiS rri'''
ComlmisS!u:. has h."n critically nvcrS-
Sary iS "yid.n.rd by tn" fact l'iat IN
the same tim" and under N" sam" c"hui-
lions the population Of S"rhia - ISL
mated 10 hilv" diminished 80 percent @iiu
that Of Poland ~ percent. whereas the
population If belgium Is 81 intact.
Nh he departments ui the govern
rI-nI ar. cooperating /" support the en-
largcd program. The War Industries"
Board the War Trad" i!"ard. th" IreaS
ury, lhr Shipping Board and Fond 40
administration are all IttIng thelr backs
to The yhulupt advancement OF the nee
":S&arv inca Su"'::s for tn" imlnedlht" care
of HI. population IN every direction.
"rhc second direction Of Mr.. rtnVFer :
miss los g., 10 organize and Determine I'll"
ncn,l OF food &IurlS Of tn" liberated PEG
pies in southern E.urnpc--thc CZccho-
Slnvaks. the lugn-SlavS, the S"rh'anS.
food .unply Will assist thc governments
got up t. maintain order md cohesion
i'll government and IL prevent dGhaGie
SUCH as In; taken place. IN Russia.
arrangements are being made by IN"
Food Administration. tho shipping
Beard and The War department Tor the
earliest IusSihl" dispatch Uf fu"dS;utlS
To th"s" liberated peoples and Mr..
Hoover will max" tn" necessary ar
engagements abroad for distribution.