davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-15

can let you have. mighty fine old time na- ture-flavored Green River, if you will let me know right away just how much you want. I have pretty good stock of 1915 and 1916 crops of this fine old Green River Long Green on hand. And it is real to- Dacco believe me-the Simon Pure rich ripe old Green River article just nature made and favored it and age mellowed it. It is my pride product, the kind that built my reputation on
 Tobacco is my fe's business. It is my speciality and the only business 1 expect to be in I know tobacco l pick it out personally for my customers And picked out this stock have, right here in the heart of this world-famous old Green River To- bacco Belt where it grew and ripened in the natural honey-dew on old Green Rivers sun-kissed hills and fertile bottoms.
 You never smoked chewed better article in all your life. This old Green River Long Green has thicker body richer flavor and waxness than any other tobacco in all the world
 You get this old Green River from me direct by mail without any mddemans profits, just as nature favored it and with all the rich mellowness and bacco goodness that honest odfashoned Kentucky curing and aging has given it in the years that I have had it meowing in the hogsheads in the storage warehouse
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-15
NONE SEEKING
 NOMINATIONS ON
 W|CKITE TICKET
Republicans Having Diffl' culty to Get Candidates for Legislative
 Nominations.

The Republican delegates on the Channel met in recessed meeting in
 A. B. Hall yesterday afternoon and several names were suggested for indorsement for nominations. Moth ing of a definite nature was done with the exception of endorsing J. H. Davies, of Ketchikan and Peter G. Mccormack of Wrangell for nom ination for Representative in the Legislature This afternoon at four
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-15
ARE. INVESTIGATING SPACHNUM MOSS FOR
 SURGICAL PURPOSES

In order to verify the reports that sphagnum moss grows in quantities at Grindstone, Red Cross party including Dr. and Mrs. P. J. Ma
 hone and J. P Anderson, the botan- ist, made the trip there yesterday. They said that none of the moss could be used for surgical dressings. The same party will investigate the reports that the moss grows in the
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-15

bogs on Douglas Island and at Young's Bay.
 Of the 30 varieties of spagnum moss only four can be used for surgical dressings. Hence much Of the moss reported to be growing about Juneau has been found to be of no use for the Red Cross work.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-15

For a little chat anc bite to eat there's no place like THE GASTI- NEAU - ANY TIME, ALL THE TIME. ANY TIME. sss
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-15
LEAVES FOR THE POST

Linus Carlson, who is leaving for Fort Seward on the Seattle today, will fill Junelu'a draft quota.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-15
Warning To 4AL Tobacco Users

Alaska friends ywanmg
  The fact s not be gA fiat d O for in tn d eveys odnr of
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-06-15
This Big Drum

S'e! Ss 9 is: s This Big Drum dollar bll parcel post pre- VI Fine Od Green River paid. Parcel Post Prepaid, Sl.OO
 We call this old Green River the Universal Smoke because make up in blend to suit taste matter what be- from the mild cigarette smoker to the fellow who wants tobacco strong enough to knock "nigger" down.
 While natural leaf Green River Twist and Honeysule Twist just simply the rich ripe, old Long Green itself blend this granulated old Green River smoke with it just enough of fine old Kentucky Buey and Virginia Tobacco suit various tastes.
 It is marked Heavy, Medium and Mid-HEAVY, for the man who wants strong heavy smoke; MEDIUM for the who prefers mlder smoke; MILD for the mild pipe smoker the who trolls his own"-the fellow who rolls his cigarettes.
 put this up bags also, $1OO, prepaid. But, stated above strongly advise getting it in this big drum it doesn't dry out so fast.
 In conclusion, 1 warn you against delay Make your order right Pin your money money order to this coupon letter. send to at and make your self of the best tobacco had in life at months come mark my word And you get it with my pos itive guarantee of satisfaction your money back
 PETE MOBERLY, Sole Owner, Green River Tobacco Co,
 OIropc choro Xx
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
THE DAILY RECORD.

Alexander sddItion-Fred G. sch-enker
20 Anna E. Schwenker, lots Il, u, in
block 50. on North Kansas street, 81; No
vember IS. 1917.
Alexander additIon-E- C. and Annie Z.
Stewart 10 J. II. Armiio. Fr. lot IS and
the north : feet q lot ~ IN block 81
On North e Paso street, $1,000; April Il.
Sunset HeIghts-walter z. stackwel TO
John C. RuEenborough. r., the westerly 20
feet OF lots 4. .. 2, z. 3, IN block e, near
Iiramun street $500; June 40. 1917.
Campbell additlou-Eustasia Oreja de
Lecumberrl 20 Pedro Echanis. lots L. 1S
IN block IS on Stanton street, SO; April
Is. ISIS
East e Paso-Frank and Emma Gutsch
TO Della Miller. south half lots 80. 81, g.
in block IS on Rosa street $500; April
Il, 1918.
Bassett addition-Rio Grande Valley
Bank and Trust company TO Mrs. &. Dre-
ben, east 81 feet OF lot 20. and west q
feet lot q IN block g. on Montana street
-255oos Eprf1 & ITS.
Alexander addltion-Franir J. Williams
% Alice Z Dsris. lot Is. 1s.-in block Is.
on North e Pas0 street SO. April 2. 1918.
Logau Hejghts additiOn-Lpgan Heights
Investment company TO Del Rio Produce
company, lots 1, 2 ., 4, IN block IS d,
Logan Heights-LoEan Heights Invest-
uent company 70 C. A. LzufenburE. lots
II. L, In block a A, $3.50; December T.
East Fl Paso additian-Pedro Eehanis
20 Eustasia Oreio de Lecumberri. lets g,
"a, IN block SIS on TuiaFosa street, SO;
April -. 1913.
Licensed - Marry.
Miguel Apodaca and Petr TelleE
Remick z. Knowles ard Catherine
johnson
z. Aivarado and Antonia Castillo.
Jesus Nara and Rafella DiaZ
Schadweu Z Buyer and Nora 9. Hum
berd4
vernon johnson and Anna Davenport.
Ramon AEuilar and AlaEauda- Cruz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
HOROSCOPE
-. - u. Do

A cCCRDEcG 10 zsu0logy. mis- n q
"A fadunats day. for Vienna Iupits-
and Mercury r1le strongly Ter goo 80
humanity.
Women should benefit most during
this conflasTaffon, which gives them
success in an Important Efforts egpe-
ciaIy where legislation Ray he con
oerned Equal Suffrage shoald &e sae-
ceszfui
L is a favorable day for AL love
affairs and LUCKY for WeddiaFH, which
Hll continue 20 Increase ip punl ser
While romance all be prevalent, an
Who marry may not be 50 PROSPEROUS
bles are foreshadoWed for an classes
In the United states
warning Is given e. sudden contrac-
Ton OF creQlt and conotIo1S reSem-
pIIns panic among bankers and busf-
ness men- The seeEs Impress on al
ne importance OF economy.
I5fay IS an arspicIous one Ebr al
commercial ventures. II r. not good.
poWUref. Tor rhs sale OF real estate.
Writers, advertising uen and pub
8EhEE L1Ea ma hast nnSsInla- dl-z.=
ton
Political affairs viii increase IN n
terest this month and party antago-
nisms wiz be stfeng rn6hed
MurmuriRgs among the people wiz
be heard as the spring advances to-
Wsfr suuslrer.
The stars seem 10 indicate. misun-
derstandings, tFeachery. injustice and
elscontent that MiH disturb the public
curing the sumner months.
The rUng ur60uihg clouds that have
threatened the American people viii
break soon. astroiogers announce. and
a great crisis VIII be net In the
United States.
Persons whose birthdate 81 Is VIII
nave an active and successful year. II
they do not lend or risk money.
Children born on this DAY are likely
e BE gifted and attractive. hut too
lonQ ~ socletT and -diSalaE-Caa=-
right ISIS, By the Mcclure NsWsnaner
syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
Approximately 100000
u. S. Steel Employees
Gel Wee Fncreese

New York. april 15.-EffsctlEe to-
day 4 10 80 cent 4aersass n wages
WI 1Je given Ehout z0o, 0G1 employees
Of the United states Stee1 corporation.
-t-iherr X cary estimates that he
increase would cost tlB company
about SIS 100000. N 1915 and 1917
wages were Increased at various
tf1nss % - per cenr more man was
paid in 1915. The. increass today
1Isriees 2 totri increase Of EbUur so
per cent eosVs the va ges o. t315.
TIE iHeFease Affects AA6ay fE5or3
The Patss % sther employees. except
- Gases zEhers sdHaRaeHssuts }faFe
hasn ulade Esee NAY, VII b 81 li4tabl "
adjusted. Railroad companies and
Eaipnutlding coupaEies are net IN
cluded-
The Steel Cooperation - Is annual
report for 14I5 issued recantfT showed
2 surDlus for the year OF more than
S52.seQ ,lh9 ard a total undlV5dsd sur
plus Of &411.660. sos
Pittsburg. Pa. Aprl IA IS par
cert Increase - WAGES vent into e.
fecl teddy ct the Zones s. LlauEnlfn
steel company nlants. This Is the
first increase 20 be made By any Of
the Independent steel companies Of
the PittsburE district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
PINPLY?WELL,D ON'TBE
People Notice It Drive Them
OF with Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pimpiy face VIII not embsrTass YOU
much longer If you get a package Of
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin TO clear after you have
taken the tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver
with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets the
successful substitute for calomel; there's
no sickness or pain after taking them.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does and just as effec-
lively, but their action IS gentle and
safe instead Of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets IS
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste, y
a bad breath, a dull, hstless no good
feeling, constipation, torpid LIVER bad
disposition or pimply face.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are g
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil; you VIII know them BY their
olive color.
d.. Edwards spent years among pa.
tents afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints and OiiFe Tablets are the
immensely effective result.
Take ons e two nightly for q week
See how much better you feel and look.
10c and sc per bez. All druggists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
ANOTHER RED CReSS DRIVE
IS COMING VERY SHORTLY

81 Louis, 40. Aprfl I5.-WIth he
active enuT % the American trops
into. the fighting line In France he
work Of the American Red Cross is
doubled. duddrubIed
HeW VIII the American Rad Cross.
The nautical .QrEanizatinn that aids
Uncle sam IN caring Tor hundreds e
tllo1zsa ads Of fighters, do SIS Bart in
tRe great draHas sast being staged g
is asked.
"A Httls iess thsn a ysar 40 tn
american Res GrosE asfTed for = Ilrr- z
or sl0Q00O,000 TO be raised v-frnrn A
week Ihe generous American pubic
raised S10S,ou0.0g1. Not a penny 81
the fund vas wasted. II deed II was
SO wisely Administered that The Rad
Gross has been able 20 expend 2li2
LQr every 81 received IN dulations
This was made possible BY the. facts
ehat banks paid interest en- the fund
o. such portion % Il rs vac noa i'm
H7ediatelg needed aHd - the faee flrst
ieot one cent ives used in adrninfstrz-
ton expenses
TIE fuud o. Z hundred million d.
lars has melted HWdv=brrgrV q EsTrT
q u remains. But the American peo-
pie have other hundreds OF millions
a campaign to raise another 500. =
100000 for the purpose OF helping
America and her allies 70 win me
war, VIII start soon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
TIRED, BRAGGY
WORKOUT
fsxas Lady Thus Describes Condition
She Was II. Then Tells How
CaTdui Relieved Her.


West Texas-9irs. J. 4. Hunter. OF
this place. recently made the follow
ing statement: - have known OF
Cardui FOR years-when a girl my
mother gave it to ne to stop pains
and II certainty did ne a great
deal OF good.
After marriage I was IN rundown
state Of health and nervous. not at all
like my usual self so much so
that I had TO go TO bed. I began
taking Cardui .. soon was strong.
able 10 do my work. even my wash
ing.
have been well since I can
.rscOmmsnd crdui and gladly do so.
., Whenever / ever-work and feel
tired. draggy. WORKOUT. take a few
doses OF CarduL Il strengthens ne.
gives me an appetite. seems 70
strengthen my back. and 7 soon feel
ike going to work again.
think all women should keep and
use Cardut II is splendid"
Il you are suffering from any OF
the symptoms Mrs. Hunter mentions.
try Cardui. the woman's tonic.
In use for over 30 years. Cardui has
helped thousands OF women.
Cardui IS composed OF mild. mediei-
nal vegetable ingredients. acknowl-
edged BY standard medical writer's 70
be o. benefit in many female disor-
ders.
Get a bottle. today. al your drug
sists.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Don't Be 4 Drudge.

MO WOMAN IS ola until she admits
IN It. She nay not admit it in so
many outspolren words; her actions
car speak more plainly than her con
versation, that way. But as soon as
she starts going about with shoes
half laced. hair slicksd into an untidy
knot and a misfit wrapper-then she
admits she's old.
The same way, no woman IS homeIy
-VBtil she admits it-by word or by
deed One reason Ehy business
women stay young looking longer
than housewives is because they have
70 Their interests are broader. OF
course. and that helps: but their work
is usually more routine and monoro-
nous and that does not hep.
The housewife has such a fine
chance TO let herself slide into care
lessness and middle agei There the
old year before last dress, Just the
clean IN n1rnfnE could make Il look
worse than &c isl" So she chooses the
worn out homely rag to spend hours
q her days in. while her self respect
must just OOZe out Of her. For. why
do the hair neatly. when the dress is
DID, and why wear wen TftLinE SHOES
Such is the frame of mind that makes
a pretty woman into trump, in a year
or two.
Take pains to be neat at your work
and make your work into q beauty
exercise-because II can be done. Have
your house dress just as fresh and be-
comm 3 - ire-t - expensive, as your
street frOcks. Wear low heeled.
broad toed slippers. and q light cap
to protect the hair. Study your
kitchen; see whether a rearrangement
Of the table. sink, cupboard, etc,
wouldn't save time, steps and energy.
See whether a tail stool wouldn't per
nit many a rest while you prepared
fruit and vegetables.
Replan your hOuseWork. 10 make II
an exercise. Bedmaking is good FOR
the waist muscles and the arms Il Z
makes you bend backward and for
ward Sweeping IS arm exercise (yOu i
should stand erect while working !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
Hold P. {. CARTER FOR
OFFICERS IDENTIFICATION

. p. =. Carter Eaid to be also llno=a
ss Fraulc o. Sicklfooze- who uzas ar
rested bz city detectives FRIDAY At 2
hotel on san -Francisco street. g he
Ing held pending the arrival ~ Off
GERS FROM FoEt AesvenWorth kansas.
according to detective captain Is, A.
Simpson Carter, or Sickafoose, vas
arrested IN connection with the In
vestf cation OF Harry Loranc6. also
said 10 De harry Philips. Who was
arrested on the same day AZ ne City
National bank IN connection with
swim dHuE ckErEeS Garter, or SiciEa-
foose. Claims. 4 - SAID. Tint he net
Elorance tu Fort Worth. Tex. and
chat lfe ieHeF7 nothing Of Ray frsuGu-
feFt baH1z AFaRsa ctiesss o. the BaFt Of
Eso=auas A ufissa EIEsrS VII he iH
u Pass Wednesday, Eight TO identify
Carter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
Daily Novelette,
EB4EALSE Drums.

q
~ saw your sd u the psper fos
/ sseial seeretA-s'-a Besen =mEa
IiRs DzGRsE
Exactly" interrupted Mrs. Comma
oas5, erLsPlS- ''WAst 7 need Is some
lne TO write my 4etteFs for ne, some
me With Z .D0e sense Of tact finesse
nd diplomacy. Above all I need a
ecretary with Imagination, Who vii
Iapt the style Of her letters accord
pg % whom she writes them. shall
ut ToG through a little examination
houEh 1 must 7Fsrn YOU tAat nine
Dung women have aready faHed 70
ass II this Dorping. how. for IN
lance, would So1 address Mrs. Maude
;saren-Bpcks 3 very rich and dear
iaEdsome tobacco pouch she sent re
i would say" replied the appi-
can't, Dearest Maude, received
your lovely tobacco pouch 7 know IL
may sound. a tFifie bromide. but as
was. Just what wanted, Il is With
And ny sister OatmeIla. for her
.aRd-embroidered clothesIiEe2"
I would say" said MISS Drums,
Ay Dear Oatmeiia. received your
lovely hand-embroidered clotnesIIne
I know Il may SOUND a trffre 5rOmfdfc.
out ] assure you that this tine. VIXEN
I say, Il was just what 1 wanted Il IS
With perfect sincerity
Excellent cried Hrs. Comma
Dash, Take your things or and he
ain work at once. 7 rTI1T start you a.
$3.50 a week with The privilege OF
bringing your own meals and eating
Them right here IN the house,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
Bedtime Story For The Little Ones
UNCLE wIGeILY AND JoLLEEs EGGS.

3 potato masheFi" thought Uncle Wig
Eily. Il guess that must be the had,
] old skiilery- scalery alligator after
I me, and he's going 10 try 10 catch me.
I have FOR Nurse Jane oh, dear!
I What shall I do
Uncle WiggiIy looked through the
I bushes for a way TO escape, and then.
instead Of seeing the bad, old skill
{ lery-sccalery alligator, he saw Jollie
kongtaiL the nice mouse boy. And
Jellte bad bag over his shoulder.
"Oh, hello, JoiiieH said Uncle Wig
silv. most happy-Hke. I'm glad IT'S
yeu ana Ret the gator. But what Is
the matter2"
"Oh. I'm SO afraid Fu slip and
5reak So1s OF these egsS I jast
ells i9F ny ny - mother TO bake a
"Ha So YOU have EGGS als0gf spoke
Uncle Wiggily. So haze T., And we
VIII pick out the best and safest
paths on which 70 walk so We won Z
slip and break the eggs. Wen go
home together
"Thank you" said Jolue.
So Jsllie Lougtail and 4he rabbit
gentleman went on together, over the
fields and through the woods Bnen all
/ - a Sudden they came 20 a NIL and
bad old fox.
"Ah, hai' barked the COX. This is
my lucky day! A rabbit and a mouse!
Come This IS great.'
Aand he #ssds a gEab feH Uncle
WiEEily and Jollie. but. carefully
holding their eggs. they slipped to
one side and ran % the hlL And. as
the fox was down hill fox, and
couldn't run up hill be didn't get the
bunny and mouse
But you waltz" cried the angry
fox, smacking his lips I'll get you
when you come down." and he curied
up az the foot OF the hill 10 wait.
What shall we do" asked J0rffs.
We can't stay here for ever, or the
eggs won't keep fresh We must get
the FOX is there What shall we do,
Uncle WigEiy2"
Wait q minute Let me think" said
Uncle Wiggily And. when he had
thought, he said; I'll hoIler BOO"
and scare the fox away. Then We can
So the bunny ho1lAred Boo" as
loudly as anything, but the fox
shifted and snuffed and said:
Pooh! Think I'm afraid OF that2
I'll wait for you to come down" And
he waited At the1ooL OF the bill.
That bOOing isn't going to make
him go away" said Jollie. I know
what I'll co. I'll roll an egg down
on him I have an xetra one that Nrs.
CIuck-C1uk the hen lady gave me.
III roll an egg on the foE.'
So J0llie rolled an egg down on the
fox. Down the hill 1t went bumpity-
bump, and when the egg struck the
fox II burst and the white and yell
low ran all over him. in his eyes and
mouth. and the FOX cried:
"Oh, woe Is mel The hill is melting
and running all over me, oh, dear
must scoot away Never mind about
the rabbit and mousei I'll run"
Then away ran the bad fox, be-
cause gollie the mouse boy had rolled
an egg on him, and Uncle WiEgfly
and his friend could go safely home
50 nothing happened 10 them. You
see. and II the eye Of the needle
doesn't look the clock in the face and
make II hand over the tongue OF the
shoe to the foot OF stairs, I'll tell you
next about Uncle Wiggily and the
war stsmps- Copyright. 1913 by Nc
Cure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
SYRUP OF FIGS
FOR CROSS, SICK
FElERI5H Child
If little stomach is sour,
liver torpid or bowels
clogged.

Mothers can rest easy after giving
California Syrup OF Figs." because
IN q few hours all the cioggsd-up
waste. sour bile and fermentinE food
gently moves out OF the bowels. and
you have a well. playful child again
Children simply VIII not take the
time from play 70 empty their bowels.
and they become tightly packed. liver
sets sluggish and stomach dlsordered
When cross. feTsrish, restless. see
II tongue e coated, then give this
delicious fruit laxative" Children
love It. and Il can not cause injury
No difference what ais your little
ona=lf fuu Of cold. or q sore throat
diarrhoea, GtomRch-ache. bad heath.
remember, q Ee1tla eiinside cleansing
should alUags be. the fiEEt treatment
given. Fun dtrecicna FOR babies,
childzsl ~ AL ages ana -EroBl-upa
are printed on each hattie
Beware OF counterfeit fig HTrups-
Ask your druggist for a bottle OF
~Calif5rnfa Syrlp OF FIgsss' then look
caEaflllV ana see that IL e made BY
tiIs -6atiif1Tz-isr ~ syrup -SenRaHF.-
We make No smaller size, Hand back
WITH contempt any other dg syrup.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
LawsHH On Ownershib
OF CHu Hall Probertu

san Francisco, April 15.-1Irs. Mary
Keenan, Dorian. Of Los Angeles. has
filed g claim to a strip Of land run
ming directly under the very heart Of
san Franchises new 100000 city
hall
that her father. a wealthy real estate
owner, gave the strip. which is IS
feet wide, TO the city. but provided in
the deed thar the property would
revert 70 his estate should the city
ever use II except as a street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
DaudTUffy Heads
Become Hairless

II you want plenty OF thick. beauti-
fuL glossy, silky hair do by all means
set rid Of dandruff. for il viii starve
your hair and ruin 70 II you don't
II doesn't do much good 20 try 70
brush OF wash 10 out. The only sure
way to get rid OF dandruff g. to dis
solve it. then you destroy 90 entirely.
TO do this, get about four ounces Of
ordinary liquid arVon: apply 10 at
uight when retiring; use enough to.
moisten the scalp and rub il gently
with the finger tips
BY morning, most II not ALL OF your
dandruff wiz be gone, and three or
four more applications VIII complete
" dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace Of It,
You VIII find. 10. that all itching
and digging OF the scalp viii stop.
and your hair viii look and feel q
hundred times better. You can get
liquid arvon at any drug store II is
inexpensive and four ounces IS all you
viii need, no matter how much dan
druff you have. This simple remedy
never fails.-AdW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
Be Kind To Animal"
Is Net0 England Slogan

Boston, Mass. april 15.-"Be kind
20 animals is the slogan in every
part OF New England this week. Min
listers preached kindness to animals
in their pulpits yesterday and teach
ers in the public schools are telling
their Children. stories 10 bring out
consideration and kindness for the
dumb beast The observance Of ami
mai week closes next Sunday with
special services in most churches at
which the ministers viii preach OF
kindness TO animals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
HARRY 66G GOES TO 65TH
K. 7 CONCLAVE At AUSTIN

sole representative OF 81 Paso-
Knights Tgmplars az he 65th saaual
Erand coucilve Of the grand COM
1landeEg- of EsEas- zshish -epsRa a.
austin Wednesday and continues over
Thursday, Harry b. OgE. past eminent
commander OF Fl PasO commanderv
IS left Monday morning for the state
capital re Is residing at Clint. where
ne IS cashier OF the Clint Mercantile
ana Banking company. ard haa 70
come 20 Fl Paso TO take the Southern
Pacific fast train. because II does not
stop az Clint He carries the proxies
or eminent commander F. T. Stanley.
generalissimo Edward B1umensteu
and captain general J. C. ReveIfe.
none OF whom could leave their work
to attend the meeting.
Mr.. OgE Is member OF the 1918
grand committee on returns OF COM
manderies the other members being
J. @ Kidd o. Houston. and ". II
sheriff. OF Haskell. Mr. OEe viii call
on governor ". p. Hobby. FOR whom
he worked when Mr.. Hobby was
owner OF the waco News several
years ago.