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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
PLAN VOCATIONAL WORK
IN UPPER VALLEY SCHOOLS

Canutilo, Texas, Aug "a wei
attended meeting was held az the
school house in La Union. n n,
northwest Of here. Friday evening,
which was called for the purpose Of
explaining to the patrons Of the
schools the benefits 10 be derived
from tde vocational educational fea-
ture which has been adopted by the
Dona Ana county board OF educa-
ton Donaciano Rodriguez. member
Of the county board OF education: Mr.
Ford. agricultural instructor; Air.
Smith, manual training instructor,
and Isidoro Armijo. Of Las Cruces.
visited the meeting and set forth what
is proposed to be done.
The vocational instruction. the
greater portion Of the expense Of
which is borne By the United States.
was intended to be given AT high
schools Owing, however. to the pc
culisr conditions on the west side Of
the Rio Grande. south Of Las Cruces,
where high school facilities are lack
ing. arrangements have been made
by which these vocational instructors.
and also a domestic science instruc-
tor will visit the schools in each Of
the districts at least one day in each
school week. and direct the work, and
the work itself will be carried on IN
der the direction OF the local teachers
each school day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
.TO INVESTIGATE
COWBOY 5 DEATH
County Officials Promise
New Story in Connection
With Shooting.

A close investigation OF the death OF
Guadalupe Beloz, a cowboy. was be-
gun Monday by officials OF the county
attorneys office. All details con-
nected with the alleged murder are
being closely studied and an extended
examination Of the incident Is being
made. County officials asserted Mon
day that an entirely new angle TO the
shooting viii likely be disclosed as a
result Of the extended investigation
Guadalupe Beloz died in an FL Paso
sanatorium early Sunday morning
from gunshot wounds inflicted during
shooting ARRAY near Canutillo- a
charge of murder duplicating R Noel
Longuemare, CanutilIo rancher and a
deputy sheriff, was later filed in JUS
tice J. NJ beavers court. According
to Longuemare's statement to officials
Of the sheriffs office. Beloz attacked
him late Saturday afternoon while he
Uonguemare) was riding in an auto
mobile. Longuemare told county Off
Gals that he fired at the cowboy in
self defence A charge OF assault to
murder was first filed against
Longuemare but was changed when
Beloz died.
County attorney VIII Pelphrey, JUS
tice Of the peace J. " Deaver. deputy
sheriff J. B. fitzpatrick and DIT. Paul
Gallagher visited the bedside Of Beloz
at his home near Canutillo Saturday
night. A statement was secured from
him which, according to county at
torney Pelphrey is radically different
from the statement given by Tongue
mare Mr.. Pelphrey, however, de-
clined to make public, Beloz's state
ment, announcing that more definite
testimony regarding his death was be-
ing sought and that publicity might
injure the Investigations Beloz 8
statement is written in Spanish.
The body Of the dead cowboy was
examined by officials OF the sheriff
office Monday. Exact locations Of the
wounds were examined. The pistol
said to have been used by Beloz Is
also in possession OF the officials
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
Cattle RaiSe7,S
Oppose Control
ByGOUernment
Want the Railroads Put on
Competitive Basis
Once More.

Washington, D. C. Aug. 25.-'Iive-
stock men and the farmers have no
AK 10 grind. except where it helps the
public interest. in regards TO further
regulation Of the railroads OF this
country" declared sam H Cowan. Of
Fort Worth. Texas. representing the
Cattle Raisers' association. in state
men here today.
I'VE are extremely anxious to get
away from too much contradiction
and too much control from Washing
ton We desire TO see restoration
Of individual initiative and control
within the state Of local freight rates.
We want to see the railroads turned
back to private ownership as soon as
possible to restore efficiency, secure
fair rates and remove from Washing
ton. as far as possible, such activities
as belong to the states in matters OF
railroad regulation.
Government should Lend Money.
This can be accomplished with as
little legislation as possible at this
time beyond laws to prevent CONSOLE
dalton and pooling Of lines that would
prevent competition in transportation
To cover the period OF transition from
government control to private owner
ship, the government should lend
money where necessary 10 permit de-
serving roads 10 operate efficiently.
This money should be taken from
the present revolving fund The gov
eminent should also lend money at
low interest rates for long time 10
lines making extension into unoccu-
pied territory to open up farming and
livestock business
Whatever payments or loans may
be found necessary should be met by
taxation and not levied upon the
shipper in the form Of increased rates.
Cattle shippers must pay the freight
on their products. as It IS deducted
from their sales. while manufacturers
and merchants can pass the freight on
to the consumer.
The Plumb plan would destroy pri-
vate ownership, operation and initiar-
i've in the upbuilding Of carrier sys-
tens throughout the country. am
opposed to the Plumb plan OF any
other plan looking toward govern
ment operation. ownership or distri-
button Of earnings"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
BANK APPOINTS
NEW PRESIDENT
T. C. Scroggs Is Named
President of Am erican
Trust and Savings Bank.

Announcement was made Monday
by the board OF directors Of the
American Trust and Savings bank and
the Fl Paso Cattle Loan company Of
the election Of T. c Scroggs as presi-
dent Of both Institutions TO succeed A.
Newman, who returns to Kansas City
to assume the vice presidency OF q
large bank.
AIr. Scroggs Is a banker and cattle
loan man OF much experience, having
served for a number Of years as vice
president OF the Oklahoma Stockyards
National bank Of Oklahoma City
where ne had charge OF the cattle
loans. He was later connected with
the New. Orleans Cattle Loan COM
pany as vice president, serving as
vice president OF the Bank Of St Der
nard. located at New Orleans, at the
same time
The institutions OF which Nj
Scroggs Is TO take charge have a
combined capital OF $4,000 and re-
esources Of over S11.000.0O0. The bank
was organized in 1913. On the last
call for financial statements. II
showed no bills payable or redis-
counts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
E. E. NeffS
Brother Dies
In Ohio Home
Clifford Alfred Neff, Z
Leading Ohio Lawyer,
Succumbs Suddenly.

Clifford Alfred Neff. aged 50. only
brother Of E. E. Neff. Of FL Paso. died
Monday morning at the family home,
in Cleveland. Ohio
NJ. Neff received a telegram Mon
day afternoon announcing the death
which was sudden
Deceased was the eldest child Of
the late Col E. ". S Neff. OF E
Paso. and visited in FL Paso during
the last illness Of his father, when
he became acquainted with many o.
the leading people Of the city he
was a member of one OF the leading
law firms Of Ohio-the firm Of White
johnson. Cannon & Neff-and had &C
cumulated a fortune in the practice
OF law, having just recently. finished
a magnificent home on the lake shore
in Cleveland
The telegram stated that the funeral
would be held Wednesday at Mt YER
non, and the FL Paso brother VIII De
unable TO attend. as he could mol
reach there is time, An only sltser.
Mrs. F. C. Searle. formerly Of FL Paso.
now Of Toledo. will be able to attend
the funeral. however.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
.DETOUR TRAFFIC
To STATE ROAD
Canine Real Is Closed
Because of Construction
Near MESQUITE.

Berino. \. N. Aug. 25.-AlI persons
going north on the Canine Real to
Las Cruces are notified to cross the
bridge at Vado and follow the state
highway on the west side of the
valley 10 the Aesilla diversion dam,
crossing there and turning north.
This detour is necessary because Of
the road construction work in the
Mesquite district. which makes the
old thoroughfare impossible Signs
have been erected, but for some rea-
son numerous motorists fail 70 see
them or 70 heed them and then have
10 turn around and come back
The pear crop is coming in now and
there is an abundance Of the fruit and
an Of an extra fine flavor The Bart
lett predominates. On the Lucerne
farm there is q huge crop. most OF
which is being sold in the FL Paso
market Quantities Of grapes are still
in the district and late peaches are
rlpening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
Easements Of
City Filling Up
With Water
Mayor Says Problem Is
Serious; Mar Offers
Probable Remedy.

"One OF the big problems e Paso
must solve" said mayor Charles
Davis Monday, lis the rising water
table in the ground underneath the
city. Many Easements are filling fast
with water and just what to do Is a
problem that we will have to solve"
James L. Mari. representing the
Caples estate. the Reynolds building
and other property in the city, ac-
companied by ]. ". Webb. auditor
of Hotel del Norte. ". r Winch. who
said he had enough water in the
basement Of the Wigwam theater ito
float a battleship." were calling on
the mayor at the time. seeking TO OBJ
tain a remedy
Mr.. Mari said the pumping done
when the easements Of the Popular
and Globe were constructed helped
the situation for months afterwards
and he believed a big pump, sunk
deeply enough in the heart Of the city
and kept going might keep the water
city to Probe It.
Investigation OF the seepage will be
started Immediately by the city engi-
neering department. according to a
decision reached by the city council
Monday. It is planned to get infor-
nation as to the number Of Easements
flooded and ascertain how this seep-
age water is ordinarily taken care Of
Later the city viii probably install an
underground drainage system. but
this move depends upon the estimates
furnished by the city engineer and
the findings Of the investigators.
Action on this matter was taken
after a conference between the coun-
l.. = -
Webb.
An ordinance providing that all
street cars operating on the streets
OF FL Paso shall stop on the near
corner except in certain specified
places passed first reading. This or
dinance viii come for second reading
and final vote before It becomes ef-
fective.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
MUNICIPAL BAND PROGRAM
EOR TUESDAY EVENING

The following program viii b
played by the Municipal band at {
o'clock Tuesday evening in Cleveland
square:
Grand march-From VerdFs opera
aida Reeves)
Overture-''R Raymond" - IA Thomasl
Popular
ca Liberty Waltz. .. (Lampe)
Oh Then You'u Know You're
Home" -----.. Jessie Winnel
-Sextette from Lucia go. (Donigette)
Infermisslon.
electfous-FrOm Sullivan's comic
opera, ''AIikado" (E. Boettger)
American Fantasia Gems OF Stephen
Foster .----.------ 0Iopontil
Polish Dance No. -. (Scharwenhsr)
star Spangled Banner"
P. J. Gustal is the conductor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
FL PAS0 To BID
FOR MORE TRADE
Traffic Division of G. of G.
Has New Member; Trade
Trip Is Planned.

The kinney-Rome bedding aud
spring manufacturing company OF
Rome. New York and Chicago. one
Of the largest bed spring manufactur-
ing concerns In the world and the
second largest metal bed manufactur-
ing concern in the United States. has
just established a big warehouse in
FL Paso from which the trade Of all
the southwest will be supplied
The warehouse was opened here as
the result Of efforts Of W. L. Daugh-
drill. manager OF the Welch Bedding
company who recently moved 20 FL
Paso. Announcement Of the openinl
Of the new warehouse was made Mon
day at the chamber Of commerce
Mr.. Daughdriu was made a mem
Der OF the traffic division Of the
chamber Of commerce Monday by
president c. y. Bassett.
One Of the first things Mr. Daugh-
drill did when he got under way in
chamber OF commerce work was Sug-
Ecst that FL Paso business men &c
out into New Mexico after business
which Kansas City, Fort Worth and
Dallas have been getting previously.
For instance. 1ir. Daughdriu offered
10 wager a suit Of clothes that he
could go into any town in the Pecos
valley within four or five days reach
OF freight from here and get an
order from any firm handling furni-
ture- He wants a representative Of
some other business to go along and
see IL done.
As a result A Z. Tadlock. chairman
OF the traffic division OF the cham
Der Of commerce. is organizing a
trade fostering iunta. Within the
next few weeks it is proposed that
a dozen or so heads Of local 1obbing
concerns 90 together 10 the principal
towns in the Pecos valley and to
such northern points as are legiti-
mately in Il Paso's trade territory
and start trade in this direction that
has gone northeast before. In some
cases, Mr.. Tadlock says, Kansas City
has served territory more than zoe
miles away while e Paso was less
than 200 miles away from the same
territory
The personnel Of the trade boosting
committee probably will be completed
in a week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
WEST TEXAS RANGE IS DRY:
RAIN IS BADLY NEEDED

DRY, and needing rain very badly,
was the report from the Sierra Blanca
Texas, section by II. J. Koew, live
stock inspector for the Panhandle and
Southwestern Stockmen's association.
for the week ending August %
Mr. Koew also reported shipments
during the week as follows ". d
Garron shipped from Van Horn
Texas, two cars Of cows to George r
Borse at Fort Worth; T. G. Hendrix
shipped from Alamo three cars Of
bulls 10 Casey & Colsou at Kent
Texas: J. n Daugherty shipped from
Van Horn Two cars OF horses TO 7. c
Devers, Georgetown, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
administration
HaSN0 candidate
Asserts Daniels
Democrats Want People to
Decide on Their Aspirant
for Presidency.

Z. S. S New York. HlO. Hawaiian
Islands. Aug. 25.-CBy the Associated
Press)-When asked regarding the
outcome OF a conference OF Honolulu
Democrats. secretary OF the navy
Daniels remarked that thu Wilson
administration has no candidate for
president That is for the people 10
decide
Asked regarding his own possible
candidacy. he said;
Ny candidacy is for the people TO
decide"
Secretary Daniels went ashore on a
revel yesterday and was the guest,
with officers and men OF the Pacific
fleet units here, OF a pretty native
feast given by the Hilo board Of trade.
In the afternoon the party went to the
Kilaueau volcano.
From all over the island OF Hawaii
residents came to Hilo to view the
dreadnaught New York and the four
destroyers which accompanied her.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
The Popular mail order department H satisfactorily supply all school needs
STOP ITCHING eczema
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
VIII Help You

Never mind how often you have tried
andfailed. youcsn stop burning. itching
eczema quickly BY applying Zemo
furnished yanydrugEstfor Sc. Extra
large bottle, S1.O0 Healing begins the
moment Zsmo IS applied. In a short
time Usually every trace Of eczema,
letter pImpleS rash, blackhezds and
similar skin diseases viii be removed.
foi clearing the skin and making II
Figorousiyheslthy .alwaysuseZemo, the
penen ating. snisepdc liquid. It is not
agrsasy Salve anditdoesnotstain When
others fail It is the one dependable
treatment for ssintroublesof all kinds
The < " Rose Co. Cleveland. O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
POLICE ARREST THREE
FOLLOWING sTABBING

Rafael Bermuda was stabbed in the
back Saturday afternoon and is nOIg
being held at the police station while
his case is investigated. Arturo Her
nandsz, IS years old. was arrested by
the police in connection with the case
and was later turned over to Mrs.
Emma webster, county probation Of
ficer. joaquin Lucero, p years old,
was also arrested by the police and is
being held at the city jail for investi-
CATION IN connection with the stab
bling Bermuda's wound was not seri-
Gus. The stabbing occurred at Fourth
and e Paso streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
WOMAN, VICTIM OF AIRPLANE
DIES IN LOS ANGELES, CALF

Mrs Edwin H. Green. 70 merry Of
El Paso. died in Los Angeles, Calf,
Monday from Injuries received Wnen
an airplane in which she was riding
an AUGUST 16. caught fire. according
70 word received here from her
friends. Mrs. Leo J. frost also OF
Fl Paso. was riding with Mrs. Green
Al the time Of the accident The ma
chine. which was piloted by Lieut.
Howard H Peterson OF lnce 1ieI9f near
and fell near Venice Mrs. Trosts i
il reported. will recover
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
CHARGE MAN WITH
BEING CRUEL TO ANIMALS

Jose Olivas was arrested Saturday
by city detectives. at Peyton's packing
plant following a complaint made by
Thomas a Bray, in charge OF the
United States bureau Of animal in
dustry. who charges the man with
cruelty to animals X Is said that a
horn was knocked off a steer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
OPENING OF A FEW COUNTY
SCHOOLS TO BE DELAYED

The opening OF three or four FL
Paso county schools viii be delayed
several several weeks longer than at
first announced. according to county
superintendent Myra Winkler. A ma
jority Of the schools, however, will
open the second week in September.
Probably all county school teachers
viii attend the teachers institute,
which wiz open at the courthouse
next Monday and continue until Fri
day afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
CHARGE BUYING
GOKERNaIENT PROPERTY

I A Wechter was arrested by city
detectives Juan Franco. J. J. Coleman
and Ed Mebus, who charged the man
with buying government property.
The detectives say the case resulted
from the alleged purchase Of a num-
Der Of empty sacks belonging to the
government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
NIGHT scOOL WILL

UFEN sEFILMHEH :
Night school at the nigh school
building VIII begin September 3 with
several new classes. including chem
istry. algebra and economics Regis
tration viii begin Tuesday evening
September 2 Glasses Will be held
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
nights from 10 g o'clock A fee Of 81
for registration is the only charge
made By the school The regular pro-
gram Of commercial subjects and vo-
cational work VIII be continued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
Will ADDRESS REALTORS.

c. ". Groom will address the FL
Paso Real Estate board at its regular
luncheon meeting at 1915 p n Tues
day at Hotel Sheldon on real estate
matters, dealing especially with real
estate Ia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25
FORWARD BODY 10 NV YORK.

The body Of Morris NJ Strum. SO
years old. who died at a local hospital
Friday. was forwarded Monday TO his
former home in New York city. He
was q merchant in New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25

Funeral arrangements Tor O Q.
Challen. ~ years old, an electrician,
who died Monday at his home, 21lz
Bassett avenue. are pending instruc-
lions from relatives who reside II
Miami, Ariz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25

Medicine That Is Especially Pre-
pared For just One Thing.
Just try one bottle OF LAX Eos WITH
PEPSIN for Habitual Constipation.
60c.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25

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Two men were arrested Sunday on
q charge Of smoking in street cars
Plain clothes policemen were placed
on numb OF cars by chief OF police
J. r Montgomery. The men arrested
all made IS bonds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-25

Is n a
but The Pullman
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holdings
e
IN z
Paso Texas.
Alma record., 1919-04-17

i'm hopes that the societies of the
town VIII unite and make the estab-
1ishment of such a center possible
Mrs Presley. mother of Frank
Presley caretaker of the Gratiot
infirmary was at the polls to vote
on election day Mrs. PRESLEY is 80
years Of age.
Another quota Of refugee garments
has been received by Mrs. Ed Alien
burg, which calls for 500 children's
underwear and ladies' nightgowns.
The quota is for the county and
request is made that all units willing
10 assist with the work get i'm read-
ness SO that as soon as material is
received it can be completed without
delay.
Mr. and Mrs j II Smith returned
lost week from four months auto
"trip 20 oklahoma
Mrs Bessie Hapsclman OF Manis-
tao is here with her mother Mrs l..
b. Crardeil who is recovering from
ner recent severe illness
4. W. Netzorg Of Chicago. who
WAS on "a business trip Go Grand Rap
iIs and Detroit. Was "a recent guest
ut Fls m0 hcr and sister. Mrs Fanny
Netzorg and Mrs. Percy Bertrand
AT recent election of officers for
the Nnton Memorial class OF thc
lresbF bFterian church Mrs Charles
Nau.eNeute was elected president.
Miss Mauie Wit,a sccretary Mrs.
Bert Stacy. assistant secretary Mrs
Na.tcr Spo0ncr, treasurer
Rev. j II Watcher. former pas
pastor of the Bap, ST church. spent
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Alma record., 1919-04-17
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Alma record., 1919-04-17
RINERDALE NEWS
by Special Correspondent

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Mr. and Mrs james Fisher spenr
Tuesday with Mr. aro Mrs " parr
In Ferris Center
Hlbert Noblo of Denroit wos -
week END guest of lack Mobile and
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'iI'| TOT IeW weeks.
Nr. ana Mrs. ~. Mc' oy spent the
wee" eiH q. ''S'""u'E' guests "i
MI. fetei btaaaiey.
Fofesl bradley was nome from
Detroit over sunday
MIS- @il1aDein queen was am over
Sunday guest oi Mrs. Myrtle Harvey
Of Alma
Mrs. 4 NanAlstne spent several
days last week with relatives In
Alma
walter \anleuveu left Last Mon
day go spend tine summer u s.
Dakota.
Mrs Lee $ halter and Mrs. Ford
Osborn We're Alma visitors Mondag
Mrs j Lonsbcrry returned 10 Bay
City Tuesday after spending two
,ccas with net sister Mrs Reubes
.,lg
Mrs r. ~ Hignueld and Mrs Jack
Moblo called ON Mrs Richard Lang
of sumner Thursday
Mrs James Williams is visiting
her son. Ray. and wife of Chatham.
Ontario.
Logan Robart of near Eaton Rap
ads was called here last week on ac-
count of the serious illness of his
father
A. g. Barnes is visiting relatives
lu SebeWaing and Umonvillc.
MIR and Mrs Claude Nanley were
in Alma Friday on business.
Mrs. +. Walker spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives at Lake
view.
Nh and Mrs r kilborn Of Lake
City are guests of 5. D Parks and
wife
Paul Bywater returned Saturday
from overseas.
Erwin Lewis OF Detroit spent the
week end with his parents
Miss Dorothea Swope spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs Rosa. of North
Wheeler
Mrs. VIM Horton spent Sunday in
Alma a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Shong
Mrs Carrie Talon and daughter.
Leone of St Louis were over Sun
day guests or Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Bradley
Mrs Ford Osborn and son. Theo-
Alma record., 1919-04-17
sIuNzR

p J Tucker Of Alma was here on
business Monday
Bart Miller Of Grand Rapids Wis
f-A Fin r Tucker Wednesday
Mrs Charles Ostrander entertained
her granddaughters. the Misses
Helen and Mabel Rundio. Of River
..ia ever Size week end.
Alma record., 1919-04-17
K @ BIN SON

Illustrates from lef- &c
no. 2o0o Is q preto ,0inpro-
mise bet,oeen cape and coat
Ulth new opening and odd
pocket treatment; silk sutch-
ing forms d back yoke OF
trc French serge S4S