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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Livestock Market


Chicago. III. April 10 CUuited States
Bureau Of Hogs-Rerclpt 81
600: nicEle lower. Top, s2o-50; bu1r-
Ee0-19a 900; heavy. $1,000 q 20-50- me
dium. s-o-25 G2o-f5: light f1s-65Q 2o-io;
pigs. Sl7-5oG 1e-T5-
CattIe-ReceIpts 5000: steady. Heavy
steers s11-59G $500 light s1oG1s-5l:
butcher COWS. E1.f0G 10 f0- c1uners. $3.50
G1o; calves. sl45o017-5o; stoci-ers. $3.50
G10-50
shsep-Recsipts. 1900; steady 20 higher
lambs. S11.-5G1e.65- cuils. s14G17-75-
medium ewes. s1-25G 15-5o: culls. $50
1875
kansas CITY Livestock. Close
Kansas City. no. UNITED States BIZ
reau % Markets. EoEs-Eleceiurs- 5000
higher Early tor. S20-7o. a new high rec
ord. 10 spectators on one load
Catrie-EeceiDrs. $500; steady % lower.
Sheep-Reccluts. 5500- steady but low.
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. April 1Q.-Cattle-He-
ceints 1000. steady. Beef steers $3.50
GIe.50- cows and helfers. $500 1--7s-
stoczers and feeders. Sl0G1L-5s calves.
81 T1275-
Hoogs-Rsceipts. 5000; steady. Top,
se0.50s bulk s1g-15G20-
lambs, s1--75 G1s.so; ewes. s14G1L5o-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Depository Lac
DOeSn t Change
Bank Contracts
They Extend To 1921
Additional Bids To Be
Solicited By Board.

Austin. Tex. April 10.-rhe new de-
pository law does not i'm any way alb
roeate the contracts with the is state
repositories designated under the old
law last February, the attorney gem
erals department held today in an
opinion. and these is repositories
shall act as such until March. 1921
The depository board should at once
solicit bids from state and national
banks to act as repositories in addi-
ton TO the IS repositories selected
under the old law. there being ap-
proximately SS.00o,00O available for
depositing-
Under this opinion, all banks bid
ding shall be listed in the order Of the
amount of the rate Of interest bid,
the highest rate to be listed first In
bidding. banks must state the maxi
mum amount OF state funds which
they viii take. not TO be less than
Special Police and Pistols.
Persons appointed by city commits
sioners as special policemen, who act
as night watchmen for Industrial or
mercantile establishments and whose
salary is paid by these estab lisnments.
are not entitled TO carry pistol ex-
Cept upon the premises they are
guarding. according to an opinion Of
the attorney general today.
The attorney general also held that
a sheriff. when necessary and with
the approval OF the commissioners
court, or. in cases OF emergency. with
the approval OF the county, judge may
employ jail guards.
Another opinion given out today
holds that the law does not require
commissioners 20 let contracts for
preparing plans, specifications. etc,
for road work on competitive bids.
the court may employ the county sur
veyor 20 do this work on a percent
age basis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Chips, StOCkmen
, Hotel, Indicted
ByGrand Jury
Federal Inquisitors Rule He
Must Face Trial On
Government Charge.

Indictments were returned into the
Jnited States district court Wednes-
day afternoon by the federal grand
jury now in session against 16 alleged
law violators. Among the number is
a true bill against Joseph a. Chips,
one OF the former proprietors Of the
.Stockmen's hotel, charging him with
a violation Of the five mile zone law
enacted by congress for the protec-
ton OF soldiers from vice
Chips was arrested during a raid
Of the Stickmen's hotel on the morn
ing OF February .. and was held IN
der bond 10 await the action OF the
grand jury after preliminary hear
ing before the United States commits
Others Indicted.
The names Of the others indicted.
together with the offence charged in
the Indictment follow:
Manuel n. Anzures. bringing from
Mexico One-half gallon Of tequila. Au-
EustIn Gutierrez, perjury: Jose p
Cuevas and Maria Jiminez, conspiracy
10 export clothing and other named
articles without a license from the
war trade board. Fernando de Ia Bar
renda, importing one quart of tequila;
Simon Rodriguez. importing one gal
Ion OF sotOl and two gallons Of alco-
hol from Mexico: Gregorio Medina and
Victor Lire, importing q quarts Of te-
QUila: Leopold Aheytia. importing one
quart OF sotol; Ladislado II Farra-
importing four pints OF whisky: Primo
+. Aguilar, importing two pints OF al
cohol: Alfredo Galvan. importing one
and one-half quarts Of alcohol and one
pint of tequila: Jose Aguilar, inn
porting one quart OF sotOl; Martin
Flores, importing 129 quarts OF te-
quila; Jesus Perez. forging signature
OF remitter on a postal money order
for $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
MARKET
5AG5, RALLIES
Nearby Deliveries Of the
Grain Show Comparative
Firmness At Opening.

Chicago. ILL.,. April 1o.-Searby deiiv-
cries OF corn showed cooperative firm
ness today on account Of the fact that
overnight purchases 20 arrive were small.
inasmuch as yesterdays break IN prices
had carried the market below a level at
which $3.50 per busheI az loading sta
tions could De paid
Opening prices. which ranged from &c
off 20 &C advance with May az sl-55-s
and July az s1501s 01-5t, were followed
by a moderate sag all around and then
something Of n rally.
Market Gets Weaker.
Later. the market displayed more pro-
nouuced weakness in consequence OF re-
uewed competition from Argentina
Prices closed unsettled. 24sc net lower
TO 11sc advance. with May at s1-56a g
L5G9 and July at sf-f9Gl49is-
Oats Market Narrow
Adverse weather for seeding tended 70
steady oats. After opening unchanged 20
&c higher, with Nay at sI06lil th7
market held within narrow limits
Provisions lacked support
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
C0PPERS
AGAIN STRONG
New Cornelia Is Leader
Oils Are Also Strong
and Active.

Curb copper stocks were active and
strong in sympathy with the inside mar
Eet Thursday and registered several gains
New ComeIia being the leader. advano-
ing to 1I5s on large buying orders Jerome
Verde sold at IS while verde Combine
ton brought zoe Ray Hercules was ac-
tive but unchanged In the higher priced
coppers. Calumet e. Arizona advanced to
81. according 20 j. S. Curtiss ard company,
Sheldon Hotel
Among oil stocks. Island Oh was strong
and there was good buying q several Of
the TT Worth issues. no new wells were
reported i'm either the Comanche or Ran
ger fields A dividend payable 20 stock
OF record May lst- was announced by the
7 X T. OH corporation and the stock re-
spouded TO local buying orders
The market closed firm with motor
stocks leading in poilt Of activity. Cen
erai Motors making a new high record at
I79 just before the close OF the market
T.~Hn nfrnrmnnr rrIeoe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
LIEUT.. BOYER WILL MEET
BANKERS OF CITY AT DINNER

Lieut. Boyer viii be entertained al Z
o'clock tonight at the Hotel Paso Gel
Norte with a dinner by the banking
institutions OF FL Paso. at which viii
be representatives Of the entertain
ment committee OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. and Gen James Erwin and
one OF his staff
The dinner has been arranged BY
Charles y Bassett. president Of the
chamber Of commerce. and IS intended
TO give the FL Paso bankers an op-
portunity TO talk with Lieut. Boyer n
an informal manner upon interna-
tional finances.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
T amauLibas Commander
and GoUernor kidnapped
and Held For Ransom,

Laredo. Texas. April 10.-Governor
Andres Ozuna and his brother. Gre
Eorio Ozuna, military commander Of
Tamaulipas. were kidnapped from the
train on which they were returning
from n conference Of governors and
are held for ransom. according TO a
telegram received by the Mexican
authorities yesterday and made pub
lie today. The telegram was signed
by Marcelo Caraveo. Luis Caballero
and Eulalio Gutierrez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Ell PASO OFFICER BRINGS
BACK ENEMY'S EQUIPMENT

Laded down with enemy equipment.
captured as trophies OF war, 2nd
Lieut. T. G.. Tolbert, company c, 351st
battalion. tank corps. has returned to
his home in IL Paso. His father and
mother, 1Ir. and Mrs. A. ". Tolbert,
live at 1901 White Oak street
Lieut.. Tolbert's battalion took part
in the Meuse-ArEonne drive. November
5-1l His trophies, consisting OF two
helmets. two rifles. a gas mask, belt.
bayonet. cap. grenade. Prusslan Guard
pack and signal pistol, were viewed
by many FL Pasoaas Thursday at 203
North Oregon street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
SHARES CD Up
AND DECLINE
Tendency of Market Is
Uncertain; Heaviness Of
Some Stocks Marked.

New york. April 1o.-DurinE the morn
ing stock session heaviness OF AeHle-'
Petroleum. Royal Dutch. American smei--
ing and United States Rubber az reane-
tions OF ! TO o points. and the uncertain
course % United states steel we've riltr-- y
Chandler added 1tf points % yeslel---
gain. but as suddenly lost hair ~
vance stutz rose 5fs and several or w
low priced issues 4 20 points Al------
GuIf was strongest o. the shlpplnsa, 10
haccos rallied and gas shares we're 90
rlnctly strong with several Or ln7 49,
issues A slight reaction in l4ioert
was the only feature cf that nran1n Oh
The list -..-
liberty bond closing prices were 80
800 first g. $50. second 4s. $3.50 ~
AIS. e5-84. second ftts. s1-li; tn-ra A.
g552- fourth ftfs. 1854
Motor shares Go Up
Motor shares and allied speclaiLlas ~
Swallowed all other issues az the e2-n--s
% today-s stock market. General alo.ei..
Stutz. Chandler and Keliy-Springfiela -
rising 10 ga points Promo
strength was shown by various lncu7-l -
equipments and speclaltic1 Ois were
regular. also shlppiuEs and tonle-
United states steel was barely siea-J a.
the outset. but strengthened lale7-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Financial

At prices based on New York quota
tons. out Of town customers send bond
by registered mall We cash ". s. S.
PACIFIC BOND CO.
5o5 CapIss BIDS e Faso, Tear
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
ROADS NET EARNINGS FOR
FEBRUARY SI0,I0e,O 900

Washington. D. C.. April 1o.-Rail-
road net earnings for February, re-
ported officially today by the inter
state commerce commission were
s10,106.O00, with revenues at $751;
$4,000 and expenditures at $324,520,-
900 and net revenue Of Se7,425,000.
These figures are only slightly diff
ferent from the unofficial report made
available last week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
COLORADO ATTACKS AGAINST
SANTA FE RATES ARE LOST

Washington, D. c. April 1o--Al
specifications. except those affecting
a few class rates. cited in a complaint
OF the Colorado public utilities com
mission against the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe and other railroads,
were overruled today by a decision
OF the interstate commerce commits
sion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10

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CAN FURNISH Industrious and honest
Mexican young men and women for steady
work or odd Jobs Phone 1l-IW- CAL
s. T. Arhanz
WANTED az once. bright young man OF
woman who can operate typewr-ter- Pre-
Ter one with experience I'm Insurance WORK
Good wages and excellent opportunity for
advancement Apply 20 1lr- BrcuEh-l1-
JAMES l. MARI & CO..
sos East san Antonio Street
WANTED-Experienc southern cook.
white or colored. for high class ranch re-
sort near santa Re. " " About -
guests Permanent position. Could use
man and vile in pantry and kitchen at
good pay Highest references necessary
Bishops Lodge Ranch. Box 81. Santa Ee.
,-ew Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
OIL QUOTATIONS

These quotations furnished daily by J. s
lrtlss & Co. sheldon hotel:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
DEATHS AND BURIALS.

The funeral OF G. D. Richards. who
died Monday evening at the FL PasO
sanitarium, has been postponed until
; o'clock Saturday afternoon to await
the arrival Of a sister, Miss Lora Rich
ards, from Washington. ID. C. Services
viii be held at SOC Texas street under
the auspices OF the Carpenters union.
with interment at Evergreen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
MONEY AND METALS

fHw asEce-le1- EreaaI-
ccw York April 1o--lIer-anii-e pap-l'
81 G5-s per cent
Sterling 50-day bills, sass eomrlerc---
sg-dav Bills on banks ff6o11- coll--s
ciaI 60-day bills. sEs0s demand, Fi-'i'
cables. s455iz-
Mexican pesos. llac-
Time loans. steady. go days. % GAYS -l--
months. 81 G5E percent
call money. strong hlsn. low. ---.-
rate. closing bid. Offered AZ. ana -as-
loan. all percent. bank acceptances- 50
percent 1900
Copper. quiet. electrolT-ic. 155a q y &c
Iron. steady No. I northern ana 80
southern s2975. No. northern ana
20 southern. S2f-l5-
Lead. qule-s spot. s5.15G5-5o' Nay. S5-lS
G5-30- --
speItsr. firm. East s.. Louis spot. }i--i
Tzs-- NAY Se-22T So
LONDON METALS MAHkEI-
london. Ere. April 1o.-Tha following
were the quotations iE the London mel
ais market today
SPOT copper Esa q Sd
Tire. Eeef rs
Spelter. so los
Lead. f-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Situations Wanted-Maie

--~---~---~-~---~-----~-
WANTED-Paintlne and tintinE- rooms
tinted So up Phone G9I6. i, A. Wilken-
son. 1881 Tuiaros1
RELIABLE REGISTERED druggist wishes 20
sition as manager or clerk. city or out
Best OF references. Address MISC. care
Herald
MAN wants position. experience IN porter.
beIlman. night clerk. 5aulror, club. or
hotel checker Address k1Af. care Her
aid.
u DISCHARGED army officer wishes
= position in wholesale hardware famil-
lar with plumbing supplies also good
manager and selling ability Phone SSH
after 4 D. m
POSITION hy married nan. So years %
age thoroughly experienced IN nooAEeep
ing and office work. also lumber office
experience Would consider salesman IN
general store. can deliver the goods. Best
references. Address L. 157s care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
.S3938 IS ADDED
To JEWISH AID
S17,276 of Ell Paso's $25, 900
Quota Has Been Raised
So Far In Drive.

In addition TO the total subscrip-
ton for the first day Of the JeWlsn
Welfare drive amounting TO s4S'-
337-75. secured from 691 subscr1 oeIs,
and additional subscription OF $3.50 ~. y
was reported at the luncheon al no
tel Paso del Norte Thursday at noon
making the amount already SUD
scribed S17.276.45.
The speaker for the occasion was
attorney J. NJ Ncalou. who IN ms
talk. impressed it upon the workers
present that this. one Of the most
important campaigns ever carried On
in Ell Paso. must be carried TO sue sue
cessful conclusion. for CITY tHa-
could furnish such a man as sam DI e
ben to fight for this country snoulu
remember the people that sent MN 10
this country to do what he olo-
Rabbi Martin Zielonka was 10 nave ~.
been the other speaker at the IulCH- !
con but on account Of his delay 81
arrival from Cincinnati. where ne ms
been in attendance at the annual con- n
ventiou OF rabbis. he could NOT -
present. Rabbi ZieIonlza viii arrive N N
the city Thursday night and viii DC
present at the luncheon trloas.
Manager Advised
Herman II. Andreas. manager OF tne
camuafen stated that there must pc d
recombing Of territories Dy lns -
tains and their teams and lIs.l -
themt o begin that Wolh Al 1-1
afternoon He said: -, -.
Fl Paso cannot afford 70 Ial- az -
this stage OF the game mere - -
hundreds Of people who have no l-; ysS
5een anproached in this great cause
and many who do not understand l Ilis e
mn meaning Of the call who Woulu
gladly contribute if they had the op-
portunity-" 49,. -..,,,,+.-,,
Mr.. Andreas stated that EoI9Il 49, -
subscriptions had been recs-t "a 7,- - ~
e-s al las Cruces. He also read d
telegram from Alex Sanger, g yS1Li5a5
state manager, stating that 1al -
raised $4,000 the first DAY OF 4--- tl.e
campaign. Fort Worth. SSs,oo W, waco
$1,000 and san Antonio, S-4'yvv.
The captains. teams ana W 80 80
viii meet at luncheon at Hotel 1e7o
del Norte Friday at noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10

.1iason corps OF the French army dur
ing the war -. 81.
ssTbirteen months ago I leIt me
front" he said. being asked oy tne
E--ench high commission TO come 70
washington TO take charge lheIe anu
study the economic problems exist
5rr- between the United states ana
Asked to Visit.
"I have been charged with certain
questions relating 10 the plochdue
md 10 reconstruction. As was go
ING 10 20 back TO France, the cham
her OF commerce Of the United states.
the central organization, asked me 70
visit the most important commerclal
organisations in this country. ana
i've them an outline o. the economic
condition in France after 50 months
OF war. and 10 place myself at the
dfsnosaI OF the American business
men TO answer questions, within. the
limitations Of my knowledge, which
they might desire TO put regarding
POSSIBILITIES OF trade between the two
countries
IN fact I am acting as KIND OF
commercial attache. and have power
10 assist in solving many pending
questions which have been dragging
along between American manu1ac-
turers and the business men OF
France"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain, Close
Corn-3ray S156H. July sLf9-
Oats-11ay f7asc. July 561sc-
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Pork-lIav Efg.e5. July s45-55.
I.ard-llay G23.05. July ses-1-
Elb-1lay S21-02. July s25-QI-
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago. ILL.,. April 1o--Butter-L0war
Creamery. 80 81 5zc-
Eeg-Receipts. 31.75f cases; higher
FirsLs. % foitc; ordinary flrstss Is = q
sS C. al market. eases included. IS = Q
cg1sc- storage packed frsts. 41a @ 4-c-
Poultry-Allve. unchanged
Potatoes - Receipts. g. cars steady
northern sacked and bulk white. United
states Grade 10. !. g1-S0G2; Western Rus
sets. sass 2f0- new stock Florida No
I. SIS per barrel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Help Wantea-saIesmen

WANTED-Salesmau fer general dr
goods store. one that can handle Spanish
trade. Address Borenstein Bros, S-lvcz
City. " ~
Statesmen WANTED-SpIendid opportu-
nifty offered live salesman 20 make $40
10 $50 extra per day selling Victory Paint
OF and Paints. IS per barrel commits
sion address p. y. BOX 1910, Richmcnd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Frederick NJ. Smith
Quits AsChnrch Head

Lamont. Ia. April 10.-Frederic1 II.
smith has offered his resignation as
president Of the Reorganied Church
OF Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints
TO the general conference in session
here this week. It was learned here
today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10

Mrs. ". D. Lott, daughter OF Mrs.
F. L Shaer, died Wednesday after
noon, at 250S Copper street. Funeral
services Will be held Friday at 4 D. m.
at z0S North Stanton street Mrs Lott
is survived by her husband and q
three year old daughter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10

Observations taken
ct s a. NJ 18th
meridian time, Apr
10. 1913
Forecast:
Fl Paso and VI
cinity; Fair tonight
ard Friday; rising
temperature Friday.
New Mexico: Fair
and warmer tonight
and Friday.
Arizona. Fair TO-
night and Friday.
West Texas. To-
night fair. not 80
cold Panhandle. Fri
day fair; rising tenn
uera ture-
Hm II pann ~ wrnm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Situations Ranled-MaIs

STU ALTON wanted cL-soldier, years
service . years experience as carpenter
fair knowledge I'm clerical work STATE
wages John Clias Alameda and Cop-a-
Apt e. city
- DISCHARGED first ueutenan- air
- serrlce- r1arrial- desires uerl11a -laii-
connection with fi-u where intel iEerea
and ability are Necessary EUuerialce1
office executive and salesman. OH ana
automobile. Addres7 k1s7- care Herald
POSITION wanted by discharged amy
officer. farrna automobile saIe7rrlan W--n b
--z4r= e11r-ience IN an lines % che auto
mobile bushes Address KITS. care Her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
THE COURTS.
STH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
J. r. Harper. r. +. Higgins and A. VI.
WaIfhuII, Justices

Affirmed-TeNas g. Pacific nv Co.
vs.. A. I. Stivers, from Taylor; Jno. c..
Eimmell, IT.. VS.. T. +. Edwards, ct al.
from Taylor. J. r. Cunningham ct al
vs.. T. J. Ault. from Taylor
Reversed and reminded with in
structions-E B. Shaw VS.. Jas p.
Stinson, ct al. from Jones: W. T. Grif-
fifth VS.. J.. W. Bryan, ct al, from
Young.
Reversed and remanded as per
opinion A. Obets. ct al. VS.. R. Z.
Speed, from Preside.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Lodge Notices

@-~---~-~~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~~
ATTENTION.
Members OF Harmony
Chapter o. Z. s. Called
meeting for instruction
in secret work pest
poned until further
notice.
Julia A. Vaughan. W-M-
Nay Ovelton, Secyt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
HeIp Wanted Male

Help Wanted Male
WANTED-A bell boy at Hotel LauEhlin,
81 W. Franklin street
LATTER WANTED-lIust be good on
Pauamas- Apply sos Piedras s.
WANTED-DruEgist. relief work or per
manent 20 right party. 2l3 san Antonio.
WANTED-First class tailor. good wages
steady position House o. Fashion. lQs J.
san Antonio ST.
EXPERIENCED stcnoErapher Tor Parrai
Mexico See or write Davis. 1112 Nils
Bldg. with references ard record
TAILOR WANTED-On military clothes
Must be first class; no other need 20 ap-
ply Apply az SOS Piedras-
LINOTNPE Combination JOB
and machine man; country weekly Cop
per Era clifton. Ariz
GASOLINE filling station. Man with eR-
perleuce 10 run same on percentage Of
profits call after p m flt Mesa Ave.
WANTED General blacksmith: no cigar
ct smoker need apply F. C. Peterson
Demins, ~ r.
WANTED-Driver for Ford truck. must be
hustler; Fl PasO reference required
52e s. Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
Situations Wantsd-FensIs

- - -. .---TTr r,1,T-,- = -
home Phone z7s0W-
FTLE CLERK With rauroad experience
wants position Phone SQs-
WAITED as switch board or
orator. in or out OF city Address Elso.
care Herald
LADY who IS ola resident wants ruominE
or apartment house 90 manage can give
best city reference Address ?. o. Box