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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Livestock Market

Chicago. III. Nay Is Omitted States
Bureau OF Markets. -Hogs-Receipts, IS
Eesterday.s average Top, s2o-ses bulk
s26-60G 1850; heavyweight f20-T0 Q $3.50
mediu1uu eight, $50 50 @ 1880; lightweight
s2g-3o q 20.S0s light-liEht. 1883 q $3.50
packing sovs rought, s1s.4061s-s5s pigs
s1g-35 G19-G5-
Cattis-Reosipts. 5000: beef and butcher
cattle, slow about steady calves strong.
feeders. steady beef steers, medium and
heavyweight. choice and prime. S16-z5 q
1925; lightweight. good and choice. S1415
GIG common and medium Slo5QG 1=-25;
butcher cattle, heife7s. Ss-25: COWS, Sis
calves. light and handyweight- s11 GA 20
feeder steers, SECS G 1885, stoczer steers,
Ss-50G13.75
sheep-Receipts. 5000. shorn lambs.
strong. best wooded lambs. 25c higher
top. SIS. sheep steady; lambs, 81 pounds
down. s1275G 15-15s IS pounds Up, SlA-5
415i culls and common, 500 -: springs
81 2 ls-75i yearling Wethers- Sl-.-3 Q la-5
ewes, medium. good ard choice, f1o-5oG1 y,
culls and common. s5Gl0-25,
Kansas City Livestock, Close
kansas city, NO. Nay ls.-lunltea
States Bureau OF Markets -dogs-i
eeipts. 60oe; higher Heavies, s-l-tl Q
20.s0- mediuuWeights. S20-25 SEQ;
lights SIS 92o-51s packing. f2ol $3.50
cattieZReoeipts. 1900; higher. Steers,
s1o-25T1S25- heifcrs. s6-75 "a 10.5l- cows
s5.S5G1A15- calves. s1o.5oG l5-25s stock
ers IS d14-59.
shsep-ReoeIpts. 500: steady. lambs.
s15.15T18s1- ewes $3.50 d1O.z5-
Denver Livestock, Close
Denver Colo. Nay 1E--Cattle-E,ecsip pts.
400- steady. Beef steers. s125QG 1885,
cous and heifers. sS-5a G12.15- stcckers
and feeders s1o-50 G1s.50s calves. f14-5o
Hoe-Recsipts. 1900; higher Top.
fz0-o5- bulk. s19.G562a
sheep-Receipts. 5000: strong. higher
Lambs. s11E17-50- ewes. $3.50 11-lo.
Fort Worth Livestock, Close
Fort Worth. Texas. Nay l6--Cattle-ae-
ceipts. 115a; steady. Beeves, $3.50 q 40;
stockers ssT1250. cows. $3.50 O 11-50s
helfers. s5G135o; bulls, s7aS.S5 calves,
sL50a1a
Hors=Recsiuts. 1000 10d15c higher.
HEAVY se0.50F 20.T5: light. s2e6eo-5oi
common, $3.50 91s-5e; pigs. 81 G17-5o-
shaep-Receipts. 200; steady Lambs
s14TI7: yearlinEs 11111.5o; wethers.
ssG1a5o ewes. sses5o, culis and goats.
sEaE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
COPPER ISSUES
SELLING STRONG
Prominent Porphyry Stocks
Draw Especial Interest
In the Trading.

Coppers featured Fridays stock market.
and from the opening here remained
strong. with public attention concentrated
on several OF the prominent porphyry IS
sues. according TO ]. s. Curtiss and com
pany. Hotel Sheldon Miami Copper was
a special favorite. advancing sharply
from Is TO q. and held most of its lead
selling at 26A az noon Butte and SUI
peTior gained a point selling up 70 . 2.
and Chile and Rav Consolidated made
fractional gains. OF the higher priced
aonDer issues Inspiration shot up %
$50 gain Of over 81 and Chino sold
a. new high record on the present
move Of ass Anaconda and American
Smelter were strong. the latter advancing
20 l9 Il Utah Copper seemed to be the
only laEsard, being practically unchanged
at IS.
Among curb coppers there was very
strong and rapid advance in Magma Chief
and sales In New York were reported as
high as 75c- Arizona. however. was a
heavier seller than this stock. carrying
the price or 10 lower figures by noon
Magma Chief was reported 20 have en-
countered some high grade ore
Tonopah Divides Ore Body.
The Tonopah Divide mine stock which
has been the sensation Of the past six
months. advancing from sec 20 above SO
Is having a new compressor installed ca
the 565 foot level Work on the upper
levels Is resulting in bringing into sight
large quantities OF new ore
Il is estimated by engineers who have
seem the mine that at the present time
S16.oQ0.00o worth OF ore IN sight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

WE ACCEPT LIBERTY BONDS
IT fun face value fcr any
shares that we sell
SOUTHW EST INVESTMENT co.
LICENSED BROKERS
J. E LANE, Mgr.
ll1A n oregon 81. Fl Pasc Texas
Phone 255s-
on HAS BEN STRUCK AT PECOs
BY the Sunshine on Corporation Have
choice acreage on structure acquired from
them at 5000 70 5000 per acre. fri five
or ten acre lois Prompt delivery OF
transfer OF lease. Now Is your oppor-
tunity Write or wire today
VI. : FRANKLIN.
LiceEsed Broke
sos s. RI Paso St P %. Box 1882
e Paso. rexaA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
CLOUDCROFT TINE TABLE
FOR SUMMER IS ANNOUNCED

The new SINNER time table to Cloud
croft, n 81, which will be effective
May 81 and continue throughout the
summer season. has been received
at the office Of Garnett King. general
passenger agent Of the F. p & s ".
system The eastbound Golden State
limited which leaves FL Paso at ~
D. m, viii connect with the Cloudcroft
train at Alamogordo, n n, arriving
at the latter station at 2-47 p. M The
ClOudcroft train viii leave Alamo
gordo at p. m. and arrive at its des-
tination at $50 D. m. On the return
trip the train viii leave Cloudcroft at
1910 a. m, arriving at AlamoEordo
at 1890 p. m. leaving Alam0gordo at
I p. m, and arriving at FL Paso on the
Golden state limited at $40 2. m
Arrangements for those who wish 20
90 to Cloudcroft TO prepare for the
summer season before Nay 81 VIII be
made by Mr. King within a few days.
The train which now leaves Alamo
gordo several hours before the Col
den state limited arrives for a con-
nection. viii be held for these people
on one certain day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
viii AHempt To Prove
Chicago Tribune Sought
To EmbroiLU S.-Merico

Mount Clemens, Lich., May Is
Notice that the plaintiff in the S1.000.-
600 libel suit OF Henry Ford against
the Chicago Daily Tribune and others
VIII attempt 70 prove that the Tribune.
in urging military preparedness three
years ago, did so in an effort to aid
Germany, was given 20 the jury hed
Thursday BY attorney Alfred j. Muir
ply, OF counsel for Mr. Ford.
The statement was made in the form
Of a final interrogatory to the entire
jury selection Of which was finished.
we viii try TO prove" said Mr..
Murphy, that the Chicago Daily Tri-
bune, in its campaign for prepared
ness. was doing so solely in an effort
TO embroil the United States in a war
with Mexico so that American NUM-
tions would be used on this continent
instead Of being shipped 10 the enc
mics Of Germany"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
CORN GOES UP;
REACTS LATER
Shortage of Available Sup
plies Gives New Up
turn in Market.

Chicago. H.. 8fay ls.-Laek Of sum
Client available supplies for immediate re-
quiremerts gave a new upturn today @
the corn market Opening prices. which
RANGED from 4 02zc higher. with July
at sL6lss aLs5 and September At s1-57,
were followed BY slight further gains and
then by something OF a reaction.
Oats independently Firm
oats displayed Independent lrmness
owing TO active inquiry from the seabord-
After opening unchanged 20 sc higher.
with July at 6s05sAc, the market eased
off a little.
Provisions were dull Quotations. never
theless. averaged slightly higher with
hogs and grain
Market Closes Heavy.
Predictions later that there would be
a material increase Of arrivals within a
week OF 10 days were accompanied by a
good deal Of selling Eressure- The mar
lzet closed heavy = 1zzc net lover with
July at sL6l7s GLs2 and September at
SISSY GL55z.
subsequently selling by houses with
stockyard conuec tons led to setback
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
RAILWAY WANTS
OIL FIELD NEAR
Geologist for Southern Pa
cific Tells How Rail
road Gets Its Oil.


Every oil field is peculiar TO itself"
It think there are two chances CT
finding oil. one in the cretaceous and
the other in Pennsylvania formation
Il have found the Pennsylvania
formation closer to Ell Paso than was
shown on the maps Of the L. S. geo
logical survey
The foregoing were statements OF
Prof. W r. Cummins OF Houston, one
Of the two biologists Of the Southern
Pacific railway system, on Wednes-
day. The head geoiogist OF that sys-
TEN is E. T. Dumble.
''The Southern Pacific railroad is
deeply interested in oil development
along its lines and this can be appre-
ciated when I say that we need 500
barrels day between Del Rio. Tex,
and FL Paso." said Mr.. Cummins. The
company gets into Galveston, Tex. by
tank steamers from its Tampico terri
tory 100000 barrels OF oil every eight
days. And we ship that oil out east
and west over the G. u. & S. A. from
Galveston and IL comes as far west as
Fl Paso. From the west the oil comes
from far off California So II must
be apparent how anxious the company
is that any concern may develop an
oil field anywhere along its lines.
I came thru e Paso as far back as
1858 and ] was connected with the
state geological survey for a numb Der
OF years in work 10 the eastward ia
Texas from the southern part up
through what is now some OF the most
important fields in Oklahoma. 7 gave
the names 10 many Of the series OF
formations and those names are still
maintained. I made a section across
the Pecos valley from the Guadalupe
mountains eastward They viii have
TO begin drilling in the middle Per-
milan there and I do not know how far
they viii have to drill TO get through
into the Pennsylvania I hope IL viii
not be very far
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
N. z. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

l8E Associated FressI-
New YORK. Nay 16--1lercanttle paper
5il G5fa percent
steriine. 60-day h1Is. sAs2H; CONNER
cclal sl-dav bills on banks. s4-62i CONNER
cial s0-day bills, Si-s1a demand, f4-s51l.
cables, s4655s-
Bar silver sL11-.
Mexican pesos A4c-
Time loans strong. all dates, So 05&
percent
CAN money easy; high percent: low
3 ruling rate 50 closing bid 5; o1tarad
s. Lass loan. : percent
Copper. firm- electrclTtic- 1905 : c.
Iron sreadv-- No. i northern and no.
southern, s29.75; No southern and No
q northern se6.75-
Lead. sirong-spot, S4ss; July. ss-1oe
$50
sDciter. firm-E1ast St Louis spot, ss-e7
bldg June. ff-15 6--a.
I0NDON METALS MARKET.
London. Ems. Nay 1s.-CloslnE quota-
lions in the metals market today were
as ioi .,- rae "a. .i.,+-,,--,,, ss1
les
Tin. 1914 rs Cd
srcIter SIS lis
Lead. Eef. IS Sd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
ARKANSAS CONCERN
DRILLS NLOUISIANA

Shreveport. La. Nay 16-The Hope
Oil and Gas company intends 10 put q
test vel down in Webster parish, ad-
Joining Claiborne parish at an early
date The well viii be drilled on a
block OF land containing 1900 acres
two miles east Of Allnden Though a
large forfeit has been PIT up for drill
ing operations to commence before
October. the company plans 10 begin
work as soon as the derrick can be
placed. and the necessary arrange
mfuts made. This oil company Is a
Hope. Ark. concern. with A L Belts,
OF Hope, as president. II F. Secrest
a weli-known driller in Oklahoma oil
circles is manager
The new location IS about two miles
north and west from Ferguson No. 3,
location which has been made by the
Nfindsn Oil and Petroleum company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

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Bold face lines double price
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
COTTON RISES;
BUYING HEAVY
Prices Gain 19 to 25 Points
In First Half Hour
OF Trading.

rev Orleans. Ia. Nay 16--Better cl-
bies than due and continued favorable dry
goods accounts were responsible for a buy
ing wave on the opening Ct the cotton
market today. In the first half hour Of
trading prices gained 1s 10 % points.
which put all months to new high rec
o-ds.
Cotton opened steady May. s1915s
July. $3.50. October. E-1.9S- Deem Der.
f2f-s15 January, f2f.66-
The forecast OF showers for the greater
portion OF the belt increased the demand
In the trading I'D 10 noon. prices were
sent a. 20 81 points over yesterdays
finals
spot cotton. steady 10 IS points up
Sales on the spot. 2210 bales TO arrive
11ll bales Low middilne. S25-63. mid
ding. szS.sS. good middlinF. seasS. Re
ceipts. 2ll0 bales; stock. 412.079 bales
Realizing by longs checked the upward
movement ard brought about a small re-
action Al 1 o'clock prices were % 20 IS
points above the closing level Of yester-
day-
Cotton closed very steady Friday az an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
MANY CANDIDATES FOR
CHIHUAHUA GOVERNORSHIP

Notwithstanding the fact that there
material election in Chihuahua and
villa seems TO be roaming over the
greater part Of the state at viii so
that an election is considered by lead
ing MeXicaus as hardly practicable
there are two candidates for the Of
flee OF governor. it is said that former
Gov Ignacio Enrique is the choice Of
the two parties known as the Reds
and Green's. who have heretofore
been fighting each other. The party
called the Blues" IS back Of julio
OrueIes OF the city Of chihuahua Gov.
Enriuuez Is expected in Juarez in the
near future
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
STOCK MARKET
BROAD, ACTIVE
Close Is Strong; Rails Lay
Foundation for Heavy
Trading Of Session.

NGW York Nay l6.-Elails laid the touH-
dation FOR today's very broad and active
stock market, heavy buying embracing
high and low grade issues. sales approx
imated 1.sGo.o 200 shares
Tho close was sironc.
Liberty bond CLOSING prices were -
first fiis e5-72i second 4iss sA4e; thlra
az 1855 fourth As $3.50.
Many Early Gains Made
stocks showed very little changes a.
the opening OF today's market but strong
er tendencies soon deEeloped on a renew a.
Of demand for shippinss. oils metals, urii-
titles and other recent leaders. American
international Castor Williams, Royal
Dutch, Texas company. Anaconda lnspi-
ration and Miami Coppers, American ana
soiidated Gas and General Cigars rose 1
10 9 points in the first half hour United
states steel gained only fraction ana
rails were Irregular. coalers hardening
while Paciflcg and Changers MADE frac-
tioual receszions-
Buying CONTINUES Heavy.
Buying o. shippings. OILS, meals ana
equipments continued at a lively pace dur
Ing the morning market. but utilities re-
acted on e 3 point setback for Brooklyn
Transit american international extend
ed its gain g points and Gaston-Wil-
impression other STOCKS especially minor
coppers and kindred Issues, moved stead
fiy higher
The inquiry for rails was comparatively
limited at the first, but before noon NJ
nerous investment AID secondary sharea
Great Northern Atchison, Reading and
Norfolk sad Western and St Pauls, be-
ccame extremely active at gains OF TO
1H points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
FORMER CHIHUAHUA RESIDENT
DIES INALOCAL HOSPITAL

1Irs Mary Buchanan. wife Of r A.
Buchanan. Of FL Paso. died in a local
hospital al 10 .. III. Thursday after an
illness Of about a month. she was
55 years Of age and had resided in FL
F'aso several years since she and her
husband left Mexico City. They had
previously resided In Chihuahua
Funeral services VIII be held at the
chapel 70S North Stanton street sat
urdav at 10 a. H., and viii be con-
Quoted by the Rev Percy knicker-
booker Of the Trinity Methodist
church 1nterment VIII be in Ever
green cemetery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
GARRETT KING RETURNS
FROM TRIP TO ARIZONA

Garrett King. general passenger
agent Of the E P & s w system. re-
turned Friday from Phoenix. Ariz.,
state committee to allow the Arizona
Southern railroad. a subsidiary Of the
p. p. & s. W system to operate under
the same rate charges as apply 70 the
E p. S ". road The Arizona South
ern is not controlled by the govern
ment and. therefore. was comprised in
the administration tariffs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Special Notices


MRS CHONLA-Noman's E1-. crochet a
.attinE. orders taken. l29 =. Campoell
ACCORDIOS plaitlnE. hemsttchiug- picot-
Ing Miss Corufn. IS Buckler BIZ Ph- lsll
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners. ski
81. Erwin Mfg Co. 111o-
CURTAINS, lace bedspreads. table covers,
laundered; high class work; quick aeryiee'
special rates 10 pairs. Richmond'a lls-M-
WANTED-Two more autos 70 complete
carload for Los Anseies- p II Luezett-
Phone 1855
DANCING every night from 20 10; good
service; Jazzy music special Saturday and
sunday.
BOSTON CAFE
102-1of East Second
NOTICE
EMBROIDERY work done on silk crepe OF
any kind Of goods All kinds OF fancy
work made 70 order and promptly alled-
children's clothes a sneclaltys reazounnle
prices Gail at $3.50 Douglas street Pm
ROACH POWDER-Kiu Hose large water
reaches In your home. also for ries-uon-
poison Guaranteed 20 do ths work OF
money back
Ell PAsO SEED co.
521-5zS r. san Antonio 81
Just East of COURTEOUS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
THOUSANDS OF ACRES
LOCATED AT H0LBROOK

Hoibrook. ARK. Nay 16-The Hopi
wen Is to have a much heavier rig.
installed by the Wind River OIL and
Refining company. q Denver corpora-
ton locally represented by Robert
Adams The Holbrook oil company
has about completed its rig and IS
building a new road The Arizona
Texas company IS a new corporation
fhstlis preparing 70 start work in the
local field Thirty miles to the south
ward. oil on the water Of the y A.
Brimhau we'll near Snowflake, has
been the main cause for the location
Of many thousands OF acres OF land
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
AUDITOR IS EXPECTED

T C. Weiss, general auditor OF the
federal reserve bank at Dallas. Tex,
and T. n Nieudorff. successor TO Paul
miller as assistant federal agent Of
the reserve branch at FL Paso. are due
10 arrive here from Dallas this after
noon lIr Weiss viii make the legal
transfer OF the branch from manager
sam LaWder 10 mis- successor. r. R
Gfnert. who arrived here wednesday
and the transfer Of the agency from
1lr Miller 20 Mr.. Niendorff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Wanled-lII5ce1l
-------4---------------~---
HIGHEST prices paid for sacks. Rio GranIa
Fuel q Feed Co. 1rils ard Virginia
WANTED-To huy 20 stands u bees Pr
Sl1-E.
SNAIL CASH register wanted. GIVE sIza
location and price. Aust Do 1argain. Al-
dress AIS. care Herald
WANEED-Erperr band saw sharpe1ef.
Others need not apply. Address 30 u D.
Peraz Gale Nina N1- s1L Chlhnalus.
NeUico-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Help Wanssd-PsmaIs

nelp Uanteo-r emale
B WANTED-Giri for lunch counter sud a
sold drink stand. Phone 50 az Lynehville.
I COOk-rWo in family stay nights 1905
z WANTED-Wornan ~ assist win c0ozils
aud seneral housewor.S. cal AZ SOS Noble
+ WANrED-Amerlcan woman Tor ransral
houseworlz- reference required Apply -1s
T Texas street.
Z NANrED-Au experienced cook. only
{ in famliys good wages Apply zoos Lfsa
ENGLISH speaking Mexican Eiri Tor gen
eral Homework and cooking Phone f1-
s95 We B1e.egara
DIR. EDWARD AUER. Sl6-Is Trust BID.
Chronic diseases. Diseases % women
Especially equipped for treatment Of all
Ne-vous diseases Phone fst.
WANrED=A girl 90 essisl az houseror---
Prefer one who wiz stay nights. Can SIS
Upsnn Ave.
WAVED woman Or nan and vie 70
take care OF few rooms for the rent Cali
az 1Qs n stanton
WANTED-Competert lady stsnorranher
and bookkeeper- Adde'S k-si. care Her
WANTED-EnsIish sDeakIng 81 Tor gen
eral homework Aust stay nights. Phi
Af6lM
~ AAaNAa " ~ A - HaAH-HlAA+NH NAaAHAI
1rust have tuberculosis experience. Bap-
tist Sauatorium- Phone 1885
WANTED-An experienced E1elisf speal--
ing chamber maid. Apply IN person. The
Wcstmoore. 113 IS. Missouri
NANTED-Exuerlenc dinirg roo-n gsit-
resses. $40 week Lunch counter wait-
reeseF 81 ueaE. Apply Modern cafe.
basement Mills Bldg
WANTED Enslish srelking Eirl to cook
and DO Homework for family o. three
good Job Come 90 Piggiy WisEiy No 4.
-1l T. san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
HUEcO RANGER COMPANY
DRILLING ITS FIRST WELL

The Hueco Ranger OIL company, OF
FL paso. Texas. commenced drilllne
its No I well on the Holeman lrac-
northwes Of Ranger. Texas. on Thurs
cav Of this week The drilling IS
being done by the Hercules Petroleum
company on $3.50 basis Otis e
Coles. trustee OF the Huecos company
rs there watching operations.
s-he holdings Of the Hueco Ranger
company unon which drilling is now
started. consists Of 40 acres near the
Prairie OH and Gas company's Dan
lev we'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Real Estate Wanted


WANTED 10 h-Iy from owner. s or room
bungalow. Alia Vista Take terms Al-
dress Af5. care Herald
WANTED-Good -enements. close ID only
LEE NEWMAN. Tenement Socialist
Fhoue 4s9-- 1r5 s = Paao 81
TANTED-uptodats modern house With
s or rooms On Rio Grandc Ion-lra-
boulevard or close in FOR cash Pi51s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain, Close
Coru-lay S1-G1H. September fl-55 T.
Dats-JulT sos C, September 64zsc-
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-l1ay S52.75. July $3.50.
Lard-July SsLT2, September S21-s5.
RIbs-1iay S2s-s7. July s37-65.
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago. III. Nay 16--Butter-Higher
Creamery, 55G5s re
EEEs-Receipts. 24.757 cases; higher
Firsts, 42H Gssz C.; ordinary fizsts- SO
40 &c; az market cases Included. IS @ ~ &c
Storage packed firsts. 455ac; extra 45iz @
Acc
Poultry-Alfve. higher; fowls. 5fHc
Potatoes-Arrivals % cars; old stock
firm CARROTS northerns sacked and bulk
United States grade No. /, sLs0G210;
new stock. steady; Florida Spaulding Rose
No. J. jobhing. sSGS.T5 barrel
Kansas City Produce, Close.
kansas City a1o-. Nay 16.-Buuer-Uu-
changed. packing, 4Sc.
Unchanged Elrsts, 43c-
Poultry - Unchanged Hens. 29Hc;
roosters, 17ci broIers. z5 q SIC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

Mexico city states that there IS a
favorable market in that district Tor
the sale Of certain kinds OF glazed
thing for walls and floors A list Of
tile dealers in Mexico City may be
obtained from the bureau OF foreign
and domestic commerce branch office
either I'm New Orleans or san Fran-
cisco by referring 10 file No 1o9.l22-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

Observations taken
IT 8 a. m. 18th
meridian time. Nay
Is. 1919.
Forecasts
Fl Paso and VI
entity Probably fair
tonight and Satur-
Gay.
New Mexico. To-
night and Saturday
generally fair cool
er southeast portion
Arizona Tonight
and Saturday fair:
not much change in
Temperature.
West Texas To-
night and Saturday
probably fair except
scattered showers
extr enc southeast
portion.
ia Fl Paso az noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

OAKLAND Cain Nay 10 resolu-
ton endorsing the proposed nation
wide strike in behalf OF Thomas J.
Mooney has been adopted by the Pa
clfic Coast Metal Trades council. rep
resenting 100000 shipyard and other
metal trades workers now in session
here. delegates to the convention an
nOunced here Thursday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
IrlREE PoLICE LII ANGRY.

FRANCISCO I0Tar , Ferez. me neW
chief Of police Of Juarez, is said TO be
feeling angry at an alleged attack
made upon him by Fl Heraldo, a AeN-
ioan daily published ia chihuahua
city. He is accused OF being in favor
Of z. Ignacio Enrieuez for governor
and 1t Is claimed also that the paper
cast aspersions upon his character