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Oxford eagle., 1919-08-28

1t is now a settled fact that Lieut.
Gov. Lee M. Russell has been elected
Governor of the State of Mississippi
by large majority.
A long distance telephone message
received at the Eagle office at 1:30
o'clock this morning from Russell's
headquarters at jackson, gives Rus
sell majority over Johnston of 7346.
Only few small precincts to hear
from, there is no doubt as to Russell S
election by a good majority.
Wild rumors coming in from vari-
Gus sources this morning to the effect
that Russell's election is doubtful and
that a recount will probably be neces-
sary to decide the election are swept
away and all doubts are set at rest
with the coming of the facts showing
the exact figures Of Russells majority
The County Vote
The county election passed off very
quietly, SO all reports have it, and
Lee Russell carried every box in the
county by big majorities. His ma
jority in the county was 1885.
The Vote.
For Governor:
Lee M. Russell .1783
Oscar Johnston ................ 448
For Lieutenant Governor:
H. H. Casteel. ........... 1874
j. F. Friarson ................ 848
For Supreme Court Clerk:
Billie CIV. J.) Buck. ........... .1134
Geo c.. Myers ................ 1913
r r Commissioner
w. B. Wilson ................1 .124o
Claude r. Horne .............. 833
For Representative
John F. Goolsby ..............1O .1O51
w. G.. Boyett ................11 .1117
For Sheriff
J. c.. Hartsfield ..............12 1900
Ton, Metts 1924
For County Treasurer.
T. D. Ragland ...............1O .1O39
j. H. Anderson .............. 1143
For Tax Assessor.
Emuel Mooney .............. 1O81
T. r. Allen .............. 113C
Oxford eagle., 1919-08-28
At 1880 O'CLOCK THIS
MORNING HIS MAJ
JOR|TY WAS 7,346

FriersOn Lieutenant GOvernOr-Hartsfeld Is
Allen Elected Tax Assessor, BOyett For
Representative and Anderson For Treasurer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
COwboyS Begin
Their Roundup
Of Mavericks
7. NJ. c. A. Campaign
for Members Starts Off
With Enthusiasm.

Interest is shown by passersby in
front OF the central Y n c. a. in an
army chuekwagon whose stove funnel
looks more like a cannon than a
chuclzwagon. The wagon was PLACID
al the back door at the beginning Of
the roundup Monday night The
original plan was 10 have j. "A use IN
the back yard Of the Guiding, but
rain drove the cowboys inside
Cowboys. with their broadhrimmef
hats. red handkerchiefS and buckskin
trousers, lined up with their mess kits
70 receise their chuck
G. P. Putnam. chairman Of the CEN
trai branch committee Of management,
made hit as Col Cody c. a. Mar
tin head of the mems section gave a
talk 20 his ranch bosses and cowboys
Ben Howell. leader Of the bcy's sec
ton. was given a yell
The pltting Of the cowboys OF the
senior ranches against the cowboys
stunts OF the evening. Ranch bosses
quickly assigned territory and work
to cowboys for Tuesdays service and
warned each worker that he was eN-
pected 10 rope in not less than one
steer each day and report results at
chucl1Wagon each evening at s o'clock.
Those who have been connected
with campaign in the local associa-
tipn declare that the present roundup
IS the best ever had in the local asso-
ciarion-
The branding OF the Mavericks viii
take place en- the closing night Of
the roundup, but reports are turned
in each evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
DIEGUEZ PLANS
TRIP To JUAREZ
Military Commander Of
North of Mexico Coming
to Border.

Reports received in Juarez Monday
afternoon stated that sometime in oc-
tober Gen Manuel A. Dieguez. mill
tary commander in the north Of Mex
leo. will visit that city and possibly
Il Paso. The general was to have
visited Juarez in September but the
press Of business prevented
Gen Dieguez has Repeatedly beeen
invited 10 visit Juarez and to inspect
the garrison there in addition to
studying border conditions. He replied
each time that he was actively en-
.gaged in the pursuit OF Francisco
Villas scattered bands and that IN
til he had met the bandits he would
be unable TO make the trip.
Recently at Durango his soldiers
gave Villa a severe beating and
scattered the bandits. He now feels
freee to make the trip and will come
TO Juarez in a special military train
Officers under command Of Gen
Dieguez say he has outlined stern
policy in handling the bandit situa-
ton and that since this policy OF
showing no mercy. TO bandits has
been in practice CONSERVATION has
reigned IN the rebel camps
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
Y. GARRANZi IS
CALLED TRAITOR
Villa Says Mexican Presi-
dent Gained Power by
Aid of Wilson Alone.

Washington, d c.. Sept 25--Fran p
cisco Villa. general in chief Of the
revolutionary forces in Mexico, in a
manifesto for the nation" a copy Of
which has just reached Washington,
assaiIed president Carranza as a
traitor" ana called upon Mexicans 10
Join him in a new campaign against
the regime Of Carranza- This mani
festo. which is dated En- CamPamento.
in Durango. begins
To the large number OF crimes
against the democratic regime,
against the tranquility Of the country
and against the security and welfare
of its Inhabitants. Carranza has only
now added a new offense against
the dignity and sovereignty Of Mexico
New Offence ut Juarez.
This new offence consists in per-
hitting American troops 10 cross the
border into Juarez last June, for
which Villa blames Carranza and Gen.
Francisco Gonzalez.
Gonzalez was so slow" the mani-
festo says, that when the city OF
Juarez was occupied by a foreign
force. he asked in the most seryile
manner, permission 10 reenter the
city. the defence o. which had been
confided to his military honor. and
now he has the effrontery 10 say that
it was his troops that defeated u.s.
After eondemning Carranza for at
tempting TO -'perpetuate himself in
power by means Of a -constitu-
tional government and By the farce
of the constituent assembly" Villa
continues.
The Mexican people viii continue
their fight until a definite triumph
Is reached 10 secure their rights. The
entire nation realizes the deceit Of
which IL has been victim, and that
Carranza has alone managed 10 gain
given BY president Wilson. permitting
Carranza 10 pass troops through
American territory during the Sonora
campaign. at the exclusive object Of
aiding him as a candidate in the fol-
lowing political election.
No ReprfSaIs On Americans
There need be no fear OF reprisals
on our part" the manifesto continues,
against honorable Americans who
live in this country. as We VIII not
allow the results Of the fault or error
Of a ruler OF his subalterns to fan
upon the innocents.
" Carranza has just committed
two nefarious crimes. which reveal
his weakness and show our coming
victory. Not three months ago he
committed the most infamous be-
travail, in assassinatiug an enemy
whom he could not defeat in honest
warfare. the hero Of the south, the late
Gen. Zapata. whose death we lament
equaiIr with his soldiers and others
struggling for liberty. And, without
even counting the indignation this
act produced, he has sunk so low as
to stain the national dignity. Undue
ing the invasion Of our territory by a
foreign force. causing a spurious in
prevention on the part Of the United
States. in our national differences.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
Rain Damages
Railroad And
Texas Cattle
Rio Grande Is 10 Fee
Higher Than It Ever
Was IN Its History.

High water IN the FL Paso division
OF the G. II. and S. A. raflorad caused
approximately 100000 damage. and
wiz tie up traffic for two weeks. &C
cording 10 4 wiro received at the
railroad office Tuesday from superin-
tendent T. @. 0DonnelL
The damaged area reaches from El
Paso TO the Texas coast. the wire
says, and according to 3lr- O'DonneIl
the Rio Grande rose 51sz feet. 10
feet higher than ever before. and the
Pecos river rose 50 feet and the
Devils river % feet.
The superintendent reports that a
~ inch rain fell in IS hours. He
also reports a big rise in Pump OF
osman canyon which drains 600
square miles
sea guils and sea martins are seen
10y the hundreds, the telegram says.
and at Lanetry they were seen in
large numbers.
The rain. which is still falling a
little. is said 20 be the biggest the
country has known in 30 years.
Besides the damage done the rail-
road, the loss to Texas livestock was
reported as heavy.
Other reports received by railroad
officials indicate that q slow rain
has been falling for the past ten
hours over practically ali the country
west Of tho Pecos 10 Fl Paso and ap-
nroKimateiy 30 miles further west
into New Mexico. Reports indicate
that slow rain is also falling over
a large portion Of southern New
Mexico Southern Pacific railroad
officials report that a slow rain has
been falling for several hours along
the route of that road as far as Sc
miles west Of Fl Paso-
Reports received at the Texas G.
Pacific office said only light rains
had fallen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
Ell Paso Gets a Good
Shouer Bath; Rain
Falls for Fire Hours

FL Paso got the nest shower bath
she has had this season Tuesday
when it rained almost conllnuo usi. !,
from 6 o'clock until o'clock At ?
o'clock there was q hrief interval be-
tween showers in which the streets
which had assumed the aspect o.
young rivers. were given an oppor-
tunity 20 drain
with the rain came a cool snan
which resulted in the removal o.
screen doors from many doWntoWn
stores on the theory that sumner had
abdfcated. The cool snap also brought
out coats high shoes and so reports
saw. considerable wooden netherwssr.
Raincoats, rubbers and umbrellas
sold well
The amount OF rainfall Tuesday
registered at 1 O'Clock was -15 incn-
The amount registered All day Non
dav was only IA inch There was no
rain Monday night.
The weather bureau promises 1aif
weather tonight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
Bandit C7-aSed
ByBoy,SDeath
Turns To Fiend
Mexico City Newspaper
Gives Details of Mas
sacre Near Durango.


That his little boy, captive Of a
Carranza train guard, was killed in
the dynamiting OF National railway
train between Canitas and the city
Of Durango in the state Of. Durango
appears 10 have been the couse Of the
massacre by the rebel bandit Carreon
on September u. according TO the Ex-
celsior. a leading Mexico City daily
giving as its authority for the par
ticulars Trinidad Mezy Silva, one
OF the passengers on the Inflated
train.
About 100 men with women and
children and the Carranza train
guard were murdered in the most
fiendish manner. burned I'D IN the
wrecked train and about 50 persons.
including some 10 women and girls
Of the leading families Of Durango
were taken captive and carried away
into the haunts Of the captors-
Rebel Dynamifed Train.
The subsistence Of the story as given
by Excelsior. is that the train was
dynamited by another rebel bandit
leader Mendez and his men, II ap-
pears that Carreon. knowing. that his
little boy was a captive OF the tram
guard. had begged Mendez not 10
dynamite the train The latter did
SO. however, but Carreon came up
little later ana was SO lnfurlated that
he made for Mendez to XIII the lat
ter Happening TO see the dead body
Of his child Carre0n turned. fell on
81 and EN- braced the lffeless body,
weeping bitterly for a few minutes.
Then he arose q fiend incarnate,
seemed 10 forget his enemy Of a few
moments before, took command Of all
the rebel bandit band and led in
completing The awful butchery begun
before he arrived.
oil Helped Flames.
Men, women and children were
stripped Of even their clothing Naked
women and children who tried 20 get
back in the train had their brains
dashed out BIZ the butts OF rifles in
the hands Of the fiends.
After robhinE the train. oil was
taken from the tender and put over
the cars TO help the flames finish
their work Some of the victims were
burned alive in the train Then Car
reon had a return OF his parental in
stinct. He stopped and picked up
tenderly the body Of -his infant son.
Rugged it to his breast wrapped
around It q serape, and taking it on
the horn Of his saddle before him,
galloped away from the scene Of the
bloody work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
PARRAL IS NOT
FOND Of GRING0
Anti -Amencan and Anti
Spanish Sentiment Were
Shown on Sept. Is.

plrral. Chihualla- Mexico sept 45-
-lBv mau.j-The national indepeu-
dence day passed in Parral with the
usual anti American display.
zen. Manuel Dieguez was here with
other generals Of The line, and a con-
siderable humber Of troops, mostly In
dams Eaquis DieEuez arrived on
the 10th with his military trains. and
ms nfehr Of the 11lh a ball was given
FRI his honor az the Foreign club. II
was q success and lasted all night
The bard played on the plaza Erin-
cina1 during the evening on tne l5lns
and ererTthiue Ws lovely Al u
D. m the ~grito vas sounded ana
The mob broke loose windows were
broken fn the houses of Americans ana
Snaniards aH along the line Of march.
Death 20 the eringo was shouted 10
-he music of the band.
The Paz=ai Foreign club was stoned
and several windows broken lnese
are the same quarters occupied at
present hy the american Smelters
Securities company where Cen Die
EGez and his stafE entertained a few
DAYS previous on the whole, every
thing went off as usual
On the 10th there was military
parade with review Of the troops by
Gen. Die2uez. airulane activities IN
the afternoon. and at night big
serenade on the plaza Everything
WAS quiet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
BATTLE HYMN OF CAMPAIGN
WILL BE SALVATION NELL

@salvation NeIl' VIII be the official
battle hymn Of the campaign TO raise
a fund for the salvation Army home
service next week. Pretty society
girls wearing the blue bonnet and
habit OF the army VIII sing this song
ia the moving picture rheaters next
week. the bands VIII play II durine
the drive and the mems quartet VIII
sing 10 at the four minute SINGS.
which viii replace the four minute
speeches in the theaters and on the
downtown corners next week
q meeting II an team captains VIII
De held at s o'clock tonight at the
chamber Of commerce.
The drive viii start Monday. and
VIII close with Doughnut day. 0cro-
Der f. An effort viii be made to
complete the FUND in three days and
devote the remaining two days TO
-mopplns up in the downtown dis
tricr. The Womeus team COM
Inanded by AIRS. Win r. Brown. VIII
have charge OF the attack on the
residence district. while MAJ Burgess.
Maurice Swartz and their staff viii
command the assault on the pocket
books Of the business men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
QUIET WEEK IN DESDEMONA;
NEW PRODUCTION IS SMALL

Last week vas a quiet one for the
Desdemona. Texas. field The Two
biggest competitions were the humble
Oh and RefininE compauy's Davis No
e. and Maschow and associates
Rushing town lor uel The flush
production OF these wells was 1900
barrels for the former and 1000 for
the latter The Baird No. j wen Of
Vic Martin and associates was cred
tied with 800 barrels. The Ed Putty
wei. Just north OF Desdemona. be-
longing to Crosbie and associates,
flowed $50 barrels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
Policeman No Policeman
When a Baseball PLauer

When IS a policeman not a police
man.
This was 2 question judge Charles
Pollock Of corporation court had 20
decide M1ndar afternoon. Pablo
lora, who was arrested Sunday
morning at Foundry park. following
an alteration with a patrolman. ap-
peared in court Monday with the
plea that the officer was in a base
bail ulifqrm and that he did not
know ne was disturbing patrolman.
Following a consideration OF the
matter the police recommended
Mota's dismissal and he was released.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
GarYanSa Is
Defended By
Witness Lii
American Accountant Says
Mexican Leader Not So
Anti-American.

Washington. D. c.. Sept. 25.-vigor-
Gus defence Of the Carranza admins
tration was presented to the senate
investigating committee today, By
Thomas r. LII, a certified accountant
who. with other. Americans, went 90
Mexico in 1917 10 assist in formulate
ing plan Of administrative and IL
nanciai reform They were invited, he
said. by Luis Cabrera and Alberto
Pam, members Of the Carranza cabi-
net. and many Of their suggestions
were approved and adopted.
From five to ten Americans. Lii
said. were engaged in the work and
ne suggested that their presence wac
an Indication that Carranza was not
nearly as anti-American as commonly
reported.
Charges that Carranza countenanced
financial irregularities in his officials
were denied by the witness
Debt Responsibility Debatnhle.
President Carranza may ask FOR ar
bitration to determine the present
Mexican governments responsibility
with respect to a bond issue Of 200.-
0Qo0 pesos authorized by the Ma
dero administration and carried out
by Huerta, Mr.. Lii told the commit
tee.
Nh LII said tne disposition OF the
money obtained from the bond issue
and the circumstances surrounding its
notation were such that he regarded
1Iexfco's responsibility as debatable.
Sixty millions Of the 200.000.000 pesos
were sold in France and Belgium, he
said.
Total obligations Of Mexico were
placed nv the witness at $4,000, GOO
nesos. exclusive Of 100000 in in
trest now due. He was reminded by
chairman FAN that recently Luis Ca
brera. minister Of finanse. had fixed
il nj one billion dollars.
Mr.. LII said the ability OF Mexico
to pay more more than 25.ooe,ooo or
10000 900 pesos on her debt depended
upon financial assistance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
DENIEs BURLEsON TRIED TO
DICTATE To COMMISSION

Washington, D. c., sept 2S--George
r.. Wales. Of the civil service COM
mission. Monday told the senate post
office subcommittee. considering con-
tested postmaster nominations. that
the postoffice department had not en-
deavored to exert any undue influ-
ence upon the commission.
Wales, who said he was q Republic
can, also defended the commissions
action in changing ratings given In
q civil service examination so that
Robert T. Wade, Democrat. was al
lowed n percentage higher than that
Of Cleveland Willis. Republican. for
the misunderstanding at Moorehead City.
y. C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
new SPANISH AND ENGLISH
NEWSPAPER FOR Ell PASO

-EI Nacinnal a new daily newspa-
rer. printed in Spanish and English,
win make SITS first appearance Mon
day afternoon The paper viii be
printed in - Paso and VIII be six or
eight PAGES in size Augustin Ave
leTra- OF lleNlco City. 8 prominent
4lexican newspaper man, VIII operate
TIE local uauer Those backing the
new paper have announced their poll
cr as friendly to the government Of
lleEica. The primary purpose OF the
paper. however VIII be to place be-
fore the ish-Anericau people a
paper in the two languages
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

AMERICAN LEGION BEGINS
A DRIVE FOR NEW MEMBERS

ican legion IS on. Membership com
mittees are enlisting their bunkies
and shipmates.
Mason Pollard IS president of the FL
Paso chapter.
A meeting Friday viii be in charge
OF the entertainment committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
FORDs SECURE ALL STOCK
IN FORD MOTOR COMPANY

Detroit. Mich. sept. 23.-Control Of
all stock iu the Ford Motor company
has been secured by Henry Ford and
his son. Edsel- X was announced here
today through purchase OF the minor
ifr holdings OF James Couzeus. miI-
IOnaire mayor Of Detroit and former
Vice president Of the company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
WOMAN ACCUSED OF VIOLATING
THE FEDERAL PASSPORT law

United States deputy marshal
Eugene Womeldorf left Tuesday for
Santa Fe. \. NJ. In custody Of Julia
Diaz- She IS being taken to Santa Fe
on a warrant Of removal issued by
federal Judge ". r smith She viii
be tried in Santa Fe on a charge Of
violating the United States passport
law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

49,. a.
at n m lst1
meridian time sept
g, 1873.
Forecasts
FL Pas0 and vida
Ity- Generally Cir
tonight and Welnes-
days warmer We'd
nesday.
New 1lexico To-
night fairs not so
cold north portion
Wednesday fair and
warmer east portion
Arizona Tonight
fair warmer north
portions cooler ex-
irene southwest por-
tirn wednesday
generally fair
West Texas To-
night and Meines-
rIsa -rn- mn~# n~lT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

Arthur Leferriere. son chemist Of
the aericulluralt department Of the
chamber % commerce has sent TO the
Texas agricultural college samples Of
eisht different kinds Of soil found in
The II Paso valley The soil viii be
used in analytical experiments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

Jose Gronillo. pleaded guilty in
county criminal court Tuesday to a
charge Of carrying a pistol and was
given sentence Of 30 days iu the
county Jail Gronillo was arrested
last month at Ysleta by a Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
Seth Bullock, Life Long
Friend OF Roosevelt, Is
Dead In South Dakota

Deadwood. S. d. Sept. 23--seth
Bullock. life long personal friend OF
the late Theodore Roosevelt, eied az
Illness OF several weeks he was
pioneer Of the Black Hills and vas
81 years old.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

austin. Tex. sept 23.-The charter
Of sam Goodman and company. Of 81
paso. was filed today in the state
department The capitol stock IS S25,-
600 The lncorporators. sam Good
man. Harry Goodman and II. II Hend-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
SENTENCE HOGAN TO SERVE
TWO YEARS II nEA ITENTI Az

Patrick HOGAN, recently indicted
for theft over $50. pleaded guilty be-
fore judge W d. Howe in the 3fth
district court Monday afternoon and
was sentenced 70 Two years IN the
state Denitentiarv- Hogan is alleged
to have stolen a riding saddle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
WATCH
THE BIG 4

Stomach Kidneys-Heart- Liver
Keep the vital organs healthy By
regularly taking the worlds stand
r7d remedy for kidney, liver,
ladder and urie acid troubIes-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
THE WEATHER.


DrBARrsfENT or AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23

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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-05-08
THE JUBILEE PREMIUM LIST
READY

The Advance Premium List of Field
Crops only of the 5Sth North Carolina
State Fair and Peace Jubilee to be held
October goth to 25th is now ready for
distribution. Mr.. Charles w. Horne.
OF Johnston, is president this year and
he and the other officers are work.
ing heart and soul for the greatest
fair and the greatest gathering of sol
diers and sailors and their relatives
and friends ever held inthe State.
The premiums in this Field Crop De-
partment have been largely increas.
ed. $1,000 is now offered for Best
County Exhibits, $500 for best dis
plays from any one farm and $1,000
for separate individual exhibits. Write
Secretary State Fair, Raleigh. N. C..
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-05-08
COULD HARDLY
STAND ALONE
Terrible Suffering From Headache,
,Sideache, Backache, and Weak
mess, Relieved BY Cardm,
Says This Texas Lady.

Gonzales, Tex Mrs. Minnie Phil.
pot, Of this place, writes: Give years
ago I was taken with q pain in my
left side. 1t was right under my
left RIB. It would commence with an
aching and extend up into my le3t
shoulder and on down into my back.
BY that time the pain would be so
severe I would have to take to bed,
and suffered usually about three days
...I suffered this way for three years,
and got to be a mere skeleton and was
30 weak could hardly stand alone
Was not able to 60 anywhere and had
30 let my house work 60. L suffered
awful with pain In my back and
had the headache all the time. / Just
was unable to do a thing. Ny life
was q misery, my stomach got I'm an
awful condition, caused from takina
80 much medicine. suffered 90 much
pain. had just about given IN all
hopes OF our getting anything to helm
me.
One day Birthday Almanac was
thrown b my yard. After reading
Its testimonials decided TO try Car
dui, and am SO thankful that / did.
Tor began to improve when On the
second bottle. Fl am now well
woman and feeling fine and the cure
has keen permanent for 1t las been
two years since my awful bad health.
I will always praise and recommend
Gatd'tt Try Gardui today 70 %