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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
SENATOR PARR
IS GIVEN SEAT
Contest With Ola sscock
Ends; Parr Gets Is Votes
To IA Against.

Austin. Texas. March 1A-Senator
Archie Parr Of DuvaI was seated as
the senator from the 23rd senatorial
district yesterday by a vote OF I6 to
Il The majority report Of the senate
committee seating Parr was adopted
by that vote after the question had
been debated for nearly two DAYS.
Senator r. II. Johnson Of Harris cast
the vote for Parr which decided the
Glasscock-Parr contest in favor Of
Parr.
This IS hod the senator's voted: For
adoption OF the majority report seat
ing Parr-Bailey. Bell, Caldwell, Car
lock, Clark, Dayton, borough. Faust,
Gibson, Hall. Johnson. 0IcNealus, Page
Rector. Smith. Strickland; 16. Against
seating Parr-Alderdyce Buchanan of
Bell. Buchanan Of Scurry. Cousins.
Dean, Dudley, Floyd, Hertzberger,
Hopkins. Suffer. Westbrook. Will
cord, Witt. Woods: II.
There was q tense moment in the
senate when senator Johnson Of Har-
ris arose TO speak, as his vote would
decide who is entitled to be seated.
Johnson said that he was confronted
with cobination Of circumstances
that his vote would decide the contest.
Both sides to the contest sought
votes by the old method" said John
son. and we are called on to decide
d contest TO a seat in the senate, the
question is, did the evidence show
ilasscock was legally elected I be
ieve Glasscock did not make out his
Ease and that Parr was legally
elected and I shall vote 20 seat Parr."
Senator Johnson secuted the idea
that by seating Parr It would injure
Gov. Hobby.
When I was told that II would IN
lure the governor, I replied 70 the
person addressing me, You don't
know what you are talking about"
The senator also justified the action
II the governor in sending rangers 10
he Rio Grande valley, because he said
{ had been represented to him that
gigantic frauds had been perpetrated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
MALICE AFORETHOUGHT"
CHARGE AGAINST C. L. KILE

Albuquerque. " ". March IA
Malice aforethought" was charged by
a coroner's jury today against George
l. Elle. of Toltec. y IT.. who yester-
day surrendered himself TO an officer
of the mounted police after a shooting
affray at Toltec, in which David B.
Whiteside. a Valencia county ranger.
was killed.
According 10 the jury's finding.
Whiteside was shot by Eile while the
former was in the act OF fleeing from
his assailant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
Will PRESENT
NEW ORDINANCE
Mayor Davis Announces
Plan To Regulate Salaries
of CITY EMPLOYEES.

A salary ordinance fixing the COM
pension OF certain city employees for
the coming two years viii be present
ed to the city council soon. probably
at the next meeting. mayor Davis an
nounced Friday morning. The ordin-
ance is now in process Of formulation
It will make provision for the salaries
OF the chief Of police. chief OF the fire
departm cnt. electrical inspector,
plumbing inspector, city engineer.
city clerk, tax assessor and collector,
city treasurer, and the heads Of other
departments.
Working Up Budgets.
The aldermen are now working on
the budgets for their respective de-
partments. In making up our budget
we find that one department viii have
some $4,000 this year for extra men
to be put on" said mayor Davis The
fire department will require Is more
men when the double platoon system
is put in force, and the civil service
commission has asked for p more
men for the police force. It is prob
able that some Il additional men viii
be granted for this department"
Work Of compiling their respective
budgets has been going on in the va
rious city departments for some time,
and the majority OF the budgets are
ready 10 be submitted. ii is said. Just
how the budgets compare with the
past year is not known. but az in two
OF the departments, fire and police,
personnel is required il is
probable that they viii be larger this
year. The city civil service commits
sion already has required that more
men be added TO the force to work for
greater efficiency.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
LARGE NUMBER OF TICKETS
SOLD HERE BY RAILROADS

Hartweu D. McGregor. agent for
the United States railway admins
trati0n. declares that q new record
for the selling Of railway tickets has
been established in FL PasO- $4,000
worth Of transportation being sold
from his office on Thursday
Since the 10 per cent reduction Of
military troops has begun there has
been a steady increase in our busi-
ness" said Mr. AIcGregor- But the
sales Thursday were unusual Sol
diers from both Fort Bliss and Camp
Bierne. filled our office during the
day. It is estimated that there will
be about $500 men discharged a month
in the territory that this office COW
ers. and naturally the greater ma
iority viii buy tickets from this Of
flee"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
TRAIN PARTLY DERAILED ON
BRIDGE; NO LIVES ARE LOST

A wreck. remarkable chiefly for the
loss that did not occur, happened on
the Texas & Pacific railroad early
Thursday morning when eastbOund
Sunshine Special was partially de-
rallied on a bridge near Odessa. One
car overturned just after crossing the
bridge Another was derailed on the
bridge but did not overturn. There
was no loss OF life and no one in
jured, so far as reported here. Traffic
was DELAYED
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
FOR TRAVELLERS
IN MAKING INCOME RETURNS

Washington. D. C., March 14.-Com-
mercial travellers receiving allowances
for expenses may deduct actual cost
Of meals and lodging in computing
their income tax. according to a rUl-
ing given today by commissioner
Roper TO George Payne. president CT
the Eastern and 8Iiddlewest Travellers
association.
ANY excess Of allowance above
money expended must be included in
taxable income Travellers working
on straight commission. without ex-
pense allowances, may not deduct their
e1penses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
TWO MEN AND INDIVIDUAL
BOWLING MATCHES STARTED

Toledo, Ohio. March 14-Competi-
ton in the twO-man and individual
events Of the American bowling con-
gress tournament started here at 9
o'clock this morning and within two
hours. four men had bowled into third.
fourth, fifth and seventh places in the
standings Of individuals.
J krakOra. Of Cleveland. had 643
for third place. and the best score Of
the early shift F. Martin. also OF
Cleveland, registered a total Of $50 for
fourth place; II. Culver, OF Toledo.
rolled into fifth. with his s27 for
three games, and H. Pierson, Of
Marion. had SIS for the fourth best
score. which was good for seventh
position.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14

approval. This bill was a preferred
measure Of the Texas Federation Of
Labor and also was actively supported
by T. c. Jennings. Texas commissioner
Of labor. and tbs women's civil organi-
cations OF the state The senate also
cOncurred in the house amendment
to the senate Inheritance tax bill, but
refused TO concur in the amendments
Of the lower branch to the bill Great
ing a wOman's division in the state
department Of labor and the senate
bill giving married women the right
to manage and dispose Of their own
separate property. 4 free conference
committee was named for each OF
these measures.
The central board Of control bill.
which was up for consideration in the
house this afternoon. was sidetracked
by the debate on the subject OF sine
die adjournment.
Convention Report Submitted.
The free conference committee re-
port on the resolution proposing the
calling Of a constitutional convention
was submitted 10 the house today.
This report proposes the calling OF
constitutional convention to meet in
Austin IN May, 1921. and an election
for the selection Of delegates at the
general election in November. 1920.
1t proposes convention OF 90 mem
.
congressional district and Is from the
state at large. A motion to adopt the
report OF the committee began de-
bate upon the report which departed
from both the senate and house resO-
luton in that each Of them proposed
submission on the calling OF the con-
vention TO the voters
DudIey's Bill Defeated.
In the house today a bill by senator
Of D fIa7- rnrH
to validate the sale OF free school
and asylum lands sold under the land
commissioner construction OF an act
Of the 25th legislature was defeated
by a vote OF So to 80 after having been
under consideration most Of the morn
ing session According TO eXplana-
tions advanced in the debate. the land
commissioner. upon the advice Of the
attorney general held that the act
which provided for purchase OF eight
portions OF state land without settle
ment was considered in connection
with another act which provided for
the purchase Of eight sections with
settlement This would allow one
person 10 purchase more than eight
sections OF state land. A supreme
court decision last March was that
purchases were still limited TO eight
sections. During the debate IL was
charged that the land commissioner,
IN response to a request by the house
that he furnish a list Of lands 10 be
invalidated by this act, had furnished
an incomplete list. These statements
were made by representative W. W.
Stewart and d. J. Neill.
Help to Voters BIZ Signed.
The senate bill which prohibits Civ
ing assistance to a voter in the prepa-
ration OF his ballot, except when the
voter is physically unable to write.
was signed yesterday afternoon by the
governor The bill carries the emer-
gency clause and is now a law
Signs Highway Bill.
The governor also signed the house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
FELIX JONES WILL GO TO
TRIAL IN DALLAS SOON

las. Tex. on March "a. in connection
with the death Of a stenographer in
that city several years ago. according
to word received Friday by sheriff
Seth b. Orndorff. Jones was convicted
OF killing T. c Lyons in FL Paso in
1917 and was given a sentence Of %
years in the state penitentiarv bv a
jury in the 3fth district court here.
He was taken TO Dallas TO face a
felony charge there following his trial
IN Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
HEAD OF MATCH COMPANY
IS VISITOR IN Ell PAS0

T. J. Reynolds. vice president Of the
Diamond Match company. accompanied
by his wife. arrived in FL Paso Fri
day morning They are on their way
from New York TO san Francisco. Cal.
AR Reynolds was IN conference with
his company's broker. Johnson Hale.
Friday morning. lIr. and Mrs. Rey-
nolds are expected to remain in Fl
Paso several days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
AREAL IRON TONIC
Like Pepfiron May Be Just what You
Need This gurfuE

Like PepfirOn May Be Just What You
Need This Spring.
Probably nine people out OF ten
have lost or are losing their grip on
health in these trying months Of
awful epldemics. exposure to damp.
changeable weather, and association
with sick people in overheated homes.
Depleted blood, loss Of the red cor
puscles, shattered nerves, loss Of ap-
petite. dull, doZy feelings in the head
irritability. all loudly call for the real
tonic strength and nourishment that
PepurOn VIII give you. It Is a won
derful corrective Of anemic tendency.
paleness, languOr, nerve exhaustion.
Pepuron restores the red cor
puscles TO the blood and gives a
natural vigor and snap that keeps
up courage. makes you CHEEKY and
helpful to your family and friends
and contributes wonderfully to the
health Of all Remember this one
things vitality. positively true
Peptiron Is real iron tonic.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
thin PEOPLE
OF Ell PAS0

Bitro-Phosphate should give you a
small. steady increase OF firm. healthy
flesh each day- IL supplies an essential
substance 90 the brain and nerves IN the
active form in which 30 normally occurs
IN the living cells u the body Bitro-
Phosphate replaces nerve waste and ere
atcs new strength and energy. sod by
druggists under definite guarantee Of re-
suits OF money blciz.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14

Harry Phoenix. CHIEF OF police. was
I'm his office fer several houre Thurs
day afternoon. Chief Phoenix who is
still very weak. was forced TO return
70 his home and viii not report for
duty until April ].
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14

joint resolution proposing an amend
ment 10 the constitution. authorizing
the state TO issue s75,00O.00 Of bonds
for the construction OF a comprehen-
sive road system in Texas The
amendment will be voted on Novem-
Der &, 1918
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
Police Search
City FOrHen
House Thieves
Complaints Received
OfDepredations Of the
Chicken Burglars.

During the past p hours the police
department has had several com
plants concerning the stealing o.
chickens by Mexicans
Out in the 1900 block on Durango
street. at > o'clock Friday morning
there was a great disturbance in the
chicken quarter Of the residence Of
Lee Vaughn The cackling and
screeching Of the fowls awoke the
neighborhood and the police were no.
titled that two Mexicans had been
seen running from the henhouse with
sacks filled with chickens. About 20
frying sized chickens were found
missing.
Nets n Neat sum.
With the price OF broilers at 81 %
apiece, the haul will net the thieves
neat sum The police. however. are
working on the cases and feel that
they will be able to apprehend the
henhouse burglars in short order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
FL PasO Ranger Oil Co.

The Stock selling at SIUO share nearly all sold.
Because
Thinking people Dho Investigate now the GREAT VALUE of
our 80 acres in the Ranger Field
Because f's
They know we haze ENORMOUS fund for Drilling and that
u0e od make good uord Stockholders r0hen Drill
ing wHI start Immediately.
Because
We haze made erTacagan promises exaggerated asment
but haze been perfectly candid all along .=4.sa
When stock selling H continue keep Stockholders
fully informed about everything going of interest them.
We VIII Have No Stock Left for Sale After Next Week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
FL Paso Ranger Oil Company

g. Sheldon Hotel. Open A NJ to P. NJ
Telephone 1858
Capital $780, 900 Shares 81 90 Each NOn-Assessab1e
TRUSTEES:
Robert Kraauer President Joseph Wright VicePresdent
J. Harry Henderson, Secretary o. Ey1er
Frederick Goodman
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-16
COTTON PRICES
RALLY FROM
DECLINE
Early Declines in Market
Followed by Sharp Rallies
in Late Trading.

NEW YORK. Dee. l5.-Thc violent
prics movements Of last week we're fol-
lowed BY very nervous and Irregular
fluctuations Nv the cotton market to-
day. E1rly declines we're followed hy
sharp rallied "a the late trading how
c,cr and the general list closed ateady
40 MT advance OF TO 45 points, With
lhc near months relatively firm
Tho market op.noa slcndy ~ av
cline of 30 points ON April but zen
points higher 10 points lower ON the
morc active positions There was scat
tcfcd buying on the further improve
mrnt ~ tho coal IS tuatiou but the OVER
Sunday news waa evidently disnp
poiutmcnt TO people who had bought
ON Saturday rumors of bottcd pros
poets for an onriy conclusion at the
pence treats, This led to grcnt dcal
OF LIQUIDATION and while the earlier
marlsot was nrctty well sustained ha
Liverpool buying 20 cover straddlca
prices broke U.s. soon aH the demand
from that source was Withdrawn LA
uidntion WINS particularly urtivc Boz thr
near munths. Trade interests wor.
moderate buyers on scale down. how
over, ana fhe market firmcd up late
In the day ON reuwed cotering 'uN
crs found encouragement ln the stead
Ter ruling or exchange ana the largest
exports reported for one day $50 fnr this
season
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-16
4. & Q. eeeR LerrsR.

NittiHl 20 Inc t1litl
NEN ORLEANS. fn Dec
While Tho murNct remains rather UNI
settled the undcitnnc Is better owing 90
some improvement in forcign c.chunge.
tie removal OF the fuel coal restrictions
against foreign vessels ln American
ports. indicating larger exports norr
favcrlhlc prospects fur uufNug She
poasc treaty abroad by the fUuitcI
States and because of further improve
mcn' in the labor situation and siron q
goods markets through the world.
Washington reports agreement hnF-
administration and representative of
the trninmcn ANA engineers ON Tive
question OF wages which avrrts thr
threatened ralrond strife. An mpur-
mg been reached between the railroad
eos from abroad In the way of pty-
ments OF interest on foraign loans. Dc-
combcr made the new hl,h record of
Ja3, Inst prices wrro 20 10 20 points
net higher.
The opening found un accumulation
~ selling orders and in the early trad
ina there We're declines In tho early
afternoon the market termed irregular
under straddllnn operations and 10 mot
with rricn tquldntion. Int IL flrmod
tant F'r Kos have hccn virtually set
tied thereby improving situation and
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-16

Ths worlds ,iandara remedy for kidr-g.
liver. bladder ID uric acid troubles, III
enemies OF liia and lo9ks. In uss Biuc9
1890 All drpesists, thtee sizer
souk Tor The naria Gold Medal on every Ser
and afre1t no sluitntign
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-16


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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-16

pernittlnc Industries 10 rcr on their
fuii capacity In the giiu Exports
from an parts todny Nil p.olnhly Doc
in cNcena of 10000 t1les asaln'i &c.,
goo this day lust yenr. nnu n. handfcdH
oi vessels viii be permitted 90 depart
ia tho ncnr futurc exports from Che
United States io Europe now about
900 large han the correspondent
date last eenr win kelly D. i.np1nlp
larger than one year gNo hN INC clos
of December. ar on tho haHia off about
d,qU0. 600 for lhu season, with indle
tlons OF incrciNina ihcrcrltcr. COZ b
goods ~ Now York remain ilrin ni ihn
highest prices since the Civl WIN.
apots in lis erpooi arc IN the Same pY-
sitiun. both tcndinN h.hcr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-16
Women
Made Young

--ight eyes. a clear skin and a b5cy
-A of youth ard health may b.
veura Il you win keep your system
u order BY regularly taking
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-16
NEW oaLrANs corroN.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. ll- Tho
trend 81 cotton was upward today
mainly as tho result OF "a much better
feeling regarding the situation ln for
olen exchange. although the large *
port movement helped swell tho de-
mand. Total cienranceH from an ports
were i0p. COZ bales AGAINST 97.0i2 this
hay last yeDr HIGHEST prices were
r'achei late ln tho day on predictions
Of continued Improvement n forcien
exchange rates 20 come from rcmittan-
uu rapidly iatc ir che scaaion
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-16
RI. e. b BEER
EstabIIshed is72-Nsw ofIeans,

Established 1s72-New Orleans, %,
Cotton. Stocks, Grain, Provisions, Cot
ton Seed. Oil. Sugar and Coffee.
Members OF New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change, New Orleans Future Broker9
Association, New York Produce FIX
change. New York STOCK Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange, New York
Coffee Exchange Chicago hoard OF
Trade. Associate Members OF LiTer-
pool Cotton Association.
Special attention given 10 the execu'
lion Of ordsrs ON The aboye exehanEes:
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-16
PRINCE AND DUKE

Tho high esteem IN which car
pcnticr lH hold in France IA well
cmpha sized in cnhlcrum received
d. Jimmy Bronson from the repre-
eehtativo of ~. DcColu. manager ~
the French Wonderland asking
Bronson 90 get in touch with
Dempsey ION fight iH France iias-
tile DAY. July a. nc stated that
Prince Murat who gave his home
To- President Wilson during the
peace conference. ana Duke de
Cases wero behind Carpenter De-
Coin stated that two million francs
was available to promote the
match.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-16

EDITORS NOTE Jimmy THOMSON
Wns the overseas boxing director for
the " N o. a. he promoted and
referred boxing bouts at ,he ftmou1
pumce DC Grace and fHc Cirque de
rara he participated in more than
zoo rights 100 army cnmrs touring
France. GoumanS llaly ana belgium.
iie wits official reifrcc Tor the a. y D.
and inter aiNcd tournaments. Re is
ono ~ the iow mon in America today
who rceMg hnsw tho European cham
pion IL was kccn disappointment tO
Bronson who Carpenters injured
nand prevented him from meeting Bob
Martin Americas pride But hc saw
thc l'rcuchmnn often and thes hcc1m
quite rhummN Cnrponticr had lu
bronson "A great admirer even though
tut American uaunucr feels rertai
some day his own Fighter Eoh Mar
tim, wil meet ana beat The rfruCnman
ls wal us anyone elise STANDING be-
tween b.u and The title.
e. JIMMY BRONSON.
rarncufivr ig "a clean kcon thinker
ole wac is never idle. Every second
Dog Be- Up the ring teens with action he
moves .u pYid out with uncnuny speed
ITO ia udolful distance hitter never
sctF. rpt shoots punches from every
conceivable nugic ana packs "a dream
luiiiug Idck boz either hand. Caipcntir.
tvFlfics Everything that's beautiful boz
"a lighting man--n finished aud pni-
iahfd p3cce of apoctacular fghting
craft
AS boxer hi started from tho bar
t.ms ana finished among the heavles.
llc has had considerable difncullS
with 7Yank" Fighters but Is sure poi
SON EOS the English.
Whea hc ia on tho boulevard DO 81
e.
sayly ciili out 'Nirc Niyc. Carpenter"
When in the ring representative Franco
tarns Dat Co DO him honor Tic ig
rendered an ovation wherever he gpes.
ilo has tho koencst of managers in
pc Champs who has uilotcd him oyo
tbo rocks AID 60 q spot where ho is the
one man in the world az tho present
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-16
AS TO FATE
OF FRENCH AVIATOR.

PARIS. Dec i4 Some anxiety was
foit here as 20 tho safety of Lieutenant
Ttitonnc pnulet the French military
aviator who ieff Paris October "a in
nl attempt to Ny 20 Australia. The
lH.t report concerning poulci WINS bis
departure from Raugnou December J
for Rongkok on his attempted flight to
Australia
The sun., 1919-08-18

s sa.is Ess Caps :.s.:.:s :
Batteries-HArvsy and Fisl; spisrs and
Holman.
The sun., 1919-08-18
GOLF AT GREAT NECK CLUB.

GREAT NECK, L. l., Aug. 17.-William
Young with a card of Sole. 81. was
both low net and low gross in a handi-
cap on the links of the Great Neck Golf
and Country Club to-day The rule
prohibiting one player from annexing
both prizes resulted in giving the low
net prize to +. j. Fay with a card of
e0-22, IS, Other cards returned were
B. Faber( 1865. 10. and C. Thornley,.
1865. II.
The sun., 1919-08-18
RECORD CROWD SEES
TIGERS LOSE IN nth
Double Decides, 4 to 2
81 900 Fans Attend.

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. II (American).
a two base hit into the crown in
the eleventh inning by Judge after Joe
Leonard's single and Janvrin's sicrihcs
enabled Washington to defeat Detroit
to-day, 4 to 2. Enforcement OF ground,
rules because OF the crowd in tho field.
limited TO two bases each long drives
by Shorten and Cobb and was tho
cause OF ten doubles.
Thirty-one thousand persons. the
largest number that ever attended q
ball game in Detroit, witnessed the con-
test The SCORE;