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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-07
Inspector ]. KOSTKA ME.
Il RANENYMI.

Ma Superior Ave., jest trak-
cnim inspektorem krajan Jan
Kostka, jemuz bylo narizeno,
ably zaujal misto stavkujiciho
motoraka ma Superior kare
vcera v pet hodin rano ku
squaru vyslane. Kostkou vsak
rizena kara napadena byla IL
dem Sc stavkari sympatisuji
elm, kamenim bombardovana
a poslez k navratu do staff pri
nucena, "a kterezto srazky
Kostka lehce byl poranen. Po-
dobnym zpGsobem zarazena
doparva cd Dennison staji, v
East Clevelandu, ma Woodhill
Road q vsude kde neuniove
trakcni posadky do ulic Sc od-
VaNfy.o Ma Clark Ave. vcerejsi
pokus stavkokazI rovnez Sc
lhal a brzy ma to v celelm me-
ste pouzivano bylo autobussi i
podobnych dopravnich pro-
stredkd. Dnes mali autodrozka
Fl rovnez dobry obchod, pone-
vadz nekteri citaji cd Miles a.
We. ma square az 25 cent? jizd-
neho "a osobu. Ma Clark, Wood
land, Cedar, Euclid a vsude jim
'vladnou podobne dopravnf
pom6ry.
Delnici dnes rano do prace
spejici NELL nepohodli dost,
pres to, ze povetrnost byla pri-
zniva, ze neprSelo..
Vsecky mezimestske a
predmestske kary zastavuji u
clevelandskych hranic. Napro.
ii tomu zeleznicni spolecnost
vypomahaji v doprave do me.
sta die sve moznosti a nektere
velke tovarni firmy ziskaly
svym delnikim zvlastni auto.
dopravu.
Vcerejsim porusenim doprs
Wy utrpely kostely vylety. M
vstevy chramd byly sotva polo
vicni a nektere chystane pikni
ky "a m6stskou hranici nebyly
poradany vdbec.
Asi 800 aut zabyvalo sc wee
ra dopravou squaru a dnes pe
dobna doprava byla jeste dop
nena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-07
SRAzkA MA BROADWAYSKE
~
4. TRAKCNf LINu.
STAVKOKAZ NAPADEN A DOPRAVA UPLNE
ZARAZENA.

ku Garfield parku. Posadky
predmestskych kar A. B. C.
sympatisujf totiz Sc stavkujici
mi a predmestf motoraci vcera
dvakrat zablokovali krizovat-
ku ma rohu Broadway a Miles
Ave., by mestske kary, neunio
vymi lidmi rfzene, jezditi ne
molly.
Ia vcerejsi tamnejsi srazky
pret'at i kymsi trakcnf kabel,
takze ma obnoveni jizdy media.
10 Sc myslit vdbec. Neuniovy
motorak Walworth po vcerejsi
srazce dopraven byl ma trak'
chi stanici ma Miles Ave-, kde
rany lekarem mu byly obvaza.
my.
K podobnym srazkam doslt
Ivcera ma liniich st. Clair, Su
|perior a Euclid Ave., "a nich5
lcelkem Sest osob bylo zranene
Ia osm pozatykano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-07
K ZASILKAM DO CZECH

opatfte 81 prac aty, spodni vrchni prado, punsochy
jine vybavni zbozi PRVOTRlDNfHO DRUHU, jake
koupite jedine striznich obchodech ~ KOUDELU"
ABS Broadway 4288 Warner Road "a snizene cenv a
obdrzite zpet hned nakupem til Gently kazdeho doa
Pfi vetsich nakupech k zaslkam do Czech poskyt-
meme kde mono jeste zvlastni slevu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-07

AXE ~ hrov<sti klidnfn cho.
dem, bez zmatki a v cas-.
Zaslani beden do Ceskoslo.
venska vzalo ma Sc tentokrate
ceske Narodni Sdruzeni a to 2
|ts pri6ny, aby z tdhoto podni.
ku nemohla kofi.tit zadna SOU.
kroma spolecnost. Rovnsz o do
dani zasilek v Ce.koslovensku
bude radns postarano a to pfi.
mo drady ceskoslovensks repu
bliky. Vsci budou poslany '
Gas, najednou; nebudou tedy
lezet nskolik tydni v pfista.
WI.
Ceske N8rodni Sdruzeni '
Clcvelandu.
WSSl It'll WSSl
MESTO MA VYVLASTNI1
TRAKCNf MAJETEK.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-07
Zasilky potravin .
Satstva do zenni
Ceskoslovenskych.

NeSkOSlOVenSkyCn.
budou pfijimany k dopravs VI
1radovns Ceskeho Narodniho
Sdruzeni, pocinaje pristim
ctvrtkem, dne 10. cervence, az
do ctvrtka, dne II. cervence a
to v urednich hodinach, cd 9ti
hod. rano do l hod. odpoled-
ne, pax cd $3.50 odpoledne do
1880 vecer.
Poplatek "a libru bude Ia
cent? a sice 1914 centu "a pre-
plav zasilek a dodani jich do
rukou adresatI, pocitaje v to
zaroven pojistsni a ia centu
"a dopravu zasilek 1radovny
ma drahu a dovoz do New Yor
ku. z poplatku toho bude tez
hrazeno vydani "a hfebiky a
zelezne pasy k obiti beden.
Posilati jest dovoleno mimo
tuky, maso, cukr a tabak, riz-
ne potraviny jake: ryzi, krupi-
ci, neprazenou kavu, 6okoladu,
caj, zhustsne mleko, koFeni a
tax dale. Potrebne jsou v Ce-
chach mite, mydlo, knofliky, je
hly, spodni pradlo, pun6ochy,
kapesniky, latky ma saty, kdze
ma boty, obleky a obuv.
Zasilky budou prijimany jen
v bednach a to velikosti 3x2x2
stopy, anebo 2x2x11h stopy.
Drevo musi byti slime aspon 7s
palce. Kazda bedna musi byti
,vylozena nepromokavym papi-
rem. Kdo nemohl by vyplnit
bednu vyse oznacene velikosti,
mGze poslat bedni6ku, rovnaji-
CT Sc jedne ctvrtins velke bed
ny.
Ably Sc predeslo riznym
zmatkdm, budou bedny ma pro
DEF lradovns &. N. Sdruzeni
a jen takove bedny budou pri-
jimany, ktere vyhovi uvedenym
predpisim.
kazdy zasilatel musi ura-
dovns ma predlozenou listinu
vypsati v anglicke feci, CO v
bedne, zasila.
cesks Narodni SarHzeni pre-
jima ma sebe dopravu zasilek
do New Yorku z ochoty poslou
ziti krajanIm a Gini tuto praci
1plne zdarma. Rovnez ufednici
Sdruzeni konaji tuto praci
uplns zdarma, jakoz osoby,
ktere Sc uvolily bedny zapako.
vati a zelezem obiti k dopra.
We prichytsati. Proto Sc kraja.
ne, zasilky posilajici, zadaji,
ably mel vsci nalezits priprave.
ne, tax ably dredniku praci zby
tecns neztszovali a jeho do.
brou Will nenaduzivali. FARO.
ven nutno dbati, ably kazdy HE
del svoji zasilku miti ma mist4
v cas-, tax aby pomocne silly mo
hly bedny kazdeho dne prijate
,vecer zatlouci a nemuseli dlou.
no do noci zbytecns bedns.
MIN Sc .zdrzovai. Kazda doprav
nj spolecnost, ktera 81 necha "a
praci dobre zaplatit, ma sve Il.
redni hodiny a jeji personal
pres cas- nepracuje, proto dou.
fame, ze cteni zasilatele tim
spise Sc vynasnazi, aby nasim
dobrovolnym pracovnikIm
praci pokud mozno usnadnili q
'nedovazeli zasilky do lradov.
ny v nejposlednsjsi chvili. Ma
prijimani zasilek jest vymsren
cely tyden, proto mize celi
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-02
AROUND THE VALLEY
News Of Every Nook Of County Empire
CASTOR BEANS TO
RE THRESHED IN
TWO WEEKS HERE

Two of the castor bean hullers fur
nished by the government through
the California Castor Bean associa-
ton have already arrived in the valley
and will be put into operation as soon
as the beans are ready. The threshing
will begin about the middle OF Janu-
ary, according to growers in Imperial
One rancher expects to gather his
entire acreage in two weeks.
The castor bean industry seems tc
have come to stay, as the oil will be
needed for airplanes and other ma
chinery as well as for medical pur-
poses. There will be an ever-increas-
ing demand for the oil in spite of the
fact that the car contracts have been
cut off, according to the authorities
-Brawley News.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-02
WORKS FOR FIRST
TINE IN " Two YEARS
TANLAC RESTORES HEALTH
AFTER EVERYTHING ELSE
HAD FAILED.

eyes, sir, Pm willing to go before
a notary and take an oath that Tan
lac was the only thing that relieved
nv troubles after l had tried all kinds
of medicines and treatments without
success" said C. C. Sprague, who is
well known for his interest in ento-
mology, being an authority on the
subject and having made one of the
largest collections Of butterflies from
this and foreign countries ever ex-
hibited in the United States.
"My trouble started seven years
ago with acute indigestion" continued
Mr.. Sprague, and my stomach was
in such a terrible condition that every
thing l would eat fermented and
bloated me up with gas till | felt
like l was going to choke and l was
in misery most all the time. Then
| suffered agonies from a pain IN
my back right across my kidneys, and
nv back became so weak, and hurt
me so much that l could hardly stand
ON NV feet or even walk, and just had
to quit working. For two whole
wears | was unable to do q lick OF
work. then after being idle so long |
lust had to get at something, and at
the time / started on Ianlac | would
nut in a week or tvs, then / would
give out and have otlay off for
while. Everybody / consulted about
my trouble disagreed as to the cause,
some saying one thing and some an
other. and although ! spent over $500
on medicines and treatments, trying
everything / could. hear Of nothing
did me abit of good, and | was as
far from well as ever.
Zone day read in the papers where
a party had been helped out of trou-
/bles like mine by taking Tanlac, so
/ decided to take one more chance,
and positively, / hadn't finished my
second bottle before l noticed de-
cided Improvement. / felt so encour-
aged that / kept it up till / had taken
six bottles and | now feel as good
as ever did. have a splendid appe-
tite and my stomach never gives me
the least bit of trouble, that awful
misery is gone from my back and /
never have an ache or pain of any
kind. | never miss day from my
work now on account of sickness and
/ can get out in the woods and fields
following my hobby collecting butter
flies once more. / am so enthusiastic
about the way Tanlac has fixed me
up that / am constantly boosting it to
all my friends"
Tanlac is sold in Ell Centre by Thos.
Neville, successor to the McColloch
Drug Co.; in Imperial by Imperial
Drug Co.; in Holtville by j. R. Res
noke, and in Brawley by ROLAND
Bros.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-02
VOTE YES UPON
BOTH BALLOTS
URGES WILLS

T think that some of our good
friends in the south end of the valley
may misunderstood our position re-
garding the vote upon the Reclama-
tion Service project" said R. E. Wills
this morning. II expect to vote for
both the contract and for the Recla-
nation Service measure. While l
doubt if the All-American canal will
ever be built, l believe that if we vote
for both measures, we will be placed
in much better light before the Rec
lamation Service.
eve do not oppose the contract, but
are in favor of it. There seems to ex-
ist an apprehension that we are work
ing against it, This point should be
made clear. We are for the contract. .
-Brawley News.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-02
sx;ss1s No
y -
frss ! II f'sHs 2 W :
AFRICAN PRINCE.

An item of local interest concerns
ing colored minister who has
preached here during the past few
months is republished below from Fl
Los Angeles paper:
"Failure to get judgment against e
local restaurant, because the PLAINTIFF
in the action is not citizen OF the
United States, may lead to an appeal
to the British ambassador by Rev.
Prince U. Kara Rega, colored, who
saws he is an African preacher and
lecturer Mr.. Rega had filed suit in
the local Justice courts for $299 dam
ages for injured feelings and discrim-l
ination, because he is colored, against
the restaurant and it's proprietor.
"He alleges that he had asked for
bowl of soup at the eating place,
the price being 5 cents. He was 1n-
formed that the place did not serve
colored people and that the price
would be- ST, which he paid. The
preacher. who came from UnyoroS
British East Africa, and more recent-
ly from London, to induce men OF niS
race to return to Africa, then illed
suit. The case was discussed by JUS
tice Hanby on December 13, when it
was learned that he was a British
subject. While American courts, the
specific statute under which MT: hega
sued, provided against discrimination
! in public places, states that SUCH !tls,
! elimination must not be practlced
against Citizens
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-02
big JANUARY
! CLEARANCE SALE
DRAWS ATTENTION

One of the red letter events OF
the years shopping calendar is Var
ney Bros annual January clearance
sale which started this morning. Peo-
pie fro mall parts of the Valley ex-
pectantly await this sale in antici-
patton of the enticing bargains Of
fered.
Practically everything on the
shelves of the big department. stores
operated by this company is marked
down to point where shopping is
both attractive and economical. Gro
ceries, lcothing, articles for the house,
in fact, almost everything the heart
desires or the body must have. can
be found listed in the articles on
sale.
At an early hour this morning the
local Varney store was well crowded
with shoppers, attracted by the big
two-page advertisement run IN Tues
davis issue of The Press, and they
were not disappointed, for they found
quality goods at extremely low prices
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-02
KILL WAR ACT.
(By Associated Press)

London, Jan. british business
men sem practically unanimous, ac-
cording to reports from the American
Chamber of Commerce in London, In
demanding the immediate death OF
"Dora," the Defense of the Re4lm Act
ONLY a few restrictions are approved
bv business men generally, except that
men engaged on what they believe to
be "key' industries are much inter-
ested in developments in the govern
ment's plans for protecting them. FL
nancial men, it is said, are expecting
a marked continuance and develop
ment of many of the financial restrlc.
tions, with a view to the protection OF
the European finances during the long
reconstruction period.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-02
Chester DOnley
To Be Home Soon

Chester Donley, son of Mr.. Land
Mrs. George w. Donley, is expected
home soon from overseas. he has
been in France since June, being on
the Lorraine front with the second
battalion of the anti-craft artillery
when the armistice was slgned.-lm'
nerial EnterpriSe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

LEASE Oh land So acres northwest Ala
moEordo. 1901 n. Kansas street
OIL LEAsE BLANks-For sale By Eni
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
STOCK MARKET
TRADE CHECKED
Leaders Show Confusing
Declines and Gains;
Money Firmer.

New York, Nay 15.-Flrmer money ten
denotes and further unsettlement in for
eign exchange served TO check trading on
the stock exchange today. leaders showing
confusing gains and losses sales approx
mated 100000 shares The close was
steady
Liberty bond closing prices were. SIS.
$3.50; first IS, $3.50; second IS, $3.50; first
AS, $500 second 4its. $40; third fits,
95.43; fourth 4sA. $40.
stocks Rise at Opening.
Disregarding the prospects u higher
money. today's stock market opened with
a resumption OF the rise in rails, steels.
motors and various industrials- United
States steel was the prominent feature or
an initial transaction OF 1000 shares az
1ofA TO 1o4-s. an overnight gain OF viz
tualiy a point and IT'S highest price OF the
year while Gulf States steel made fur-
Their advance OF 6 points. Grangers and
coalers led the Hiiis az fractions 10 l :
points and -Studebaker and feathers rose
TO o OILS were firm. coppers alone show
ing an easier trend
Profit taking during the morning stock
market proceeded steadily among leaders
under cover Of further gains in less active
issues. including General Motors. Alrhralzes
Harvester and Virginia Iron. where ad-
rances extended from two 10 SIX points
United states Steel reacted ! = and motors.
oils. feathers. shipping and metals one 70
three rails Offering more resistance TO SELF
Ing pressure The first hours business was
large and diversified, but trading slack
aned toward midday. the possibility OF
money furry causing a marked curlall-
ment OF speculative operations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
GRAIN MARKET
ASSTRENGTH
That Government Will
Have Some Wheat for
Sale Sends Corn Up.

Chicago. H., Nay 15.-Although some
weakness was shown in the corn market
today. prices later developed considerable
strength At first the CHIEF influence was
the announcement that beginning May 20
the government would have moderate
quantities Of wheat for sale. Corn prices.
which opened unchanged TO &c lower. with
July al S1.s1st 4ls2. and September at
sl-5f7i 1-55, were followed BIZ an addi-
tional sag and then By an upturn all
around 10 well above yesterdays finish.
May Goes to High Level
Offerings were light. especially in the
Nay delivery. which touched the highest
price yet this season. The market closed
unsettled + G5isc net higher. with July
at s1-6f5s ql-6fii. and September at S1-5s9i
Q1-56z-
Oats Displayed Firmness.
Oats displayed firmness from the out
set. After opening sc off 20 70 Up. with
July at 6s5s ass. C, the market continued
TO ascend
Trading in provisions was nearly at a
standstilL
Later there was covering by shorts on
account OF the strength OF grain. which
more than Offset decline in the value Of
hcgs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
G0SDEN' OIL
SALES HEAVY
Largest in Company's His
tory; Texas Company Has
1000 STOCKHOLDERS.

Cosden and company oil sales during the
month OF April were the largest in the
history OF the company. From present
Indications it s. expected that sales FOR
May viii even exceed those recorded IN
April. according 10 J. S. Curtiss and COM
pany. Hotel sheldon During April. ISIS.
when the company established new high
record. the value OF the refined oil prod
ucts shipped vas placed at more than
se.O0e0 00-
Cosden and company has declared resu-
lar quarterly dividend I = percent on pre-
ferred. payable June ! 70 stock OF rec
ord May IS
HOLD Texas Company Stock
With an Investment worth over $1,000
900 at current market prices. AIRS. Dellora
r. Gates. Of Port Arthur, Texas. stands az
the head OF STOCKHOLDERS OF the Texas
company with an ownership OF 55,275
shares The late John w Gates was one
Of the founders OF the company More
than 1900 persons now hold Texas shares
against 2509 in 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
NAME
MEN FOR OFFICE
Three Candidates Nominal
ed for President-Mc-
Clintock a Visitor.

Fl Paso Rotarians nominated Off
GERS for the ensuing year at their
luncheon Thursday afternoon at Hotel
Sheldon
The names or the nominees. the
places they are 10 run for and the or
der in which their names will appear
on the ticket follows.
President-W. S. Crombie. VIII r.
Winch and C. W Groom
Vice president-E- c. Davis. r. B.
Fletcher and A. j. strayer.
Secretary FARRELL and JOS
II. Evans
Treasurer-Hal z. Christie.
Sergeant at arms-E- H. Yale.
Directors-Fred ". Norton. Mack
l. Hutchius. Robert krakauer. V r.
stiles, A. T. Fegan. r. l. Wilson,
rabbi Martin Ziel0nka, Porter G.
Thede. j. p. Sheehau- F. B. EzzelL
Ben l. Clements. E. ID. Lachaau- G.
A. Martin, A. Schwartz Douglas c.
Croweu
The place in which the names win
appear on the ballot was decided BY
drawing
The officers Of election next Thurs
day VIII be George r. LeBaron. Jack
Getting and o. j. Binford-
The voting viii take place from
1915 TO 1-l5 p. m.
Thursdays meeting opened with
prayer By Rev. Fuller Swift and was
followed by the singing Of .El Paso
Is Calling You, led BY Chas- J.
r. r NcClintocl. OF Los Angeles.
former president OF the club. was
present and addressed the mem hers-
He Is here on a business visit from
his present home in Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
Fauted-Furuiturs

WANTED kinds used huusehnId fur-
uisnlngs VIII pay highest cash price.
RIO GkANDE FURNITURE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
Weather
LOWERSCOTTON
Support Is Promptly Of
fered, However, and As
cent Is Commenced.

Kew Orleans. La. Nay 15--Bctter
weather in the belt resulted in a drop
% 70 points in the price Of cotton
around the opening day. support was
offered at this small decline and a re-
action ensusd waich at the end Of the
first half hour OF trading put prices
TO Il points oE err yesterdays close
Cotton opened steady. May. f1SQ9; July.
S26-61; October S2A55s December, S2Al5;
January. s33s0-
The forecast Of showers FOR the eastern
belt and reports OF a much better spot de-
mand increased the buying % contracts In
the trading up to noon prices were sent TO
IS to 81 points above yesterdays closing
levels
Spot cotton steady and unchanged. sales
on the spot. 919 bales 20 arrive. 10 bales.
Low middiins. f21-3s- middiins. s2s-1s.
good middlinE. s2s.13- Receipts. 47s2 bales.
stock, f11.0s0 bales
The buying movement gained fresh head
way through the covering o. short con-
tracts. AT 1 o'clock prices were at net ad-
vances Of - 20 So points
Cotton closed firm Thursday ar an ad-
vauce OF g 10 81 points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
LiVestock Market


Chicago. H.. efav 15--CUnlted states Bu-
reau OF Markets l-HoFs-Receipt S0.0oo.
Market mostly strong; bis packers bidding
100 l5c lower pigs. strong TO sc higher.
Top. S20,S0; bulk. 5000 2O.70s heavy
weight, s20.60 a 1850; mediumWelg ht, f20-35
2o-75; lightweight. 5000 q 2O-70; light
lights f19-60d 2e-15. heavy packing sows.
smooth. s1g-75 a $3.50. packing soWs. rough.
Sl9 62o-15: pigs. f1s-e5 O 1850
Cattle-Receipts. 5000. Beef steers and
she-stociz. steady 20 CSC higher bulls,
calves and feeders. steady; beef steers. me-
dunn and heavyweight choice and prime.
S16.T5G1e.15; medium and Eodd. S141 IL
common. sI1-75 914-25; lightweight. good
and choice. si41591T common and me
dun 5000 G 1875 butcher cattle, heiters,
ss-25 715.e5- COWS. S6.15G15s Gamers and
cutters $3.50 8s.15; cal calves. light and
hsndyTeight, s1s9i425; feeder steers
ss-5o G1s.5o.
sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market steady
at yesterdays close Top. wooled- Colorado
lambs. s1s-75s lambs. 81 pounds down,
s13-75 @ Is; IS pounds up, Sass Q15: cuils
and common. co.'s. springs s1f q 1875;
ysarlinE wsthers. s1e-250 1l2ss ewes. me-
dunn. good and choice $3.50 912; culls
and common, s5a1o.35.
Kansas City LiTesfoel- Close.
Kansas City No, Nay 15.-CUnited
States Bureau OF Markets. Hog's-H-e-
ceipts. $780, Market steady. Heavies- $3.50
5000; lights. s19.25 0e0.50s packing soTs
$3.50 2O.20s pigs. s14G1s.5o-
Cattle-Receipts. 5000 Market STEADY 20
strong Steers s1o61s.s5s calves s1o.so0
1335: stockers. fs-556Io.45: heifers. $3.50
OSLO: COWS ss.7531F15.
Sheep-ReceiptE. 10000 Market steady
Lambs. sI60Is-75s ewes. s7-59GlI-
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver, Colo. Nay 15--Cattls-Fteceipts.
1890. Market steady. Beef steers s12-5e q
1850. calves and heifers. s1481s-s1; stock
ers and feeders. $500 1850; calves $3.50
a15-T5.
HoEs-Rsceipts. 5000. Market weak. Top.
s20.25- bulk s1s.70620-1o.
receipts 1000 Market 15625c
lower. Lambs. s17G17-so; ewes ssd 1a-5o-
Fort Worth livestock. Close
Fort Worth. Tex. Nay l5--Cattle-tle-
csipts. 5509. Trend upward Beevss. $500
"A. stockcrs. S. 612-5o: cows. sf.15 Q H.
heifers. s5G13-5os bulls. s7gs.75s calves,
s45OG13.
Hors-Receipts. 1890 Market unchanged
Heavy. s20-25 9 1850; medium. so q 1855;
light. s1s.75 q eo.35; mixed. $3.50 1885,
common. s17G1s. pigs. s1oGI7-75.
Sheep-Recelpts. 1900 Market 50 cents
decline. Lambs s14a17; yearliuFs. $50
IS wethers. 2e11o-505 ewes. IS $50; culis.
f7Gs; goats, SOS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
COPPER STOCKS
REMAIN STRONG
Great Activity in All De-
partments Is Reflected
in Curb Issues.

The firm uudertone maintained by COP
per stocks throughout the week continued
Thursday. according 20 J. s. Curtiss ard
company. sheldon hotel With few ercep-
tions fractional advances were scored in
most OF the red metal Issues. Green Can
auea sold Up TO 4i5s or expectations OF an
increase in its silver values production and
shattuck- Arizona went as high as 15A for
the same reasons Inspiration Chino and
Utah merely held steady and did not
show much gain u 70 noon
The continued activity in all OF the
parts Of the market helped the curb cop
pers 10 some extent ana mere was a
good inquiry for Howe sound. jerome
Verde and similar issues New Coruelia
held firm al It's new advance price OF
is 70 1855. while United Eastern was off
somewhat United verde Extension was
stronger quoted az 81 70 57i5. The mar
ket was firm az noon On very last trans
actions
Closing quotations follow