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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
Mayor Wants to Find Out
What Became of Teouila

The alleged shriukaEe Of IS bottles
OF tequila captured recently from a
Mexican in violation Of law. TO As bot
ties from the time the liquor was put
in the police station until il was taken
to the federal officers. is being inves-
tlgated by mayor Charles Davis eve
are short one statement regarding the
matter. said mayor Charles Davis.
Il shall sift this 20 the bottom and
II anyone is guilty Of taking the stuff
he shall be punished
The Mexican who had the teQuila is
said 20 claim that he had % bottles
000 and viii build a 100 ton mill and
a four mile aerial tram from the mine
20 the Arizona Eastern railroad above
Winkelman. on the ella.
on the Aztian companys seven
claims is a blanket gold deposit, cut
by six vertical veins carrying very
high gold values. Whitecomb states
that already 1900 tons OF $40 ore are
eady for STOPPING. or a matter Of
$4,000. e0o Much OF the ore is much
more valuable than this Specimens
brought in are half gold. Assays run
up TO 100000 a ton.
Whitcomb states his belief that the
new strike is a greater one than vas
known at either Goldfield or Tonapah
and that a surge Of gold seekers may
be expected at once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
CATTLE SHIPMENTS HEAVY;
RANGE GOOD NEAR CLARENDON

T. II Pyle. inspector for the Pan
handle Southwestern Stockmeu's as
ISOLATION at Clarendon. in his report
to the association headquarters at
FL Paso, saws the range in that sec
ton is good and cattle are doing
fine
The following shipments were re-
ported by cattle inspector Bud Estes
from the Clarendon district " B.
Stanffeld. Midland. one car stock
cattle 10 Snyder; Joe Hoiibeak.
Odessa, three cars steers and heifers
to Riverton: :. A. owen. Odessa. 10
cars two year old steers TO GlenvieW:
". T. Edwards, Big Springs, four cars
two year old steers to GleurieW-
Schanhause and Edison. Midland one
car stock cattle to Paint Rock. Eu-
gene Cowden. Metz. four cars stock
cattle 10 Optima, Okla. Willard Edl-
son. Metz. one car stock cattle TO
Optima. Okla. Elliott Cowden, three
cars stock cattle 10 Optima, Okla.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
COURT HEARS Of
s METHOD.
Spine Manipulation Figures
In Charge Of Practicing
Without q License.

Byron l. Black, chiropractor, was
placed on trial in the county court
Wednesday morning, charged with
.practicing medicine without a license.
The present rial is the second on
thu first Black was found guilty by
IA jury and fined $3.50 and sentenced
Ito serve one day in the county jail
That case now is on appeal from the
county court.
The first witness called was Patrick
Powers. who testified that he had
gone 10 Blacks office and that the
latter had treated him with spine ad-
Justments.7 f3s which he paid be-
twecr S35 and $40.
The states attorneys objected TO
testimony as to whether Blacks treat
ments had been helpful TO the witness
and the objection was sustained.
No Doctors Certificate FILED.
C. IT. Mckinney. district clerk. tes-
titled that Black had not filed a ply
sician's certificate with him.
The state rested upon the compile
tiOn of Mckinney's testimony ana A.
IT. Hoiberu. special counsel for the de-
fence of chiropractOrs throughout the
country. moved for a quashing OF the
complaint on the ground that the
present charges are part Of those in
corp0rated in the first trial. for which
Black is now waiting results from his
appeal The motion was overruled.
Black took the stand in his own de-
fence and explained his method Of
treatment adding
4 told Powers one Vertebra was out
of place. II a cure was effected. ma
ture did IT,
In examining the jurors. Holbern
asked one man whether he had at
tended a meeting rE the county medi-
cal beard at which they decided 20
have Black arrested every day.
The case viii reach the jury late
this afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
Troops Won t
Pass Through
Texas "--DaUiS
Through Private
Sources, Is Assured Of
1t, He Says.

Mayor Charles Davis stated Wednes-
day morning that Mexican federal
soldiers would not pass through Texas
from Aqua Prieto. son. as had been
planned. although the acting governor
Of Arizona and the governor OF New
Mexico gave permission for the troops
TO go through their respective states
Mayor Davis would give no particu-
lars Wednesday morning as to any
further information he may have had.
bur il is known that judge r. z.
Crawford. collector Of customs. con-
ferred with the mayor There is rea-
son to believe that collector Crawford
had kilograms from Washington as
surfing him that no Mexican troops
would be passed through Texas into
chihuahua to reinforce the Carranza
troops. It also appears that the OBJ
iections Of governor W. p. Hobby to
the troops passing through Texas
helped turn the tide in saving Ameri-
cans and their interests in the state
of Chihuahua from the danger Of rep
risals from Mexican rebels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
BANDIT KILLS RURAL GUARD
AT PILARES DE TERRAS, SON

Douglas. Ariz.. June 4-One rural
guard was killed and another badly
wounded late Saturday in a gun fight
with q lone bandit at Pilsres de Ter
ras. Son. 20 miles southeast Of Doug
las, according to information reach
ing here The bandit was captured,
but his subsequent fate is not known,
though it was rumored he had been
executed
The bandit appeared at the door Of
n Chinese gardner. whom he threat
ened with death unless he produced
bottle Of mesca1 at once The Chinese
90 comply. but went through il and
out Of the back way and notified the
detachment Of rural guards stationed
in the little mining camp. In trying
TO surround the bandit the latter
caught sight OF the officers, killing
one and badly wounding a second be-
fore he could be disarmed and made a
prisoner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04

the morale of Gen. CastrO's COM
maud Is excellent and his defenees
fmpreEmable to any assault the
NfIliSfa army could make
The report that the wires were cut
Sunday at Tarrazas was verified By
de Ia o. who says that measures are
being taken TO restore communication.
Terrazas is about IS miles north Of
Chihuahua City on the Mexican Cen
tral railway. The cutting Of the wires
is attributed to small detachments OF
Nilistas. which are rowing in the Vi
cinity.
No messages by wireless to SaltiHo
and thence By telegraph here have
consul here. though Saltillo has re-
ported that messages sent to the Chi
huahua wireless station are being re-
ceived-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
PLENTYOF MILK,
WOOD FOR ALL
Mr.. Coles Says Gloudcroft
Is Now Ready to Take
Care Of Guests.

-CIoudcroft never looked more
beautiful said J. Frank Coles. presi-
dent Of the directory, who returned
Tuesday evening from a visit TO 'the
roof garden Of the southwest he
SAYS the blue grass on the lawns is
six inches tan and that the whole
country is 10 spring dress
There VIII be no trouble about
milk for the babies nor wood for
fires" said he Il vent I'D TO find
OUT about these and the business men
OF Cloudcroft promised me thar there
would be plenty Of milk one busl-
ness man is bringing in carload
Of cows from Arizona TO be there
within 4 week The wood was cut
last fall and It is now thoroughly
dried and ready for use
~El Pasoans should speud the sum
mer at Cloudcroft, because Il is close
10 home and the money SDent there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
Cattle FINE IN ARIZONA;
EATON BUYS 1906 STEERS

Albert s. Eaton. with the Pltman
company. Of Fl Paso. has
returned from Arizona. where he
bought from numerous ranchers in the
Wfnkelman section 1906 top Here
ford and Durham steers. one. two and
three year oIds. which he sold 10 the
Denver Livestock company. The ship
ment left Tucson. Ariz-. for Denver last
SUNDAY. Mr.. Eaton said the yearlings
averaged $50 pounds and the w year
olds and no $40 pounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
Gold Strike Is
Greatest EUer,
Says WhitcOmb
$3,OO0,O0O Worth Of Ore
Ready For Stopping Near
Winkelman.

Tucson. ARK. June 1.-The great
est gold strike ever made i'm the
Omitted states" is the claim Of Hiram
Whitcomb concerning the Aztlan
mine. seven miles north Of Winkel-
man. a property owned by himself. E.
r. Tufts. Nelson O'Shaushnessy and
T. D. Scott Whitcomo has been man
ager OF the Worlds Fair silver mine
near Patagonia and Of the Las Guijas
tungsten mines. He has secured Chi
Cago lacking 70 The extent Of sll0.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
CHIHUAHUA CITY INTACT,
ACCORDING TO COL. CANTU

Col Jose T Cantu, deputy in the
Mexican congress from lower Califor-
MA, stopped in FL Paso Tuesday en-
route from Mexico City to Mexicali.
He is a brother Of Estebau Cantu,
governor of lower California. Col
Cantu was met by 4. Ruiz Sandoval,
Mexican vice consul at FL Paso- Both
Mexican officials say that chihuahua
City is IN the hands OF federal author
tiles and that the city is quiet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
KILLING OF W. SABOTE
BY YAQUIS INVESTIGATED

Nogales. Ariz.. June 4-W- Sabote.
believed to be an American citizen.
who operated a small mining claim
near La Colorado, Son. Mex. has been
killed BY Yaouis, according 10 tele-
graphic advices received here today.
Sabote left the cabin Of some miners.
three miles from his claim, sunday
night and late yesterday his stripped
and mutilated body was found with
three bullet holes in the back
Francis r. Dyer, United States con-
SUI at Nogales. Son, is conducting an
INVESTIGATION.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
ACCUSED OF HAVING FOUR
GALLONS OF ALCOHOL.

one Indictment Of two counts was
returned against G.. Marta and Jose
Ramos by the county jury 1t noon
"Wednesday. The first charges the IL
legal sale Of LIQUOR and the second
illegal possession. According TO the
county authorities the men were
found with three four gallon cans Of
$50 proof alcohol in their possession
last SUNDAY morning. The jury adj
iourned until 10 o'clock Thursday
morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
CRIMINAL APPEALS COURT
nTg1TFSSES LOPEZ App

Austin. Tex June THE court Of
criminal appeals today dismissed the
appeal OF Arnaldo Lopez from El
Paso county Lopez was given 2
term of two years in the penitentiarT
on conviction of violation Of the
liquor laws. The appeal was dis
missed because a. a defect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
DIRECT
CABLE To BRAZIL
Service viii Be Extended
Along East Coast Of
South America.

New York. June Arrangements
for direct cable service between the
United States and Brazil and the ex-
tension of service along the entire
eastern coast Of South America have
been entered into by the Western
Union Telegraph company and the
Western Telegraph company Of Great
Britain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
WOMAN DEPORTED THREE
TIlIEs. 70 Re TRIED AGA

Julia piaz. alias Filomena Miranda.
was arrested by federal authorities
Wednesday morning on charge Of
returning 20 the United States on
June .. after having been dep0rted
20 Mexico on May 31. Her hearing is
set before United States commission
er s. J.. Kelly for Thursday after
noon The defendant has been de-
ported three times. federal officials
say.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04

Justice A. j. Hail. presiding.
State Us. Jack Litchfield- assault
with intent 10 murder. preliminary
hearing held. defendant held for coun-
u grand jury
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04

Judge T. B. McCiintoelz- presiding
State VS. Byron T. Black. practiclni
Medicine without q license; on trial.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04

stays with us Besides. 1 think it is
the most pleasant summer resort any
one could find anyhow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
Travellers Say Villistas
Cabtured Chihuahua Citu

Confllctint reports concerning ne
military situation at chihuahua city
continue to arrive from the south
Travellers from TOrre0n VINO reached
the border late Tuesday evening de-
clare Villas forces attacked Chihua-
hua city Saturday night and took the
city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
NO FEAR Of ATTACK, ASSERTS
A CHIHUAHUA OFFICIAL, IN CITY.

Elias de Ia O. Secretary to Gov Ortiz Declares Report Of
Attack on Capital Was Due TO Battle at Santa Isa
bel, Il Miles From Chihuahua; Angeles and Villa
Near City With 1900 Men; Federals' Morale Good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04

Your photo. true likeness. at half
the price others charge Haderer's
studio. 202ia J.. san Antonio---Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04

Consul general George A. Chamber
lain returned Tuesday through Laredo
extended leave Of absence in the
United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04
H. NJ sTLTERToN N CHARGE

". = = ;. 0WW y " 7 III !.
booth on san Iacinto plaza opened
" ednesday morning with IT. u. ST.
Verton ia charge. ar. Silvcrton las
recently been discharged from the
army.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-04

We are also offering high grade
cotton covered Lawn Hose IN
lengths Of from g to 3 feet
complete with couplings and
washers at per foot, 10c. 50 #.
3z-inch good grade cotton COW
cred hose. price $6.75.
Republican farmer., 1919-01-31
IT'S BURLESON NOW

A THE OPENING of the war newspapers like The New "A York Sun, quite that the most incompetent in the United States Joephus Daniels, secretary of the navy Time healed this unfounded opinion Mr. Daniels acquired the Sun office the reputation for accomplish ment and competence.
 The experts in incompetence discovered then that Secre tary Baker the fellow they meant They in the right church. when they picked Daniels but in the wrong pew Baker the supdest In the of time Baker great into France the ended and Baker began get his troops out again performing both operations with dexery talent and speed. Baker voted real fellow
 There discouragement the editorial rooms The Sun It picked the president the third choice for the medal for all around stupidity In Europe the nations of the earth and the leaders of those nations hailed the American President with admiration and fervor and The Sun and the other experts stupidity were compelled to try again.
 Burleson is the last 10 be honored with the kind tentons that showered upon Daniels Baker Woodrow Wilson.
 The old charges dragged out of their editorial graves be directed against him. How long will it he before those have been thrice will admit the fourth error?
 There inefficient men in the world Some them no doubt associated with the enough and the deuce will Some day, sometime The Sun bound to find really inefficient Federal officer if it keeps But will if? Discouraged by repeated failures it pick four incompeens and hold them up the world as marvels of official intelligence.
Republican farmer., 1919-01-31
NEGLECTED SOLDIERS

1T HANDLING millions of will creep in, injustice, things that would be better other wise The test of any machine institution is not the matters in short of perfection Does the machine function? Does 1t give better results than similar machines give? This the test by which human conrvance must be judged
 easy it unworthy to select those few cases in
 ich 5ders have been returned somewhat unprepared to civil fe proof of failure the mechanism by which She of the United States have been raised and being dismissed.
 In of these cases, only few of which offered real injustice doubt exists Other need Investigation before the amount of injustice may be known.
 Much failure of discharged to connect with their pay at the moment of discharge is their anxiety to return to civil fe their friends reasonable anxiety, which leads them to demand discharge from then and here regard less of the circumstance that arrangements for their not at the time made.
 If these soldiers in the instant of their home coming made the objects of home soctude they should be- they will not suffer by their haste in returning They will be u fled in their opinion that home is the best place. The Federal government left undone doubt many things which should have been don and did other things that were better undone. But in the whole army well handled well treated the Uncle Sam raised
 Let Connecticut and the other states Bridgeport and the other towns be jealous in desire to treat the soldiers we'll less critical of the defects in the great national organization which to atone for it's weak spots, had merit without end
 The soldiers will not be grateful to the little minded peo pie who disparage his and his commanders
Republican farmer., 1919-01-31
FUTURE OF IMMIGRATION

ID REPRESENTATIVE ROYAL JOHNSTON of South Dakota has introduced bill forbiddng immigration into the United States for period of four years Johnston has re- turned from foreign service He lieutenant in the army It IS his opinion that German soldiers come to Ameca and that the people of Europe been so
 impressed With the prosperity of the American soldier and with stories of the great wealth of the United they desire to come here also
 There another view which hitherto has seemed to The probably adequate which holds that there will large exodus from the United States of foreign born sons who wish to return to the lands of their nativity
 These persons under deusions They know that to live man must work, in America elsewhere
 There are thousands of small properties in Europe fhou aus o families bere ot heads so that the interest foreign Ill ls country IS often direct There special matters to take them home Over and above direct interest te o Ion many foreigners to hold that the European conn tries now that they democracies hold many Opportunities
 nnsSla especially IS regarded as land Of opportunity
 The two theories have their separate values Only eyno ence which the sounde Doubtless there viii h travel in both direction Which will receive the largest mn, ber of persons Europe the United States remains fo h
Republican farmer., 1919-01-31
STATE GAINS 10,9S5
 SCHOOL CHILDREN

There was q gain of 1O995 in tho school population of Connecticut in 191 8as compared with. the preceding year, according to figures just given out for publication. New Haven led among the cities with a gain of i .362, Waterbury came second with 1.l67, Hartford third with 1,C55 and Bridge DOT: fourth with 392 All four being
 nunition cities, the comparisons may be fount interesting. Every county showed a gain. New Haven county elading with 3,750, Hartford county coming second with 3.217, Fairfield county third with 2S27 and New Lon don county fourth with 94s. The emu meration for the state was 325, ,664 in 1918 and 2l4,s79 the year before.
 The ration Of the whole population to that of school age in 1910 was asl 44s5 is to l. If this ratio still obtainI the population of the state in SepterI ber. 1918, was ,4GG eos. an increase 49,2 ,26s over September. 1a17. 4 If this estimate is reasona5ly/q rect the population in 1920 when next census comes. will be ! ,5Go. .OGSV round numbers. The population the state in 1910 was l.ll4,75s Tn iga'S there will have been gaia ot 4ee-- l for the decade. This wouE indicst, ] that the state is growing more rapidly than ever before Tn it's history. In the
 decade from 1900 10 1910 the gain was about 20G000 and In the previous dee ade i52, ,O00.
Republican farmer., 1919-01-31
THE BRITISH PLAN.

t HE BRITISH plan for league nations while simple enough in statement and exceedingly simple piece Fof mechanism represents such conrvance must ia, ung consequences the end of which prophet foree
 There is agreement not to nterefere with territorial integrity of other states to permit such nerference which in itself sweeping occasion for war and takes from each state something of its sovereignty 10 it into league.
 The league would states would maintain free dom Of transit and just commercial relations between its bers Here the of removing yet other
 The plan includes provision for the control of munitions manufacture, for coordination in sanitation and for agreements the labor the latter ques on being deemed important that British would confde it to a special committee.
 The ndsposon of nations yield entirely their claim to have sole decision in certain is met by dividing differences into two groups those which may go international court and those which shall not there and the Judge of which cases shall be tried and which not.
 The important fact is that neither species dispute will avoid council of the nations For disputes which may be adudcaed international court is suggested For those which not be adudicaed conference of the league suggested
 Every nation may admitted to the league Germany after ward and permanent representatives would created and there would be permanent quarters international capital perhaps in some convenient place.
 The Federation of American colonies which preceded the United States organization scarcely substantial than league would be- such the to the peace table.
 Difficult would it be to leave out of the scheme of the leape anything that has been put in There be between nation and naon inland countries kept back from the Europe is territory in which materials scattered that nation has often teras to modern production There be means for assuring the supply of these things with justice al
 America could not exist under system by which states would to be supplied to others
 Questions or labor most important Many inequalities arise the and elsewhere between peoples high and low standards who attempt to compete with each expense of flesh and blood world also mus euaranpf certain minimum conditions to those who work
 The international control of while one of th
 ~ features ot th' agreement in the respect promo peace of the greatest respect promoting heal ~~faSt and hanDiness How shall arI scourge like infu
Republican farmer., 1919-01-31

papers during the conference. On cial report If the captains speech his words were:
 After rapidity of transmission, your second need is freedom. This liberty which you have from the French point of view Is total. abso- lute and unreserved. What won write will be transmitted just as you write it."
Republican farmer., 1919-01-31
TARDIEU SAYS
 NO CENSORSHIP

Pazfs, Jan. 2s-Captatn Andre Tar d,eu. French high commissioner to the United States and French dele gate to the Peace conference, in his 'peech Monday at a luncheon to mem 'ers of the foreign press repeated the edge given by the French govern
 cent that no censorship of foreign
 tbles wouf5 be exercised by France
 I'd the promise that every reasonable
 cility would be given foreign news
Republican farmer., 1919-01-31
ITALIAN MISSION IN BOSTON.

Boston, Jan. cS-The mission from the redeemed provinces of Italy here 70 further 'Ttaiy's rightful demands" :" today paid official calls and made a tour Of the city's parks and public institutions. Headed by Colonel Ugo @izzarelio. members of the mission, >alled on Rear Admiral Spencer s Food. commanding the First naval 'istrict. and on Major General Clar- nee R. Edwards. commander of the
 ortheast department. and then visit l Harvard University.
Republican farmer., 1919-01-31

be restrained controlled kept where begins and there stamped unless there the most complete coooperaon between people and people?
 The British plan may may not be the precise plan adopt ed but it beginning It naugurates system into which each state nation people will perpeualy fund authority the of the United States for their greater comfort and happiness funded authority in the Fed eral government since the constitution adopted.
Republican farmer., 1919-01-31
AFTER
 MINUTE STRIKE,

Paris Ian ;s Following the
 minute strike" on the Paris. Lyons Mediterranean Railway on Satur- day. Leon Midol, secretary of the Paris, Lyons & Mediterranean union. was arrested, the railroad still being operated by the military authorities He will be court-martialed- An ac count of the Incident published in tn Matin says other arrests are imm- nert
Republican farmer., 1919-01-31
REDUCE RATES ON COTTON

Washington. Jan. 2S-Sbutharn senators announced after conference with the Shipping board today tha, transatlantic frskht rates pn cotton had been reduce im S225o to ss25I a bale from soj tlantic ports and from s2s.5o to a bale from gs;2 ports. effeeuvs diaislf.