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TWO
EL PA80 MORNim
AUGUST 11 itia.
Off to College?
Of Course Your Boy Must Have the Best of
Everything Yet You Don't Want to Pay Too Dearly
will solve your problems. Brirg him here. The new fall
things for school have arrived. You'll find the boys'
New Pajamas
New Hats
New Caps
New Shirts
New Everything'
and You'll Get First Choice Today
PROGRESS OF THE CANAL
Bel let oil That trie t;reat Rlu-h Will be
Head) for Shipping lurlu
Dewniber.
By Thr 4 ..... ml. . f'trss
Washington. Aug. 10 Latest re-
port from tho canal son announca
that a the result -A the prospective
substitution of dredge for steam
ahnvt Is In the excavation of the fam-
ous Culebni out the canal may be
ready for shipping by next December
Even earlier than that light draft
greater part of the canal practically
has boen cut to Its depth some ships
ran navtgte it safely after October
10 next when (lamhoa dike Is lo be
blown up thus admitting to the Cu-
lebni level the great store of water
111 Oalun I. i It
The thirty-four striisi shovels now
In the cut handle only 100000 cubic
yards of earth and rock per month
which output will be greatly reduced
aw the depth of the rock cut Increases
and the available room for shoveling
will be reduced. Colonel Qoethals
however has assembled fifteen
dredges with a monthly capacity of
1(00000 cubic yards and these will
bis floated Into the. cut aa soon as
the dike Is destroyed. .
Meanwhile not content with dig-
ging away at the base uf the cliffs
the engineers In their hast to open up
away the top of the hills with great
Jets of water under high pressure
sluicing the earth Into the bed of the
canal whence It Is being swept up
by pneumatic dredges and pumps and
duv hargcl Into the ravines and vnl
leys so far away that It can never
Wash back.
PENMBVLVAMA BTIlHat
III. Woman sad Child sail Dora Much
By Thr Associated Prre
Philadelphia. Alts In A young mn
was killed t.t llshtalng. ! ''rushed
. i.i dealh by falllus; tree nnd score
per.oas were tajured by flying debris
during s wlsd. rsto ssd sleetrlesl atnrra
which swept over this city todsy. Trees
ware uprooted teles rspta telspkoue end
electric llgtit pole. i.i. -wit down; window
broken ami building unroofed by tb
wind which blew st the rat. of slsty
Billea sn hour before lue rale
Agnes Murpky twenty. years old wss
killed by a bolt .if llghtoins when she
soughl shelter under a trees la Fslraaouat
Mexican Situation Is Acute
Ths situation In Mexico Is scuts. That fact Is admitted by
Mexicans and Americans alike. Nothing Is so much tslked of In
either Mexico or the I'nlted Status as the present crisis which will
probably be pending for the next sixty days. Ths Morning Times
la covering the sews of this linportsnt world topic more thoroughly
than any other paper In the United States or Mexico Special
correspondents have been secured from ths vsry best newspaper
men in Mexico City Vera Crux. Washington Havana Oalveaton
aad all bordsr points and they have ln Instructed to "use the
wire and cable freely" Today's paper la dally Illustration or
this work In both English and Spanish.
To stimulate the wonderful laureaaes In the on
no nt the Times this morning offers all new subscr
either by mall outside of El Paso or carrier In ths ci
for 1116. payable as always with the Times In adn
special offer and applies only at thta lime No premiums are gives
wtlb this offer. It will be noted that not only do new subscribers
get the benefit of the general sews in lbs Times but tbe bsawlusll
"fans" air to be tabes care of oa through ths "World Msrtss" which
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THE THIRTY -THIRD VNMVKRbAHY M'MUER
of the Morning Times whtob will be issued ibis mostb. will also be
Included st this price. It Is s speclsd offer that will sat be made
attain for many months and should be Immediately accepted It
Will be withdrawn oa August loth Send la your l II todsy
don't wait. You loss sash twenty four hours Address Ths Morn
tag Times Circulation Department cU Paso. Texas
wmmmmmmmmmmmmBz -u inn J)
New
psrk. James McNamee eleven months
old was on a eosch lu the cemetery when
the wind blew down s tree crushing blin
to death.
KTILL NO It I 1 II 1
Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma.
still In drip of Drought
By The I " . Pre
K annua City Aug. 10 Kansas
Missouri and Okalhoma suw today no
relief from the hot wave that for
more than a week haa tortured tha
people of thoae states No rain fell
during ths day. The highest temper-
ature In Kansas reported today was
at Ureal Bend where a mark of 110
degrees was reached. At that place
tonight clouds were gathering und
signs considered good for rain soon.
Many places report temperatures of
100 and 108 degrees. In Topeka 101
degrees was reached. The maximum
temperature In Kansas City was 100.2
several Missouri points reporting 104.
MICHIGAN MINUS HEM I' ME
By The I i.i i. .1 Pme
Houghton Mich. Aug. 10 Oeneral
underground operations on a limited
scale will start tomorrow morning In
the Calumet and Qulncy mines. The
Western Federation of Miners offi-
cials announced tonight that two rep-
resentatives will meet every man und
try to dlauado him from going to
work.
The state military hoard In meet-
ing today at tha Calumet decided to
withdraw half of the state troops from
the district.
.KM IK I II' HACKS
By Tht A. socle.. I IVrss
Detroit. Mich.. Aug. 10 The arena
of tlrand Circuit racing shifts to De-
troit tomorrow with the opening of
the twenty-eighth annual blue rib.
bon opening.
The card for the opening day In-
cludes the Matron stake wtth Dillon
Axworthy a favorite. Tuesday's Im-
portant event Is the Chamber of Com-
merce stake and the M. and M. will
be the magnetic a traction Wednes-
day. The Free-for-all pace on Thursday
and ths free-for all trot Friday are
tlte head liners of the respective cards.
' ii i - ii...
F.AHTHOIAItK SHOCK
By re Associate Press
Lata Placid. N. T Aug. 10 An
earthquake shock was frit here at
drop of fifteen degrees In tempera-
ture. depart -s
paper
This Is a
Neckwear
New Suits
SENATOR. JOHNSTON'S FUNKHAL
By Thr Auoctated Pre
lirm Ingham Ala. Aug. 10. A large
assemblage of distinguished men and
women of Alabama and delegates
from the national house and senate
attended the funeral here today of
Senator Joseph F. Johnston of Ala-
bama. The services were held at 1
o'clock this afternoon at St. Mary's-On-the-Hlghland
Episcopal church of
which Senator Johnston was a vestry-
man. AMtCIIM'ANS II o M Ml 1 .1 .
By Thr Ansoclatrd Prre
Paris. Aug. 10 Two Americans Win.
Fullerlon and Chas. Beach have been
mede chevaliers of the Legion of Hon-
or. They were proposed by M. Plchon
tho French minister of foreign affairs!
Mr. Fullerton. who was born In Nor.
wslk. Conn . Is a writer and Mr. Beach
who Is a Kantucklan Is a well-known
lawyer and author of lesral works
TORE UP INTRRI.RBAN
By The Associated Press
Hosedalr Kan. Aug. 10 Cltlsens
of Kosedale tore up for three blocks
the tracks of an Interurban connect-
ing this city with Kansas City. Ths
road and city officials have wrangled
over the grade upon which the road
enters the town and the officials took
the matter Into their own hands to-
day. Employes and nfflclsls of the
railway appeared but did not molest
the workers. Sunday was selected be-
cause of Inability to obtain court ac-
tion. I. W.'S AHkblTKI)
By Thr A assets fed Preit
attest M f Aug 10. .. Eighty arrests
were uisde bare Isle t.inlgnt ss s result of
the riotous scenes hich followed at-
teiupta of Industrial Workers of the
hi id is hold street uo-etliia-a sad urge
bsrvsst workers to decline to work unless
wages were larressni. Although ths Jail
la crowded to orsrflowlnii and there bars
bees threats .if vlWu.e. lbs police hare
the altuattnn wall lu band.
K S.N RAM III !(. KILLED
By The Associated Pre
Lawrence. Ksn. Aug. 10. Dsan
Warren aged twenty-one a ranch-
man died today the victim of a bul-
let sent Into his brain In a duel ataged
here at midday. The authorities are
looking for the young ranchman's an
tagonlat who flrsd ths fatal shot.
Eight men have been summoned to
know what they knuw of the affair
but ao arrests have been msde and
ths murlerer Is still at large.
JONLS ok Ill-still VMITON
By The Aaeecsslsd Pre
Blnghamptoa. N. Y. Aug. 10 -Oeneral
Edwad V Junes. (Jonss of Blng-
hampton) ona of ths fsw surviving
grnsrals of ths Civil war Is dying In
hi home in this city. He suffered
s stroke of apoplexy lapsing Into a
coma from which ths physlclsns say
be cannot emerge.
vi srtLM i inrn ni
By The i ..... in t j Prase
Londan. Aug. Is A despatch to
the i'.n chronicle from Melbourne
says the altitude of the Australian
states sxcepl IVctorte and New South
Wales toward tha Panama Pacific
Exposition nt still uncertain owing lu
whst Is regarded ss lbs extreordtnsry
sctloa of Oreat BrRlan In declining to
psrilclpata.
M II KM. I ITI S 1 Jl I I. .
By The AasecMlcd Frees
London. August 1 1 - The morning
service at Westminster Abbey was
Interrupted by twsaly suffragettes
wbo repeated ths scans eaartsd In
st Paul's .-aihedrsl last Suaday by
chanting "Savs BmaasMn Pnh
hurst." They wars ejected with slight
disorder
MAY APPOINT SENATOR
By The Aese led Bess
Birmingham. Ala.. Aug 10 Oov-
eraur O'Neal as a result of confer-
ence with politics! advtssrs SB-
nous. d tonight that he was cB-
vtsyeed h had authority to apptoat a
uocvasw to ths lata Ssaaiur Johaatuu
MAY LOCK HORNS
TKRKASAN . f'ARtt t o on MN
III IM.HTI l MOVING NORTH
AFTER PANCHO VILLA
ARE REPAIRING NORTHWESTERN
Thoae Are YesMerrtay'a fin mora la
Jnares Msy Have Consc op
With Castillo'. Rand.
It wss ramered Is' Jnares yeelerdsy
thst OS era! Fsllx Terrssaa snd Mareelo
t'srsveo. ex -rebel leader with 1300 Fed-
eral Tolnsteer troeps. bad retakes tbe
to wss of Psarsea ssd caaae Orsndes
' t.ii.. oa tbe Msslee North-Westers rail-
road snd bsd captured the line Beesns
of tbe North-Westers railroad wires be-
ing dawa. confirmation of this report
cosld sot be obtained. It wss slsn re-
ported that the Federals were running
trains between Madera sad Cases Orsndss.
Trrrsssa snd Cersveo took the tows of
Madera about a week ago They brought
their femes over tbe Cblhnahsa division
of tbs Nortk-Weefera.
Neither Casss (irandes or Pearson had
asy Censtltutloasllst gsrrlaon although
stragglers from "Pasrho" v Ilia's com-
mand were frequently In the town. About
four miles from Pearson Maximo Csstlllo
with s following of 200 armed men wbo
here t1 eel red for Emlllo Vssquss (bosses
ss their choice for president has bees
encamped. Whether s fight occurred ba-
te sea this fore ssd lbs Fsdersls Is sot
known.
If It Is trus thst Federal fore haa
arrived st Cssss Orsadea there I pos-
sibility of an engagement between them
ssd Villa's force wbo are north of Cssss
i. rumba St La Aseenrlon.
NO DISPOSITION YET
Army Has no Farther Orders Regard
ing Dosal faeyva and Others
What will be done with Colonel
Juan Dosal. Villa's chief of duff. Cap
tain Canuto Leyva Ortega's staff offi-
cer and the other Constitutionalists
who ware arrested last week by Cap-
tain Harry N. Cootea Troop M Thir-
teenth cavairy on orders from Gsn-
eral Hugh Beott has not yet been de
cided upon by the military authorities.
The men are still held prisoners at
Fort Bliss. The few wounded rebels
are being cared for by the medical
corps and all are reported to be on
the road to recovery.
There were no additional arrests
of Constitutionalists yesterday. It Is
not known whether more will follow.
Tho arrests have been made by
ths I'nlted States army officers on
special instructions from the secre-
tary of war.
TRAINS DIDN'T ARRIVE
Federals Momentarily Expected Word
From Those Rearing Refugees
No News was received In Juares
yesterday of the trains bearing Ameri-
can and other foreign residents of
chihuahua and the troop trains which
Federals report are on their way to
the border. The wires between ths
border town and the state capital are
cut. It was first believed by Federal
officials that the trains would reach
Juares last evening but they did not
come and have not yet reached the
point where Salusar's troops are
working near Rancherla up to a lata
hour.
The National railroad according to
all reports Is not torn up badly. At
Ftancheria repair work . la going on.
The Amorlrans are leaving Chihua-
hua because of the shutting down of
the big Industries located there.
tit' A I) A LI' FAWN MOVE BACK.
Slaee Ortega Has flsss They Think It's
Safe to Return.
Confidant tbat Colonel Tortblo Ort-
ga and his Constitutionalist force who
were whipped at Banoherla last Tues-
day by the Federal escort of ths pro-
vision trains will not return to Guad-
alupe residents of that town have be-
gun moving back their household ef-
fects from the American side of the
Hi . Urande. Ths refugees took flight
from Quadalupe when Ortega's men
captured the town several weeks ago
from a small fores of Federal rural.
Ortega. It Is rsported may move bis
force back to OJtnaga which Is about
100 miles eaat of Ouadalups on tha Chi-
huahua border tl was there he organ-
ised his expedition.
Other reports say that he had crossed
the Mexican National line below
Rancherla and was going wsatward to
merge hla force with that of Villa. '
W1KKS I OVUM. II- loll vv
Federal. May taaraaalaila With (hi
Will B Kr.lorrd
Telegraphic aire lo Chlhuahu ra-
ms lard out of i-ommisslou yesterday sl-
though Federals were still eugsged lu re-
pslrtug them between Uencherta sad
Villa Ahuuiada. The line were more
completely destroyed by Ortega's Cesstl-
tutlonsltsis ihau was first exnectsd. but
Federsl offli lala la Juares wsre of tbs
opinion tost ii.. i could be realms today.
Oenersl Habusr's fere has not returned
to the border. They are engaged In re-
pair work along the Mexican National
railroad In In vicinity of Moctsauni.
The Fedrrala have set ssst out any
mors troepa from Jnares slur Malaaar a
man departed laat Friday. The Federsl
wko were Is the Itnu.herls fight a week
sg.i sre bring held close to their bar-
racks HISIH OIMINO IN HONOHA.
easllltl)lsl Ar at
"" Tw tlassraars.
I'oBslltull.iualtsts Is this elty expert s
crista lu ike Internal fight Is Iks soaurs
rsnhe te be reached wit hla Ik ssst twe
ur three days Tbe trouble la sstd lo be
between tloteruot IgBSclu I'eaquler sad
li.o Jess Maytereas. sad las gsseru-
lertsl ssst uf the state Is at slake
Oa .f tb webbers of lb local Justs
aisled yesterday that when a waa Is
Honors s few day ago tb stale depu-
tise had rueeilBS sad when Ike au-
tlou was brought before tbsss whrtbet
lo re east Maytorrss er raw's! a Fsauiulers
as governor a Usual to s Bias tkey ds-
rlsred f it luslra
iwiuteta ksa ba settag gertr uf
SoBura slu.e Ik revolt agalsat Hueria
Krfurts at. kelag ssadc by oa fscttoa U
nature las goveraotshlp Is Msylorea
Pr.-.l It
SM.tt
rvlgLoxrr and teasaMer Foeuad otll-
Antericaas ate regal a lug there sua
Wdsasa la Juares aa a plsssair reaori
1 said day lh cftrs golfts lo the Mux
HAIN PROMISED
muH'IIHT nlSTRICTR
By Flatee gyrWsJ CorreaysBilesI d
Washington. Aug. Is Tsm-
per to re below normal are
promised only to the northwest-
arm states and south Pacific
slop.
"Tha distribution of almo-
0 sphsrlc pressure over ths Atlsn- 4
4 ti coast says tbs weather ba-
4 reaa weekly bulletin tonight.
"la SB oh ss to Indicate tempera-
tares below the normal la ih
northwest snd- Pacific stops.
Rala will fall In the region of
drought lb last half of the
weak."
lean city were filled with sightseer
from El Paso. The street were
crowded during tbs morning and af-
ternoon with visitors
Nothing . mired in ths tow to
mar Its tranquility. The gambling
games and othsr attractions wars well
attended.
fp tbs evening the Fifteenth Bat-
talion band gave a concert In the
Constitution plssa.
AjnCfUCAW WOMB.
have Bee Mistreated My
Mexleaa la Mew Orleans.
By Thr Alternated Press
New Orleans. Aug lO 111 t and 1. Inn
Oniird the American glrla wbo were
ml -.treated by bund It a sear Tsnpleo Max.
Isst week while tkelr father. Matthew
Gourd bound to s tree looked vo power-
less to help them arrived here Isst night
on the German steeaaer Spraedwsld front
Tamplro They left todsy for their home
lb Corning Is.
Thlrty-slx other American refugee
were aboard
Passengers declsred tbst Americana
were fleeing from Mexico leaving every-
thing behind them.
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS
Placed Under Arrest by Authorities)
In Mexico City.
By Thr Associated Pre
Mexico City. August 11. N. A. Jen
nings and Marvin Ferree two Ameri
can newspsper correspondents were
arrested last night and they are held
by order of the minister of the In
terior. The nature of the charges
against them Is not made known.
Jennings Is a representative of tha
Hearst newspapers and verree is a
correspondent of a Los Angeles news-
paper. PRAYING FOR MEXICO.
By The Assorts fed Pre
Bast Northfteld Mass.. Aug. 10. An
English preacbrr at ths Northfleld con-
ference led three thousand delegates In
prayer for Mexico that this country
might bring peace In the spirit of
Christ and that we might If possible
avoid war and bloodshsd. but that nev-
rlheless Ood'a will might be done. The
service was the largest of the seaaon.
Dr. O. Campbell Morgan of London waa
the speaker.
MEXICAN HBWI NOTKg.
Compulsory bathing I being enforc-
ed among the poorer classes In Msxlco
City by the Huerta govrnmnt. Sun-
day is appoloted as the day for the
proletariat to go to the public baths.
Jose Peres Castro a general of Fed-
eral volunteers and a former Balaxar
officer has been recalled to Mexico
City from the stats of Hidalgo aa his
loyalty to the government is ques-
tioned Colonel victor Manuel Carrol who
was stationed In Juares for a short
tlms last fall has been appointed pri-
vate secretary to Provisional President
Vlctorlano Huerta
T. j Mexican army will endeavor to
secure mounts for cavalry from tha
L'Bltsd States. Lieutenant Colonel Mig-
uel VUla has been sent to this country
to purchase several hundred head of
horses.
Velardena a mining town near Tor-
reon. In which a large smelter of the
American Smelting aV Refining com-
pany Is located according to Mexico
City report 1 In the hands of rebel
under Tomas Urblna a Chihuahua lead-
er. There are thirty American there
snd they ars In constant danger of
harm from the rebels according to the
reports.
A complete report of the shooting of
I'nlted States Immigration Inspector
Charles B. Dixon Jr. by Federal Irreg-
ulars in Juares was mad to ths Mex-
ico ciiy authorltlaa and the punishment
of all parsons Implicated In the shoot-
ing haa bean ordered by the govern-
ment according to reports from tbs
cspltal.
M t r.K - DENIAL.
Admits I'slng Bam Osmpalga Panda
at lalaaa Moaey Was Repaid.
g The Associated Pre
Albany. N. Y Aug. 10 After s long
conference tonight with sum of his
political advisers. Governor Huiser issusd
ststeuient denying absolutely b used
his csmpalgn fuad for prslstlv pur-
pests. Ha says k aevex heard of tha
stuck brokerage firm of Fuller A Orsy
snd Boyer aV Ortswold sllgd transac-
tions wlih wklek figured hugely In tk
teattasony before tb Frswlsy lavestt-
gatlng eoamlltee.
Tbe governor sys be dM apply ear-
la la rsnipslgu funds te Ms psrsoBSI use.
but adda that he made the amount good.
He also admit having maaaetlon wltk
tb stock Arm of Harris A PulUr but
Isslsts tksl bla seeosBt with this fins
was sot specuistlr aud consisted of a
lo a stack sad collateral 11 drasss
tksl be star speculated Is Wall street
TBS ststsBMat wss glseo oat by Ches-
ter C. I'lsit. the govern.. r . secretary.
Among thus pnssal s the refrar
wsre Louis Marshall. John lisoueaay and
Mr. Piatt.
IV WEI) PRISONER ( Alt. in
AUcajed Robber N abbe ! at Hrt.tge
Aftsr i treating Jail la Juarw.
Henry Bell a negro who to said to
be one of Oeneral lnss Ha lair's aides.
was arrested st ths Btauton alreet
international bridge at midnight by
iMMectlv Btanaet. Wood and Ivy
l-l ii ley . and Is bring held at the police
station oa a charg of being a sue-
plcluu character.
Ball to said to hava besa tbs man
that was driving J Q. Burcb's horse
aud buggy la Juares Saturday whsa
It was identified by Hurch a bring
lbs on tbat waa taaau from hiss
whsa bs was hold up oa tha couuty
road Friday sight
Ball was b.ckod up la Juares Sat-
urday but ssade bla ssnspe yasterday
Today h will ba transferred to ths
county jail the sblaf of polios says
aad a charg of robbery by tb us of
fire arms will be preferred SJSlasI
uiiu ia tb Jastau court.
GEN. MAAS MERINO
VKRACRCZ COMMANDER PAR-
AD KD HIS MOLDIERS.
Envoy Des-Baew lo Dfasrwsa His Mis-
sion With Private indlv Maala
Woss't Itoaharrnss Haertsv
By The Aeeerlsted Press
Mr i. nt. August u. hn Und.
the personal emissary of President
Wilson arrived at the capital last
night and has thus far had a com-
paratively uneventful experience In
Mexico. Before leaving Vera Crus. Mr.
Llnd was visited by Oenersl Oustavn
Mans the military commander tha
first offlclsl nf Mexico to meet the
emissary. Ths meeting took place at
the train Just before Mr. Und a de-
parture and Oeneral Maas also did
him the honor to parade a small da-
tachment of troops alongside his
train.
The monotony of ths trip In the
regular dsy trsln from Vera Crus lo
tha capital was hroksn by an enforced
delay by ths wreck of s trsln nhead
In ths region which has been ths
scene of rebel operation.
Mr. Und declsred here thst he did
not have the slightest intention of dis-
cussing affairs regarding Mexico with
private Individuals. He said his busi
ness waa with official Mexico and that
he would bs vsry careful with whom
he talked. There need be no appre-
hension he added that he would em-
barrass the government by Indiscre-
tion of tbat sort.
There Is reason to believe that be
fore his mission to Mexico Is ended
he will have suggested mors than
ths mere fulfillment of the promlss
by Oeneral Huerta tbat elections bs
held. It has been pointed out that
such a demand Is not wholly incon
sistent since the promise to hold elec
tions in Octobsr has already been
mads and Intimation of bad faith
are In bad taste at ths present mo-
ment. Mr. Llnd does not Intend to act has
tily although he. will lose no time and
his work In Mexloo will be finished
within three weeks possibly soooer.
If gsnarsl Husrta persists In being
unwilling to see him O'Shaugnessy ths
charg d'afralrs. will transmit Llnd's
communications.
EN ROUTE TO JAPAN
Col. De Aleman W 111 In spect 75.000
Rifles Purchased by Huerta
By The Auooioted Pre
Honolulu. Aug. 10 Col. Ds Aleman.
of the Mexican army arrived here on
the Japanese steamer Buyo Maru
from Maasanlllo on his way to Japan
where he will Inspect 75000 rifles
purchased by the Mertcan provlsloanl
government to be used In the war
gainst ths Constitutionalists.
Col. Ds Alemsa wss dlaspputnted 1b not
meeting Felix Diss ss he be had expected
to go with him to Japan.
Pellow passengers who bsd tslked with
Colonel De Aleman declared that he aad
not Gen. Dlas. Is Hoerts's diplomatic
representative to Japan.
ITALY Wil l. DECLINE
London. A ns-. 1 1 - Trie rietiv
Chronicle correspondent at Rome
says it is rumored that Italy wjll do-
cltne to participate In ths Panama-
Pacific Exposition In 1118.
INSURANCE COMMISSION.
By The Amoetnted Press
Jefferson City Mo.. Aug. 10. Gov-
ernor Major announced tonight that
the three big political parties of the
state would be represented on tb In
surance commission he proponed to
appoint next month-
SOCIAL NEWS OF
THE SOUTHWEST
FORT DAVIS TEXAS.
Fort Davis Tex. O. 8. Locke and
grand daughter of Concord New Hamp-
shire are spending several weeks on
Mr. Locke's ranch near hers.
I Mlxon and wits returned Monday
from California where they have spent
several months
A O. Riser of Paris Tex.. Is tb
guest of his brother W. D. Riser.
J. D. Fisher wife and baby are vis-
BANKING BY MAIL
Just aa saay to opan a a ring aoccsant with aa as though you
Used next door.
WE PAT 4 par cent Interest must ill il Twice Every Tsar. We
do hnsinssa under tbe Dexvosttor's Uuaranty Law of the State of Texas
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oral weeks
Mra 1. It Wilson sad llttl daugh-
ter of Stiles. Tea . srs gussts of W.
D Riser aad ramlly
Hoy Powell of Sierra Btanca was a
visitor this week
MIbs Bra Jones entertained the
bridge ehib at her ham Tsesday af-
ternoon nellrlmie refrsshm-nts cob-
stating of salsd and la rresm was
SSrved. Those present wsre: Mesdsme
J as. Stewart M. a. Thompson Bars
Ixreke. A W. Quthrts of Sss Angalo.
D. Is Hunter of Ban Ansel" cT N.
Thompson of San Anionlo Updyb of
Fort Worth P. W. Jsnss. San Anioni c
Misses Orare Stewart Jettle Prattt
Theo Patterson Bl Paso; Kat Fink.
Bl Paso and Bva Jnass.
There wss quite aa enjoyable dam s
at ths court boas Tuesday night.
District court convened here on Mnn-
dSV Aug. 4. There Is quite a large
docket which will necessitate th bold
lag of court for several weeks
Judge Walter OHM and wife sf Del
Rio srs guests at the "Llmpla hotel "
Judge J. r. Douglas of Ragle Pass
Is la Fort Davis hoMIng court.
Capt. J B. oniett snd wtf wsr vis-
itors this week
Mr. and Mrs. Muggins of Mas ABgslo
Tex. sr gueat at Stewart House
Mrs. A. a. Prade and Miss Jsttls
Prultt entertslneo Thursday morning
at ths beautiful ranch heme ef Mr
Prud with a most enjoyable bridge
Party complimentary to Mrs. Mamie
8nyder of Pecos who Is Mra Prude s
guest. Thar wars four tables of play-
srs and at tha consluslon of the game
a two-course luncheon waa served The
first prise a cut glass perfume bottle
was won by Miss Bva Jon. Mrs
Ipdyka and Miss Orace Stewart cut
for consolsJion. Mrs. Updyk bing
winner received a lovely bridge sat.
Those present were:: Mesdsmes Up-
dyke. Sutton Sara Locks Hunter
Outhrle. Fowlks Lyksr. Thompson
Olllls Prude;: Misses Thso Patterson'
Oracs Stewart Jettle Prultt. Eva Jones
and Aline Prud.
CLINT TRXAS
By Time Special Corretpondrai
Clint Tax.. Aug. . The Women of
Clint gave aa Ice cream social g( the
school boose last Frldsy Bight to start s
fund for tbe Improvement of tbe grounds
snd building. Tbe school year will be-
gin Sept H
Between tbe grasshoppers ssd Hi
drouth there sre many pieces that look
ss though they had been swept by a tor-
nado bnt tboae places tbst bare s pump-
ing plsnt are la fine skspe and will har-
vest ss much and as good crops ss
though the Rio Grande was fnll of muddy
wstsr.
Mrs. W. M. ComtoB. who will bavo
charge of the primary department of the
school the coming year la with her
daughter tbe guest or Mrs A T. Hslli
bsa.
Tbe Misses Blsnch Fuller snd Georgia
-Myers of Bl Paso wbo have been visiting
friend bars bsve returned bom.
Miss Benton of El Paso spent tb first
of Isst wesk here visiting friends.
Troop B. Second cavalry. Captain Rsl-
ney commanding which bss bran in Clint
for several months Is to return to Fort
Bliss snd Troop H. It It reported will
tsks Its place bere.
Dr. W. R. Henderson was a business
caller lo El Psto Istt Wednesday.
Four more reclamation surveyors have
come to Join th party worklog along the
caaal. Tbty see J. M. Ober it n
Overman H. V. Cunningham and W. L
Hudson.
Mrs. O. H. Wheeler wss shopping In
El Paso Saturday.
Miss Merul Thayen Is s studest opera-
tor at tb local telephone office.
The Mexlcsn school building la fsst
nesrtng completion slthough funds for
tbe purposs sre limited. It will oneo
Sept. 8.
THE MAN!
who buys land on the Inter-
urban now will maks more
money than tha tman wbo
buys next waek.
TOBIN
Inter urba Land
Headquartars.
ST.
JOSBPH MAGOFFIN T. Pre
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asvd Hairs.
Office aad Was-tshsjaesi
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El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 33RD YEAR, Ed. 1, Monday, August 11, 1913, newspaper, August 11, 1913; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth196531/m1/2/: accessed March 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting University of Texas at El Paso.