El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 34TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Monday, September 22, 1913 Page: 5 of 12
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MONDAY. SEPTFMBF.R 22. 1918
CONCLUDE MEETING
luirmmt ria. for i m ori r
jgKffr or nwD.tT t.AWa
Will lilirrw NmI Year hi !"
HgwMR Chwri'h Name Mat
and Nall.mal Deb-gales
With the' naming of delegates to th
Stat nnrt National rnnirratlnn and
tha serenttng at a meeting place for
tha 1U sesalrn tar twelftfc annual
meeting of thr 131 Paso Baptist aeaoctw-
lion was brought to a rlnea Saturday
. venlng at thr First Baptist church.
Thr If 14 martin will open Wednee
day. npt. l at tha Calvary-Honston
Naoarr rlmrch Tha following dele
gatoe war named to attend tha Texas
mat convention whleh convenes at
Dallas In November. Dr. J. . Wllllama.
A. m. Boyd. C Naala. Bra. O. Tut-
nam and 1. H. Nations. Dr. A. J.
Wed.m paator of thr CalTary-Houaton
Hoilar Baptist church waa appointed
a asylegale to the Southern Baptlat
conrentPMi
Tha fallowing raaolatloa waa
onanimnualy adopted:
"Wharaaa there la a law against all
entertainments on Sunday which
iharg an antranp fee. and.
"Wbarraa thla law ahould prohibit
nil baseball ..- plotur ahowa
iheatera and skating rlnka la Kl Paao
al conducted aSi Sunday; and.
"Where an. It la of Importance that
r oommunlty ahould be a law-abiding
community to aay nothing of tha
Importance of a moral and religious;
and.
"Wharaaa an officer of the law who
plcka out certain lawa ho will seek to
enforce and certain othar lawa which
ha will not enforce no matter If In thla
conduct he feela that he la carrying
out public sentiment la really an an-
archlat a teacher of the fundamental
li-lnrlpale of anarchy and la hlmeelf a
lawbreaker and falle to carry out hla
oath of office and thereby perju-ea
himself:
"Therefore be It reeolved that this
association and thla laymen'a i. aaa
meeting derlaiea Itaelf In favor of the
enforcement of the lawa all the lawa.
the Sunday lawa-not excepted.
"Reeolved that we rail npon the of-
ftcera of the law In Kl I'aao to enforce
the lawa aa they are found upon the
atatute hooka.
J. F. WILLIAMS Moderator.
"A. E. BOYD CTerk."
Membrra of the aaaoclatlon apoke
against the operation of road houaea
down the valley: the maintenance of
Sunday cluba and other features of
city life."
The aaaoclatlon la . determined to
make Kl Paso a better and purer city
and the membera have united to con-
duct a cruaade againat all forms of
Sunday amusement and against vice In
general.
A committee waa appointed to In-
spect a plot of ground near Alpine
with a view to securing It for a Bap-
tist encampment ftround. The com-
mittee consists of L R. Mllllean and
J. C. Balrd.
Nearly 200 waa ralacd at the meet-
i Saturday for the benefit of aged
ministers.
K Kujd clerk waa Inatructed to
extend the thanks of the aaaoclatlon to
the Morning Times for the manner In
which the meetings have been reported.
Saturday'a aervlcea were opened
with devotional exerclaea by Rev. I. R.
Milll. an and Rev. J. F. Wllllama
Pr Howard Thompson made a very
Interesting report on Huckner's Orph-
aiia' Home and the association dla-
cuaaed plana for aiding in its mainten-
ance. The report on Old Minister' Relief
Waa read by Rev Mr. Milll no and a
lollectlon waa at once atarted among
membera of the congregation.
C. V. Nafe read the report on Sunday
arlinola. a very gratifying one. It em-
braced all the phases of Sunday school
work and showed a substantial In-
creaae over the preceding year.
The report on temperance waa read
by Rev. Ed U Mllllean. It covered
the work of the church In that field.
One of the intereatlng reports was
that on rellgloua literature read by
Kov. O. B. Carter.
Addresses were given at the v.. i
People's rally by Rev. A. E. Boyd and
Rev. O. .1. Wade. This concluding the
living day's meeting.
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS
rdglitli Will Orwn for W inter Term on
Oct. 9 Many Cam From
Harris County.
The Eight Court of Civil Appeals
iter Its aummer vacation. ill optm
for the winter term October . Chief
Jtiatire Harper Is already In the city.
Associate Justice Hlgglns. who Is In
Ole Eaat. la expected to reach here by
Octoi.er 9 and Aaaoclate Juatlce Mc-
K who Is In Dallas la expecte I
to return In several days.
During the forthcoming term of
nun. only every second Thursday will
l anhmlaalon day although aa in
the post decisions will be handed
down every Thursday
The court haa a great number of
caaea from Harris county on the dock-
et and for the first two months of
tks term decisions In three are ex-
pected to be handed iown. after which
th eourt'g caaaa In this dietrlct will
receive attention. The following case
have been sat for eu omission on
Thursday October t:
Kltlberta R. de Acoeta et al vs. Ce-
c.lUo Cadvna. from 1:1 Paao.
B. V. Caps va K W. Johnson from
Houston Belt Terminal Rsllway
company va Prank F. Dooley from
iiarrla.
Houston a Texas Central Railroad
company v ' ' J Loofa from Harris
A P Hurtfleld is J A Oreber at
Japhet and company va A. P. Pote-
manakos from Harris
International i irdcr of Twelve
KntehU aad Daughters of Tabor is A
American Express company va I -en
ig raaea hale leen set
1'huralay ( x-iober It;
"rrlgan v T. V. Uuea
in ii.hi
on a'ir Insurance com-
II Akla. from Harris
well is frank C Colby
'as as valley Hallway
C. Voas. from Harris
honaas rt at. from Harris.
Houslua Tl.li.jl la. I. .a . uipen
S
Hantaan r months may fly southward I
end the avenlnga grow coal the eaten I
dar may ha turned to Its September
leaf and the fMhtnn show heralded by I
ettrartlrs windows aad hy large ad
rertleemente In the Times but II la net
until the young people gather up their I
boeka aad start for arhoel that aay-1
body begins ta realise how swiftly and
ureiv the summer has gwaa.
Many a home In Kl I'aao which dar )
lag the past two months has rung with
(are free laughter and other form of I
alety of merry boys and girls will
aeem atrangely quiet when tha parking
Is all over and the goodbyes have been
said.
Today nine sweat girl graduatee of
teat year's High school claaa will board
tralna and leave for varloua pnlnta In
the I'nltad Statee to enter conserve- I
lories seminarian colleges and unlver
allien. Some are going east and some
eoitth. Some are going to study art
snd to take music courses while oth-
ers are going ta prepare themaaivas
for teaching In the public arhoola ao I
that they may repay In part what has I
AI.MA MORRISON.
been given them by the achoola of tbia
city.
Misses Opal Hadlock and Margaret
("Peggy") Hryan are going to San
Marcos Tex. to attend the state normal
school where they will prepare them-
selves for their life's ambition and
work teachers. Both Miss Hadlock
and Miss Bryan are prominent In
younger society circles here and there
absence will no doubt be missed. Miss
Hadlock was class salutatorlan last
year in the High school graduating
class and made an enviable scholastic
record.
Miss Francis Henderson haa planned
a life of art and music and will leave
today for Cleveland Ohio to enter a
rcueica! conservatory and art school.
The Misses Orace Fleck. Lillian Dock-
wood Alma Morrison. Katie Mulcahy
Beasle Barnes and Iaabelle Valentine
are leaving tonight for Auatln Tex. to
enter the state university. All aro
graduates of laat year's High school
class. Miss Valentine bears tha dis-
tinction of having won the class
scholarship to the university.
Charles Kllburn. son of Mr. snd Mrs.
J. P. Kllburn. 120ii Magoffin avenue
has chosen an army life and will enter
West Point to study the art and strat-
gy of modern warfare. Toung Kil
burn made an estimable record In claaa
work in the High school last year be
at sj tat San Jacinto Rice company
et al. from Harris. w
H. Hamilton et al vs 8. JAaehlm et
u x from Harris.
Theodore KelUr company va E. D.
Mangum. from Harris.
THE BOY SCOUTS.
One of the moat picturesque elements
of the Scout work. Klrst Aid. Is also
one of the moat useful. Every day
new Instances of (ulck wit and re-
sourcefulness come to the attention of
Seout -masters. The cases are not al-
ways spectacular but very often the
training and promptnoaa of a lad of
fourteen haa avoided serious conae-
quence after aome trivial or mor-
venous accident. The Boy Scouts of
America have attracted a grant deal of
favorable comment In thr past year for
their knowledge of first aid. and In
many instances resl heroism ss wsll
as reeourcsfulnese has been shown.
However proficient they may be. the
Scouts stake no claim to be amateur
doctors but give only such treatment
eg la within their power and aa aoon
aa posalble turn the rasa over to a
physician. In many places Boy Scouts
who have proven their efficiency In
first aid work are permitted special
privileges by police and firemen. At
Cuatesvllle. Pa. they are allowed to
pass beyond the fire lines snd many
limes render Inialusbis aid.
This branch of tha Scout movement
will be thoroughly taught to thr three
El Paao patrols duripg the coming sea-
son. It la planned by the Scout-
masters here to work with the poller
snd firemen Then luo the vkoqt
masters aay. tharr Is a possibility of
the Scouts rendering Ftrsl Aid along
the river In the army patrol camps
Friday and Saturday nights the boys
nf the Y M i A a ill give two ban-
ejuets In the V W C A. rvoma
In the Calleher building the younger
boys to hold fall sway Friday night
and the older boys Saturday night
The. two banquets will offU'iaJay in
luguratr the . il season of the T M
C. A. saersbsrs. snd hir been prepared
v Hi- beys themselves Tha various!
patrols af Ike lto Scouts will as re I
organised during th Friday night baa I
qaet and plan perfected fur a busy
winter "
"The Havana' Use thud Boy grout
natrul la Kl Paao was re . oil oieao
Ised by rteoutmaaier Hrowa and bow
nglhy blkaa
f the aatrvla
igbt
raasti in
sat aalna rarefv I arlverr I'aoae Jlo
bight asd .. sank. -Ad.srtlstsaest.
MAIDENS
. OPAI. HADDOCK HKiWIK PARIfRfl I - A ' 'I :l .1. 1 : V A I r.VTINE
. - "
- -tiW 9 k
AND YOUTHS FARE FORTH TO SEEK LEARNING
EDUAR VAKDKN.
KATE MClA-AHY.
DAWN OF NEW ERA
PKOI-I.K OK BAKSTOW. TEXAS TO
l"KOt 1IC al I'l-H N
WATfcg.
Will Vot tlrtelter t far I'ropealllea to
Take Over PSSfSllj ot the Harstaw
lrrtgatia t'oinpaay.
ify Np((ul M ire fu the flairs
llaratow. Tex.. Sept. 21. The commis-
sioners court of Ward county tin Ordered
an electlnu ou Wednesday la-tolier K for
the purpose of voting ou Hie formation
of an Irrigation district under the lira
Barges iluKcick irrlgiitlon set passed at
the Inst term of the legislature. The five
eotiirntteloitera and apeclul tax uaseaaor
provided foe In this lavv are to be elected
at Ibis time
If tbe foruistlos of the district carries
another election w 111 follow to vute on the
bond lease This win srebably tie for
: the purpose of a hlcti a III le the
piirclnislus hy Ike district of the present
arsteui of Hie Baratow Irrlgatlou coai-
pnay snd ibe rou.truetlon of s lurge stor-
iiitm reservoir fur the eonsrrvuilou of the
flood walera of Hie 1'eciia river. All Ibe
pi ellittluary work in the formation of the
list ru t hn been completed and I lie que
tloa Is sow readv to tie ehiuitted lu a
vole of the land li.. liters of Hie illatrlcl
Papl t Pass I eea eairass).
At a. recent meetlnit of the people 'a
enuiBilttee ell sal (em. in waa nvihe.1 with
tile llurato Irrltcntloii eoaipany tbe prln
fetal stack holders .f a-kark are si I la
apitalisK and . on I closed Willi h will
be riioainieioied to Hie la pavers eud of
course sulijeci to I heir approral as will la
expressed Ih Ibe couilug lecll..u
This lr;icl provld-a Ihjt apou Ibe
foriautiou of the dlatrlrt and tbe Issuance
of tbe BsxaSla Ibe people shall lake user
all the hohllaga nf Ih Harslow lirlgatloli
coiupnliy for the of l .'o i--. t. ba pstd
ill ..f Ho- I tool Issue 'till- ilicli:de ivr
thirty miles of eaaaltv lalrl. fluuira
bea'lk'aies siter approprtail n aad wbat
Is known as Ike Maud like Keserv.dr alt
.tahrariiig w-ia serlloMa of land wllb so
eallaiated .apaelty of SU.IMJ acr-faet of
water.
The rautrSCt also peuv iuc hH Ike vllkina
uf a pan of the I'is-.is river by law dte-
rtM. This sill laser lb eaf sgltMaltea
f Ikasgsasda of acres of fertile laud now
aabjs- I to oierflew Tbe hi lsula people
era lars uwuers uf i ml slong ta river.
IMg Aeeaag I adr l-...e. i
About xu.isw acre uf lead will eoaat
SSrdSt nils proies-t slop cuspilaal. Thne
are ilready aix.ul AVUU acres of auler
rlghis under lb aid aysteaa wllb stoat
li.iaai a rs la cullliatlasi There la alee
seas talk of th. i.oii.i .vred by tbe
r'ariueis l . le... dllrb aerua tbe
river ...ii. lata Ike district kster a.
Tbe prewit water spp'.prlsil'ois e
sefs-av wli' Ike floed walrra that will be
stared la is vaarv4r wbaa sssxisra; led
Aivrdtag lv lu iiswii. wul alfvrd as i
p 'i"1 : "n I r
v
i
l Jti . fea s
L A.J . I
1DKIN8 HOW DEN.
OK ACE FI.KI'K
l-r this pros t
lb Irrlu I ties
(villi soiue to spare thai may be sold to
W ilier e...erprlw a along Ike rlrer. And
wi.it s.ich lauds v. IH sd rases to several
times ibeir preaeui valaa Is not a mutter
of spM ulatloti
Tks farmers are lrdy. asdaf preseal
eoudltlou'. rsiltsg nreis aa Is two tuna
lier ass of alfalfa per uttlag and culllnv
five au'd al.x t tinea a year Fruit sad
trip. .ire sjsa ykridlag gaad returns With
SB asaurnioe "f pieiilv of vv aler at
tiavs ibere a HI he
lag and a large In.
reps already growl
Major John vv II
sxaasgar of in lb
uaay tu aeasaa sa
sxaj i BiejsJll ass
slats ellMloe-l- I
llrevslfled fsrui
lii tb ll.ls of
n- ii lias resigned aa
ltriow Irrigatts
i 'ippoliilsMmt by leaver- I
f the board uf t
II r asd Mrs u
bar alrvwdi
ad la .liislln and be
ealered up' i I. .i.e. .f Ii. ff
Hum i.i I in t Indi ra Morbus
Many cases uf this dlseaas result fa
and Db
kla pre
keep il
Men ars diti
Tttoas who rrg
saving device
a duty sueiua.
d-d into two clears
trd a sain as a lataur-
ud tiiuss ska think it
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of all lauda
ample suppl)
HAHODD KIDHDRN.
Kit ANCK8 HKNDlCHHi N
S. P. t (L INVOLVED
IS I II MM. I D. W ITH II I i:t. M.I.Y
HOI DIM. I.SDS WOKI II
ktrVKl MILLIONS
Krvpn-sctllut 1 1 r Tlioniasain of Illinois
Will IntriMlutit It' -s.l o II.. n He
IIIMIIlllllg InicsltKalioii.
Hy Thr Atwialtil Print
Wellington. 1 1. C. Sepl. 21. -Alla-gutiona
that the government's caa
igulnat the Hon I hern Pacific Itallroail
company fur the recovery of oil lunda
value.) ul hundreds nf millions of
dollars haa been so "handle! I.y the
deparinieiit of Jiiatli na in lie timet
sdvantugeous to Una Muiithern Paclflc
Rallr.iHil coinpiiny." are ontuined in
res.. lotion which llcpreacntstlv c
Thoniuaon Progreaalve of Illinois
announced tonight h would Introduce
in the house Monday
Tin- l.uvi limn in Wants to Kno.
The riio.lutloii demands u detailed
statement froiii AHoi ikv U.-lieral Mi -Reynolila
aa lo the fu. ta i hiiiii-i lad
with Die Southern I'sclfle litigation
reriuirlng him to report spei'lflcally :
"Whelhei or not thr government
lis ii lei lo atop the Southern Pgl'lfre
oompany fr.un i .man lb ling wells mi
the disputed territory.
"What steps. If any. hsvs been
taken tn pr. v. m the extraction of oil
from the lands In (titration.
"Whut action haa bean token to
pfuici the government's right to the
lands other than the filing of suit
on December 20. 112 in III. BSM
iinw pending In lite I..I. i.l ...oris of
California "
Ix.VIMMI V. rvs. of Issiid lniol.nl
The limits in e.ontroiia sanbrac
tarsal igf.ttkv a-r bfead which II la
elaiiii' (I Hi x"V( rimieat xpreal ri
served mlm ml rights The suit riled
laat w liilvr wua to re. ovi r the I nun
. I. of I ill- oe. I to ( Ih. I SIlllS fol
Hi.
Tlu K.
are under conablrrat I..
... Iina ul Bum pan
I i h of II
tlu
am
.l . ill lloll OL. .1
of which Ihe despot'
la. walling Ihe r ..lu
BBjl
ria are not aimlinr lo Ih"
nt case and a supreme
lap. a in then would mo
III. ..... nc ol .vei n ii
ga H la alleged that oil
Ha Berll I ununited
lbs dA'tail lineal ul JUa-
e atbletl'
rU on th
misled several Moutlm stern records
Adhlns Rowdan. son of Attorney R
V Bowden late of III I'aso but now of
I .on Angeles Is now en route from Its
Angelra to Kl Paao and upon reaching
her will leev Immediately for Wash-
Ingtnn. D. )'.. where ha will enter
0 eel gat own university where he will
atndy law and philosophy
Kdgai Vanish also of laat yar'a
Kiailiiallng claaa will accompany Bow-
drn aa far aa fhlragn and there will
enter the I' III falsity of I'blcago to take
a speclsl course In engineering snd
ipvcha ileal drawing.
Mlaa ilrare Wlngo. Ih charm. ng
danahter of Mr and Mrs. T M. Wlngo.
left yesl. rda) aflarnoon on the Hold n
Slate limited rot Tarrytow n on-the
Hilda. in. New York where ah will en-
ter the I'astla school one of the most
select glrl'a schools In th 1'nlted
Stales Mlas Wlngo spent last year
studytna in lava Angeles.
Miss Margaret Davis better known
to lier friends aa "Peggy" will return
In Weat l.ke college In lane Angelas aa
soon as her health permits. Mlaa Davis
la the accomplished daughter of I
l.II.I.IAN I.OCKW00D.
and Mrs. W. C. Davis of I Hi" Montana
street. She waa the Inspiration for Bey-
era! brilliant social functlona during
the summer and Ihc active aoclal life
haa claimed n heavy toil on her. She
has been aeriously 111 for tbe puat sev
ersl days but Is now on her way to
recovery and upon fully convalescing
will leave for I.ob Angeles Her slater.
Mtaa Blanche will not enter school un-
til the January term.
Miss Margaret Castas daughter of
Mrs. Margaret t'aplea of tl North San-
ta Fa atreet left yeateiday afternoon
in the tloldrn State limited for Holly
wood. Cal. where she will resume h r
studies In the Hollywood convent.
Miss Irene DjiUgtilln daughter of Mr
and Mrs. W. M laiuKlilIn of Kast
Boulevard will leave Hil morning for
Staunton. Va . to enter the Mai v Bald-
win seminary.
Mlaa tjulda Mayer left laat night for
Austin to reaunie her atudles In the
Texas university
luy Hammett Davie will leave today
lur California to enter a preparatory
school.
Joe Worsham and l.ucketl Cochran
left last night for Austin to enter the
slnlo university.
lll.-ks Tooley will leave today for
Fssex Falls. New Jersey where he
will enter Rsaex Fulls college
Her said tonight that HpccUl Assist-
am Attorney General Tow naend. In
charge of the oil lunrt cases had seen
Hi pr. seritutlve Tlintnaaon late today
and given him nil the Information
sought hy the resolution Thrv lc-
i lured that iiroaei utlon of Ihe gov-
ernments case had been delued
pending a decision on important
pointH raised In iippialed private
suits; that the railroad company was
accounting fr every gallon of oil
taken from tks properly In the no in-
tline nud thai there wm. nollilng uti-
uatiul ulioul ihe prot dings.
Mr Townaend Is in Washington
now foi eiinfereiK es with the attor-
ney general In regard in thin -hbc and
to die. u.-s plans I'm filing other suits i
In the near future
and the Worst is Yet to Come
'
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1 1 t
I Cr rH -uv-syj.iqs.y . a - B j
WILL 8E 6000 FAIR
MIDI. M N M.RK I I.TI It VI.
HflllTION OPF.NM gfPT. .
I ollcgc Term Begins arret. t 1 el sow
Mori I Hrna li to He I ot I p
ami I it Tills rail.
Hv ilperml If ire fe le riawa
Midland. Tex. Kept. II Midland
county's annoal fair opens nxt
Thursday and continues three days.
The fair this year promises to be of
unusual Interest on acmint .it thla
being Ihe beat crop year for a long
time This will make Ihe agricultural
and horticultural exhibits more extsn-
stve and the competition between rn-
t rants more keen.
In addition to these fowl u re tilers
will be pet stock and poultry show
at whkh will le exhibited the beet the
euth plains ran produce In that line.
The "br.tler liable" rontewt promises
to be an Interesting affair as It la tn
first ponteet of the lilr. foe fht r-
ttnn of Texas.
Midland college is almost ready for
the opening of the 1111-14 term on
SeptcmlH-r 2. The faculty Is made up
with the exception of one teacher
and this place will soon he aupplisd.
Miss Lena McKor. formerly of ths
University of Tixas will teach botany
M'l'vv. phystoloffy physiography and
languages; Prof. Jesse W. Williams
ol S mrnons college will teach mathe-
matics and Mra. Grace CI. Rreedon
late of i ixford unlveralty. England
will teach htat. ry and literature.
Dr. Randolph Clark has arrived
and will at once enter the field In be-
half of this Institution and will work
the country lying north. Dee Clark
of the stnli nferenco of education
will permanently lake up the financ-
ing of the college and will travel over
the state devoting hla entire time to
this work. An elaborate program for
the opening la being prepared and
President Jones and hia asBlstants are
very optimistic over the future out-
look of the college
One of the greatest enterprises that
has been launched In the Midland
country Is the proposed colonisation
uf the Big C ranch property formerly
owned by the Nelson Morris estate
but now owned by the Midland Farms
company. This Immense project com-
prises 220.000 ai res of fertile lands
lylnu In a contiguous body and .iver
vvhlih until lately thousands of high-
grade i attic roamed.
The proposlicn that now confront
In owners of thlv valuable tract of
land is the colonisation thereof with
a thiifty class of stock fanners. To
this end active preparation are now
under way to open up and properly
equip u demonstration farm near the
old headquarters This farm will
emprise l.ooo acres unit will be
planted to the various crops thai nre
adapted to this country und climate.
Manager O. W. KrYr accompanied
by several other membera of Hi Mid-
land Karma company has Just got in
from Mo i i and will make a
lour of inspection of the property.
T'hev already have on the ground a
large Case steam tractor and a r-
tury drill that Ik capable of sinking
a well of any diameter from six up to
ivventy-elghl inches They have iileo
shipped in several carloads of tools
und oiher necessary equipment for
the successful development of thl
project that mentis so much not only
for Midland bill also for the great
south plums in general.
Thinking of the
Kitchen?
Somehow or other housewives al-
ways think of Hie kitchen and
chtnu closet at this season of the
year.
That's wh the merchunts pay
in much attention to featuring
"Housekeeping Things" this month.
They print in their advertising
the news they believe people want
to t end
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El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 34TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Monday, September 22, 1913, newspaper, September 22, 1913; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth196703/m1/5/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting University of Texas at El Paso.