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Tuesday. May 2. 1916.
EL PASO MORNING TIMES
Your
Oxfords
Will be just
right if theg
come from
this store.
Style like cut in black
or tan high or low
shoes
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ÜÍEjÍ fit?
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We give "S. & H." Green Trading Stamps.
UNITED STATES TROOPS TO
REMAIN IN MEXICO
INDEFINITELY
(Continued from rag one.'i
clr positively that If aurli a proposition
Is made to (lonrral iibrogDii the reply will
to that the Mexican government regards
tlie presence or American troops ten reet
across trie International border a grave
a violation of their sovereignly as If the
ttoops were a thousand miles In the coun-
try. Scott and runston Silent.
Both general Scott and General Puñalón
remain silent about the situation. They re-
fuse to disclose the nature or the telegrams
they have sent to Washington or the char-
acter or the replies they have received. At
v o'clock last night General Funston came
In the door of the private car In which the
American orflcers are living and said that
no final Instructions had been rcrcived
from Washington. The two generals aat
up until 5 o'clock yesterday morning wait-
ing for an answer to their telcgrtim or Sun-
day In which they outlined the demands
of the Meilrans. When It came It was
so ambiguous In character. It Is said that
General Scott Immediately wired for more
definite and specific Instructions.
Hi Is recognized that the grave dangnr in
r i I
See our large stock which includes
presents for men women and chil
dren. Come in and examine the pre-
sents today. Full value given.
J. F. PRIMM & CO.
Mi--.ii Ave Entrance- Rohcrt-Iianner Kids.
I I. PASO. TEXAS.
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THE BEST VAYANY QAY
py-
Watson's Groceries Are Famous for Quality
Phone 5151 210-212 Texas St.
When making Ice Cream at home thia Summer why not
use the finest flavors in the world )
the present situation Is that some overt
act will be committed by some hot hearted
Menean officer that will force bostlllt'es.
M Is known thai It Is with the gr-steel
dirriculty th.it some of the youngri of
fleers are being retrained. American army
orfirers are kee.ing close mouths on the
situation. They do not talk war. but ir
trouble comes the plan of action 's rullv
dftermlned upon. The Intelligence bureau
of the war department and the engineering
corps or the army have worked out their
plans to the last detail and thing are
likely to move rast rmm the tan If a Mart
be ne( esr
Pershing Ordered I t'onrentrate.
General I'unslon yesterday ordered Gen
eral lcrshlng to concentrate his forces as
Tar as pos.lhle. and It was reported late
last night that the entire oxp-dltlonary
army is massed :n and around S'anilqulpa
.No rejHtrt of trouble have been received.
.Newspaers correspondents returning
troin the rront yesfrrtay report thst "en
eral Pershing has lieen very much de
pressed rearing thai he would receive
an order to withdraw hi. Hoops from the
country. He is unalterably opposed v
this
All three military commanders are now
on record as being or the ame mind con
renting ruture action.
General Scott. General Funston and Gen-
ersl Pershing believe that It would be little
short or disaster to pull out now. and they
ire the three tnn In the l ulled sutes who
kñow the situation best.
Rrrilslrlhullnn nt Troops.
The order ror the rcdlnrlbutlon or the
troop recently Issued from department
headquarters at Fort Sam Houston have
been carried out to the letter and the regi-
ments of i he expeditionary rorce are occu-
pying the most strategic position) ror either
orrense or dcrrnslve action.
Mormon Colony Laid Waste.
Mormon rerugveg In El Paso yesterday re-
ceived word that Colonia Chulchupa. one
or Ihrir settlements In the mountains south-
west or Cumbre tunnel had been laid waste
by bandits. The Mormon colonists were
recently called Into Colonia nublan trom
all points They left all their possessions
behind them. Two Mexicans who werV left
at Colonia i.huichupa as watchmen have re-
ported that they fled on the approach of
the bandits- nd the last they saw of the
place it wns in names. There were forty
prosperous farms In the colony.
scon ivsTRi cncn to make no
Al.BKKMKVr FOB WITHDRAW.!..
By InterniUlniial Newsservice.
Washington. May 1. The war department
early this evening aent a dispatch to Gen-
eral Hugh L. Scott chler or staff directing
him nnt to nuke any terms with Mexican
Minister or war nbregon conditioned on
the w ithdrawal of the American troops rmm
Tlie dispatch was sent after a series or
ronrerenres or high officials. Secretary
Baker conferred with President Wllion at
the While House and with Secretary Lans-
ing and with counsellor Polk at the sute
department.
The cuín relices were made necessary by
the receipt or disappointing and disturbing
me sages rnnu General Srott indicating that
unless new subjects were Introduced the
ronreien.es with General Obregon might as
well lie id'niirned. Tlie tenor of General
Scott's dlspatclieg wa that General Ohregon
was making the withdrawal or Hie rerililng
expedition a condition precedent to any
further parleys on the situation.
in n Slate Department.
The reply sent to Oeneral Srott contained
the Information that the question of with-
drawing the army Is a matter for the con-
sideration of the state not the war depart-
ment and he was Instructed to make every
erfort to continue the conferences pending
a derision by I he administration.
Uter this message had been sent army
orricen described the situation as "black
uid ugly." They said that Oeneral obregon
apparently had assumed that Oeneral Scott
hart power to confer to a conclusion. In
their opinion ihls accounted for the fart
that Genet hI nbregon. after yielding on the
question or releasing supplies for tlie army
plunged Immediately Into the main ques-
tion or the withdrawal or the troops.
Arredondo Renews Wtlr-rirawal Request.
KHseo Arredondo. Carranxa's ambassador
designate In Washington again urged Sec-
retary l.anstng today to order the with-
drawal of the American troops. He was
lold that this matter could not be discussed
while the rott fihregon ronrerencei are in
progress on the border.
After his conference with Secretary Lans-
ing. Mr. Arredondo told newspaper men
the position of the Cairania government
was that there was no longer any need of
the presence nr American troops since
Villas power has been crushed.
Carraca Reported Standing Pat.
Genera! Carranza he said would not
entertain any prooosal n retain the Ameri-
can troops in northern Mexico 'oven If they
remained Inaeilve while the government
troops completed the work for which the
American troops were sent arrow the bor-
der. Mr. Arredondo made It plain that Gar-
rama would he satisfied with no proposal
for maintenance or a rorelgn army on
Mexican soil.
The visit to Mr Arredondo to the state
ilrpartincnt was mken to Indicate that Gen-
eral nbregMti hail advised him that General
Srott rcMsed to discuss the withdrawal or
troop- .1111 thai nliregon therefore urged
Hie ambassador to take this matter up dl-
recti' with He- slate department.
Perhlnfl's Orders t'nrluuiged.
Secretary or War Baker reiterated today
that the mission on which the troops were
senl Into Mexico had not been changed.
He added that notlüng had been added to
or subtracted rrom tlie nrdera under which
the expedition was launched.
II was sicniricantly stated that General
Scott was instructed before his conference
with nbregon I
Hon in
expedition. This was Inlet pi vied as mean
lug thai Scott had lip orders to discuss
withdrawal It strengthened the Imprcs
sion gained di.rtng the day that the ad
ministration has no present intention or
withdrawing
ground ror the bel
Hon had decided It could under no cir-
cumstances be "blufi.d" Into ordering Im-
mediate evacuation because General Obre-
gon. with kn .11 no boblnd him had de-
manded It
Hitch Id Negotiation.
Evidence that there was a serious hllrb
In the Srott nbregon negotiations was given
bv tlie exchange or telegrams between
Secretary Baker and nit chief of staff
Secretary Baker received a long cipher
niesaage from General Scott Sunday. This
w as sent at the con. lusetn of 1he only con
b ren e thus far held between the opposing
military leader. Secretary Baker taw
President Wilson after receiving this first
dispatch and later n piled. It was assumed
a conference would be in-ld at Jutrei to-
day Instead in ueral Scott apparently did
not believe hit iintriictiont covered the
ground and sent another cipher mettage
to Secretary Baker The secretary took
this mettage to the While House today
and tie- presidenl dictated an answer. Liter
Mr Baker taw Secretary Lansing and Coun-
sellor Folk t reply wat sent In Oeneral
Si oil but H left Washington so lata there
was little hope the ronrerees would be
sble to llieel p. night
Cabinet May Take l' QueaUtsV
I nless (lene i al -coll and General Obre-
gon reach tn agreement tomorrow morning.
It i. likely the cabinet will take up the
nurslHW and decide what Is to be done.
I l.e title department was advised today
lhat the Canauta stale government had
moved suddenly rn.ui Vera crus to Orí-
igiiin.aui movement it said
We Mean
Burnett's Extracts
Vanilla Pineapple Strawberry
Lemon Pistachio Violet
Almond Raspberry Winterer sen
Sell for 35c par Bottle Worth More.
WATSON'S GROCERY E
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lo be din
Vers cnu r
holding
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en as. r -i.tiin.-iit in
In max. win. I. makes the
rut prersrloui.
i.KNtHM. PKRSMIMI. IN lot CM
twin mi i wio
. s M wv i Military an
II. orillea al He ba-i ' unp tiere apeared
P. lell.tc ..UIgllt Hut eleni OI SOnH) UU
p.ru. e in tin p xi .o. siiusuon are. Im
pending
A spun .1 tnlo ipite.n seemed to be
laintreat over He oe i uloii. although no
ik-fliilte reason ws ..Ifeiid
Sold lei a of lie g;im-.li were IteUlg kepi
i loir to the irterwiioii in readlnesa for
any move Warrant. .1 li '"puieuu
Four romi.tiiiei or liifajtlry received
mil i nina ortWt today and it Is baileved
lltey will gel uuiler wty tomorrow.
It Is known thai General i J. iNsrabmg.
rxpedlttoaary rommander. It being kept
1 1 ...-i Is piurh with the eonrereoea n
El Pato ami juairx and it laying bis plant
SI I. .I.lig i
A long and wntt wat said to be an Ho
portaut metMtgv from LI Paw was bans
mitten to him over the irtUT wireless to-
day but no Inkling ol Its contents was
given out here
operations st Mandstlll.
From military headquarters came too
statement that "There nsve been no new
developments In the field and II opera
lions are at a standstill pending the result
or the rnnrerenres."
A report that a detachment! under Colonel
James Herwin had been engsged by Mexi-
cans was denied.
Four new aeroplanes which arrived to-
day were being prepared immediately tor
service. The new machines are hlgh pow-
eied tractor Pipianes capable of rlylng at
an elevation. It was said of n.om reet and
at a spwd of ion miles an hour. They are
s.. constructed thai thev can easily elesr
the peak or the continental divide. It was
pointed out
An unofficial srepon. reaching here to-
day placed Vllra. with a small band or
ihusen rollowcra. near the Sonora border
in the vicinity or Topago on the Rio chlpl-
" and about 7.". miles southwest of Guer-
re.ro. The report however was vague and
was given consideration only ss a rumor.
COLONEL ARRANZA ON IX MORE
ILMOtlT I.OTAITS VILLA.
By Associated Press.
New York. May I. The following tele
gram dated at cuslhulHachlc Mexico and
signed by colonel Carlos Carranta. wss re
reived here today by Juan T. Bums con
sul general ror the de facto government or
Mexico:
"Have round. In mountains near here
rave where Ilia w as hiding clothing an. I
medical supplies leri behind Indícale er
Torts to cure his wounds. Believe he is
dead and am trying lo locate his body."
Carlos Carranra. a nephew ot General
carrtnxa. Is the officer who rirst reported
lhat he had round the body of Villa at San
Frajirlsro Botja about rive miles south or
Cusihulrlarhlr Two weeks last Sunday he
was reported as bringing the body to Chi-
A TRAINED NURSE
JOINS THE ARMY
Of Enthusiasts Who Are Daily
Endorsing the New .Rem-
edy Plant Juke.
MEXICAN TROOPS READY TO
FIGHT I . . Mr NECESSARY.
in rase General nbregon Insists upon the
immediate withdrawal of troops the war
uu- ..arrtina torces should result the
de racto government troops will be ready.
This opinion was expressed by an American I
who returned yesterday rrom Chihuahua. I
"The Carranxn soldiers are being massed i
about Jlmenei." said. "And while there
are not SO.uoo as has been reported there
I nearly hair that number. Among the
unthinking peons or Mexico righting the
Americans would he popular and the Idea!
thai the Mexicans will not right It all
... oii-j .on ngni in ineir roolhar.lv
way and it will not be possible for Obre'
gun or any other leader to prevent a clash
much longer."
.J1"".. ""2 'ilrt tnat " or nearly
100 alleged conspirators In Chihuahua City
has quieted things there pi an appreri.it p.
extent He asserted the plotters were meet
F "L" larro aJI ner the edge or the
city when the military guard surrounded
them preventing escapo. Confession oi
EVíií1?.?- NEWSPAPERMEN
Htlifc M1STAKK IN LEAVING.
General Frederick Funston. commander or
the southern department ordlnsrlly sn e
eel mil source or news has become almost
Ohi egon began. He Is holding rigidly Pi the
7" ""'ooig i .'learning lile ron
Terence will be made public.
Vestenlay he wa informed that three or
the newspapermen with the expeditionary
forces at Nimiqulpa had returned to tl-
border. "Why did they come out?" he asked.
They are convinced that the American
troops are coining out" he was told
"They are making a great mistake." he
Commented.
'What do you mean by thstf" he was
sskod.
"Can't you put two snd two together?"
the. newspaperman was asked.
. "Yes hut I am uncertain whether It totals
four or rivo."
"T.hM 1 clnt 'V'P Wu ny." he added
smilingly.
General Funston nía ih ... ........
Voiild he short but that he dlil noi know
"We have asked ror more Information re-
garding the reply from Washington to our
report" he said. "As soon ss the second
reply comes the conference will be sr-ranged.
OPI It I l llll RrPIIRTS IDtDAim
OF MKXICANS AT TKMOSACRIC.
"adoui 130 villlstas sre romlng -Pm go-
ing." This messsire was nnt on th. ....
telegraph operator at Temosachlc south or
Madera yesterday. Errorl.s Ui get In touch
with the operator failed. The Villlstas are
supposed P) have belonged to Cervantes'
have been rerelved by the military authurl-
FltNSTON MPfJNblNG CHILLY
DAYS AMI NIGHTS IN CAR.
General Funston Is spending tlie chilly
disagreeable days and nlirhls of Hie latí two
days In tlie private car "Teche." in rront
of the atsnton street Southern Pacific sta
tion without having any rue in Hie roach.
He is doing without fire as an eiamnle for
the soldiers now In Mexico.
The general was titling with his handt In
his pockets mid his reet crossed when a
newspaper man entered the car.
"It's chilly in this car" General Funston
commented. "About as chilly as It Is out-
doors." "Why don't you heat the cart" he was
aaked .
"I don't think there Is any way in which
the car can be healed unless It It attached
Pi an engine."
"Why don't you htve an engine hacked
up. and connected with the roach and sup-
ply Uie car with steam heal?.'
"sfot so long ss there ue hundreds of
soldiers sleeping on lie' giound In Mexico
without fire' the general replied. "If they
can sleep with the t p. i ature at freexlng
and with only a blatikei .in. i etna clothing
are's
abv
Powder
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W A nf BLACK POWDgR 00..
ll At L AS TCXAS.
gut Stll ! A" gUM-llruttlsn
From
Every
Standpoint
of construction and safety
our vault represen ta the
latest development in
Fire and Burglar Proof
Protection. Safe Deposit
Boxes for rent $2.50 and
up per year.
Rio Grande Valley
Bank & Trust Co
One of the moat recent Interesting;
statements made concerning; that
murh-rilscuMrd prepnrntlnn Plant
Juice now '"being: Introduced here. In
lhat of Mm. lna Zwnld. of No. 02
Kant 12tth Street Cleveland. Ohio a
well-knowi profeatnonnl nurse of that
cuy. who stnted:
Tlnnt .lulce la the medicine of th
nsre. I suffered for yenra with severe
nick hendachee caused from stomnrh
trouble The very slightest excitement
would bring on one of these hesd-
aches. nml 1 had to carry Seldllts
Powders arniinit with me ell the time
to toko. I whb no run down ihnt I
felt that nil the life nnd energy waa
taken oul of me I hnd tried different
preparations recommended lo me by
professional friends. but nothing
seemed to help me. I heard of Plant
Juice and began to take It. 1 know a
great don! about medicine and can
nay that 1 found Plant Juice the best
remedy for stomach liver and bowel
trouble. I have gained In weight.
have no more headaches and It has
cured me of restlessness and nervou
ness. I now sleep well and have no
more trouble whatever. I have rec-
ommended your medicine to a great
many of my friends who speak ot It
In the highest terms."
There are numerous sy mptoms of
thia trouble thai Plant Juice ran re-
lievo. In fact any of the following-
may denote affections of the stom-
nch: Indigestion dyspepsia belching
of wind bad breath sick throbbing
heachaohe. poor circulation night
sweats that tired feeling costlveness
coated tongue or a poor complexion.
Plant Jules Is aold In El Paso at
Kelly & Pollard's drug store. Adv.
over them. I ought to put up without fire
And General Funston seems to get con
slderable romrort out of the chilly car. at
in. H
Parmer Seeks Revenge.
By Associated Press.
Ml. Vernon. Ohio. May l Samuel r.larke
aged iwi. Jackson township rainier nlanned
today to swear out warrants ror the arrest
or several men whom he believes rsspou
sihle ror tarring and feathering him j ester
day morning. Glarke Is in a serious con
.mi. ni and said lie believed neighbors with
whom he had trouble were responsible for
the arrair.
Has Both I cv Amputated.
By Times Special Gnrrespondnnt.
Clovla. M. M.. May 1. Jose Monten
Mexican employed bv the Santa Fe Hallway
company In the hlTaf yards as laborer it In
the company's liospital here with both legs
amputated Just below the knee. Montero
was struck by some moving cars while
cleaning up along the nark fell with his
legs across the rail and had them crushed
so badly by the csr wheels passing over
them that amputation was necessary.
NUXATED IRON
increases strength or
delicate nervous run-
down people JOO per
cent in ten days In
many Instances. Iioo
rorreit ir it rails as per
mil explanation in
large article toon lo
appear In ibis paper.
Ask your doctor or
diiiggist annul ii uwi
Drug Co. A. R. Hyan always carry It In
stock.
n
SAVE MONEY!
Attend the ig
SHOE SALE
Discontinued lines from the
Basement at $1.00 $1.85
$2.25 $2.45 $2.65.
Thornton -McKeel
Shoe Co.
STAMPS GIVEN
MILK
The Superior food
infant mortal
lly It extremely
high In thia
country. Dr.
Juieptune baker
director of child
Hygiene of itew
York itsiet that
the solution of
ttifant moitsllty
is 4u per cent
Pure Milk and CO
per cent iraiuuit
of the motilen.
We cannot
train lbs moth-
er but we can
and do furnish
Iter Willi a clean
pure safe Mux
for Iter baby.
We are sps
rlsllslt in Haby
Milk producing
tame under Uie
ii. o s t sanitary
Certified Milk
Sloll of the II In-
Prism
a- in Milk mads f
it oi s great ngy .p tor am
scribed for infanta tuffn ing
lulolliitl trouble.
hpenal Milk from our great herd
oi letted healthy cow i .iiled ami
. appro Willi a tpecial cap that keep
out the dirt.
Country Milk only lor t ipisrt. made
by the valley rarmert. but boiUed
and perfectly pasleeried by ut
This is t aan milk when paattrtgex
VUit our dairy and are for your
Ms
EL PASO DAIRY CO.
ifur
I MILK
' tia
Guarantee
Purity
rondlllons.
under the tupervl-
unty Medical
u itie furmu-
ore
from
(EVERYBODY'S)
Purchase Your Silks
Today or Tomorrow
Take Advantage ot Thia "Early in the Seaton"
Sale of New Si
And at the Same Time Investigate Our
Special Offer
From this time on also in conjunction with this silk sale
we inaugurate a "Summer Rate" in our dressmaking de-
partment one of our present season's innovations. Dresses
made to order from silks purchased during this sale and
hereafter will be made under the personal direction of our
Mrs. Cass whose ability is recognized by the women of
El Paso at the very Special 0 f fj it
Price of V lO.UU
$1.50 Silk Taffeta $1.15
. luí p
We secured through
lot of silk taffeta whlrb we off
at a very suhetuntlnl reduction
ber of beautiful BhudcH and
irehaae a epeclAI
r during this sal
We have a num-
i.lors on dimlay.
including shell pink light blue cornl. golden
brown bottle green. African brow n nnvi w In
terin malee luripioise nnd regimental blue.
Kull 3ii Inches wide In a II. ñu trade. To-
Crepe de Chine $1.69
$1.69
An extra heavy quality of crepe de
chine In a full range of new nnd
staple colors. Including black and
whito. Full 40 Inchea wide and in
a grade we sell at 12 .00 it ml 12 2S
Today and tomorrow.
I he yard
Crepe Meteor $1 .69
Crepe meteor that we have ulways
old at It 00 th yard Is Included
In ihls sale. It is of an extra o.ual-
Ity and comes full 40 Inches wide
snd has a beautiful satin flnlxh.
Mote than twenty-five shades are
shown and you could hardly auk
for any new or staple color that
we do not have. Today nnd to
morrow the
yard
Taffeta 89c
Black chiffon taffeta in a me-
dium quality that will make up
nicely and give astonishing wear
and service for the money. You
cannot secure this mimo grade for
less than 11.26 regularly. Today
and tomorrow the
yard
$1.69
89c
day and tdmor- (
row the yard Pl.ld
Chiffon Cloth $1.00
42-Inch chiffon cloth In an extra
good weight In a full and complete
I-is
In a regular 11.60 quality and the
reduction Is unusually large
day and tomorrow
yard
range of colore Inclpdlng the a
ways wanted black arfit white. Th
$1.00
$1.15
Poplins $1.15
s K nnd wool poplins In tho 42-
Inoh wldl Iih This in a grail. tip
have always sold at tl.6U and
comee in over twentynflve new and
etaple shades and colora. I'opllns
are one of the mnsl wanted fabrics
and the demand Is Increasing. To
day and tomorrow thi
yard
Mescaline 85c
Uln.'k satin mosaallne of a very
good quality In a heavy grade that
will Insure long Ufe and satisfac-
tion. It has a beautiful luetrnua
satin finish and comea u full yard
wide. We have always sold this
ut fl.26 in a regular why and now
offer It today and tomor
row at the yard.
85c
Sport Stripe Tussah and Pongee
Kxtra heavy weight sport tripe Tussah and pongee silks in absolutely
fast colors. Small medium and large slripea with solid colors to match
for thetnow sport kiiiik Today and tomorrow 1 sn
Ihe yard 91 .Oil
$1.50 Crepe de Qhine $1.15
Good heavy quality 4Vlnch crepe de chine In over thirty-five shades.
Including black and white. Today and tomorrow the Si s
yard f) 1 . 1 J
Gunter Hotel
FIREPROOF
EUROPEAN
SAN ANTONIO. TKXAS.
A Hotel Built for the Climate
I'KItCY TYRICE1.L. Manager. Official Headquarters T. P. A. A. A. A.
The Only Fire Proof Storage in El Paso.
Western Transfer & Storage Co.
Phone 96 220 S. Stanton
AUTO DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF THE CITY
Always Fresh and Good
Fancy and Staple Groceries.
Prices and Quality Right.
OVERLAND GROCERY CO.
FREO WIDMANN & SON Props.
Phones 4233-4234. 209 E. Overland St.
In Few Days We Will Be in Our New Building.
317 Texas Street
And will be pleased to have our customers and friends
call and see as.
We W Jl Carry a Full Line of
Sporting Goods Saddles
Fire Arms and Ammunition
DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER 317 TEXAS STREET
Watch for Our Electric Sign.
Shelton Payne Arms Co.
WMoWMTOfK
LI Paso Texas-
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Black, James S. El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 36TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Tuesday, May 2, 1916, newspaper, May 2, 1916; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth198352/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting University of Texas at El Paso.