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EL FASO TJn Monday, January 24, 1916. 5 noms ne TRUST PLAN OF DIS H. A. Jastro Says Abattoirs Commissioner of Agricul- ture Has Plan to Remedy Market Troubles. and Government Control Will Smash Monopoly.

encouragement of the building of municipal ahbatoirs is best means of Fred W. Davis, commissioner of agriculture for Texas, will advocate the es- starting the wedge to break the power abattoirs oefore AiSeStean cf the packing house combination in National Live Stock association con- the United declared H. A. Jas- vention as a means for cutting out tro of Bakersfield, who is here to attend the cattlemen's convention. plans for improving mar- deals.

He will cite the success of the keting conditions in the United States municipal abattoir in Paris, the will be proposes during the next two tremendous saving- to the people of or three said Mr. Jastro. members of the association are not a unit on the methods that should be adopted to improve conditions anrl break the power of the packers. Personally, I believe that the construction rf municipal abattoirs throughout the country would effect some improvement in conditions. California abattoir, furnishing a home market for the producer, would not, of course, cut much figure.

But with such plants scattered throughout the country enough business would be taken from the nackers to at least make them feel that conditions are changing and it would be better for all interests to work in harmony. In California we have a number of small packing plants, and as yet we had no trouble from the big packing interests. California is really the only state where the packing interests do not control the situation. Government Control. Report Says Gen.

Gavira to Make Representations on Shooting at the Bridge. Representations are about to be made by Gen. Gavira, of the Juarez garrison, to local United States army headquarters, that one of the Mexican wJW mounted men at whom privates sssi i rs oi company of the 16 th infantry, shot on Saturday afternoon, scare anvav from the American side of the at the Stanton street bridge, was shot the lung, and that he was a civilian instead of a cavalryman. This is according to the Mexican consulate here. Maj.

J. L. Hines said Monday noon that no such representations had been made: that he had heard of no such intention as yet, and that neither privates Harrison or Long had been placed under arrest, to his knowledge. The mounted civilian, who is alleged to have been shot, is a boy less than 15 years of age, in charge of the horses. He was with a cavalryman, i according to the Mexican consulate here Monday.

6V DAI SY DEA NT peop Denmark, where 70 abattoirs virtually control the meat supply of that king- through dom; and the lesson of New Zealand, hei municipal abattoirs remain i though many Utopian ideas of cooperation have failed. Ready for Rough ami Tumble. Mr. Davis arrived in LI Paso Sundav evening and is registered at Hotel Sheldon. come as a visitor and wTill take my chances in rough and tumble on the convention floor to present my ideas.

Three things bring me to the convention. My duties as a commissioner as outlined under the law creating that office, are to do everything possible to bring about a higher breeding of stock. I am chairman of the board of supervisors in the matter of enforcing and establishing the warehouse and marketing law, and this law' has to do with all range products as well as farm products. The swine breeders, at a recent convention in Seguin, Texas, appointed a committee to meet with the cattle raisers, looking to the establishment of more stable ARGUERITE SNOW, the charming Metro star, who is starred in is in constant demand among the artists of New York city because of her singular beauty. If she consented to pose for every prominent artist that besieges her, Miss Snow would not find time for the motion pictures at all.

and would only be seen in oils and pastels. However, before leaving for Savannah to play the in Upstart," Miss Snow sat for a miniature for an artist in Carnegie hall, w'hich will be sold at auction for the benefit of the general Red Cross fund. I am strongly in favor of gov- markets, and the committee as appoint- ernment control of the packing houses to this extent, that they force the segregation of the various features of the business controled by the packers. The stock yards, commission houses, terminals, loan companies, tanneries. glue factories and other closely associated industries, are controled to a more pr less degree by the big packing houses, and if these could be segregated conditions would be Site of Butte.

Mr. Jastro is interested in a number of large ranches and cattle companies in the southwest. Among others he owns the Victoria Land Cattle company, whose holdings are in the Elephant Butte country. Some 35,000 acres of the company's holdings will be submerged when the Elephant Butte reservoir is filled. If you want smoke huy cigars, if you want the most heat for your money buy our coal.

R. C. Semple, successor to Southwestern Fuel Phone Adv. THEATER ed has designated me as its chairman Hitcher Breeding; Wanted. the matter of higher breeding is something the cattlemen are already deeply interested in and there is little needed to stimulate that development.

The main question we have to face is that of better markets and is the question to which 1 am committed. would secure better markets through the establishment of the municipal abattoirs. By this I mean local plants for each community where the cattle that are slaughtered and consumed in that community may be prepared with the cattlemen first buying up the cattle, second, paying the freight to Fort Worth, Kansas City or Chicago; paying a commission to have the cattle sold; and later to buy the meat after it has been slaughtered many hundreds of miles from home and brought back for local consumption. Abattoirs Would Help. abattoirs would prevent such a condition and eliminate the middleman's profits.

The abattoir at Paris, Texas, for instance, charges 75 cents for hogs killed and $1 for beef. The owners have the privilege of having the meat stored in refrigerating ments for three days withort cost; and after the third day a nominal charge is made. It may be that every community could not slaughter and care for meat on the same basis, but that is for each community to work out. Certainly it would be a much cheaper way than the long process through which we now' go. How They Would Help.

how then would the local abattoirs help the In: jer stockmen with their thousands of head of stock? It would help them in this way. The smaller communities would be able to take care of their local production and consumption at a minimum figure and the freeing of the market of these thousands of small deals, would strengthen the market and make the packing house offer better prices for the larger shipments of cattle which they would need. Swine Ureedern Favor Plan. swine breeders are committed to the municipal or cooperative abattoirs and I think that the cattlemen are sympathetic toward the idea. I know for eg that is why I am her I want to find out.

now the market fluctuations are so rapid that no one in the game knows what to do. One day cattle go up and feed stuff goes down; the next day it is the reverse. By developing the cooperative plants a certain- stability is bound to creep into the market and the dangerous and speculative elements will be LS IN BONDAGE," NANCE NEXT. Nance has completed her work on the multiple reel feature, in i and is enthusiastic in her praise of the same. in is an original story written for the screen by Daniel Carson Goodman, author of Gods of in was chosen by Miss as the story best suited to ex- I ploit her talent.

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Bloomfield. N. J. 15-28 Early in 1916 Ruth Roland and Henry King are going to be seen again on the screen in Balboa features, as costars. Both appeared prominently before the public last year.

They were one of the most popular film couples. A number of scenarios by well known screen writers are being prepared es- MnrsurrHp Snow remains one of the nioMt popular of the film ns ueil un one of the paid. She he iu I five part Hatirieal drama, very Noon. pecially for Miss Roland and Mr. King.

The first Mutual Masterpicture, Edition De Luxe, to come from the studios of the Thanhouser company at New Rochelle, will be the intensely dramatic and vividly human photoplay entitled This picture will be released January 27, and will be of the usual high quality which characterizes the output of Edwin Thanhouser. WS BREVITIE LOCAL AND GENER came fell. to me nomination or coi. i Jv the Republican standard Galveston, lexas, two jears ago on the steamship members here declared no steps in that direction would be taken at this meeting. None of the committeemen would say whether or not the harmony plans would extend to the nomination of Col Roosevelt as bearer.

Franklin Murphy of New Jersey said there was a. great disposition to bring about harmony the Progressives are not is a Republican year and any strong man nominated can defeat he said. "No person can tell now who the candidate wall Chairman Charles D. Hilles said: convention will be open minded. The candidate will be named in the Train Bulletin.

Southwestern train No. 4, from the west, due at 1:40 p. will arrive at 5:20 p. m. Texas Pacific train No.

5, from the east due at 9:35 p. will arrive at 10:25 p. m. All trains for the west are annulled from El Paso excepting G. H.

s. A. train No. 1. wrhich will go as far as Yuma and will leave El Paso at 6:45 a.

m. Tuesday. Southwestern train No. 3, G. H.

S. A. train No. 9 and G. H.

a. A. train 101, will consolidate and run west over the Santa Fe road, leaving at 7:30 a. m. Tuesday.

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Lyons. France. Jan. 24. Queen Milena of Montenegro and her daughters, princesses Xenia and Vera, arrived here Sunday from Rome.

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Pubelo, Jan. Taylor, aged 13, while coasting down a hill here Saturday afternoon, was unable to steer his wagon at the foot of the hill and plunged over a foot embankment into the railroad yards opposite the union depot. He suffered a concussion of the brain and died in a local hospital Sunday morning. Dr. Eliert, dentist, 216-218 Mills Bldg.

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Henry Woodruff as the army officer, is supported by one of the most natural and unusual little artists in the acting profession, the little Japanese actress, Tsuru Aoki. One critic says: is dangerous to make comparison, but the work of this little artist in this beautiful picture, in point style, bears a striking resemblance to Mary Both are appealing in their simplicity and emotion rather than resorting to exaggerated Beckoning is a story of great emotional heights and depths. All the luxurious atmosphere of the orient is shown and there is a striking picture of the privacy of life among people of high rank in India, where the action of the drama takes place. This is a picture that is different, but the same Triangle standard of quality is maintained. This is a rare treat.

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Constance Collier, the noted stage favorite, is appearing today at the Alhambra in of a photoplay of the most advanced type. The story is one in which Miss Collier has the opportunity to appear to her best advantage and she must come in for the greatest commendation. Her work is simply art. and it is art expressed in the simplest manner and she has been granted the most capable assistance. with a great cast of artists.

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