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Complete Wire Reports oi the UNITED PRESS, Greatest World-Wide News Service El Paso Evening Post Home Edition Weatlier Koreca.st; Partly cloudy toniRht and Saturday: colder Saturday VOL. IX. NO. 74 EL PASO, TEXAS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14.

1930 TWENTY-FOUR SECTIONS PRICE 5 Cents Outside Paso El Payroll Builders White House From $10,000 Payroll to $300,000 During 30 Years NO. 56 OF A SERIES HIGH STUDENTS I y. i-x J- PBOTESI NimiE CHANGE PLAN Cries JAPAN PREMIER Crujader Says MACHINE Jose Giner, 27, laborer charged with the inttrder of Claud Bowles, lower valley filling station operator, shows little emotion while awaiting trial in county jail, jailers and fellow prisoners said Friday. He holds himself aloof from other Alnmni nnri TpnnhPTK orisoners, make numerous hand- Aiumni dliu ItJdUntJlb cigarettes and has little to saj Voice Objections To Proposal of the offense, they say. told Mr.

Armstrong and the others everything there is to Giner said Friday. any use to go over it A shrug of hLs powerful shoulders and a of hopelessness with his calloused hands was his only Three hundred thousand dollars are turned into El Paso trade chan- nels every year by the White House, is celebrating its 30th birth- established In 500 SIGN PETITION 1900 at the corner of Oregon and San Antonio. There was but one floor, 36x110 feet, in tho.se early ASSGPi ACCOmpllShmentS 300 answer to questions as to whether There were fiv 2 employes and Wniliri Rp afraid of the electric chair, annual payroll ran around raOlllOnS WOUIO DC LOSl emotion, pnson- 000 The investment represented ThrOUgh Substitution crs said, was when his aged mother. was $50,000, compared to the present: Regina, visited him. His eyes were $1.000,000 investment.

El Paso High students Fri- filled with tears and he looked down The store nowr faces Pioneer jjay vigorously protested again.st the at the floor when she asked him if There are 275 employes. The an- i proposal of the El Paso Ad club that the charges against him are true. to he do such a thing. SHOT DOfI BT IffiLESS fOUTH Will Stop Gaming Graft is my idea? am out to stop gambling and grafting in El A. Sherman declared F'riday in reply to questions as to his motive for nrotest to Gov.

Dan Moody and Mayor R. E. Thoma. son regarding alleged gambling conditions in El Paso. I am not afraid to talk, either.

Hamaguchl. Seriously Sherman said. am independent i and have no money to lose if the Wounded, But May Not Die nual payroll is $300,000. JOSE GINER better than HAYMON KRUPP PLANS MERGER OF COMPRESSES police or gamblers like He added that report.s have reached him that he has ulterior in making the protest A nCDDCCCiniU have been accused of wanting a A uhr ntbblUnl pay of! from the gamblers, and that I was after revenge because the gamblers have trimmed Sherman said. are false.

have never gambled and I have p.tnty of money to live Sherman showed bank deirosit I iiiti slips and dividend receipts testifying Hamaguchi of to ownership of hundreds of shares Japan, seriously by an as- of stable stocks which are furnish- sassin as he waited for a train in ing him with an income of approxi- the Tokio railroad station, lay in the mately $1000 a month imperial hospital Friday fighting Sherman is a native of Houston. He is 45 years old. He retired from Would-Be Assassin Said He Hoped Death Would End Hard Times CHARGES MADE AGAINST SIX Jack Burke. Candidate for Mayor. Among Those Newly Named ARREST TWO CHINESE Valley Man Claims Gaming Going on in County: Sign Warrants the school's name be changed Central High school.

he do the aged mother his mother and know Teachers in the English depart- said in his defense. anyone ment all signed the petition pro- has always worked hard to District Attorney W. S. Berkshire for his life. testing the proposal support me and his sister Concep- said he has not decided whether Doctors believed that un.ess pen- active business abou- yeais ago, More than 500 students and cion.

Sometimes he drank, but he Tomas Lara will be held as a ma- tonitis set in. the premier would re- after 15 years in general cor.lract- alumni teachers in other depart- worked hard and liked to have a terial witness or released. Lara said cover. The bullet lodged in the left ing Slie was formerly a partner in ments had signed the petition cir- good time. We've lived down the he drove Giner to the filling station pelvis, severing the small inlestine.

the Construction ciliated by Frankie Smith, editor ot valley for nine years, since we came before the murder occurred. He The was identified as the Tattler, school paper, and Paul to the United States from Mexico, was outside fixing a tire when. Hometo Sagoya. member oi the Sheiman wa.s cashier and assistant Bishop, member of the Tattler staff. Many of his neighbors say Jose is a Giner said in his statement, Bowles nationalist society called Aikokusha.

Teachers Who Signed bad man. I know him better. I'm killed. He was overpowered immediately Eight netv lottery complaints on file Friday in county court at law following charges made by W. Loggins, unper valley, and city Portland Cement Co.

of El Pa.so detectives in a campaign by police L. A. SHERMAN when it was in El Pa.so and served in that capacity until 1913, Prior to that time, he was terminal of the National Rail- way.s of Mexico in Juarez and El Paso. He plans to make his home El sales manager of the Southwestern Paso. GIRL ASSAULT CHARGE FILED Mercury Drop Predicted for El Paso Area As Attacker Signed Among alumni teachers who w'cnt on record protesting the change Stockholders Meet Nov.

18 to i Mrs. L. OUver land Loui.se Fessinger. Ratify Negotiations tor protesting student body officials Sale of Plants and members of the football team generally held that school traditions StockhoMers of the El Paso Fumi- and prestige will be lost if the rame gation Compress El Paso Val- of the school is changed. ley Compress Co.

at Fabens, and the name of El Paso Las Cruces Compress, are to meet, High school would certainly be a JoSetilia RinCOn Identities Man Nov. 18 to ratify negotiations which' foolish John Hawley, student will make Haymon Krupp, presi- body president, said, dent of the Farmers Cotton Finance standards of work and tra- owner of the three compress- ditions of the school and its aecom- es, according to H. L. Birney, presi- plishments are acknowledged by Josefina Rincon. '25.

3201 dent of the El Paso company. colleges he added. Rivera in a If the deal is consummated. Krupp Supporters Rally Justice A. J.

Wilson. over Saturday and Sunday, will pay $275,000 tor the three com- have the absolute support of presses. Birney said negotiations have been against any change whatever, carried on between Krupp and W. E. any change of the name Cheairs, general manager of the would be Patty Gray, Union Comprcs.s of Memnhis.

vice president of the student body, which is interested in the local said. compresses, and are reaay for rati- Paso High school must re- fication of the stockholders. i tain its name. Tlic students and and criminally assaulted her. San Antonio, .78.

The present deal, Birney said, is a alumni just stand for a promised to find her a job to different transaction than the rec- she said. cnt one which involved the acquisi- i Denies Coniu.sion tion of the three compresses by Hollis Mustain, football star, said Krupp, Britton Davis, secretary- a change of name would be manager of the Cotton Fi- argument that the name is after the shooting and taken to the Hiblya police station. Sagoya. one of army employed, said he thought if he killed Hamaguclii the country would be more prosperous. Premier voice was heard by millions throughout the world several days ago when he.

Pres, Hoover, and Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald of England PALEFACE SAVES CHIEF AND BRIDE FROM JAIL and investigators against gambling in El Paso and the county. Frank Bailey, district attorneys investigator, and Marvin Howell, detective, filed charges against Charlie Yee and Chain Sang. They were released from custody urrJer $200 appearance bonds. Sign Loggin.i signed complaints charging six with operating iotierics. They were: Clarence Carpenter.

Latuna, W. T. Scott, Cox College Bred Indian and Pretty Squaw Find Juarez Undesirable Place to Spend Honeymoon Chief White Eagle, 33. of Pawhus- beaten. He snatched a purse from Temperatures in El Faso will take talked disarmament on a world wide kee, and his bride of the Squaw White Eagle, and ran.

the a decided drop Saturday, according radio hookup. Yumatilla. tribe left El Paso chief in pursuit. With one of his R. M.

Shaicr, meteorologist but The shooting was the at- early Friday meditating upon the college Eagle nailed Reyes Sanchez, 42. 703 S. Hill, was there is no indication of a cold tempt on Premier Hamaguchi life evil effecto of Juarez. the theif. charged with a assault i wave.

within a year, and occurred in the White Eagle is the grandson of this a Juarez fina Rincon. 2o. 3201, The coldest temperature this sea- central railroad station, scene of the the famous Chief White Eagle, policeman, guardian of law and complaint filed Friday son, 41, probably will be lowered assassination of Japans other un- Ki-he-ka of the nation arder and the dignitv of the force, i-. 4 1 A TXT 1 1 JL Jf J-Si. Sanchez was arrested Tliursday evening in the Smelter district by vail Friday night and Saturday.

At 6 a. m. Friday the mercury reg- Miss Rincon identified Sanchez istered 51 degrees, at the police station Friday morn- One-hundredth inch of rain fell ing. She declared he is the man Thursday in El Paso Other cities who lured her into the reporting rain were: Roswell near the College of Mines last Dallas, Austin, Del Rio. get her to accompany him, she told Snowfall General detectives.

Sanchez denied assaulting the MoUlltain RegiOll woman. i jnx He made a statement to visited the nance and stockholders in the confusing is out of line, of the district attorneys Rocky inounlain Frid.e> competitive compresses. The con-j large cities, including Las office and detectives, but refused to bringing to some sections rain and reported in this deal was have a high school bearing tlie name gigji officers said. Officers said snow, and promising the same gift oi the Mustain said. Sanchez claims that he paid to Libby Cameron, sponsor of the Rmcon 2 Utah and W.voming had their Ufllon Official SayS Idic Would football team, said the school is Detectives are trying to locate first snows of the season Fridav.

Rp Rpnefitfpd i known by its accom- Maria Pena, 18. W. San salt Lake city reported a three-inch ITT TDocrv TJTtfTH titled prime minister. Takashl Kara, that the paleiace.s call the Osage ifg arrested White Eagle, his bride, conditions prc- who was stabbed to death in 1921 as His tribe is the richest group Moreno, about to board a tram. of indians in the world.

Hamaguchi wa.s wailing. It was on their honeymoon that in company with Foreign Mini.sler White Eagle and his bride came to Kijuro Shidehara, Amba.ssador Si- El Paso. They registered at Hofei rota to Russia and other notables. Hilton. for the morning train to take him to Tliecii they went to Juarez.

the grand military maneuvers. Sud- Jose Moreno, perhap.s a decend- denly the a.ssassin, clad in a cheap ent of the Spanish conquistadores. cotton kimono, whipped out a re- approached the pair, volver and fired. Tlie premier good guide, yc.s he gered back into the arms of ms sec- questioned. to make the Indians Eagle himself up to ''orked lull height.

pc RAFFLE OF TURKEY HALTED BY POLICE OLICE Friday extended their anti-gambling activities to turkey raffles. Shriners. who have been selling tickets on a fat gobbler for a chariLv benefit, were ordered to by Police Chief L. T. Robey.

I the chief ruled HL voice pitched to the internetv barbecue stand, upper ialley: Harry of a war whoop. Cljief White Eagle Hcrkowitz. Cactus Bowling dub. 109 told police at the what he S. Oregon: Jack Burke.

202 Mills; thought of ail in general Gr. A. Alexander. 426 S. El Paso, and URGES WEEK and police in particular.

He was promptly charged being drunk and insulting the police. In he ap.Dt-'nied to Vice Consul Ollis B. representative of White Father in Thi Wii. t.hLic a fine oi thanked and de- was general throughout the her attempt BORAH TAKES RAP AT HARMONY PROPOSAL plishments as El Pa.so High school. Antonio, who complained of a sim- fan qf and that the storm 19 I I would be foolish to change the na.r assault within the past 7 I name to High which would weeks.

Thev will hav Independents Likely to Disrupt Lon- nothing to she said, identify Sanchez as gress eace Favors Change brutaliv assaulted her Garland McGraw, yell leader and place Miss Rihcon "WASHINGTON. An indication secretary-treasurer of the Booster -Both assaults, detectives said, oc- termitteni snowfall was reported at that indeoendent Republicans might club, believes the proposed change cuiwed in the same manner. A man various points. disrupt the program of harmonv be beneficial from a publicity the young woman to a lonely worked out by regular Republican spot near the school on a promise will oblige me he said in Piictcd. accent of the college-bred In- He had checked cut of Hotel Hil- dian.

if you will leave my wife ton when inquired Friday, and myself in Moreno was 15 days on a Moreno was siupnsed but not charge of purse snatching. five-day week schedule will do much toward sohing the unem- N. M. COURT JUSTICE com wave swf-epine cloicn from OVERCOME BY FUMES the nran ((ho CaLdi tet near the same' qf winter Houston, general of f. C.

Catron, Santa Fe, Garland McGra(v, 5 and place Miss Rlficon (vas assaulted. degrees' in a few hours and in- If Sown as the author of the bill of N. C. Catron. Harper is here to talk to the local justice of the supreme court, nar- organization on the proposed 10 rowly escaped death early Fnday cents an hour increase at Car pen- ironi gas and Democratic leaders became ap- be a bad idea to change qf getting them work.

He tore their oarent Fridav name to Central High school, clothes and brutally assaulted Chicago .........36 52 -1 t3r(tK npnvpr 42 80 62 haJi au 4 p. m. riida'. Justice Catron, reading, in at .31 RorMveii 68 46 Harpers title grows out of the re- i a. felt himself growing ill.

06 60 30 COPPER MAKES ANOTHER GAIN Price Increases From 9.80 to 10.80 Cents in Two Days E. Jabalie, S. El Paso. Herkowitz. Burke, Alexander and Jabalie were docketed at county jail and all later made $400 bonds for in court.

is a candidate for mayor. Opfrators of Cactu-s club denied Friday tJiat is em- ploved there. He operates Harrj-s Domino parlor at Mesa and Mills, they said. Says Won $26 Burke told Chief Deputy Sheriff E. S.

Bache Friday that Loggins won 20 on a machine at his place recently. Investigators said they will follow the eight complaints with more in the next days. Chief Robey ordered all detectives to be on the lookout for all forms of gambling and to pay particular attention to slot machine or punchboard gambling near schools. Both Denver ............66 EL PASO Kansas Los Angelas ..64 The aim of the administration is he said. the victims told detectives, toward co-operation in the coming 1 that way, there would be no women were forced walk session so that an extra ses- confusion over the standing and ac- pagq fqy medical attention, sion of the newly elected congress, complishments of the wi Hold Torres to Grand Jury JUAREZ TIME CHANGED Sen.

E. Borah of Idaho, a' On the other hand. Faye Hil- Qn Child Assauit Charge JuHnLi. I.IL Uf HilULU leader of the group of so-called pro- "onh, chatnnan of the Mehare Toms. 31.

late Thursday gressive Republicans, declared; committee of the El Paso High grand jury under Ooerate do not favor any delay for thej School Parent-Teacher As.sn., said $i000 bond when anaigned before sake of delay, but I hope, neverthe- Friday that her association ap- pggpq justice A. J. Wilson on charge less, to see something done on the proves of the suggested change. She burglary with intent to commit a farm favors a name after some Texas criminal assault on Isabel Luevano, The farm queston does not figure pioneer. 13 406 S.

Hill, in the plans for the Any protracted delays would TO MEET cause a special session. next um AiuoniG 'io cent famoiLs injunction suit he won ..2 Sr.uttlc 44 34 eraV. led to a telephone, called against officials of the T. tV: N. O.

brother and then fell over. to restrain them from intertenng He reported out of danger Sherman Offers to Tell Grand Jury of Gambling Npv advance L. Sherman, SIS Prospe-told in the export copper price, the gambling or.d as m.iny uy announced he (till appear voluntarilv Fnd.iy, bv Copper Export turned Sania Fe two weeks ago. on Same Schedule as El Paso with the clerk.s ni their own union, i.jer fYidav, country is coining to the Naiural five-day week program as as it adopted the Harper said. We are living in an age of machinery, which is largely for the imern- before the grand jurj- Tuesday with as final agreements for voiTd information to prove the charges on in IPTl MAN IN IIASE Official orders to change frotn Plo.vmvnt.

With machinery, (t'e are i a charge after a chase mral to mouiitain standard time Procmcmg more than (ve are cun- lour blocks through the bus.ne,-.. Trrres (Vitn en received Friday in Juarea bv Tins condino.i (vll h.we to m.s, ct (va.s captured hrn a nie fhe home of S-e Rafael Vargas, federal district at- reducing the hours of -mall boy tripped eniVrweerago The change goe.s into ef- 'anced to a eenbs per pound tering ents t' in the face with some blunt histrii- Paro Vimr Juarez superintendent of the T. Madding. Hotel de- cents a pound ment. iracturmg her skull.

Toire. N. for 13 years. He left here teetives in pur.sint. Madding the Curtailment plans agreed upon in 1923 when he was appointed to man ran when lie stopped him for bv principal producers call tor a acreptinw' his Harper i questioning.

reduction of 20 000 ton.s'a month Pnday. he has never giteu up El Paso as his production to begin September 1. rc.sidcnce. bittev bv pit vt 'han 90 per cent of the cop- ,5 CHARGE LICENSE FORGED at pet kitten Fnday morning viien tion. feet Saturday, and makes Juarez Harper worked in the office of An extra session next summer i rv i ----------would be considered a calamity by DGCICle 10 Play Game TOP deiiie.s the assault.

Pres. friends. UtlPmDlOVed Esteban 9. and Julian. 10 brothers of the girl, identified Torres.

They were sleeping in the same PORTER PLANNING nitrii PrrKfi T.raft’d irr NEW and Navy will room with her. Amaya, 9. AVIATION SCHOOL meet at football here Dec. 13 for cousin of the child, who was also in the benefit of the unemploved. room, testified a man entereci Maj.

Gen. Wm. R. Smith, super- the placr. threatened to kill the intendent of the military at West other children if they cried out.

and Point, Friday accepted the proposal struck Isabel with some instrument. time was formerly an hour ahead. JUAREZ BOY SHOT PROTECTING CROPS I' that he made Thursday that open A gambling i.s conducted in El Faso. 7 of gambling operatives (rtll ejrf, be available to the grand cents a pound C. I F.

Enrollan sherman said. Police Friday arrested C. C. priryoMo'w7en's''a Fnday to confer a-ith 2 i- 'to', district attorney until after he Early in tils aeek. export copper testified before the e-and n-rv Pmmd.

the low- Howell and Frank Bailev, Sherman 10 'o Traffic Officer John Ryan and Bill and metal Is nvaiiaWe a'. In to the a. voluntarily and jury to ascertain him as he ran Domestic Langford Exclusive I se Municipal Field tVlicn He Thieves In lather's Corn Field Becau.se he tried to protect from the ravages ot two thieves in an automobile. Ijeoii 17, was in a ctnidition IIF WITH GAS 34th district court Friday. Thev are; arrested Benito and A natural iras heating svsiem was Eugene L.

Kidwcll against Erma Leopoldo Virgen. both of whom A natural gas heating sjsiem Juarez. rus a Harry C. Porter, announced Fi'i-' of Rear Admiral S. S.

Robison, Natal (IIVKGF CRUFIT'i dav he has asked the city for per- academy suricnritendent. that HI $BANDS (II.VK(,F RLLLl miWon to use the municipal air- game be held Dec, 13 port for flying school he proixi.ses to organize in two weeks. Richard Langford, of the R. L. 4 i Airways, who has been conducting placed in operation in Clint schools Police Falsifird she teased it with a and pa- AuU) riales i told police at emergency liospiial Two husbands charge cruelty in application.s for divorces filed in Tvo ears with tlie -ai le on The licen.se can ojierate in Juarez, polite decided Friday a school at the airport for time, asked for the exclusive privileges for a period of two ytais.

Langford said he plans to enlarge liis school of aeronautics. Porter said he hopes to start operations not later than Dec. 15. He is seeking 20 members. this week.

again.st Bessie Wyckoff. shot and beat over raimbcr the head with a board early Friday Cercceres proved LIBRARY ADDING FIREPROOF VAULT ARGUMENT OVER ESTATE CARRIED TO CEMETERY Asserted Common-Law Wife of Man Charges Gravestone She Erected Has Been Defaced; Will Go to Court morning by two men whom he in a forn field bidonging to his father, Simon Telles. bv dociimenis lliat he had been tlie num- bcr. Virgen held a charge oi falsiijing license TAI FLE( TION FRIDVV County Judge E. B.

McCIuitock said the courvy commi.ssioners court will call an election Piiday to vote cn a $750.000 bond issue for the erection of a new City-Cdunty hos- pi'al. P'RISONFRs TO PFV The grand can of Snn- took 26 from courjy jail Thur.to.ay evening to the Mayor Gets Another niPniKS BUK TARBIKI- P.ARIS.-The chambrr of dPDUtir.s torf 2" votocl confidence In the foreigr. jem- IxiUcy of Premier Tardiou's' to Mayor government, 323 to 270, earlv Fridav. THIEF ROBS STUDENTS All PcnefLs. Fern, and Ink Stolen From St RRIFD IN Kay Hubbard, 25, and France' Taylor.

2.5, both of El Paso, were Utamed in Juarez, according to an CHARGE JAIL EMPLCYE TCCK PRISCNER FUNDS Students in the Juarez federal Funds in His Care, Officers Allege rFK HI NT.S It Tearing an accideiu ha.s happened A court fight over the que.stion of Judge E. McCliniock recently ingji school could not even write whether Maria Ysabel Carillo de ruled that, Mrs. Aldaiia is not the their own names Friday. S6500 Expenditure I ndenvay; Will sanchez Aldana is the common-Iaw wife af Aldana be- Tlheves stole 800 pencils. 400 House Newspaper Collection qf late Celso Sanchez Al- cause she has a living husband from and all the ink in the Mrs.

Cruz Ortiz, 67, 1005 toana, was carried to the cemetery whom she has not been divorced, the principal reported to Juarez Zavala, a mmniMinf Wtork costing $6500 is being com- pj-idav. Brothers and sisters of Aldana are police. asked Jtiarcz to l.elp find her .,..7 pleted on a fireproof vault room at, out over claim for his estate. mother who been for J' the public library to house the val- Mrs. Aldana has appealed the de- SFM.MO.N O.MAHA FOIJTH v.vs two days.

tiAn grdVC. B. Geiger. bookkeeoer at the county jail. Friday was charged with embezzlement of uable Texas newspaper collection cision.

i pr ran. presented the library by Maj. Rich- gravestone is the cause of the Fryer, attorney for the to HOLD FL.W I'fitoi 'is ard F. Burges. tiew argument, brothers and si.sters, said Friday his apjTear the Nye Tiyouts will next The edition, 266 volumes, is that Aldana charged Friday that clients intend to go to court and cominiitee at Lincon.

Nov. tor iiie play, Yekow Shadou. of the Galveston-Dallas News from someone has defaced the tombstone have the tombstone removed from 17. we re being served on 11 promi- v.hieh will be the Omeca 1818 to 1917. Iv S.

Bache, chief deputy in the office The eoniplnnt Geiger with Iraudulenrly $120 61 kept in the cleiieal of the jail of which Geiger in she erected over grave in the grave if they win the case on Omaha Republican leaders, it Plii Alpha Iraieiniiy under ciiroction charge. Tlie library is spending an addi- Evergreen cemetery, tional $1000 on repairs and clean- xhe person doing the defacing ob- ing tile brick work. jects to the notice on the stone to effect that it is erected by Al- RED CROSS GETS $3000 dana's loving A few gays ago Mrs. Aldana found Will Continue Campaign Until the word obliterated by iiil- appcal. was learned here TTidav.ol Ranit'tL Geiger neld tlie po.s! sinct LOVE STRONGER THAN MARITAL TIES, MOTHER SAYS SIO.OOO Goal Reached Contributions of more than $3000 had been received in the annual Red Cross drive in El Paso Friday.

The campaign will continue until a 10,000 quota is raised. ings of in the stone. She dug takes less bravery for a woman Shr arrc-'ted bv with Waltrr J. Demit 23, ike adenn. to run a wav with ft man she it out.

The rcxt day tar was smear- than it does to live with a ed over the word. hu U'nd wl.o inlstreai; her "I think I know who did It, bm niaf.s The oiiinion of Martha Deni not say until my inve. tigation Carrollton r.ho is Aldana being iieki ni city jail take the matter to and Lc.du' 1-. Mill. 18 ran v.uli ha liim I Itr.st nini in ii'.

1 a a I inarrief! Ir n.i ir; to Cali' a.ai f- do tion bj drpaituKiit of iu.st.iee agents. It dor n't takf' anv yartieuiar ioliow one love It gnes one strengd- to kmaw th. ie a mai' v.ho vili for you and vnu it. Mv hu. ind n': I MU! tun.

an. yet a ruvojce m.trry Walter a.s quickly as I can. "I ba- to get my children li my band will let I've got of ih two years old the tluee. Of I g.v up. Id give up W.dn-r but fliai r.t'vf I ki Sept.

15. His job to bock prisoners in the jail docKCt. Tmmediaiely after the complaint was filed through the district attor- office. Geiger wa.s lu.ken to jail and given a sivcial cell. His bond iKU been set.

He declined to comment on the chargt' li.s he lay on ceil smihnc. Chief Deputy Bache telL to be toid." he 1 know nothing." Baehe ehargeci that am.ong the fur.as is $50 heionging to J. L. SancL'i's, charg' vith murder. who v.is leleascd under $3000 bond Bache sard (teiger told hun he borrowed lamD ui atui had the moi.t'v back on p.t, said he urg-d a c.e..-;er and b.i^.iff iom iiie i ei bc -rd in an anr.mu'nt tin-i filing of the R.

E. Thomason, A copy of the message was eer.t to Governor Dan Moody. Sherman's statement said: "Two Chmcse arrested on lottery operating charges and released under $200 bond! "A 17-year-old girl arrested for operating a vendor machine and a man arrested for operating a vendor machine! the citizen.ship supposed to applaud this action of our law enforcing officers? thought has just occurred to me. Where are the preachers who have opposed gambling? Can they be The Post Today i As usual the Post ear! ries today the food ad- i vertising which is the guide to El Paso housewives for Saturday shopping. Turn to pages 4.

6. 8, 15. 16, 17, 19, and 24. Post Food Pages.

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