El Paso Herald from El Paso, Texas • Page 2

Tabulated Election Returns From THE election returns, tabulated by The Herald, as received from official sources, are given in the following table. I Ysleta; 32, Socorro; 33, San Elizario; 34, Clint; 35, Fibens; 36, Island; 37, El Paso smelter; 38, Canutillo. EL PASO HERALD El Paso City And County Precincts Part? 31. On Face of Returns at Noon Monday, Is Nominated for Congress. (Continued from 1) Ysleta was: For L.

A. r'oix, 391); Ike Lowenstein, 81. The Ysleta vote for constable was: For A. V. Gonzales, 286; Ed Speaks, 202.

For commissioner the Ysleta vote was: George Pendell, 301; Dr. E. S. White, 214; J. G.

Sauerenraan, 27. Dr. White had made a very hard campaign in the Ysleta precinct ag'ainst the of Mr. Pendell. Mr.

Herring in No. 3 and Mr. Lyons in No. 1 were without opposition for as county commissioners. Valley Officers Tn the Socorro precinct.

M. Chavez, with 87 votes, was elected justice of the peace, and Jesus Guerrero, with the same vote, was elected constable. Tn the Clint precinct, S. H. Sparrow won out in a three cornered race for constable.

Tie received 52 votes, as against four for B. Carr and 12 for John Bates. Candidates. 1 Precincts Nos. 1 to 28 are in El 23 Paso city and the county precincts are: No.

29, Grandview; 30, Lincoln Park; 31, HUDSPETH CARRIES TERnELL, Sanderson, Texas, July received S4 votes and Cobb 79, with one box to le counted. PRESIIMO FOR Hl'DSPETH. Marfa, Texas, July received 274 votes and Cobb 215. COBB CARRIES BREWSTER. Alpine, July county complete gave Cobb 340 and Hudspeth 335.

HUDSPETH LEADS AT MIDLAND. Midland, Texas. July congressional vote is: Cobb, 329; Hudspeth. 341. One small box was not in, containing 20 votes.

VAL VERDE FOR HUDSPETH. Del Rio. Texas, July Verde county's complete returns today gave Hudspeth a majority of 289 over Cobb. HUDSPETH WINS AT PECOS. Pecos.

July final f'ount in Reeves county gives Hudspeth 463 votes to 418 for Cobb. 146 IS 58 conn WINS IN MITCHELL. Colorado, Texas, July county complete gives Cobh Hudspeth 668, a majority of 223 for Cobb. GIIaUESPIE FOR HI DSPETH. July Gillespie county gives Cobb 179 and Hudspeth 286.

A Hudspeth majority of 107. KERR COUNTY FOR COBB. Kerrville. July county goes for Cobb by more than 200. Large majority for Cobb here.

TOM GREEN IS San Angelo, July estimated majority in Tom Green county is 800. PECOS COUNTY, HUDSPETH. 200. Fort Stockton, July returns give Hudspeth about 200 majority in Pecos county. COBB GETS HOWARD COUNTY.

Big Springs, July county returns, about complete, give Hudspeth 732 and Cobb 858, a Cobb majority of 126. 1- or W. P. Hobby 64 35 James E. Ferguson 57 38 For congress, 16th Zacli Lamar Cobb 30 10 Claude B.

Hudspeth 104 69 For state 25th R. M. Dudley 87 4S M. M. 24 18 For 118th Adrian Pool 67 43 L.

A. 50 31 For 119th R. E. Thomason For dist. judge, 34tii W.

D. 87 41) A S. Thurmond 27 24 For district John T. 40 20 Leigh Clark 75 45 Judge, cty. Will P.

Brady 146 71 For county K. B. McClintock 146 82 For county W. H. Fryer 49 Will H.

73 For Percy McGhee, 41 24 Seth B. 86 51 For county tax John T. Cain 146 84 For clerk district C. M. McKinney 64 37 May Had lock Carlisle 29 28 For county J.

E. Anderson 42 16 W. D. 75 57 For county A R. Webb 146 82 For county tax R.

D. Richey 146 89 For county supt. pub. Myra C. 146 82 For county J.

W. 146 S3 Hide animal W. C. Roberts 66 W. W.

37 For Co. Pci. No. Sam 36 J. F.

68 For J. of Pet. 1, PI. J. M.

Deaver 146 86 For J. of Pet. 1, PI. William C. Davis 30 15 Barney Early 14 10 D.

J. McSweeney 22 13 A. J. Hall 41 32 For constable, Pet. No.

J. X. Davis 44 19 0. Crowson 10 7 Lon jGarner 58 44 For county 27 40 19 45 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 35 42 39 38 55 66 94 103 121 61 90 74 107 80 137 94 130 60 388 76 279 79 211 59 165 22 215 40 241 39 331 72 318 63 262 78 295 56 151 70 15 69 11 78 16 123 32 181 55 130 40 128 62 138 56 212 24 179 285 202 184 173 126 163 105 127 134 133 153 213 199 169 224 155 i78 200 151 72 160 52 U) 51 19 80 30 143 33 140 32 110 38 130 43 176 59 152 31 360 80 288 50 222 35 144 32 211 42 217 57 345 55 304 62 252 47 267 66 165 48 43 30 44 37 52 75 93 106 116 62 77 7S 104 81 133 108 124 72 258 191 197 148 148 120 107 67 151 89 179 96 244 140 265 110 196 110 212 117 124 91 77 81 125 200 174 160 168271 190 452375 278 183 241 2S4398 328 332345 223 53 16 57 18 80 36 145 42 143 35 115 39 134 44 162 58 156 25 340 108 257 71 202 33 149 26 195 47 213 55 319 68 306 76 248 47 249 70 159 52 29 44 28 52 47 68 52 138 56 121 63 93 54 125 87 146 46 137 164 279 145 187 112 135 76 100 129 127 103 170 147 237 156 206 109 199 135 193 82 125 70 77 122 191 158 144 154 271 176 403 375 261 173 233 265368 352 317 331 211 72 84 126 200 161 149 169 271 189 420375 269 177 234 280 386 357 323 319 219 75 37 27 51 46 79 75 116 74 105 43 107 68 125 92 146 88 105 187 253 139 216 92 179 81 94 105 153 111 169 196 200 159 220 152 161 152 176 79 143 26 49 26 3 5 88 55 145 70 107 66 96 71 117 94 151 48 144 140 291 165 182 116 158 82 101 110 133 107 176 160 239 137 233 116 205 144 198 104 123 80 86 137 211 174 162 176271 171 427 375275 174 240285 402 370 319 336 218 42 28 45 25 58 45 105 57 104 70 70 72 87 80 112 76 114 62 208 188 159 168 112 134 76 89 126 95 139 116 192 172 184 149 192 96 167 131 94 93 23 46 24 41 80 67 124 75 102 67 86 80 95 116 130 43 143 210 225 185 152 133 126 87 81 121 125 141 126 194 196 201 162 142 175 181 148 94 126 SI 87 137 207 176 160170 271181448 375273 175 243 286 396 380 329 339 220 81 84 138 210 178 165179 271189 444 375 251 178246 284 401 374 330 340 223 85 132 208 181 162177 271 187 456375285 18G 248 285408 382 rto 1 OO I 348 226 S4 88 134211 173 162 174 271103 446375283 185 246287 404 374 328 350 228 47 25 38 36 52 53 99 84 90 84 85 68 66 94 117 112 60 133 207 194 181 149 131 113 113 55 150 87 168 96 246 130 197 146 163 117 174 131 97 110 24 25 26 27 236 70 161 153 221 69 165 122 220 41 165 119 224 51 162 106 219 54 1S4 118 195 56 167 86 271 24 203 101 265 26 216 74 353 55 215 201 332 52 254 124 299 271 256 296 391 221 62 90 186 281 289 112 175 110 187 215 253 75 195 244 279 162 114 88 179 193 58 79 177 243 247 138 118 82 182 236 52 90 194 285 276 184 99 76 217 312 71 115 263 371 400 196 198 120 283 299 268 264 292 394 146 113 141 145 303 297 303 297 137 124 122 128 134 139 278 280 286 283 145 98 125 102 124 133 262 266 273 261 147 100 143 121 152 142 292 284 297 292 155 114 196 155 184 191 412 406 411 403 205 147 88 82 78 74 117 167 169 1 193 249 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 3637 38 Total 46 418 75 119 48 151 20 94 9 103 30 23 14 21 1 29 12 59 19 5975 1831 25 23 282 217 87 101 179 322 21 165 0 108 51 90 24 14 I 21 17 25 51 32 3766 5048 46 1 392 83 107 40 341 44 163 11 91 9 105 20 23 11 22 0 27 15 58 5 6556 1405 43 3 311 163 93 70 297 126 162 17 99 7 i i 52 22 14 21 1 17 52 23 5140 3014 48 482 186 464 183 106 131 35 40 81 8499 39 i 365 106 109 39 291 119 163 8 87 16 96 28 26 10 22 0 32 10 47 12 6272 9 35 220 241 82 75 121 313 15 160 7 96 47 78 17 19 1 21 17 24 15 45 2888 5124 47 443 169 454 179 98 129 32 22 35 73 79(52 47 457 175 467 107 134 35 38 76 8233 33 15 224 251 55 114 269 182 97 88 44 63 75 54 18 16 22 0 23 18 22 45 3782 4536 1 46 176 301 56 120 98 376 i 183 I 107 21 113 15 21 I 21 18 23 11 61 2818 5551 46 472 187 465 186 106 134 33 22 42 78 8406 35 10 191 235 74 79 292 110 165 8 106 1 125 9 20 11 21 1 21 17 36 27 4308 3130 34 14 215 253 87 65 145 282 20 15G 11 94 30 93 16 15 1 21 23 18 24 36 3624 4373 47 47 4 187 485 183 107 138 35 22 41 82 8510 48 487 188 481 178 108 138 35 OO 42 80 8525 4S 476 193 478 1S7 108 141 36 22 41 66 8537 48 4SI 193 488 186 105 139 34 22 40 83 8531 33 10 249 181 78 84 273 127 149 34 98 8 122 10 22 15 22 0 24 15 33 26 4466 3187 10 25 20 38 524 1113 Hudspeth Own County. Sierra Blanca, Texas, July Hudspeth carried Hudspeth county by a vote of 14S to 29, the latter vote being polled for Cobb.

Hobby re- 1 ceived 150 votes and Ferguson 21. For state senator, Dudley received 146 to 19. For district judge, W. D. Howe received 143 to 15.

For district attorney, Leigh Clark received 138 to 19. Shoe Repairing by Parcel Post. We have a special department to give prompt service on Parcel Post orders for shoe repairing. We pay particular attention to ladies' fine shoes, military boots and cowboy boots. The largest and most modern shoe repair plant in El Paso.

Send us your shoes by Parcel Post. Chns. Roknhr. The best shoe repairing for 30 years. 311 Texas St.

El Paso, Published weekly at the National con- to iraentg for the soldiers of United States. Joseph D. Page 59 2427 Y. Ellis 3831 35 For Ex. Pet.

1, PI. Hamilton 2828 Fred Woodworth 29 38 For Ex. Pet. Julius Loewenstein 4 19 20 Ii E. Bowden 51 3537 For Ex.

Pet. Miss Marguerite Moon 73 36 38 Anacleto Apodaea 24 26 18 For Ex. Pet. Andres Salazar 86 83 For Ex. Pet.

H. 84 85 For Ex. Pet. M. R.

Hcmlev 86 84 For Ex. Pet. Sam W. Carr 83 84 For Ex. Pet.

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TTie accident was a short distance west of Benson, as he was returning with supplies to Convention For Saturday Holliday, Mrs. Henry Walker and Mrs. Leila Holliday. In precinct four, courthouse, Francisco Escajeda, H. G.

Van Haslen and T. Garcia, were chosen; while at Canutillo, J. H. Hardy. J.

T. Porcher and J. Walter Coles were elected. Each precinct is entitled to one delegate for every 25 votes cast. The delegates for the precincts where no selections were made may be chosen railroad camp where he wan em- Democratic otCl'S Meet At i in any informal manner satisfactory ployed.

M0NTH-END SHOE SALE Courthouse Here At 2 Oclock Saturday. County chairman J. J. Kaster. at noon Monday, called the El Faso county Democratic convention to meet i in the court house, either in Liberty hall, or one of the court rooms, at 2 oclock Saturday afternoon.

At this time the new county chairman. J. D. Page, will be inducted into office. Mr.

Kaster expects between 150 I and 300 persons, men and women, to attend the convention, hut did not H1 know how many actually will be HM present. He said that in some pre- IE cincts the voters left it open for 251 all voters to attend as delegates, if so choose. In others varying numbers of voters were named. His lists, therefor were incomplete Monday morning. Only Three Elect.

In only three precincts did the voters select delegates to the convention. In precinct lfi, Highland Park, i the following were named: J. M. Nea- to the electorate concerned. Hon, R.

C. Semple. Dr. J. C.

Crimen, J. J. Behrendt, A. R. Webb.

R. L. be in by Wednesday noon. J. GONZALES, GOES AS DEPUTY TO MEXICO CITY While total returns from all of the outlying districts will not be received for several days, the election of Jesus Gonzales, candidate for deputy in the Mexican congress from the Bravo-Galeana district, is almost assured.

according to an official statement made at the police headquarters at Juarez Monday morning. Mr. Gonzales is a brother of Francisco Gonzales, mayor of Juarez, and resides in that city. Professor Abel Rodriguez, of Chihuahua City, and his deputy, Thomas Gamirez, candidates for the Mexican seriate, are said to have been elected, also. These men are also on the ticket.

It is estimated that 15,000 vot ok were cast Sunday in the election. Juarez presented a quiet appearance Sunday. The saloons and the clubs were closed. Gaily decorated automobiles were used by me different candidates and their friends to take the voters to the polls. It is believed complete returns will For two more days we continue our White Shoe Sale, There are several hundreds of pairs comprised in this sale, consisting of low, military and high French heels.

Lace boot patterns of good quality white canvas fabrics. Former prices, $3.50 and $4.00. Sale price, 2.45 All shoes from our regular job lots. 1 No C.O.D.'s No Approvals rfrflpfr-gawBaggr 203 MESA. No Exchanges All Sales Final Market U.

S. FOOD ADMINISTRATION LICENSE NO. 07922. SPECIAL PRICES FOR TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Shredded Wheat Biscuits, per 13c E. C.

Corn Flakes, per 10c Lenox Soap (10 bar limit), per bar 5c Olivilio Toilet Soap, per 10c Palm Olive Toilet Soap, per 10c Lighthouse Cleanser, per 5c Brown Beauty Beans, No. 2 cans, per can 12c Scott Lye Hominy, No. 2 10c Dairy Made Milk Hominy, No. 2 15c Grated Wet Cocoanut, No. 1 can.

12c Have you tried Hydro Puro for softening water? It can be used for toilet and laundry. Small packages, 10c; large packages, 25c. TRY OUR ICE TEA BLENDS. Phone 2576 220 Meta. With 17 Daughters In War Work and 13 Sons In War, Record Raleigh, N.

July Ward, a negro of Goldsboro, has 13 of his IS sons in the Ninth and Tenth United States cavalry, while his 17 daughters are busy with war work The facts are vouched for bv sheriff R. H. Edwards, of Wayne county, of which Goldsboro is the county seat. ard also probably holds the record for quadruplets, says sheriff who gives the record thus: Ward was born April 21, 1856, at Goldsboro. He was married three times and his last wife now living.

His first wife bore him children four at one time twice, three at one time one at a time once. His second wife bore him two at one time twice, three at one time once and five one at a time. His present wife has borne him eight, one at a time. His first wife lived six years and tlnee weeks after marriage, his second wife eight years and six months. Parker Desert Claims Only One Thirst Victim During Summer's Travel Parker, July hazards of the desert road thus far this summer have taken only one victim, a rancher from Maricopa, who was found dead on the reservation half a mile from his stalled automo- The carelessness in which the Journey is often undertaken was instanced in the case of a man picked up by an auto traveler as the pilgrim was plodding westward, without even a canteen to take him over a 40 mile waterless stretch.

He was very dry and probably would have perished had not help come that day. He said he was from Phoenix, that he had more than enough money to pay for transportation, but thought it would be an interesting experience to hike to California, apparently without knowledge of the dangers of the jour- I ney. ALIEN LABORERS EXEMPTED FROM PAYING 25c PER DAY Individuals number 660 were placed; in positions by the federal employ-! bureau during the week ending Saturday. This was an increase of 240 over the previous week. The local bureau was in receipt today of the changes in regulations governing the importation of Mexican labor.

lTnder the new rulings, it is no longer necessary that the aliens deposit 25 cents each every day in the postal savings banks, and laborers may now be admitted for any kind of mine work and for all government industries in Texas, Arizona and New Mexico. Four Offices May Call For Another Vote Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General Are Two In Doubt. Austin. July so far counted in the btata primary election disclose there will be at least four state offices in which there will have to be a run off primary on Au, gust 24. The offices are attorney general, between Cureton and Woods; lieutenant governor, between Davidson and Moore or Johnson; court of criminal appeals, between Lattimoie and Pierson: railroad commissioner, between Gilmore and Andrews, and between Terrell and Mayfield.

Hobby is leading Ferguson at a ratio of about two to one. It is expected majority will reach above 200,000. Supporters of Hobby claim that he was elected without the aid of the women voters. W. F.

Doughty today conceded his defeat for state superintendent of public instruction, having been beaten by Miss Blanton, the only woman candidate for state office. There is considerable talk today of a test being made of the constitutionality of woman suffrage, but definite action may not be taken until the returns are all In from over the state. Clnrk Carries District attorney Leigh Clark said he had Information that he carried absolutely every vote in Culbereon countv against John T. Hill: and that of iudge W. Howe carried all but a few votes.

Mr. Clark said he did not know the total vote. Under government centre! express drivers are forbidden to carry trunks downstairs ause of the shortage of SHIPYARDS TAKING MEN FROM APACHE RAILROAD Snowflake, July demand for skilled mechanics for the shipyards has been to the detriment of construction work on the new Apache railroad, which has lost a large number of its most expert men 1 on this account within the past week. 1 Wife Goes to Marshfield, Receiving Word of Death. Mrs.

Charles Zeiger left El Paso Sunday for Marshfield, to arrange the funeral of her husband, pioneer hotel man here, who was found drowned in the Coos bay section Saturday morning. Mrs. Zeiger and her son Louis, manager of the Zeiger hotel here, received a telegram Saturday afternoon announcing the finding of the body of Mr. Zeiger. The body was found in the bay near Marshfield, weighted down with iron, and at the time it was found was badly disfigured and mutilated.

Identi- cation was established by means of a checkbook containing the decedent's initials. Leaven to Seek Itest. Mr. Zeiger went to Marshfield about a month ago to seek rest. Since the closing of his mining property, the Beehive Gold Mining near Congress, Yavapai county, Mr.

Zeiger had been much worried. He was said also to have been much disturbed by the talk around El Paso since in the Zeiger hotel on Xow eve that resulted in the shooting of Charles Qualey later in Pioneer plaza. May Bury at Los Angeles. Upon her arrival at Marshfield, Mrs. Zeiger will decide whether to ship the body to the family plot at Rosedale cemetery, Los Angeles, or to have interment at Marshfield.

The body of a son, Charles, Is buried at Los Angeles. The bodies of a daughter, Florence, and a son, Edward. who died at Albuquerque, are interred in a cemetery there. Besides his wife, decedent is survived by a son. Louis, who, with mother, conducts the Zeiger hotel here; a daughter, Mrs.

S. T. Reyno Is, Elmira, N. and another daughter, Mrs. Allen Potter, of Tucson, Ariz.

Character of Southwest. Charles Zeiger was one of the widest known characters of the old southwest. When the Santa Fe railroad was building, he came to New Mexico as a bridge carpenter and contractor. He later opened saloons and restaurants in Albuquerque and in El Paso and these places were widely known. In the early he built a fine saloon in Albuquerque.

Runs Old St. Upon arrival here he leased the old hotel building at the corner of South Oregon and East Overland streets and there established a saloon and restaurant. -When he took charge of the St. Regis hotel, at West Main and North Oregon streets, he changed its name to the Zeiger. Native of Germany.

Mr. Zeiger was born in Germany 6 4 years ago. but left the old country when he was two years of age, coming to the United States and settling at Quincy. 111., but marrying Mrs. Zeiger in Kansas.

He never allowed his children to be taught German, according to his son. Louis. Mr. Zeiger was reared in Illinois. He reecived his education in the public schools of that state.

ARIZONA BOY KILLED BY STROKE OF LIGHTNING (Continued from page Arizona district, and George Dibble, who were caught in an electric strom while on the top of Mount Humphreys, of the San Francisco peaks, at an elevation of 14.000 feet. Both were knocked unconscious and lay for an hour in a pelting hail storm before they recovered sufficiently to drag themselves over the rocks down to the where the rest of their party was In waiting. The clothing- of both had been burned. shoes had been torn away and two of his teeth knocked out. while down one leg was a bluish.

zigzag streak, like a tattoo. That their lives were left is explained by the fact that their clothing was soaked, making a good conductor to the wet ground. Tuesday Specials 6 pounds Fancy California Potatoes for. Fancy California per Sunflower Brand Fresh Eggs, per dozen Crown Brand Pure Creamery Butter per Chase and Famous Crusade Blend Coffee, per lb. Chase and Sanborn's Famous Pekoe Vi can 25c; 2 lb.

can 45c; 1 lb. Alpine Sweet and the cheapest, but the best; small cans 06c; large cans. Students and former students, their friends and sweethearts will dance at Business College Tuesday night. MUSIC: Bobby Jass Band. EXTRA SPECIAL Large size can Crisco (6 lbs.

net weight) $1.77 Medium size can Crisco (3 lbs. net weight) ell ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Druggists refund money if it fails. 25 Tuesday Meat Department Specials Best Cuts U. S.

Inspected Meats. Fancy Sirloin Steak, per Fancy Veal Shoulder, per Fancy Beef Stew, per pound Fancy Mutton Stew, per Fresh Home Made Hamburger, per Fresh Home Dressed Fryers, per Select Sugar Cured Hams, per Orders amounting to $1,00 or over delivered free Buy your Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables from the Standard Cash Stores where you Pay Cash and Pay Less. 40 ACRES CLOSE TO YUMA ARE SOLD FOR $420 ACRE Yuma, July 40 acre I tract near Yuma has sold for the top i price ever known here. $420 an acre, paid to C. C.

Box, who bought the place nine years ago for $9000 less than the $17,800 he has just The purchasers arc new arrivals fromj Iowa Wiio Bald so Koung Rub Dandruff and Itching with Cuticura Ointment Shampoo Wftb l.oostIon—Store No. 1 Mills St. Hftull 3 2. Wholesale No. 2 Corner Kansas and Sts.

Phones 4340 and 4341 I No. 104 Antonio Street Trunt Bulldinic Phone 86a No. 4 und No. 5 Alameda Avenue Phone 1863 No. 6 3330 Fort Boulevard Phone 271 U.

S. Food Administration License G-29505.