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El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 7

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il EL PASO HERALD POST Saturd3' Sept 2 193S V' FS -MAN FINDS ROMANCE IN ADVERTISEMENT Amarille Merchant Atonirse Girl at Pietwe: Marries Her Mexican Antiques i Old Paintings Are At Cahero Studios ELEVEN INDICTED IN MASSACRE Charged With Part In Death Four Officers WOOL TURNOVER DEPORTED HEAVY Close to Thirty Million Pounds Sold During 10 Days On Boston Market A collection of rid paintings antique Jewelry samplers embroideries and other works of art from Mexico City has been received by Garcia Cahero El Pam artist The collection is on exhibit at ths Cahero studios on ths third floor of Hotel Pmo del Norte Sword and helmets of the Spanish conquistadores art in the exhibit The subjects at many at the paintings are religious Peraona Interested are Invited to visit ths studios Gustav- Krakauer Is the exhibit 1 Bp VuttoA Proto KANSAS CITY Mo Sept Eleven persons were under federal indictment today charged with plan' ning and carrying out the union station massacre here on June IT when four peace officers and a federal prisoner were killed Frit Mulloy one of the group was arrested sdon after the grand action and was to be arraign'd today Besides Mulloy five others charged with having part In the bloody battle were In Jail today or had been released on bond Thoee Indicted -wen: i Harvey Bailey who Is awaiting trial In Oklahoma City for kidnaping Charles UrscheL Officers and their committees met) Bailey was one of the leaden In to plan work for the coming year the break from the Kansas pent- GUARD AVERTS COAL MINE WAR! Colonel Lauds Governor For Sending Troops I To Gallup I Bp AuaeioteA Pres SANTA TE Sept 3 Xn a lengthy statement detailing history' of the Gallup coal strike CoL Clyde By commander of the 111th cevslry to-1 day said the act of Gov Arthur Bellgman In sending the na-1 tioual guard to Gallup prevented Colonel Ely said some of the strik-1 I era were armed with crude weapons such as pipe and bricks and he believed same of them carried rifle or revolver 'f Woman Urges Strikers I To Meet hr Arizona A Sjr iimUM Hnu GALLUP Sept Urging striking miner and their families to go to Ariaona where can meet without 1 censorship' Martha Roberts today addressed several hundred striking coal miners spectators I and national guardsmen as she stood on a1 track In the Santa A plan She- said she wag the right to meet" as offered by Brig Gen Osborne Wood Robots organiser and husband of the woman told the crowd the governor advised the committee they would- be allowed peaceful and said the plan I today was for a mass picket Una of I strikers and their famines Mrs Roberts read an editorial (from the Albuquerque Morning 1 Journal appearing Sept 1 and the Cheered Crlea were heard from the crowd Inflammatory Arrest (the Albuquerque Journal) The editorial criticised sending the guard to Gallup 1 A collection wax taken up to buy gasoline to go to the state line where Mr1 Roberts-said can make Inflammatory speeches If we ChOOSe" Nmalt Chinee to total of about 30 was collected Wednesday Sept 6 sophomores and The Allison Mentmore and Mutual freshmen on Thursday: the seventh BOWIE HIGH SCHOOL GETS MORE PUPILS i 1 Students From Four Other Schools Transferred Bowie Righ school wll have an enrollment of more than 1000 this year aa a result of the transfer of 300 pupils from schools because of crowded conditions and the economy program Helen Booth registrar announced today that pupils promoted to the low seventh grade at Aoy and Alamo schools and pupils promoted to the high seventh at Beall Burleson San Jacinto and Zavala must report to Bowie High echoed Instead of the schools they attended last year Seniors and Juniors should register and get programs at Bowie Mr AtaooSotaA Prato BOSTON' Sept The Commer-dal Bulletin uyi: 7- hu been i very heavy turnover of wool tn the Boston wool market estimated at-close to 30-000000 pounds In the last 10 days mostly in worsted wools of the finer qualities Prices are stronger and in most grades slightly hl(ber for the week r-Buylng has been chiefly for account- of the larter wonted mills and the top-makers and la quent upon alseabls orders placed In staple foods for men's erear and also la dress goods and eloaklngs The outlook la the goods market clearly Is viewed with confidence opening of the Australian season at Sydney this week was stronger than expected average fine tepmaking wool costs about 30 cents clean basis landed in bond at Boston equivalent to about S3 cents clean for- completing domestic wool There have been some clearances of left-over wools In the west this week at recent top prices is very strong on moderate demand Shearing of the new fall clip la progressing in Texas' The Commercial Bulletin published the following quotations: Domestic Ohio snS tasolnsl Bum: Mains miiM St at 33: Msad soaking 33 at 34 blond ttaHas 3t at 3S Ifr tint CMrUIbI 44 4 Michigan aM New Tark mawaahod tt at 30: MaeS taatklna 30 at 31 MaaS caaahtoB 34 at 34 MaaS uomMns 3t at 34 Wlecaailu Mlaaaurt aaS average ZBSisaa bus Naw England: MaeS combing at Maas combing St at 3T Moat caatMas 3S at 3 SaaaiaS kaaia -itaai: FI aa It manthe selected) ts at SB tias short 13 Maths non Vina atcht aMatht at VS SouU- erw Mitn1 -Origan? Ftna and Sign Tl at VS bw aaS Fr aaaiMaf It at IT: ftna wns dotting at 13 vaUat Ho 13 at 74 i IHrriter ecnarad basis: Montana i similar: Fiaa staple chain so at SSt 1 Mass eemMns IS at IS: Stood aaml 13 at It tt MaaS aamMns at tS FMIaS: Mama 13 at tt AA St at fiaa a aapera at tt: A taper it at Hi -Mohair? Deatcafle saaS original has Tana sprint -33 at 31 seat: Teaas US at 4t: Arlcaaa ant Near Mexican 37 at 3t: Oregon 34 at Itamartta graded: Pint eembJng-44 at 1 aaaaoS combing at 'third comb- at 31 at 3S: faarth caaUat 3S at 33 pass card ins 34 at 31 test US It at If -Capa winter Urate aaoaiaal 1 at It: auamar first It at IT taps summer kids 31 at 31 Turkey tat It at IT Turkey past It at It Inter fair It at It iasL tPorslgn prises la bendy xbwvw 33-year-aM prefsttiewel platiist of Bawaas City has been- euutied and dfvsseed nine these- and will bs married again tonight His Nn IS wtfa wltt be Lais Shook shewn with him hem wbe was alee his Ns I bride This time they say It will be permanent Attempt to Boost Beauty re at ent Pr i es Fails if' Jj Shops Unable to Reach Agreement So Former Charges Remain in Effect Some Sign Blanket Code DITOM'S WOr: Mam flta XMA mfaettmt tt FaaaP Mom msay ara galHag joAtT Ham met ten gegraUi JaaraaaaSP la tha pubttc apandiat moral fa- aa effort to auw throe (wiUo a traraW-FMC reporter i aettay a aaraay of ootplopotout ta Mt Hot -v By MARSHALL-HAIL -i An attempt ta boost beauty parlor prices In El Peso made In connection with the MRA code has collapsed fifty -one per cent of El Paso beauty shops agreed to charge $3 and (g nlniiMim for permanent waves- The agreement never was placed in effect Just get together" said Mrs' Betty Goddard secretary of Unit Mo 4 of the Texas Assn of to Accredited Beauty Cuituriats The derision to boost prices was reached at a stormy meeting In Martin's barber shop Jack Rldenhour warned the oper- HOLD RITES TODAY FOR HOWELL COBBr mines announced they would 1 hire miners to replace the strikers CATTLE HOGS SHEEP worn UVXSTOCK Mt VnitaO Pratt FT WOKTK a apt HOPS SClpU A Far wk! eusdr te sea lavar Wteft tap: Xntabrrm ttM llsht ntfht buMMfS MSS bulk goes featcbm IU W4lt: packing aa llte tUcalpta lie calT Its Far weak: About- staaly WaalTa tapa: yaarUBf tat ptatanr yaarllng to tort taps: Bait Iambi sate etlwr qaod lambattie: re arUasa $4t 3-yar- vvttoara IX3t Ut4 vttber UN a livxitocx Kansas crrT a pc cATTtx Me aaipta tter taint te Far weak: Fas aitar yaarilnst an! fad heUanwaak to 3ta lower grata Uaaghtar cattle aearee itrene tie Msbar buiu maadr: waiara weak ta Ma lavar araak'r tap email lata TaarliBga ap SS-tS: tacavr atawa SSSS lata tap vaelna ISJS bulk atackar and trader titoitMs 1440: around xtaady with Frt-dayt cleae trada netAre an sovanunant pis IMP SraSa ate BOSTON NOOLNUUT I trimMMHnM --BOSTON Sept 1-3 larsa Mua af vl baa feeea aSM I (ha Mas mark 'total tha past vtak TraAktc la ttaa art sc tha weak tenrtf that uara lint sails than at I the bestBBlae aavanesa asking trim aU graSss af tannery wsol and oa for the White School P-T A Mrs CBsner president was hostess to the executives A study rises of the Child Conservation league will be formed by members of the P-T A P-T A meetings will be held on tbq first Thursday of each month at 3 pi Officers and their committees are: Mrs Herbert Wolcott first vies president to be asristed by Mmes Tlppfn A Holm Mrs XX Shurley second vice president assisted by Mmes Heeth-erty and Mrs' Geer third vice president assisted' by Mmes' Homer Thomas Joe Meads and Huch-ton MTs Burton fourth rice president assisted by Mrs Bert Gllck will have charge of publicity Mrs Taylor chairman of the telephone commutes assisted by Mmes Kart Fischer Montgomery Drunser Mrs Love chairman of finance assisted by Mmes Phil Hester and Brown Floy Hamlin Bride Of George Paynter V': 1 Miss Floy Hamlin and George Paynter were married last evening In the home of the bride mother Mrs A Hamlin 2704 Louisville Rev Arthur' Hyde of the Pint Christian church read the marriage vows In the presence of members of the family and a few close friends tended the-couple Following honeymoon trip to Ruidoso the couple wUl mske their heme at 3713 Blsbee 8t The bride a grsduste none mma to Puo four yesre sgo from Blntpn Tex Besides her nurelng1 course she has studied specisl work In Dslins Mr Psynter sonof Mr end Mr 7 Psynter of Denver esme here four yeers sgo from thst city He Is with the American Optical Co xt ChuihNoUces-j The Ft Boulevard Methodist XL 8 trill meet Tuesday at 3 xn I st the church i The group trill give benefit chicken dinner Friday evening at the church i An Important executive meeting of 1 11 First Baptist W'ki 8 offlcen chairmen of standing committee elrele chairmen will held Tues-1 day at 9 In -the Victory classroom of the church i I At 10 a the regular business I meeting of the a win be held st the church with Mr Burleson Staten president in charge I MT Roberts will direct the 1 music There will bs no 'afternoon! seselon TTie revival services which have been going on at the FtT mvS I Methodist church for the pest week! will elate tomorrow evening Dr A Moore presklinr elder of the! chteg has been preaching at the eversl persons win Joiir- the church tomorrow PETRIFIED FORESTS I MAY GET ANTELOPE I 8 running Basra For Animals I JB-Artesns Park Mp Beiauea Parolee' i'-V HOLBROOK Petrified Fr- est National monument in eastern Ariro one day may bs thTpvS show place for wntelope In this coun 1 MS sreesrried out The petrified forest Is 1 f- i S- 1 5 v' vr aueelptu For waak mad tta lawar aheap atoat Me nff top Calerade laaato ta shippers freer top native eeet fod rarUna HMttLH: faadlas tauaha BlteMt Dxmrxs UVXSTOCK Bp Aitoelotod Praia -i nxmma tope cattlx Kaeeipta tumal st Cm rad waak ate: Beef ataar its I maintained that the sharp luma In The American equivalent te 62976 Claim Ua Gold Order Does Not Influence Price Mr AttaelotaA Prate NEW TOR Sept" 2 Interna banking circles here today tentiary on Memorial day Herbert A Parmer Joplin gambler accused of helping plan the trap which resulted In ths massacre In Jail In Kansas City Esther' Farmer the gambler wife Nn Jail In Kansas City Frances Nash widow of Frank Nash the federal prisoner who was kilted at the union station Ftee on $2500 bond Robert Brady another of the Kansas prison fugitives Wilbur Underhill Kansas prison fugitive Louisa Conner Hot Springs Ark a fugitive Richard Tallman Hot Springs fugitive 1 Louis Stacd In Jail in Chicago Verne CL Milter alleged gunner fugitive VACCINATE 4Q0 PERSONS Health Officer Sees Ne Danger ef Smallpox Epidemic i tammarmorm Vaccination of residents In 6 Paso where too smallpox cases were discovered Thursday has been completed Dr MeCamant city-County health officer said today About 400 parsons in ths 900 Mock on 8 El Paso St and the 1100 Mock on 8 Kansas St have been vaccinated he said Dr MeCamant said he believes there Is no possibility of an epidemic in 8 El Paso PRISONERS IN CONTEST The county Jail was apie mt span today Prisoners swept and scrubbed end dusted Sheriff Chris Pox that he would give the prisoners who kept their tank the cleanest radio with which to listen to world series baseball return Announcements Investment Counselors QECURIT1 Oervice Securities '-v Corporation Main 1130 315 First Nattaesl Bask Bldg ufiriefflrts Musicians Directory PIANO THK MOROAH-BABER PIANO OTUDIOB 1331 Montana at Pfe M9M MORGAN ooooBAn BENTON km norm an im Montana lust associate tbachsm McGRAW gSStfEE K1144J McKINNEY mit Lebanoo 13mw HERNDON mmm uuuiawl 1111 Oaliewtr 3I31M LOCHAUSEN ALEXANDER HOMAN MAST VIKOINXA MUM Ult OruSvtew BURKE ten Frtliid MEANS hm caiitenti mmi BEAN AkS VAN NBMMAK Taaahar af Plana ant Crtlo ISM OoMaa KUI Tarraca M347I TEWTS Mrs Plana' rtmoa organ M-4 HUH M-4S44 charge $LK for a permanent wave asserting that he was a champion of the woman" who can not pay $3 Xn the meantime' several shops have signed the blanket code and are poring minimum wages of $14 a week The national code la still pending In Washington treatments are a luxury" said Mr Rklenhour cihVkf-ford to raise' the' prices 'because women can do without permanents and facials if they have -1 TEXAS COTTON SENT TO REMOTE PLACES i- Hsmtsa WiHA TomOlmf Pert Daring Laat Beaten v'--v Mp Puffed Hmt HOUSTON Obscure cities and hamlets In tha -far camera of the earth' helped this city maintain its rels It la located In the Badger pool I position a the world's leading cotin Hutchinson county and still owned by the Badger Oil Co ton port during the seaaon ended July 31 i Mr IimmM rrtta AMARHLO-Pet Georgan(one an Amarillo merchant- iound ro-mance In a xuirsery advertisement He fine -waa attracted by the bekuty of almonds and grapes grown from seed imported from his native country Greece But on second notice he found the beauty of the girl In the picture more Intriguing Oeorgan tones' wrote a letter Tn answer to the advertisement It brought him an Invitation to visit the nursery at Arlington Texas There he met miss Diamond Georges the girt In the picture The former Mias Georges Is now Mrs Georgantones MAGISTRATE SLAIN' Mr OttaciateO Pratt CALCUTTA India' Sept Tha third magistrate of Mldcapera district to fall a 'Victim to Magistrate BI Burke waa alalu today i 7 Deaths and Funerals HARTFORD MORTUARY A Modern Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE Fbto Iteta State 1044 tmrotDi MosTi Aar rn apt si dies All toe flunllr iMdMct S41T White Oak Let hiukte B'FUk BBS eauqhtcr Ilia Avia Berry XI Pa a aad in tamo Flak af Texan Vasa Flak af Bant Vtata Tz ta atoura tor lam Waa a matar of Pnabyterlan ahaicb tovtcti at Mart-' tortt wttoidti IS to lUv Pray Burial at Kt lawn caartrry 9 SlonumentM FXOBEEn HOV0HXMTbar Alxatadm Ara Ifien FA SO MONDLUXt WOSKS 4041 Alameda An mm t' lowers nowa'invict Hve Points Flower Shop NHIIDIVM lb a eaadrn StS a Fiadraa VINSON'S shoo 34 Wyoming MUST 10 Lost and Found UWARB-No quatlona aakod for return ri bran ynna aantalainq and anaoal turn ottor valuable papara taken fraa offiaa at Kail Stria Tnu M-S442 Ida Ho Herd ooroa rae brlnric xtrajrcd Tram MIS Oehoa St Howard MlttSJ REWARD: when you ratal anything adrartlsod ta thj ealema ack the tvatr to gall Tha Harttd-Psat Want Ad Department Main 43M nod ns ysur aama an ad-fraaa and toast ticket will be mulled te you at once with auc cempUmcnU to an KXLX BOTS la IDCKT mVXLS alas FAT O-BIUXN and DESTINATION ONKNOWX CRAWFORD THEATER 12 Motor Stage Lines LINCOLN STAGE SYSTEM Lowest "WfWMbto box tranaparta- la" any point VIA Ban Francisco MVJM Silver City-El Paso Lv CKy flb Ma fJm it i Knv PB $064 IM Pb WSm CWF eabteaaaisteSIlM Fit DasUn Burley Santo BA FL Bayard Bne Bekeca also sold ta SB parta a Parrish Stage Lines mm II Travel Opportunities -SEE MARTIN tlnnusd Angela Hotel mm Trave1 in Private Sedans Safa camtertabla oa ranged by tha fello' licenced buraeua trips ar- iwias banded end AVL BUBEAO a tit San Ftanctoco St MM1' ara MOTOAl TBAVBL SUBXAO 313 Ban Franetoca tt OOISO to Carlabad Carara Sunday taka thru ahara expenasa HtonM-Ftot box- u- DMVINO to Can Antoni Packard ae'dan Taka 3 ahart expense MS4M OOLLEQR warn a a wants transportation to caatarm Kansas shatu expenses refer-'-- exchange Max State Collect New Mtxlca nnAWitiwutotouuBBeBouptwto IS Spectal NoticeM AS tec mn practice AU legal mattar Mi Abdou BMq Mesa XI Pact I DIVORCES IN MEXICO" FBXB INFORMATION Cult POM MUh Bldg XI Paca Texas I The large toon office in tha writ BAHHCrrS CourtoonK Confidential ai Automotive 21 Autos or Trucks Wanted -We Pay More Cash IW ftarda and Chevrttals MeCAMirg SOI Texas M1703 SPOT CASH FOR COED CAR8-OLXNN POWTXlt WO 744-704 TEXAS 22 A for Sale SPECIALS 1433 Suldc aedad weed Wheels This car has anly been driven taw theuiand mils and aoald not bo told (rant now car ee'ee This tor only VW 1433 ChfTTolet wire fender equipped rods a Thla car ha been driven lea II MS mil Tin and at only $485 A Used Car Is No Better Than the Dealer Behind It WATKINS MOTOR CO Inc Bulek and Chevrolet Dealer 1 414 San Antonie at M17M-I-1 i USED CARS OF VALUE QUAUTY PRICE -Five Days Trial Trl-Stafa Motor Co I i I I GOOD FAMILY CAN 14M Studabakcr Ctmmandtr with JUdie Btanomloal fa eperato yet big enough ter caaifortabte riding Abmiulely fine In every way A real bay st OLENN IWTM lag 744 aad 7M Tx 1 MM 14 Open Xvenlaga- grade on n-iday ando then an Saturday Hours are from I a te Wednesday Thursday and Friday and from to 13 Saturday Reaches $2975 Highest Point An Markets History I ir LONDON Sept 3 The price of 1 gold which at 130 ahtumgs 6 Vi pence 1 the highest point I In history took another Jump to 131 I aWHlngq three Denee a fine I ounce rosy and set a new world record I This represented an increae of IU I rv- I Tb highest psevlous price that Aiutogs j- I LONDON GOLD PRICE AGAIN BREAKS MARK i world prlceof grid 1 atLondon had no connection with President Roosevelt recent enter the sale and export of 1 gold through the treasury depart- ment White no specific Information waa obtainable on the London situation most- bonkers attributed 'the new I high price of gold to an unusual de-I nd or Fellow metal probably JOHN GARNER LEACS QUIET UVALDE LIFE vim PresMent Site Udder diala and Ftohra Tree Mr AatoHotaA Pratt ncea rmuidlng ocrasionally to real 1 Fight here In their midst is that latent pen Garner has beeh hero ever since quit He has rarely left his home sitting In the shadows of pecan' trees except to go fishing or hunt with some new hounds recently presented to him The Oarnera ara so quiet about this vies presidency glamour Uvalde folk never have realized folly that he was elevated to place second only In power and Importance to the presidency Mrs Garner goes toVl bfu Irty now then to qhurch and on shop- ping trips but she does not put on any A diversion from his regular program of seclusion was his Initiation into the- Uvalde lodge of Odd Fellows The occasion of hi ing the goatT drew member of that faternal 'organisation 1 from great distances the first time some of them had been to In many :) FOREIGN EXCHANGE Mp AuodotoA Praia TOML Sept Fsralga exchaatu firm Orant Britain to doOarm others la i rUta- 9414 cabtaa 9444 19-day hllto 4413! Fraiwa demand 9M emblea 9M Itoly demand 743 cable 741 I Belglun 3431 Oermnay 34 44 Mastoe CKyiaUvrr peaa) 34 Moatraa Srefm Mp Catted Preir I Switzerland 3803 np 0333 Holland 4C3a np MM Spam Dll ap KM Swedao J11S np ASIS Korway JIM np Mia 'i- CxechoStovakia MB np ASM Vi Japan ASIA eft AS1X ys UVEBPOtH COTTON 5 'V Mp AuaelataA Preae i UVmtPOOL Sept- 3 COTTON Ke-ISM- be lea: American mL Spot American strict scad mlddUBa 33 4d middling 43: atrial middling sVS mld-dtaag tto strict tow middling 43 tow middling strict goad prdlaary SA3 good ordinary 473 Ptatares ctoaed quiet and ataadr- October -A47 Deoemtor- fS: January SAL Iterah At May IN: July SI of i 'j' y' CLOSE POOL TUESDAY Though ths Washington park swimming pool will close Monday the Memorial park pool will remain open until Tuesday night -It announced today Veteran Peace Officer After Long Illness Dies! Funeral services ware to be held at 3 today at Kaster to Maxon mortuary for Howell Cobb 68 veteran El Pam officer who died yesterday at bte lower valley home after along Illness v-- Mr Cobb -was a member of the city police force detective force a mounted customs officer and served as a deputy sheriff under Seth Omdorff and Tom Armstrong He was a Spantsh-American war veteran He te survived by his widow two ne is survived ny ms widow two daughters Mrv Dolly QaUm ten- ton Mlts nd Mr Vera Holmes El Paso two stmt Hugh Cobb El Pasa end Earl Cooper Cobb Los Angeles Calif three brothers Carlyle -Athena William McKinley Washington and Zack Cobb Angeles and two sister Sara Cobb Baxter and Caroline CObb both of Athena': Pallbearers were to be Seth Orn-dorff XX Greet Tom Armstrong Tom Lea McClintock and PelphreyV' yy INDIAN FIGHTER DIES Mr VnittA Prase' -t OMAHA Neb' Bept Wllllain rived On the Little Big Horn Just too late to aid General Custer FOUND DEAD IN BED- Coroner M-V Wagd today ordered I an autopay to determine the cause of death of Crus Nava 36 who was found dead In hod at his hotne at 3129 Duraxno 8t v1 Vj DIYORCK SUIT DISMISSED Mr VottaA Pratt -t SARASOTA Fit Sept Circuit I Judge Paul a Albritton dismissed divorce proceeding! brought by John Rlngltng- clrcua magnate- against 1 Mr Emily Haag Buck Rtngllng at the- reoutot rf hia attarwre here 1 the request oT his attorneys here yesterday Neither Singling nor bte attorneys would comment on the fvr 1 PATROL ON GUARD Bp A itoefa tad Pratt i AUSTIN Texas Instructions have been given by L0 Phans i I I1 1 teixad psariinaB 4Mreve: au and ban ataadr: top bnf sow eseo bulls umohim: calves and realm waak Me waim wwttoanr hoos tucaipt ism top I43t: pack taw eewq-I3ltd3ei enwetM tight weishta Raealpta tees: tot tor trradef Calerade fat lambe eutong with FrldaTs cIom thraa leads chelae MJS few na-Uvea eeM toad te chelae -Coleredea Frt-Sar ee4e Top for wk: Fat la Me lewer dadng top yaaitlns wethers laiaha MJCWatl: breeding ewqa 43te par toad cntcaoo UVKtTOCK If AimcUM Prate CH1CAOO Sept Becelpts cahrva 3M On BtrietlF read and yparllasB stoang te Ma hither tower graSs nearly steady at M-M Saar atock era and feeder- te 3ta tower ahoul MS! waatarn qraaevra in run aaaatly atack-cra aaMIng at 3-M4M: beat la ataar tervrumant aaoeunt itaaeipu sees: eawiinar weak: Fat leaks IttUs chants shssp and evenly lower wavk'a top rtaffr practical top natives- STSS rlaaino top waa torn I7M to ahipppra: to aholea swva top S3M balk faadlng laaato IBP wrak tattSieaa-' LOtAtMUl UVXSTOCK Mr fuoctaM Pratt LOS AMOKLX8 Sapt HOOS Ka-aaipto tit strans to- to UShar bulk MSSAf14 CATTLX-' Hanoi pta far weak SMS otsaOy to waak: laaSlum ta soot atarr and yaar- ca lvks twvwi uw sandy: bulk siaswsm tow at stm 1 toTTrMbaM METAL MARKET: i MMal qaatattou furnlatod by Aswrlcea SraaltlBS At BafinUig Ca I I 1 I John M- Wytt Co i New Yeik Exchange and Stock and Bond Servlee Lacml BttIUtaiC loom Itact 'l vt raw Nan i INSURE "Tiff NAW 3 V' MILLS BLDS- bN vm as ma eseur range tor these plains LUTHER present about 38 antelope range Immediately south of the monument rood white CRISSEY MoQier band of 30 range lmmedi-1 nniw vxboinis vSiia of the monument I 'ists ooisn mil Tmw ibmi SetothS' I EARL McCOY chief of the state highway PirriJ tota 1 aa awtaixmalb I kNBCsI utU 1119 M2Sdk nis pAtrolmen to be extremely I iioadoa nthmnf spot 14H pc in-careful when they encounter euspl-f ta nn sue 1 Cop par okctrolyttc at AUastfe witoirt clous characters and -to guard iSapt 3 Report? Kow Tork allvar iss bo ahanqa Haw Tark toad MJSi ahaaqa Laadoa toad and aiac aa quatatloaa Londoa -yold pat troy ounca 131a 34 -The port found customers for Texas cotton In 69 ports tn 27 countries all of trhich took a total of 2 AM AOS bales --V A few of the more obscure points to which cotton wsa Shipped rere Burgas Bulgaria which took 41 Tarragona' Spain SO bates Abo Flnlund136 bates and Miti-Uni Greece 14 bales In a summary Issued by the Houston cotton exchange and' board of trade Germany was shown to be the largest importer of Texas cotton taking a total of 583629 bates during the 1933-33 season Japan waa second with 501244 bales -SEES CONSTITUTION END I IiiiwitataiHito ATLANTIC CITY N' Sent 3 The end of the constitution as the basis for the American form of government was seen in the next SO years by Rep 'James Boric' Republican of Pennsylvania In addressing the 38th annual convention of the Maryland Stats Bar Asm today TEXAN AIDS NBA i At AttoeiotaO rrtta Exacting trith the NRA on formulating an oil code behind him George 4 Ward Stocking economica professor of the University of Texas now Is aiding the government tn Obtaining com-I piling and coordinating Its statistical agencies' f-V) 4 a V' -v HERMAN BOSCH RETURNS 'U County Tkx Collector Herman I Roach will return today from vacation trip to California Fine raflnarlaa Bnsiasertaif At Mlateg Journal qnntailoa ter waak ending An 3C ltU: noxaaatl S-Ttte dawn Alda Bxportj TS33C ap 1414 Panwatla capper dxllrarad in Haw Bnt- hnl elto par pen ad higher than shown 1 Bnerteop nr daiivarad Lf Kuropaan I plre Oct will be permitted to en-porta S3Ttc par petndbjghar the shewn I list for another six months accord- nr yobk mui Information received at Ft Mp AaaoHotaA Pratr KBW TOBK Sept Metal were naxa-laally nwrhangad today 1 i -A MAT RE-ENLI8T Member of the Citizens Conservation corps from El Paso and other Places whose enlistments win ex- of Milk Is the Biggest against surprise attacks Recently one of the highway patrolmen waa kidnaped tn east Texas Dairy" Products TEXAS UNIVERSITY CAMPUS BEAUTIFIED i i Unaigbtly Waoin Shacka Finally Are Tom Down Mp AnoelotrA Pray 'a-1 AUSTIN No longer win the beauty of the campus of the University of Texas be marred by tha unalahtl' I first Monday in Boptoaabor HU tho nu Hie unsightly 'wooden shacks that I bring the 4th day of Sapumber 1433 have sprawled over the origins) 40 1 ibm and thora to answer pounce mad acres for the past 15 yesre 1 1 mm Coart an the lit day af August Jtt tert ofthe shacks orlglxuHyV K5S erected as temporary structures is (sarah cordara la plaintiff and jnsofa being removed and the campus I Ayen as wail na the ndknuwn heirs nmnum anaailirt A4 1 Manual 3 Cordova daecaaed ara UHHcsHfm program speeded AtlfaBtiL gnd Ud petition surging that one time there were- shout 50 Of I Monad Cardova died intoatata an the these buildings on the campus They I uk isso i rasa at raw wereeredurinr the Classrooms sad barracks for the re- described a eos noovit Avnua xi Faso training corps -and I Faaa County Trsaq togattwr with ln-the atudentn armv trnfnlnw I praramrela thman Plaintiff altogea that tor we owaentr army r( training I also la tha surviving wtfa af daoeeatd and corps- that defendant Joaate Area a slater of said docaaacd and ara tha sale aad only IfTVTCTTl Tib inn 1 1 hatrs af sold daecaaad- wnJ Plaintiff Praia that tho court drimnlno The first mooting Of ths 12 Paso I doclara and adiodge wh ara the heir aad Ministerial Council during the ftUF httr af tlioaald Manual Cmndara season Will bs held st Monday st the Flret Presbyterisni church Rev Hillard pastor Orchard Perk Methodist church triU speak" PLAT REQUEST NUMBERS The Seventh cavalry band will play on all-request prjogrsm tomorrow from 7:45 to xn in the Seventh cavalry ores Legate THE CTATE OF TXXAS Tn the Sheriff or any Cnuttlto af Pan County Oraatlng: Yon ora haraby canuaaniaS to aannw Jtoate Ayao ns wU eg tbo unknown hairs ef Manurl If OnrSova by making publication onto each wsck ter four suceMaira wattes prarioua to tha rat urn Say hereof ta aama nowapapar pnhllahad In your County to appear at tha next ragularitorm ef the County Court of XI Fain County to bo holdc at tha Cnart Houso thereof in tbo City of Paso Taxes am the and what thalr raapaetiva inter or ah araa are under the lava ef Me at-la Hmn teA net but bar yau before said court at Ms aterewld nest regular tens this writ with year tetura thereon ahew-ton hew yuu have exsentad the same Olvtu under mt hand and mat I- of aid court at office la tha City nf XI Paso Texas end baaed this nth day af August 144 (Seal) GREET Clerk Ef Paaa County Court' Pate County Texas Bo Cria Irtadk'h Deputy EL PASO PRODUCE' OwtitiMx famished by Cresibto Ob SIS A Fla ran st ara to pmdueeni t-Sopt 3 apart) Fvaehaa Far imiiaH' tor dasaw It Oraan Far doavn Ito Kf Par doaxn UQ30c Beans Per pound IKIW Bulk newuee Oraena rvr deeen He-Bquath Par pauad ItoCle jL mmmattomoaamM mw CB1CAOO FBOBCCB By (rafted Prate CKICAOO Sept 3 Arrival to aa- track 14 ahtpaunta 40: trading moderate market steady an nu aeta Wlaeaneln- raand wkitoa S1W4I par knndrad walght uaelaaalfled nq IU IfttuMeets rnaad white 41790 1 to 1 Idaho and Color da triumph IUMHII 1 (moat! 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