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6 A MONTH. 12 PAGES. TWO SECTIONS. TODAY. LATEST NEWS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.ELSINGLE COPr FIVE CENTS. EL PASO. TEXAS. FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 29. 1915 DLLIX tRiD ANYWHERE CENTS ENFORCEMENTS REACH AGUA PRIETA Teuton Forward In Servia

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Tte War At a G ance IS (ITIIu THREflTTGlllTALL IWCIS British casualties EIIITdS mi total THE the war has nearly reached the half million mark, the figures up to October 9 an- DUEL IN THE AIR OF IDAGAINSTS.P. HOAD IN SDNDRA nounced today being 491.291. IK HUES The formal resignation of the Vrriani ministry in France was presented today. The work of. - forming a new cabinet under the Wife Sees Husband Slain by Ariz.. Oct IS. Two de- - , as the result of the Kandall proclama- premiership of Aristide Briand is If velopments the Mexican - declared to be well under way. "Workman on the Arch of in " ;, demaad ,, ap. D' nation stirred civilian and mill- - nrehension at Naco. Ariz-- west of Germans and Austrians Are Italinn Kfforts Fall 60 High, I The Austrian war office reports Bridge Feet tary along the border today. here, opposite the Mexican town of continuation of fruitless attacks 11 Carlos Randall, Villa, governor of j Naco. Sonora. now In Orbalejo's Bands. Attaching Wide Front on ports by the Italians. Cleveland. O.. Oct. --a horrified 'Man Who Led Attacks On Sonora. was reported upon reliable au- - j Seventeen carloads of oil are standing Austrian I Mexican Succeeds In While Austro-Germa- n forces crowd saw a death duel So feet in the thority to have issued a proclamation In the railroad ards on the Carranza Ship' Southeast of Valyevo. from the north and Bulgarian air on an arch of the new high level Americans at Brownsville, from Cananea to the effect that since j side. If fire were set to these, the armies from the east are steadily bridge over the Cuyahoga river, in i the United Statea has seen fit to recog- - burning oil. because of the nature oc ping In Cannon and Ma- pressing in upon the Servians, the which Frank Wright, storekeeper for a nlxe Carranxa. Villa authorities were the ground slope there, would flow in south la is report- bridge contractor, was killed by a fel- - j Placed Under Arrest. responsible the lives of Amer- into the American town. Tension situation Sen not for Naco watching ed improved from the viewpoint of low workman with an iron bar. The J icans in Sonora. among American troops at ha chine Guns For Calles. Allies the entente allies. Urbalejo. the Xaqui Indian chief, de- been relieved by Urbalejo's failure te moves Mrnniitza's Fall Imminent who as making her way up to him I AMERICAN TROOPS manded (22,000 from Epes Randolph, execute his threat. at athens The French operations in the vtii.ii nis iuiit.ii. i vih. nne irrcsicu president of the Southern Pacific rail- Acting governor Randall, who is at TROOPS HURRYING southern portion of the Ser ian Jack Browning in connection with the way of Mexico, under pain of destruc- Nogales. Sonora. was reported today as front have been carried on so suc- crime. ATTACKED AGAIN tion of the railroad's property if not contemplating joining his family at Von Hindenburg's Attack m cessfully that the fall of Strumlua. The killing was preceded by a grim aid. The time limit expired last night Tucson. Ariz. It was said that copies THROUGH TEXAS . transportation in Bulgaria, is imminent. Athens auunsie m "men in iwu men wresiiea - " at s o'clock, but s" far as known no of his protest against of the hears. Heights dominating the town back and forth on the arch and both OH TOm MeXlCOn property has been destroyed yet. Carranxa forces over American soil had Riga District Maes ; tired Side among have been occupied by the French. "-- wvai iuiv luc liter aeiciai t Thirtv Americans In Cananea and IS been distributed widely Mexican Other Reinforcements For Advices through Paris are to the times. &.., J in Kl Tigre. some of whom already aro soldiers and civilians, but that the pub- Little Progress. effect that the Krenhc and Servians After Wright had been slain, the Of River By Bandits, But in the hands of ilia troops, are be- licity had not resulted in arousing any are now on the offensive northward assailant jumped from platform to plat- - lie eu t be facing a critical situation great feeling Sonora Marching Over' along to N'lsh. and are I ' the railroad form until he reached the ground, and j Nobody Is Injured. TO.NDOVKng.. Ocl. 9. n acei- - marching on Istip. then fled I land Through Austro-Germ-an Mexico. UrarRe happened dvnnce Continues ! -- yesterday jorniog. nhrn he In the north, although the rKOWNSVlLLK. Tex, Oct. . Luis TO advance is declared to j de la Rosa, the Mexican bandit CUES CJLE PASS, Tex, Oet. viaa thrown from bis horse and have been retarded by bad roads, jj CSilZS SUES! It is lnjcred. progress all along the front is re- J. P. IS leader, suspected of recent out- - EAGLE that the 5M Carranza i rages Tbe following official nnnonnce- - ported in the current statement on the American side of the bor-- I iruuuv iv we sent irom jsagie ment was from Vienna. der is reported captured on Mexican Pass. Tex, to Douglas. nx.. to rein-- j " made: On re- -- tbe front in France. Paris soil by OF III BATTLE force the Carranza g- a detachment of garrison Agua While tbe king Thursday mora-In- ports a continuation of the vigor- IB Carranza at ' was inspecting his army In the ous artillery combat in the Cham- OPERATED soldiers, following a battl - between the HSE i Prieta, across the international line, II ! f'eld, his horre excited hj the pagne, notably near Tahure. and Carranxa soldiers and a band of out-- I will all be under wav on special cheers of tbe troop, reared np violent fighting with bombs and laws, of whiih he was a member. li trains and over tbe Southern Pacific this after- fell. The kinc wan bruised severely grenades to the north of the Aisne. News of the battle and the rumor He ; Villa Says Carranza General Servians, Wires Ferguson That I noon to- and will be confined to bed for the Driven Over Ilorder New York, Oct 25 J P Morgan un- - ot de ta Rosa's capture was received The first train left at noon present--" The Servians have been driven I TJ. 1 -- derwent an operation for appendicitis toa at tne Matamoros headquarters "Will Cooperate to Stop Will Deceive the S. day and will pass through Paso The king fa-- r over tbe border eastward from - i o Gen. has had a night, ad- at his countrv home at rsin- r. i Carranxa. who had issued an Saturday morning Visegrad in Bosnia, and other I with rone Bleep. The temperature toda. The operation was reported sue- - order to his troops to chase the bandits Border Brigandage. Forces Into Firing. The troop train was accompanied bv Is now 99.2 7.7. vances have been scored bv the ! and pulse Ills en- cessful and Mr Morgan is resting com- - from the Msrican border until all were two companies of the 17th United States majesty's jrencral Im- Teutonic and Bulgarian forces or captured. condition hes Ber- fortably. ' knied Tex . Oct. Assurances Gen Francisco Villa, communicating infantry. proved no gaged in the Servian invasion. - Austin. -. 2. .m-- and complications hate announces today. The Bulga- Mr. Morgan was at his office usnulls early today made two at- i .,.:. .- k. sj. iv witn nis Drotner. col Hipoitto villa, in CanSOa. amtS limnllllitina l vMil- - arisen. lin Wednesday, but was indisposed yester- tack, jtpqn a, co.ovany United I ,.- - , .u "by ! have been loaded on - la rians are pursuing the retreating day halt t cnture. imaieh and Juares. overland courier to Casas the Ann- It understood that the accident Servians atom? the eastern front, and remained at his Glenaove States Infantry stationed at Capote. in every manner prevent the lawless- Grandes and from there by telegraph. Is can smc Railroad officials have to the king nu not serious, al- home. His physicians discovered he village about CS miles up the Rio ness horder, were tendered aeciareo to claim Knowledge of a plot been at work day and night assisting though no detail the statement declares. was suffering from No ' on the on in the entraining. public bate been made The German war office reports a mild attack of Grande from here. casualties were governor Ferguson today in a tele- the part of Carraneista Gen. P. leyond those disclosed in conditions unchanged in the east, PPendlcltls. In order to guard against reported on either aide. gram from Carranza. dated Torreon. Blias Calles to enlist United States ar- Mexican military authorities had ex- the official announcement. no progress of the attacks recurrence, tbe physicians decided to The attacks occurred shortly after sage signed Ldlia Cabellero. from the tillery fire against the Villa forces at- pected to have their own train crew further remove 1 on.Dvinsk or Riga being recorded. the financier's appendix. SO this morning. The number of the same city. tacking Agua Prieta. operate their own trains through the EnB.. George " Operation Performed ."oon. attacking party was not established. Gen. In given Lnited States, but Oct. The "first King Injured - at Carranza Promises Aid. Villa. a statement out railroad officials LONDOK, !. England, met The operation- was performed at noon After tbe first the infantry was by his brother, Gen. Calles's announced that this could not done, or the King George, of today and was reported attack The message from Gen. Carranza states that be with an accident yesterday, being to hae been reinforced b half a troop of the third states: an iv uast.il wsnii va I which necessitated a change to Amer- campaign in Servla is thrown from his horse "while In- successful in every way. Mr. Morgan cavalry from Hidalgo, three miles dis- "Referring to your message of yes- hisI.uposition has progressed,vius and then ! ican equipment and American train completed. was - Not only have tbe invaders specting his army in the field." the said to be resting comfortablv tant terday, informing government order the farthest remove! of his I crews The delay in disnatchinc- th of realized the objec-- HIs general condition Is so this troops Sfmi - important t fall bruising the king severely. It excellent Mexicans have crossed Into Texas troops to fire volley after volley into is attributed partially to this. e of joining Ha- J that his prompt recovery that in th northeast is said unofficially that tbe injury Is looked . to J our iua- - Arizona territory, picking the city of f s troops along the line taken ern corner of j lor. inniorj accvniiiiz iuvi hae tbe countr. but they to the king was not serious. I 1 in supplementary nies-- ! Douglas for preference. Under the Precautions to guard all bridges to ! Qa f K .U...U - . .... and likewise a hae enhanced this military advatasre as wuiu we learnea loaay tlon. I have previously ordered the guise of supposed Vlllista firing; Calles Prevent diamitins the tra'ns A T" procuring free passage down the i presidency no w? the result of H E S military hiefs garrisoned on to draw American artillery fire . Ported plot to dynamite was fee this morning under the SSTSSSi M MEH who are ! me. ft organ by Frant upon the advancing troops, says t is said, near Columbus. X. i ianv I,oU the border to arrest Luis Ie La Kosa Villa V flotuia of steamers ,s said to be ,. bilt"xh- - resignations cffieVtwHS ! at lenco,e on July Z. last and Ancieto Pizarra and any of the Villa. His message to his brother reads ' .-- f eady waiting to transport wa; ma- - i M. up j - - Briand Immediately took the rebels in Texas who enter Mexican M5H? .- xs Ari- - -A-ddition- ter al ind if as stated confidentially i work of forming a new ministry. MfcLLtfi DENIES CONNECTION j territory- - I thank you sincerely for a imbvc - vi nit vi awu- m i f s aviuu wi al artillery lu'La-venw- in . LfMa ltoMAbl w .jk a a A TiHAtfi S4 v F, was received here ana iAa liitiu ss.aa rau ua ncii ueiiain,vu in II71fftni SW1 a a. niir ai a T r the good wishes you express for the issue from American army headquar ers. Hamn I 1 D cannot interfere with the! anticipation of president Poincare's " ""'U.ULLIltM j prosperity of my government and ters to allow United State;: roops to toda for the defenrp of Ami ar..u Bulgaria s formal request. ! . iork.""Oct. JS. At the outset of n ten pcvoirei ny uiig fire across the international line when Prieta. Sonora, just across the border ammunition ' ! i"e' sensinn . .. IT ait tor inc ui J M. nf th. Mexican against an expected scjrtage should soon be relieved and One of Briand's first conferences .l,aA.,v ...... - .1 . . Texas. and if bullets land on the attack by Villa her offensive power' - J premiers Tr r c xorK. iiew "Very respectfully. northern side of forces and word was greatly strength- brought together former Haven H - the boundar, and in received that Emile Combes. Leon Bourgeois and & Hartford railroad, under the Sher- "V. Carranza.- face of this new development. I have 5000 Carranza troops were coral np to - man anti-tru- st law. Charles & Mellen It on good strengthen Bulgarian Troops Advance. Jules Mellne. Denys Cochin, Alexan- obtained TO Cabellero Sends Message. authority from m agents tbe garrison commanded bv Tbe progress of Bulgarian troops '' dre RIbot, Marcel Sembat and Jules permission to make a state- The telegram from Cabellero that Calles will seek by well guarded Gen. P. Ehas Calles. ' ment in regard to the documentary-evidenc- e lais east .ird northeast of Mlsh both threat-- Guesde, members of the present cabi-er- s reads: effort to enlist this artillery fire of Twenn-riv- e hundred men. with the ! introduced by the 'he city and nlaces tho n net. and Rtienne Clementel and pro- - government n "I have received your courteous mes- the United States batteries, which will arms in bond In a sealed car. will ar- army a, yesterday relative to the political ac- sage Douglas in position of increased danger. fessor Paul Painleve. all of whom were tivities entered into in behalf of relative to the existence of be at when we attack, in his rive here from Piedra Vgras to- expected figure personnel the on Browns- behalf. Ko-dol-fo Moreover like :he union of Bulgarian to in the road by John M. Hall, former vice Flight Of Villislas Enables bandits the frontier at morrow night. It was stated by una nonic armies iurtoer north, the of the new ministry, together with president. This was in the ville. AH the garrisons stationed along "Use this message as you see fit. Guard una Mexican consul here captureit of Xisb other prominent leaders who did not form of the Rio Grande, belonging to the fifth and keep advised of the situation on A simitar force will would have more than letters-- written by HalL Carranza to Deplete Gen. follow Sunday or ieatv miiitarj or strategic advantage, attend the conference. I want it to be known." said Mr. division of my command, have expllcr. the Texas side of the boundary." Monday. fc M. Briand conferred Jules orders to exterminate T:. -- it would make possible rapid later with Mellen. "that I merely identified the you the lawlessness Sii.trei mi Hi meter, or three inch of railway communication Cambon. who was ambassador to Ger signatures to these letters. I had hot Obregons Army. j say exists in that region. FENNELL SAYS VILLA TROOPS guns and twenty-tw- o machine guns ar- hrr.Ugh Belgrade. Ni-- h many at the outbreak of the war and j the remotest in view oz your com- and Sofia. vua idea of their existence .everuieiess, rived here today in bond for Gen. i.i ior,g Austria, Germany and their 1R YnMtMl In t.lfp an fmrwtrtnn. rt until yesterday. I was paralyzed to munication. 1 repeat my instructions FORCED CLOSING OF CANANEA Calles. consul Oarduna. said. all es. in the Briand ministry as general sec- discover that I had been for 10 years with equal vigor. I salute you affec- K. A. FennelL ore broker, who has Villa "Vot Mgnted. retary of the foreign office. In thir witMn reaching distance SENDS BIGFORCE tionately, Kl Teutons Posh Forward. of these let -- arrived In Paso from Cananea. sas The Villa forces have not been sight- capacity he is to give special attention ter press copy books and was not blown l Signal) Luis cabellero." Greene-Canane- a corpor- From the north the Germans and questions up. I that when the ed yet. hut an attack is expected at Austrians are advancing over a wide to diplomatic arising from had no connection with thesx OF MEN OVERLAND These messages are replies to re- ation mines were closed down there any hour Villa's situation, it wa the war. matters, direct or indirect." quests from governor Ferguson that were left behind about 100,000 pounds front which runs slijrhtly southeast v stated, will permit no the Carranza regime exert ever-- ef of copper bullion. alternative for from Va'yrto and swings In a broad prevent his troop or in a country practically' cw e northeast almost to the Danube JAPAN IS OPPOSING HOUSTON AND BRAZOS VALLEY fort to the marauding bands of mere was fuel enough to operate without water, with scant provision Henceforth Principal Fight- Mexicans from crossing into Texas. j less than a week. Orders from Villa's no at riadovo. where it Joins the right SEPARATE PEACE TERMS ROAD IN RECEIVER'S HANDS comittlng depredations return- were no no and exress ammunition His forces wing of the Bulgarian. and otneers that food, fuel, no are betwem the border and the Car- Kng.. Oct. 29. Japan be- Houston. Texas. Oct :j. The ing for safet) to Mexican supplies of any kind could be brought Kumor continues to ascribe to the London. has Houston ing Will Probably Be In terntor. ranza troops under Gen. Miguel Ie-rue- z. Greek, government come a party to the agreement not to and Brazos valley railroad company vu into the camp. The railroad line could intentions hostile to separate peace. placed in the hands of a receiver here on not be repaired, under orders specific- which are reported moving north- the entente powers, even going so conciuae a f the application - VALUABLE PAINTINGS STOLEN far ' of the Freeport. Texas, com- Sonora Slate.- ally given out by Gen. Urbalejo. com- eastward from the Guamas district as to sa Greece has an understanding CZAR AND CROWN pany, lollowtiip the filing of a general cred- FROM MEXICAN manding some iOO Villa troops," Mr. in southern Sonora. In Dieguezs path, with Bulgaria PRICE itors' bill S1SS.M. CHURCH 9tM and at the phycologieal CO TO j araounllBE to Oeorge C Fennel! said. is chief Urbalejo with moment upon SOITIIERX FRONT Slorrls. of Freeport. Texas, srma ATIKDO. 8. Five "Old Masters." oil paintings hoeer. will fall the allied troops Fetregrad. Russia. b way of ; appointed Tex, Oct. Four- "The company was offered no alter- Taqui Indian holding Anavacacai pass i London. receivr by Judge T. which cost $50,000. have been wr en ianaea at ssaioniki. such de Oct. 20. - I Waller Burns, of the stolen native. Without specific orders to 13 miles of here. U r sVnios The Russian emperor accom- United teen thousand men with 25 fiom the bishop of KIPT . ,..... Hiai4itiu S.V j states district court. San Luis Potosi and im- ... r6lllv vitruitru UlITVT ! panied by crown prince Alexas. has Simultaneously are shut down. Gen. Urbalejo made it It is believed In some quarters that Kng-iati- with the riling of this ap- cannon have been stated now to be on way to Axjruon. out and KraDce con- - gone to plication detached their perative that the plant be closed and Villa ?. original intention was to at- the southern front. suit Has also filed In the district from Gen. OlireKon'n furres at Tor-re- ou New York for sale. This theft, alleged :i'up io naicn ine pouucai situation j court of county and a separate re- to have by all employes get out for the border." tack Douglas itself in order to pre- - Athens anil bate leen sent oierland been committed officers on - at with unconcMaied anxiety. BRITISH M R CASL' VI.TIES. ceivership instituted, on application of Ed to onura, In mldltlon the the staff of Gen Tonus Urblna before cipitate intervention, but with apprOTi- Assurnnres From, Greece. London, Oct. 19. casu- Hughes who alleged default In the payment ti force the was VILLA'S CONSULATE IN mately SOOft American soldiers on -- Enri. British of 5MH to lie sent through AmerU latter killed bv Villa orders, "Mr nriw ".rey. the foreign secre- alties from the beginning of the war of 1I20. first mortgage bonl. w. O. has been reported to the federal au- guard with sixteen three-inc- h gun. tary sai . in 9 Wootten. of Abilene. Texas, was" appointed can territory to DnuKlas, Ariz, to EL PASO CLOSES DOORS that Greece's espousai to Oct. were 49S.:94. receiver. concentrate at l'rleta, where thorities in Kl Paso, as the pictures this contingency is regarded now as a of ih' " the central powers was Aua have been traced to port. Villa's El Paso agency, formerly la- thing of the past -- a battle Is expected with the this border an lmr s.' .. . and similar assur-- nPV FARMINf: rOWfiBPCC , . .. . Mlln A Mexican broker in El Paso has beled the "Consola do de Mexico." has American Are nc.-m- i nnipn , r.r...t forcrs In Sonorn. KIrst chief Car- Mtslnc Tit.. were from authoritative ' .. 1 . jatati CALLS..o A MALI UN ranxa still remains at Torreou. been under surveilance in connection closed its doors. Friday morn in sr F. E. Seven merican employes of the F! sources , IU LUMt IU fcL rAbU 5UUN CHINA'S MONARCHIA! with the shinmenl of the nalntlns McManus. in charge, stated that in Tigre mining company who left F! Vur..k inactivity , , .v-"v, I MfiVF through here, i - a an may recognition govern ..- which .has' mark "" ih.. i...- - J4. . sja. t.UC- II I IT I . and arrest follow view of the of the Tigre, southeast of here. Monday, hav !.. ... iuc uvniu KUICIUUIO t Tokio. Japan. Oct-- 20 - Carranclstn acents In Kl I'aso any j on tne western front for j congress Official an- at moment, it is declared. Pre- - ment ot enustlano carranra in Mex not heard wiiu.ion naUonat Dry Farming will be report that the evacuation of --. been from Friends of the . w.w ...Uw u -- s ifj LUC CsUl, here 10 days an Inspec- - cautions are being taken to ston tbe ico, the iriftnn.fttnr of mnintainlnv men express themselves a worried, bur uuinuacu within to make ?flce ouay That Jinin rJ?et'.S has hefcun. The families pictures en route to Vlllista- headquarters in this xieia maranai von JiinaenDarsrs at tlon of Kl Paso in order to decide on ,Z JUXLZfVS. J? of some of Ilia leaders In Chi- their destination. cit was is believed the men are being held tack in the Riga district has the meeting plact in mo exact laemmcation ot the paint- apparent, and that it would be operated J Dv troops upon entered jol'the Ingres, ZE&t&EPSn SSnEStiS fSrm'Sf huahua rit) have nrrivcd at tbe ings hare not been given out. but one villa around Fronteras to no new phase. 11S. W. L Drnmmond. chairman of ' f-- . : prevent move-- government. The foreign office state - bonier they state, in a train vfhlrh I is believed to be a Murillo, information of MIUs the board, has written to the chamber SM and another -- ment declares an under current of op- took hours to set at Juarez a. wen Known oy an fpan-- .T,n;nchofs,-,h,;onirrr- - of commerce regarding the trip of the position Is Jiaaonna old I iantd r- P0INCARE ACCEPTS VIVIANI Is probable El to a monarchy exists among oier what nsually au cisht hour ish master to all business with Villas i.nisscommercial board here and it that the Chinese, and that it is far strongei route. across the rie- - posed to he a ilia fonts. ng party MINISTRY RESIGNATIONS P&so will be selected. than has been imagined The families deelnreil to have droe off several head of cattle and T'a-i- s. Mr. Drnmmond, in his letter, says THREE MEXICANS V0UNDED IN France, Oct. 29 President c?me np from Chihuahua city nre C.RV F1GRROS M IllOW , hirss from the Slaughter ranch on the tbe celebration in El Paso next year, imiNf. "- - 3?oirare today received the formal COUNTY HOSPITAL those cf Gmixalen tinrxa. former OJO DEL AGUA BATTLE DIE TO I Dorlcr miles east of here last night caIl--ti- e with the dry farming congress, the Ir- BURNS: TA0 Bid lTOS KL PAO resignation of the entire congress ('RentionaliMl proilsienal pres-Iile- nti tyt y : rigation and the Elephant ONE PATIENT Brownsville. Tex.. Oct. jj. Three i nrrru. ...iw ui uen. iwam ministry The president Botte dam celebration, should make a LOSES LIFE Mliestre Terrarns, Matlas Mexicans in I ltTTO, wns at Gus- - i " Sixth infantry brigade .isswned e Q wounded the fighting at ! Aristide Briand to form a new . Rllt-n-. ... , Tina . arn Cnreln. tien. Jnse II. Itmlrlfni. :vho ""e.l command today the mted big affair and the department of agn v fr noiUntpaiicu naf ojo Agua. 1 has brought o,-- two bic auto- - of I state' caMr. t J i- --. 3,. I Maj. culture and tbe Interior department burned to deathit and several others Gen. llrdolfo Flerro anil Gen. Zll. C.rL rounds. mobiles"" fro,,, :.,, m..,..! u.. trooj. It said Gen. Frederick t a meeting held in the foreign of-- should be asked to participate. names Orestes I'erejrn. It Is the evaru-ntlo- n i ha" Jn.i w' arrive soon to take "Hi"! iiiii'Mfin imune anu ' at Reynosa. Mexico, according to con- - dlnTV"i Rl' ""P""' to safety in .. fire that destroyed the of Chihunhun city and the ..una vVvma... ! he to his li m 1 V"mand i nr... A...... " sae .ir Harney count;, hospital here toda) flijcht of most of IVIIa's rorces celved here ThnT'SSe. a SSl Te ' E h' " "" '- - David Miller, a pioneer merchant of to Sonera that has ennhled tbe A shipment of 1400 head of cattle for Sunda or tune next week That Drewsej. Ore., I six .ueMcans killed In this battle. The V. upon plans. lost his life Cnrrancn forces at Torreon t he I B. Andreas and 27 cars of lumber is dependent entireb t'w"". American dead totalled three. Boys irnvtn from for onora reenforce I and lath for the Pearson company disposition and condition of Villa's and Girls Active ments. United States military authorities were EARTHQUAKE SHAKES HOUSES here say official reports indicate that also imported Friday Continued on pate t. Col. 4.) IN NORTH CAROLINA 1 the Carranza forces opposite this sc-- , In Buffalo Bill Contest Ashetille X C . Oct. 3 T o dintlm t tion of the border are patrollng the earth quake shtvka wfrc felt here at 1Z KABIBSLE river, presumably In an effort to co-- I ai e connii" in. I he bos and ?iri- - are sendin? ih their contnbu- - this morning The bocks tanif operate w ith Americans in abating the Organizer Commends for the Buffalo Bill context. ' k abot two minutes apart and latel onl n operations of bandits. Miller Herald THK The contest ten until next few each Houns re shaken anil KABARET t edu Bi-- t, . 1?1 lesday niht. Any boy or sifl in EI Pao under 16 vears of ace many people weVe aronseI from aleep No BORDER liona. HI. 24. t damage fa reported yEARMR.KABlBBlT, CATTLE RUSTLING ina rnter. Just tell "Why we low Buffalo Bill." ami fell it ni 100 worth. ' Editor El l'aso Herald: TO Fl AWE. HAS I IS nte your naote and ace on the fop MrlCrrSfSalf W BEING INVESTIGATED e of the contribution and send it to ! KCRO CONVICT OV TilltL I I rrcatly appro-iat- the Fl !" Herald sttitmlc towar.i tl .trike. the Buffalo Bill Editc at The Herald. There are $25 in 41 HE A R 70 TIP HJS HArTo ME Kort Worth, Texas. Oct 2. An in- - i eash prizes and FOII Jll KDICItlNS WOIIVV. Hfr j only aKs a square ileal, when it j acconictl bj a Mrtinn ( t press. Tx A I estimation of alleged wholesale cattle mms tickets to av ardei! Joliet, III., Oct. IS. Joseph Campbell. Texas-Mexica- orth unrkhi for. isn't it? Then send in one ustling on the n ' it u anu Ih the negro convict accused of mur- border. urfriti jrratlllctl. ''Buffalo Bill" will her. on Saturday. 'November 6. with the the - IACY, .issembling of stolen cattle in Okln der on June 22. Mrs. Maizie HE'S TREATING- W AS A IS , Thanking von for tin- - publu its. Buffalo Bill cmmi and wild of Odette homa and the reshipment of them Into ou base nen the trikr Lau. and and west shoa. He will himself distribute thi Mien, M. Mien, who HE" wife of Edmund STUL HAS HOPES OF MAMMi t Texas was begun here tola b foum hoping tlist the i ot tli.' max find a m onr oiuians, ti kets and monev ! ihe v mners. was at j opjr.'cl ei that time warden of the state tudge Hamilton of U.iunka Ok la . and j I VoUHrSWIfE! i remain jour-- . ! Millci 1 prison here, was placed on trial today jipwiai nitrt-rii'- iMnin ui ine i i.m bcfoie judge TToober 'a ttle Raisers' asso. i at ion iew Course Nobody Is Ever To Blame When a School House or Theater Burns