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LIVESTOCK NEWS SOUTHWESTERN DEVELOPMENT. J J J?ASO HERALD
GOMEII IKES STEERS
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Numerous Cattle Shipments Scarbauer Makes Prepara-
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tion for Record Calf Crop
Confidently Expected.
Are Made to Texas and
Kansas Points
Midland, Tex, May 11. Cattle ship
ments have dntinued brisk daring the
past week from Midland and while
there have been no very large cattle
deals made, a number of smaller sales
at unusually good prices are reported.
Yearling Steem Bring 540.
G "W Wolcott, whose ranch Is S5
r lies northeast of Midland, reports the
sale of 340 yearling steers to the Scar
lauer Cattle Co. at $40 around. The
; c arlings were Herefords. highly bred.
Shipments made during the week,
and reported by association inspector
1-te Bell were: TTm. Herrin & Son. It
rare of steers to Glazier. Hemphill
county. Bright & Schultz. 10 cars pf
stee-s to Pierce ville, Kan., and 17 cars
' black muley yearlings to Garden
ty, Kan., the latter sold by eSlkm
I'ros. a. Bryant; Smith and Donald
e ght cars to Friona. Tex.; C R. Smith
11 cars to Friona, and Charles Ionald.
11 cars to Hereford.
Shipments reported by inspector J.
P. Collins are: Smith & Donald, Here
ford, -000 one and two year old steers
purchased in March; M. Herring, SW
steer yearlings to his ranch near Glacier-
Smith & Donald. 3J steers.
shipped from Rankin 'and bought of
Henry M. Halff.
Cows at f(13 Around.
Tack Wilmoth has sold to Wade
Johnston, SO cows at JS5 around.
Lee Kvans has bought of H. P. & S.
TV. Estes, 450 cows, with calves thrown
in, at 565 around.
J M. Prothro has bought SO yearling
heifers of Dickson Bros., at J 40 around.
Wiy Suffer From Sore Feet?
Thousands of people who suffer Intense
ttrtore from wire feet will welcome the
Information that a quick, easy, positive
remedy is now obtainable. Tw spoon
fuls of Caloeide compound In warm foot
bath; soak the feet in this fifteen urin
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Is instant for tired, achinc. burning, and
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peeled rigrbt off. Caloeide. penetrates and
removes the cause. Get a twenty-fie
cent package of Caloeide from any drug
store and end foot torture. Prepared by
Medical Formula. Dayton. O. Adv.
HUNEL TGIi
SICK TOMOR BOW
Fort Stockton, Texas, May 11. Clar
ence Scarbauer is moving 1800 two year
old steers from the Scarbauer ranch,
south of Fort Stockton, to pasture in
Midland county. The steers are being
moved to save the grass for an ex
pected big crop of calves. Twenty
seven cars of steers have been deliv
ered by Tom Sanderson and Lee Bevins
to Amarillo purchasers. The delivery
was made by Dr. SnelL
Cood Grass; Rlenty or Water.
Jim Minear, of the Shipton Parke
ranch, says there is finer grass and
more water in that section than he ever
before has seen there: He reports a
GO percent calf crop already on hand
and expects a 9a percent crop.
J. S. Oats has bought from E. W. Ben
nett US cows at $60 around and has
sold to Bennett IS calves for $500.
Included in a shipment of 85 year
lings shipped by Bennett & Son to Kan
sas City was one under a year old that
weighed 978 pounds. K. "rt. Bennett
accompanied the shipment
Deliver COO Registered A bltp Kneed.
Pryor & Wilson on Monday delivered
to Jackson & Harmon, at Alpine. 600
head of registered white faced cows.
Through the Sachse Commission Co..
Livingston & Stevenson have bought
500 steers of TaTley Brothers. The
steers will be put on the Livingston
ranch.
On Saturday. May 15, Hood Mendell
will ship 1200 head of twos and up from
Fort Stockton to the C. C. ranch.
H. F. Stevenson has bought the herd
of steers that have been fed by W. R.
Moody on the 7D stock farm.
James Rooney shipped a car of sheep
to Ft. Worth.
raram
BIR COKTRACTS
SOLD BEIM1I
Purchase Price Is Said to Be
$500,000; Sale Includes
20,000 Acres of Land.
Tucson, Ariz.. May 11. The La Osa
cattle ranch in this county, owned by
the La Osa Cattle company, in which
William Coberly of this city held con
troling interest, has been sold to J. C
Kinney. Ramon Elias and Jose C. Ca
mou for a price said to be approxi
mately $500,000.
The transfer of property takes place
at once, but the transfer of the cattle,
numbering from 10,000 to 15.000 head,
will notbe completed for some time, it
is announced. This sale includes 20,000
acres of land, with buildings, equip--
mmf utAr rie'tit hraiii), anH !..,
r Tre new owners have incorporated
under the name of the La Osa Live
stock and Loan company.
Mr. Kinney is a wealthy banker and
cattleman from Wibaux. Mon. Camou
and Elias are well known Arizona cat
tlemen. Mr. Coberly will probably live in California.
June Deliveries of Cattle to
Be Made by Over a
Dozen Outfits.
A Serial Every One Should Read
"A Mau and His Wife"
EOniUTH
EPIDEMIC ENDFD i
BRITE HAS SOLD
Arizona Sanitary Board Is
Advised That No Case
Now Exists in IT. S.
I Phnaniv A - "VT-. 11 V .-. w
300. HEREFORD BULLS . foot and mouth disease now exists in
Mrafa, Tex May 11. 1U G. Bnte, who
each year raises and sells to southwest
ern stockmen 1000 fine Hereford bulls,
has already sold 300 hulls and the sea
son is just opening." Among sales made
by Bnte were To V. II- Jennfaips,
San Antonio, IIS. which were sent to
Jennings's Piedra Blanco ranch in
Mexico: to IV. J. Mclntyre at; Marathon.
20; to Mrs. R. L. Xevill. Alpine, 20: to
Arizona and New Mexico points. 120:
H. W. Colquitt, 4 TV. A. Vimms, 8;
Claud Matthews, for his Jeff Davis
county ranch, S, J. A. and J. TV. Pool,
22.
TV. H. Putnam has sold during the
past week to II. B. Holmes 60$ cows,
140 two year old heifers, 29 yearling
heifers and 24 bulls. '$txe prices have
not been made known.
CAUFORIAN BUYS
GOATS IN ARIZONA
Xogales. Ariz., May 11. J. L. Mona
han of Brawley, CaL, has just pur
chased ISO head of goats from Barney
Bros, in the Hincon mountains, lie in
tends to make further purchases in
about a month.
oJuse of nasty calomel makes
you sick and you lose a
day's work.
Calomel salivates! It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite on a slug
gish liver. When calomel comes into
contact with sour bile it crashes into
it. causing cramping and nausea.
If yoa feel bilious, headachy, consti
pated and all knocked out, just go to
vou. druggist and get a 50 cent bottle
of Dodson's ( Liver Tone, which is a
harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful
and if it doesn't start your liver and
straighten you up better and quicker
than nasty calomel and without mak
ing you sick, you just go back and get
ymr money.
If you take calomel today you'll be
sick and nauseated tomorrow; besides,
it may salivate you, while if you take
TJodson's Lner Tone you will wake up
feeling great, full of ambition ana
ready for work or play. It's harmless,
Xleasant and safe to give to children:
they like it. Advertisement.
BENNETT NAMED
CATTLE INSPECTOR
ruirla, Ariz. Maj 11 William
Bennett has been appointed rattle in
spector for districts 22 and 23, which
embrace all of Cochise county except
Sulphur Springs valley, succeeding Por
ter McDonald. The appointment was
made by the Livestock Sanitary board.
the United States, according to infor
mation received by Saoi . xzradner,
secretary of the Arizona, livestock sani
tary board, from federal- sources. At :
its next meeting, scheduled for May 17, j
me board probably win recommend to
governor Hunt that he lilt the quaran
tine against California and r perhaps
that the restrictions against the impor
tation of livestock, grain and hay from
all other states, with the exception of
Colorado, Xew Mexico and California,
be removed.
All this is largely contingent, of
course, upon the attitude of the author
ities of New Mexico, Texas and Colorado.-
Arizona and those states now
have a joint agreement, maintaining
the same restrictions against all other
states but permitting unrestricted ship
ments within their own borders. Sec
retary Bradner is now corresponding
with the proper officials relative to
the advisability of removing or modi
fying the quarantine.
RECEIVES 614 BLACK POLE
ANGUS FROM EL PASO MENJ
Littlefield. Tex.. May 1L Six hun
dred and fourteen head of Black Pole
Angus cattle, from the Boyd A Booker
ranch, near Kl Paso, hae been received
i by Arthur V Duggan. manager of the
, Littlefield ranch. They will be kept
separate from the "LFD herd on the
ranch
Lordsbure. 3J. M- May 11. Contracts
for- spring shipments of yearling
heifers and steers are being signed here
and over a dozen different cattle out
fits In southern Grant county have
closed deals.
Deliveries June 1. -
Mixed lots of heifers anT steers
brought tZl per head, while steers
alone brought 131- Deliveries will be
made the first of June, to points in
Colorado. Cook and Johnson of "Vill
cox, Anx, and J. V. Phillips, of Dem
ing, X. M.. were the buyers.
The hellers.
Those who have contracted to sell
are: B. M. McWhorter, Kirk and Dee
Rainbolt. J. W. Cureton. XT Cattle Co.,
F. McVannon & High Land Cattle Co.i
Kufus wamei, s. K. Dunnegan anuotn
ers. Shipments will be made from the
local stockyards.
U RANCH MAKES CATTLE
SHIPMENTS AT T0YAHVALE
Pecos, Texas, May 11. Heavy ship
ments of cattle have been made during
the past week by the U ranch. Among
the shipments, which were made from
Toyahvale, were: Twenty cars of
yearling steers for Dalhart, Texas, and
30 cars of yearling heifers to White
Deer. Charley Splitgarber has shipped
two cars of fat bulls to Fort Worth
fror.i Toyahvale.
Five cars of yearlings have been
shipped from Iloban by Collier & Love
to Pat Cullen, Steamboat Springs. CoL
From Saragosar Lee Harbert and oth
ers shipped five car loads of yearlings
to Bird & Armstrong at Hartley.
Thirteen cars of yearlings sold by
Henry Avant to Bird & Armstrong,
were shipped from .Pecos to Texllne.
Tex.
T'
BUYERS ARE paying good
PRICES FOR SPRING HERDS
RESINOL BEGINS
TO HEAL SICK
SKINS AT ONCE
Tou don't have to WOXDER. if Kesl
n ol Ointment is doing you good. You
KXOW it is, because the first applica
tion stops the itching and your tor
tured skin feels cool and comfortable
at last Why don't TOC try this easy
Resinol way to heal eczema or similar
skin eruption? Resinol clears away
pimples, too, and is a valuable house
1k Id remedy for cuts, sores, burns,
chafings, etc It has been prescribed
by doctors for SO years and contains
nothing that could irritate or injure
tlit tenderest skin. Sold by all druggists.
Lordsburg, X. M, May 11. Buyers
are here to make contracts for spring
and summer shipments and a number
of deals have already been closed for
the shipment of cattle out of the Lords-burg-Silver
City field.
B. M. -McWhorter. Dee and Kirk
Rainbolt, J. W. Cureton and others
have been in this district and have
contracted for a number of head of cat
tle here. They also bought several
BIG SHIPMENTS OF FAT
CATTLE MADE-FR0M GROOM
Groom, Tex May 11. Heavy ship
ments of cattle and) hogs have been
made from Groom to Oklahoma and
Kansas City markets during the past
week. Included In the cattle shipments
were several hundred "baby beer ani
mals: Hogs averaging 300 were shipped
by Xick Brittin. Among the shipments
were seven cars of fat steers that ran
close to the 1500 pound mark. They
were the second shipment made by
Banker Steele.
KETCHUM RANCHAND CATTLE
SOLD FOR NEARLY $200,000
San -Angela Tex.. Mav 11. For ap
proximately 1190.000 a tract of land
comprising 45.000 acres. S008 of them
patented. 400 cattle. S0O horses. 3000
goats and 2000 sheep, have been sold
by the First National bank of San Ao
gelo, acting as executor and trustee for
the estate of G. B. Ketchum. to W. X.
and Frank Waddell. of Fort Worth. The
land, comprising the Ketchum ranch,
lies partly in Pecos county. J. M. Shan
non and M. B- Pulliam assisted the bank
in making the deal.
icon ; its AUK soij).
Silver City. X. .M-. Hay lL A sale
of 1600 goats was recently closed here
by S. O. Baker, formerly a resident of
Silver City, who has been spending
several weeks. The goats were the
property of local sheep owners and
brcuerht a good price.
DETECTIVE Ii FOUND
DY1.NO. AFTER ASSAULT
Sacramento, CaL, May 11. Charles
A Wilson, a lieutenant in the Makrae
detective service of Salt Lake City.
Utah, and a former special Investigator
of Louisville, Ky., was found lying on
a barge in the Sacramento river Mon
day with his back broken and skull
fra.lnrMl Wa Ia.1 h.fnr. Iia muiU k.
lie nere. rnev also oouKnt several -- - . - u. v..v.w .... v..u v
shipments in Wilcox, Ariz, paying $31 tt1 L S ff ffl
a head.
Heifers and steers have been selling
for $32 here for spring delivery and
the "XT,- the "Box M" and the Wamel
ranches have closed deals for their
spring delivery.
300 BLOODED CATTLE ARE
SHIPPED INTO P0RTALES
Portales, X. M, May 11. A shipment
of 300 red, white faced cattle has been
received heref rom Texas with 200
calves by their side. They were pur
chased by a local commission company
to be resold to Iocs'! farmers who wish
blooded stock on their farms.
X E. Johnson has received three cars
of cattle and has placed them on the
Johnson farm southwest of town. They
came from Lubbock, Tex-, and are some
of the finest in the valley.
The police believe he was murdered.
Wilson told the officers who found him
that he had been drinking with a
stranger.
Pepso.d for Dyspepsia and all stom
ach troubles, in tablet form. SO
cents. Agents for the Southwest. War
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address. Advertisement.
CHAPTER XX
HE day after Mrs. Simmons' party
Isabel Hamilton took her even
ing dress out to be cleaned. The
young woman in charge of the clean
ing and dyeing establishment prom
ised to have the gown satisfactorily
renovated within ten days. It would
cost tuo and a half dollars.
"It's a bit hard on Jonn," Isabel re
flected, "but he offered to pay r the
damage. Xow I will get new evening
gloves, as he told me to."
She went downtown and got the
long gloves. She Winced as she learned
the price. Thy -were lour .dollars and
twenty-five cents a pair. She bought
them at a shop at which John had al
lowed her to open an. account- "Hare
them charge" she told the clerk
But she did not wait for the arrival
of the bill to inform John of what
: she had done. She did wait, however.
until he seemed in a particularly genial
mood. Then she remarked:
"It was sweet of you, dear, to offer
to pay for cleaning my light blue gown,
and for the new gloves to replace
those we ruined the night we went to
Mrs. Simmons'. The dress will be done
i-i a little over a week. It will cost
two-fifty."
"All right," John rejoined pleasant
ly He thrust his hand into his pocket
and drew out the money. "I may as
well give it to you now, so that you
will have it when the dress comes in."
"Oh. thank ou, John." Isabel said.
"But," regretfully, "the gloves cost
almost twice as much. I had them
chare ed."
"Twice as much!" John repeat eu. Youi
mean to say gloves are as expensive
as that?"
"Indeed they are." she told him.
"Long evening gloves such as I need
with that blue gown coet four-twenty-five.
And they are cheap at that
You see now why I was so distressed
when I ruined the other pair."
"Great Scott!" John exclaimed.
"Were the others mined beyond re-
nalr? (Tsin't anvthln? be done with
' them?"
"I'm afraid not." she returned doubt
fully. She had not thought of this pos
sibility since John had promise! her a
new pair. "And anyway, it's too late
now, for I have had the new gloves
fitted to me and have ordered them
sent home."
Ask Isabel to Discharge Cynthia.
"Well I suppose it can't be helped,"
the husband remarked.
Isabel laughed. She had got off
more easily than she had feared. "Yes,"
"they come high above the elbow but
we must have them."
John smiled at her little Joke, then
looked grave. "You might have
waited until you really needed the
things before getting them.
"I didn't dare do that." Isabel explained-
"For some occasion might
arise when I would want them within a
few day. As for tho dress I have
two others that are all right for small
evening affairs but the blue one is the
only really handsome and elaborate
evening gown I have."
"I see." her husband agreed. "And
we must do some entertaining soon.
By the way. you will give Cynthia no
tice when her month is up. won't you?"
"I'll see about it." the wife evaded.
"If J have a plain talk with her she
may do better."
"I doubt It," John demurred. "And
remember to explain to her that if she
wants to stay she's got to cook better
than she does now. By paying J5 more
a month ou might get a first class-i
cook.
"I don't want to pay more." Isabel
objected. "I can't. Can yon?"
"I cannot," John declared with fi
nality. If he could pay for entertaining his
friends, he might pay for a servant, the
woman mused. Yet she would not
"start anything" by discussing this
now. He had been good about the
gloves and gown, so why argue I
She found1 it hard to refrain from ar- i
gument. however, when, a few days
It la not necessarv in onen an si.- later, the evening mail brought her a
count In order to get one of those Pocket ' letter rrom Ida Ferris, febe read it in
C?A.m a. avl T-I X-. v t u th 1 ! I'l n c vAtm uhsaid ahn vnif Tnkn
3c3 ami, toe r us. ii,iiunai jaann. s
John Wants Isabel to Discharge Cynthia.
Spend Money.
By VIRGINIA TERUUNE VAX DE WATER.
I
pec tat ions. "Isabel, I declare It's too
bad. and I'm mighty sorry, but I have
another engagement for that night
an engagement I made only today."
Refuses to Break Engagement.
Her face felL "Oh." she lamented,
"that's too bad! But can't you break
it? Is it business?"
"Well, no," be explained, "not ex
actly business but it simply cannot be
broken. It is at the club. A chap who
used to be one of us, and has been liv
ing in France, is to be in Xew York for
a few days, and we are giving aim a (
supper at the club that nlgnt. Jl nave
promised to be present, and. of course,
to do my share."
"There will be a lot of other men
there," Isabel argued. "Surely you can
be excused. .
"Xo, I can't," he Insisted. "The fel
lows would have a right to be peeved
with me if I did such a thing after tell
ing them I would surely help them do
the honors."
"But Ida Is having this dinner espe
cially for usS" his wife said. "And as
her husband Is going away on a busi
ness trip the very next day, and will
be gone for a month, she can't put it
off. Which place would you rather
go to?" she asked suddenly.
The man flushed. "That is not the
question," he parried. "Xo matter
where I wanted to go. I must keep my
promise already made."
"And I promised Ida we would dine
with her any night she would set," Isa
bel said. "So I am broking my promise
if I don't go I really believe." accus
ingly, "you don't want to go to Ida's."
"We won't enter into any dispute,
my dear." John said, picking up his
Taper. "I simply cannot get out of this
previous engagement and cannot, there
fore, go to this Ferris dinner."
"Then," said the wife, slowly. "I shall
have to go without you. That's all."
(To Re Continued)
nOlSDIPS RE, COMPLETED
IX THE REDKOHD COUSTOV
Redford, Tex, May 11. Big round
ups in this section have been com
pleted. J. H. Lock, of Marfa. has gath
ered up the fat steers he recently pur
chased in the Bedford country and has
driven them to Tom Thaxton's place
at Lo Botella. The Bogels of 'La Sau
ceda have gathered up all the fat
stock and have driven them to Marfa
for delivery.
Piano Clearance Sale On at "BIHlnts."
Do you really 'want a genuine piano
bargain? See our Ad on page 2. Cable
Xews Section. Call early Monday at
1429 East Boulevard or phone 1ST for
ouf car. Illlllncs Piano Co. Adv.
LIEUT. R. C COTTON IS
DETAILED TO SIGNAL CORPS
WashlBxtoR. D. C. May 11. The fellow
lng; &nny orders have been Issued:
Br direction of the president Firxt IJent.
R. C Cotton. Itth Infantry. Is detailed for
service in signal corps, vice First IJeot.
J. G. Taylor, signal corps, relieved from
detail la that corps, and will proceed to
Frt Bliss, Texas, for doty with field com-
psnr i. signal eorpe.
The name of Capt H. P. Hobbs, 17th In
fantry. Is placed on the list of detached
officers aad the name of Capt. R. H. West
cott. lafaatry. Is remeved therefrom.
Cape Westcott la relieved from daty as
instructor of organised militia.
Cspt. O. P. Townsend, Porto Rico regi
ment of infantry, is relieved from duty at
Philadelphia and will Jots ms regiment.
Capt. T. S. Morgan, qoarterzuaster corps,
will report to eommandiBg general, west
ern department, and third division, for tem
porary dnty. thence to proper statten.
'Flrst Lleat. C. F. Voa Dem Basscbe. 14th
infantry, upon eompleOsn e daties at Fort
Missoula, will Join his proper station.
P. Tost, general staff. Is renevd from
treatment at 'Walter Reed hospital. Wash
ington, D. C. and will proceed to Fort Bay
ard for farther treatment.
Leave of absence for two months Is
granted Cole E. Hatch. 4th Infantry.
By direction of the president. Capt. Allen
Smith. Jr. Intantn Is relieved from his de
tail as major Philippine Scoots and will
proceed to Saa Francisco and report to com
manding general western department.
Br direction of the prestdeat. orders of
April S. relating to First Lleat. Robert C.
Cotton. Mtfc iateatry. aad Jaaaes S. Tay
lor, suraal corps, are revoked.
spt G. Ordway. coast artillery corps. Is
relieved rrom aasummeat to the 120th com
pany, coast artillery corps, aad placed, on
naasafgaed list.
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the living room where she and John
sat together She looked up from it
with happy ee.
"Dear." rhe said, "isn't this nice? Ida
Ferris wants us to dine with her next
Wednesda eemng a week from to
night. I'm aw fully glad that my dress
will be ready by that time, and that I
got my new gloves the other day."
Her jo was not reflected in her. hus
band s countenance. "Wednesday'" he
repeated "A week from tonight?" He
j hesitated a if disliking to dash her ex-
The D. D. D. Prescription for Ecxe
rna, a mild, antiseptlo wash, stops that
awful Itch Instantly.
Druggists throughout the city have
witnessed such remarkable cures with
this remedy that they now universally
recommend D. D. D.
As proof of their confidence, they
.offer you the first full-sized bottle on
guarantee that unless It does the
SAME FOR TOTJ. It costs you not a
cent. A ceseroos trial bottle for I9c
Krll) A. Pollnrd, Druggists
1 HEID BROTHERS
COAju, WOOD, KrXDLIXG. HAT,
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BUILDERS' SUPPLIES.
Prompt Delivery
Phones 35 and 3&
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Herald Want Ads for results.
A GOOD WAY TO SHAMPOO.
Shampoo with Resinol Soap, rubbing
its lather thoroughly into the scalp, so
as to work in the soothing, healing
Resijiol medication- This almost always
Ftopt, dandruff and scalp itching, and
keeps the hair live, thick and lustrous.
Adi ertisement.
h THIS IS THE TRADE MARK ON EVERT
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ARIZONA EWES AND LAMBS
ARE BRINGING GOOD PRICES
Phoenix, Ariz, May 11. Arizona j
sneepmen continue lo receive uigiuy
satisfactory prices for ewes and lambs.
The shipments are about equally di
vided between Kansas City and Los An
geles PorteV Bros, last week shipped 10
carloads of ewes and milkfed lambs to
Kansas City and received fancy prices
which netted them $6 40 a head after
all expenses had been paid. Charles G.
Johnson sold IS carloads to a Los An
geles buyer, f. o. b. Phoenix, and net
ted J 6.56 a head.
LAMB LOSSES IN ARIZONA '
LESS THAN WERE REPORTED
Prescott, Ariz., May 1L Reports that
Arizona sheepmen lost a great many
lambs in the recent cold snap have been
disproved. Owing to the abundance
of feed on the deserts of southern Yav
apai and northern Maricopa coun
ties, and continued cool weather, the
sheepmen started their flocks north
from winter quarters about a week
later than usual this year. As a result
the cold struck them when the ..heep
were still on the deserts and not In the
hills to the north.
CUER0 CATTLEMAN MAKES
$100,000 SALE OF STEERS
Cuero, Tex-, May 1L Acattle deal
involving $100,000 was closed here
when W. A. Blackwell jr. sold S100 head
of steers to White & Westhoff, of Edna.
It was the largest cattle deal made In
this section for many months.
PLAIWIEW MAX BUYS
300 HEREFORD COWS
Plainview. Tex, May 11. Nick Alley,
on May 15, will receive 300 fancy Here
ford cows which he bought recently
through the Ansley Land and Cattle
company from A. R. Letts, of Claren
don The cows were of the Dr. Cook
i herd. The Ansley company also has
sold to Hereford cattlemen S00 year
lings and to Kansas cattlemen 100 cows.
ODE'SA 3IEX BUY S73
cvrri.n at vax houn
Van Horn, Tex, May 11. Van Horn
attlemen during the past week have
bold 573 head of cattle to Graham &
! Price, of Odessa. Those from whom
the cattle were bought were: R. Dur
. ill. I Taylor, J. W. Hammock, T E.
t Mt-i ritt J M. Formwalt, B 1' Wjlie
a i J i. Lon & Whitten.
Summer Fares
From El Paso
TICKETS ON SALE MAY 15TH TO
SEPTEMBER 30TH.
RETURN LIMIT OCTOBER 31ST.
Asburv Park, 1ST. J..'.$S3.35
Asheville, X.'C 62.45
Atlanta, Ga 58.20
Atlantic City,K J.... 82.35
Baltimore, Md 74.75
Battle Creek, Mich. . . 67.45
Birmingham, Ala 53.25
Boston, Mass 94.60
Buffalo, X. Y 79.90
Chattanooga, Tenn.,.. 55.50
Chicago, HI. . : 60.90
Cincinnati, Ohio 65.15
Cleveland, Ohio 74.35
Colorado Spgs., Colo. 35.00
Denver, Colo 35.00
Detroit, Mich 71.60
Duluth, Minn 66.90
Evansville, laid 57.70
Hot Springs, Ark 39.35
Kansas City, Mo 44.40
Knoxville, Tenn 59.20
Lake Chautauqua,
X. Y. 78.40
Lake Toxawaj'-, X. C. 63.65
Louisville, Ky 60J.O
AND MANY OTHER POINTS.
Liberal
Stopovers
Diverse --Routes
dummer I
To all of the principal eastern re sorts will be oh sale daily May
15th to September 30th, 1915, with a final return limit of October
31st.
When Planning Your Vacation Trip be Sure That You Travel on he
Golden State Limited
The Premier Train of the Southwest
You will enjoy all the comforts and luxuries which go to make
travel a pleasure barber valet service telegraphic news service
library magazines correspondence facilities Victrola recit
als. '
It will be a pleasure for us to help you plan your trip and make
your Pullman Reservations.
City Ticket Office, Robetts-Banner Building
PHONES 594 and 5851.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM HOTELS AND RESIDENCES.
Summer Fares
From El Paso
TICKETS ON SALE MAY 15TH TO
SEPTEMBER 30TH.
RETURN LIMIT OCTOBER 31ST.
Memphis, Tenn $44.90
Milwaukee, Wis 64.30
Minneapolis, Minn... 60.90
Montreal, Quebec... 92.10
Xashville, Tenn 54.10
Xew York, X. Y S4.05
Xiagara Falls, X. Y... 79.90
Xorfolk, Va..- 74.05
Ottowa, Ont 90.10
Philadelphia, Pa 79.60
Pittsburg, Pa 74.25
Portland, Me 97.50
Pueblo, Colo 35.00
Quebec, Que 99.45
Roanoke. Ya 67.75
St. Louis, Mo 52.10
St. Paul, Minn 60.90
Salt Lake Citv, Utah. 55.95
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. 76.90
Spartenburg, S. C 62.45
Staunton, Ya 69.55
Toledo, Ohio 69.85
Toronto, Ont 79.90
"Washington, D. C 74.75
"White Sulphur Sprgs.,
W. Ya 69.55
AND MANY OTHER POINTS.
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