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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
A NEW CITY BAND Is
FORMED AT STAFFORD
Public School Opens at Layton; No Dat;
Set for Prohibition Election; Stu
dents Leave for Schools.

Stafford, Ariz., Sept 13.-The public
school has opened at Layton with an
enrolment of 122 pupils. W. r. Roads
is principal. Mesdames Houston Roach
and NJ Melton are assistants y num-
Der of Layton pupils are attending the
academy ct Thatcher this term. Among
them are Misses Della and Gilda Walk
er. Bertha and Clara Morris, Archie
West. Will Clayton and Willard
Welker.
Oscar Lancaster left with a party for
a camping and hunting trip on Black
river Chas Miller has charge of the
Olney market during Mr.. Lancaster's
absence.
The dance at Brier hall was well at
tended.
The depot was the scene of an agitat-
ed flutter of girls when five of their
number took the train for Tempe where
they Will enter the normal for the
winter. Those going We're: Misses
Edith Jennings. Sarah Wilson, Bula
Waddiu Laura Lassitor and Alice Nor
ris
\ union service was held at the city
park. when Rev Mr. Gardner of the
NJ. z. church. South spoke on cOnsti-
tutional prohibition. He was assisted
by Rev. Mr. Davis OF the North church.
Walter Sparks is in town from his
mines in the Grahams on business. Mr..
Sparks has increased the force of men
at the works and Sparks canyon is
becoming a Furnishing camp.
Melville and Scion Foster have gone
to Los Angeles. where they will again
enter the Polytechnic school.
The Latter Day Saints church held
its regular conference at Thatcher,
when a large representation of the en-
+al
ward choirs furnished music. \ musical
evening closed the session.
The Sahuara club will hold the first
meeting of the season at the home of
Mrs. \. T. Cotton. Plans for the en-
suing year will be discussed. new mem
bers added and a general business
meeting will occupy the time. The
study year will not begin until the
first Monday in October. India and
China Will be the subjects of this years
work
At the last meeting of the board of
supervisors a date was not set for the
calling of an election on the local OPP
ton measure now before the body. 1t
is thought the matter Will be acted
on at the next meeting on Sept. IS.
J. II. Allison and \. B. RoOknagel of
the forestry service at Albuquerque,
are in town on business connected with
the work.
Perry Lathrop has resigned his posi-
ton with the Solomon Wickersham
company and returned to his home in
Kansas City, Mo.
The new house just erected by W. X.
Dial at the corner of 18th and NJ streets
will be ready for occupancy this week.
Mrs Anna Ringer has returned from
a two weeks stay with her brother,
Frank Haynes. at Globe
Mrs. Eugene Baker has returned to
her home at Tucson after spending the
past month with her mother, Mrs. y. p.
Beebe.
y meeting of the city band was held
when new organization was perfected
with the following members: Messrs-
w. c. Faulkner Charles Cole. a. II.
Ferrin, w. NJ Clayton, jr., Arthur Mel
son, Ira KemptOn. II. F. ROgge, Geo.
Jacobson, L. Lind William Welker. Ar
chic West T. D. Cross, W. r. Roads,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
MANY PACKERS
ARE INDICTED

Chicago. ILL.,. Sept 13.-TwO more
meat packers are expected to he indicted
by the federal grand jury. which yes
terday charged 10 Chicago packers with
conspiracy and illegal mOncpol~ and to-
day the government made announce
ment of its intention to. force an early
trial of all.
None of the Indicted men were in
court today and United States district
attorney WilkersOn asked that warrants
be issued forthwith
Attorney John :. Miller. for the de-
fence. said two of the defendants are in
Europe. and the Others have big business
affairs to attend TO.
He said thew are ready 10 a1pe1r when
they must. Bend was finally fixed at
$4,000 in each instance
The men indicted are /. F. Swift
president of Swift AMI company: Ed
ward Swift vice president Of Swift and
company: Chas. II. Swift director of
Swift and company: Francis A. Fowler
director Of Swift and cCmD9n~- Edw
TiileI. president II the National Pack
ing company: J. Ogden Armour. presi-
dent of Armour and company: Arthur
Meeker. general manageT. ArmOur and
company; Thomas J. CGnnOrS. superin-
tendent OF Armour and comDanv: Ed
ward Morris. presiicn, OF Norris and
company: and Louis II. IIeyman. man
ager of Morris and company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13

a pound at the orchard. Watermelons
sell from 10 to 40 cents each.
Mr. and Mrs. E. y. Phillips left for
Kingfisher, Okla.
The new brick addition to the Clip
son hotel is completed and will be oc-
cupied by a restaurant and offices OF
Requa, Talbot & Brown.
E P. Hardwick is breaking ground
on East Main street for a brick build
ing to be occupied by the Pecos Valley
News.
Company c IS having two drills a
week to prepare for the California
encampment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
BIG IMPROVEMENTS
FOR ELITE COMPANY
Leases the Buckle Block
and VIII install Very
Costly Fountain.

Having affixed his John Hancock TO
a lease which called for the entire
Buckler building which is to be rebuilt,
and which will cost him $500 a month.
or $22,SOO a year, Clarence Pickrell.
repre- senting the Elite Confectionery
company, IS arranging to install the
finest soda fountain fixtures and soda
parlOrs that are made The lease was
finally signed Monday which gives the
Elite company possession Of both floors
of the new building space occupy
ing 5000 square feet of floor will be
retained on the Texas street and Mesa
avenue corner for the use of the new
Elite store. The remainder will be sub
let TO tenants, the second floor to be
offices and the remainder of the first
floor business rooms.
The soda fountain which will be in
stalled in the new store VIII cost S15,-
600 and vii be of the most modern pat
tern. The entire room will be covered
with a wire glass canopy of cOlored
art glass, giving the place the effect
of bower with the new fountain at
one end The Elite company plans to
spend S25,OOO on the new quarters,
which will viii be ready for opening in
the spring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
PROGRAM FOR THE
WEEKLY CONCERT

The municipal bard Will give its
regular weekly concert in Cleveland
square Tuesday evening, beginning at
= o'clock. Alderman s Blumenthal
has wired the secretary of war of
Mexico for permission for the Third
cavalry band Of Mexico, now stationed
in Juarez to combine with the FL
Paso band for a concert in Cleveland
square next Tuesday evening, No re-
ply has yet been received from the
message, although it is probable that
the consent OF the war secretary Will
be obtained and the concert will be
held in the bandstand at the north
side park.
The program for the regular concert
this evening is:
MArch--The Conqueror" Kopitz
Spanish serenade-"Dolores" -Metra
Overture .'Semiramide' $500 ROssini
Waltzes-"Vienna Words" Strauss
Excerpts from the grand opera
''Ernani'' 100000. Verdi
Overture-'Light Cavalry -Luppe
Selection from Daughter Of the
Regiment" -.-.-. DOnicetti
National air-"Star Spangled
Banner"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
PREACHER GIVES HIS IDEA
OF A Ian; A REAL MAN
Doesn't Think He Should Wear Pegged
Top Trousers or a Red Tie-Tent
Preacher Closes Wednesday

Evangelist W. L. heal last night
described to his congregation what he
considered the popular idea of a man.
Said he: Some women think any fell
low that wears red tie. pegged to-
trousers, loud socks and pointed shoes is
a man and they marry one of those
things very often, too. But that doesn't
make a man. | heard of Il woman who
married enc IF those thin~ and he died
soon after At the funeral one Of her
friends asked her how she was getting
along She answered: Il have such q
bad cold ! cant EMO the occasion as
should
Some people seem to think that
Jeffries and Johnson were men and that
theirs is the highest type of manhood.
To my mind. they were no more than
bulldogs and yet Thousands OF men and
even women went crazy over them last
July
Gods IDEA Of man Is one who has
Il backbone and Il principle and who will
fight for it if needs be. Moses was such
a man. How many men wGulI, after be
ing raised in the lap Of luxury as Moses
was. turn from al this and refuse TO be
called the son OF PharaOh's daughter and
prefer rather 10 cast his lot with his
own people and suffer afflictiOnZ"
The meetings will close Wednesday
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
RAILROADS FIGHT CUT
IN RATES ON FRUIT

st. Paul. Mimi. Sept. 13..On appli
cation of T. J. Norton. OF Chicago, at,
Santa Fe railroad Judge ". H. Sanborn.
of the United States circuit court. has
set October II for the hearing on the
application Of that road for an injunc
ton against the interstate commerce
commission which recently ordered p cut
in the rate in oranges and lemons from
the Pacific to the Atlantic coast. from
S115 to 81 per hundred weight. The
hearing will be held in st. Paul
The suit was instituted by IS railroad
companies. operating in all parts Of the
United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
PROBABLY GUILTY, VERDICT
IN A GAMBLING RAID

Wakefield. R. l., Sept 13.-'Probably
guilty." of maintaining "a gamblir~ nn-
sance," and "a gambling place" were the
findings of the district court III the ease
of VIM. II. Arnold, proprietor of the
fashionable Narragansett club, which
was raided on Aug. 6. when several
prominent New York and Philadelphia
society people were present. Bonds were
furnished and Arnold was released.
Prof Brander Matthews. of the Eng
fish department of Columbia university,
one of the witnesses for the prosecution.
testified that in his opinion the club was
a Joint"
4 Joint" he explained is a place
where men and wome either drunk or
sober, are steered in to lose their
money"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
WESTERN COLLEGE IS
OPEN At ARTESIA.
Fourth Cutting of Alfalfa Brings Good
Price-Fruits Are Selling Well
Many Building Improvement

Many Building Improvement
Artesia, n NJ, Sept 13.-The West
ern college has opened with about 100
pupils, which is a good showing, con-
sidering that the institution has been
in operation less than one year. The
pupils hail from various sections of
New Mexico and eastern Texas The
faculty has been strengthened by the
addition of Prof. Webster Of Balti-
more, Nd, who has charge of the mu<
steal department He is organizing a
chorus OF leo voices and will give a
concert in the near future.
The Cemetery association is out of
debt, having realized over SIS from
the chicken dinner and Mexican sup
per.
The Law and Order league completed
its organization by the adoption Of a
constitution and bylaws.
Floy. the 12yearoId daughter of H.
L. Muncy, broke her arm falling from
a swing at the Muncy residence
Rev. Kyle Brooks. pastor of the
Christian church, departed with his
family to take charge of the Christian
church at Lockhart, Texas.
! The Baptists are occupying their
new $4,000 brick church. though 1t
viii be some time before it is fin
ished
J. H Beckham, IT, has returned to
Artesia for a visit. He is located at
Brady. Texas, and is starting a town
short distance north of that place.
The Pecos Valley Holiness associa-
ton will hold a 10 day revival in a
tent commencing September Is. Rev.
E F. Walker of Los Angeles is the
evangelist, and Rev. A. II. Johnson will
have charge Of the music.
E. T. Hardwick has decided to build
his new opera house next to the Pecos
Valley drug store, instead Of on East
Main street.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Dale Graham have
returned from an extended trip to
Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Sloan denarted
TO take up their residence at San Diego,
Cal
Albert Blake left for San Bonita.
Texas. to visit J. P. Dyer. formerly
Of this Mace
John Hook has gone to attend the
Hook reunion at Beadle. s. D.
A l. Schneider has returned from a
trim to California.
DR. Lumpkin gave three lectures on
foreign lands at the rooms Of the Com
Tnercial club for the benefit Of the Ii
brarv association.
The farmers are finishing their
fourth cutting of alfalfa and expect a
fifth full crop. Alfalfa brings S12 a
ton
Miss Viola McATahon has returned
from Kansas City and taken charge of
the millinery department at the Ar
tesla Mercantile company.
Hope peaches bring from TO cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13

| Walter Williams, Orson Foot. John T.
Weber, c. Williams, Lloyd Slinker. T.
c. Schafer. Clearance Foot William NJ.
! Clayton is leader and director
Miss Laveda Waddin has taken po-
sitiOn at the local postoffice.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. GilDin and son
| have returned to their home in the Sui
! phur Springs valley, after visiting rel
| ativcs in this city for two weeks.
! Mrs. Y. l. Robinson of Globe is the
! guest of her niece, Mrs. r. s. Patterson
and family.
/ President Andrew Kimb2u has been
appointed by Gov Sloan as delegate
! from this county.to the irriga ton con-
gress and VIII leave soon for Pueblo.
! Colo. where the congress Will be held.
J. c. Wansley has been employed as
principal of the Lone Star school for
, the year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
CoRT GETS DENVER THEATERs.


Frank Rich brings back the news from
Denver that John COrt has signed con
tracts whereby he obtains control OF the
Broadway theater and the Tabor Grand
Opera house. in Denver. fer 4 period #
70 years. from Peter McCourt. who has
fer many years been in possession Of
these theaters. The advancement also
gives Mr.. Cort control OF the bookings
OF the theaters which 20 10 form the
Silver circuit. inducing the Grand Opera
house, Pueblo the Onera House. Colo
RADIO Springs: the Victor theater. Victor:
the Elk theater, Lcadville the Park
Opera house Grand Junction: the Curran
Opera house, Boulder, and about 10
other theaters in Colorado. besides the
Capital theater. Cheyenne. NVO.: the
Opera House, Laramie, WyO.; the Union
Opera house. Rock Springs, Wyo.: the
Rawlins Opera house. Rawlins. Wvo.
These tEeaters viii be added to those
comprising the circuit known as the
Northwestern Theatrical association. OF
which Mr.. COrt Is general manager.
bringing the total number of houses IN
der his control TO approximately $50. all
OF which viii be conducted ACCORDING TO
the rules of the National Theater Own
ers' association, of which Mr. Cort is
preSident-as open houses
With the exception of the Mason
Opera House. Los Angeles. Calf. the
Salt Lake theater. Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
and the Columbia theateT in San Fran
cisco. COrt now controls all theaters
playing travelling companies in North
Dakota, Montana, Washington. British
Columbia. Oregon, California, New Mex
ice, Nevada, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, and
Colorado and in conjunction with Frank
Rich, he controls Arizona and FL Paso for
the open house" and against "the
trust"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13

block %. public free school lands. FL
Paso county; consideration, $40 and
assumption of $500 note; dated July l,
1910
Tobin. Texas-Frank r. Tobin to
Henry De Houck. lots 25, %. p and
Is. block Il. TObin Texas; considera-
ton. $500; dated Sept. 9, 1910.
TObin. Texas-Frank r. Tobin TO
Henry De Houck. lots p. %. % and "a.
block Il. TObin, Texas; consideration,
$500; dated Sept. 9, 1910.
BOrachO, Texas, FL Paso county.
w Bake, trustee. to J. E Woods. lot
Il, block 10. Boracho. Texas: considera-
ton, $50; dated Jan. 26, 1910.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
NINE WILL BRING A
FORTUNE TO ITS OWNERS
Rig Strike Is Reported In III buen
Pastor Mine In the State
of Chihuahua.

chihuahua. Mex, Sept 13.-Consid-
cradle excitement in mining circles
has been caused by the reported strike
of $500 silver ore in the FL Buen Pas
tor mine of Juan Faudoa and Alberto
Terrazas in the Cusihuiriachic district,
this state
Mr.. Faudoa held the mine for |about
seven years, expending all the money
he could raise in an attempt to find
the pay streak Finally in September,
1909, as a last resort. he prevailed upon
alberto Terrazas to furnish a certain
amount of money TO develop the mine
for an interest therein, and 1t is now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
GROUND IS CLEARED
FOR NEW APARTMENT

Ground is being cleared for the
apartment house which is 10 De nIilt
on West Missouri St-aet by Miss EiIGie
Ayers. The apartmentment
Ayers The apartment will have "a
rooms and will cost $40 900 when COM
pleted- 1t will adjoin the residence of
Richard Caples, just above Cleveland
square.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
PROSPEROUS CHIHUAHUA NINE
MAKES VALUABLE SHIPMENT

Chihuahua, Me-, Sept. 13.-The
Banco AIinero has received from the
Tres Hermanos mine, Cha. MineTa de
ORC, through IgnaciO Ramirez, a gold
bar valued at S33.5OO. This bar is the
product of a single mill run of 40 days,
and several more shipments of the
same character are expected
Good reports are heard Of the Tres
Hermanos and lots of ore in sight. The
company intends to increase the ca
pacity Of the plant up to 100 tons
dailT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
NEW STABLES FOR
THE JUAREZ TRACK
To Be Constructed of Stone
and Adobe; Trees Are
Planted on Parkway.

Additional stables are being built at
the Iuarez race track to accommodate
the horses which will be brought to
Juarez for the winter race meeting The
new stalls are being built along the
straigbtaway shoot of the mile and an
eighth shoot, and are being constructed
of adobe with stone foundations, and
wood frames for the doors and win
dOws. Trees are also being planted in
the parkway in front of the grandstand.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
BEER POLLUTES RIVER
AT SAN ANTUNlO IS CHARGE

San Antonio. Tex. Sept. 13.-George
Schober, who conducts brewery i'll this
city. is charged with poilutin" the San
Antonio river Eight affidavits to that
effect were filed by assistant county at
tOrney Dan Lewis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
AT The MAJESTIC

All a Mistake" is the title of the
new bill at the Majestic by the Frank
Rich company, and it gives an hour. and
u quarters real entertainment and en-
iOyment. The Offerin~ IS made up prin-
cipally to give the members of the COM
pany a chance to introduce some new
speeialties and clever numbers, and they
take good advantage of the opportunity.
A very pretty effect Is the special set
ting for Jim Peck CT baby in the
Moon With tinseI and electric lights,
the effect OF rain falling on the chorus is
produced. This effect Is also used Tor
the finale. The songs include The
Chanticler Craze" by the chorus; You'll
Come Back by Miss Fannie Adlerx the
feature song b. Peek and chorus; When
| Feel Like Loving" by Miss Shattuck;
when You Marry a Girl for Looks" by
Charlie Leroy; Lookout. I'm Going 90
Steal You" by Miss Adler and Mr.. Peek
and chorus, and the finale by the entire
company The audiences appeared high
ly pleased last night and applauded the
performances vigorously.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
DISTRICT COURT SETTINGS.

Additional jury case settings in the
4Ist district court follow:
Monday September 2G.
7957-Eugene Harrison vs.. Providence
hospital.
S2OO-Rubin Fessinger VS.. Thos.
O'Keefe ef al.
S253-T. Luera VS.. T. II. Ryan.
7O9O-W. B. Collins vs. J. II. Nations.
Thursday, September 20,
David Williams W. +. p. G s. w.
Railway company ct al.
S233-R Armendariz vs.. Hotel Dieu.
69SS-Orndorff- Hardie Realty com
pany VS. Mrs Allie d. Clardy.
7GIs-F N Sell vs.. A s. Bell.
Monday, October 3.
S064-J r. Daniel vs. Southern Pa
cific COMPANY
Monday, November "a
S24S-T. d. James VS.. A, I & S f.
Railway company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
SNYDER JEWELRY COMPANY
70 MOVE INTO NEW QUARTERS.

The Snyder 5ewelry company expects
to move into the new quarters in the
Morehouse building before the end OF
the monte. The interior. finish has
been completed and the glass in the
show windows set As soon as the fix
lures are installed the jewelry stock
will be moved
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
MUCH MINING ACTIVITY
IN NOGALESi DISTRICT.
san Joaquin Group Is Sold TO Eastern
Observation-Disclosures Properties TO
Have New Plant Erected.

NogaIes, Ariz-. Sept 13.-Much activ-
ity has begun in mining in the imme-
date vicinity of NOgaleS.
c. T. Roller < Co. have sold their
group of eight claims known as the
san Joaquin group, to eastern capital
lists. who viii inauSurate extensive
operations thereon shortly.
This is a gold property, situated some
eight miles from NOgales.
The Durazno claims, also near No
gales, will nave a so ton plant erected
and nSch work is to begin soon on
the property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13

estimated that $4,000 tons of ore, which
will net $3,5OO.OOO are now in sight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13

shows former
LIBERATION
the RooSe-
colonel
sonnebod be
handO tched.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13
MISSISSIPPI WOMAN BUYS
HIGHLAND PARK RESIDENCE.

Coming from Jackson. Miss, 10 To-
cate. Mrs. Bessie McCaleb has pur-
chased a residence in Highland Park
from the Newman Investment company.
The house is located in block 12S OF
the Highland Park addition, and the
price paid was s14oO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13

25 PERCENT OFF.-HIxsON's-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-13

VISIT HIxsoN's Discount SALE.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-12-16
ENDORSEMENT FOR
COLONEL SPENCER
In Caucus the Democrats of the House
in the Special Agree to Support
OkIahoman for Doorkeeper.

The democrats in the lower house
of the legislature, in cancus, have en-
dorsed ]. J. Spencer, of this city for
doorkeeper of the house of representa-
tives of the congress of the United
States. The following resolution was
adopted by the caucus:
Caucus resolution. Democrats of
house of representatives of special
session of third legislature of Okla
homa.
(By Coyne and Chambers.)
Whereas, it is understood that Mr..
J. J. Spencer, of Vinita, Oklahoma, who
is one of the best known democrats in
this state, is a candidate for door
keeper of the house of representatives
of the congress of the United States,
and
Whereas, he has always been known
as one of the best workers for the
democratic party in this state;
Therefore Be 1t Resolved; that it is
the sense of the caucus of the demo
Gratis of the house of representatives
of the Third legislature of the state
of Oklahoma, in extraordinary session
assembled, that this caucus should and
does hereby endorse the candidacy OF
Mr.. J. ]. Spencer for the position of
door-keeper of the national house of
representatives, and recommends his
appointment.
Passed this 18th day Of December
1910.
]. ROY WILLIAMS, Chairman.
+. E. JAYNE, Secretary.