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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
BUY A WIG, A CROWN,A LANCE?
FAIRY'S WINGS. STEGFRIEDS
HELNET. GNOME'S SHOON'
ADdrom-das Tights. PiEtsn of . sailor.
Martha washlnEton's Poionaise ami
the sash Diana Len Downstairs
when she went tp on the Tower?

What dive Lack What dive lack ,
The Ia II Of a mermaid. the Queen Of Shcba =
own bodic- the Vhiskars Of Father Rhine.
a gnomes wig or a fairy's Wings Walk
up. fall up. any wsy to get upl How much
for Siegfrieds helmet; What dye offer
for modest Diana r SASH
Hear the auctioneer for the Hudson
Fulton Celebration Commission as h.
will chant on July 81 up In The BronH
AZ the Den. IN. Book haus warehouse
at IiSth street and the Harlem River.
where odds and ends Of pageantry have
been stored since last October
-CI.ntlsm.n and ladies, Here are au-
tumn leaves by the gross. silver spanglss
10y tn. bundle. color- 81 burnt sienna
and raw sienna. venetian rcd and burnt
lumber. vandyke brown and rnaIachits
green ready for tho Squeezing Of paint
eTs' fingers. Winter ~ coming and the
Riddles are tuning for the halls. Step
closer. please. make room IN 'front.' Will
you hav. swords and SoabbArds. Indian
wigs. Dutch wooden shoes. cowls. epau
lettes or m-tAl crownsp DO hear an
offer for this costume % Colonial citi-
zen coat. vest. pup-pup-trOusers. beaver.
all complste'
Would YOU go az Colonial darkyp
Here you are! Do hear a bid1 Come
closer. young LADY, Don't mind the
men. Cast your eyes on this Crock waist.
Observe the bordurs. Dye 500 the ~ irt.
msntIs. wig and cap that go With t7
Maybs this will huttsr your pock etbook
Give ms a bid for this Colonial dr.ss.
Why. you'd bs Martha Washington her
self once laced IN this waist and polo
nAisa!-
You will hear the Auctioneer explain
thai the Hudson-Fuhon Cslsbration Com
mission IL dispensing Of the Allexorical
floats. trucks. costumes and othcr para
phernAlia and the can vas. machinery. tools
and materials used for and in the historical
aLld AlegoncA parades which were held
on september - and October 2. 1909 a
collection - varied and elaborate a. sver
was made IN this country. He will sH-
PLAIN, or your catalogue will inform you
that the commission IN closing up it, affairs
and that the sale n for the payment 81
dsbtE
II you have = fancy for frippares and
don't caro- for the excitement Of Auctions
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MEEkER LEr 90 ON nan.
Trying 20 Defeat D., iIAbeas Corpus \
warrant Of ENtradItion.

The Appellate Division 81 m" supreme
Court ordered the releas" on slOOJD bal
yesterday, pending appeal from the dis
missal 81 a writ Of hsbess corpus. Of
Charles u. Meeker. a broker who IL held
here awaiting eNtradition 20 Texas. on the
order 81 Gov. Hughes. He ~ accused
Of swindling a man IN TeIline. Tex. out
Of g. ,O0 with bogus drafts.
George r. Breckenridge. Meeker = coun-
eel. cited former Governor Hills state
ment. It'll. Governor in not to be az on %
cial aid napier and said
ION what seems TO be a most insufficient
charge the state ~ TeNAs In seeking to
drag a citizen % this State away from
his wife. child and friends thousands
81 miles TO try him among people where
the statement that he ~ New York
broker with an office IN Wall street is
almost certain to lead jury to convict
him
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The commission offers you the opportunity
To bad privately up TO July ~ The Den
shich was the commissions factory ia
The BronH. Is stuffed with these relics
What Of these are not purchased by
July % or removed by July IS will be-
put Ip At public auction on July "a for
whatever they will bring under the ham
mer.
Here are the cars Of music ART and
literature. Mars himself fro~ninR on
TItanlA, Address Hofsr and William Tell.
the Medusa elbowing Andromecia, with
Good Luck looking on. q school OF mer
maids. grim Fsfner aud q crew OF WAs.
ner's brain folk sirens. gnomeA and elves
These and their Accout remsnts Of NANTES
and tights. wigs. bodicc~. spears. hArps
tunics. sandals. helmets. armor and swords
will be displayed for purchase Here In tn.
wardrobe Of Andromeia aud her suite:
one dress. tights. trunks. sash, sandals.
one dress. tunic. hose.
One tights. trunks. helmet. shoes, cloak.
bodice shield
Five dresses. aashe.
The entire outfit Of q Colonial soldier.
even 20 scabbard and cartridge box: OF A
British Continental of'ic-r. from his shake
20 his boots; OF q plain Dutch citizen. OF "A
Colonial Justice with gown, wig and III.
Of Dutch sailors and soldiers, ladies' OF
Nieuw Amsterdam and OF the kevoliition
all these thLngS must GO for hard cash
There IN an assortment Of miscellaneous
articles that would fog the brain 81 a
property mana thousand things from
sets Of whiskers Ia Seta 81 dominoes
There are siI makeup boxes similar 10
those used in theatres. Among the ONO.
and BEDROOM fixtures are roll top desks
toilet sets, sewing machines. ONCE chairs
mr." exiting uishers and fire hose Therp
are enough articles Of machinery and
hArd~ are to stock q shop. electric motor.
blacksmiths forges. kegs of nails. wagon
lacks, galvanized wire and grindstonas
There are barrels Of house paint and due
and many more barrels Of artists coiorn
Among tho general properties are old
rifles, hagpoles. hags, bolts 10 red Admiral
P"rcals. grass mat paper flowers. mould
ing clay and saddles
The last public ceremony ~ the oom-
mission Vas performed when Gen stewart
l.. NoOdford presented the ,cDld medal
81 the Commission 10 King George OF
I'm gland on June - The Half Moon has
been turned over to the Palisades PARK
Commission. and the tiny vessel IL now
being Teftted preparatory TO the transfer
The Clormont replica Of Fultoa'a steam
boat. II nov at the dock % the Staten
Island ShIpbuilding Company pending
n decision a. TO her final disposition The
commission will make public its final
report in the fall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
TMBRELLi FIRNS FINED.
TheS Plead Guilty Of Combining Tn ne
JraInt of Trade.

PHILADELPHtA. july . Manufa cturer ~
81 materials used m making umbrellas
were fined 81 go each ~ Judge Holland
in tn. United States District Court to-day
for Illegally combining - restrain trade.
Tho defendants wer" ~" National Fran.
Company. Philadelphia the newark Riyet
Works and the Newark 1Ita and Metal
Works. Newark
The accused entered the technical plea
that they were guilty ~ combining 20
RESTRAIN trade but that this in no way
affected the consumer
II developed At the hearing that several
vSars ago competition in this line 81
Lt--nes.s was ~ keen that some firms wore
forced out 81 btI-insEs Later AN agree
ment was made h"tween thoss Arms IN 20
wore abls % continue With the view 81
regulating prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

Women who have been paying 5Oc for Stockings
should be interested in this item nj b
We have nearly one thousand dozen sheer Gaiize
Isle Thread Hose which imported ourselves.
II il our conviction that they are the best quality
for the price that any ever saw.
The threads are twisted hard. producing a fabric
that In crisp and brilliant.
High-rpliced heels. double soles and toes deep
garter tops.
Black--frOm the famous Hernsdorf dive watts IL
il not reasonable TO expect that there will ever he
a bctter Stocking for the money-33c.
Mems Black Iislc Thread Half Hose; light or
medium weight. also black silk lizlc. double heels
soes and toes; broken sizes sold elsewhere at Soc
our price. ......,...... ................... :83c
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Special, s1474, sl7.24, s19.s4
Summer Furniture Reduced

The remnant left OF our stock OF beautiful
Silver Birch Furniture indicates the
successful business done Every piece tina,
remains is reduced Like this:
s2.s9 for 1914 Silver Birch Rockers.
S5.Ss for s7.se Silver Birch Serving Stands.
1924 for 1924 Silver Birch Arm Chairs.
S6.s4 for 1924 Silver Birch Rockers.
S7.67 for $iO24 Silver Birch swings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

The Wall Street edition - TnE EVENING
Son contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations 10 the close
of the market. The closing quotations
including he bid and asked PRICES. with
additional neWs matter. are contained also
N the hight edition Of THE EVENING SUN
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ChsppI. Moran Cenrr..c. rr.n.,.

PHILADELPHI,. July Charles. alias
ChAppie. Moran. pleaded guilty to-day
Of swindling IN connection with the Fast
ern Grain Company. which failed IN ISDs
Judge Holland withheld sentence until
he has had time to consider the question
Moran IL known ~ one 81 the cleverest
svindlers in the country
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Women's Underwear Specials

ID p. Ath
Tucked NainsoOk Night gown, scalloped kmono
sleeves; round neck. finished with scallops -.
and Hbbon-run eyelets; special ............ SSC
sheer Lawn Corset Cover, COPY OF French cover:
finished with ~callops, ribbon-rlIn eyeIets, -
and sprays Of embroidery; special ........ T9C
Tucked Cambria Drawers hemstitched lawn
r'iffie. trimmed with linen lace insertion and
edge. special Observation-Disclosures. 79C
Cambria PettlcOats; two styles; gathered cam
0tic rIffie, finished with Rcallo-s and hemstitched
tucks; or cusicr-tuc<ed lawn knce-hounce
with hcmstitChed tucks above hem: special S3C
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Women's Knit Underwear

Swiss Ribbed Cotton swiss Ribbed Isle
Vests. low neck and Thread Vests. low neck
sleeveless; regular and and sleeveless; hand
extra sizes; special =. crOcheted front
at ............... lZe and shoulders 39c
Swiss Ribbed Lislr Thread Union suits, low
neck and sleeveless umbrella shaped draw
ers trimmed with lace, special at ........ 49e
s.Iss Ribbed Isle Thread Union suits, fine
guilty. low neck and sleeveless: hand-orochetcd
front; urnbrella--haped drawers. trimmed
with lace: AT. ............ 79c
Ribbed Cotton Pants. Ribbed Cotton Pants,
French band tight French band, umbrella
knees or trimmed with shaped and trim
lace, 24c; extra med with lace;
size ............... oFC at .......... A9c
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SIS Green Parasols, s1'44

~. B'Way
Hunters Green Taffrta ParasOls-about 22s;
all have silk tassels. knotted plain fancy
handles stained 10 match the kind closest
competitions around town are selling at 81 20
S1.7S; special ....... ............
Hand-embr oidcred White Linen ParasOls,
mounted on gilt tipped white frames. with smooth
fancy wood handles: the panels embroidered
in our handkerchief factory at Belfast, Ireland:
both scalloped edges and handsome raised designs
are entirely hnnd-worked. They are I'M So Q,
commonly good values AZ ................. a
We have thirty five Imported ParasOls left
two alike All are novel in shape, covered with
embroidered or hand-painted white silk. white
chiffon, yellow-gray shot slk. blue, crimson hun
tiers green taeta. bronze silk jetted black silk and
velvet unique handles to correspond prices $7.e
up to S2s 3d. choice, to close, At
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
Mems and Women.
Hosiery

Womcn's Imported Black Cotton
Hose, unbleachedspli, feet; light weight Our
elsew here &c .......... .............. I Price
Womrn's Black Cotton Hose, full 10
fashioned; double sole-, heels and toes \ DC
elsew here 80 ...-........ ........
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

New Lots Have Been Added to
Our July Clearance sale Of
Mems, womrn's and Childrcn's
shoes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
Strauss" Cut Glass Reduced

Mau n. 1ith
Clear, brilliant. prsmatic Cur Glass Ser
vice Pieces, the surplus output OF our work.
rooms in the building. will be sold NJ sub
stantial reductions from regular prices.
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M&! az: : !! $: J
~ " &A v.y.,sAAvA~ SAsA 10 3ssA s.
See other Advertisement this page.
Concerning Our Groceries
Speaking Of our Factory and Laboratory, one OF the
c and efficient Health Commissioners New York has


t efficient Health Commissioners New York had said
~ T %sao" sts F;s 'i f. ne ] % % public SUI
That praise, Understanding did from municipal official
selected for his recognized ability Judge the merits OF just such
enterprises IS Factory and Laboratory.
We decided equip and this Factory and Laboratory
for
Wit. @ 50 q: ~ sn & AZ e % $ :a and packed '''
% 3
Stuf Candies Coee Teas, Cocoa Soda many
bulk and
Rice Gts, Beans Flour and the like personal
knowledge all right TO quality
We them from the fields they grew
straight o Grocery Department rlOOrs IN ST.,
RED STAR Breakfast Cocoa, prepared laboratory
absolutely similar quality sold elsewhere 25c
for this sale, Sb tin A. hafpound tins 15e
Grandfather than Coes sold elsewhere
pound fresh roasted the beam ganuad and puveriZed
regular price this SALE 2Sb bags only s3s4
cartons beans only See pound cartons 17e
Teas-"Lly White" Chop-Formosa Ooong English Break
Ceyon Young Hyon Japan Uneolored Japan Gunpowde
quality sold elsewhere 90 pound
price pound this SALE lob caddy $500 b addy S2s
pound 59c.
India cad Ceylon Teas"Durba Brand packed sealed lead
the higher brands in the Market
regular price 4Sc pound; this sale 39c.
sale barrel Sc hall barrel s3ss; 24! pound bag sac
White Rolled Dat Meal-"Lly White" Brand; five pound
bags; special az 1G.
CornstarehLly White" Brand; pound packages equal quail
sold elsewhere l0c price for this sale &c.
Yellow Split Pea.besr quality twopound
this sale loo.
California Dried Beams finest quality: t~opound cartons
&c.
mportation; dozen SAC: each &c.
Oves- selected and
bottles regular 24e for this sale
S204; each lSc
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Red Star" Laundry Soap good OF the gh-peed
SOS sSs' @ weigh cakes '2 :cn. SSa; 81 81 weight cakes
Red STAR Naptha Soap box OF 100 cakes s3s7 carton
containing 10 cakes, BIC
Lily White" Starch better sb wooden box. 40c
carton, 49, 4O-b. wooden box, $1.92
Red Star" Brand Borax guaranteed absolutely pure Slb
sold elsewhere 2c poundour price this
sale, 5-lb. carton, 39c.
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Decorative Linens
Rumpled and Crumpled

There is still on sale a good assortment OF
Decorative Linens. such as hand-embroid-
cred Doylies. Centrepieces, Dresser, Side
board and Buffer Scarfs, at half and less
than half their former prices. The soils
OF a store are the customers spoils
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
Satin Damask Cloths
and Napkins

extra heavy. full blcached. all-linen: our
own Importation. woven especially for US,
in exclusive variations OF conservative
designs. such as Snow Drop. Pansy. Gala
Lily, Chrysanthemum and Stripes. Will
be sold hemmed or unhemmed. as desired:
Cloths Napkins to Match
Tx u inches, SAFE 20x20 in, doz., S2.ls
6Sx 90 inches, >. u 21x21 in. doz., $2.6s
72xi08 inches, S2.97 24x24 in, doz., S3ls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

A large quantity was imported for a manu-
facturer, who could not use them after
they got here. So we bought them-the
entire imporation-at a decided advan-
tage. IS inches wide; value csc an.
yard; special at.............. ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07
WHITES BUTCHER
MANY INDIANS
United States Asked to In
Vestlgate a Murder in
Nevada
Nevada

washington. ID. c.. Dec 7-Fourteen
onosnone indians are supposed to havs
Deen killed and their bodies with those
OF their horses buried in two trenches
IN Elk county, Nevada. according to a
communication sent to the department
OF Justice by 7. BARLEY Lee, prosecute
ing attorney for Cassia county. Idaho.
VINO seeks to have the department aid
In bringing the murderers. who are
said to be white horse thieves, to JUS
tice-
The attorney writes that his inform
ants are three indians whose wives
and children were among those "sIauSh-
tered by the white men and their re-
mains buried.
Rumors of the massacre drifted into
Albion, Idaho, last July, according co
MI Lee. who says there has been little
activity shown by Nevada officers to
bring the slayers into justice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07

ROOM CEMENT BLOCK HOUSE
On Tularosa St, East FL Paso, on car
line, basement, bath and electric lights.
2 lots. outbuildings for only $500
5000 cash and balance SIS per month
at percent This is a chance for
someone to get good home and pay
for 1t like rent.
ROOM RED PRESSED BRICK
On Rio Grande St, south front, lot and
half, basement and all modern con-
veniences; near school and at the price
is a bargain; part cash and balance
terms.
6 ROOM HOUSE AND LOTS
In Grand View Will sell the house
and two lots or all together Near the
car line and we can make you q price
that will be attractive If you want
something good. See us about this.
s ROOM COTTAGE
On California St, lot and half, south
front, in the best OF condition. best
buy in town at $3.50. part cash and
balance S25 monthly. Let us show you
some of these.
ANDERSON-FILLER REALTY CO.,
Rooms 4 and BuckIer Building.
Bell Phone 491.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07
For Saie-Real Estate.

TEXAS CITY, TEXAS-Choice 80 foot
front lots in Kohfeldt's second addf-
ton to Texas City. Texas, the new sea-
port and coming manufacturing and
commercial metropolis on the mainland
side of Galveston bay. Inside lots 500,
corners $780, Terms-s10 cash, So per
month. No interest no taxes. Title
'aranteed. 10 percent discount al
lowed for cash. the Texas City Trac-
ton Co. is now promoting line
through the center of this addition. the
completion OF which. no doubt will
double values in the near future.
Secure one or more lots TODAY
Address and make remittance to
Franz kohfeIdt, Dept. p. Denison, Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07
ACTIVITY IN
TORREON REGION
Continued From Page one.)

insurgents would not say where the
Maderoists are encamped.
Two cattle buyers coming out Of
Mexico said the insurrectos have held
up several Americans, but took moth
ing but cartridges and treated the
Americans courteously, explaining that
they had plenty of guns, but were short
of high power cartridges. No instance
has been reported Of their taking mon
ey.
Americans Inactive.
Americans here who live part of the
time in Sonora and Chihuahua, say it is
unwise to ask the Mexican govern
ment for arms, as this is liable to draw
the fire Of the revolutionists on the
mining camps that otherwise would re-
main unmolested. The word has been
passed from the revolutionists for the
Americans in Mexico to remain neutral
and not join the volunteer forces or
ganized for the purpose of defense.
Loyalists in Culiacan have called the
attention of the government to the fact
that large quantities OF cartridges have
been sold there. Some of the orders
have been very large. Some consign-
ments are believed to be for other dis
tricts. as passengers from Hermosillo
and Guaymas both in the state Of
cities as tranquil.
At Monterey cases marked Looking
Glasses" consigned to Vidal Cara
Perez, were found to contain carbines.
Perez was arrested.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07
Strike Unsettled.

Chicago, Ill, Dec. Refusal of the
clothiers' and tailors' organizations 10
negotiate with the garment workers
representatives toward ending the
strike, which has been on for several
weeks and cost millions of dollars in
lost wages and trade, has buried the
hopes Of mayor Busse and his alder
manic committee Of strike settlers that
peace is in sight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07
Ma Take In Women.

Louisville, KY, Dec. AT the SUI
preme lodge session Of the Ancient Or
der Of United Workmen, q resolution
was introduced by representative +.
B. Bans Of Des Moines, Ia, instructins
the committee on laws to draft an
amendment TO the constitution extend
ing to women the right of membership
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07
Canned Asnaragus.

This is the time of year when as
paragus tastes good. We have some
very select white asparagus at the
special price of 80 cents a can.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery.
Phone 353
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07
DIVORCED FROM WIFE
DRINKS CARBOLIC ACID

Fort Worth. Texas. Dec. IA L.
Millison, aged 81, committed suicide at
his home here this morning by taking
a dose of carbolic acid He was di-
vorced from his wife several months
ago and became respondent when she
refused a reconciliation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07
Drink DoIe's Pure Hawaiian Pineapple

Use Doles pure Hawaiian pineapple
juice in Russian tea. hot or iced, in
place of usual slice of lemon.
Try also hot pineapple juice. Use
in the proportion OF three-fifths DOle's
Juice to two-fifths boiling water, put
ting a little sugar in the glass first.
Better than hot lemonade and much
more convenient to prepare.
JacksOn's Sanitary Grocery.
Phone 353.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07

New shelled pecans. pound 10c-
New shelled almonds, pound 60
New shelled walnuts, pound soc.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery.
Phone 353
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07

Wheeling in the lungs indicates that
phlegm is obstructing the air passages.
BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP
loosens the phlegm so that it can be
coughed up and elected. Price 25c. soc
and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Scott
White & Co., 204 Mills street, and De-
pot Pharmacy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07

II am pleased to recommend Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy as the best
thing 1 know of and safest remedy for
coughs. colds and bronchial trouble"
writes Mrs. L. B. Arnold of Denver,
Colo. We have used it repeatedly and
ii has never failed 20 give relief" For
sale by all dealers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07
WANTED.

WANTED.
Everybody to know that we have
on our list some Of the best bargains
TO be had in city property and valley
lands.
Four beautiful building sites in East
FL Paso. fronting east one-half block
from Park car line, in best residence
district, convenient to shops and brew
cry, for sale at $500 each. (terms.)
Two lots facing Montana st. and
corresponding lots on Rio Grands St..
front terraced and sidewalk. This is
the best location In the city for
swell home and the price is exceed
ingly low: Call or phone US at once
al dandy room red pressed brick
cottage in the 1900 block, north Of
tracks. south front $4,000. See US to-
day.
In addition to the above we also
have a number of propositions of all
kinds and prices that we would be
pleased to submit you
WE HAVE SOME GOOD VALLEY
LANDS TO SHOW,
both small and large tracts.
DE SHAZ0 REALTY CO..
Phone 265. Suite s, Stevens Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07
New picked strawberries every day.
Jeckson's Sanitary Grocery.
Phone 353.
Banker Promoted.

Local bank officials have been noti-
fled OF the appointment OF Charles E.
Walker of Tucson. Ariz-, to be cashier
Of the Consolidated National bank OF
that city. Mr.. Walker has been acting
as assistant to the president of the
bank since retiring from the position
OF secretary, treasurer and purchasing
agent OF the Southern Pacific lines in
Arizona and Mexico. He is a brother
of n. NJ. Walker OF The Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07
SAYS NONCOMBATANTs
ARE SAFE AT NADER A.

Bisbee. Ariz.. Dec. 7--Chas. Cunning
ham is in receipt of a letter from H.
]. Lynch. of MADEIRA, Chihuahua. Mr..
Lynch writes that Americans. as we'll
as foreigners of any nationality. who
will not participate in the instruction
in Mexico are safe and not molested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07

Ho. Chocolate with whipped cream
and cake. Elite Confectionery Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07

Dr. J. A Edmunds has purchased
Judge Gardner, the polo horse that
won the quarter mile dash at the fair
in the special race for polo ponies The
horse was owned by Ben Palmer, a
member of the Midland polo team. The
price paid was $500