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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25
NEAR NAY SUTTON.
Mis- BuageI Hotchhlss DI.psses % the
Tennhs star

VENTvRs Cal. April 7l-MAy Sutton.
Champion of champions Ina the tennis world.
fell b..fors Hazel HotchkiSs OF berkeley
yesterday az the Nordhun tennis tournA-
m-nt The score Was "a 60. SO
n was one % The livelie-' contests ever
held ON the Nordhoff courts and every point
wa- bitterly contested. though the cham
pian. who took he first se' and started
out like a winnet. lost the second zet by the
careful and superior playing ~ Miss hotch-
Kiss After thai Miss sutton seemed To
lose her control Of things She simply
could not get her game.
This IL the nr~t lime she ever was de-
featei in America and never until lAst yea
had -hs. Loot a single -st To an Auteican
woman When Miss Hot ch kiss vas over.
" he.m~i with congratulations a. the end
~ The mat Oh Miss r,titOn took her defeat
good nAturedly and said she did the best
-la could
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25
TO-DaT'S cam ron AOUEDUCT.
InIon stakes aud Handicap enc Leading
FealmPp@.

An excellent card ls offered by the Queens
County Jockey club for -Adue,luct this
afternoon. The MON stakes. for three
years-old-. seven furiOnEs. IL q feature
whhh may narroN down TO struggle
among ben Loyal. Rustem and Ny los
O'Connell 4 handicap al ia furiOnxs l.
another rel letter event. With Prince Gal.
Bosom and King Cobalt nguTinE hest.
In the first race a selling event a. six AMI
a hall fuFlongs. DanssliOn will be IN favor
over tamp~ou and Basque Maiden Two
Year-old- Nill run ln the SECOND race, at
fouT AMI a nall furlOng-. With the tlsOn
entry iAgaWam ant iimpet possibly
Lula anu Jther- -
Two-vear- ODDS will meet In tho NTH
race "A condition affair ~ foaIr and . half
furlonEz frank hulleBs. Rake and t0bisn
sand having chance-. Maiden three-ye ear
Odds viii provide the last race. ~ nye fur.
lOnRS With SunrmRtst. Young Belle and
John ReartlOn possibly the best.
he entries fOiiOs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
neas Beat Cardinals n Rree 1oswn
Game-anoW IN ChlengP

CINCINNATI. April 3s.-WAnsO Andersen.
the Reds recruit from n PAao. this after
noOn lasted only about ten minutes. lauFtnG
which time he wAlfed four Of the Arst ave
men who faced him, and 10 was ysnksd
by Manager 0rtnath. sugss was sabsti-
tuted and with thres msa On bases and one
out he rstired the Side without q run On
we're ali sssy Tor the Rsds. Lobsrt ID ihs
-lusgers with q three base hit and . four
"a sRer. the latter co5,tng Win two 90
bases. The SOW.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25
BRONX LEAGUE.
iI-sssts at ono Game 20 Mako . Test
Case.

View York city'a local bassbeIl league
at - opening yesterday afternoon when
he 1rs' games were played In The Bronx
HAstsrn League. A. the PrOtectory grounds
tAs Ernsralds defeated the FrAnklin- In
haet contest By a score of . 90 .. a. West
dg4Ged IN a wintry battle which was Won
~ he latter, ~ 20 ~
- hhs Van Nest Oval, where the Van Nests
- Nesfchesters we're scheduled 10 play.
Hqg 0ectded 70 make q te~t casf. and after
- shiFd inning the game wac -toTped by
. re ssstSS ss 49, ~hsre ts.y ' were 1I re-
-ased on bal for trial IN the MOrrisanta
'ouro lila morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25

Commodore i1eoaard Earhards's steam yac1t
Garcia |. anchored on the foos - West ERhuEE
street. she gill make that heF hea1toArt8f1
untLl thr opening u me season 80 LArtAnon1
The slOop Aurora. owned by Corneiius vnndNf-
biil n at hsrrshon's and n 70 have neW usAa4
before the season opens
Daniel r. HAnRs's schooner ingomar y "a
HerFrsbOf : httiag out She y 20 have nsw MAIN
maAI
The - foot sioop building a. Iaaseye No
Charles h Cunmtngs Nth he ready ior mnncham4
neat Wcck. she utii be named Ahce.
Para 4. fttrh's auxiliary s-booasr Chanueieor
J. almost ready for commission a. LawteyA
4 ~. ". Posters Srhooner OuVefto y having
the gaaolene engine from the harnara tnetnlled.
The Barbara has hsd her lead removed and noen-
inW remains Of this Yacht hut the hull.
hObeTt rrrat Paine sd's sioop Humma, W. -
fatons scbooaer raOfmina, LANFcnee Minoto
schooner Hops iseste and Nilnnm q, Oaye steam
launch Tramp are among The yachts nsung ent
az LAwleys
Vice COmmoiore Samuel COchnsaa o. %
Bru>0Rhurst NArht Ciub has Rened rs new "a
foot rr'iising motor ssht fronel IL. ms yacht
j. 10 take part IN the bermuda race.
The New England Engine and hoat Asaocia-
lion Sin have regattas July N ~ Ninshrep
aud August ~ On the Charir~ River.
The Nev port Yacht Club has . membership of
go az thsSe rs we're etected during he paNt
winter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25

'Sstte,i for GrSsr In me sixth inaiaG.
81 Louis .............i y o D.
tinCinnau ........ ~
itnn- ~ louis -Hugwins. Oaken. Brvsaahan.
>. Hauser. NoNFry. Clncinnan--B esrhcR. q.
i.Ob-fL 3 HObntnei. ,: Egaa. ,. AcCabe. Downey.
Two base hit Evans. Three haso mts-Lonere
Nltrh~il H0ms run--Lobert Stoleu Saaes-
Egan. >. Hobut1cl Dosihle play LobeFI Melissa
Ani UohHtrcl Sarrtnce hits Mitchell. Cakes.
first base on balls Off anderson. a. OF SOErs. 2
OF Rirsrr. :, OF HisNiBN. ;. OF Lush. I. III ny
pltcbsT 49, RieHrr tilcNney1. by Lush ttobnt
fcIfs StTuCk out- ~ Megeg, I. b. Higgins. l..
by tieyer. l. By Lush. :. left on bases ~ Louis
y Cincinnati = Umpire in chief-O nay. Assist
aaI Nparr- IiT~-RaA- Time-2 hours and 10
minutcs
Al Nhlcaro- No fane. snow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25
EtSTERN LEAGUE.


Although masking . sensational old for victory
IN the ninth Newark lost tfs nrsf game OF ne
season 10 ttsschestrr In Newark yesterday Iroa
man hc,auniD. MIA Whitcs a-hed the Bronsos
GA Saturday and beat them on THURSDAY. ven 9
o. me niuund again. lie remained ~eVrn inning~
rrtiTinG Sith the score even, Ths yt.itsFs got Ia
Mueller tu NC eiab n and Tailed thrge
Win one out m the niath and tue runs acrosN
Srhtahy sud tseGtman trted . datbe steai and % .
former was caaEhL Lsuden tanned, retiring the
Ill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Rain In Detroit and snow in - Louis
prevented the gams-. schsdulsd Zoe yester-
day Ia he American l.eagus.
.TANnINa on Nan lLnna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25
Rrskea CslsarSsss ses navy Rss,ban
PlMyer.

ANNAPOLIS. April -. -Midshlpman IohH
n. Cullen l. nursing q broken oOllarbone.
Cullen received hla injury white playing
Hndsr che new rules CURING the spritT foot
call brasaics Of the Navy team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25
SELFISHNESS


SelfiAhness 10 an integral
part OF human nature.
Love, amhition. pride, pref
udiee and power are seffish-
ness.
Business 10 selfishneas With
the square deal for In ideal.
Now. TO create a situatiOn
where m utual seifishness
works for mutual good b TO
rob that sefiishness Of tn sting.
Our Cost Insurance Con
tract makes the interests Of
both parties identical.
The Contraetor guarantees
the cost!
The Owner guarantees tine
profitl
THoMPSON-STARRETT
COMPANY
Bedding Constructioa
Fifty-One Wall Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25

Totals a. 10 q 10 .
'Hatted for Ncsiinnlt, Ia the ssNenth Inning.
'uatt-si apr PNrkfns Ia the Mat inRiag.
;ftan faF bearne IN the ninth inntns
RDrfr-trr ............o o.
NeN ark ......... y y v % -
HUNS Rochester pastee oshorn. D~tniaEer.
NprruAn /. Newark Meyers. ?. kcliy. naW.
kins Stal~n base~ Hmmerman. Agi~r, Meyers.
Schlany Nelly Sarrinre hif Pattee I've eaaa
Hollis tunas.i~ir,il. hatrh and Butler hits on
MrtiinniU. In seven inningA 81 hueiler In
Innings. Strnck cat ~ MeGlnnity, by
Mueiier. I: ~ nqimcs. !: ~ LAAlta !. fiFsl baus
Hnlrues 7. Passed ban Crisp t-mpiFv IN chief Z
HaHigan Assistant unpars-Bynua. Time -
hours and 10 Minutes
JSEs9T ctTr. a nosTnnAT-
Jersey cay mrn@d The nahiea Noatrrai
yesterday. SlttoR c1rC Nv e0caa IN the boa. sup
plays ng'r-si. earned Jsrk Ryan's aarad their
hrst vt-toTy Hanfordi koeef and Cochtu' y
r0NrnsAI IMAM cfrV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25

HAFloWAL LRAou9
Bronkiyn IN New Yogk: Bs.esl N PhNa1elph1a;
Pttas0urR IN Chicago ~ Louis n ClnreHnaA
AMEnICaN LRhoU@
New York On Washing taa; phfladalphla N Boo.
ton: chicago IN Cicveisnd. Detroit IN 81 L0un.
"a sTEaN LMAou2
Montrcal IN Newark: ToIunag % nalomoss:
Rochester In Providence: BudAlo IN JERSEY City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25

~ olunnbus--colsnibpu. .: rale6o. 4
40 nneapolis--Ainnsapol a. 81 paal a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25

A. Topeka-siaaE CIV. 9; TopskA. 4
A. 81 Joasph-S1 gOaeph. A; Des Mu1naa. a
A. Deuver-Denver. q. Lincoln. q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25

Montreal ......-..... 81
Jersey Ctty .....-......t o 00 % ..-s
Esss,-nss,s.sl- ,cSsse..ni !sr.sE CIV,
eacrtnce hits HanfOrd Haanffaa. Smith. SaeTi
nee d Lovely Stolen baee-neaferd. LsfE Sa
errors M0atreAl. I. Jersey CIV. l. beabie SAYS
Loudly asd MSrritsi sl.ana. nan.ifsn sae
-ny Hoeh. . fl~i eass en- hals--oa stttsa. 4
on Wtlsons . Hlt By pstrhsE-ny Silsoa CkOm.
mersl Hits-On Wilson, N TOO nning1, on
hoch. IN six innings. tmp1re IN chief-BMrs9
Assistant umpire-P1ansEaa. Ttme-l hour ana
Toropto .........1 90 000o o. 9
BsttcTtcs-N Newton and vandawEifs BaFry and
pcterson-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25

SSuthsrn Lsag1a.
AZ NSW orIsa1S-NSwo glsans. Z A1oana.a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25

AZ L hicagO No game. snow.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
CROP 11,426,OOO BALES.
Government Estimate is For Small
Cotton Yield-Report Sends
Prices Up.

Washington, Dec. 9.-The total
production of cotton in the United
States for 1901 will amount to s.
464,597 900 pounds (not including lin
ters), which is equivalent to 1885,
900 bales of 500 pounds, gross weight,
according ito the estimate of the crop
reporting board of the United States
department of agriculture, issued to-
day. The 1910 crop was 10,0O4,949
bales and the 1908 crop, 1857 ,306
bales.
The estimated production by States
follows:
Virginia, $4,000.
North Carolina, $4,000.
South Carolina 1,116,000.
Georgia, 1,750,000.
Florida, $4,000.
Alabama, 1,174,000.
Mississippi, 100000.
Louisiana, 100000.
Texas, $4,000.
Arkansas, $4,000.
Tennessee, 305,000.
Missouri, $4,000.
Oklahoma, 100000.
California, 10000.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Elijah Lisles ct al, Plaintiffs,
Against

Against
Elijah Stevens ct al, Defendants.
BY order of the Court herein, Will
sell at Newberry Court House, S. c.,
at public auction to the highest bid
der, during the legal hours Of sale,
on Monday, the End day Of January,
1911, being salesday, all that lot of
land lying in the Town of Newberry,
County and State aforesaid, contain
ing one-half an acre more or less,
bounded by lot Of, or formerly Of,
Ella Golden, estate of Silas Johnstone,
Lands of Elvira Thompson and the
town cemetery, being the lot Of land
Of which Carrie Toomer, died seized
and possessed.
Terms: One-half of the purchase
money to be paid cash, the balance
on credit of one year, with interest
at 8 per cent from day Of sale, secur-
ed by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises sold, with
leave to purchaser to anticipate pay
ments, in whole or in part, the mort
gage to provide for ten per centum OF
amount due as attorneys fee, in case
same is collected by suit, or through
an attorney. The purchaser to insure
premises and assign the policy to the
Master to secure credit portion.
The purchaser to pay for all papers
and recording.
H. H. Rkard, Master.
Dec. Z, 1910.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13

ing the legal hours Of sale, On Mon
day, the End day of January, 1911, be-
ing salesday, all that lot Of land ly-
ing in or near the Town Of Helena,
S. c., County and State aforesaid, con-
tanning two CD acres, more or less,
and bounded fronting South on the
public road and bounded on the east
by lands Of Rev. George Tuck Cole-
man, on the north by lands of M. M.
Buford and on the west by lands Of
Phineas Paysniger. The above de-
scribed premises to be sold in two or
more lots, as per plat thereof on file
in the Masters Office, being the lot Of
land Of which the said Lou Robinson,
died. seized and poss essed.
Terms: One-half Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, the balance
On a credit Of one year, with interest
at 8 per cent from day of sale, secur-
ed by bond Of the purchaser and mort
gage Of the premises sold, with aeave
to purchaser to anticipate payment,
in whole or in part, the mortgage to
provide for ten per cent Of amount
due as attorneys fees, in case same
is collected by suit or through an at
torney, the purchaser to insure prem
Uses and assign the policy to the Mas
ter 70 secure credit portion. The pur-
chaser pay for all papers and re-
cording.
H. f. Rikard, Master.
Dec. 7, 1910.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
SWEEPSTAKES COIN PRIZES.
Three South Carolina Boys Announc'
ed as Winners.

Columbia, Dec. 10.-The winners OF
the prizes for the boys grand sweep
stakes classes, open to North Caro-
lima. South Carolina and Georgia, at
the Corn exposition, we're announced
today by the exposition commission
as follows: Best ten ears OF corn, any
variety, one farm level, value SIS, and
s25 in cash, won by Dthridge Mixon'
Lamar, S. c.; best single ear OF corn'
anv variety, doors swing churn, value
SIS, won by Henry W. Plowden, Man
ming, S. C. The prize Of s25 for the
best Individual display was won by
vancey Mathis, of St. Charles, S. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Maggie Lou Nance as Administrators
of the personal estate Of Lou Rob-
ison, deceased, individuall, Plain
tiff.
Against
Rosalee Robinson, Oscar Robinson,
Francis Sommers et al, Defen-
dants.
By order Of the Court herein, I Will
sell at Newberry Court House, at pub
'ic auction to the highest bidder, dur
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-25
Railroads In State Politics

add1e
Concord president Maine railroad
= practically the been made to the
legislation his speech
made by
the future policy of the Boston Maine
in New MeHen
interfere n with the election of
brs of o o
tend in
of the lobby, in the
that is We
the
views pending Legislation affecting company"
honestly
industry
hearings committees,
pOratOn pending legislation
legislator question
applied
people
fairly persons
OF
judgment only after thorough investigation
politics.
BEST viii the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-25
4 A Years Ago To-
From Tns Herald OF dow
- rnis Date isss. udy

Senator Gage of Pecos is in town.
Albert Schultz Is in Las Vegas on
business.
Judge W. Van Sickle Of Alpine is in
the city on business.
this morning
O. w McPhetridge has returned from
his Tampica trip
Mrs J. F. Kachler is visiting in Sill
yer City for few weeks
J. A. Friedenbloom has gone on .
hunting trip to the Black mountains
City ticket and passenger agent
Reeves, of the Santa Fe, and family,
have returned from their northern trip.
The Chas. N Crittenden Meeting will
be held in Trinity church commencing
Sunday night and lasting until No
vember 3.
Rev. HSw. Moore, the new Presby-
terrain pastor, is taking hold with a
vim and will undoubtedly preach to
large congregations.
w W. Rose has resigned as musical
director at ST. Clements church and
his place will be filled by Prof. Joseph
Smith, who will give an organ concert
Friday night
Inc river Is Steduily gong uo"u-
The White Oaks stage has been held
up again
Mrs, E. P. Brown gave a, lunch yes
terday in honor Of Miss Magoffin and
Miss Tod, at her home on North stanton
street.
Messrs. Hawkins and Fall came down
from New Mexico last night on busi-
ness connected with the irrigation en-
terprize in Dona Ana county.
The Austin papers record the filing
with the state controller of. the tax
roll of Ell Paso county. The roll shows
the valuation of $s,s23, 242, a falling
off of s29.569.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-25

more or less bitterness, ana they al
ways give the opposition party great
hope. Sometimes hopes thus engen-
dered have been previously disap-
pointed.
In the present campaign the faction
al quarrel between regular and fnsur-
gent Republicans has caused the peO-
pie of the country at large TO take
more interest in the election than
they have done in any off year since
1894 when there was a serious split in
the then dominant Democratic party.
1t is not the province OF these articles
to make any political predictions or to
draw any historical analogies- Their
only object is to recall the events OF
past congressional campaigns, Of other
off year elections and Of the political
battles which engrossed the interest
and attention of our forefathers.
Tomorrow-The Formation Of Parties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-25
Mrs. Lysander J. Appleton BE

L only wanted to give you a pie
stammered Mrs. Appleton.
You mean," said the woman, that
1t is some new scheme to sell it," and
shut the door in Mrs. Appleton's face =
Mrs. Lysander John staggered back
to ner room so overcome that sne
dropped TIE pie into a chair and sat
on it.
On another occasion she heard a
crash in the room above. THAT man
has knocked his wife down." she said
and, gathering up the smelling salts
and the camphor, and a broom to de-
fend herself. in the event that the man
attacked her, she rushed upstairs and
burst open the door, only to find a boy
throwing a bail.
"The Man Above
Another time she cried all night be-
cause she had seen a hearse leavine the
house that day and hadn't known of the
death.
l would have been tickled to DEATH
she said. g to have sat up with the
corpse or to have done something TO
show my sympathy, and they never even
let me know about it. These people
in New York are awfully selfish. They
don't seem to want any one to have a
good time but themselves
Then, having found some canned
goods that would save her the trouble
OF cooking dinner, she sat down to
write paper on The Man Above"
she had never seen him, but decided
that he was the Strong Man in some
show from the manner in which the
sounds indicated that he was throwing
the piano and the library table ana
the sideboard around
Just as if they were spit6aIls," she
said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-25
TWO MEN ABSOLVED FROM
GUILT IN MURDER CASE

Ricardo Portillo and Jesus Pera,
charged in justice Watsons court with
murder as a result of the death of Pla-
cido Saltero, were released Tuesday
morning.
Saltero's dead body was found on the
G. H. railway track near the FL Paso
brewery, October 16. His head was
20 feet distant. Portillo and Pera had
had trouble with Saltero few hours
previous and they were arrested.
Miguel Centrerras. charged in justice
Watson's court with burglary, was re-
leased Tuesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-25
The Texas Tree-HeaIth Law

of
April 49, 1909 and the state department OF asr
pamphlet containing the law and
relating its enforcement The commissioner
notice that he expects to enforce the law gy though justly
and equtably.
velOw gals root contagious
disease fungus infected with contagious disease
eclared
ss Co., ~ sfsss to destrov them after being notified
at least each year
every where shrubs plants are grown
health after such shipment of
including shrubs plants buds cuttings must be
accompanied by copy certificate Of health attached to
each package procure shipment is
fine less than $780,
must be accompanied by copy Of certificate
proper the shipment originates II
common carrier receives transports delivers
bearing the proper health
liable duty
refuse ned shipments and report them e0iatey the
commissioner
but also orchards vineyards forest trees CITY PARKS ana
premises possibly accomplished He authorized employ the
necessary of derived from the collection
of fees for inspection administrations through their
proper parks residence property to obey
and regulations of the department governing the prevention OF disease
I nomination BY any CITY or county admuision the commission
appoint local
agriculture with inspector collects fees
for paid salary by the state
and the thing is to secure
enfO
ing the provisions should
organize and request city county
vicinity and perform
service throughout the valley and the city,
in ncpy and inaugurate
prevent
qualified would wholesale destruction
try plants, possible and
instruct the people how best to preserve them and keep them nee from disease
followed New
Mexico 1t absolutely for the protection of the horticultural
the FL significant
gambling
follows all his
dollar
of
without betting them
ribbons,
themselves dependent them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-25
(By Frances l.. Garside.)
FRS. LYSANDER JOHN APPLE
NE TON has been having trouble

M TON TON has has been having .st1a d trouble
ton since moving to New York, and
for the first time in her life has been
treated with suspicion.
She lives in 20 family apartment
house, and yesterday a new family
moved in.
Poor dears" said Mrs Lysander
John, they probably have been NOV
ing all day and haven't had a mouth
full to eat. I'll just take them one of
my lemon pies"
A few minutes later, Mrs. Appleton,
trimming over with neighborly kind
ness, knocked at her new neighbor' S
door, and said to the astonished wo-
man who opened it:
Here's a lemon pie for you 1
made it myself, and they do say /
make good ones. 1 do hope you will
like this flat. Would you like to Dor
row our stepladder? know just
where our Ratchet is if you would like
to use it. How would you like a cup
of hot tea? Let me run back and
make it for you. Hot tea at such
a time is so comforting. l often used
TO say to our preacher at home:
Brother Jones, prayer is all right in
time of trouble, and / would be the
last to say it isn't but did you ever
learn the efficacy of cup of tea? And
he said he hadn't. Men. you know.
don't know what a cup of tea means
to a woman"
Mrs. AppIeton's Reception.
who are you?' said the woman, in
a voice so cold it put frosting on the
pie, and what do you want?"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-25
ANNUAL BANQUET OF CREDIT
MEN WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The Credit Mems association will
have it's annual banquet a { the Harvey
house Wednesday evening. Arrange
ments have been made for 125 mem
bers. The principal speaker will be
Newman Essick. of Los Angeles. a III
rector of the National Credit Mems as
Sociatoin.
Secretary Frank Smith. of the FL
Paso associa ton, will be unable to re-
turn for the banquet, owing 10 the
death of his father at Teneha, Texas.
Mr. Smith has ben at his fathers bed
side for the past week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-25
EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
Il Waits Denafured Poem

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Copyright 1910 BY o..rz. Mathew. Adams. Oa.sns..sa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-25
INDIANS KILLING
GAME UNLAWFULLY

Santa Fe. N NJ. Oct 25.-Game war
den Thomas P. Gable mas sent out a
posse of four. headed by mounted po-
liceman ]. B. Rusk to round up three
bands of indians, who are butchering
game in the Datil and MOgOllon noun
tainS.
One is band of Pueblos from La
guna, another of NavajOes and another
of Apaches A band of 10 indians after
a II days hunt brought out lis skins
but none of the indians has been iden-
titled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-25
BAIL REFUSED IN CASE
OF ALLEGED MURDERERS

santa Fe. N NJ, Oct. 25.-District at
torney +. c. Abbott has refused to ad-
NIT to bail Macmillan Sanchez, Nell
ton Sanchez. Felix Muniz and Manuel
Duran in Taos Jail on the charge of
being responsible for the death of Man
uel Pacheco who was found at Chami-
sal dead in mud puddle. He had two
deep cuts in his head anu mis- death re-
suited either from these or from the
cold. The four men under arrest and
the dead man had been drinking heaY-
lily in a saloon at Santa Barbara.