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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
NEW DIRECTOR ELECTED
FOR MARIA NATIONAL BANK
High Five Club Is Entertained-ChoraI
Club Is 0rgaufzed-Marfa
Personal Mention.

Maria, Tex. March II.-At a recent
meeting of the stockholders of the
Maria National bank, cashier H. NJ
Fennell was elected one of the directors,
J. Z. Means having resigned
Attorney r. H Hays. who has been
recovered from severe case Of pneu-
monia and gone 70 his home in east Tex
as, where he VIII visit few days be-
fore returning to Maria
Mrs. Sam Davis entertained the high
five club recently. Those present were:
Mesdames r. S. McCracken. Dick Me-
Cracker, George Crosson. Albert Harris.
V. Hogan Sam Davis. Weith Frazier
John P. Shields. A o. Hubbard and
Misses Dora KilgOre, Matte Mooney and
Brent Niccolls.
Miss Ola Carr came in from the ranch
recently and is a guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Midkiff.
DR.. ]. c. Darraeott is here from Shat
ter.
Mrs. J. NJ Dean has returned to Ell
Paso after a week s stay in Maria.
j. j. Terrell, of Austin. was visitor
here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Crosson at their
ranch.
Mrs ]. H Hamilton has been seri
ously i'll for several days
w E. Love has returned from Sierra
Blanca. where his mother. Mrs. Fannie
Love. is seriously i'll.
Mrs. George CrOsson visited in Fort
Davis several days lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Robinson have re-
turned from FL Paso.
Joe Aiiard. of FL Paso. was visiting
friends in Maria recently.
Miss Mary Lee Greenwood has or
gained the Maria Choral club.
Mrs ]. H Chambers and daughter
Miss Ida. have returned to their ranch
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Lackey and Miss
Selma Hord were visitors in Maria re-
Gently en- route TO Alamito
Amos Kerr has returned from an ex-
tended trip to San Antonio.
Hal Daugherty is erecting a five room
cottage.
Inspector Tom Perrine. of Preside
was here recently. and was accompanied
honn" BY L. Gugsby. an officer of Lang
try. Tex.
r. 3 Matthews has been liz Ruidoso
this week on business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
ROSWELL CHILDREN TO
HAVE PUBLIC PLAYGROUND
Woman's Club Members To Do Work
ThemseIves-Real Estate Deals
Are Active.

Roswell, n. Al, March 11.-Through
the civic department of the Woman's
club. practical interest has been awak-
ened in a playground for children. Mem
bers Of the club will meet at the five
acre park on North Spring river near
the Missouri avenue bridge with hoes
and rakes and start the work of con-
Oerting the neglected spot into place
OF beauty All the implements used are
to be decorated with club colors, laven-
der and white. and badges Of the same
colors are to be worn by all who take
part in the work. Citizens have been dn-
vited to aid and trees. shrubs and flow
ers are 10 be set out and properly cared
for.
G. ". Crawford has bought of Mr..
Newquits, 90 acres. some six miles
southwest of Roswell for $4,000.
Rufus ". Smith has sold r P. Bean
25 feet fronting the courthouse park,
close to Mr. Beams new two story con-
crete business house across the alley,
east Of the Citizens National bank, for
$4,000.
r E. Horner has bought 120 acres,
about two miles southwest of Roswell
from W. r Mansell, for $4,000
NJ NJ. ShockIey has conveyed so acres
about two miles north Of Hagerman. TO
J. B ShockIey for $4,000
NJ ". Gotchell has bought Of H H
HoughIand 160 acres in the Salt creek
reighborhood, some % miles north of
Roswell. for $4,000.
One hundred and so acres 10 miles
southeast of Roswell, has been bought
by z. T. Shire from F. A Cahoon for
$4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
WOMAN HIS CLOSE
CALL FROM DEATH
Chinaman Fires the Jail at
Tombstone-Liquor Deal
ers to Sue Bisbee.

Bisbee, Ariz-, March 1I.-Miss Kath-
ryn Sims. who is in 3isbee visiting her
brother, Dr. Sims. narrowly escaped
death when the buggy which she was
driving, cOllided with a heavy freight
wagon. She was taken to her home.
where she must stay for some time TO
recover from her injuries and from the
fright caused by the accident.
\ Chinese who is detained al Tomb
stone on the charge of illegal residence
in the United States tried to burn the
jail He was frustrated in his at
tempts but after a while set fire to his
clothing and would have burned to
death If some officers had not torn the
clothes from him. United States mar
shall Overlook, who left Bisbec TO inves-
tigate the case, said he believed the
Chinaman was insane
Sheriff McCabe. of Hamilton county,
Tex, arrived here, bringing with him
extradition papers for Florence Marvis
or Curtis, who. according to the police,
is wanted in Texas on the charge of
perjury.
The proprietors of the saloons in the
reservation have protested against the
recent ordinance of the city council
forbidding the liquor traffic in that dis
trict. Lawyers have been engaged 70
against the city.
United States attorney J. F. Morrison,
whose home and legal business are To-
Gated in Bisbee, has received instruction
from his superior department that Tue
son has been designated as his official
residence. Attorney Morrison will con-
tinue to maintain his private office in
Bisbec.
meeting of Mormons was held here
recently. The Mormon church was
crowded with followers of that faith,
who had come to hear addresses deliv-
cred by three high dignitaries of that
church, who are visiting the Mormon
colonies all over the country.
The baseball season will be opened
next Sunday with a game between the
White Sox and the Leader teams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
TIL utA Kfsco GREAT wf K5A 1fs,s SOUTHWEST
YOUNG TEACHERS
BECOME STRANDED
Seek Employment, But Re
fuse to Work as
Mattresses.
w actresses.

Tucumeari, n. N. March 11.-AIisses
Ollie and Leoria Kinney both young
school teachers from Hebron, Neb.. be-
Game stranded" here and were COM
peeled to ask for aid 10 get back TO their
home
They left home last week and went 10
Kansas City to get work The J. J.
Greer Hotel company, which opera ties
houses along the Rock Island railway
dimes, advertised for help in a Kansas
City paper. The young women saw the
advertisement and applied for the posi-
ton. They were given tickets and put
on g. train and sent here, not knowing
the character of work they were to do
until they arrived.
They were put to work as mattresses
in the Greer hotel here, but resigned af-
ter one day and went to the residence
Of Rev. c. L. Brooks, q Methodist min
lister, and appealed for aid to get home.
He wired q bank at Hebron, and tickets
were sent Immediately for their return
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
SUSPEND BOYS
FOR SMOKING
Students Cooperate With In
structors in Crusade at
Roswell.

Roswell, n. NJ. March 11.-Smoking,
swearing. destruction of school property
and truancy, are problems TO which the
energies of superintendent Brasher Of
the Roswell public schools and the corps
of teachers are being directed The ef-
forts to eliminate cigaret smoking seem
to have brought satisfactory results In
the two ward schools, but in the high
school, have failed, it is stated.
To cope with the difficulties encoun-
tered, a students council has been
organized in the high school by means
of which much of the work will be done
by the high school students themselves.
The proposition was submitted to a vote
of the students and carried unanimous
ly. The council is composed of eight
members, who were elected by the stu
perintendent and teachers in the strict
enforcement Of school rules.
Seven boys, convicted of smoking
cigarets have been suspended, and If
the attitude Of several students is per-
sisted in. a number Of them are in
fair way to be expelled.
Hon Nathan Jeffa, secretary of New
Mexico, has been selected by the Ros-
well board of education to deliver the
annual address to the graduating high
school class. May Is, and an invitation
has been extended to Rev. H. Van Val
kenbugh pastor of the First NJ z.
church of Roswell. TO deliver the annual
baccalaureate sermon on Sunday. May s.
Fleming & Son, of Shadeland, Tex.
have bought 200 steers and heifers from
Lon Cot1ingham.
Cliff Chisholm has seven artesian wells
on his 1880 acre ranch, nine miles south
east Of Roswell, and is having the eighth
we'll drilled.
the peach trees in Roswell and vicinity
are in bloom.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
DUBLAN CLUB TO
PRESENT PI.AYLET
Colonia Juarez Relief So
ciety to Celebrate Ami
VerSarV

Colonia Dublan, Mexico. March IL
The Home Dramatic club is preparing
the piays Comrades" to be presented
10 the public on March is and 49, The
cast Of characters is exceptionally good,
and the public is already looking for
ward 10 the treat
Every preparation is being made 70
properly entertain the public at con-
ference next Saturday and Sunday
Fruit trees are in blossom and gar
den produce is growing rapidly
Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Coo1nbs, Of
Garland Utah, are spending a few
weeks with Mr.. Coombs's sister, Mrs.
Harper. of Colonia Juarez.
The Colonia Juarez Relief society is
preparing to celebrate the 6Sth ami
versary of the organization, March II.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mcclellan,
e. boy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
FRUIT IS BLOO3IINCi
AROUND MONTERREY, y. VI
IL q Freeze Does Not Do Business With
the blossoms, 1t VIII Be a Splendid
Year for the Orchardists.

Monterey, N NJ, March 11.-Monterey
and vicinity are now a perfect bouquet
of peach, pears and plum blossoms. with
the prospects, for the largest fruit crop
in years, if another freeze does not
do business with the blossoms.
L. E. Lumbley has returned from a
business trip to Carrizozo.
Mrs. Mary Lynn. a former resident Of
this place, is here from Harlem, Mont.
TO close up her business
W. n. Turner, of James canyon, is
here on business.
Bob" Carr came in from the ranch
recently.
Messrs. Marsh and Longton. of On
tario. Canada, are here looking for a
location. They seem very highly
pleased with the country.
James Reagan has returned from
business trip to Oscura, -. NJ.
Mrs. Edith Mclaughlin has taken a
position as operator for the Alamo Tel
ephone company.
Mr.. Eskey. special agent for the
United States land office, is here look
ing after business.
r. Biggs is here from Texas, looking
for a location.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. o. Wetmore have re-
turned from their trip to Carrizozo.
Messrs. Sanders and Harris have fin
ished unloading the machinery for the
Bent copper mines.
Mrs. Albert Poe is on the sick list
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
CHICAGO MAN RELINQUIsHEs
LAND NEAR TULAROSA

Tularosa, n. NJ, March LID Green
has reiinquished his dry land farm to
Mr.. Fulton. who came here sometime
ago from Cripple Creek, Colo. Mr.
Green will return to Chicago.
The women will give a box supper
Saturday night for the benefit of the
parsonage.
Mrs. Mary Lynn and Mrs. J. c. Whor-
ton were recent visitors to Aiamogordo.
Joe Merkin. of Ell Paso, spent a few
days here lately.
Mrs. Sea. Of CarrizOzo. was here re-
Gently trying TO accumulate some of the
Tularosa real estate.
School superintendent Lacy Simms
has returned TO Alamogordo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
Indian RaiT
ways Youthful In Appearance.

II is said shat nobody ever saw
gray-haired indian No matter how old
an indian may be, his hair is always
black and lusIrous. This is because the
Indians outdoor life and active habits
keep the roots of his hair well supplied
with natural nOurishment, necessary to
the life and lustrous beauty Of the hair.
Gray hair is simply an indication or
lack of nourishment at the roots The
moment this nourishment Is supplied
where it is needed il is quickly alb
sorbed by the hair and in this way pre-
vents. indefinitely. the hair turning
gray. One OF the most potent remedies
for gray hair is known as HAYS HAIR
HEALTH. Almost all druggists carry
IL in stock or can procure IT. It Is
very effective in restoring gray hair TO
its natural color. being exceptionally
rich in vltalizing hair nourishment- Not
a dye hair food PhiIo Hay Special
ties Co, Newark. n. J.. q. s. A
KELLY & POLLARD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
INSANE CHINAMAN Is
CAUSING SOME TROUBLE
Prisoner Of the Z. s, Territorial An
fhorities Do Not Think They Can
Try Him for Lunacy.

Tombstone. Ariz-, March 1.-THE 10
cal authorities are in quandary as to
what steps to take in regard to a
Chinaman, named Wong Yen, who has
gone insane in the county jail He be-
ing a United States prisoner. and sub
feet to deportation and punishment by
the United States government, 1t is
doubtful if the local authorities have
any right to examine him before the
county Iunacy commission and have him
committed TO the territorial insane asy-
lum-
United States marshal Overlook will
take the matter ND with the United
States attorney, and some means viii
be taken to remove the Chinaman from
the Jail, as other prisoners are kept
awake at nights by his rawlings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11

be more modern and handsome than the
former ones.
Rev J. H. Head. who served as pas
tor of the Congregational church for
several years. is in the city from Albu-
querque, y. NJ.
Fires are raging in the hills near No
gales to the west and in Sonora near
Encinas
Miss Lucille Newman has returned from
q visit to her aunt in Los Angeles.
Superintendent J. E. Mcintyre has re-
turned to the Minas Juores mine after
spending several days with his family
in Nogales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
SNOW FALLS AGAIN
At CORONA, n. NJ.
Sheep Men and Farmers to
Be Benefited-New Build
ing Planned.

Corona, n. NJ March 11.-Four inches
Of snow fell here Thursday morning
The snow was heavy and did not drift
and will be of much benefit to the sheep
men and farmers, as the country here
was becoming rather dry
Gross, Kelly & CO. are preparing to
build a new stone store building Tor
their stock of merchandise as soon a.
the weather becomes favorable.
Alderman J. J. Hill was a recent visi-
tor here from AaamOgordo.
FINS Atkinson has purchased an au-
tomobile which he will use in Connection
with his livery business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
PYTHIAN SISTERS IMPROVE
SCHOOL PROPERTY.

Solomonville. Ariz., March 1.-THE
Pythian sisters have appointed COM
n1ittee to help with the Improvement
of the school property. With the pro-
ceeds of an oyster supper, they had a
well dug on the school grounds. 1t is
about finished.
Luther Green went 10 Miami lately
on business.
Bishop Granjon, Of Tucson, Ariz.. was
here lately and confirmed a class Of
500.
Five aspirants for teachers took the
territorial examination
Sheriff Anderson has returned, after
10 days absence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
NEW MEXICAN NOMINATED
FOR NAVAL ACADEMY

Santa Fe. n. NJ. March 11.-Delegate
10 congress w H. Andrews has nomi
mated Luna Burgere. of Santa Fe. for
midshlpman at Annapolis in place of
mldsh.pman Eberle. resigned. Frank
Crancan. Of Santa Fe. is named first
alternate. Joshua Powers second alter
mated Luna Bergere, of Santa Fe. for
alternate
Tie United States petit and grand
JuTies have been discharged by Judge
John r. Merle. after being in session
Only a few days. as there was no bust
Eess for their transaction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
CONTRACTORS BRING BIG
FORCE OUT OF MEXICO
Modern Buildings to Replace Structures
Destroyed at NOgafeS-Fires
RAGE in Hills

Nogales. Ariz., March 11.-The Grant
Bros. Construction company has COM
pleted its contract on the new Quay
mas uadalajara railroad and is now
en- route with its big outfit complete
to the states.
1t is expected to arrive soon. part of
the force having already reached the
line.
Some IS trains are necessary 10 haul
the mules, shovels. wagons ard scrapers
Nearly all the carpenters, GLACIERS
and painters il Nogaies are az present
occupied in making repairs on dana ged
buildings by the recent fire. Messrs.
Vasquez and Hogan will also commerce
to rebuild on their lots shortly and the
buildings TO replace the old ones Will
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
ROSWELL ELKs ELECT.

Roswell, \. NJ, March 11.-Fred c.
Hunt was elected by Roswell lodge No.
e69, B. p. o Elks, al the annual election
as exalted ruler. Others elected were:
Esteemed leading knaght-Dr. John
II. jenkins; esteemed loyal knight.
Eugene A Lehman; esteemed lecturfng
knight, George NJ Williams; secretary.
Percy Evans; treasurer, Albert Hanny /;
tiler, HAL Cobean; trustee for three
years, Fred Miller; representative at
grand lodge Albert Hanny; alternate
representative, Claude Hobbs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
SOME HEAVY SUBJECTS FOX
THE FORUMS CONSIDERATION

The proposed postal savings bank
question will come up al the meeting
of the forum at the Y. NJ c. A. Sat
urday hight at SIS o'clock H. w
BrowGer will take the affirmative that
il is good thing for the dear publsc
and Edgar Kayser viii deny a little.
Also Randolph Terry will speak on The
Influence Of Literature on the Spread OF
Christianity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
TUCUMCARIANS
PLANT 1000 TREES
Schools and Business Houses
Close for "Tree Plant
ing DaV.

Tucumcari, y. NJ. March 11.-'Trss
planting" day is being generally observed
here today. 1t Is estimated that about
1000 young cottonwood trees will be
planted.
short time ago the city council
agreed to furnish trees free Of charge
10 the citizens of this city and ordered
1000 from farmers living along the Ca
madam river. north of here. The trees
were delivered yesterday and were near
~ all spoken for before night The
mayor Immediately placed an order for
another 1000 trees to be delivered just
as soon as possible The trees viii be
brought here this afternoon and tires
planting" viii be continued tomorrow.
The schools and q number Of the bust
ness houses closed and the day has been
generally observed The pupils planted
a large number Of trees on the high
school building campus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11
BIG SPRINGS TO HAVE
BASEBALL TEAM SOON.
Big Springs and Gulf Line to Be Char
tered SOOn-Big Springs
News Notes.

Big Springs. Texas, March 11.-Big
Springs is arranging to organize a
basebau team and it will have a nine
second to none between Ell Paso and
Fort Worth.
A light shower of rain fell here
lately
Assistant attorney general l. A. Dale
was in the city during the week. this
being his home His assistance to keep
the city rid of the saloons was timely.
The Big Springs & Gulf is the name
of a new road that will be chartered
in the very near future South this
road will touch Garden City, Stiles,
Ozona, on to the gulf. North it will
make connection via Quanah toward
Kansas City and ST. Louis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-11

D. D. Willis, Southwestern claim
agent returned this morning from
visit with relatives and friends at San
Antonio.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-06-08
ANNUALyPICNIC
Old Settlers Association
Tomorrow 1---T Thursday
a.~- ~-AT-
NeWLOndOn
Governor Eberhart, Dean Wood and others are to
speak.
Special Train Leaves Atwater at z 80 a. m
and Willmar at 8:1O5a M, making stops
at kandiyohi, 6rue and Spicer.
On return train leaves New London about D. m.
New London [
EVERYBODY is WELCOME!

and served in Indian war and in the
south to the end Of the Civil War.
In 1867 he located his homestead
far out on the wild prairie, west of
Lundberg's in Arctander, who were
the nearest neighbors and he has
lived there the rest of his life, ex-
cept the time he had spent on trips
to Canada and Sweden. In COM
pany with his son, E. F. Carlston,
he made a trip to his old home in
Sweden last summer. Four weeks
after his return he was stricken and
died as above mentioned.
On Feb. IA, 1858, the deceased
was married to Miss Eva Larson
who died Oct. IL, 1877. Five chill
dren. survive him: Mrs. Emma
:Charlotta' Hallberg of Ross Creek,
Alta. Can; Emil, Fridolf Carl
fston, of Minneapolis; Mrs. Selma
Ellendson. Of Carlson; Mrs. Augusta
.Paulina Tollington, of Clearwater ;
and Mrs. Hulda. Josephine Kennedy
of Minneapolis. Three brothers
survive the deceased: Gustaf, of
Stockholm, Sweden; August, of Do
Ian, IS. D.; and Fredrik, Of S0rby,
Sweden. The late John Swenson of
Long Lake was cousin Of the de-
ceased. r.: -. -.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-06-08
PLANS FOR new
POST OFFICE.
Willmar Will Have Up-To- Date
Federal Building in the
Near Future.

Preliminary plans for the new
Federal post Office building which
is to be erected in the near future,
were this week received by Post
master Crosby to be returned as
soon as possible with his approval
or with suggestions as to changes
necessary to meet the special needs
of the local Office. The plans were
prepared by James Knox Taylor
who is the supervising architect at
Washington. D. c.
The plans call for a one story
building with, basement which will
front on Fourth Street with small
Ter entrance on Litchfeld Avenue.
A spacious lobby, which extends
across the front of the building. is
provided for on the main floor as
we'll as large work room in the
center of the building. The main
floor will also accommodate the
money order and registry division,
a private office for the post master,
a mailing vestibule and platform
and two safe deposit vaults. In
the basement a boiler room, fuel
room. and space for storage will be
provided. The building is to cost
$50, 900. Nothing definite is known
at the present time as when the
building will be started but it is
probable that work will be com.
menced sometime during the sum.
mer. After the preliminary plans
have returned to Washington the
permanent plans will be prepared
and bids will be called for,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-06-08
Monitor Club Lemonized. |.

The cub who has charge of the
shots and shells of the Swift County
Monitor explodes the following
anent of the recent Benson Will
mar Seminary ball game:
1.-The high school base ball team
went down to Willmar last Satur-
day and played ping pong with the
Seminary team in that dry city.
The score reads Willmar 10, Ben
son, 5 difference Of /, you see.
Some time ago we made the bold
assertion that the next time the To-
cal high school met this bunch of
cemeterians that they would frac-
ture all sacred tradition and come
out with their hands and mouth
just full of scores. If that bold
statement was the cause of anyone
believing such a thing true, we
wish to hereby correct it and say
that they didn't take any scores and
had no intention of doing so, in
fact we have our doubts as to
whether any member of the team
would be able to recognize a score
if they found it wrapped up in a
boiled shirt with cuffs attached and
gold links already inserted.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-06-08
J0hns0n-KaFls0n.

The marriage of Miss Minnie
Victoria johnson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. johnson of this
city, to Mr.. Mouritz Alexius Karl
son of Minneapolis, will be solemn
lied this afternoon at four O'Clock
at the home Of the brides parents,
400 Twelfth st. North. Rev. Theo.
Paulson will perform the ceremony !,
which will be witnessed by only q
few relatives and near friends. The
bride will be attended by her sister,
Miss Emma johnson.
After the ceremony the young
people will 60 to Minneapolis where
they will make their future home.
They will be at home to their
friends at 1912 Fifteenth Aveue
South after July lst.