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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
DIVORCE ACTIVE
OUT AT GLOBE
Many Suits on the Docket.
Heavy Fire Loss New
Amusement Park.

Globe, Ariz-, May SO.-Globe is run
ming Reno, New. a close race in the
divorce line On last divorce day"
Saturday nine divorce cases were set
for trial OF these two were dismissed for
lack Of prosecution, one was taken I'M
der Amusement, two postponed and four
DEGREES were granted The most import
ant one was that Of Mabelle Whitaker
against Wallace Whitaker, the latter
prominent business man of Washington,
D. c. Mrs. Whitaker is a sister of DIR.
Boyd, OF San Carlos, with whom she
has been living for the last is months
She alleged cruelty
The new summer place of amusement,
Garden Grove Park, a short distance
from the center Of the city. was placed
in commission Sunday with the baptism
of ten persons in the new natatorium
under the auspices of the Seven Day
Adventists.
-saloonkeeper Of Winkleman has alb
Quoted her 17yearold daughter, Mrs.
Santos MelendreZ has appeared to dis
trict attorney Shute for assistance in
recovering the girl. The district at
torney is Investigating the case but as
yet no warrant for Marques arrest
has been issued.
residence section Of Miami will not
exceed $4,000 almost all Of which falls
upon the Miami Copper company. Nine
teen houses were destroyed but most of
the occupants the families Of miners
employed by the company, managed to
save their household effects.
Henry Bergman, a well known miner
of the Globe district, is dead after
two years illness with tuberculosis. He
WAS Al wears old
The latest development in the contro-
versy over the new Martin theater is
the refusal of judge Lewis in the dis
trict court TO deny the motion Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. T. Martin, the owners, for a
temporary receiver and the Quinn
Brothers are still in charge. The Mar
tins have filed suit for annulment Of
the contract with the Quinns but IT will
be several weeks before determination
IS reached in this case. In the meantime,
the Quinns have engaged a musical
comedy company which will open next
Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
PORTALES HOLDS SPECIAL
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES.
Plans July Celebration I'm Honor of
Power Plants COmpIefion-NeW
Foundation for Station
Water Tank.

Portales. \. NJ, May 30.-Special
preparations We're made for the Ne
mortal day services in the church Sun
day. Judges W. f. Lindsey and 7. J.
Mears gave special addresses in the
church and Rev. Geo. W. Dunlap ar
ranged for appropriate services and
special music in the Presbyterian
church. The members Of the Progress
sive branch of the Christian church
have arranged for services once =
month and have engaged the ArmOry
building.
Plans are being made TO have a cele-
bratfon on July 4th over the accom-
piishment of the irrigation project. The
first definite suggestions for the great
enterprise were made in speeches on
the last July celebration. and this
anniversary will find the power plant
in working order
Judge \ B. Seay has announced his
candidacy for the office of probate
Judge of Roosevelt county. Judge Sedy
has been a resident Of POrtales four
years and has served as justice Of
the peace for three years.
Mrs T. J. MOlinari Miss Pearl Stone
and Miss Sallie Bryant attended tic
fourth annual convention of the New
Mexico West Texas Christian Mission
airy society at Clovis.
Portales cemetery has been plated
after a manner similar to the Roswell
cemetery The civic committee Of the
Wonans club had charge Of the work
The L. D. c. met at the residence of
Mrs. George W. Dunlap in honor of
the return of the president. Mrs H. T.
Jones, from Texas. Arrangements were
made to begin the delayed work on the
monument fund.
Ray Maxwell passed the examination
before the New Mexico board Of phar-
macy al Tucumcari-
A new foundation has been placed
under the big water tank a the de-
pot. raising it about 6 inches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
TOMBSTONE HOLDING LONG
DISTRICT COURT SESSION
Arizona Red Mems Council AdjOurns,
EIecting III. e. BerneF, Great
Sachem-Personal Notes.


Sachem-PersOnaI Notes
Tombstone, Ariz-, May 30.-The April
session of the district court of this
county Is expected to last until August
Is. Court reporter John W. Walker is
engaged transcribrn0 testimony in the
cases heard in the criminal court the
past week
W H. Harwood, who has been SER
iously i'll. is recovering.
Mrs. William Hughes, of Bisbee, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Mcpherson.
J. E. Bacon has returned to Tomb
stone from Denver.
The territorial board of equalization
is in session today
The seventh annual Great Council OF
the Improved Order of Red Men of Ari-
IONA closed successful session here
and elected officers. H E. Berner, of
Tombstone, was chosen as great Sach-
EN-.
The quarterly teachers examinations
will be held in this city on June and
Mrs Perry Wildman has arrived from
Los Angeles and will live here.
The Tombstone public schools have
closed. No graduation exercises were
held.
Ellsworth a. Crawford has been
granted a marriage licensAto wed Mrs.
Amanda Jones, both OF Whitewater, this
county. Mrs. Jones is well known in
FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
DEFINING SCHOOLS
GIVE CLASS PLAY
Bean Shipment for Ranch
men-Realty Sales The
Herald'S Auto for
Miss McKeYeS.


Deming, n NJ. May 3O.-The COM
mencement exercises of the Deming
high school at the opera house COM
prised the invocation by Rev. J. Rush
Goodloe; address with valedictory. Lee
ona Walker; presentation of the Philo
honorary pins, James Patterson. and
a chorus by the Cecelians.
The class play, a Diamond in the
Rough" followed. The cast of char
acters included Arno Leopold, Lena
Boyd, Carrie Hubbard, Irene Myers.
Ann Watkins, George Stickler, Mil
bred Lurchen, Murl MeMains, Louis
Randolph, Vincent Young, James Pat
terson. Florence Ament, Esther BOlich
and Miss E. Pearl Anderson.
John Humid received 100 pounds of
beans today. He will plant so acres
in California pink beans. Mr.. Humid
Melted over $40 per acre On his bean
crop in 1909.
Mrs. Young, Of Las Cruces. is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. James R. Wad-
dill.
Real estate record: {. J. Laughren
and wife TO the Home Plot company,
all of block &C and 40 and other
property in the town Of Deming; Louis
Helberg ct al to Glen Windhause, lots
and in block Z in town of Column
bus; Ollie NJ Nelson ct al to Louis Hell
berg, northeast Il of northeast Il of,
section IL in township %, southeast
range s west; Hondale ToWnsite COM
pany to John S. Webb, lot Is in block
IS of the town of Hondale; J. T. Stew
art ct al to J. w Blair, lot II in block
81 in town of Columbus; Chas. n. Hig-
day to z. T. Stewart, lot II in block "a
in town of Columbus; Hondale Town
site company to Wesley Turner, lots
10 and 20 N block 81; HOndale Town
site company to W. L. EversOle, lot 16
in block 81 and lot y in block %;
Hondale TOwnsite company to Gray
Haddix. lots II and IS in block 81;
Hondale Townsite company to ]. H.
Ewing, lot 1 and , in block As of the
town Of Hondale; Robert L. Miller to
Samuel A. Cox, lots Is and II in block
4S Of the town Of Deming; United
States of America to A. L. Frisbie, pat
emit
Miss Fay McKeyes has received the
Overland touring car which she wen
in the Ell Paso Herald's voting con-
test.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
SOAP FACTORY AND OIL
MILLS FOR SAN PEDRO
Monterey Manufacturers Interested in
Proposed Cotton Seed Oil Plant;
Foreign Companies Enter
the Field.

Torreon, Mexico, May 30.-A large
company is being formed in Monterey
for the purpose Of establishing a big
soap factory and oil mills at San Pc
dro, located short distance from
Torreon and in the heart of the rich
est cotton section of the Laguna dis
trict- 1t is said that the men who are
interested in the move are people who
are now connected with one Of the soap
factories IN Monterey and THAI a por-
ton Of the oil extracted in the San
Pedro factory viii be shipped TO that
city to be used in the manufacture Of
soap.
The production of cotton seed in this
section has Increased to such an enor-
NOUS extent that outside soap and gIy-
cerine manufacturers are entering the
field to procure oil instead OF import
ing It from foreign countries
The ranchers have annuiIed their long
standing contract with the Cia, Jabonera
de Ia Laguna.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
FACTORY MAKES
NJ A mn ~ aaaaan IL o.n.r. = Z.

Chihuahua, Mexico, May 3O.-Chihua-
hua has q new Industry ov the csrqo-
lishment OF waterproof clothing fac
tory. the first of the kind in the re-
public of Mexico. The goods, water
PROCEED by a secret process. are now
being put on the market. The factory
comprises four large buildings. eoufp-
ped with specially constructed ma
chinery imported from the United
States. The mixing and coating pro-
cesses, all done by machinery. are Sc
cret. The capacity OF the plant is 10
900 yards of waterproofed cloth daily.
The company also makes a speciality Of
canvas betting and water proof tents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
NEyy SCHOOL FOR KNOWLES;
TRUCK GROWERS ORG ANIZE

Knowles, \. NJ. May 3O.-The lumber
for the new $4,000 Knowles .schoOIhouse
is arriving daily and construction work
will begin at once R J. TOffel mire, of
Carlsbad, has the building contract
The Truck Growers association was
organized with H. H Sipes, president;
l. r hlebOId, vice president, u l.
BARTLETT secretary, and Z. o. Cart
wright. treasure
Benton H. Mosley is up again after
an Illness
y literary society was organized at
the East Barber schOOlhouse with J.
L Patterson as president; H II. Sioes,
vice president; Frank TOmlinsOn, secre-
tary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
MEXICO CATTLE GRAZING
ON VALENTINE RANCHES
Development Company Plans Beginning
of Artesinn Well: improvements
for Many Homes

Valentine. Tex, May Sos. B. Tul-
lOus, r. r. Youngblood and w II.
Cleveland have received a large ship
ment Of cattle from Mexico.
L. D. Louthian has gone on a bust
ness trip to east Texas.
H. Colquitt, of Maria, was in Valen-
tine looking after cattle interests.
D. B. Mauldin has gone to Oregon
and California to attefd to land in
terests he has there.
J. T. Morgan, of New York city, is
here TO take treatment at the hot wells
near Candelaria.
The Valentine Development company
will soon start work on it's 1000 foot
artesian we'll, and as soon as it it is
finished and the streets are graded,
the company will start work on the
bank building. the mercantile building
and a sanitarium
Joe MCLEAN was thrown from the
Mercantile delivery wagon. His back
was severely wrenched and three ribs
were broken.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Finley and little
daughter, Florence, have returned from
their river ranch and are occupying their
residence in town.
The young people of Valentine en-
joyed a dance Friday evening in the
auditorium of the high school The mu-
music was furnished by the Fort Davis
orchestra.
D. II. Pierce has resumed work af-
ter a few days layoff on account of i'll
ness.
E. D. stegal was in Ell Paso on bust
ness.
Wiley Taylor, who went to the Val
entine country to look after his prop
erty, has returned to Midland
G. w. Newton is improving his resi-
dence by adding porches around the
entire house.
The home of Mrs. Lou Foley is one
of the beauty spots of Valentine. the
front porch being an arbor of roses and
honeysuckle, which are all in full
bloom.
Mrs. r. B. Jones is having her porch
remodeled. The entire house, which is
an adobe, will be plastered on the out
side and the woodwork painted.
Juan Carrasco has completed his
adobe cottage near the jail.
NJ E. Steel is grazing a bunch of i'm
ported cattle near Valentine
limo Acosta is adding a new porch to
his residence.
The Mexican school has closed and
Miss Maude Wood, the instructor. will
return to her home at Sanderson.
Mrs. P. NJ Smith, Misses Mary Smith.
Brittle McAnelly and Annie German and
D. r. Pierce and Frank Smith have re-
turned from weeks OUTING at the Van
Neil ranch.
r. n. Everett, who is in from his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
SOLCIONFILLE COURTHOUSE
REPAIRED; GENERAL. %OTES

Solomonville. Ariz-, May SO.-Sheriff
Anderson, acting under instructions
nom he BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. * nav
ing the courtroom and the different Of
flces repaired and the walls kalso-
mined.
Mrs. I. E. solomon, who has been ILL
is improving.
DR.. H. P. Collins has returned from
a visit to the coast.
Born, 10 the We of George Taylor.
q son
Isaac Martinez is tending the meat
market. Alvin Sands and Guy Massey
have leased it.
C. F. ConicO has finished a new con-
crete floor in the jail
20 Fre"den1h' iT Fo~i1g a rev
screen bedroom added to his residence
on the south.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
CHIHUAHUA STREET PAVING
STARTED BY CONTRACTORS

Chihuahua. Mexico, May 3G-The Cha
Bancarie de Fomento Bienes Races.
) 4, is preparing to begin the asphalt
paving of 10000 square meters of this
city's principal street Fred ". Gray.
the company's paving superintendent. is
putting up the necessary plant for this
work by the brewery. The principal
streets IN the heart of the city to be
paved with asphalt are embraced be-
tween 18th street on the east: Avanida
OcampO on the OcampO avenue on the
west; Juarez street on the north, and
Oldama street on the south. This will
include the streets around both the
Plaza de Constitution and the Plaza Hi
dalgo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
VALENTINE HONE MISSION
SOCIETY MAKES REPORT.
Balance IN Treasury for Repair WORK
on Union Station-Joe McCIain
Injured When Thrown
From Wagon.

Valentine, Tex. May 30-The wo-
mans Home Mission society. organized
last September, has received the tbfr+
quarterly report by the local treasurer
which has been sent to the conferences
treasurer CT the New Mexico confer
ence' VINO lives in FL Paso- The re-
port shows membership dues amount
Ing TO S27-75 have been collected. ss415
mas been expended on parsonage work
while S139.S5 remains in the treasury 10
be used in repair work on the Union
church. making a total of sIO1.S which
has been collected
Miss Ara Blanche George and ". 4.
FoIey are guests at the ranch home OF
Mr. and Mrs T. W. Snyder.
Uncle Joe MeClain. who was thrown
from a wagon. had his back severely
wrenched and three ribs broken. He
is being cared for at the home of Mrs
Lou Foley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
FORT STOCKTON ORGANIZES
BANK; PLANS FOR ARROR

Fort Stockton. Tex, May 30--The
First National bank has been organized
here TO open for business about Sep
teEber /.
Fort Stockton and Alpine have ar
ranged for regular automobile service
twice Il week, beginning June 10.
j. H Downs has let the contract for
a four room residence to J. y. Nor
ton, OF Abilene. Tex.
The big automobile garage will soon
be completed.
". z Jones & Co, are remodeling
their store building, which Will soon
be ready for occupancy.
w S. Whaley and C. ". Middleton, OF
Hamlin, Tex. were here preparing for
the setting CT grapes on their 500 acres
of land this fall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
MANY CATTLE ARE CROSSED
OVER BORDER AT NOGALES
F,uuaI Suffrngist Lecturer Speaks and
Is Entertained; Wealthy Santa
Ana Merchant Dies
Personal News

Nogales. Ariz.. May 30.-More than
1900 head of cattle frSm The Mexican
ranges were crossed here>rhe past week.
Miss Laura Gregg delivered lectures
here on equal suffrage Mrs. ~ I. Bird
entertained in her honor.
Kris. Dive. wife of American consul
Dive. Of this port, has gone for a visit
at her home in Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Bowman have
gone to Los Angeles for a visit
Pedro Faeber. a wealthy merchant, Of
Santa Ana, Mexico, died at the hotel
Moderno here. His body was convey
ed on special train to Santa Ana
for interment.
Miss Edith Mason. Of the Nogales
public school faculty, has gone TO
her home in Elgin, Ill, to spend. her
vacation.
Mrs. E e. Noon entertained a num-
Der Of the young friends of her son,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
LOCAL OPTION A
PROVED FAILURE
Chafin, at Globe, Says Ten
nessee and Alabama
Will Go "Wet''

Globe, AriZ., May 30.-Eugene w.
Chafin, candidate for president on the
n-chibiIiOp ticket at rhe last election.
no has become an Arizonan by ac-
curing a residence at Tucson, will not
iain the prohibition r1ove0aenE q bri;;o
about a dry" state in the event Of
statehood.
In his address here, Mr.. Chaplin stat
ed that he believed that local option
and statewide prohibition had both
proved failures and that the only sOlu-
ton of the liquor problem was the pre-
vention of the manufacture by federal
legislation. He made the prediction
that within y months, Tennessee and
sl~h~7aa would return to the wet
column.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
TORREON PAPER AND ITS
EDITOR IN TROUBLE

TOrTeOn. Mex, May 5V.-An attach
ment was run on the printing plant OF
the TOrreOn Star, a weekly paper which
was printed in En@lish. last week for
Indebtedness. At about the same time
J. D. Goodrich, lessee and publisher,
was placed in jail on charge OF as
sault, preferred by one Of the former
employees. who claims back salary.
The TorreOn Star was started here
about five years ago by Howard S. VIII
liams, who afterward left, and since,
it has been in various hands.
Personally Mr.. Goodrich the i'm
prisoned editor. is we'll thought OF and
he has much sympathy. Friends are
working on his behalf and he will no
doubt be released on bond within q
short time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
ORIENT AND PEARSON
TO PULL TOGETHER
May Join Hands in Building to the
West Coast Of Mexico From Minaca,
According to Present Belief


Toe. .bti.Js. - ne - .loo:i tti+'-
the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient
Railroad company, and the Mexico
North Western Railway company. com
..rfr~ q Iine OF tai read c.. ,4i
chihuahua, to the Pacific coast of Mex
leo, thus building but one line through
the Sierra Madres instead of two as now
projected by those companies?
This question rs being asked here as
a result of a report that the companies
are to send their respective engineers
over the line of the Kansas City. Mex
leo and Orient survey from Minaca to
TobolobampO. and that they will start
IN the trip a. once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
TO DEVELOP HOT SPRINGS
IN VICINITY OF MARIA.

chihuahua. Mex, May SO.-Santos
Terrazas, of Maria. Texas. has been
here the last few days in connection
with his hot springs resort project. The
owner of the Candelaria hot springs on
the Chihuahua side Of the Rio Grande
above Maria He is planning the or
ganizatiOn of the Mexico Mineral Hot
Springs company 10 take over those
springs and establish u health resort
there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
-DGE LEWIS WILL 7ToEp
FEDERAL COURT AT GI,ORE
aaIysis of Mine Water Shows 1t TO
&c inFaritery for City Purposes:
Flag Day Speakers Named

Globe, Ariz-, May SO-Judge Lew is
has announced he will hold the semi
annual term Of United States court for
ella and Graham counties. although
there are but three criminal and as
many civil cases to be tried.
The original order for the conven-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30

Genus, in honor of his fifth birthday.
He was the recipient of $50 check from
his mother
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30

ranch in the Davis mountains, reports
a good range arc cattle in splendid
condition.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-28
WANTS MONEY BACK
j. TX. Sears Complains of Freight Rate
on Land Plaster.

James X. Sears of Mccoy, Or, has
complained to the state railroad COM
mission on an overcharge by the
Southern Pacific company for the
transportation of twenty tons of
freight. Sears in his complaint sets
forth that during the month of March,
1909, twenty tons of land plaster was
shipped to him at Mccoy from Port
land. This car reached him on the
18th of April containing somewhat less
than twenty tons. The charges asked
for the transportation of this car were
paid by him under protest, as they
were considered excessive. The rate
charged for the car was 13 cents per
hundred pounds, amounting to $51.51
The former rate, he alleges, was
cents from Portland to Mccoy and
Perrydale, a corresponding distance
and the rate from Portland to Nc
Minnville is cents.
Sears complaint also states that the
agent at Mccoy recognizes that 1S
cents is excessive and took the matter
I'D with the s. p. officials, who also
admitted that the rate of 13 cents was
excessive, but claimed that as only
twenty tons had been shipped in
thirty-ton capacity car the railroad
company was entitled to the alleged
overcharge.-Salem Statesman.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-28
ADMITTED TO PROBATE
Late Mrs. e. G. Emmens Left Estate
Valued at About $4,000.


The will of the late Mrs Eliza G.
Emmens was admitted to probate We'd
nesday. All of the property is be-
queathed to relatives, Mrs. Anna Coad,
of Dallas and Mrs. J. S. Cooper, OF
Independence, who were raised from
infancy by the deceased woman, being
the principal benefciaries. The value
of the estate is estimated at about
$4,000. The bequests are as follows:
To Mrs. Anna Coad--Lots Z and 8,
Block 13, (the home property in
Dallas, Oregon.
To Mrs. Jennie McNeal Cooper-the
sum of $4,000 in money.
To nieces and nephews, Fred Gar
wood, C. M Garwood, S. w. Garwood,
Ruth A. Marks and Alma Rickard
$3.50 each.
To Nellie Garwood, daughter OF G.
M. Garwood, 500.
| The remainder of the property, both
real and personal, to be sold at pub
lie or private sale by ]. d. Smith ex-
ecutor; after paying the expenses oi
such sale the remainder of the pro-
ceeds of the sale to be divided equally
between Mrs Annie Coad and Mrs
Jennie Cooper.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-28
DIED FROM EXPOSURE
Amity Man, Crazed by Pain, Wanders
All Night in Woods.

Howard Thomas, young man
about 80 years of age died at the home
of Robert Booth, on Upper Willamina,,
Thursday night, from exposure While
temporarily insane.
He lived at Amity and was engaged
with Arthur Dodge in surveying the
Amity electric line Both men were
stopping at Mr.. Booths where Thomas
had been sick for few days. On We'd
nesday, about midnight, he became
worse and insisted upon getting up
His attendants were unable to keep
him in bed, and in sudden frenzy
he knocked one of them over and
rushed from the house in his night
clothes and was soon lost in the dark
ness. The entire neighborhood was
aroused and active search for him was
vigorously prosecuted, but it was some
hours before he was discovered. When
found he was about mile from the
house sitting on a log, but so chilled
had he become, and weak from his i'll
ness. that he could not recover and he
died the next evening. The body was
taken to Amity for burial.-Sher-
| idan Sun.