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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13

der ana Mrs. L. q. Sm1lhson. Mfs.
Snsthson will be the hostess next week.
THE CLUB CALENDAR
The Riding club will meet this after
noon at DR.. S. Il. Ledbetter's. corner of
Tenth avenue and Seventeenth street.
South, at 800 O'Clock. Attention is called
to the change in the hour. The destlna-
ton Is the Huntsville Avenue road.
Mrs. L. ]. Haley is the hostess today
for the Clionian club, which holds It's
final meeting for the year The hour
has been changed to 10 o'clock this MORN
ing, so that members may attend the
Griggs lecture this afternoon
The Qui Vive club will meet this after
noon with Mrs. A. NJ. Holt, God Tuscaloosa
avenue, West End.
5 The meeting of the Study Circle will be
postponed until tomorrow. when Mrs.
Overton Fullerton will be the hostess at a
business meeting at o'clock.
The Amaranth club will meet this aft
ernoon with Mrs W. l.. Murdoch
The Kenilworth club meets this morn
ing with Mrs. Frank Stevens. 1910 Thir-
teenth avenue, South. at 10 O'Clock.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS
Tickets for the barbecue, to be fea-
ture of Library day at East Lake, may
be procured from Mrs. l.. J. Haley by
the clubs that have subscribed for them.
Mrs Haley Is chairman of the finance
committee.
Class No. Q of the South Highlands
Methodist church will give a lawn fete
at the r. s. Munger residence tomorrow
afternoon and evening from to 10
clock. Ice cream, cakes and candies will
be sold.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-07
= :: :::::' THE CHORUS LADY , 9; :: ::.,.
Continued From Yesterday

COW now. not tram. but keb. hif
you'll allaow me. Miss Patsy" he said.
But admit you better ave somethin'
fust? Fra sure you need it"
mix for the cab" she replied. 81
could do with cup of coffee. though -
There's plyce just across the wy
what keeps open all night" he said.
1--WE can get some cawffee there If
you'd rather not ave anythin' stron-
ger"
Patsy refused anything stronger.
With profoune difidence he offered
her his arm. Feeling faint. she leaned
upon it gladly. and they soon were in
before them.
The Duke was not a little proud Of
the honor done to him and sought to
cheer his companion up by chatting
nnimatedly With instructive delicacy.
however. he refrained from question
Ing her. but talked about himself. Pat
sy had not heard of his departure from
Maple Grove. He told how he had
been summoned from there by tele-
gram from his mother to go to Eng
land and that he had arrived In New
York on his return from that country
that very day.
81 went to the Long Acre theater
this hevenin'. but l didn't see Miss
Nora or you,'' he said.
NO" she replied; I'VE wasn't there"
He saw from the absent look in her
eyes that she was not listening to half
of what he said
"P'r'aps you'd like to go 'ome now"
he suggested.
Home" she echoed YEARLY. "Oh,
yes. What time is it? Gee. it's after
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-07

Him William Perkins-you know.
the Duke they used to call Inc at
Nipple Grove"
And the Duke he was, but it was
small wonder that Patsy failed to rec
ogniZe him. The generally dirty sweater
clad stable boy was miracuIously trans
formed He was as spick and span as
new pin. smart tan oyercoat
opened upon n suit of loud check anu
distinctly English cut A hard felt hat
and gloves to match the topcoat gave
an added air of distinction TO him, as
also did his black patent leather shoes.
straight collar and soft red tie set off
with real diamond horseshoe pin.
IL wus in Broadway car just
naow," he went on. IAN recognized
you. but you seemed in such trouble
an so anxious TO be LET alone that l
didn't like to speak to you. but when l
see you go across Battery plyce at this
time O. night an lookin' so i'll / was
afryd somethin' wus the matter an
took the liberty of followin' you 1
'ope you don't mind If there's any
thing / can do
This meeting. following the incident
with the policeman. had the effect Of
restoring Patsy wholly to her senses.
In common with everybody at Maple
Grove. she had liked the Duke from
the little she had seen of him there,
because he always had been obliging
and CHEEKY.
Eyes. I've been under the weather
an upset a bit" she told him. Il feel
like I'd drop. I'd be real grateful if
you'd put me on an Eighth avenoo
car. They go from somewhere here
abouts, don't they?"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-07
{. KERN DONATES LAND To
MAKE CITY PARK IN THE ARROYAs
Continued From Page One.)

the sunken part of the park tract and
will be filled from the water coming
off of Mount Franklin. The A lake is
to be the largest, covering Is acres,
and will be the feeder for the three
smaller lakes. These lakes are to be
formed by throwing out concrete dams
and impoundfng the water back of
them. The dam for the large lake is
to be 80 feet at the top and 105 feet
at the bottom, TO be of concrete with
ornamental trimmings and will be SO
feet in height. Mr.. Kern's plan is to
impound the water in this large lake
and distribute it TO the smaller ones
while the rainy season is in progress,
and during the dry season to arrange
for pumping water from the river to
keep the lakes filled with water.
Scenic Driveway.
The scenic driveway, which is TO be
one of the features of West Lake park,
will connect with Lawton avenue on the
east and will swing through the tract
and extend a short distance to the west
of the park site proper, this strip of
land having been donated by J. j. Mum
dy. This driveway will extend the full
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-07

length of the park, and will have a
separate roadway for autos, on the
long stretch running north and south.
Across the aroyas and the lakes will
be bridges for carriages TO pass over
and there will also be two bridges to
allow the street cars to pass through
the park From the main driveway,
running north and south, are other
smaller ones, which connect all parts
of the park, so that it will be possible
20 drive through the entire park. These
drives are 10 be lined with trees and
at convenient places along the drives
there will be pagodas and summer
houses to be built in keeping with the
general scheme.
Donors nj Land.
Among those,who have signified their
intention Of giving land in the park
site for the establishment of a perma-
nent playground and municipal park
are the LOOMS estate. Miss Thirza L.
Westcott, Capt. T. ]. Beall, Willard Pat
terson, j. J. Mundy and A G. Foster
Mr. Kern has obtained deeds for Is of
the blocks which he offers to give to
the city without other consideration
than that the city improve the park and
make it place where the city may en-
JOY the Ell Paso scenery and the chill
dren may play and enjoy themselves
In addition to these dons.ions of land
Mr. Kern has received "sIlpober of
offers of cash donations conditioIaI up
on the Improvement OF the park D.
Storms, who owns land near the pro-
posed park and who has donated lanu
for the proposed scenic boulevard on
the high mesa, offers to give $500, the
established price of one block of ground
in the tract. II. B. Stevens also agrees
to give similar amount; z. T White
and j. c. Hansen offer to give $500;
j. H Smith, P. f. Edwards, w. Cooley
and Leigh Clark have also signified
their intention of making cash dona-
tons TO the fund for acquiring this
ground to be converted into West Lake
park.
Offer to Donate Cement
Felix Martinez, as one of the directors
of the Southwestern Portland Cement
company, offers to make a proposition
TO the board of directors to donate a
part of the cement used in building
the dams, the walks and bridges in the
new park.
Mr. Kern states that twothirds of the
land can be donated to the city free
of charge, the amount of land donated
and the cash donations making this
possible For the remaining land.
which cannot be acquired except by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-07

city Of Chihuahua to attend to som.
business.
l. W. Pierce and wife have returned
from FL Paso with a large incubator
and some thoroughbred chickens They
are going into the chicken business
right
There are very hard times among the
natives as to the food question and the
colonfsts keep everything under lock
and key.
Mrs Lucy E. Johnson entertained
some friends at her home.
a c. Peterson has returned from
Chihuahua. having been successful in
his business.
ing was a success.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-07

II o'clockw
Requesting her to remain where she
was for a moment and to excuse him,
the Duke went out and in a few min
utes returned with a cab.
You're awful good" she said as he
helped her in. Il don't know how to
thank you
You can best do that by forgettin'
it." he answered. Good night, Miss
Patsy"
He added as the vehicle started in
response to his signal:
Don't Ply the kebby; .'e's 'ad is
fare"
One thing was sure, she would have
nothing more to do with Dan after the
way he had treated her. Another
thing also was sure, SIZE would not be
able to return to the Long Acre thea
ter after having left the stage manager
in the lurch as she had done. This did
not trouble her much She did not
want to return there. She and Nora
would go away somewhere, procure
an engagement with a company on
tour that would take them far from
everybody and from new York. Some
day they would find out. perhaps. how
unjust they had been to her. and Dan
would be sorry, but she would never
forgive him.
At the thought that all was over be-
tween them. of the failure of her hopes
that had sustained her through all the
years os her trials and struggles, she
began to weep.
''Oh, Dan, DanI' she sobbed. "How
could youI Oh. how could your
CTo Be Contfnued.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-07
stitution TO the henlth and pleasure of
the city of Ell Paso"
VIII Make Big Donations.

Says ]. j. Mundy:
Il desire to express my approval at
the large donation Of land and great
public interest and energy displayed
by Mr.. Kern in coming to this city anu
exerting himself constantly for the past
two months in making a plan feasible
for large and beautiful science park
in the billy and broken portion OF the
city where desirable effects can be Sc
cured.
In the event Mr.. Kern's plans for
West Lake park are adopted by the city
council and the donations of land and
money from him and other generous
citizens accepted, and the remainder of
the land needed is either purchased or
acquired by condemnation by the city,
and such park is established, / will
donate and pledge myself to deed to
the city my interest in blocks 81. 1853.
1S6 and FL, also the part of the Frank
Wells Brown survey No. 202 shown on
the map curved by the roadway and the
portion lying east between said road
and the Alexander addition line.
would recommend to the council
that Va. Kern's proposition be accepted
and thaHhe be given a hearty vote of
thanks. nd commended for his gem
erous don atisna and energy in this wor-
thy cause"
storms to Way for Block.
Il am informed ~ P. E. Kern that
the larger part of Improperly needed
for West Lake park hGsabeen actually
sold and conveyed for 5000. per block
and as these prices establish a stand
ard of value he believes that Nall of the
blocks that have not been debated can
be condemned and acquired by Nhe city
for an amount not exceeding $500 CASH
provided the city of III PaSc ac-
cepts Mr.. Kern's proposition and. the
proposition of other generous citizens
who have proposed to donate land or
money for park purposes. and carries.
out the project of acquiring the other
land shown by Mr. Kern's plan includ-
ing the blocks up to the westside of
Stanton street and fitting the same as
a park, then and in that event 1 obli-
gate and pledge myself to donate and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-07
ALTO, n. NJ, MAN DIES
FROM HEART FAILURE.
Three School Directors Are Elected
Personal Mention of Alto
People.

Alto. n. NJ, April 7--FIem Bingham
died suddenly of heart failure at his
home near Alto. He leaves a wife ana
four children.
At the school election P. L. Krouse
D. J. Cox and We n. Hightower were
elected as directors.
Avis Imam, who has been visiting
his father and sisters in Alto has re-
turned to his home in Tularosa.
W. n. Hightower and wife are IN
Captain
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Monday

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-07

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-07

pay to the city of FL Paso the sum of
$500 in cash.
Il haye been called upon to donate
portions OF various sizes of eight tracts
of land. owned by me, for the purpose
of establishing a scenic boulevard and
have also obligated myself TO join
and bear a portion of the expense of
grading Kansas street I have no land
very near West Lake park, but 1 GER
tainly believe that it is a project that
merits the appoval Of the city,
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-07
THE WEATHER


For FL Paso and vicinity: Tonight and
Friday, fanr; cooler tonight
For New Mexico; Tonight, fair; frost
north portion; Friday. fair.
For west Texas: Tonight, partly
cloudy weather; colder except IN south
east portion; Friday, fair.
River at FL Paso: Height OF surface
this morning above fixed zero mark.
12.9 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-07

Good Drill waist for
children, sizes 2 to 10.
made with reinforced
stavs and a good line of
children's ruffle and
plain drawers and Skirts
for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-07
WEDDING AT COLONIA DIAZ;
NATIVES SHORT ON FOOD

Colonia DiaZ, Mexico April T-Coan
Patten, of Colonia Dublan. and Miss
Mary Rheims, of Colonia Diaz. were
married here. All OF the young folks
of the town attended the wedding.
Martin NJ Sanders has gone to the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-07
Go Be Contfnued.)

condemnation proceedings, the city is
asked to acquire
The tract, complete, will contain
about AZ acres. and will have approx
mately 315 lots. The tract Is three
fourths of mile long and four blocks
wide The upper lake will be 200 feet
above the city. and from what Mr.. Kern
calls inspiration point" at the head
of the upper lake. view can be OBJ
tanned of JuareZ. the Mexican mountains
and of the city of FL Paso.
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SUTTON

Considerable excitement in
our town Friday night. A. A.
Galloway's gin house, two fine
gin stands and a double press
were destroyed by fire. The
engine and boiler we're saved.
A year ago. lacking three days,
his gin was burned.
George Bright is on the sick
list. Brad Bright is behind the
counter smiling on the customers.
Peyton Woosly says he has the
wide at nights but don't
see any ghosts.
Bob Martin stopped in our
burg awhile Saturday.
Sam Hamilton was appointed
inspector and when last seen he
was travelling east with a
lantern.
John Davis was seen in Sutton
Saturday. He has been in Texas
for some time. He is as jolly as
ever. He said he averaged so
pounds of cotton a day.
Ebert Galloway says pizen
wont hurt him. | see it don't
the way you use it.
Mesdames Loe and Griffith,
wife of Marshal Griffith of Hope,
are visiting the family of c. M.
Andres.
A. G.. Wren has bought jim
Franks farm near Sutton.
When last seen, Bob Bright
was going south. 1t is rather
early for geese to go south.
Someone heard an owl before
day and said, Run, it's after a
chicken. Lo, and behold, it
was Thornton after a chicken
for breakfast.
Will Andres Of Hope was
visiting his father and mother at
Sutton Friday night.
Barton Saunders says that
President Johnson's wife taught
him (Johnson) to read and write
and that is why he is struck on
school teachers.
Ask Miss Matte Phillips not to
weep, he will be back IN the near
future.
Lloyd Sutton says he is up with
his ginning now.
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-04
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i tie Sound Advice Will Help Many
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-04
Ship Lap And Finish Lum.
Der At Home Lumber Co.

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Thanks TO Will Buchanan, the
clever carrier on route 5, for
some nice sweet potatoes. Will
has a splendid little farm north
of town and has demonstrated
the fact that sweet potatoes can
be grown successfully on the
prairie land north of town. In
fact any old thing will grow in
any old place in Arkansas.
Mound City Paints may cost
a triie mere. but! W. B.
Waller.
A. Monson recently sold 2
Organs below Hope. 5 above
Hope, l Piano to Gale High
School, | to Murfreesboro, 2
Sewing machines to Smithton.
A. Monson delivers some goods
direct from Factories to custo-
mer's nearest station.
William Andrews happened to
a very painful accident at the
Ozan Mill last Friday. While
running a cutoff saw his right
hand was jerked into the saw
and three of his fingers were
almost cut off. DR.. Hesterly at
tended the wound and he is get
ting along as well as could be
expected.
Constipation is the rock that wrecks
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blood. Regularity can be established
the use of PRICKLY ASH
BITTERS. 1t is mildly cathartic and
strengthens the stomach. liver and
kidneys.
Found-At the tie yard in
Prescott. Saturday, Nov. 18th, a
good leather suit case that had
the appearance of being broken
into and hid under the tie pile,
contained cloathing and other
articles. The owner can get
the same by proving the proper
ty and paying for this notice.
Martin and John Crane.
Prescott, Ark. r. 5.