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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
MAGDALENA WO0DMEN
PLAN NEW BUILDING.
Committee Is Appointed 10 Secure Site
Telephone System Is Proposed
Caftleran Culls Stock.

Nagdalena. \. NJ, July IA com
mittee consisting of 4. y. Evans, j. X
Phillips and F. NJ Nliera, has been ap-
pointed bv tine Aiagdalena camp No. ",
Woodmen Of the World, to secure a site
Tor a new lodge building. he commit
tee viii purchase lot and erect a new
building. At a meeting of the Ma"dalen3
csm0 DR.. Robert a. Thomas was elected
consul commander TO succeed A. Cham-
berlain. who has moved to Callf0rnla'
Other officers elected are Prof. j. +
Williams, past consul commander; y. w
Phillips, Waterman, and Fred u Granam'
sentry. Several new members have been
received and the lodge is growing
prof Fl. p. Daley, who taught in Mag
dalena last year, as principal OF the Algn
school is here visiting friends Prof.
Daley has been spending his vacation
with nrlatives in the east
" F. Findiev, of Burnley, is here look
inc after business interests and lam"
in a supply of provisions for his ranch.
N-. Findlev is interested in the proposed
felanbone system. which IS to extend
from Magdalena TO Burlev and other
western points At present, in cases OF
emergency, it is necessary to ride the
whole distance. The section has mail
only twice each week. Mr. Elndley also
states the range Is fine and that ne eX-
poets to ship several cars of cattle from
his ranch TO Kansas City the first OF
September.
4 horseback party, the guests OF Miss
Irene Fender. rode to Hop canyon for
camp supper. Those in the party were:
Misses Isabel Mordy, Anna Riley. Phil
lipps. Roberts. and Mr. and Mrs. William
Pender. and Joseph Eggum. Claude c.
KilIiner. Harrington, Box and Pressler.
Henry Gardiner has gone to western
New Mexico and eastern Arizona TO Gull
and shin the cattle bought in this section
bv the VIM. Gardiner & Son Cattle CON-
mission company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
$4,000 FRONT FOOT
FOR PROPERTY
San Antonio Street Bank
Building Is Sold to j.
S. Reynolds.

As part of the consolidation of the
National Bank of Commerce with the
First National bank, the building Oc-
cupied by the Bank of Commerce has
been taken over by the First National
bank, the deed being made in the name
of J. S. Reynolds, president of the bank
The price paid was $4,000 for the %
feet, and nine inches, or approximately
$1,000 front foot on San Antonio street
The site extends back 100 feet to pri-
vate alley and the building Is a three
story brick, formerly owned by J. n.
Nations but sold to the Bank of Com
merce when il was organized.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
GOAT RAISERS EXPECT
BIG TIME AT THE FAIR

Meet me in Ell PasO" is the slogan Of
the National Mohair Growers associa-
ton. This association viii hold its an
nual meeting in Ell Paso during the Ell
Paso fair and exposition October % 10
November 6. The official publication of
the association, the American Stock
man." has an article in the last issue
by C. NJ Bishop, the editor. urging every
member of the association to come 10
Ell Paso for the annual meeting of the
national association
I'VE will have great times at this
meeting" the editor OF the Stockman
says, land anyone who thinks there is
anything primitive about the goatmen
entertainment will be surprised.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
FOREIGN MINERS AT BISBEE
SEND MONEY TO RELATIVES.
Miner Dies at Hospital-Crowd Expected
for Sunday Ball Game-Stork De-
lvers IS Babies In One Week.

livers IS Babies In One Week.
Bisbee, Ariz., July 21.-Over 5000
is being sent every month by foreigners.
through the local postoffice. TO Italy,
Austria, Greece and other countries in
Europe. Very few foreign miners locate
here permanently with their families.
Joseph Mank, an engineer at the Bri $
shaft, died at the Calumet & Arizona
hospital of typhoid fever
The city REGISTRATION shows I'D to date
a total of $50 voters
A big excursion is expected from Can
anea Sunday on the occasion of the game
between the Quien Sabe and the Miner
teams
About Is births were registered last
week, boys Predominating, in two in
stances twins We're born.
A collection of new and interesting
books of we'll known authors has been
freceived at the Copper Queen library.
James Mccarthy, a miner, has left
Bisbee, having been wired that oil was
found on his ranch in southern California
and that some capitalists had offered to
buy the property.
J. J. Murdoch of Lowell and Miss
Catherine Fuller of Don Luis were mar
ried by justice Murphy. Mr.. Murdoch
is employed as a machinist at the shops
OF the Junction shaft.
Anton Marienka, L. Kotiscki and G..
Rozich, Slavonians, have left for their ma
tive land, after residence of about 10
years in Nevada and Arizona. Accordin~
to their statement, they have sent to
their families an average of s4OO ner
year.
w. E. Roberts. an electrician of the
Copper Queen, has returned from a trip
to Montana
Miss Alma Itzweire, of the Conner
Queen store, has gone to California for
her vacation.
Mrs H. A. Graham has gone to Pc
mona. Cal, for a visit with friends and
relatives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
Over the
Card Table

She-Who are the candidates VINO are
opposing Mr.. Edwards and his asso-
ciateS?
He-They are men who wished the
support of the men they abuse as a
ring and could not get 1T.
She-Do you mean they are the So
called "ring"sdiscard?
Ke-Thats about right
She-Did you ever know of a player
to win with a hand picked from his
opponents discards?
He| never did.
She-What will be the effect of the
election of Mr.. Edwards as sheriff.
He-Pistol carrying will end and yio-
lence be suppressed.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
Buy Your California Ticket
As Far As Pizmo Beach.

The ideal pleasure resort of ali
coast beaches on the Pacific coast. In
san Luis Obispo county, Cal. half way
between Los Angeles andNSan Fran
cisco. on the Southern Pacific Coast
Line: trains daily from Los Angeles.
Firstclass hotel Tent city in conjunc-
ton Pleasure and comfort and all
kinds Of amusements. Pizmo Beach
is the safest beach to bath, and the
most beautiful. the widest and longest
on the west coast OF the United States.
Special weekly and monthly rates to
guests. Now under nex management.
EL PRIMO RESORT CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
COMES FROM ARIZONA
FOR PASTEUR TREATMENT

Bitten by a dog, and after seeing
dogs as big as young elephants in his
sleep. Oliver G. King, ranchman of Ami
mas, n. NJ, has come to FL Paso to take
treatment for the dog bite at the Ell
Paso Pasteur institute.
King was bitten by a stray dog, the
animals fangs piercing the palm Of his
right hand Fearing that the animal
might have been suffering from rabies.
King caught the first train to Ell Paso
and will remain here until he has taken
the Pasteur treatment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
SANTA ROSA JURIST IS
ASSIGNED. LAWYERS ADMITTED

Santa Fe, y. ", July 21.-The term
tOrial supreme court has assigned asso-
ciate justice Edward r. Wright, of Santa
Rosa, recently appointed to the bench,
to the sixth iudcal district, with head
quarters ut Alamogordo.
The following lawyers were admitted
to the bar: H. c. Allen, of Denver; Fred
W. Mcdonald, J. Frank Curns, Charles A.
Raynolds, Joseph Gill, William E.
Rogers. Henry Swan, E. J. Howard, Stan
ley A Fontz, W. H. CLEARWATER and Her
man ] Schmidtschulte.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
OFFICIAL BALLOTS ARRIVE
FOR SATURDAYS PRIMARIES

Wrapped in dun colored paper and
sealed with two formal looking stick
ers, the ballots for the primary cleo
tior Saturday were delivered oy county
chairman W. B. ware to c)unty clerk
Park Phtman Wednesday afternoon.
The Packages included 1000 D THO Of
fetal Democratic primary ballots and
fha5 were put i'll the vaults Of the
ciclE office 10 .-e held until sat
urday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
according to
nothing but-dog-show.

nothing but-dOg-show according TO
present arrangements.
Already the merchants are offering
prizes" said L. H. Yale, president of
the local club, and on that depends
much of our success in attracting out
Of town exhibitors. We want even more
big city exhibitors than last year, but
also we must have the fanciers from
surrounding towns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
LOST MONEY AT RENO;
WORKING HIS WAY HOME.

Alexander OFT. who said he was the
son of a New York saloonkeeper. was
arraigned in police court Thursday
morning and held until the afternoon
session. He told judge Lea that he
was working his way home from the
Jeffries-J ohnson prize fight, where he
lost $500 and also declared that he had
left $500 worth of clothing at Hachita,
y. NJ, to pay for his board.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
CHANGES ANNOUNCED FOR
SANTA FEE CATHOLIC SCHOOL

Santa Fe, Y. i, ,J:Ilv y --AlOthcr Ro-
sine, late general secretary at the Mother
House at Loretto, Ky, has succeeded
Mother Barbara as superior OF the To-
retto academy in this city, the Oldest
school for girls west OF the Missouri
river. Mother Barbara had served three
years here and Mother Rosine was for
merlv in charge of the convent and
academy at Bernalillo, 80 miles south
of Santa Fe,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21

Mark Lowd, district manager of the
Stone WEBSTER corporation at Houston.
is here on an inspection trip. He was
accompanied by ". n. Patton. of the
Stone Webster corporation office at
Boston.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
Vote For Cone
Johnson Saturday
Grand Rally Crawford Thea
ter Friday Night, 8
O'clock.

Fred Freeman Will Speak
For Prohibition.
lack Cobb Will Sepak For
Cone johnson.
All Decent Citizens Invited
To Unite on Cone Johnson.
There Will be Good Speeches
and Good Music.
Ladies Invited.
We realize tat il was a mistake to
try TO concentrate FL Paso prohibition
votes upon Davidson for governor. The
Indifferent following of Davidson here
is indicative of his failure to arouse en-
thusiaSm throughout the state. DR.. Ran
kin has truly said that Cone Johnson Is
the only gubernatorial candidate, rep
resen1ing clean government, who stands
any show of election
We call on all OF our fellow citt-
Zens who are opposed 10 Colquitt to
rally TO the support of Honorable Cone
Johnson.
c. NJ Newman.
r. T. Hanks.
Geo. B. Oliver.
d. W. Detwiler.
W. C. Davis.
Fred ". Freeman.
C. V. Nafe.
W. J. Buie.
W. G. Anderson.
Sam B. Gillett.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
NEW SIDEWALK ON
MYRTLE AVENUE

cement Sidewalk Is being laiI in
front Of the Myrtle house, on Myrtla
avenue, opposite the city hall park The
grade cf the walk has been lowered 70;
conform with that Of the walks on
each side OF the property
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
WORK ON Schultz BUILDING

The boxing on the front of the Schultz
building is being removed and the buf-;
fers are at work putting the final finish
on the front OF the building. A perma-
nent awning is being built over the San
Francisco street sidewalk and the in
terror finish built in the new furniture
store
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
POULTRY RAIsERS WILL
SELECT THEIR JUDGE

The Ell Paso Poultry association will
have its regular meeting this evening in
the basement of the chamber of COM
merce building. 4 selection of a judge
for the poultry show at the fair will be
made In addition, a paper will be read
by one of the members
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21

Mrs w T. oliver. of Topeka, Kans.
who has been the guest of Mrs. ]. F
Mitchell. 81 Montana street. has re-
turned to her home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
MILLS APPOINTS MEMBER OF
CONSERVATION COMMISSION

Santa Fe, y. ", July 21.-Governor
Mills today appointed attorney John ".
Morrow, of Ration, q member Of the
conservation commission OF New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21

Mrs. J. F. Primm and daughter, Miss
Gladys, have gone to California to spend
three months on the coast.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-21
TO OPERATE Ell PASO
TIN MINE SHORTLY

of the
he ore will begin atonce.
me mine lis owned
I'd and
found In America.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-16
II DEPUTY SHERIfFS
GUARD STATE RECORDS
Oklahoma State Capital at
Oklahoma City, but Books
Remain at Guthrie.

Guthrie, Okla, June 16.--Twelve dep
uty sheriffs have been sworn in and
placed about the state house to guard
against the removal of the state rec
ords to Oklahoma City, where Cover
nor Haskell has established head
quarters
Charles Daugherty, state labor COM
missioner, when leaving for Oklahoma
City today, was stopped by an officer
and the contents Of his suit case ex-
amined before he was permitted to
proceed.
Despite these steps taken by the
faction opposed to removal, Leo Meyer,
assistant secretary of state, announced
today that all state books and records
would be moved to Oklahoma City upoa
completion of vaults for their recep-
ton. The hearing on Governor Has
kelPs demurrer to the order of the
county district court restraining the
state officers from removing the capital
to Oklahoma City was set for this
morning, but owing to the delay in the
arrival of Attorney General West it
was postponed to this afternoon.
Though the hearing was to be in
Chambers, number OF Guthrie women
were present this morning at the hour
set for taking up the case.
The possibility of armed resistance
to the removal OF the state records is
ridiculed here.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-16
NlUISCH DANCE MADE
BIG hit WITH DOCS
Amusement Committee Who
Engaged "Fatima'' Pro-
fessed Surprise.

81. Louis, June Is. Delegates to the
american Medical association conven-
fton We're at stag dance last night
when young woman. whom the doe
tors call sFatima," appeared on a plat
FORM clad In her combs aud stockings,
ana invited q gray-haired physician
amid much applause
fafnment committee Of the surgical sec :
ton. Sandwiches, drinks and cigars
ssseye served by eight young women
~ stresses. but when the dance began
TO grow startling they fled from the
Tatima" came out clad IN an ulster.
which she discarded at once, and to
Oriental music began dance. AS the
doctors npplauded she removed cloth
ing piece BY piece, beginning with a
blue dress. It was then that she in
vited the venerable doctor to remove
her garter.
Or George Gale and DR.. Harry Moore
had been delegated by Or. w. w.
Graves. chairman Of the entertainment
committee, 70 provide program. Ac-
cordingly they called on Manager Tate
pf the Columbia theater,
II can give you d few vaudeville art
tess and nautsch dancer" Tate told
them
THAT ought to do admirably" they
said although they didn't know what q
'snautsch" dancer was. According to
their statement, they were the most
surprised men In the room when '.Fa-
lima" began her performance.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-16
NOBLE EARL MADE
TO GIVE BACK BIG
SUM TO COUNTESS
Bunch of Coin Which He De-
layed Wedding to Get Is
Now Restored to Its
Former Owner.

p,ttsburg, June 15.-Alice Copley
rbaw has recovered 100000 in real
estate from her former husband, the
Earl of Yarmouth This was a part OF
the s1,5Oo,oo wedding dowry that
went to Yarmouth In exchange for ms
title back when the aliiance Was inaoo
in 1908. T..
The 81 900. 900 went to Yarmouth IN
ready cash and negotiable bonds, and
II is believed has long since peen
spent. But Alice Thaw, though girl
of IS, was astute enough 10 keep
string attached to the half million OF
Pittsburg real estate.
When Yarmouth, not SATISFIED with
the million, held up the wedding for
three Quarters of an hour, while he
pressed for half million more, Alice
Thaw called in her fathers legal ad-
yisers. One-fifth Of her $2,5O0,000 IN
Pittsburg realty was conveyed to var
mouth, but the lawyers slipped into the
document a clause placing the property
In trust. and the Fidelity Title and
Trust company, ]. Dennison Lyon and
others were named as trustees.
Yarmouth discovered after the we'd
ding that, although the property was
his to all intents and purposes. he
could enjoy nothing but the income
from 1t.
The other day a deed of reconvey-
ance was received here, which returns
to Alice Thaw the 100000 OF real es-
tate placed in trust for the Earl of Var
mouth in 1903. 1t Is learned that Alice
Thaw began proceedings for the recov-
cry of this property Immediately after
the annulment Of her marriage last
year. The reconveyance filed was in
accordance with court order.
1t is known that at least a dozen
times Yarmouth had negotiations under
way for the sale Of the Pittsburg prop
erty held in trust for him, but at every
turn he was blocked by the Pittsburg
attorneys of Alice Thaw. 1t is init
mated that Yarmouth was not aware
that his youthful and beautiful wife
had outwitted him in this transaction
until long after the marriage. Then,
it is said, there was a scene which
marked the beginning of the real trou-
BILE, which ended In the suit for annul-
ment.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-16
IMMIGRANTS TRY TO
KISS TEDDY'S HANDS
Distinguished Citizen Attends
Services in Steerage and
Speaks to Future Americans.

On Board Kaserin Auguste Victoria,
June 12.-(Via Wireless to Crookhaven,
ireland, June 13)-Theodore Roosevelt
scene in the steerage this afternoon
when he attended a Catholic service
held for 1900 immigrants, Russian and
Galcian Poles. The immigrants sur
rounded an altar draped with the
American flag, chanted litany, and
then Mr.. Roosevelt spoke briefly, the
priest interpreting.
Mr.. Roosevelt welcomed his hearers
to America and gave them some good
advice on the necessity Of avoiding as
ISOLATION with strangers upon landing.
He exhorted them to be mindful of the
duties Of citizenship and to protect the
rights Of women. At the end of his
remarks the immigrants crowded about
him trying to kiss his hands.
Later at service In the second cabin
at which German priest offlciated, Mr..
Roosevelt spoke in similar vein to a
gathering OF Germans, who cheered his
remarks. The ex-president accompan-
led by the steamers captain, inspected
the third cabin and complimented the
captain on its comfort and condition.
He said 1t was to be hoped that the
steerage might eventually be quite
abolished and its place be taken by
third class cabins.
This morning Mr.. Roosevelt attended
q Protestant service In the salon. ON
Monday he will address the crew and
stokers and on Tuesday, with French.
German and Polish priests and Pro-
testant clergy he will give reception
to the first and second cabin passen-
gers.
The weather has been perfect since
the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria left mort,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-16
IS PERSONS LYING
DEAD IN RUINS OF
MONTREAL BLOCK
Crowds Hear Despairing Groans
and Pitiful Calls for Help,
but Leaping Flames Pre-
vent Rescue.

Montreal, Can, June 15.-Bodies OF
probably IS bindery girls and linotype
men are buried beneath tons OF the
wrecked machinery and debris In the
basement, of the Herald building In this
city. which was wrecked by fire today.
slow torture.
Flames crept slowly upon them as
they lay helpless, and as rescue party
was fighting to penetrate the puildlng;
The victims were swept downward
through the building by huge water
tank which plunged from roof 10 cellar.
Almost instantly there was an expio-
sion Of gas from severed pipes Whlcli
hung about the sides of the immense
Jagged hole.
Flames famed by stiff wind, We're
soon sweeping the upper floors OF the
building. Scores of persons In the
editorial and other departments mad 10
fight for their lives through smoke ana
wreckage.
The fire department could make little
impression on the increasing names:
The flames were first confined to the
upper floors of the building, but al
though all the available fire apparatus
was used 1t was impossible to control
the fire, which was famed by a strong
wind.
Inspector Mcmahon of the police
force called upon those around him to
organize a rescue party, but ire
mendous wall Of flames suddenly rising
from the basement made 1t impossible
to enter the building.
Cries of the buried victims rose over
the shouts of the firemen and the crowd
quickly gathered. Although the flames
were steadily increasing, 1t appeared
for a time as If some who had been
hurled to the basement might be res
cued.
The police headed a volunteer party
which, protected by water curtain
formed by the streams from the fire
hose tried to enter the building. With
the opening Of the doors the groans and
cries Of those pinned in the ruins be-
came more distinct. But just within
wall of flame suddenly arose. Gradu-
ally the cries died out. All attempts
at rescue had to be abandoned.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-16
.D0xEY AND HIS WIFE
CONFER AND MAKE up
Occupy Same Room at Old
Home. Sell Furniture and
Return to st. Louis.

Columbus. Neb.. June 15.-Dr. and
Mrs. Loren B. Doxey are practically
through with Columbus and Nebraska
Yesterday they had q sale and disposed
OF their household goods, selling some
Ct private sale and the balance At auc-
ton. Both Of them looked after the
sale OF the property and seemed to Be
on perfectly friendly terms,
Yesterday Mrs.. Doxey left FOR a.
Louis, the doctor accompanying her 70
the train and there bidding her rood
Ing compelled to look after some bust
ness matters that were settled eatur-
Gay, the doctor remained over until to-
day, when he will return to ST, Iouie
Wnsn DR.. and Mrs. poxey ART ar
rived last week. they did not eeem e.
&c psrticularly friendly, though thew
talked together frequently. Thev hath
stayeo q the Meridian hotel ana dur-
ing the last two days they occunied fh 81
seme room. It II evident "a ~ NINA
g me people here, that IL there Were
ts,s, ~ dlmerences existing between
~ tnem they have BEEN ad1ust1d snd
snas tnsy intend again 10 i've fo~cfher'
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-16
SURE, FIGHT HIM."
SAYS ALTERNATELY KID.
IF You Don't Lick Him I'll
Whip You Both" Says
Brother.

Wilmington, DEL, June 15.--Sure,
I'll Tight that fellow" said 6-year- old
Temple Abernathy, youngest OF the
Oklahoma mixers. when he heard of the
boast Of 7-year- Tommy Tilney
OF Brooklyn. that he could lick him.
I've got pair o. gloves to home
too" lisped the little rough rider. q
can lick that Teller. only he ain't biz
enough for me-"
Yes. and II you don't lick him." put
In Louie. who heard part Of the con-
versation. TIL lick both of YOU"
Nav. Bud. you lick his brother" re-
sponded Temple.
WED like to fight him." seriousl,
added Bud a. Louie IL known down
home. You see. we saw Jeff and
Bat Nelson and lot OF other flahters
and 20 we know something aho,,i
fighting. Honest, II that fellow nj
just meet US somewhere along the road
we'll stop the horses long enough ID
lick him" and Bud shifted his ouid a
chewing gum from one side Of his
mouth TO the other, and strove to lool
di99ugteQ4 ss-sssea-ass As,re-~ -.-.,-@ ~ !.
The Oklahoma boys are camping to-
night IN Wilmington instead 81 Phils !.
Qelph1A The lameness OF Louie;s
mount sudden furry Of rain and the
hospitality Of the people Of Whining
ton determined the boys to remaip
here over night The little horseback
mixers are the guests Of the Elks and
are occupying box at the production
Of The MiIxado" at local theater.