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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
People In Ell Paso Hotels

At the Grand Central-Leonardo Con"
zales, Mexico City.
From the Pacific Coast.
At the Sheldon-W. o. Campbell and
wife, Los Angeles.
AT the st. Regis-M. MeGotchner, Salt
Lake; C. NJ McKellipi, Portland, Ore;
F. j. Ellenshon, Pomeroy. Wash; w. o.
Sisk,. Los Angeles; Mrs. NJ. Brown, Los
Angeles.
At the Grand Central. E. Dougher.
Los Angeles.
From New York.
At the Sheldon-R- Forsyth, William
A. Frish, Charles A. Mcguire, P. B.
Lamb.
Maywrite, H Vincent Hermann, Law
renee C. May, H. c. Macfarlane, H. r.
Waynn
From Chicago.
At the st. Regis-E. H Nolte.
At the Angelus-T. W. White, r. NJ.
Smith, Ed Zusshlorsy.
At the Zeiger-Charles R. Joseph.
From St. Louis.
At the Sheldon-Chris Hoeppner, Ed
win Mitchell.
From Everywhere.
J. J. McCaughey. South Dakota; A
Lilly, jr, Baltimore, Nd; P B. McFur-
rell, Limerick, Ireland; G. NJ. Sheppley.
Baltimore, Md; J. P. Peteet, Boston.
At the st. Regis-Nettie W. Scott.
Washington, D. c.; G. H. Nance and
family. Duluth, Mimi; julius z. Seitz
and wife. Newark, n. J.; Joe Gordon,
Kansas City, Mo-; Cassell s., Brooks,
Birmingham, Ala.
At the Angelus-H. W. Billiard. wife
and child, Denver; Theodore Espe, Wash
ington.
At the orndorf FED Buehn. Pitts
burg, Pa; Lillian Buehn, Pittsburg, Pa;
Miss E. c. Bowman, Philadelphia
At the Zeiger-E- s. Waddler. St Jo-
seph. Mo-; H. K. Frederick, Wichita,
KY; R. z. Sayles. Wichita, KY; ]. Il.
Robb, Topeka, Kans.; F. A. Andrews.
O'Brien, O.; B. H. OConnor, Gardner
City, Kans.; r. Fourchy, Kansas City,
Mo.
AT the Grand Central-M. W. Kane.
Boone, Ia; F. ]. Sunada, Pine City,
MINI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
From New Mexico.

At the Standardization Agee, Silver
City; l. r. Millican, AIlamore; A. d.
SETTLER, Silver City; Miss B. Audet, Sill
yer City; ". B. Franklin and wife, Por-
tales: n. ]. Wells. Santa Fe.
At the St Regis-D. NJ Barringer, j.,
Alamogordo.
At the Orndorff-Clara MAyes, Santa
Fe: B. S. Gillette, Leopold.
AT the zeiger-T. Hall, Mutt; John
Pitts. Hatchett, n. NJ
At the Grand Central-Mrs- Juan Ar
mendariz, Socorro; Mateo Lujan, Santa
Fe; Mrs. Oscar Lehman, Las cruces;
Miss Katherine Lehman, Las Cruces.
From Arizona.
At the Sheldon-C. NJ. Shannon and
wife, Clifton; Alonzo Holey, Tucson.
At the Angelus-C. NJ. Murphy, Tue
son: G. EC Hickey. Tucson.
At the Orndorff-N. A. Murray, Tue
son; J. d. Matthews, Tucson.
AT the Zeiger-Bertha Stacy, Clifton.
From Texas.
At the Sheldon5C. E. Morgan, Toyah;
J. T. McElroy, Odessa; Rev. J. j. Ho-
han. Toyah; W. R Miller, Alpine; James
McLymont, Del Rio; NJ. J. Boggess,
Del Rio; L. r Millican, Allamore; NJ.
T. Smith Dallas.
AT the Angelus-Mrs. NJ V. Moore,
Temple, Tex.
I. Z. Patton, Fort Worth.
At the Zeiger-T. ". Erwin, Dallas;
J. NJ Bean, Sierra Blanca; L. J. Odom.
San Angelo, Tex.
From Mexico.
At the Sheldon-Mrs. c. z. Matthews,
Mexico City; J. T. Evans, CaDanea; A. &
Swain, Parral
At the st. Regis-W-. Yberri, Guaymas,
Son.; G. Herman, Guaymas, Son.; S.
Schentz, Guaymas, Son; German Blaz,
Alamos, Sonora.
AT the Angelus-W. L. Purcell, Can
anea.
At the Orndorff-L Escobar, Chihua-
hua; E. ]. Lafon, chihuahua; j. D. Muir
ramontes, chihuahua; George z. King
and wife, Guadalajara; Mrs Ochoa and
daughter, Guadalajara; Miss E. s.
Plumb. Chihuahua; Mrs. n. J. Quigley,
chihuahua; r. J. Long, Parrai, MeS-
leo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24

Pelman. Harry W. Kellogg, Alamogor-
do: William l. Cahill. Mescalero; Albert
S. Maudlin, Mountain Park, and z. O.
Brownfield, Orange.
A Territorial Fair.
The New Mexico Horticultural So
ciety at meeting has decided to hold
a territorial fair at Santa Fe in the fall
and elected the following officers:
President, David Miller. of Santa Fe;
secretary, Charles E. Michaels; treas
urer. G. Franklin Flick; vice presidents,
W Frank Owen, Jose D. Sena, Paul A
F. Waiter. ". S. HopeweH, Parker
Earle w w. Mills. Fabian Garcia, G.
l. Pollard, r. E Twitchell, E. F. Ho-
bart. A. D. Coon and Alexander Gusdcrf;
executive committee, L. Bradford,
Prince, F. A. Jones and H. S. Kaune-
Governor Mills has appointed j. P.
White, Of Roswell, a regent of the New
Mexico Military institute in that city.
Arrested at Deming.
Mounted policeman j. A Beal, Of
Deming, arrested at Cooks Peak. D+nk
Tinnell on the charge Of obtaining mon
ey under false pretense- Tinnen was
held for the grand jury.
The governor of California honored
the requisition of governor Mills for
Judson L. Isbetter, of Silver City, who
escaped from the penitentiary las
year. and Capt. Fred Fornoff, of the
mounted police. has returned from Los
Angeles with Isbetter, who will have to
serve two years more for assault with
a deadly weapon
Isbetter was given away by a pal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
WOMEN CAN HOLD
NEW MEXICO OFFICE
Census Takers For New
Mexico Named-Santa
Fe News Budget.

Santa Fe. n. NJ. March 24-Attorney
General Frank W. Clancy, has handed
down an opinion that women are ell
igible for school directors and in the
more progressive school districts wo-
men will be nominated for the place for
the April election. This opinion fol-
lows that of former attorney general
J. NJ. Hervey that women are eligible
10 be county school superintendent and
under which two counties have already
elected women as county superintend-
ents.
Peculiar Criminal Case.
Indicted for larceny through a second
person, a peculiar case is on trial In
the district court before judge John R
McFie, the defendant, Ben amin Tucker,
a well known young man, being accused
Of larceny through Ella Akers, a young
girl. who it is alleged. took money from
her parents and gave it to Tucker be-
cause Tucker threatened her unless she
got the money for him.
Prisoners in Pen.
Four prisoners were lodged in the
territorial penitentiary today by sheriff
D. W. Snyder OF Union county, these be-
ing Edward Hamilton who killed deputy
sheriff Lujan at Gladstone a few
of manslaughter for which he Will serve
five to seven years; Maurice Chaves,
who will serve fifteen TO twenty years;
for criminal assault upon a widow and
her twentyyearoId daughter; Clarence
Hamilton, two years for horse stealing,
and Edward Jones. six months for aid
ing jail prisoners to escapt.
Census Enumerators.
The director of the census at Wash
ington announces the appointment OF
81 more enumerafors for New Mexico,
making SO in all thus far appointed.
Those just announced are: Henry Glea-
son, Donaciano Gutierrez and Juan R
Garcia. Old Albuquerque; Jose r. Ri
bera, Iibrado c. de Baca, William Neill
Ferguson, John A Werner, Albuquer-
que: Medicines Chaves, Pajarito;
George McAfee. Chilli; James W. Null
lens. Fred A Harmed, Roy B. Parsons,
Samuel II. RunyOn, Mrs. Grace E Baker,
Warren Harlow, Roswell; James E.
Wheeler and NJ F. Brocket, Cumberland;
Andrew Canuteson, vocant; Annie Dunn
Wilson, Bronco; William M. Beauchamp,
Kenna; Edward NJ keenan,, Springer:
Willis Z. Hightower. CAPTAIN; Mrs
Laura z. Flourney, Blacktower; George
B. Schulz Saint Vrain; William w Tur-
ner, Melrose; Guilford W. Wheeler. Can
tara; Charles Scott, Texico; William E.
Partlow, Hollene: Dudley Poe Carrot,
J. Fred Lennon, Jose c. Rodriguez, Las
Cruces; Sicily Mason, Hatch; Fred W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
See the Free Sample Coupon
Below-Mail 1t TODAY.

II would be a hard matter indeed to
find in all the world a better prescrip-
ton for all sorts of stomach troubles
than Mi-o-na stomach tablets.
People who suffer from indigestion,
heaviness, loss, of appetite. belching.
sour stomach, headache, biIiousness or
nervousness should get a so cent box of
Mona stomach tablets at once Relief
comes in five minutes and cure is GER
tain If the treatment is continued.
Mi-e-na stomach tablets cure all
stomach ills because they thoroughly
clean. renovate and put strength and
health into the stomach walls.
After taking a box of Mona tablets
your stomach will feel so fine and be so
strong that you can eat the heartiest
meal without fear of distress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
PENITENTIARY OFFICIAL IS
ARRESTED ON MURDER CHARGE

HlIIsboro, Texas. March z4--haJ. Z
E Durham, one of the officials of the
Rusk penitentiary, arrived here this
morning in CUSTODY o. sheriff Cox.
Durham was arrested on a new in
dictment charging him with numbering
convict named Athens in Hill county
District Judge Wear today fixed Dur
hams hail at $4,000 and the latter's
reccRniZance in that sum was taken
with W H. Shook, J. E. Bagley and J. L.
Summers at sureties.
AT former trial the state failed to
prosecute because. governor Campbell
and the board of parduns refused to ex-
tend citizenship rights to the chief wit
ness, who was once a convict
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
KNIGHTS PYTHIAS install
LODGE AT Stafford, ARIZ.
Secretary to Governor Sloan Instals
Oficers-Neyvs Notes and Solo
knoxville Personals.

Solomonville, Ariz., March PA
number of the charter members of the
Knights Of Pythias lodge went to SAT-
ford to help organize a lodge. j. F.
Cleveland. secretary to governor Sloan,
installed the officers.
Luther Green is moving his family
to Thatcher, where he has rented the
Stewart home He has sold his ranch
and has to give possession.
Mrs. 1. E. Solomon has returned af-
ter pleasant visit in Globe, Ariz, with
her daughters. Mrs. Max Loutin and
Mrs. Jake Weinberger. and her son,
H. F. Solomon
The Aid society met with Mrs. w.
A Gillespie at her ranch home.
Local talent gave a play at the court
house.
A salvation Army man is canvasslns
the town for charitable purposes.
Chas. NJ Pursley is expected to re-
turn soon from Colorado, where he was
called by the sickness and death of his
mother.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24

lots because Haman had cast the lot
to determine on the determination OF
the Jews. with his friends. who had ad-
vised him against his intended treach-
cry.
The Preservation of Israel.
Many modern critics have called into
doubt the credibility of the book OF
Esther on the ground of the extraordin-
airy nature of the occurrences recorded.
They have reduced the story OF Esther
from the dignity of an historical nara
tive to a mere work of fiction, to five
act play written by some Persian Jew
living at the time Of Ptolemaic rulers
Whether ii is so or not, what is impOs-
sible to happen in civilized countries in
modern times may have had some
chance of actual occurrence in an ORR
of a capricious and weak minded des-
pot. Similar things have happened
since. If Hannah is but the creature Of
fiction and romance. history can show
types of Jew hating Haman that were
real incarnations of prejudice and anti
semitism-
A Festival of Spring.
Apart from it's historical character,
Purim is chiefly and essentially a social
merry making season, grounded upon
the nature of a man, who. after the
dreary winter is over. Graves for the
cheerfulness of a brighter and milder
spring The feast is thought to be older
than the characters of Haman and Nor
decai. than Vashti and Esther And this
is evident from the book itself (Es
Their 9:10), that the Purim feast is
older than the story, which is assigned
TO it by an unknown author as its
origin. There seems 70 have been a
Persian feast of spring known by the
name very similar to that OF Purim
and occurring at this season of the
year. Happiness beamed from every
face. Everywhere there was good ma
true. mirth. frolic and sport and paying
visits from house to house And to
the Jews there was light ard joy and
gladness and honor"
Nor was forgotten the other precept
of the book of Esther; sending presents
to one another and distributing gifts to
the needy The rich remembered the
poor and the sorrow stricken forgot
their pangs. And this is the higher mis-
sion and the nobler purpose with which
Purim has been universal in our time.
The Modern Purim-
Modern Judaism has dedicated Purim
10 the divine service of philanthropy.
has marked it in the Hebrew almanac
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
Skin Sufferers
Doubt Is Removed

many eczema sufferers have failed SO
utterly with salves and other "discoV-
erles that even the assurance OF the
pest physician or druggist cannot III
duce them to invest another dollar In
any remedy.
IL is to these discouraged sufferers
In particular that we now offer, at only
20 cents. a trial bottle Of the accepted
standard eczema remedy, simple wash
OF oil OF wintergreen, thymol and
glycerine. as compounded in D. ID. ID.
Prescription.
Hundreds of cures have convinced us
ana We Know you can prove instantly
with the. first application that it takes
away the itch at once. Sold by Kelly &
Pollard, Sheldon HotAi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
AUTOMOBILE WRECKED;
TWO MEN HURT

Dallas, Texas, March PR. S. Fan
ming and nephew, A Tanning. were
seriously injured last night when
train or automobile struck a carriage
in which they were riding. Both were
picked up near the tracks and have not
regained consciousness since the ac-
cident.
The elder Tanning is net expected to
recover He was taken to the home OF
his brother, Charles Tanning, who is
dying from the grip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24

as a red letter day for benevolent work
on which the prosperous and a1fluenc
may enjoy themselves for the benefit
of the poor and INDECENT Purim is not
TO be a mere carnival of merriment and
festivity for the purpose Of self to
drown ones own sorrows and drive
away duh care, but to relieve others
less fortunate and to ameliorate their
unhappy condition.
In a month the Jewish feast OF the
Passover will be observed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
TWO DEAD; THREE
HURT IN AN AUTO
Machine Hits a Viaduct and
Throws Load Into the

St Louis, Mo-, March 24.-Jacob Muel-
Ter and Ben AlcCool, chauffeurs,a are sup
posed to be in Cahokia creek In East
ST. Louis and three other men are in a
hospital seriously injured as a result
of fast driven automobile striking
girder of the viaduct over the creek
early today
The police are dragging the creek for
bodies. The occupants Of the machine
were taking a pleasure ride.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24

while serving 100 days in Jail at Los
Angeles for stealing tools.
A quarter or million dollars is given
as the cost Of the improvements con-
templated in an application by the
Chino Copper company, filed in the Of
flee of territorial engineer Vernon L.
Sullivan for the waters of Apache Tejo
Springs at Santa Rita, Grant county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24

A. NJ Gloyd. capitalist of Kansas
city, who has been spending the past
six weeks in Mexico, is here on his way
home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24
No More Stomach Distress,
Belching, Heartburn, Dyspepsia

Mi-o-na costs but so cents a box at
druggists everywhere and at Kelly &
PoIlard's. and is guaranteed to cure or
money back.
If you would like to give Mona tab
let's q. trial. we will send you free sam
pies if you use the coupon below.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24

Watch for Ardoin's Saturday special
sales. This will be one time you won't
lose.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24

feast was called Eurim, from Pur or
lots because Haman had cast the lot
to determine on the determination or
the Jews, with his friends. who had ad-
vised him against his intended treach-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-24

Cut out coupon. fill out and mail to
Booths Ni-o-na. Buffalo, n. Y.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-10-27
Hart SChaffner 6 Marx
clothes

You don't need to be told the superb
ority of Atwood fabrics in clothes; that's
fact that no man of any sense would think
of disputing. Do you know any other
clothes except Hart Schafner & Marx
that are always absolutely al[woola
There may be others; but do you know
what they are2 The question OF quality
is answered by the name Hart Schaffner
& Marx; it's the only name you know IN
clothes that so perfectly answers that ques-
ton.
AS to style, tailoring and fit you will
not find any equal to Hart Schafner &
Marx line. The new Shape-maker model
is the newest, best idea in clothes-makiEg
that has been produced in many years; it's
new; real shape-maker. IF you wear it
you'll find yourself standing up straighter,
breathing deeper, walking better. You'll
look and feel better than you ever have;
all because of the way your clothes are
made. Better not be skeptical about it;
come and let us show you.
Suits $40 to SIS
Overcoats $1S to SIS
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-10-27
HICKMAN FULTON COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY 81.

ity Of getting quality without paying the
price of it; in other words, if you will take
candid view of the subject, we can sat
isfy you that the best thing for you is to
come to this store and ask for
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-10-27

BRING YOUR BOYS TO US specially the line
PERFECTION" ot and Scotch tee fabrics chosen Tor service
LARGE knnkerbockers $50
have the Russian and Sailor models at
$3.50 full line of all
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-26
Friends Of Ireland Holding a
Convention in Buffalo Today

tensive tour. Of Canada. Among the
cities in which he will speak are To-
ronto. Ottawa, Montreal. Quebec, Win.
nipeg, Calgary and Vancouver.
After speaking in several large cit
les in company with his colleagues,
Joseph Devlin, NJ. p, will start from
Louisville for q tour Of the south. His
itinerary will embrace Lexington,
Knoxville. Nashville, Chattanooga,
Memphis, Vicksburg, jackson, New
Orleans, Houston, Dallas, Mobile,
Montgomery. Macon and Savannah.
The territory of the far west has
been assigned to Daniel Boyle, M. p,
the sturdy member from North Mayo
Starting at Jefferson City. Mo-, Mr.
Boyle will take in Kansas City, st.
Joseph, Des Moines. Topeka, Omaha,
Lincoln, Sioux City. st Paul. Mime
apolis, Duluth, Grand Forks, Pueblo
Denver. Cheyenne, Salt Lake City
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Sacra'
mento, Boise, Butte, Helena, Spokane,
Tacoma. Seattle and Portland.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-26
More W1rShips and Batteries
Needed, Fighting Bob" States

Portland. Greg, Sept. 26-The need
OF more defense for this coast. both
warships and land batteries and large
ly augmented forces OF enlisted men,
vas emphasized by Fighting Bob"
Evans at luncheon OF the Portland
Press club. Rear Admiral Evans fol-
lowed his usual habit Of plain speak
ing and said:
Our warships are among the finest
built. and you could stack them up in
the face of an enemy. press the but
ton and the result would be all right.
But what wish to speak OF is the
total lack Of defense of the Pacific
coast. The people of this western
shore are living In peace and comfort
because of the friendly disposition of
their neighbors. II your neighbors
should turn upon you, you would be
like q jelly fish IN their hands and a
poor Jelly fish at that.
You need Is battleships on the Pa
cific coast, with all their trimmings,
which means cruisers, ammunition
ships, torpedo boats, golfers and men
to manage them. You have the men
but you will have to train them. A
man fights on his stomach. A seasick
fighter is not worth a pinch of salt
So you must have these men ready
for use In time Of war; The Pacific
coast needs a floating defense
Everything Is peaceful now but
there Is always the danger of won't
say the yellow peril but to be i'm
partial, let US say the green peril
Protect your coast. just as the Allan
tic coast is protected"
Rear Admiral Evans has become in
terested in the coast oil industry since
retiring from the navy and he pro
poses to spend moot of his time in
this part of the country in future. He
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-26
Is IT Y0u2

Is II YOu!
a thi. than it
But
small amount to the
He 10 not going to put float the parade.
times the sum he has
the over viii doubt
told what Of thing through this
8 your
his cash drawer?
How long do you suppose the that
you suppose that
en out?
you suppose operating this will
after?
Is he s he not interest!
active in the Fall Fes
him example OF the who sis out for the con?
How long before they will be discouraged?
Men have o a things.
had something in them beside
sloh banded together this Fall Festival in
would improve business conditions Rchmondand
did
feel II
him.
county prospered Festvalbut
proportion that have been unselnsh
laid the Of gold.
newspapers PayneAdh tariff
commission far
doing good concerned
The man who
hal is VIII a gutter
il defeat his whole object
But that the why should not sail into this Fall Festival
and" with the Of the live wires
Perhaps Is
the taleno for this but for
next-and the years after that
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-26

To the Editor: We desire to COM
municate through the columns of your
valuable paper to obtain the names
and addresses of those who served in
the United States and Volunteer serv-
ice after the civil war and until 1888
against the hostile Indians on the
western frontier, in order that their
names and records may be placed on
the books of the association so that
they may benefit by the act now pend
ing before congress as soon as it be-
comes a law.
The National Indian War Veterans,
an organization With headquarters at
1643 Market street, Denver, Col, at
their last regular meeting, decided to
send two delegates. Henry Hegwer,
the national commander, and C. r.
Hauser, the national secretary, to
Washington. D. c., to inauguarate a
vigorous campaign for the purpose OF
procuring pensions for those noble
and brave soldiers who defended the
frontier in the early days and who
have SO far been unjustly neglected
by this government. whose great west
ern empire they 80 valiantly protect
ed. making it possible for this genera
ton to develop it's unlimited re
sources and live in peace and prosper
ity. Yours very truly.
HENRY HEGwER,
National Commander Indian Wal
Veterans, 442S Elizabeth street, Den
yer, Col.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-26
Labor Notes.

He who will not light for the right -
equally guilty with the wrongdoer.
There are six colored members Of
Typographical union No. 9. New York
city.
Are you member OF your union and
fighting for the right and to attain jus
tice?
The convention Of the American Fed
eratior OF Labor will be held 1t st.
Louis beginning Nor. IA.
It II estimated that upward Of 1000
union men and women marched Ia
New York city's labor day parade
The congestion commission Of New
York city estimates that 800 yenr 4
the minimum wage upon which q
workingman with wife and three
children can live on an American
etaEdSr1 In that city.