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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-05
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MAYOR Becker should remember
that he is not dauying with a she'll
fish.
SOME men are broad in their views,
very, and about as long as they are
broad, too
WELL, Mr.. Markham, you had it
long enough and Jared pretty well,
didn't you?
SHADES of w. Clark Russell, What
no, mutiny on a Gary ore boat?
What next?
WEALTHY widow who advertised
for husband is now welded Sure,
advertising pays.
SALES of hosiery are increasing
Women must be getting lots of money
or else they fear the banks.
IN spite of the fact that there is
shortage in chorus girls. they are
shooting them on Broadway.
KANSAS had one explosion when
Cannon spoke there and now comes
the earthquake and the upheaval.
OVERCOAT. makers are on strike.
but thank Heaven we don't have to
lose any sleep over that just now.
THOSE two great editors, Roosevelt
and Bryan, both seem to be a little
shy on the coming back proposition
YOU'LL see in about two months,
there won't be any standpat or in
surgent talk except by the democrats.
WONDERING the new spark test
| is not yet improved so that it can
be used in the hammock on the front
porch.
1T is to be hoped that the Gary
lawyers have not failed to let the
South Bend bunch know what ia in
store for them
THERE is said to be reign of ter
ror in Nicaragua. This is about as
serious thing as a man hunt between
Gary and Tolleston
COLONEL Roosevelt had another
busy day yesterday This is super
fiuous, however, for every days a
busy day with the colonel.
MAN is always hurt when he comes
back to work to find that the world has
gone on wagging without him as well
il not better than it did before.
THE funniest thing we have heard
of in some time was couple of low
ers quarreling furiously over which
had the most peaceable disposition.
BUYING some of the watermelons
now on the market is about the same
as playing the slot machine with the
chances favoring the slot machine
player.
MOST of our best people have quit
arguing about where they will spend
their vacation. They are spending 1t.
and father is summering in the fiat
with the cat as usual
HOW can | tell? How do l know -
said Mr.. Bryan when asked if he would
again run for the presidency. He
rever did know and always tried to
tell That's why he almost ruined the
party.
AS real live insurgent Alderman
Kane of Hammond has Senator Cum
minis licked forty ways We believe
Mr.. Kane could dispose of Uncle Joe
Cannon with his foot in a sling and
wearing hobbie skirt
EAST Chicago maid who had been
with the family seven years, Just pre-
sented them with a crayon life-size
drawing OF her self and they are
afraid If they don't put it in their
pGrlor she'll quit. Some quandary, Ell?
HOW about it girls? The Atchison
Globe man says: When there are
two or three girls in the family, does
the one who gets up first in the morn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21

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about ten years ago exceeded s5-0O0.000.
The success of the government in
bringing the defendants to trial was
due largely to the capture, when May
bray was arrested. of a trunk found
in his home. which, it was later as
certained, contained a complete doc
umentary record of the transactions Of
the combination for four years loose
pocket ledger was one of the docu-
ments thus secured It contained the
names and addresses Of over 200 per-
sons who acted as go-betweens in vari-
Gus transactions. They lived in nearly
every state in the union.
Fourteen Branches
There were fourteen branches IN
various parts of the country, all oper-
ated from one city. The headquarters
were moved from time to time as the
leaders came under surveillance by
the authorities. Foot racing. Wrest-
ling. prize fighting, hors eraclnS ana
wire tapping were the speciaities Of
fered victims on which omake easy
money"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
SANITARY DAIRY At
CLOUDCnO OFT THIS
YEAR
j. C. Jones Arrdnges to In
stal One-Families Pre-
pare to Go Up.

A sanitary dairy to provide fresh, pure
milk for the babies, Is the first unit to
be secured in the campaign for baby
sanatoriun at Cloudcroft ]. C. Jones,
proprietor of the Southwestern hotel at
Alamogordo, n. NJ, has arranged 10 in
stal a modern concrete dairy at Cloud
croft in time for the opening of the
summer season in the mountains.
Water supply sufficient TO permit of
the proper sanitation of the dairy has
been secured by Dir. Jones and he will
have work begin as soon as possible on
the new dairy. This will not only pro-
vide milk for the cottagers at Cloudcroft
but will also supply the baby's sanatOr-
ilm which is to be built by Ell Pasoans
for the proper care OF the little ones
who are taken to the mountains to es-
cape the hot season.
The activity in the affairs Of Cloud
croft has INSPIRED a number Of Ell Paso-
ans to become recruits to the cause of
a bigger and better summer resort for
Ell Paso and the southwest in the Sac
ramento mountains. A number of per
sons are planning cottages at the resort
this summer and one real estate man is
arranging to build a number Of rental
cottages to be ready for the opening
of the season.
E. c. Pew is one of the Ell Pasoans
who is arranging to build at Cloudcroft
this spring and he will send his family
there to spend the summer and will
also spend his vacation with them. Da-
vid Roberts of the smelter is also ar
ranging to build.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
AfiIOnd'S Champion
Bronco Ridef.

Ed Echols. of Dragon, Ariz.. the
champion bronco rider of southwest will
be here for the big roping contest
March %. &c, 81. Mr.. Echols is one of
the best bronco riders of the western
plains and is open for a match of five
broncos, with any rider Mr.. Echols
is also a roper who has won many
prizes in the roping ring. But his main
holt is bronco riding and at this he is
an artist
The broncos to be used IN this contest
will be fresh from the range and will
come from one of the big Mexico
ranches. while the big long horn steers
viii be the widest that has ever been
used in any roping contest, and win
give the participants a rough tussle.
Oklahoma will be represented by VIM.
+. Hale. Mr. Hale was here last
spring at the first quarterly contest,
and those who witnessed Mr. Hales
work last year may know well, that Ok
lahoma will be heard from when the
big steers begin to leave the chute. Mr..
Hale has come about 400 miles to this
contest. and 1t is very likely that ne
will make the southern boys whip up
II they get the grapes.
All champion ropers of~the west will
be here. and ii is expected that the
past champions viii have TO make good
again If they wish TO carry the cham
pionship honors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
CANNON SCORES THE
HYBRID MAJORITY
Speaker of the House Assails
His Enemies With Fur
lOuS Lan9ua0e.

Washington. D. c.. March 21.-Witb
eyes glowing defiance and voice thun-
dering at his enemies with all the DAVIS
pent up bitterness. speaker Cannon
made vitriolic attack on the hybrid
house majority" at the annual dinner
of the Illinois Republican association
Saturday nigh.
His face was worn from the force Of
The terrific assault made upon him ard
his voice lickci its old jar ness anI
resonance He was Uncle Joe" in
fighting trim.
A startling statement made by the
powers-shorn but defiant speaker was
that the Republicans no longer have a
majority in the senate.
My God" he cried. with great
solemnity, suppose this $50 pounds of
common clay should drop dead tonight
what would the newspapers and maya
zines which make profession of lying
and slandering do then? My daughters,
granddaughter, my soninlaw would be
sorry. But the balance of the world
would not have time to be sorry. There
never was a truer word said than, Let
the dead bury its dead il that were not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21

true, then the world would be one vast
house OF mourning
Il know people who think they
monopolize the wires from the earth up
to the great white throne. They don't
give the majority of US a chance They
have cure-alls, they think God and
one constitute a majority, forgetting
that God alone is majority and can do
without their help
Were thankful for Christian moral
ity. Once in while we find people
who have a monopoly of all knowledge
and therefore would be indicted and
prosecuted under the Sherman anti
trust law. All who disagree with them
are an anathema.
Some Are Cranks.
Its uncomfortable sometimes to live
in q government by the people. There
will always be some who are feeble
minded. abnormal. insane. or 10 use q
shorter and more common word are
crsnks. But we've got to have them
There was a new majority made to-
day, ic consisted of the Democrats and a
Is percent slough from the Republican
party. They destroyed the committee
on rules. Then what did they do? A
resolution was presented declaring the
office OF speaker vacant Then what
did these men who have been denounc-
ing my personality, these Simon Pure
followers Of senator La Toilette do2
Only eight Of them had the
courage of their convictions. The re-
suit was that while 1 was elected
speaker by a majority Of rs last March,
they refused to turn me out by ma
jority OF SIS.
THAT was the way this Republican
slough started out IN its new alliance.
And the Sunday papers will be out In
the morning with stories about the end
OF Cannonism and czarism and perhaps
a few of them will say what 1 said
about the house being simply a govern
ment by majorities-
Keeps Republican Faith.
This combination abolished the COM
mittee on rules, which has after all the
power simply TO report TO the house, al
though some seem to think it Is like the
biblical example of let there be light
and there was light You in Washing
ton know differently but the people in
the country apparently believe the up
lift magazines and the cowardly men,
bers of congress who wrought such
havoc today. I am thankful I belong to
the party of Lincoln and Grant and
Garfield and Roosevelt and Taft ard
whenever any charge is made upon IL
whether from pulpit or magazine or
Chautauqua circuit 1 will defend it. I
would rather keep the Republican faith
and fail than 10 march with men who
would disrupt the Republican party and
succeed.
The country believes we have ma
jority of "A in the house, whereas We
have none, nor have We a majority in
the senate. But this news is not given
TO the country by certain publicists.
They suppress it and distort 1t and talk
only about Cannonism and the defeat
and rebuke OF the car today.
Some of US pray for the millennium.
But / do not want it to come at any
time unless the Almighty reaches down
his finger and changes the human amt
NAL"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
MAKES MONTHLY REp0QT

Following long established custom.
the city health department has issued
its monthly health report for the month
of February which is just out. The total
number of deaths recorded is log. the
greater number of which occurred d1Ir-
ing the week ending Feb when there
were %. and the smallest number oc-
Cured during the week ending Feb. 10.
when % were \recorded. OF the total
number of deaths recorded % were cans
ed by tuberculosis.
The total number of contagious dis
eases existing at the time of the MAKING
of the report was sc, of which two were
diphtheria, so measles, 80 whoopino
cough, one typhoid fever, one smallpox.
During that time 316 patients were
treated at the dispensary and "a at their
homes, while none applied for treatment
at the eve and ear clinic.
The annual death rate as figured on
the total number of deaths for the fo1,r
weeks on an estimated population OF
$4,000 is 27.5 per 1000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
VOLU n TIERS
HEEDEDFOR
CENSUS
Many Will Be Appointed
Who Have Not Volun-
teered-Work Needed.
WILL CHECK
THE GOVERNMENT

Butchers, bakers and candlestick
makers-to say nothing of bankers
merchants and lawyers-will be snook-
ing from house TO house this week, ask
ing the inevitable question, Who lives
here and are there any more at home
like your
The volunteer census is about ready
10 census. A list of the volunteers is
being prepared today by the city engi-
ueer's department with the block
assignments described in detail. More
enumerators who have not yet volun-
reered will be appointed by the general
census committee and will be assigned
20 blocks in which TO count the noses Of
the big folks, little folks and servants,
II any. Chairman Clayton has decided
TO overcome the modesty Of some OF the
prominent @cfts.'' who have failed to
come forward and be counted among
the willing workers, by volunteering
for them
The census, like death and taxes, is
no respector Of persons or personages
and neither will be the volunteer census
committee. More or less naughty bank
ers who have been turning down over
drafts for the past week until they
feel equal to the task of chief heads
man TO the king of Siam, will be
humbly knocking at front doors and re-
Questing In modest tones for the num-
Der OF occupants living under that par
ticular roof. Ministers are 10 be SINH
larly assigned. Real estate men will
call on their tenants and lawyers will
solicit census data from the humbIest
in their block
But it is all for a greater FL Paso
as q. part of the count us all" cam
paign and dignity never interferes with
Ell Pasoans when there is work TO be
done in the cause of civic greatness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
THE DAILY RECORD.
Deeds Filed.

Socorro grant-B. NJ WoTsham tn
n. w. Tanton, $685. acres in Socorro
grant; consideration $685. March Is.
1910.
Vineyard tract W. Eubank ct al.
to Wra- Hoffman, tract Is and east 5
acres of tract 8, Vineyard tract, con-
tanning 25 acres; consideration $3.50.
March 6, 1910.
Van Horn, Texas-Chas. ]. Canda Of
al. to Osavio Aguilar. lot 5, block 40,
Van Horn, Texas; consideration $50.
Dec. 13, 1909.
Van Horn, Texas-Osavio Aguilar and
wife to Santiago Abreo. lot 5. block 40.
Van Horn, Texas; consideration ss5
March 16. 1910.
FL Paso county-Ed Sanders to A. A.
Anderson, southern onefourth of section
10, block 1OS, public school land, Ell
Paso county; consideration $50.
Boracho, Texas. W. Bake, trustee.
TO A n. Shattuck, lot 1, block AZ; lot
1, block 26; lot 2, block 25, town of
Boracho, Texas; consideration $50. Jan.
&c, 1910.
Boracho, Texas W. Bake. trustee
to Tom B. Mallard. lot II, block Z, Be-
racho, Texas; consideration $40. Jan.
81. 1910.
Altura boulevard, between Myles and
Park streets, Altura Park-Oliver D.
Gibbs to Claude Yonge. lots 46 and AZ,
block %, Altura Park addition; con-
sideration $500. March Il. 1910.
Building Permits.
W. w Evans, to- build a porch on
front of residence on lot 80, block IS.
Franklin Heights addition; estimated
cost s135.
To Ellis Bros, to remove 10 room
partition in building on lot 73. block
IL, Mills map; estimated cost $780,.
To j. W. Kun, to build a brick resi-
dence. 2sx52x1S feet. on lots % and
onehalf of lot %, block SO. Highland
Park addition; estimated cost s145O.
To Mrs. L. NJ McAlperd, to build
six room brick residence on lots l, 9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
MASS MEETING OF
WATER USERS CALLED
Las Cruces to Discuss Stu
alton and Reply to Al
buquerque People.

". NJ Reed, district engineer of the
reclamation service, viii go to Las Cru
ces Tuesday morning to attend a mass
meeting which is to be held there Tues
day afternoon.
Plans for the diversion of the Rio
Grande away from the Mesilla ditch TO
prevent it cutting away during high
water will be discussed at the mass
meeting
It is also understood that action will
be taken by the meeting protesting
against the attitude OF some of the Al
buquerque citizens in protesting against
the Elephant Butte dam project and the
irrigation appropriation now before con-
gTess.
Albuquerque Hedges.
The Albuquerque people have hedged
somewhat on their first stand against
the dam. Recently they adopted a reso-
luton declaring that they are in favor
of the construction of the Elephant
Butte dam, but against the appropria-
ton of all water above the dam site for
the purpose of filling the Elephant Butte
lake. In part, their resolutions recite
First, That it is not our aim in any
manner TO hinder or delay the construc-
ton of said Elephant Butte dam or any
That we earnestly recommend the con-
struction and completion of said Ele-
plant Butte dam
Second, That in our opinion there is
no need for the government TO reserve
all the water for said Elephant Butte
project, as there Will be plenty of water
stored up during the winter months
above said dam to supply ali the land
lying below it for year OF two at a
time without storing more.
Third, That If the reclamation ser
vice Of the United States deems it nee
essary to reserve all the waters of the
Rio Grande for said Elephant Butte
dam, then we urge the establishment by
the government of power plants at suit
able locations north of said Elephant
Butte project by building dams and
using the waters of the Rio Grande to
furnish power to the farmers in the
valley north of said dam, thereby recon-
pensing the people OF the upper Rio
Grande valley fer the water Of which
they are uDjustly deprived of by the
action OF the reclamation service of the
United States This action on the part
OF the government would produce ample
water ~ al purposes and at the same
time would not diminish the flow OF
water in the Rio Grande north OF the
Elephant Butte DAM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21

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ed the edges of Uncle Joe's" temper
was soon shown. The speaker had the
utmost difficulty in maintaining order in
the house.
1.-The house will be in order or some
body will get hurt exclaimed the
speaker angrily, bringing the gavel
down with a resounding whack. The
galleries. which have not been saying a
word. will continue that way. OF course
the house will preserve order"
Texas Matters.
Representative Burleson today de-
clared that the report that he offered
the resolution making the speakers
chair vacant 70 trick the insurgents and
with an understanding with Cannon, as
absolutely false. He said he drew up
the resolution without consulting any
other except Champ Clark, the minority
leader.
Representative Gamers bill equaliz-
ing the salaries of United States mar
shals and district attorneys, fixing the
salary at $4,000 annually, was passed by
the house today.
Representative Garner appeared be-
fore the board of engineers at the war
department today and strongly urged
an Immediate report on the recommend
alton of Capt J. c. Cakes for the ply
steal survey of the Brazos de Santiago
below Brownsville. He made the re-
port and submitted it Nov. 10, but the
board held 1t up. Garner was assured
that the report would be sent to con-
greSS soon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
ARIZONA MAN ENDS LIFE WITH ACID
IN FORT WORTH ROOM|NG HOUSE

funds and applied TO the proprietor of
the rooming house for place to sleep
and something TO eat.
knight went out shortly after 9
o'clock Saturday night and instead OF
securing something TO eat. purchased
a small phial of carbolic acid He re-
turned 20 the rooming house and re-
tired. cot having been arranged for
him in the hall.
He swallowed the acid about o'clock
Sunday morning. for when a servant
was attracted by fumes Of the acid and
began an investigation at Z o'clock,
Knights body was not yet cold.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
MRS. CHONLA SUES HER
HUSBAND FOR A DIvORCE

Helen A. F. Chonla who has been a
resident Of Ell Paso since 1905, has filed
in the 41st district court. The nlain~
tiff. in her petition sets forth that oh q
and the defendant were married al Nor
folk. Va, Aug. 10, 1902. and lived 70
gether until Oct 10, 1905, when the do
PENDANT returned 10 France and is now
said to be resident of the citv of
Nice in that country. She further ALLEGES
that she is the owner of lot % and tbe
east 20 feet of lot 2s in block 81. of
Highland Park addition, but finds her
self unable to transact business with
out the consent of her husband, which is
seldom obtainable- She asks that she
be granted a divorce and that ownership
OF the property in question be vested
in her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
HARRY'S BIRTHDAY PARTY
PLEASANT EVENT SATTRDax

Saturday at the comfortable home OF
Mr. and Mrs NJ. c. Mckinney, Rich
mond avenue, Altura Park a surprise
birthday party was given Harry.
youngest son Of Mrs. Mckinney. IT he
Ing his 18th birthday anniversary. From
p m till D. m the little folk had
charge of things, enjoying themselves
with games, music, etc. until refresh
Ihehts were served Harry was remem-
oered oy way or several gifts. which.
taken with the general pleasant s1r-
round1ngs, made the day to him mann
oraole The following were present:
Donald Ebbs, Ruth Charter. Richard
F1lleman, John Kidd. Edith ROBBIE. Hazel
Gloson. Elmer Filleman. Ford Ebbs,
Lorls Eobs. Ethel CritcheIl. Mildred
Nlckers, Geo. Biefer, Frieda FiIIeman,
ira Robie Windell Whitemore. Douglas
Downs, Willie Peary, Harry Kidd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
CHAS. STEVENS GOES TO
CLOUDCROFT TO HUILD HOME.

Charles B. Stevens went up to the
mountains this morning to arrange for
the construction of his cottage at
Cloudcroft. which he will occupy with
his family during the summer. Mr.
Stevens is the latest recruit to the
Cloudcroft cottage colony and will
build a six room house on the mountain
with a big fireplace and a fine noun
tain view and he viii spend his vaca-
ton among the pines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
SAYS MUCH OPIUM IS
LANDED IN MEXICO

Burton Parker, special agent of the
treasury department, leaves Tuesday
morning for California points on an in
vestigation connected with his depart
ment. In speaking OF the operation OF
opium smugolers along the border. Judge
Parker saws he believes quantities of
opium are landed at Guaymas, Mazat-
Ian and Veracruz, Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
Jack COBB BUYS HoUsE.

lack Cobb has purchased the new
bungalow which was recently COM
pleted by the Mayfield Realty company
at 1914 Arizona street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21

Did you see the people at Ardoin,s
Saturday? Their Saturday Inducements
were the cause. Call once, see and be
convinced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
Many Arrests.

From Saturday noon to Sunday moor
81 arrests had been made by the police
most Of those arrested being charged
with vagrancy or drunkenness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
To Hear WIN Case Tuesday.

The Patterson viii case winch was
set down for hearing in the 41st dis
trict court this morning viii be tried
Tuesday morning as the court is today
busy with the Carol contempt proceed
1ngS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
ArreSted on BurgIary Charge.

lose Guerra was arrested Saturday
night on a charge of burglarizing the
Little Chicago restaurant on ST. Louis
street about two weeks ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
CATTLE IMPnRTEn

An importation of % head of cattle
from Mexico was made through the local
port today by the J. H. Nations Meat &
Supply company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
let's Druggists refund money If 1t
fails to cure. E W. GROVES sigma
ture. is on each box. Csc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21

All lubricating and refined oils guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction for
purposes recommended. Gulf Refining
Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21

Dr. Prept.ss, speciality diseases OF
stomach and intestines- Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21

DIR. Matte 1. Hill has remover he'd or
flee from the Mills building to rooms
az and 46 CITY National Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21

Watch Ardoin's special sales on Sat
urdays- 1t means money to you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21
Gallon Strawberries so Cents.

C. L. Ellington. 76s Magoffir- Tel 1883
painting, paperhanging. decorating.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-21

Special, ladies' purses. stopping bags
Ell Paso Trunk factory. north side plaza