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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-19
Charge Against saIoonkeeper Falls.

John Rahe, saloonkeeper at Nc
Dougall and Canfield-aves.. was dis
charged in Judge Connolly's court,
Thursday. II was charged that Rahe
was selling liquor in back room OF
his place contrary to law. His de-
tense was that he had fixed up his
room for Is patrons at the time the
saloons were allowed TO run from
noon until o'clock, Sunday evenings.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-19
KILLS SELF WITH ACID.
Henry Herbertz Worried over Money
Matters and Death Of Son.

Financial trouble and the illness OF
his son, Walter. led to the suicide OF
Henry Herbertz, 81 years old, butcher,
at No. 1902 Harper-ave. He drank
carbolic acid Ia the saloon OF John J..
Steiger. No. 1870 Mt. Elliott-ave., We'd
nesday afternoon A note was found
on the counter OF his store, directing
that all mis- property be left to his
wife.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-19

Winona Winter, another of vaude-
ville's prettiest condolences, VIII
have the place of honor on the Temple
theater's program next week. Miss
Winter is known as "the Golden
Girl" and presents fascinating and
unique singing act. in which there
are said to be some genuine surprises.
The program promises to be rich In
comedy, and undoubtedly the import
ant contribution in this line will come
from Mae Melville and Robert Hig-
gins. This droll pair OF eccentric fun
makers give their act the modest title
Just Little Fun" Miss Melville
Is one Of the most original cut-ups
on the stage. Other comedy features
will be a playlet called The Squarer'
presented by j. c. Nugent and
company, and a ripping farce, "A Trial
Marriage" enacted by Henry Keane
and Olive Briscoe. In the dancing
line there will be the six American
dancers. stylish steppers, and a must
cal act OF exceptional interest will
be that of Ralph Smalley, first 'cellist
of the Boston Symphony orchestra,
who, following the close OF that or
ganization's season. is taking flyer
in vaudeville. In the acrobatic line,
the bill will offer the Flying Mar
tins" remarkable trapeze performers
and MALTA & Bart. Fraulein Katchen
Loisset will contribute novel sing
ing act.
That true greatness goes hand in
hand with simplicity Is a wellknown
80 ot hot nat no cd In
pleasing way by the hero of Santiago,
Admiral Schley, several days ago.
After upholding the great traditions
OF the American navy for 90 years, he
Is now enjoying the well-earned COM
forts of home-life In Washington, d..
G. 1t was there that one OF Lyman
II. Howe's representatives called on
him for his permission to obtain a
moving picture of his life at home.
He found the admiral truly demo
cratic, genial, and affable, and after
he understood Mr.. Howe's plans he
readily consented to be included in
the u. s. war game feature. Coming
out of his residence he fingered a
moment while the photographer train
ed his camera on him. Just then a
little girl neighbor of his, a child of
Ave or six summers. ran joyously up
to him, and the spontaneity and grace
with which the fearless fighter stopped
down from his almost six foot height
and kissed the child, constitutes a
charming picture which Is worth go
ing miles to see. This Is my sweet
heart" said the admiral playfully
Aren't your" And the answer from
those childish lips flashed out instant.
ly, Aye, sure" The picture Of the
admiral will be included In Lyman
II. Howe's program in the Detroit
Opera house, Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
MILLS APPOINTS
MOUNTED POLICE
Game Warden Investigating
Destruction Of Curry
County Antelope.

Santa Fe. n. NJ. April 5.-Goyernor
Mills has appointed the following
mounted police: Captain, Fred Fornoff,
of Santa Fe; sergeant. ]. w Collier, of
Estancia; privates, W. E. Dudley. of
Alamogordo; J. B. RusH. Of Chama; Ra-
fael Gomez, of Santa Fe; w A. Beal,
of Deming; Page B. Otero. of Santa Fe,
and Apolonio a. Sena. of Las Vegas
He has also appointed the following
trustees of National Guard armory
boards: Santa Fe. Dr. J. A Massie; AL
buquerque, DR.. Robert Smart; Las We
gas. Ludwig Ilfeld Las Cruces. Isidore
Armijo; Roswell. Charles DeBremond;
Silver City. S. A. Milliken.
Game and fish warden Thomas p. Ga
BILE is investigating the defamation of a
herd of 200 antelope in Curry county
which has dwindled TO so head. He will
prosecute the pot hunters responsible
He has reported that W. H Bartlett
had stocked his famous ranch in Col
fax county with Is elk and the streams
with 100000 trout besides establishing
a fish hatchery that will stock all the
streams of Colfax county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
MONTERREY PEOPLE ENJOY
PICNICS; Personal NOTES.

Monterey y. NJ, April 5.-The young
people of Monterey made up picnic
party and went up to Rancho Rio The
party consisted of Mrs Ed Rockwell,
Mrs J. r. Howell and Mrs. Howard
Hunt, Misses Mae and Nellie Sanders,
Vera Carter, Lillian Windows, Margau-
rette Reagan and Alice and Ruby Grey;
Messrs. Barney Sanders, Edward Whar-
ton. T Spencer William Graham, En-
nest Spillers and j. Holmes. Denton
Simms and DR.. Galloway, of Mescalero.
Judge Fail passed through here to-
day from Mescalero en- route to Three
Rivers n NJ.
Messrs. J. ". Prude. George Curry
and Mr.. and Mrs. /. o. Wetmore and
Miss Margaret Prude have returned
from a visit to James A. Carol and
family at Mescalero
F. B. MARI is still here looking over
the banking business and seems very
well pleased with conditions.
w. G. Davenport and family are go
ing 10 leave for Hondo, \. NJ, tomor-
row to visit with Mr.. Davenport's
daughter, Mrs. Eniso Hilburn.
Werner Wilson, head cow puncher at
the L. E. Lumbley ranch, was thrown
from a broncho and pretty badly
bruised UP.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
The School Election

been sharply
"a The circumstances attending the
the attendance last nights
political
Dr. E. rn and W. h
Winter opposing Stevenson Julius Krakauer
opposition schools for political
methoos without "
ideals
candidates of either faction The
test is one principles programs practices rather than between
according to what they
nota according what they
the ppetuation of the
the schools the ends
regarding the
bunesslk
way politicians and their have had
whimerey keep the record sghtto mention the
nothing with naming the opposing ticket
which
present
The Citizens
principles which this has always
with putting the ticket out This
party regularity founded
Democrat from voting for
intervals
made for later confederate be
the state confederate applicants
than those the idea of
home might n authority.
Herald recently with reference
thinking
indirectly extra many
maintain adequate protective facilities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
PEOPLE COMING AND
GOING AT CARRIZOZO

Carrizozo n NJ. April 5.-The CARR
zozo Card club will be entertained at
the home of Mrs. Frank J.. Sager.
Stanley -Squires has resigned his po-
sitiOn at the depot TO take a position
with the ROLAND Bros Drug COM
pany
Car carpenter ]. J. Lavender has re-
turned from Three Rivers
E. W Johnson has left the service of
the railroad company and has gone to
Chicago.
Engineer H. w Loggins and wife are
visiting in Tucumcari.
Mrs. j. f. Kimben and daughter. Har-
riett, are visiting at Dawson.
Engineer George Benson and fireman
j. w Samson are in Tucumcari-
Boilermaker helper ]. W. Harker is
visiting in Benson, Ariz
Fireman ]. r. Taylor has left the
service OF the company and returned to
his home in Alamogordo
Mrs Belle Carving has returned from
a visit to FL Paso.
R. z. Stidham and wife have returned
from Guaymas. Mexico
Car repairer Harry Chant has return.
ed from Alamogordo
Henry Z. Bond. who has been EMPLOYED
mere as machinist for several years. has
lett the service of the company and gone
to his old home at Cleveland. Okla.
Machinist W. B. Hoeck and wife have
returned from a trip to FL Paso.
e ID. Block, who has been with Peo-
pie Bros. for several months, has gone to
Big Springs.
Arthur ]. Van Valkman. who has been
with the Carrizozo Trading company.
mas gone 10 Chicago
Contractor Ben Bechtel is here from
Clovis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05


forsook me for office but I quote here
a brief note from him. written to me
after he became Judge:
Dear William There are some things
I would give much 10 talk to you about
but dare not write. They concern me
closely and you. so far as regards your
interests in this valley, but 1 defer
them When viii you return home?
Direct your letters for me under cover
10 D. c. B., Fort Davis. As ever yours.
Gaylord
The directing Of letters under cover"
TO mutual friends was to prevent their
being taken by the Ell Paso postmaster.
who was of the Fountain faction
Williams, by no means a well-bal-
anced man. became furious and desper-
ate at what he claimed to be, and what
probably was. bad faith He was par
ticularly bitter toward Fountain and
Clarke He drank deeply and threat
ened terribly. and in his rawlings de-
clared that he had helped TO down
better man than either of them.
In this state of mind on the day men
toned Williams went into DOwell's sa-
loon and fired a pistol shot at close
range at Fountains left breast. Foun-
taln'S life was saved by his watch and
his legs. Hhe wenrto Judge Clarke
house and asked protection and de-
manded that Williams be Immediately
arrested Clarke was a firm believer
in the majesty of the law" He sum
moned posse. consisting of E A Mills
John Evans, Johnnie Hale, John Gil
lett and j. A Zabriskie. the district at
torney, and went to WiIliams's quar-
ters where Williams, being inside. had
locked and bolted all the doors French
was there as a policeman. He went TO
the rear of the house to prevent VIII
hams from escaping that wav. Adj
mittance being refused. the posse com
menced TO batter down the door, Then
Williams came out, bare headed. ana
leveled his shotgun at judge Clarke.
who stood very near. Clarke did not
move, but said two or three times:
Don't you dare. Williams Don't YOU
dare" Williams fired and Clarke stag
gered a few steps toward his home.
then fell and died in a few moments
without speaking French hearing the
shot, came Immediately upon the scene.
and finding Williams still armed and
running "amuck.' shot him twice with
his pistol, and Williams died in about
an hour.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
WANTS TO TAKE Ell PAso IN.

From Santa Fe IN NJ New Mexican
Not only is Texas coming to New
Mexico for water to irrigate, but FL
Paso wants TO corner the water supply
IN the Sacramento and White noun
tainS for drinking purposes FL Paso Is
in bad plight for good drinking wa
ter, but when it demands that the Sac
-amento and White mountains be turned
into national park for its own private
use it ought to ask first to be annexed
10 this territory In fact, the Elephant
Butte situation would be simplified, too,
by the proposed state of New Mexico
extending its eastern boundary straight
down 10 the Rio Grande.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
CATHOLIC LECTURER IS
ON VISIT TO CITY

Professor James Charles Monaghan,
national lecturer of the knights of CO.
lumbus, arrived in FL Paso this morn
ing from San Antonio TO delive ran ad
dress here at the Crawford theater this
evening under the auspices of the FL
Paso council of the knights of Column
bus.
de was met at the union station this
morning by delegation from the local
council and escorted to the St. Regis.
where breakfast was served. The re-
eeptiOn committee was composed of DR..
Francis Gallagher, Joe Dunno, JOS. M
Nealon, James Clifford, Richard Caples
and Raymond Haacke.
This afternoon he addressed the SIN
dents of the high school and will be in
PRODUCED at the theater tonight bv Joe
Nealon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05

There was a meeting of the city coun-
ell last night at lhich it was decided
TO grant Terry Pearce permission to
erect street signs. The city clerk re-
ported a deed from W. T. Hixson for
North Oregon street property for which
the city paid him $1,000 number OF
bills were passed and an adjournment
taken until Monday night.
Nine indictments were returned by
the Grand jury yesterday, two of them
being against Garcia and Martinez, of
Ysleta, charged with murder
James Morrissey has been bound over
to the grand jury on charge of burg
larizing the home of VIM. Massey.
General manager H r NicKerson. of
the Mexican Central, came up yester-
day on business.
The Republican city convention was
held yesterday and ended in a row, so
it was decided to call another for Tues
day night when a full city ticket Will be
nominated.
Former constable John Selman was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
The Dog That "Fetches" Things
The Story of Sport, Born IA Years Ago IN Ell Paso.

Fourteen years ago The Herald told
about Sport" Wilson, what a clever
dog he was, how he could ride a bicycle.
"go and fetch" and 90 other handy
things. That was II years ago, mind
you.
Today Sport" Wilson is still in FL
Paso just as much of a good sport,
still willing to go and fetch" but very
slow about it. Sport is very old, very
old for dog. He is in his 18th year.
He was born in FL Paso. too
Fourteen years ago sport" Wilson
used to ride down the streets on tan
dem bicycle. the dog. in front and Lewis
Wilson, his master. on the hind seat
But today Sport waddles down the street
very slowly, painfully for Sport is very
old. very fat. very decrepit-
Sports master used TO be porter in
an Fl Paso gambling house. Sport is
a water spaniel. dark brown in color;
his master also is brown, or light
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
MUCH MATERIAL FOR
ROSWELL COURTHOUSE

Roswell. n NJ. April 5.-Architects
have submitted TO the board of county
commissioners their estimates of the
material to be used in the erection of
the magnificent new courthouse for
Chaves county. The total Is 2O4 car
loads. Following are the carload esti-
mates: Heating apparatus. two; plumb
ing goods. one; structural steel eight +;
sheet metal cornice. two: Bedford, Ind,
cut stone. 20: terri Gotta, four; orna-
ments one. mosaic tile and polished mar
BILE. two: Portland cement, 20; common
CNeodesha. Kans.) brick, 140; pressed
brick, st Louis and Kansas City, 20;
doors. sash and mill work, three; Jail
cells one Total 204.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
ALPINE NOMINATES TO FILL
ALDERMANIC VACANCIES

Alpine, Texas, April 5.-A called meet
ing was held at the courthouse for
the purpose of nominatin three civ
aldermen to fill the vacancies caused
oy Ine resignation of three previously
eiscted- W. S. Dunbar, John Weyerts
ana e w. Moore were nominated.
u L. Nichols, W. B. Mitchell. Arthur
MitcheH and Rev. Mr.. Morrill, were in
Alpine on their way to Mara thon. to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Musgrave
tney were Joined at Alpine by a num-
ueI oI others, all going down by the
way OF autos. Mr.. Musgrave was bur
yea under the auspices of the Masonic
louee. OF which he was a member. He
death e VI MS
NJ. E. Bailey. captain of the state
.T1nsers' stationed az Ysleta. was in
tia Mr.. Bailey was formerly sta
llohed at Alpine, while a private in the
ranger company and has a large nun
Der OF friends at this place.
D.aI p,o MaIfin and wife have gone to
for some time. VIZ 'e'iiai'i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
ASKS FOR NEW TRIAL:
THE REASONS ADVANCED

Margarine Flores, recently convicted
and sentenced TO serve eight years in
the penltentlary, has filed application
for a rehearing of the case ON the fol-
lowing grounds: That the defendant
did not receive fair and impartial trial
by reason of the misconduct of tbe ;u~ -
in this-that the jury discusse5 ami
considered the fact that the defendant
did not take the witness stand anJ
testify in his own behalf"
1t is further charged that the nre.
siding Judge erred in permitting P;to
Cervantes and A Poll to testif1 tbaa
they had been suspicious of tbe 40.
PENDANT to the alleged commission 80
the crime with which he was CHARGED
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
From The Herald of this date, 1885,
Years Ago
JOHN SELMAN- IS MURDERED.
REPUBLICANS HAVE A ROW.
To-
day
(NaeAma<e~

shot four times this morning and oieu
this afternoon at $3.50 at the sisters
hospital following an operation deputy
United States marshal Geo Scarporous I"
surrendered to the authorities, ADMIT
ting that he had kill Selman-
Chairman Caples has called the Dem
ocratic convention TO meet at the Gull
house Tuesday evening
All the churches are celebrating t'as
ter Sunday today with proper services
One year ago today, FL Paso eNperi-
enced the heaviest windstorm IN lts
history, trees being torn up and the Dig
plate glass windows in the Nenoohe
hotel being blown in.
DR.. ". \. Villas and Mrs Lorena l.
Matthews were married yesterday morn
ing by Rev A. NJ. Elliott of the Fres-
byteian church. at his residence
e Kohlberg has received a request
from Geo. F. Chung, of the T. y geo
logical survey for specimens of any new
stones that he may be able to locate
in this section.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
hSLETA NEWS NOTES
IND Personal. MENTIoN

I'll, isIeta, Texas, April 5.-Many attrac-
i've homes have been built during the
paS' year between here and Ell Paso.
Siu pracucaily all of the land has
oeen put into cultivation.
hunger D. W. Cox has taken up a
: lay morse. The animal. which is about
aIS oiu' is lf1z hands high, brown
and is branded with Mexican brand
I. L. A Unless the owner comes and
Identifies the horse he will be sold Al
public auction.
w. II. Kemler. of Pittsburg. is the
guest Of A. L. Peterman.
Rangers c. T. Smith and Ross Rob-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
y UNCLE WAITS
~ Denotured Poem,

tOid half his life hang rich garments his wife
wiH blow to let
- eled the cash to blow MS
gown fo n her life seemed
sunny, andgl her husbands
ad One o. found her
ing the andw explain she
stopped while the and cried: This lfe
costly I'd rather wear
le
And really love wife you'll get back
the gather minted world
pay and let live in simple state
dipsome hut
among ecockleb emo ON ewelry furs!"
Copyright, ,.o by George Matthew. Adams (0aeAma.s.>
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05

bay Thty are great friends, master
and dog. lifelong friends it is.
1t used to be that one could leave an
object in FL PaSo, take the dog over to
>Juarez. and Sport would hastily return,
find the object and take il over to the
Mexican city Sport will still do that.
But it takes him nearly all day, he IS
that and full of rheumatics and other
pains.
Recently Sport and his master return
ed to FL PasO. They have been touring
through Arizona and California for a
long time, the master working in sa-
looms and the dog resting out in the
desert sunshine
Sport has now come back for his
health, the FL Paso climate seeming TO
best agree with him. Perhaps he has
come back to die Sport has nearly
turned his r-score-year and-ten of
dog life; his second childhood is near
10 its close.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
MARIA PERSONALS.

Maria, Tex, April 5.-Mrs. r. A Kyle
and daughter have gone to Houston.
Arthur Mitchell has returned from a
trip to Marathon.
Mrs. Kane and children went to Mar
athon in response to a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness OF Mrs.
Kane's father. He died before she
reached Marathon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
JUDGE COOLEY CONVENES
COURT AT SANTA ROSA

Santa Rosa. \. NJ. April 5.-The April
term of the district court has opened
here with judge Alfred NJ. Cooley, OF
Alamogordo, on the bench. Among the
outoftown attorneys present are Thos
B. Catron, of Santa Fe. NJ c. de Baca,
of Las Vegas: NJ r. Baker. of FIT. Sum-
ner. and A. Faircloth. of fabian.
Chas. F. Downs, of Alamogordo. dis
trict court clerk. is here attending the
sessions of the district court
p L. Harrington, c. E. Hank. f. f.
Pope, and f. B. Montana, of East
Vaughn, this county. are here in con-
nection with the incorporation of their
village.
The regular quarterly session of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
PROGRESS OF THE CowMaN

From Fort Worth (Tex.) Star-Telegram
This San Antonio Express liner from
its Forty years ago today" column:
See notice of A J. Rice's doubIe-riy-
eted wooden stirrups-" From double
riveted wooden stirrups TO six-clyinder
motor cars represents the progress OF
the cowman who has during the in
term developed the Shorthorn for
long price to the eternal passing OF
the lOnghOrn at a short price Yep,
Texas is now forty years ahead of
wooden stirrups and ionghorns-ano
still going some.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05

erts, of Capt. .Bailey's company, have
been stationed at Comstock
Mrs. Rowland has moved TO her cot
tage, opposite the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Peterman enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening. COM
plimentary 10 W. III. Kemler
Mrs. Jack Mcdonald and two chill
dren. of Mexico, are the guests of Mrs.
J. w. Gibbs.
Mrs. Milton Graves is visiting rela-
tives in Ell Paso-
Miss Juanita Loewenstein is quite
sick.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
DANGEROUS REMEDY.

From Santa Fe On. NJ New Mexican.
Do not throw monkey wrenches at
passing automobiles. You are not likely
to hurt the automobile but you may kill
the chauffeur. In Graves county a
farmer and his son face trial for muir
der because they hurled monkey
wrench at an automobile that had
frightened their mules. 1t is better to
be run over by an automobile than to
be hanged legally from a gaIlows frame
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
GOOD CROPS ASSURED.

From Fort Worth (Texas) Record
The rains of the last few days were
made TO order to meet the require
ments of Texas agriculture The soil
was never in better CONDITION and
the moisture never came more Op-
portunely. The small grain crop is
practically assured and the corn and
cotton will now get start which
only the most adverse weather can
completely overcome.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
sraTEHooD AND INSURANCE.

From Hagerman On. M Messenger.
An insurance man, when asked IL
the coming statehood would affect
his business in New Mexico, replied
that 1T would affect it by making peo-
pie more satisfied with life. He hit
the nail on the head that time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
WITH
The Exchanges
TRADING STAMP NUISANCE.

From Las Vegas On. Nd Star
FL PasO merchants will probably soon
be called upon once more to fight the
trading stamp nuisance Several times
this fever has got started In FL Paso
and has been conquered with difficulty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
PATIENT WITH NEW MExICO.

From SocorrO On. NJ Chieftian.
In an address at the university OF
Egypt Theodore Roosevelt quoted an
old Arab proverb which says: God is
with the patient if they know how 70
wait That proverb should afford .
world of encouragement TO every ad
vocate of statehood for New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05
GUARANTEED
CIRCULATION.


The Herald bases
ell adverti s j n z
contracts on q
& u a T q n [ e e of
more than twice
the circulation Of
any other FL
P a S o.. Arizona,
New Mexico or
west Texas pa
Der Daily average
10000.