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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
DAILY RECORD.
Rrndinr Permifs


To Harry Corning to build eight four
room brick houses on North FL PasO
street between Cliff and River streets;
estimated cost, $4,000.
To H D. Ashley, to remodel building
at go Mesa avenue; estimated cost
Deeds Filed.
Perry Carroll to Roy Carroll, section
81, block 4, Of the T. 81 P. railroad sur
vey, $3.50; September 30 1911
North Kansas street.-The Great
Texas Realty company TO J. W. Nc
DOugaI, lot Is and the south four feet
Of lot Il, block 81, Alexander's addl-
ton, $500; September 3, 1911
Arizona. street.. /. Martin, trustee
to L. S. simmons, lots Z and s, block
rs Franklin Heights addition; August
Edward James to w. S. smith, sec
lions and 10, the southwest quarter
and west half OF southeast quarter Of
section - and the northeast quarter
and north half Of southeast quarter OF
section %, all in block 10 of the public
school lands. 81; october g. 1911
Edward James to J. J. Bishop, section
II. section s. and the north half Of sec
ton g. block 10 OF the public school
lands. 81; October g, 1911
Ysleta. Texas-P. A. Paroles to F. G.
Alderete ABB acres of land in the town
of Ysleta, $1,000; October 2, 1911
Magoffin avenue G. RosebOrough
to H B. and c. B. Stevens. lots s and
o.
September %. 1911.
Magoffin avenue-Philip NJ Mills
paugh to J. c. Roseborough, lots s and
g. block J. MRgOffin's addition, $3.50;
September IS, 1911.
Ponciana Armendariz and Filiberta
r. de Acosta to Paul McCOmbs, five
acres Of land in the SOcOrrO grant ST.
October 3, 1911.
]. R. Love to r. E Dowell. sections
10. IA. 6. 2 T. and "a, blocks II and
r. Of the T. & p. railroad surrey,
S7454; October 2, 1911.
T. D. Love to J. c. Powell, - sections
of land in township I Of the T. g. p.
railroad lands, $1,000; August 25. 1911.
Eli Nations to J. H Nations, a tract
Of land out of the northeast quarter
of section 10, block 81. township 2, Of
the T. & P. railroad lands, 500; April
10. 1911.
Lincoln Park-Frank schafer to
Emma Schafer, lots 6, Z, 8, 9 and 10,
block %, Lincoln Park addition, 81;
October 2 1911.
General Convention Of the New Jeru-
$40 acres of land known as survey No.
265. $500; August g, 1911
Licensed to wed.
Alfredo Rios and Eliza Alvarez.
Leonard West and Ruth Williams
Births-Gfrls
To Mrs. Lonnie Wells (negrO), 1918
Ninth street, September %.
To Mrs. DemasiO FlOrez, 2314 wy ON
ing street, October 2.
To Mrs NJ COmpos, 4O2 South FL
Paso street October @
To Mrs. POrfirio Ornela, 1912 North
Utah street, October 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
NOGALES MAN ENDS
OWN LIFE WITH GUN
Census Of American Fami-
lies in Cananea Is
Taken by Consul

NogaIes, Ariz, Oct Antonio G.
Garcia, an emplOye in the establish
ment Of Iscalada Bros, committed sui
eide by shooting himself through the
head at his place Of business III
health is said TO have been the cause
A coroner's jury was impaneled which
rendered a verdict that death reulted
from gun shot inflicted by himself
Students at the university of Arizona
from NOgales are w. Duane Bird, Miss
Maud Mcpherson and Herbert Wood.
American consul A V. Dye at No
gales, sonora, has returned from Can
anea, where he went to number the
American families living there
Z. @. Hughes, a pioneer resident Of
Arizona. was killed by lightning at his
home at GreaterTiue-
c. n. White has been transferred
from the Southern Pacific agency at
Nogales to the same position at Naco'
and W. G. Bowman has assumed the
duties Of the Nogales agency.
r. II. Ingram and Epes Randolph
passed through NOgales on tour OF IN
spection Of the Mexican lines
Eugene s. Ives, Democratic cand1-
date for the United States senaEe, ad-
dressed a large audience at the Masonic
hall at NOgales.
R. H Graham, Of HermOsillo, has
been in Phoenix buying blOOded stock
for importation into the states Of Son
ora and Sinaloa.
Friends Of ]. @. Patton and Miss
Georgia ". LOmaL have received an
nounCements OF their marriage at Los
Angeles.
Judge F. N Doan is in Nogales to
preside over the second judicial court
whicR convened Monday for the last
time, as under the new constitution
each county viii have It's own superior
court After the October term there
viii be & recess until December. UAen
there will be a short session to clean
up the docket
The calendar contains nine cases for
the grand jury, six criminal cases and
50 civil cases.
The grand jurors are: J. H Hackett,
n L. Huston, E. 3. SOrrells, /. Ephraiu,
S. a Fisher, J. A Harrison, Joseph
Carbon, J. 2. Elias, c. A. Gabriel Rich
ard Farrell, w. A Parker, Dennis
Coughlin, NJ Lulley, 7. H Cumming,
Henry Pyeatt, H. NJ Alfred, Thomas
Bayze A. z. Crepin, w. G. Bulge, john
Clary, W. T. ROath; .
Walker, 2. Mitchell, W. W. Johnson,
Baldwin, George R. Watt, Phil Semlar,
". HI Walker, r. Nasquez, w. IlQWelLs
J. Heating. G. ". Philips, T. J. Wylle,
D. C. franklin. A n Conard, w NJ
Rosenberg, c. c. Chapman, ]. NJ. Halnsss
E. L. Ish P. J. Mccarthy, ". T. Bank
herd. r. T. Rankin. J. H Reagan, j.
A. Straith, J. A. Sphinx =. T. Sheehey, I
A. P. Busch, Henry Ohm, J. l. Young,
s S. ProtO, Sam PrOutyr S. A Bowman
Val ValenZuela, ST., Harry vaughn
HAYDEN Pendergrass, H z. Stephens, I
C. + AIapes, F SiebOld, A. Someryllle, I
Robert Bergier, c.. w. Beck, w. >. Wllds |
b. S. YOas, G. W Morris, NJ. T. Holden,
Ed Reagan W. H. Barr, Q. b. wilson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
DON'T

Waste your tins
and money on
poisonous drugs
and defective op-
erati0ns, which
in the end Cul
inmates in death,
when you can be
easily cured OF
all ailments By
NATURE S OWN
II u NJ = d IE S OF
herbs and roots
compounded by
DR.. NE che aoE.
Fna romu0wr rnnr~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
MANY AMERICAN BEAUTIES IN
BLOOM AT GRAVES RAEC

beauty roses are blooming by the thou
sands at the Graves ranch and are at
tracing many visitors from Ell PasO
Mrs. J. wv. 3. Robinson entertained
the Thimble club at her residence. The
spacious reception rooms We're deco
rated with daisies. An ice course with
cake was served. Mrs. n. IL ELLEN
assisted the hostess in receiving the
guests. who Included. Mesdames B.
A. Oden, A. J.. Peterman. G. w Huff
man. F. w Whitney. j. B. White Wal
ter Coles. John Mcdonald. c. W. Smith.
Robert Cole. w. D. Lansden and Miss
Annie McSain. The next meeting Of
the club viii be at the residence Of
Mrs Walter Coles.
Customs inspector II. A. Carnes was
the guest of friends. en- route to his new
post Of duty at Sierra Blanca.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
CHAPTER X.
THE SILVER TONGUE.


n RRS. ELEANOR GILBERT, very
h handsome in her morning
/ " gown, was pouring a second
cup Of coffee for her brother.
ga pretty woman at the breakfast
table" remarked Henry Sanger, Jr., ''is
the most charming picture in the
world"
Mrs Gilbert shrugged her shoulders
hstlessly. Save your compliments for
your wife. Pm in no humor for them.
Pm dying Of stagnaton. Henry, you
must-you simply must-come to my
rescue today"
bis brow puckered regretfully. I'm
sorry. Eleanor. I'd Ike to help you
out, but really can't Ny morning is
filed with important board meetings
And this afternoon 1 have planned to
90 to the bull batting"
Bull batting? thought that sport
Figure Of speech mean the con-
vention at which the local G. o. P. is
to choose the next mayOr-perhaps-of
our great city"
"Oh, politics! And who is to play
bulT"
Our political lord and master. Rob
ert McAdoO, alias Knockout Bob, alias
the boss Of the Steel City"
This McAdoo-is he a good bossT
Where is your Americanism?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
DISCOVER GOLD IN
MARATHON OIL WE'LL
Anderson Sells Bee and
Bear Ranch to His
Daughter

Alpine. Texas, Oct TT IS reported
here that a vein Of gold has been struck
in boring the Hargus oil well near
Marathon. Specimens have been sent
FOR assay.
J. r. Anderson has sold his famous
Bee and Bear ranch in this county TO
his daughter. Mrs Galloway Phelps.
The marriage Of sheriff John Robin
son. of Val Verde county, to Miss Alice
Strong occurs this evening in the First
Methodist church of this city. The
bridal party viii leave at once for Del
Rio. Rev Mr. Albritten of Del Rio
will offficiate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
HIGHO-ME

That's the Proper Way to PrOnOunca
HyOmei the Famous Catarrh Rem
edy Made From Australian Eu-
calyptus and Other Anfisep-
ties. just Breathe It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

and herbs specialist Of the age
CONSULTATIOE FREE.
office and Laboratory No. los NoEt8
Campbell St, FL Pago, Tex
Bell Phone 2010.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
FOURTH MAY PICK
NEW SITE FOR CAMP
Many Promotions in Twen-
ty-third Follow Ruther-
ford Case Decision

When the Fourth cavalry returns
from Oloudcroft on Sunday 1t win prob
ably encamp at a point north OF Fort
Bliss and directly north Of the Country
club golf links near the railroad. Camp
SteeTer where the cavalry formerly
had its quarters, proved too dusty ami
there was lack of drainage. facilities.
Many PrOmOtloDs Made.
AS a result of the war departments
decision in the Rutherford case. over
100 promotions were made the follow
ing affecting the TWenry-t iufan-
try; Stephen o. FuQuay, Frederick S
Young, Edgar $. Slayer and Milo c.
Corey have ali been promoted from the
positions Of first lieutenant to captains
and assigned to the Twenty third iufan-
try. Capt. Young viii remain on
duty at Fort Bliss while the others
VIII 80 TO Fort Mcintosh
Second ueutenants promoted to the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

If you viii use q common sense Meth
Cd. getting rid Of catarrh IS easy.
Germs cause cararrh, you know that
and you also know that in order 20 end
catarrh YOU must destroy the germs.
In every HTOAIEI outfit which Is sold
by Kelly & Pollard and druggists every
where there is little bottle Of ANTI
germs
Pour a few drops OF this liquid into
the little hard rubber inhaler which
comes with the outfit and breathe this
now antiseptiC vapOrfzed air over tha
membrane Of the nose and throat in-
tested with catarrh germs.
It's pleasant, soothing and healing 81
this vaporized air and il is really the
only remedy known that can reach ana
XIII Cararrh germs. Complete outfit
S100 at Kelly & POllard's and druggists
everywhere. 1t is guaranteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
CTo be continuously
CHILDREN 10 Have HOLIDAY

CHILDREN TO HAVE HOLIDAY
on THE GOVERNORS DAY.
The Riddles are to have a holiday
on governors day during the State
hood celebration This has been de-
creed by the school board and there
viii be no school from Thursday even
ing, October 10, until Monday morn
ing. October %.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04
| s P Q R I s
FIVE MATCHES ID BE SHOT AT WARREN Some Rifle Doings Today Be- tween Locals and Many
 Competing Teams

Five matches will be shot by the Bisbee Rifle club at the Warren Dis trict Country club range today.
 In the Pacific Coast Rifle league the locals will go against Seattle, Ta- coma and Santa Ana, Cal. 4 match will be shot with Concord, Cal, at 400 yards and against the picked army team at 500 and 1000 yards.
 The army team will arrive iR the city this morning from Fort Huachu- ca with the following personnel: Lieu tenant Miller. coach; Captain Ryan, captain: Captain Meyers. Lieutenant McMarney, Lieutenant Turner, First Sergeant Marks of Troop A., First Sergeant Henderson Of Troop E. eu1 Horseshoer Draggett of Troop C.
 The Bisbee team will be as fol- lows: G. J. Moore, capt; McMinu, Bssett Watkins, Jas. Hart. J. W. Fish CT, AT- J. Cunningham. M. W. Mitchell.
 Capt John c. Greenway will he executive officer of the day and isaac Ives will be statistical oficer. me visiting rife men win be the guests of the local club today.
 Other matches in the league today are: Los Angeles vs. Spokane, Souta- ern California vs. Seattle, Los Angel es vs. Seattle. this being a delayed match. The Angels will also sho)t against Dickinson, N. D., today at Zuu and 800 yards, rapid fire.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04
BASEBALL NOTES

Pitcher Frank Smith is getting on to the layout of Cincinnati and do ing better word for the Reds.
 \ Chicago firm has named a cigar '-The Fence Buster" in honor Of Ping Bodie, of the White SoX.
 Sickness and injuries to players have caused several major league clubs to look like Class F teams this season.
 Manager Chance picked up a rat fling good player in Doyle, who is playing the third station for the Cubs.
 Pitcher Koestner. with Cleveland last season, is doing great work for the Portland team of the Pacific Coast league.
 Harry Steinfeidt, the former Crb TOW with the Boston Nat'one1s. looks to be the right man to help the Rust lers.
 The Cleveland Mars seem to be un against it again this season. With Lajoie out of the game the team goes on the sDare-ribs.
 Now that the Washington team iz playing at home, Jimmy MeAleer believes that his hired men will do something for the District of Co lumbia.
 Rochester won 2f Of the first 3b games played. The Eastern league teams will have to start soon if they expect to flag Cancels crew
 The New York Giants and the De troit Tigers are stealing everything in sight that resembles base. The two teams have offered over 150 bags SO far this season.
 Billy Gilbert and Jack Warner who used to star with MoGraw's Giants. are playing with the Erie O and P team. Gilbert is manager with the Erie tossers.
 Ote Johnson. the New York High lander, has filed suit for divorce from his wife, Edith Johnson. lie also asks for the custody of a daughter seven years old and of Q son of two.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04
CHOOSING sIpEsn

 a i And liked it better when played on the lots
  We plays and freckled hdesi played at choosing | yesterday and O brands flare, thirty the air solid golden hours baseball powers swiftly childhood ghdes! choosing he a hand over hand story boy understand? pickingTE Reddy" Give skinny Murphy" I'll take Pat Mc(5ynn and finished with the sndes rufled choosing you'll remember, if peek into the past, little four eyed fellow that always chosen last The urchin the would ignore unl he found by counting that he needed one nan more couldn't couldn't field. that shrimp today s making while his captain drives day
 P. KIRK
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04
PROTECT
THE HEALTH OF YOURSELF AND
 FAMILY


 Pope's Herb is prepared to provide dependable household remedy. based upon the principle of purity of blood insursng freedom from disease. It is a medicine for nialadies such as, Rheumatism, Liver Complaints. Con stipation, Fever and Ague, Female Disorders. Indigestion, Lumbago, Kid ney Derangements, Catarrh. Sick and Nervous Headaches. Loss ot Appetite and all ailments arising from insctiv ity cf the Liver and Kidneys
 It is a purely Herbs, Bark and Roots Compound. It is put up in rhoc olate coated Tablets pleasing eua easy to take, tor cah be dissolved "a water)
 Mrs. J. c. Meade of HyattsviIIs, Md, says:
 For years 1 have suffered with eachache, Headaches, Neuralgia, and Nervousness and extreme Fatigue. tried many remedies without relief Four months ago a grateful friend induced me to write to Pope Medicine Co, Washington, D. C., for a box of Popes Herb Compound Tablets the very irst 5ose Of two tablets gave me relief. used not quite Sl.0c box and am entirely cured of the Iain in my back and have no more headache.
 Dr. J. V. Hennesey, a prominent Physician and Surgeon of Albany, N Y, in part says:
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 Pope Building. Washington. D. C.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04


 Toady is double-header day at War reR baseball park. The Queens courtiers will sashay around the green with the Calumets and the Bankers will take on the Colts.
 The first game will be at ? o'clock. between the rival mining teams, and sill go seven innings. The second game will probably go only seven innings. depending on the time left after the first game.
 The Colts will have a come back at the Bankers today and will try to retrieve the loss of that exhibition game. which did not count anyway. Those red men will go to bat this afternoon with chests that win reach cut over the home plate and there is nothing that will make them take them in unless it is the daring nerve of Banker, used to taking things in. The Colts are yet gory with the blood of the Calumets, drawn in the opera tion for the appendix last Sunday, but the Bankers believe that they can do 1t again. so there you are. Some kind of dope rehabilitation is due for Sunday p. m.
 The game between the mining men, divided into the rival camps, is go- ing to be hummer and those who expect to see the c. S A. d repeater are likely te-be robbed Of their "I- told-you-so" thunder The game last Sunday was not fair sample of the ability of the City Beautiful aggrega- ton. The team had had but one practice since the exhibition game and allowances must he made for the showing made.
 While Irving made an ascension rather early in the melee last Sun day, his work in the first two innings of the game showed that he had form and a good knowledge of the game. With more practice will come more endurance and Irving will yet be heard from in the city league games.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04
.G }OW HAS NIT lfT
 ACCEPTED CHALLENGE

Chester Grow. the Tucson wrestler. who sty les himself the Michigan Demon" has not yet answered the communication of Young Sandow. wno accepted the challenge to a match in Bisbee. through The Review. The little big man. who Is domiched al Pisbee now. Is anxious for the match. waiving she question of weight alto gether. The Demon has Sandog best ed in weight by 26 pounds.
 Grow met Ed Brown. eallet the Mexican Wonder" last night at Tue son and it may be that he wlll now take on Sandov.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04
AMERICAN SAYS
 LOPEZ IS GOAT
Made the Goat to Save Real Culprit-Taken to
 Douglas
MEDINA REAL CULPRlT

According 10 an American in the insurrecto army who fought under Red" Lopez at Agua Prieta, the kiH- ing of Lopez will be avenged and stT up an ugly mess if it is shown that Lopez was executed by the officers in charge of the rebel forces at the pres ent time
 Red Lopez never sold ont" he de- clared. This is known by every man who ever fought under him. for LoI- ez had many opportunities to sell out, but he preferred to face death rather than to betray the cause If there was any selling out at Agua Prieta, it was Medina who did it. Lopez until about o'clock in the afternoon. He started to drink then and got drunk. Medina gave orders to shoot Lopez at sight as a result.
 Thirty Americans, among them myself, gave Medina to understand that Red Lopez would not be shot unless every one of us was shot with him and that if we were to be snot there would te lot of sick Meyicans before they got through.
 Taken 10 Douglas.
 This much I know: Lopez was talk en to Douglas by his friends to save him from being shot We knew ne was in danger of assassination and made him go across the line. About 3 o'clock in the evening Medina dis appeared and it is declared that be went immediately to Douglas and was net there by enemies of the revolu- tion.
 No braver soldier in battle ever lived than Red Lopez. Tn the morn- ing of the first fight of Agua Prieta. Blanco started charge against the federals. The federals were strong and when Blanco found what he was up against he sent a bunch Of us Americans in the lead while he sks Dc ped back like a coward and his men got as far out of the range of Inc rifles as they could We Americans were there to face the music wren the firing began and Blauco. great general as he is reDuted to be, show ed the white feather. Some Of the Americans were not even armed, but were sent forward to bluff the feder- als.
 Lopez Saves the Dav At this juncture Red Ionez saw i that We would be annihilated. He saw the situation in a minute an1 then ! led charge to our side. preventing a veritable s'aughter. There were 2 few Indians with the Americans. Eut not Mexican until LODez appeared. One of the men lying in the trerch next to us was shot in sfxtapn rlapes I escared without a scratch. Louez did the heroic thing and you can never convince me that he was not on the souare with the fnsGTrertOs. The shooting of Lopez has probably been the work of the real coward who did sell out, irving 10 divert sus- ricion from himself. All that Lopez did was to get drunk"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04
MISSOURI LEADS IN
 BIG ATHLETIC MEET

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June B. The University of Missouri track team won the intercollegiate con- ference track meet, scoring g. points. Chicago was second with 25 1-3, California third with 20, Wis consin fourth with I9 3-4, Illinois fifth with I9 LIP, Notre Dame sixth with IA, and Minnesota seventh with II 2-4.
 One conference record was bTOk- en when Allen of Chicago jumped 9 feet 1 inch in the broad jump. The previous record was % feet S-4 inch, held by Friend of Chicago.
 Davenport of Chicago tied his own conference record Of 1:56 3-f for the half mile Fleet of Missouri tied the conference record for two miles, making 9:5O fat.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04
Reaues,s Esn's Arres..

Telephone and telegraphic reports for the arrest of R. E. Fowler, who Is wanted here for beating a board bill of S25, were sent out from Bisbee yesterday. The warrant was issued on the complaint of Gertrude Bailey. who conducts a rooming house in Du- bachef canyon, and who alleges that Fowler put up at her house and fail ed to pay his board bill
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04
ROlten to Be Buried.

The funeral of W. J. Bolton. the man who was burned in gasoline ex- plosion at the Palace garage a week ago, win take place at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon from the Palace under taking parlors. the services being conducted by the Rev. Decker of The Methodist church. The pallbearers are R. A. Jackson. B. Roberts, 0. $ French. Richard Davis, ". w Grid ley, E. B. Stimson.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04
YACHTS START BERMUDA RACE

BOSTON, Mass, June 3-Thou- sands of persons thronged City Point today to witness the start of the ocean yacht race from Boston 10 Bermuda. The finish will be aJ Dayid's Head, near St. George. Der muda. the distance being about 67Q miles.
 The yachts making the race are the schooner Vagrant, owned by Harold s. Vanderbilt of the New York club and wiuner of the New York to Bermuda race last year; the schooner Sunrise owned by P L. Carmichael of New York: the schooner Enchantress. owned by Seward W. Weed of the Corinthiar Yacht club. and the keel cutter Chispa, owned by Captain Ernest A Smith Of Bermuda
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04
MAKES NEW RECORD.

NEW YORK. June 3.-A new Amer ican record for a three mile run was established by George Bonham, the Irish-American Athletic club star, at thes Seth annual handicap games of the New York Athletic club at Travers Island today. The time was IA min utes and 32 seconds.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04
g. ?. a s. w. Makes Donation.

The Fl Paso & Southwestern raii- road has donated S10O to Bisbeas Fourth of July celebration fund. 1t is likely that this donation will go to the emergency or incidental approp- riation. The Southwestern has also agreed 10 haul up to Bisbee the biz rock which has been used for several years in the drilling contests.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04
wIrn rHE nnxERs

: Freddie Welsh and Matty Baldwin will meet fin California the latter part of this month.
 Tommy Murphy failed to stay one round with Knock Out" Brown, but took home S3.060 for trying.
 It is reported that Carl Morris and Jim Flynn have signed for a min to take place in Tulsa, Okla. July 4.