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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17

DelleT BelugI, OuS AlPlIeI III 3IDe
Mbtbeilungen gang mie nui De
aunitausIteIIimg. Gle cine fir 6i
Sfulptnr, Die anoerc iiir Die @alerei
limo oann gfngen lie SUI etianoe'
binii6er uno tritiiierten nno riibmtei
uno ladten mandmnl fonnte e!
aud beiB Sfiaeben uno ein Streit Del
Meinungen nusgeiodten neroen -
ober obne baB CT Spiiren binterlaI
fen bate. gs pilroe baIo nergeiier
un6 mnr nid)t boie gemeint.
lln0 nie lie Damn arbeitetenl
sic bereitcte Die Mnblseiten ouI
elmer 8etrolfiife III Der aammer
es mar 10 Iuitig, gang 10 mie friiber
bel ben 1rppen. limo mie es idmef'
TEL MandmaI bnttc lie ~olleroings me.
mig 5u foden, iuenn lid fein &dufer
fiir hire arbeiten iano - ober 5,lipei.
len - einmal bate er artii6oden,
arebie uno cine babe 6laide Gbam.
pogner mitge6raft. 8eld einen
SuJIItuH2 uu2 Yuu!
llno nie lire 9(ugen itrabIen fonn.
tenl sic par in ocn lesten Sabren
finger gepor6en, itatt alter.
So, Die bei0en moifien 5uidmmen
etmas @robes iperoen, Elm ridtigeS
4iinitlerpnnr. Sn elm paar Sabreu,
tpenn lie lid etipos eripart b1tten,
Dollten iie nod Yaris reiien - bel.
leift i'm Solon alisiiellen - 0 berr.
libes aiinitlerleben
nnb iest nun lag Tie bort born
IN Dem idl,pnrden, etgen Sara.
8ie mar bas 5ugegnngen2 9ltn,
iic batten piel ~ertragen i'm @inter -
batten g%efroren mo 5uipeilen gebiin.
CERT. sic batten falt nidts perfan.
fen fonnen un6 iic bate fir 3fpei
9~earbeitet - iid ipegen oes etenoen
8eloes @ntbebrunget auierlegt -
uno oft bis tief in ole Hadt binein
abifriiten 9cno9t. sic botte iid)
fir Die St1rfere geboIten, uno lie
mar es pobI, aber Der fetld,te Sbon in
8%crbiubllng nit allen anoeren, Der
Den Gntbrbrlngen, lie rparer
bod nod itdrfer ais lie. limb ais iie
% ab%geor6eitet 6alag obne Sofi.
tiing bottc or i,ihts onoeres tbun
oils ben Soo Inn Sd,onung
mflebcn. I6cr mona erbort Der 600
eitten9 Sn ierer Radt, ais lie
zen beiBeIten aampf nm lie geItritten
nnO Der Wonn nit Dem Stut.
,erglas MIS- Sicger 6orauS beroorge.
Iangcll iuar, GA mar lie iel6er 10 I'll.
JIG lmo pergniigt aelpeien.
aGanf, mcin Sunge!" fIiiiterte Tie,
Can't fir Oieic berrliben Sabre!
itcrben 3i i0rncn mitten
fpeibcn Springen! ~ iiebIt Oh
= tpie iie idlueIlen uto breden
uno bonn le8te lie gum lesten.
Die arnic i'm icinen Sails
mo Die 8liitheu alii Dem @emdloe
Iber Dem @ett fingen ibren lesten
Nllu " ~ /
gr batte Gin @emdIoe fir Is aro.
len fortgemorfen mo oafiir oret
Springen gefauft peibe
i'm M1rs. Gincn oif oos
Iiifen neben ibrer 8onge. einen belt
in Der Sanb mo er legte lid nit
linen GOLDEN iiber sic iest 10 ItilIe
gs morcn g%ctriebene, onrdp.
SDringen 10 blenoeuo
limo Der brittle 3peig 5~itterte
III Dem Sorooedel i'm Sounenifein.
Peine a%eliebten nciBcu Sprineen!
llno Die GbrGnen tropften bciB unb
bner 5piiden ben magern Singern
erOor. sic mahten 6nnfie Slcde
ut Der griinidillernben @oIIe bcs
Sebt belt ser acknowledgements,
llh Die Groiffe belt.
sic maren ol Scr Iiortc oes airfp.
@an5 Ildhe nebcu Der Wouer
If man eiuep Sniticn Sano uno
auar5e IuIIerbe neben eli,
EN- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grab,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17

lorgfdltige ausbiloMng eri1brt. 0il
Mine. Sb Die iiberraldenben gr
folge oieier 8affe i'm lesten SeefriesI
oni beionoere 8erBdItniiic bel Del
friceiiihrenoen Earteien ~3nriid3lfiib
rem iino, ioll bier nidt ndbcr inter.
iuft meroen. 3botia6e lit, oaB bit
cllgemeinc 4ufmerfiomfeit auf oil
Iine bingelenft. tporoen lit, mo 0oi
man iid ins6eionnere mad @iittcll
umiob. lid Sieies lGitigen mo geidbr.
liden GegnerS 81 crwebren 3l Den
in allen Wfarinen lbcn oor6er Dor
banoenen Minenidiitcn, ole 6o5u be.
ltinlntt iiro. Mineu auS5uIegen, ben
Winenlegem, lit oaiin cine 5iucite 4rt
bonW acknowledgement bin5ueefommen.
Gle Wineniuder, Die Den 3rped boben,
Die pom 8einoe nltsgelegten Minen.
lperren %ali5niut)pn ni0 unid1Olid,
si MAIDEN.
8as 5undhit Die Minenlegcr anbe.
Iangt, 10 limo fir eieien 3iued be.
itimmte beionoere Sabr5euge bon
ctipa 1000 biz 5000 Sonnen, Die ne.
ben elmer m0glidit groBen 5rngidbig.
felt fir Minen cine a~ngemeiiene Sc.
ifApinoigfeit uno cine artiIleriitiide
armierung our Ibpebr leibtcr ietnS.
lider Streitfrditc beiisen, 5uerIt III
HuBlan6 gebailt noroen. 0euiif-
Iano beiist orei 5peaiaIidiffe fir
WinenBfuefe: sBelifon" rIlbatroB"
nno o0antilus". ebenio bat Deter.
reid 5tpei oerartige Snbraeuge; Gtg.
lanb bat Z ausrangierte 8reuSer bon
etfpa $500 Sonncu 5t Minenlcgern
lmgebaut; Die Sereinigten Staoten
5fpei dltere areu5er; Stolen 5fpei aa.
ncnenboote. Gen groBten Winenle.
ger beIist Sranfreidl in Dem friiberen
Sronsportidiff .Souore" bon 5000
Tonnen, oos 800 Minen fabt. gllt-
bcroem iino IN Sranfreid) cin5clnc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit ginridtlnl.
gen perieben, onB lie an SteIIe zines
&orpenorobres cine gerinee anSabl
(10) Winet an 9oro nebnten f6nren.
Stud Ole iapanii6e @arine, bic elm
Winenihiff oglmnfuIu.Wa carr" Griiber
Der ruiiii6e anmr") beiist, perluen.
oct Sorpeooboote sllm Minenlegen.
Der in &nBlanb oufgetnlldtc @eoan.
fc, ntterieeboote 5itrit MinenIegen an
reriperoen, lit iuegeu ser entgeoenIte.
Denoen tefniiden Sdpierigfeiten
bisber nid)t mlsgciiibrt poroen.
geoeuter0 fleiner oils Die Minen.
leger iinO Die Iineniiifltifie, Ga Tie
feinen Baum 3ur llnterbringltnq bon
Wfinen bralldlen. Seuti6lonb bat
5ipei 8iniiionen dlterer Sorpcooboote
dig Observation-Disclosures in 0ienIt,
ilno iiberall ou, mo- nidt Special.
iGiffe fir oieien 3fped gebaut luer.
ocnb iiebt mon Gltere Sorpeoo. uno
aononcnboote Gin @ngIonb) fir oie.
len 3ped beItimnt. Set einiaeu
Sobrcn bot man altd) oie gum Sii6en
nit Dem @runoneb eingeridteten
Siidoompfer gum Mineniuden ber.
oitge5ogcf. einige Mnrincn baben 10.
gor oerartige 0ompfer in ibren
Gdiffsbeitaio oufgenommen (gug.
8, 5rontrei6 81; @ngIan6 iudt
ltH alth 0QS MoterioI mip ma Tpryn.
mol ieiner 5oblrei6en 6iidhampfer.
ols &eierpe fir Den arieasfaI[
SIT iifern. 8ie Die 9eridte Sieme.
mons iiber Die Sperationcu Dor Sort
artbllr Seigen, geniigen fir Ole elm.
6orm Der Mineniudens 2
Gompiboote nit elmer 5miifen linen
dcldlleppten Stoblleine; Elm porsiia.
lid Undergraduates bacterial uno
YerIonal werben ober ielbItperItdno.
lid N oieiem gcidbrliden 9icnit lebr
nicl beliereS lciiterL olS ieoe Smpro.
pilation.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17
ol1inenidife.

Snt rnliiid iapaniiden arieae Fat
cine s8aifc iid bcrnorsetbap. BON ser
ionit ucii1 bort, bon Ser mai,
ober aitilebmen bari. OaB lie In alIer
Stille IN tentliden @arinen cine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-06
DAILY RECORD.


Alexander's addition. II. Proctor
to P. E. Kern, block 81; $111O; April
4,1s10.
Alexander's addition-M. M. Kerbey
to P. E. Kern, blocks 20. 1S9. 1877. 159.
Isl. 162, 157. 155, 122. 119. IS. 154. 81;
fractional blocks u and 13, and lots
$40, block SIS; $3.50; April l. 1910
Ell Paso county-Pau1 P. Hammett to
Gorganio Hernandez, 1915 acre tract in
Socorro grant, 81 acre tract in La Ysla
section of Socorro grant, and 1852 acre
tract in Socorro; $4001: Dec. 26. 1910.
Tobin, Texas-F. R. Tobin to Charles
G. Carrollton, lots ) and S, block 95:
$40; July u, 1899
Alexander's addition. B. Kilpds-
rick to P. E. Kern, block S4; $111e,
April 4, 1910.
Simmons. sections and 10, block 10,
and sections 4. 5. 6, Z and 8. block 76,
public school land, 81; December =,
1910
Pierce-Finley addition, 40 foot lot
facing Ange street at lot TO- block III
Robert H. Rinehart and wife to Will
lam c. Barnes, $4,000; July IS. 1910
Altura Park, Richmond street, be-
tween Russell and Lowell streets@Al-
tura- Realty company TO W. Pelham
Winter. lots 4, and 6, block p, $465;
November %, 1910.
Highland Park, Sacramento street,
between Florida and Louisiana ave-
nues-F. n. Craver and wife 70 Rio
Grande Valley bank, lots 81 % % and
"a. block 1913, $500; October IS, 1910.
FL Paso county-Emma Dalrymple to
H. A Long. sections ? and 10. block
rs. and sections 4. 5, 6. Z and s, block
rs, $50; November 2s. 1910.
Births.
To H. A. Carpenter. 507 Boulevard.
boy, Dec. a.
To J. H Paget San Elizario. By.
Nov. 80
To Rufus Moore. 1910 North Oregon.
boy, Jan. 1.
To Antonio Rangel. Mexican. 7aI
Park. girl Dec 19.
To F. Gutierrez. Mexican. stanton ana
Sixth, boy. Dec. %.
To F. V. Najera, American. Maeoffiu
and Willow, boy, January ..
To Higinio Guellen, Mexican, $40 10th |
street, boy, December %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-06
INDIAN CHIEFS TO
Go TO WASHINGTON
Tularosa Property Worth
$1,000 Changes Hands.
WoOdmenA install
Officers.

TularOsa, N NJ Jan GAS A. Car
roll. superintendent of Indian schools
at Mescalero, has gone to Washington
City. taking with him Mescalero Apache
indian chiefs, Peso Sans Puer and Ma
goosh. The chiefs are going to visit
the Great White Father Peso is the
only one OF the three who has been to
Washington. and that was many years
ago, when he visited the late presi-
dent James A Garfield. Capt. Samuel
F. Miller goes with the party as inter-
prefer.
This country has just experienced the
coolest weather on record. United
States weather observer I. I. Fairless
reports three degrees above zero which
is one degree less than the previous
low record Mr.. Carroll reported three
degrees below at Mescalero
Usage Camp No. So, Woodmen Of the
World has installed the following Off
GERS for the year 1911: J. J. Dale, past
consul commander; Edwin Peppard,
consul commander; W. c. Hunter adj
visor lieutenant; c. S. Croan. banker;
I L. Fairless. clerk; J. E. Stevenson,
escort; F. A. Briscoe, watchman; w w.
LumbIy, sentry; ]. c. Wharton, W. D.
Upton and W. E. Carr managers. Irby
L. Fairless and Edwin Peppard were
elected as delegate and alternate, re-
spectively, to the head camp session,
to be held at Mineral Wells, Texas,
March A.
Assistant engineer Neil, of Santa Fe,
with county surveyor J. z. Edgington,
of Alamogordo. and county commission
er J. J. Sanders and party, are on the
Tuularosa-La Luz road. locating eul-
Terts and fills The grading gang is
getting together preparatory to start
ing the work as soon as it is some
warmer.
Ira O. Wetmore, president Of the Tu-
larosa Improvement company, is up
from FL Paso on company business.
6. A. Hyde has sold his home west
Of town to E. c. Simmons for s11. coo.
G. A. Hyde bought the other heirs in
terest in the Mrs. NJ E. Hyde place in
town. the consideration being $500. He
IS going to repair the house and move
into it about Feb l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-06
COUNTY PHYSICIAN ELECTED;
SAGTARO CLUE REORCANIZE

Globe, Ariz. jan 6.-Dr. E. R. Nc
Pheeters has been selected as county
physician.
The Saguaro club is being reorgsn-
lied and will occupy quarters adjoin-
ing the Old Dominion hotel.
Seth Arkills. engineer, H. Elidge,
fireman, George Reex, conductor and
James Carne, brakeman, have been
awarded the prize for making the
greatest number of trips on time on
the passenger train from Bowie to
Globe during the six months ending
Dec. 1. The score stood "a to IS.
The local lodge of Owls has in
stalled the following officers for the
ensuing year: A w. Sydnor, president;
R. Z. P. Inyan vice president; Harry
Temple, invocator; Charles Alexander,
secretary; Anton Trojanovich. treasur-
er; c. Mclaughlin, warden; John Toy
picket; F. NJ Rolando. sentinel; B. F.
Crawford, z. L. Higdon and M s. Reid
trustees. The nest was organized Aug.
27, 1910 and has a membership of 500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-06
GREENLEE COUNTY
ARIZONA INSTALLED
Grand Jury to Investigate
Charges of Poisoning of
Horses at Clifton.

Clifton, Ariz., Jan. 6.-The coming OF
the new year witnessed the launching
of the new county Of Greenlee in Ari-
iona. It was accompanied by very little
demonstration. the new officials. who
were elected in November, spending the
first day in arranging bonds and get
ting settled IN their new offices
The courthouse site has not been Sc
lected. but will probably be decided
upon at the first meeting of the super
yisors, as the business people of Cliff
ton have guaranteed a site free to the
county, the location to be selected by
the supervisors. The county will have
no trouble in securing temporary head
quarters as there are several buildings
in Clifton available for such purpose.
The first case for the grand Jury
will be that of A J. Douthet and Luke
Butler who were bound over by justice
Moder on a felony charge of poisoning
dumb animals.
Douthet and Butler came to Clifton
about Christmas from the lower valley
duly credited as expert veterinary sur
geons- After they had visited several
livery and transfer stables the man
ayers noticed that a number of their
horses We're unfit for service owing to
a swelling in the breast An investi-
cation showed that the animals were
suffering from hypodermic infection
of some poison.
Charges were brought against the two
veterinartes and at the preliminary
hearing before Justice Moder evidence
was introduced by several witnesses
that led to their being bound over to
the grand jury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-06
FOR THE NECK
AND SHOULDERS
Free Prescription That Instantly Re-
moves Hlemishes, Tan, FreckIes.
and the Wrinkles and Marks
Left by --1gh Collars.
Prepare It At Your Own Home.


The Dutch neck SO cool and com
Portable during these warm days too
often exposes the discoIorations and
blemishes of high collars and results
ID tan that darkens the neck til
Il does not harmonic with the face.
Il Is easy TO overcome these condi-
tons end make the neck beautiful
and white and soft and smooth-to
remove IN other words every bleunfsh
and to make the Dutch collar as at
tractive as It is comfortable. This pre-
bcript1on can also be used on the shout
1ers and II is marye1ously effective to
beautify the hands and arms
II you want 20 try It 20 TO your
druggist, get an empty two-ounce bot
tie. also q one-ocnce bottle Of Kulux
Compound Pour the entire bottle Of
Kulrx into the .two-ounce bottle. add
quarter an ounce Of witch hazel. then
iii with water. Pre5are this at your
own- home and then you know what
Fou have. One application VIII aston
ssh you II is deliciously cool and
Boothing and Is rot affected by perspir-
alton. It VIII not rub off.
IF you put II on enc hand only, or
on one side Of the neck and note the
,sf noe ycu wal see the wonderful
change It makes Instantly The re-
suits are permanent and continued use
Of this prescription viii result in a skin
as soft and Smooth as a child.s, a skin
from which redness and roughnsss and
treckies have been entirely removed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-06
DEATH REPORT RECALLS STORY
OF GUERRERO,S WILD SLIDE

The reported death of Praexedes
Guerrero at Janos. Chin, recalls an in
cident in his career which tends 10
show the metal OF which he was made.
In February Of last year. while in
Houston. he slid from the third story
Of a building down to the first on a
rope made Of a sheet and then dropped
to the ground and made his escape
Guerrero and two others were in
the building when an officer of the
secret service came upon them and
all drew their revclvevrs- Each OF the
men darted into a room and while the
government officer was attempting to
catch the man he supposed to be Guer-
zero. the latter rushed into a bedroom
where Mrs. Ga5ino Morantes Soto held
a rope sheet for him TO slide down to
the ground. He did so and sustained
a sprained ankle. but managed TO es-
cape TO Oklahoma.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-06
Stomach Sufferers
Squander Millions
In Search of Relief.

Trial Package of sfuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets Free.
The world is full Of disordered stom-
achs and sc percent Ct the money spent
upon physicians and drugs goes in an
attempt to cure the stomach
People are made to believe that in
order to gain health they must doctor
their stomachs and use cathartics So
the doctor gets his fee for the stomach
treatment and the druggist for the
physic. until the savings Of a life time
are exhausted and yet no cure.
Let's be reasonable.
Ehe sick stomach is in every case
the result Of over-eating, hurried mas
tication and improper choice of foods
The mucous lining all the way down
the food tract loses its sensitiveness.
and when food is forced down the
muscles fail to respond. They do not
cnurn the food as they should. The
glands no longer give out gastric juice
TO dissolve the food and render it cap
able of assimilation. The man has be-
come dyspeptic.
There is one sure way and only one
TO bring positive relief. Put into that
stomach ef yours the very elements
that it lacks 70 get that food into
liquid form. Tt takes pepsin. diastase.
golden seal and other ferments to ac-
complish this. The healthy stomach
contains these elements. The dyspep-
tic stomach lacks part or all Of them.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet is made up
Ok Just what the dyspeptic stomach
sacks-nature's digestives.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are not a
medicine. not a drug. not a cathartic.
They do not cure anybody Of anything
but Dyspepsia and Indigestion and
such ailments as arise from poorly
digested food
While they digest the food the stom-
ach recdperates. The mucous mem
brane is coming out OF its stupor, the
gastric juice is coming to the surface.
the muscles are regafning their power
Every organ q the body takes on rev
life. the skin gains color. and the eyes
are no longer finged with yellow You
live.
Why doctor and why drug yourself?
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets viii take
care of your food while Nature cures
you.
Try box at your druggists, so
cents. Or. if you prefer a free trial
package before buying, send your
name and address today. F. A Stuart
Co. $50 Stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-06
CARNEGIE FINDS
NEW PEACE HYMN
He Prefers It to America
and It Is Sung to Same
Tune.

New York, Jan. 5.-Andrew Carnegie
has found hymn of international
peace that he prefers to America
The meter-is the same. but although
he prefers the new words, he does not
urge them as a substitute
Several thousand copies of the hymn
were distributed yesterday by Mr. Car
negie among those interested in the
peace movement. It was written by
professor George Huntington, librarian
years ago on a pension from the Car
negie foundation. Following are the
lines:
Two empires by the sea,
Two nations great and free,
One anthem rise.
'-One race Of ancient fame.
sOne tongue, one faith, we claim.
God whose glorius name
We love and praise"
What deeds our fathers wrought,
What battles we have fought.
Let fame record.
Now vengeful passion, cease
Come victories of peace;
Nor hate, nor pride's caprice,
"Unsheath the sword"
Though deep the sea, and wide
Twix realm and realm, its tide
Binds strand to strand
so be the gulf between
Gray coasts and islands green
With bonds of peace serene,
And friendship spanned."
Now may the God above,
Guard the dear land we love
Both east and west
Let love move foment slow,
AS peaceful ages go,
And strength yet stronger grow,
Blessing and blest."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-06


company and Hudson and Long Island
Traction company.
Are His Parents Found:
What's the matter with you any
way2 What do you think you're trying
to do?" asked Robin, of a gray headed
couple, who say they are his parents.
Annoyed, i'll at ease. by turns smil-
ing and Sowing, ne refused 10 have
anything to do with them, or even ad-
nit that his parents were in this coun-
try In his denials. his sister, DR. Lou
ice Rabinoyitch. who has been con-
stantly beside him, took q similar firm
stand
4 Brooklyn newspaper reporter
found an humble old pair named Rab7
inoviteh who thought Robin might be
their son. Detectives brought them to
the criminal courts building and ques-
toned them about their family history
and then arranged 70 have them meet
Robin.
NO" he said. I don't want to see
them, and nobody can make me.
They're nothing to me-
So it was necessary to lead him to
the district attorneys office with as
surance that he need answer only
few questions Once there, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Rabinovitch were brought
into the room The woman had the
quicker eyes.
Denies Parents.
MY son, Ny soni Ny SON. she cried,
half in Yiddish, half In English. This
IS my son. She made as II to embrace
him. Robin smiled and turned his
shoulder ASK him If he is not my
son." she protested to the district at,
torney- 1t was then that Robin startled
the room with his abrupt question
The. woman who says she is his
mother. shrank as if she had been
struck and broke out in lamentations.
Her husband whose sight is not OF
the best and who understands no Eng
lish. had been peering anxious1y at
Robin The old man took a step closer
looked him squarely between the eyes
and affirmed positively:
This is my son; 1 know him."
Again Robin denied that his parents
were in this country and at this fresh
denial the husband joined with the
wife in appraised hands means Of grief
that could be heard through the outes
corridors. Allenists for the state noted
each gesture and expression OF Robin.
The sister met similar affirmations
with similar denials
I probably have seen these old peo-
pie in Brooklyn" she said. but I do
not know them Ny brothers parents
and mine are IN Russia. Previous ito
the test, neither Of the two pair knew
shat the other was in the bulldog.
Robins answers to questions gave the
same birthplace and the same name Of
sisters and brothers with one exception,
IS those given BY Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
nan Rabinovitch. the aged couple
Consult DR.. Horton our. skilled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-06
MORE LIGHTS TO
STATION LIKELY
Many Property Owners on
San Francisco Favor
- Light Plan.

Two men with tape line may mean
goose neck lights the full length OF San
Francisco street from Pioneer place to
the union station. Measurements were
being made Wednesday morning and
estimates prepared to be submitted to
the property owners along the union
station thoroughfare. A number Of
property owners have already consent
ed to the installation of the lights and
it is expected to sign up the entire
north side of the street from The Her
aid building to the Reckhart building
at once.
An effort viii then be made to have
the Union Station company install the
lights on the lower end of the street
w. G. Wall. II. B. Stevens and 9TH
ers on the south side Of San Francisco
street will also contract for the street
lighting, which will form a double row
Of overhanging arcs from the plaza to
the station.
Stanton street. from. Mills street to
San Antonio. will. also be lighted with
goose necks as soon as the new Calisher
building is completed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-06
CROSS GUADALUPE
IN AN AUTOMOBILE

Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Helm and sons,
Ernest and Gather of III Lee street,
arrived in FL Paso Thursday afternoon
on their return trip from Carlsbad, N
NJ The trip both ways was made in
Mr- Helms automobile. The chauffeur
OF the car reports some interesting ex-
periences and states he is the first to
drive a car over the Guadalupe noun
'tains. In some instances, II was nee
sssary to back the ear up the noun
fafns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-06
Is HELD ON CHARGE OF
BREAKING INTO CaRoOSE

Carrizozo, -. NJ. Jan. ga man Civ
ing his name as Joe Nance was arrested
here by special officer Walker HYDE.
charged with breaking in and robbing
a caboose at Duran A message was re-
ceived by the officers here saying that
Nance was headed this way and giving
a description of him. He was recogniz-
ed by the description and when he was
arrested and searched 1t is said some
of the articles that had been taken
from the caboose were found in his
possession. He was taken to Duran.
where he will have hearing.
At netting OF the coard of county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-06
SHIPMENTS or CATTLE
HEAVY FROM MAGDaI,FN A

Magdalena, N. NJ, jan 5&The stock
shipments from this point the past
three months exceed those of anyslike
period of the past. The shipments for
the present season are the largest of
any Other point on the Santa Fe in
New Mexico. The total number of sheen
shipped is about 10000 head: cattle
Is 900.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-06
GETS THIRTY DAYS ON
MILK STEALING CHAT

Tucson, Ari7.. Jan. 6-Justice Tom
Bufton sentenced Lenour Johnson to 80
days in jail when he found him guilty
Of taking milk from doorsteps.
County officials who have held over
by reason of the enabling act have re-
appointed their deputies, no changes
having been made.