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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30

Ralph, TeXafkana,. Arkansas, frs
5aeE;efel, iirst and second pallet; Mrs
Ira Johnson, TeXarkana, Afjlansds
.esond o5ciserel; Frank Meek, Little
Rock, Al kansas, second, taird and
fifth hen, third and fifth eaekeiel \
K. Moore, Hope, Arkansas, fourth
coekefel; A. 4. Branke, ird COCK
ttie), third pullet; J. V. johnson, Lit
&c Rock, Arkansas, sec nd and filth
cock fourth puIlet; G. l.. O'Neal, Pine
Fluff. first nd fourth cock. first hen.
fjfst= pen; Geol ge Mccain, Pine Bluff
fourth men; Claude Clees, p ne Bl;jY.
third cock (tie).
" lite I.eghorns: Mrs. j ]. Holm Is
Mir den, Louisiana, first cock, fir,
second, nd AMI fourth hen, frs,
second, third and fifth cockerel, first,
second. third and fourth Rallet, frs
and second pen; J, B. Vinson, Pine
Bluff, second cock, fourth pei; o. G.
Williams, Hot Springs, Arkansas
third cock, fourth cockerel; Frank
Franey, Pine Bluff, fourth cock; Met
Wilbourne. Pine Bluff, fifth cock.
Hearndale Film, Pine Bluff. fifth
hen, fifth pullet, third pen; lmon
Farm. Pine Bluff, fifth per.
White Wyanaottes-A. G. Russell
Pine Bluff, second cock, second ant
fourth hon. third and fifth cockere.
first, second and fifth pullet and sec.
end pen
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
w. NJ. TCNEY
Sass He is Eas. Winner fer Circuit
Ier's-Thanhs Friends IN tt!,ance
for Na@n ,ficent Victor: Which
Seems Inevitable.
To Hy Friends. the Democratic Vote :

To NJ N ends. the Democratic Votes
of jefferson County:
.Aftel. making a brief but careful
eajapa ;en IA the interest of my can
dfdaey fo~ Circuit Clerk, can nov
assure my friends Tat victory is ouY
10 b reached for and it is ours
viii h;,ra IN j3Ftsy in re country
al,F u laudsl.de in town.
My successful campaign can he ae-
counted for on the grounds at be-
long to no al.e!;, ring or faction ara
will be controlled only ny the s2ver-
eieH voters of the county
have made tn campaign ind
Z dverse circumstances. Mr.. Lytle has
had shrowd and cmning politicians
+. a !y.sina him. | nave only advised
with the voters My eamaaisn mas
been one Of education. taTe brought
. Light the fact that MI. Lyle has
charged greater fees for services rem
derea= III any clerk has charged
since the Radicals were run out OF
the court house, but, NOW thstandlnS
this fact Mr.. Lyle has been afraid and
he's refused to make his annual report
as the law requires until after THIS
election. because he knows tn he IS
going TO turn back less money than
! his predecessors. On the first OF the
month Mr.. Lytle's report was due to
be made and under the law he was re-
opired at that time TO turn back into
ifp county II asury the peoples MOT
CIV he holds. What do you tb nix OF
It's, Mr.. Voter? A candidate for Of
flee making the rec aga nst me with
the peoples money in his pocket.
money that was due and ssould have
b Ell turned into the depleted treasury
of Jefferson county thirty days ago
Should candidate be permitted to
make a race fer reelection with II :
peoples money in his pocket. tn
fact and the ct that ] hav7 proMlseA
an immediate reduction in the feas
and a competent and courteous Scr.
vice in the cl rk's office are dhe rea-
sons that I assign for the overwheln'=
ing landslide in my favor, which
must be at this time evident to all OF
my friends.
Now, in conclusion-do not lei M
Lvt!e or his frie nds fool you about
this second term business. This Office
belongs to the people md the fact thai
Mr.. Lyle has already been given ten
thousand dollars as an .ncompe,vn NJ
employee as Circuit Clerk Is no rea-
sen for him to be kept further in of
flee
I am a poor man. have a large
family TO support "rd will be unable
to hire but very few carliag to car
ry nv friends to tie polls, but ASK
that those WHO feel an interest in my
success in this race. go to the POLL
early and s+av l7te and help e' .
the next Circuit Clerk.
II % 2t WAD TONEY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30

THE SCHOOLS c. CsE
Shop hmptoyes At bibers tatll
Monday And Stores VIII tinstz
At Noon.

In accordance With the aeral
custom and the proclaMati0ua is
SUI d by President raft for he
UIitcd Sta es and Governor Urge
\ Donaghey for the state - Ar
Kansas, the citizens of Pi }iaff
will observe Thanksgiving Dae = Il
general suspension Ct buainey sid
the closing of the Posioffcs banks
and other publ, offices and. aeils' <
ing in an extra large dinner izge-
pared by the housewives and the
81 verai hotels and restaurant
Most of the business hous Hill
close their doors at noon at d5ioW
their clerks 10 have al afternoon OF
recreation. tie school children aaYe
}ecp given Il holiday which last
Htil neN Monday and all ! faft~
III Mt. Of Ire Cotton Belt shoas *
cept ;he round house, have .l.5ed
dan and gill no. reopen unit an
dry 30 dltat tHo employees M 50
We tine to vo5e and ind5=sz IN
eFoose, ard a number OF them haye
P'aHaed huns fer their holida5
The union service viii at IT,. >
Methodist church i'll which til sew.
eral diffre churches OF til eity
eiu BarfiEfaasc g64 So o..
alsae ed by =Bev. 0tso #ht8ii. =.
r. TIE Ohio Street BAPTIST G.
ana rev ". Il E4ans. Of the
side Methodist caalea viii
aa Thanksgiving proclamation.
Turk J aud .aabesfs aagee
b he attractive features Of Is :
Tor dinner tod y. Manager y.
Tlulecls. of the Hofsl Jefferson, Il
geryc d sumptuous dinner te
pa rons at 6 O'Clock this eve.
The Catholic Bazaar will have y
fire dinner and many church mel
Ders will partahe of their Thank
giving turkey served by the kas9ar
ladies,
The annual football game at Ii
tie Rock between the Razorbac'ta
and the University of Louisiana will
take large number OF sport lovers
and former students of The s.ate
university from this city, as this is
one of the most important events in
state sports.
The many candidates for JesIer-
son county offices will eat their
Thanksgiving turkey quietly at home
after closing ? strenuous campaign
II. the Els Theater Inst night. They
wifi partake of turkey today. but
tomorrow tomorrow most OF them
will eat crow,
Beside the union service church ser
vices will be held at the Lutheran
church. the Episcopal church and
the First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
l.. r.. CHEEK

2s!sas: y izeFe ] sd@a aEiaea5 l8s4s a.
fersan eoaasy @5efs4 II 3essin%
Counts 8ean> te - s.g2.'.ef.
ssz=.-, yao=4.s =5.- #7zzza2 County
do f4a fer gon - z=lez#aI coasi9z5
- 49, zcord 5=7 al s,. Il d =
-=54=. = ,,s.--. s5,#a n t55t
aiffce
qeg<~y ~
3,,ioq Ffo b,i =a5aso, ri 5Es
asfifs If a. hrp.5v al ~ vice.
re...s s5,4,5s IN tRo 5i.ia84 ffs45;f.fi
= ere aVz=t}zEa7. fund Il neaassz= :
10 hire orr ths o6af=z5= teams in ORR.
10 save the csae5.az Of f. ding the,
dil iazs t.er ;}.aH 64=9un lie 0l.5
tiiHiztIiets IA dah.. fceaiue Hsaa.# ta,tsIl.=,
winch would r. We paced lAe'f aGt-t{
in the SINE condition as tn count
strip, be.oW par. As fesait Ct h.
ms aae teams GU, there wGs p@id
mo the county tfeasu > for ae
months $500, WhiS4 CONSIDER ~
complete saFHaS ID the county
Judge C. NJ = pei IN is annual
y Port to the Leyying Court.
Below is l.he true atemenl OF hee
the $995 70 prof Vas turned INTO q
loss for the -uCtE OF $3$i.30
Pine Buff Ark., Say. IL, f3tl
st tie request @ /. r. Check | ha4f
examined the book Of allowances il
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
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K pie - u. o.isy


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your 'lis-1 s5s5#sz oi'- 9 NV =
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as 20 MS e3=ttse '.'.se 1s3s .s.'''"s''
.5oft was aue the llla' vi M 'i-0 ~
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
d, !. =, i. ), !, I. T. - * j. !. j. !.
+ 70 TIE PUBLIC.

). l will give to any person furn- +
& ;Sling ny office with sufficient i.
& prooi 10 secure conviction of vio- i.
IS latiOn of the election laws. one +.
< half the ices allowed me far said :.
j. conviction. +
\ This not only means in eases X
e. where ballots are ci,anged OF re- i.
j. turns faIsified, hut In eases of j.
+ any persons buying or selling r.
= Notes-sotiRa when nal entitled +
e. to cast Il ballot and cases OF =
Z. those WHO repent-that is, by +
j. voting IN more than one ward. +
T. This otter is made 10 stimulate =
< We ru's'ie % keen Z careful i
& watch n tr tone thai sore Of 4
:, The tcretoiera eerrum practices !
: may net be induced in. 4
x 7. HiY1S NIXON. =
4 Prosecuting ti3orney. Z
j. :, :. &. - = e = :. :. = = - j. 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
3,as}A MEN, WaHEN MD eHsLDREH
SAW THE FLOODED BIRDS
HERE YESTERDAY.
ERIZEs; ARE AWARDED
l.. :. Hopkins NAYS Exhibition j. One
oi the Best He Had Ever seen-.
10 Organize Clubs.

More ii, mr. ,Aousaad peopie
attended the second day: eNaibitiod
q lie thild aaaFti show f he lei
ferson County Z Try Assoc ton and
tie annual wlnte. oW of tae nali-
can Plymouth Roc, Hlu boz he SOUTH
western nisf.e5. II tAis city Testcr.
aaE I is expected that 20 attend
aaee 1oday viii reach the five tnous
and mark. as il is Th Hksgiving and
many Of the business houses, as well
az public buildings, will be elose.i
TIE large number Il ladies' and chill
dren who attended the show yester-
day vas an encouragement to the o.
feia1s ef the asseeia on. Wle believe
that their effol to enlie1tsn nd in
fest everybody in pouI5fy raising
are meeting pf5h success
TIE sl =aezsa5ied IN Ze5l-ltGs
Democratic eaHz Htiea Yesterday. with
se4ersl uaa.s3 3oas ers Growing q.
one aa.a. THe faaees continue .
etass tn bis "a t.sa c great in
te.esf being a8n fssred in ne awagds
T6e=AjH!+ played rs MS. J. .
Holmes, Of Mihdea, Louisiana, ar
saslsg tsa MS asa tive 6rough'
fz=4HH OF a4=4. 44ey zhosesl a alse
~ erday vh5n the Judge.
4as.al .eiG. faz5.a on ot e..
AaHe= OF 5ta ofzs.f prizes have bee
20 dat me judse5 ar,
kia- re#ss= nifty TO mplete tn.
ard5r nigat, Wien IA
sse,=es.a~. poi al Ii. OF t9.a class.
55s VAS Ia3de yest Friday, nd Civ
68 for @ab.isa ion. The iuags,
..,.... CT T Wa.to Hee&s, Whit
Tega Ine Basee4 Plymouth hooks
AID White Plymouth Rocks. L. \
Hopkins. editor and publisher of tn
In Oh poultry SHOWS i'll ehe south
w stem country. arrived yesterday
and declared taa1 tbe local sh3w i;
one # the best tat he had ever seen
He said that the coming show Lit
- HUN W III let. y - So SoAlIt
lreas the local exhibit of tais wee!
Mr.. Hopkins was enthusiastic in dis
cussing the bright prospects for tn
sr9ani2at Oh Ct the county s. oCl
poultry clubs here this week. and BIZ
lieyes that many good results will b
Obtained through tGc campaign % N
waged in behalf OF poultry raising D
tie new clubs.
Among the pizes I. waNded yester
day by the judges were no few t
Pire Bluff chicken fanciers. The pa"
tai list. as given out. follows:
3alrsd Piymout. Rocks; w.
searcy, Sprin@dale, Arkansas, FRS
second and third hen, second pulle
fourth yen; II. l.. SternGsrg. Pin
Bluff. fou' tn and fin hen, fifth cock
elel, first pullet and third pen; Nv
att McClerdon, fourth cockerel fift
third pullet (tie); J. T. An
seASi! erson, Wa,lr II. Arkansas, secon
and third cockerel, fourth pullet. thir
q pullet tie), first pen; w. P. Godfrey
ISL first cockerel, fifth pen.
& W.T. Plymouth Rocks: Georg
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30

.3sf3N 40 kt3ilEH l!Hi. Hts
BtEU GET. 0V.tFfoN * SEE
NtLk4 FROM CGl'isT ROOM.
= Eff ENDANT IS HAPPY
Spectators Had Been Wzrnei l&.iG Il
tem0uStfs ton !,ut Crowd Out-
side Nyil2a Approval.

Denver, COL, No.. &e.trude
GiLso1 Patterson, Was freed of a
charge of murder in tn vest SHE
court a. 2::34 O'clock this afternoon
crowd that could IL = he accoidae-=
Gted within the limited confines Oh
tie court room stood outside and W
eiie voice shouted with g!ee when tse
" ID was pass d that IN acIuittal has
been reporzed Ms. Patterson. :,
@iita,i, Dire ping 2rvdjure OF yesterday,
Has her old cheerful self when So
came injo court 10 LIST to ;he read
Ing OF the verdict Gonfident Il he.
acauittal, f5iling wi'h ei ttorney
We had 50 missed. as did many OF =
attaches Of tie court fiat taa rr@i -
<. ia which n agree a4en5 had ben
reached a#f=za4s Well fof e defense,
Ar=. PatJsrs9a me 10 court smiling.
acre VS. IA s4 = 6ee e7eeIss r
1fe.tng t'za cole t5a#= saztled during
~, Gro examination.
jfs t#e faiaiesJ 8asa vas emit
~ The womaa as The words We. -
iefV find defendant. Gaetrad,
f.ae5ersan NOT eniItv.s
Iler two hands ciaseed her thy5 t
nj he. eyes fAt1ly 9as&el AEti1l-
"a. fla-34anet. All N Oh ne raff ,
re4f9zazs. .JI1dee Ellen bad ha
taa Gena5S zHegiff iHs 81 H9on oHaa.
"A lie aetfT5# re9a there WIS ~
.str.c iee# "a ose atsiae.
sra sd .aYl~ lily saen spoken #aaa
seuce @145aa Followed il lie cos
Afam vas broken by the noise 2tt4
ta 'fa We're o congratulations
he - lding except tie handctaSit
Il MS Fattsfson's torney who
fIc / smiled N Ter Just as e
re2o.nc Was concluded.
'!Ehrcs@a he crowded va. MIS-. Pat
Ete=ar7 Nas led back to the ia that
in riieat secure her clothing Deputy
Sheriff Arisst. won't a2oeg to keep
back the crowd tat surged forward 70
express It's delight The vely faces
that had laoked scofnfully at Mrs.
Patterson during the days that Sc
had been walking back and fortA =
the court room smiled this afternno,,
in tie contagion of her smile.
Her "a her, John Gibson, and T. K.
Riordan, the W rden of the jail, hda
to assist Mr. Alnett in kapeing tae
crowd way uni he woman could gel
to the iron stairway leading back t.
the jail. She fairly ran up the stairs
She forgot e. r le of weak, worn oul
! cfeatule and bsr stop was light as i
ever was. Back of her, her father
STOOD and waved his hat t. the crow
= which sill cheercd.
In t,e court room .lighi figure 4
Black flashed ind. CANT eyes at IN,
Twelve men who filed out Of the Jury
boy. She was Mrs Mary K. Pattes.
y son trae mother Of the dead man, wls
. oomo from ohicapo 10 clear # sh,
eouId tho name fat had been yilliYic,
NV tho Younger WON II in fighting he
voy ,ibertv
o,,y six haJ1ots were taken hv IN
ivy, in .rriviro at an agreement O,
> tbe fist ballot there were Two ms.
Il for convict3on and ten ror acuu.lt.i
a Ono of the two w.s lanes I Mint IN,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30
WHY
Because we want YOUR trad
That's Why.
WITTY

We will give Won free as long as
thew last one turkish wash rag with
every hax of soap at 25c % cakes all
brands. We are doing this to get
Won in the hab of buying from us
See our window and come in and
see the soan and wash rag.
Mellanes Taffy candy has becossse-s9
popular that we are getting t4
stead of one shipment week--N--esa=
Hesday and Saturdays,
kfTIzEN DRUG STORE
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30

CROWD WAS LARGE
Judge kerWin and Tom White Star
rerformers-ba Battle Of Bal
lots Tomorrow.
The last gun in the county and cit

The last gun in the county and city
nlpaign has been fired The ballot
ing takes place all over the county to-
morrow and there will be some yict4r-
5es and more disappointments The
campaign ended last night 1T the i1lks
Theater, where several hundred Vot=
ers. enthusiastic supporters of The
various candidates, cheered their fav
critics and ieered those who
hey did not favsI for publ office.
But with all it was a good natured
crowd and despite few interruptions
the meeting passed Off quiztly
The meeting WAS announced b.
Judge Z. ]. Kerwin, who d yided time
With his opponent T. c. White, and az
% invited al the other eandidate $ to
speak. Judge Y. D. J nes 9sieiated IS
Chairman and injected s2f2e of his
after dinner Wit waia has nlade
ffa femcus II this city as . toast
laasteH, IN Introducing s32e Nal ious
c.nd dates.
Gadss KsrWfa aed -. white spo'le
f.. 1orr aaa a halt the iorwar
or hour I'D 6a is.yns t,.i.-y minates 5.
icy resisW eaah a e.la rec IS =
TIE / ogis2eInre ana facid a-a''y u
eaeea ID a few goo1 n3tuled person
zi:. ja KcN win also pain lis
~ gects % Tfoma ]. Golfer. WON
e forlncl IS Tia Imperial Ma snat2
- North Je4e9zoa Comfy I'd the
l. ii VI ta, a9d also referred to tae
eifar.s Of John NJ. Gfaete, o, H.
81 d. VITA Golfer was trying to vote
t. people CT this county IS .2ey w
iii. He charged that TON @olier
VAS planning to divide Jeffers II 2oun
tv. if he coula elect White, and thar
l.spito the fact That lie veal plan-
ieas wee spending much money ta
def him on Friday. he had them
beat
Tom White denied that he had N d.
ny prom ses to the Taxpayers Pro
tectjvc Associas ion, W en he was b..
.ofe ,he memoirs of that b dy behind
closed doors the court house IL
50 I'd he Was his own camfaign manas-
or his own boss nd was spec ding his
twn money in this campaign. He SAL
he W auld give t e people CT this Gown
" Free Bridge il they wanted :
and that ne Introduced and Dassa>
re prohibition bill fol tae North sit's
of the river because g people o
TIL side of the river ". {tld 1t, Ii
statement Judge Kerwi @ttaokcd /.
his roioinder. declaring hat ee wod,S
withdraw from the I &c = 7 NJ W. =
showed where by Request had teas
inserted on the b Il referred .. .Ii'd :
KofWin att cked Whites Pro'1ih't'o1
pai5h. declaring that be #e,.l' :; al
lenge White to make as liberal PROV
osition in regard to Pr hhition as h
would. Judge Kerwic IL he wou't
vote for a prohibit on measure TO-
Jefferson county If IT, ne PIE of thu
county voted the county "diy ant
would vote against such a bill, if tn
the people of t. is county voted wet.
. He asked Mr.. White if he would d.
tho same tane. br- the latter did II
reply Judge Kerwin said that a
White would agree to d. was to Sd,
he would abide by the 81 per cent rule
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30

New Mackerel, New Potomac, Rob
Herrings. New God Fish, all fit and
fine. Fresh Oysters every Y. Red
Snapper on FFidays.-McCa;n Gro
Gerry Go. ll-!l.tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30

Mrs Sam Arnett has returned
from Minneapolis where she has
been visiting for several weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30

r. l.. Ruthe. ford was business vi:
itor in Little Rock yesterday
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30

bank may be in Capt |
and Surplus, It's u rectorate must also
be str ng and cJiye in order that the
depostcrs interests may be safeguard
sd, when it comes to loaning or in
sesting depo:its.
This bauk points with pride to its
Board OF Directors. men Of recognized
ability. who DIRECT is fairs
Why not give your account the pro-
tecticn OF this all around strong bank.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30

CONTINUED on Page FourD
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-30

Beside the union service church ser
vices will be held at the Lutheran
church, the Episcopal church and
the First Church of Christ, Scientist.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-15

trains. 1t was the original intention Of
the International aviatOrs to go by way
of Eagle Pass but since the arrival of
Navarro in Juarez and the report Of
trouble over the line south of Eagle
Pass, an effort will be made TO run the
special aviation train over the line out
of Juarez.
No effort was made to fly Tuesday
afternoon. 1t was expected that the
aviation meet would be concluded with
a day of flying Tuesday but the wind
veered to the east and was blowing
directly across the aviation field and
grandstand, making it impossible for the
aviators to get up in the air against
the wind. The machines were all taken
down Tuesday afternoon and loaded in
the special cars of the aviation train
ready for shipment To Mexico City,
where a meeting will be held. A. ].
Moisant, president of the company. left
Sunday to arrange for the appearance OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-15
PROHIBITIONISTS TO
HOLD MASS MEETING
Committees Appointed on
Tuesday Night to Make
Arrangements.

Prohibitionists of Ell Paso met at
the Y. NJ. c. A Tuesday night and ar
ranged for committees to secure sigma
lures of those interested in the cause
and hold a mass meeting.
The Tuesday evening meeting was
presided over by Willard Patterson
while Geo. B. oliver was elected secre-
tary. committee was appointed TO
arrange for the mass meeting and Is
composed of F. w. Freeman. ]. ]. Camp
bell, Willard Patterson, Geo B. oliver
and Percy McGhee, though McGhee left
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-15
Nine Killed In French wreck.

Courville, France, Feb. IA bad
collision occurred near here this even
ing on one section of the State rail-
road when the expresses for Paris and
Brest dashed simultaneously into a
freight train being sidetracked The
Wreckage Immediately caught fire.
Nine dead and eight injured persons
have been taken out, but it is feared
there are others buried under the de-
bris.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-15

MONITION: Notice is hereby given
that there has been seized in this COL
lection district, for violation OF the
customs laws, one sorrel horse, with
Mexican brand, which will be sold in
front Of the Custom House. FL Paso,
Texas, at 10 o'clock a. m, February %,
1911 Anyone claiming the same is re-
Quired to appear within the time pre-
scribec by law. Alfred L Sharpe, Col
lector Of Customs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-15
PREPARING TO BEAUTIFY
NEW SOUTHWESTERN PARK

Dirst is being unloaded from flat
cars for the new Southwestern park be-
tween Mesa and Stanton street where
the old Southwestern offices were To-
Gated. The park plat is to be graded,
trees and grass planted and the plat
made to resemble the one to the east of
the Southwestern building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-15
BIRDMEN PACK UP
FOR MEXICO TRIP
Expect to Leave Wednesday
Evening Over National
Lines For Capital.

The birdmen have given up in their
efforts to fly over FL Paso and will
leave Wednesday night at 10 o'clock for
Mexico City over the Mexican National
line if the road is opened through for
the passage of the regular passenger
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-15

Atlanta. Ga, Feb. I5.-MaiI pouches
known TO have contained checks and
other valuable bank papers amounting
to about 100000, much OF which was
negotiable, have been stolen at Thai
man, Ga, near Brunswick, on the At
lanta. Birmingham & Atlantic railroad
The theft occurred on two nights, jan
uary Is and 81 but according to post
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-15

the French and American aviators in the
Mexican capital
An aviation meeting is being promoted
by the International aviators for Mon
terey, Mex, and the aviators will stop
there on their way to Mexico CITY.
II. f. McGarvie, advance manager for
the company. left Wednesday for Louis
vile, KY, where a meet win be given
after the Mexico City engagement is
filled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-15

the meeting before his name was men
toned in connection with the work and
he took no active part in it.
The committee will report on Feb
ruary % relative to what action is to
be taken In the coming campaign for
prohibition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-15

Sedentary habits. lack Of OUTDOOR ex-
ercise. insufficient maSticatiOn Of food.
constipation. a torpid aver worry and
anxiety. are the most common causes OF
stomach troubles. Correct your hab-
its and take Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets and you will soon
be well again. For sale by all dealers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-15
China Mission Is Plague Center.

Chefoo, China, Feb. 15.-The Presby-
terian mission here is cut off from out
side points, as ii is in the center OF
the plague district which has been iso-
lated. The disease has not penetrated
the mission compound. Plague has
caused a total Of 900 deaths at ChetoO.