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HARNFN N. NOEL. sdmini-trator
~ shs h~iaie u Lydia Rowens Noel. Decreased.
fisss put July ~. last pub August NJ. isi2.
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soice e Fioal SettIeoesa

oule Deceased
NDTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That on
Monday the 18th day of August A. ID 1872. be
ing pne n the regular days 81 the June Term of
The County Court of tiunnison County. in the
STATE Of Colorado. l. Norman Macintosh.
syecutor al said estate, will appear before the
Judge al said Court. present my final settle
p ut as such executor pray the APPROVAL 81
ssn ne, and will then apply 20 be discharged as
such executor. At which time and place any
person IN interest may appear and present Oh
lections to the same II any there be.
Dated at Gunnison, Coiorado, July 81 1872
NORMAN MACINTOSH.
Executor of the Estate df William l.. Noule.
dsceased.
lrst psb. July 5; last pubIaueust ?. 1912.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-02

~t
wss against The pitifsl appeal n Ass
V0ice.
Yes, IN 60, st once. But I tahs
away with me q memory which viii
never permit me TO be satisfied uatil
We meet again. We have beea to
Qether 30 short q time"
Had 1t been longer" she interrupt
I'd. "you would know me better, and
care less, perhaps. I am a sham; .
cheat" trife Of bitterness in the
tone. You will learn all that some
day, end laugh at yourself Oh. ! know
you will; so not another word, SIR I
an going; then, perhaps, you will"
There was slight pressure OF her
fingers, and she had vanished 90 quick.
ly ! could only stare blindly along the
deserted passage. Yet. an instant
later, the peril Of my predicament
faced the immediate necessity for &C
eloA. What her strange words might
mean could not be interpreted; made
- attempt to comprehend. Nov
must hnd means Of escape. end learn
the truth later. opened the door
cautiously. and stepped without. every
nerve taut, every muscle braced for
ectiOn. II was . star-lit night, and tho
numerous rear windows Of the man
sion cast . glare Of light for some dis
tance. The dart shadow Of a high
fence alone promised concealment,
ana hnIdipu vnv s~ord t;uhtlv 4 cr,cx
In that direction. breathing again moro
freely as | reached its protection un-
observed. There was . guard stationed
before the stable door 0renadier,
from the outline Of his hat-and 9TH
ers. q little group. were sitting on the
grass q dozen feet away. II they had
not been already warned I might gain
. horse by boldness, but the probable
ity was that here was where Carter
had mounted his squad. and I would
merely walk forward into q trap.
had better chance the possibility that
some visitor had left . horse tied In
front. or to one of the stands. With
this possibility In mind I turned, and
skirted the house. making myself as
inconspicuous as possible There were
soldiers on the outside steps; I heard
their voices without seeing them, and
was thus driven to run swiftly across
an open space. memory guiding me
toward the opposite pavilion. Breath
less, with heart beating fast.
crouched low in the shadow, endeayor-
ing to make out my more immediate
surroundings. There were no horses
there. but l could clearly distinguish
the stomping Of restless hoofs some
where to the right. As I straishtened
up. determined upon discovering an
empty saddle II possible, the figure Of
= man suddenly doomed directly in
front. advancing toward me. In
startled surprise took one step back
ward. but WAS too late. Already the
eyes Of the newcomer had perceived
my presence, and he sprans forward.
tugging at his sword
Hold on there! hold on!- he con-
handed shortly. WHO are youf What
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Continued On FSfth PAGE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
ISMAY CHEERED BY
LIVERPOOL PEOPLE
Declines to Make Statement
to the Press on Arrival
in England.

Liverpool Eng. May IA big
crowd today awaited the arrival of j.
Bruce lsmay. managing director OF the
sd nite Star line. on board the Adriatic
ana cneered him as he walked down
the gaugWay with his Wife
Mr. lsmay lifted his hat I'm ac1nowl-
eQgement Of the reception. but excused
himself from making any statement to
the press saving that he still was suf-
Ierlng from the strain of the disaster.
Tie said he had already given a state
menJ OF facts TO a responsible and
adequate commission. and he thought
MS evidence to be given before the
British court Of inquiry should not be
anticipated
Mr. Ismay was pale and haggard and
appeared much touched by his recep-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

me magnolia Petroleum company. sue
csssors OF the Security oil company.
me me Iatter also having been ousted from
IeAas' and finds that the two concerns
are not corporations. but partnerships.
aHu are conducting their business ac-
Nothing was disclosed by our in
Fesllgauons, says the attorney gen
eraL tending to show that either the
Flerce- Fordyce Oil association or the
Magnolia Petroleum company was do
ing otner than lawful business The
owners OF these properties evidence
every desire and seemed to be making
every effort to comply with both the
spirit and letter of our laws. realizing
that any violation would be followed
Immediately by the full penalty of the
IL IS shown by the records. LightfoOt
SAYS that the Magnolia is owned prin-
clpally by John ID. ArchbOld and IT, c.
Folger' OF New York and Of Standard
oil company fame
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
WATERS PIERCE NOT
VIOLATING THE Law
Attorney General Denies the
Sensational RumOrs Con
corning Oil Companies.

Austin, Texas, May lin an IN
authorized statement today attorney
general J. P. Lightfoot announced there
is nothing to justify the sensational
reports sent out from St Louis thai
the Injunction against the Waters
Pierce OIL company, perDetuaI1v
restraining that company from dOing
business in Texas, was being violated
This is the result Of the recent fnvesff-
cation by the attorney general and his
assistant. John W Brady. The attorney
general saws he made a careful fnvesti-
cation Of the books and records or the
-Fordyce Oil association. success
sors Of the Waters-Pierce, and also Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
GOMEZ QUITS
HIS CAPITOL
CONTINUED from Page Onel

OrOBcO Friday from Gen PnscuaI OrOE-
co calling him to chihuahua.
ManUnI Cara Aldape, who arrived
in Juarez n short time ago. likewise
has gone TO chihuahua AID his mis-
sion in the capital is believed TO be
for the same purpose. Cara AldaUe
has been closely affiliated with vas
queE Gomez in his participation in
Mexican politics for some time.
Jose COFdOva, Gen PaacuaI OroEcO's
private secretary, did not arrive Friday
night. However he came TO Chfhua-
hua On the morning train Saturday,
according to passengers from the south
and fl is thought that he Will arrive
In JaUrez Saturday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
DELEGATES NAMED
TO ROAD CONVENTION
State Bank at Tula-
rosa Files Incorpor-
alton Papers.

Santa BE. y A. May 1I.-Governo-
Mcdonald has appointed the following
delegates TO the National Good Roads
next week j. S. NacTavish. Mazda
lena, r. d. TaWpert. Las VEGAS. 81 III
Burcn, Ration r. ID. White. Roswell II
~ Thome. Carlsbad J. u. Gilbert. Ala
mogordo. r. H. Twitchel. Las Vegas.
Celso Lopez. santa Fe, H. r. 70 smith.
Santa Rosa
incorporation papers have been filed
ny the First State bank Of TuIarosa.
Otero county. the capitalization being
$4,000. The incorporatOrs and direc-
tors are, Isaac Otis. president. Eli
Knight vice president W. * Land j.
j. Dale, c. A. HYDE. T. A. RrfScoc.
SILL IL cLeaned u-ri.-ht-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
WOOL STEADILY HOLDING ITS
Own As REPORTED FROM Ros-

Boston. Mass. May 1.-THE CONNER
cial Bulletin VIII say today Of the wool
market:
A moderate amount Of business has
been effected in the Boston wool mar
ket this week Territory woods are un-
changed in price, a fair. proportion OF
these woods being among the transfers
clothing woods
4 fair amount OF fine and fine me-
alum secured woods IS also reported
soId ana a small quantity o. odds and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
ADJUSTMENTS
- NJ AIRDOME.

The Airdome announces the comfnp
of the Abbott Decay company .
vaudeville aggregation of merit. which
will play the entire week of Monday
Nav IS This company has been espe-
ciailv engaged 10 maintain the NOM
laritv of the AirdOme- This couDa1,-
presents five acts each night win
three changes weekly, Monday. Thurs
day and Saturday. at the popular prices
of 10 and zoe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
WOLGAST- RITCHIE
FIGHTING TODAY
Ad Declares Loss Of APP
pendix Has Not Injured
Him In the Least.

san Francisco. Calf, May Light
weight Ad Wolgast viii try to prove
to devOtees Of the boxing game today
that the absence Of the vermiform ap-
pendix is not a serious handicap to a
pugilist When Wolgast meets Willie
Richie in four-round bout this after
noon, it viii mark his first appearance
IN the ring since he was operated upon
Tor appendicitis at Los Angeles several
months ago
I have tried myself out with my
sparring partners said Wolgast. "Urg-
Ing them 20 hammer away at the So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

called sore spot. but it had no effect I
am as strong as ever"
Richie, who acquitted himself cred
itably when he took Wolgast's place
against Freddie Welch, makes no pre-
Il have everything 10 win. and moth
ing to lose and I shall do my best" he
said
Jack Welch viii referee the fight
but no decision win be given.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
MADERO SAYS 500 REBELS
KILLED AT CEAHRO CIENEEA s

Mexico City. Mexico. May 11.-Rebel
losses when they were routed by the
federals at CuatrO Cienegas. west OF
MOnClova, COahuila. retaken on May s.
were 500 in killed and wounded. ac-
cOrding TO information given out at
president MaderO's office last night
The same authority has IL that the
dispersed rebels are fleeing towards
Sierra MOjada. pursued by Col GuajadO
and force of state guards. Gen. Trucy
ALBERT, with the bulk Of his forces, is
al Cuatro Cienegas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
HInALGo I'D LIBERrr-

At the Hidalgo and Liberty theaters
three new reels are shown every dav.
These are large coy and cool houses
The admission is only cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

Regular So and 81 trimmed hats on
sale at S495.
Ernest's Millinery. 2I5 San Antonio St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

Make speciality Of wash ties: pat
terms that appeal 10 dressy men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

Make "a speciality of wash ties, pat
terms that appeal TO dressy men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

See the shapes we have on sale at 81.
Ernest's Millinery, 2I5 san Antonio St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

Have line Of soft shirts for sum
mer wear that appeal to all gentlemen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

Ladies' waists cleaned. Wright.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

The "Geisha7 make of silk shirts,
made of an imported corded wash
silk, white ground with dainty hair
line stripes of buff, blue or black.
Examine these shirts closely and you
win agree with US that they are
splendid value Cd OF
Evening journal., 1912-03-30
PALM SUNDAY
OBSERVANCE
MIR. Alison to Treat Of Trl-
umphant Entry at West
Church
SPECIAL MUSIC
BY THE CHURCH CHOIR

At West Presbyterian Church to-
morrow the services will be appropri-
ate to Palm Sunday which commem-
crates the triumphal entry of Jesus
into Jerusalem. The Rev. Alexander
Alison, Jr. will occupy the pulpit and
preach both morning and evening. He
Will also lead the review exercise in
the Mems Glass at ? o'clock. There
will be special music by the large
chorus choir under the direction OF
Prof. j. T. Clymer, the numbers be-
ing given below.
At 2 o'clock the Sunday school will
meet. The Womens Glass will be
taught by the parish helper and the
Mems Glass by the pastor.
Following are the musical numbers:
Morning Festive Prelude,
Liebig; anthem, Our Light and Sal
vation," Judson; soprano solo, My
Redeemer and My Lord Buck, Miss
Edith Robb organ, "Postlude," Lie
big
Evening Organ. "Duologue," Grey
anthem, Calvary" Rodney; quartette
Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone,
Brown; offertory, "The Palms,
Sheppard; organ, Cujus Ami
man," Rossni
Evening journal., 1912-03-30
CIVIC SERMON
BY DR.. REED
Grace Church Pastor to Out
line Duties of
Citizens
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
IN CHURCH NEXT WEEK

"The Last Days in the Life Of the
Master" is the subject of the ser
mon, appropriate to Palm Sunday
which DR.. George Edward Reed, will
preach tomorrow morning at Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church. This
will mark the beginning of the special
series for Holy Week. Services will
be- held in the lecture room of the
church at 745 o'clock every evening
next week except Saturday. The
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be celebrated on Thursday evening
Tomorrow evening at 7.45 o'clock the
minister will have for his subject,
Danger Signals and the Present Duty
OF the Citizens of Wilmington" There
will be fifteen minutes opening
popular praise service in the even
ing.
On Easter Sunday. at , o'clock, the
Sunday school will celebrate its
Easter and Missionary Anniversary in
the auditorium of the church.
Following is the music for tomor-
row:
Morning Praise the
Lord" Bordese; soprano solo, "The
Palms." Faure, Miss Matthews
Evening-Soprano solo, Fear Not
Ye. o Israel" Buck, (by requesD
Mss Matthews.
Evening journal., 1912-03-30
AT
EASTLAKE
PreSbyterianS to Hear Sunday
Morning Interpretation
of 23d Psalm
COMMEMORATE CHRIST'S
TRIUKPRAL ENTRY

At Eastlake Presbyterian Church,
corner Twen1y-seventh and Market
streets. at 1890 o'clock tomorrow
morning the Rev. Faddoul Moghabg-
hab, of Mount Lebanon. Syria. VIII
speak on THE Shepherd Psalm. The
speaker is known all over the world
as The Syrian Guest" His lecture
is most interesting and instructive.
He Will appear in Syrian costume and
illustrate his address with the Shep-
herds rod, slug and flute. This will
be Mr.. Moghabghabs last Sunday in
Wilmington. Howell r. Pipino, bar
itone, will sing "The Palms"
The Sabbath school service at
o'clock will be of a special charac-
ter. I'm the place of the quarterly
review, the superintendent John J,
Hayes, will give an address, and there
will be special music.
PALM Sunday viii be observed at
the evening service at 745 o'clock. A
printed order of service containing
the hymns, responsive readings and
other exercises Will be used. The
pastor. the Rev. Henry Cunningham,
will speak on THE Principle Entry
of Christ" The music at this SER
vice is a special feature. The choir
will sing music appropriate to Palm
Sunday
Evening journal., 1912-03-30
HOLY WEEK AT
The CATHEDRAL
Bishop Monaghan to Bless
Palms at Sunday Morning
Service
POPE'S BLESSING AT
EASTER SUNDAY MASS

Announcements for Holy Week, he
ginning with Palm Sunday, at d
Cathedral, have been made public
The palms will be blessed tomorrow
by the Rt Rev. Bishop Monaghan at
1890 o'clock. The celebrant OF the
solemn mass will be Rt Rev. Monsig-
nor Lyons. The passion will be
chanted by Fathers Dougherty. Ryan
and Grant.
On Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
dag evenings at 730 o'clock the Office
OF tenebrae will be chauted, and fol-
lowing this will be a short sermCn,
preached by Father Barrett, a Jesuit,
and Father o. A. Hill, OF Worcester,
Mass.
On Holy Thursday morning at 1890
o'clock, pontifical mass will be cele-
bfated. during which the holy oils
used III the sacraments of the church
will be consecrated by Bishop Monag-
han This will be the only mass
celebrated i'm the church Holy Com
munion. however, will be given at 6,
"a ard O'clock.
Tho morning Office on Good Friday
VIII be at o'clock. The three hours
davctions will begin promptly at 10
O'Clock and will be conducted by Rev
Father Hill A silver onering VIII
be taken at the close of the service To
help in defraying expenses. On Good
Friday, boxes will be placed at the
church doors marked Cor the hoy
places.
The office of Holy Saturday begins
at o'clock with the blessing of new
fire Paschal candle and baptismal
font
Flowers and plants for the decor
alton Of the repository will be thank
fully received on next Wednesday, and
for the decoration of the affairs, Easter
Saturday.
On Easter Sunday the solemn ponti-
fical mass will begin at 1890 o'clock
At this mass the Pope's blessing Will
be given, carrying with it a plenary
indulgence. The special collection on
this day, Easter Sunday, is for the
school.
After the Gloria on Holy Thursday
the church bell will not be rung until
the same part of the mass on Holy
Saturday.
Evening journal., 1912-03-30
FIRST CHOIR
In CANTATA
To Sing PenitenCs, Pardon
and Peace on Sunday
Night
MORE MEMBERS
FOR PASTORS CLASS

Palm Sunday will be appropriately
observed at the First Presbyterian
Church, Market above Ninth, in both
the music and pulpit discourse. The
Rev. J. Ross Stonesifer, will have for
his morning theme. AN Implanted
Coronation" and the chorus choir
with William p. White, chorister, and
John Craig, organist, will sing "The
Palms" The evening service, be-
ginning at 7.45 o'clock, will be al
most entirely musical. "Penitence,
Pardon and Peace" the subject of a
cantata to be given by the choir, is
one of the most beautiful and merit
orious of all the sacred compositions
that have ever been written. The
words are taken from the Bible. II
has a fascination for an audience not
only because of the liberal scriptural
quotations but because it touches hui
man experience. 1t is a song-sermon.
For several weeks the choir has been
rehearing and being augmented to
approximately forty voices an excel
lent rendition may be expected. r.
ID. Eaton. tenor. and Clarence Hope
basso. will do the solo work. Another
feature will be a triple quartette
Familiar hymns will conclude each Of
the three parts of the cantata. In
addition, provision is made for the
usual fifteen m lutes of congrega-
tional singing at the opening part OF
the service. Programs, containing
the words and the Interpretation Of
the cantata, will be given every Wor-
shipper
The Sunday school and Barnabas
Men meet at o'clock Last Sunday
eight new members were enrolled in
the class and q number of visitors
were present The pastor will teach
the lesson
Evening journal., 1912-03-30

GAIN MEMBERS
Central Church Prepares to
Welcome Another
Class
PALM SUNDAY
TO Be OBSERVED

"The Sufferings OF Jesus" is the
theme of the morning service at 1890
o clock tomorrow at Central Presby-
terian Church The Rev. j. II. Craw-
ford will occupy the pulpit both morn
ing and evening At the close of the
morning service the Sunday school
and Adult Bible classes will hold their
session. The Y. p. S. G. h. viii meet at
Gas o'clock II will be a missionary
meeting. "The Foreign Missions of my
Denomination" led by Mrs. w. 5.
Prlckett, president Of the Women's
Missionary Society
The evening service will be the
regular evangelistic service with ap-
propriate music. the subject of the
sermon being Restored Fellowship -
The music Of the day will be i'm keep
ing with Palm Sunday which will be
duly observed i'm the church services.
Next week. Sunday, April Z, the
communion of the Lords Supper will
be administered in the church, and
new members will be received Pre-
paratory service will be held on Fri
day evening, April 5. On account Of
this meeting the Parent-Teacher AS
sociation will postpone their meeting
one week making it April Il, instead
The musical program tomorrow Will
be:
10 30 o'clock-Organ prelude, Music
from the Good Friday Spell, Wagner;
anthem. God be Merciful Unto Us,
Buck; offertory solo, The Palms,
Faure, Mr. Mason; organ postude,
Triumphal March, Lemmeus.
745 o'clock-Organ prelude, Elegy,
Massenet; anthem, My Saviour, Sarti;
offertory, Jerusalem, Parker; organ
postlude, Fanfare in A Flat, Widor