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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03

: have come to appreciate this fact. As
an instance of the many kind things
that have been said of Deming in the
daily press indicative Of the good viii
Of other parts of the state, the follow
ing, taken from the Albuquerque Jour
nal of date December "a and entitled,
The Example Of Deming,' is repro
duced:
The town of Deming. ". NJ, with a
population of little over 1000, has
set the rest Of the communities OF
emulated, VIII mean a tremendous al
vancement in every county in the next
few years.
''Deming spends $4,000 a year for
Newspaper and magazine advertising
six dollars head for every man,
woman and child spent every year to
boost Deming and the resources OF
the Mimbres valley in the leading perl
OdicalS and newspapers.
Mind you, this is entirely exclusive
of the regular publicity work Of the
Deming chamber Of commerce when
annually spends several thousands
more in the same line of work through
different channels.
''Deming is doing more for herself
and the new state in proportion 70
her size, than any other town in the
state. Consequently her growth has
been nothing short of phenomenal. The
increase in size and Importance OF
Demdng and the Development Of the
farming possibilities Of Deming'S great
basin has no parallel in New Mexico.
What has been accomplished has been
done by intelligently directed adver-
Using. In this work all the citizens Of
Deming have worked as one man
There has been no division when the
interests Of Deming were concerned.
Probably the people Of Deming have
as many personal differences among
themselves as in any other town in
the state; when it comes to Demingls
interests, it is as If these private diff
ferences existed not at all.
ANY community in New Mexico can
do as well as Deming if its people work
together and advertise. II Albuquerque
will do as well in proportion to her
size if she does as good work devel-
oping and colonizing her rich valley
lands there is no limit to the growth
and prosperity and the population OF
the leading city Of New Mexico. If
every other city does the same, New
Mexico will do things in a few years
that will astound the natiOnn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03
Saving 200, 900 Steps Year in Your Home

last piece was hung and then she carried the empty
basket to the house
A diagram on this page shows the womans long,
straight line at the left hand Of the plan. Here is
very bad piece Of routing She walked eco feet in
hanging the wash and then walked back 200 feet
to the house. She also carried the empty basket
the return trip When the wash was dry she carried
the basket to the distant end OF the line GOO fee
and took down the wash. and when she reached tbs
end the basket full That good idea, the
mistake in not leaving the basket at the end OF
the first trip out To carry it both ways empty 600
fee bad routing The greatest mistake OF all lay
in the wrong position Of the line The walked
in all 500 feet, and OnehG-, 400 feet. total loss
OF time and steps
-1ovFrVogId you route such Job On the diagram
two lines side by side 'aed-each 100 feet long.
Now, the maid. IN hanging out the clothes would be-
gin at the end Of line and to the far end.
and then hang the things the second line and finish
at the home end By this route she would not waste
single step and the basket would be empty at point
close to the house and just where 1t would be needed
when taking in the wash.
For long and narrow yard this plan would be
standard plan for laying out the clothes line For
smaller yard another plan would be equally good This
is shown the right of the accompanying diagram
By this layout four lines each so feet long would be
used the maid could begin at the home end Of the
outside right left line and end at the home end OF
the last outside line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03
WISH CAZARES APPOINTED
POSTMASTER AT TULARO,

TularOsa. \. NJ, Jan. 3.-Petitions are
being circulated BY / ". Anderson and
J. O. CaZares. asking for the appoint
ment as postmaster here on account OF
the rumOr that postmaster Vigil intends
to resign.
A number Of TuIarosa young people
attended the dance at La Luz. While
there Miss Nudge Bourne became seri-
ouslv sick Dr. Howell was called and
left for La Luz at once. She is at home
and IS doing we'll
The Home Mission society will meet
with Mrs Edna Hastings at Central
hotel. The meeting viii be an impOr-
tant one.
Raymond Meek has purchased the
Hunter transfer line and viii do a gen
eral transfer business.
George Curry spent a few DAYS home
this week prior to leaving for Washing
ton.
Everette Upton was at home during
the holidays from FL PasO, where he
Is attending school
Rev. Mr.. Phillips, the Christian minis
ter. preached at the Union church.
Carl Doutrich spent the HOLIDAYS in
TuIarOsa. He Is working in west Texas.
Mrs. Annie I. Knight and Miss Abbey
Meek entertained the Estrella club at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 4lvie SittOn,
southeast of town. Those present were:
Misses GiIlanO. Cuba Clayton, Jim An
derson. Mrs. Laura Miller Mrs. Edna
Hastings. Mr.. Buffkin, Miss DOppie
Cooper. Miss Ula Gilmore. Miss Abbey
Meek. Mrs. Alvie Sitton, Mrs. Annie L.
Clark
The public school resumed today after
Il weeks vacation.
Eli Knight Is at home from Alamo
gordo where he went on business.
Mr. and Mrs. !. r. Howell had as
guests for New Years dinner Mrs. Geo.
EISins and children.
Miss Estelle Imam has returned to
her home on the Eagle creek after a
three weeks visit here with her brother,
Avis Imam. and family. Her father,
John Imam. came after her and they
went overland.
Arthur Chalk Is here from George FL
kin's ranch to visit his Darents.
ClaUd Murphy. who has been very sick,
Is able TO be, up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03
FIT. STOCKTON HAS
A KENTUCKY CLUB

Fort Stockton, Tex, Jan. 3.-A Ken
lucky club has been organized at ed
itor Barry's residence, with -I9 mem
Ders present Others viii follow which
VIII swell the number to more than so.
"A deed has been filed from w R.
Draper to F. Rowland for $50 acres Of
raw land In the Leon valley consider
alton $500.
The High Five club was entertained
at the home Of Mrs Fred Gibson, Mes
games Gibson, SandersOn and Frank
Rooney being hostesses. A three
course luncheon was served
County clerk Frank Rooney resolved
this week the plat for the town OF
Grenada situated on the Orient, this
side Of the Pecos river
Several OF the railroad construction
gang spent the holidays here.
S ii. Sanders and daughter. Of Fort
Thomas, Arizona are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Frank Rooney.
At the regular meeting of the Ma
sonic lodge Chas- Gramms, master OF
the lodge was presented with a beau
tiful lambsl1in apron By the members
in token OF their appreciation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03

Realty Co. to N. Hazan. lot q. block
II: consideration S3S64.47
Hastings, between Houston and
crockett Government Hill addition
Government Hill Co. TO G. W. Meadows.
lots i and is, block IS; consideration
1925.
Bliss, between Rayner and San Mar
cal, East FL PasO addition. ". Van
elusive, block 1O1; consideration $500.
Licensed to Wed.
l. J Bell and Elena Vaughn.
Tor1bio Guerrero and Belen Maruifo.
VIII Jones and Erma Moss.
T. w. Sullivan and Marian A
Kearnes.
A. ". Curtis and Adelia Gates.
Births, Boys.
To Mrs Ygnacio Baca, zoe Ochoa,
To AIRS. Jesus TERRA, sos Tays
To Mrs, Severe Garcia, SIS Florence,
To Mrs. Feelipe Carabea, $40 Flor
To Mrs. Ramon CamariIlo, 1902 Tel
les, Dec. /.
To Mrs. Antonio varela. 718 Tornino.
To Mrs. Anulfo Casas. 500 Eleventh.
To Mrs. cruz Duran, 1900 Fifth.
Dec. 10.
Births. Girls.
Sixth. Oct. %
To Mrs. Jose vasquez, 50 Santa Fe.
To Mrs. Luis Terre, 7OS South Ore
gOn, Dec. 10.
To Mrs. Martin L. Hernandez, 11O4
Santa Fe, Dec. Q.
To Mrs. Jose Pujan, 1906 Park,
Dec. %.
To Mrs. Aside Gonzales. S27 Broad
way, Nov .
To Mrs. Julian AIlamaras. 10 Tenth.
Nov. 2S
To Mrs. Francisco salneron. oil Sew
enth. Nov. g.
TO Mrs, AfoloniO AIarrujo, $12lE Sew
enth, Jan. l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03
BIG EPIsCoPAL GATRERING.

Austin. Texas. Jan. S-The annual
missionary council of the Episcopal
churches Of the Missionary department
Of the Southwest viii be held here on
January 1913. Some of the most
prominent clergymen and laymen Of
the church win be in attendance.
About 10 bishops and about so dele
gates are expected to attend this meet
ing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03
CARDINAL FARLEY
SAILS TO AMERICA

Naples, Italy, jan Cardinal John
Murphy Farley, of New York, sailed
for home today on the steamship Ber-
lin, after being given a hearty and en-
thusiastic farewell at the pier by many
American Catholics who jOurneyed
here from Rome to bid him good for
tune. The departure of the aged pre-
late was impressive.
Cardinal Farley's eventful visit in
Italy has been like unto a triumphal
procession. He was treated with es-
pecial favor by the pope, who recOg-
nized his great character and ability
by comforting on him the honor OF
titular archbishop Of Santa Maria.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03
NEW YEAR SEES BUSINESS
CHANGES IN MIDLAND

Midland. Tex, Jan. 3-SeveraI Inn
pOrtant changes have occurred in the
mercantile and professional firms in
Midland since the first of the year
". B. Elkin, who has been cashier
Of the Midland National bank since
its organization, resigned that posi-
ton in order to give his whole atten-
ton to his large private interests. He
was succeeded by T. NJ. Whitaker.
who has been a member Of the law
firm Of Caldwell & Whitaker.
Judge Chas. Gibbs and Graham B.
Smedley have formed a law partner
ship Both rank among the leading
attorneys of west Texas
Robert Capers, of the law firm Of
Capers & Howard, removed January
to Seattle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03

the south side Of the house Then you would have
a standard route, because in straight line
But even with the best route it Is still possible to
save steps and gain time Every hOusekeeper knows
that in setting table serving dinner the maid
can save steps by carrying many things in her
hands as may be safe or convenient She can save
one or more trips by using tray. Another and still
better wy is to wheel tray and carry the whole
dinner in one trip.
Look round your home and see how many more
housekeeping paths be routed How many times
do you so up and down stairs in day. Get pencil
and paper and make list Of these trips put down
Just why you went upstairs down. and YOU viii
laugh at your mistakes in going to particular
room upstairs three times day when you could have
done all three errands in trip Think That's L.:
think the best. routes round the house Don't be
like the farmers boy who three miles into the
woods to burn brush with match. Make your
routing tell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03
WANTS BOARD To CONTROL
CORPOR ATOMS IN TEXAS ST

AUSTIN, Texas. Jan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF insurance and banking Gill believes
that there should be passed by the
Legislature q commission or board to
pass upon the qualifications Of all
promoting corporations before such
concerns are allowed TO do business in
the state
1t is his intention to make such a
recommendation to the 32d legislature.
In the event the legislature would
not think it wise to create such a
commission or board then Mr. Gill
believes that such concerns should be
placed under the supervision of some
OF the established departments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03
DIR. HANSEN ELECTED DITCH
COMMISSIONER FOR XsIF7

TsIeta, Texas, Jan "A meeting
called by the Rev. Doctor Hansen in
the interest of the Ditch association
was held at the home Of BenignO AID
crete and Doctor Hansen was nOmi-
mated by Mr.. Carpenter for commits
sioner, seconded by Mr. Lowenstein,
and elected unanimously.
On New Years day Doctor and Mrs.
Hansen and daughter rode over to
Doctor Young's ranch at Clint and
made a call. The ranch has been beau
tifully renovated and furnished by the
doctor, whose reputation as the breed
er of the famous Karakule sheep is
established in Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03
DAILY RECORD
building Permits.

To Mountain Side Realty Co., to
build brick residence on the corner
Of Arizona and Lee streets, to cost
$500
Deeds Filed.
FL Paso county. R, Day and Levi
Anderson to Louis Anderson. lot 2
block Is, Plateau, Texas; consideration
$40.
FL PasO c0unty-SixtO Salcido to
Terezo JUares, 10 acres in san Elizario
grant: consideration $500.
Gladstone, between Putnam and
Fisher, Sunset Heights FanteIla
CroWder and husband to Great Texas
Realty Co., lot p, block =; considera-
ton S2S42.73.
Gladstone, between Putnam and
Fisher, sunset Heights-Great Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03
By Professor Charles Barnard.

THAT worn place along your floor or oilcloth in
your kitchen marks the path your tired feet
have trod again and again IL the course OF
your homework. Have you ever figured how many
Of those steps have been wasted and could have been
saved?
In shop or factory this matter is considered Of
the highest Importance. In business to steps Is
to save money The same thing is true Of the house
hold
In a shop or factory the raw materials used in the
business enter the shop at door at end OF the
building and travel from room to room, up and down
stairs. along certain lines paths called routes"
TIL they come out at the other end the finished
product Of the factory.
Routing" means the planning ofs5these paths
lines OF travel in advance that everything goes for
ward and not backward and is not delayed along
the route II this routing IL badly done done
At all. the wOrkmen lose time and labor, and the
business fails. and then II hands out OF a Job
What has routing o do with the home? Every
thing. If the hOusekeeper does not know how to
route her home shefw waste her steps, her strength
time and money. There in every home dozens OF
little everyday trips from cellar garrett from stove
to table and back. In the average home routing viii
save at least a million steps year!
The first thing to do in routing house is to make
q plan on paper Of the house itself and to mark all
the routes IN advance on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03

He is on the right-hand side OF the aisle and
walks along the next right-hand seat Taking the
tickets, he crosses to the left side the aisle and
takes the tickets of the passenger in the efhand seat
Then he walks on the left side OF the aisle to the ne
left-side seat and this done he to the right
and the whole route begins again Think of this simple
plan in all its details and it will be easily seen how
perfectly any piece OF work any little journey NAV
be routed in advance. and that once done, such a
route will becoms the standard route Of this niece of
work because Is the best route to use to save steps
and save time
In thousands Of homes the wash is put out on tbs
line every Monday, and It will be blue Monday IN
less the housekeper knows the standard way to hang
out the wet clothes Not long ago in country town
q woman came out of the house with a heavy basket
Of wet wash. She carried It to the nearest end on
single straight line 200 feet long She hung the things
close together on the clothes line and put I'D the
clothes poles till she came to the far end Here the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03

Mrs. A. r. Tabor. of Crider. No. had
been troubled with sick headache for
about five years. when she began tax
ing Chamberlain's Tablets. She has
taken two bottles of them and they
have cured her. Sick headache is caus-
ed by a disordered stomach for which
these tablets are especially intended
Try them, get well and stay well. Sold
by all dealers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03

Any little wound or abrasion Of the
flesh occurring in cold weather that is
not promptly treated becomes a bad
sore and is difficult to heal. Apply BAL
LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT at once when
such accidents happen The wound heals
promptly and soon does away with the
annoyance of a bandage- Price Use. soc
and sl0O per bottle. Sold by Scott
White & Co. three stores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03

kaPGA.
How would you go through a
railroad passenger car and take
up all the tickets in the fewest
steps and in the shortest time to
get all the tickets? There is one
right way, called the standard
way. that is used by nearly all
conductors, because the work has
been counted In advance Of
them.
The conductor who knows the
standard way enters the forward
door and takes up the tickets Of
the passenger who sits on the side
seat in the left-hand corner Of the
car. He moves up on step and IS
in front Of four passengers, two in
each Of the first pair Of seats. The
nearest seat is on the left, and
be takes these nearest tickets
first and then steps to the right
and takes the tickets Of the pas
sengers sitting in the right-hand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03

This is also a standard plan and
the one generally used in the coun-
try.
In every house there are many
little journeys that must be ira
versed by one OF more members
Of the family many times each day.
Think of all the steps daily taken
between the kitchen stove and the
dining-room table. II the path
from stove 70 table be only % feet
and YOU, or your mother or sis
ter. take the trip four tines for
each meal to set the table and
clear away. 500 feet would be
walked every day, or twenty miles
in a year. How can We save this
dreadful waste o. time and steps?
There are two ways, one is to re-
duce the number Of trips and the
other is to change the route. First
Of all, make a plan Of your
house.
Suppose your home is 50 well
planned that your kitchen. pantry
and dining room are in a line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03
Il PASO ELKS TO HOLD
aNNwED aDT rEW Z

Ell PASO ELkS TO HOLD
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
On January 16 FL PasO lodge
1S7 of the EIks will hold its
anniversary celebration of the in
stalatiOn of the local lodge. Arrange
ments are being made for a social
evening and special speeches by va
riOus members Of the lodge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03
Hoods
SarsapariHa

Eradicates sCrofula and all
other humOrs, cures all their
effects, makes the blood rich
and abundant, strengthens all
the vital organs. Take it.
Get it today in usual liquid form OF
chocolates tablets called SaFSatabs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-03
Tribute by Albuquerque Paper.

Perhaps. however. the greatest thing
that has been added to Deming in the
year is the apparent good will Of other
communities in the southwest. Deming
has come TO be considered in the front
rank of boosters for the entire south
west Deming never knocks a sister
community, and other communities
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-20
LODGE N0Y|T|ATE
KILLS FRIEND
YOUNG MAN BECOMES FRIGHT
LINED DURING i\lTiAT ON AND
SHOOTS MEMBEr. OF re AN.

.Ande'so S. c., Aug. l9.-Furman
Bagwsli, crazed by fright at the sound
of shots fired during his initiation into
the Woolmen of the World at Honea
Path, near here, tore the bandage
from his eyes, hurriedly took his
revolver from his coat hanging on the
wall and fired three shots at j. Milton
TAYLOR. a member of the degree team.
TAYLOR died few hours later in an
Anderson hospital.
The shooting created great excite
ment III Anderson and efforts have
been made to prevent its details from
becoming pr tic for fear that the Sc
cret workings o the order would be-
come known.
. Taylor and Bagwoll, each % years
old had been lifelong friends, and
Bagwell was induced by Taylor to
Join the Woodmen. During the initia-
ton a gun loaded with blank cart
ridges was fired close to his face.
His neck was severely burned by
powder. He attempted to escape from
the room but was restrained. He then
ran to his coat, produced his revolver
and began firing.
The first shot struck Taylor in the
abdomen, the second in his right
thigh and the third inflicted slight
flesh wound in his neck. Bagwell was
then overpowered and the revolver
taken from him.
TAYLOR was hurried to a hospital.
where the bullet in his abdomen was
extracted and it was thuoght he might
recover, but his death occurred a few
hours later.
Members of the Woodmen of the
World have made efforts to keep the
case out Of the courts to protect the
secrets, and Taylors father, Wood
man, had been influenced to bring no
action becarse of his sons death.
When Bagwell learned of Taylors
decision he surrendered to the author
tiles in Anderson and demanded that
there be an official investigation. He
was released on a $4,000 bond. He
will be tried at the September term
of court
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-20
PIRATES
KILL AND ROB
PAWN SHOP AND RESIDENCES
ROBBED OF THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS.

Hong Kong, China, Aug. 2O.--A
large body of pirates on the island
Cheung Chow, a part of the British
Colony. and used chiefly as a mis-
sionary sanitarium, was attacked by
the police force today An Indian
policemen and two other officers
were killed. The pirates then Ioot-
ed the houses of the 200 inhaDi-
tants. The pirates secured $4,000
from one pawn shop. They kidnap-
ed the government tax collector.
The European inhabitants escaped
unhurt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-20
GREWsoME DISCOVERY.
Nine Skeletons Are Unearthed in
the Heart Of Brownwood.

the Heart OF BrownWood.
Brownwood. Tex. Aug. 19.-Nlne
complete skeletons were discovered
here Saturday when the Texas Light
& Power company began making
excavations for putting in two large
oil tanks. The bones were found
at depth of five feet below the
surface and only two blocks from
the business center of the city.
The bodies were evidently dumped
into a hole without semblance or
decent burial, and the find has
caused much speculation as to who
placed the dead there. The location
is almost on the exact spot where
an old log cabin formerly stood,
built by the Coggin brothers in from
tier days when they were ranching
here. 1t was reckoned the Oldest
house in Brownwood and no one
remembers an Indian fight ever oc-
curing near this locality.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-20
coRROBoRATES CONFESSION OF
JACK ROSE IMPLlcATING BEcH-
Err IN MURDER.
IN WH|TMAN'S CUSTODY
District Attorney f s. to Turn
schepps over to the &C. Not
withstanding Their nos Tor
Him.
=
New York. n. Y, Aug.

New York, N. Y, Aug - I
Schepps appeared before tn
jury today prepared to repeat
story he told District AttorneJ Mh-
man. corroborating in detail the con-
fession of Jack Rose, duplicating
Lieutenant Becker in the Rosenthal
killing.
The police have apparently exhaust
ed every effort to secure possession
of Schepps. Schepos was arraigned
on a. technical charge of vagrancy by
District Attorney Whitman and con-
fined last night in the west side JAIL
where Rose, ,"Bridgie" Weber and
Harry vallon are confined.
An unexpected witness before the
grand Jury today was "Bill JACK
Seeling now out on bail, awaiting
trial for carrying concealed weapons
previously.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-20
OWENS MAJORITY
WAS 35,756
SENATOR'S TOTAL WAS 80,254.
HASKELL'S TOTAL VOTE WAS
44,498.

Oklahoma City, Okla. Aug. 10
Senator Robert l.. ovens majority
over C. n. Haskell in the recent
primary election was 35,756 as COM
piled from abstracts on file with the
state election board. all counties
reporting. Haskell's total vote was
44,49S, while that of Owen was So
254.
Judge J. T. Dickerson of Edmond
is the republican nominee for Uni
ted States senator by a plurality
of 1913 over A. T. Perry of Coal
gate. the next highest The total
republican vote for senator was
Dickerson 1876, Perry S,542, Par
menter S,26i, Jones S,O13.
Vote for the three democratic
nominees for congressman at large
was Murray 39,142, Thompson 32'-
1S6 and Weaver 26,926. Adams OF
Ardmore although unknown through
out the state, whose name appeareu
first on the list of candidates, was
the fourth man with a total vote Oh
2S.S3O. All counties reported.
With seven counties out, the ore
gon plan for electing United States
senators shows the following vote:
For 127,1O2, against 2O,926.