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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24
FEDERAL BUILDING NOTES.

George Slated and Arthur Marker. Of
the custom house force. are expected
10 return this week from Malta, Mont
where they accompanied a bonded
shipment Of cattle from Mexico 10
Canada.
A shipment Of 300 head OF Mexico
cattle IS expected to be imported by
way OF Columbus. n n
c. Z. Lewis, special treasury agent,
is now in New York attending a con-
ference Of the agents Of the treasury
department After the conference
closes he viii spend a month at his
former home in New York state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24

Z and S block SIS Grandview. Consid-
Grafton $40 May Il, 1912
Sacramento street between Lowell
and Russell streets-Grandview Realty
company to Frank B. HadlOck and
William G. HadlOCk. lots 25 TO p block
So Consideration S345 Nav 81 1912.
TularOsa street between Stevens ave
nue. and Copla street-W- S. Hodges TO
Mrs S A. Davis, lots q and p block
. - East FL Paso- Consideration S6OL.
May p. 1912
FL Paso county. Tex--state National
Dank 10 = h. Kern, an undivided in
te-est Of 50 acres, section go Houston
zap q BraZOrla survey COnSidera-
ton $4,000. Nay %, 1912
Arizona street between Rampant and
Orient street-Emiline B. Behern to
Florence Pickles, lot p block Golden
Hill Consideration SO. May s. 1912
King street between Ord and Byron
streets-IrandvieW Realty company to
Elsie E Reed, lots g and 10 block 20
GrandvieW- Consideration $3.50. Nay
IS, 1912.
Corner Texas and Eucalyptus streets
a Z. Brown TO John FfgUeira. lots
g to y block 81 Cotton addition Con-
sideration S1,435. May q, 1912
Fort Boulevard between Park ave
nue. and Myles street-Lillian Stray
horn TO Grandview Realty company,
lots % and p block p G-andview.
Consideration $500 Nay p. 1912
Fort Bouleyard between Park ave-
nue. and Myles street-Grandvfey
lots a and % block p GrandEievsr''
Consideration $500 May p, 1912.
Corner Of Madison and Cumberland
streets -Government Hill company to
Government Hill Consideration 1926.
Feb. p, 1872
Automobile Licenses.
95s-PauI Lisso. 1122 Montana
street, five passenger 5fArathon.
SbO-Sam Craig. 1923 Pera street
two passenger Overland.
Births-Girls.
To Mrs Josefina Costello, 1929 Ala
media street, twins, Nay II.
Births-BOEs.
To Mrs Maria Delgado, sos South
Campbell street; May p
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24

AGETs-IT VIII Get Every Corn You've
GOt.-
At last a real does What-it-says corn
cure. Nothing like IL has ever before
been known
Every man and woman who has
Germs. caIlOuses. warts or bUukOnE.
ought to try ~Gets-It'' at once and see
how marvelOusly II works Quit shaw
ing your corn with a razor You may
draw blood and cause blood poisoning
~GETS-IT'' is remarkable because IL
never irritates or turns the true flesh
sore or raw. It can't It is as safe as
water Stockings won't stick 70 It.
Corn pains stop. The corn OF caLlOus
sI1riVsis Up. comes out Blessed relief
@GETS-IT'' IS sold at druggists at
% cents a bottle, or sent on receipt
OF price to z Lawrence & Co. Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24

May 1s. 1910. for the ". Z n. F. y
and W. y S. E i Sec 9, T. 25 S, R
! 9 W. on a charge Of a failure to es-
! tablish residence on the land At
hearing held on April g. 1912, the con-
testant submitted his testimony and
/ decision was rendered on May 16 in
favor Of cOntestee-
Homestead Entries.
Joseph R Osborne. 1906 Tularosa St,
El Paso. Texas, S. f. 4 Sec 26, T. %
S. r W; Josephine Osborne Woods,
36O6 TularOsa St. FL PasO. Texas s w.
= Sec. %, T. q s. r. W; Edward
Cor lots / and and +. 2 y. W -
Sec. 81. T. % S, r. w, Alfredo Tor
res, San Marcial. y n, 5. z y. E. 4
and y. z s Z. 4, Sec -. T. 5. r 4
given; Louis Ortiz, HOndale, y NJ. n
z. = Sec. q. T. 25 s, r W; Ramon
y Romero, Carthage, y II, ". y y.
F. 4 and z. y y ". u Sec %, T.
lowed and set for July Z, 1872, BEFORE
probate clerk at SOcOrro; Peter He'd
dies, Perry and RaynOr St, FL Paso
Texas, y. ". 4 Sec 25, T. p G, r. W.
Desert Land Entries
Edward simmons. Columbus. y. NJ,
s W. Il cor lots 8 and 4 and f. =
5 W. = Sec. so, T. % s. R W; Mile
L. Strong, Las Cruces, y ~. y. Z s
". 4 and S Z \. ". 4 Sec II. T.
% s. r W. John r Smyer. Carne.
6 W; Mason J. Kelly, Silver City, y
NJ west half section 3, T. % 5, r 9 W.
II. Emory Davis, Of Ripon. Wis, is
in the valley on a business trip
DR.. W. c. Field has returned from
spending a few days in FL PasO.
Mrs. VIII EdmOnsOn has returned
from a short trip to Deming.
Mrs. c. E. Miller. Of Santa Fe. spent
several days with Mrs H 3. Holt at
her home on Alameda drive.
Miss May Lindsey left on Friday for
a visit with relatives and friends in
the southern part of the county.
Commencement Program
The commencement exercises Of the
Las Cruces public school will be held
at the Annoy 81 SIS p, M May q,
and the following excellent program
has been arranged for the occasion:
Soldiers chorus (GOUnOd).
Scene Champetre (PapipD, string
sextet.
SalutatOry. Kenneth McCIernon-
Class history. Cyril Kennedy.
The mill and the brook. Merle Pix
ley and Paul StOes-
Glass prophecy. Eleanor Hunter.
NsledictOry. Ralph VIII.
A merry life CDenza), solo and chO- 7
Address. Ralph Ely
Address. mayor ]. NJ Mitchell.
Andante Cantabile CTchaikowsky), !
string quartet.
Presentation Of diplomas. r. H. Sims. |
Anvil chorus tNerdi). chorus
BenedictiOn.
There will be IS graduates from the /
eighth grade and this will be the first
comm encement Of the eighth grade.
$. p. Pays taxes.
The Southern Pacific railway has
made payment OF the county taxes for
this system. and the treasury OF the
county is in receipt OF a check for SILL
$50 being the amount of taxes paid by
this corporation
His interest in old soldiers is shown
by representative George Curry send
ing all old soldiers copies of the blanks
necessary TO secure the increased pen
sion provided for by the recent pension ]
bill. This measure is 10 give each old [
soldier a pension Of 81 per day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24
FOR NEW
HOTEL HAS ARRIVED

The granite for the base of the new
hcte. building has arrived and is now
on the job This granite base viii be
five feet high around the hotel and
viii he light gray in color and cut to
match the general design Of the hotel
The brick for the veneer of the two
fronts of the hotel has also arrived
and is being unlOaded on the hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24
DAILY RECORD

Deeds Filed.
Savannah street between Florida
and Division streets-H- NJ Misk1mins
10 c A Taylor. lots 80 and 81 block
Jos Highland park. Consideration
$500 May il. 1912
Savannah street between Florida and
Division treets-Highlands Realty
10 81 block los Highland Park. Con-
sideration 81 May II, 1872
Mobile between Lakeland and Lowell
streets-Frank B. HadlOck and William
G. Hadlock to William Il MOseley, lots
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24
INJURED IN
MEXICO TRAIN WRECK

Mexico City. Nay 24-Eleven passen-
gers were injured several seriously,
when the Guadalajara-M Mexico City train
on the Central railroad went into the
ditch near Tula, so miles north OF here,
today. A broken engine tire was the
cause Of the derailment-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24
TNENTY-SIX WILL
RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
Las Cruces Schools Have a
Large Graduating Glass
This Year.

The office OF The Herald for Las
Cruces is IN the Robinson Drug
Store, The Quality Store" This
firm will deliver The Herald each
night at the regular rate OF so cents
q monrh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24

No poisonous sugar of lead
no sulphur-nO dye in PAR
ISIAN SAGE.
The clednest. daintiest,
most refreshing and delight
ful hair tonic in the world
is PARTISAN SAGE. If YOU
do not use it You are daily
missing a glorious treat. 1t
is simply splendid for men,
women and children. 1t is
sold at drug and department
stores and toilet goods coun-
tiers for only 90 cents a large
bottle. Ask for PARTISAN
SAGE for your own protec-
ton. The girl with the Au-
burn hair is on every carton
and bottle. Kelly & Pollard
cSarTtes l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24
CANADIANS TO OBSERVE
E.-DLEE nv VIII n Z Vol Er

Empire day. May "A. British nation
al holiday, will be observed by the Ca
madam club of FL PasO with a banquet
held at the Sheldon hotel Friday night.
A program Of speeches will be given
and an enjoyable time is anticipated
by the club members.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24

Each age OF our lives has its lows
Old people should be happy, and they
viii be If Chamberlain Tablets are
taken TO strengthen the digestion and
keep the bowels regular. These tab
let's are mild and gentle in their action
and especially suitable for people OF
middle age and older For sale by all
dealers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24

ELKS OBJECT TO JUAREZ CLUB.
A committee has been appointed Dy
the III Paso Elks' lodge with a view to
prevailing upon the Juarez authorities
to compel the owners Of the socalled
"Elks club" across the river to change
the name Of that institution.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24
FL Paso. Friday. Nay "a 1912

FL Paso and Vicinity-Fair tonight
and Saturday
New MexicOLFair tonight and sat
urday. with moderate temperature
West TeXas-Generally fair tonight
and Saturday
UneaT nafa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24
Local Data.

Height Of river this morning above
fixed zero mark. 16-1 feet Rise IN
last "A hours. O.5 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24

Las Cruces. y NJ. May 24-Today
at 2:30 the pupils Of the public schools
assembled for an hour at the school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-24
Quickly BaniSheS Dandruff
And Stops Hair From Falling
Scalp Itch Goes Over Night and All Hair Worries Cease
When You Use Partisan Sage.

No poisonous sugar of lead
no sulPhur-nO aye in PAR
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-30
Some Reasons Why Every
Voter Should Cast His
Ballot for FERGUSON

The question whether Wilson will be elected bi
whether he to have the electoral college
The question whether the will have den,
ocrac majority but whether the majority will be nns
all
The question whether the NATIONAL house of representa-
ves will have majority OF democrats it, but whether that
Jorly VIII be above hundred
The question in New Mexico is whether Hon. Harvey B.
Ferguson will have majority but whether that majority will
nearer five thousand than twenty five hundred
1t IS well that New Mexico getting line with the party
that will be in power after the fourth Of March
1t recognized by the republicans that a
delegate acting i'll harmony with the party power, had much
more influence than opposite politics That the strong
est ground urged for support Of ". H. Andrews
With full fletged congressman representing New Meico
there much why he should be i'll harmony with
that be because he has every question that
before congress Also he taken the councils the party
and assist in shaping the bills before they introduced
MIR. Clancy has SAID that republican could do much
democrat because OF the high ideals that will control
the deliberations Of that body
If that the democrats would have much higher ideals
than the republicans have shown up the present time.
For illustration during the past fifteen years congressional
districts that republican Tennessee have each received
federal appropriations than allowed the remaining eight
combined
The Ninth district OF Virginia republican During past
eight years has received federal appropriations than the
other democratic districts combined excluding the districts which
he government navy yards located
The of Wyoming with republican congressman
eceved federal appropriations during the past years
han has been had by democratic districts United
States that not located where made necessary for
lie government expend large of money
These facts well worth considering BY people o New
Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-30
AME R|CAM HELD By
REBEL LEADER
FOR RANSOM
Brlgandage Becomes Common
in Casas Grandes District
Since Rojas Entered Country
with Six Hundred Men.

tDy Morning Journal Special Iensed Wire !
lei Paso, oct 20.-The rebel leader,
Antonio RoIas, has begun his former
brigandage in American settlements of
the Casas Grandes district, according
to refugees arriving here today. Rojas
is holding A. =. Spillsbury for $4,000
ransom. Splllsbury s wealthy
ranchman OF colonia Pacheco, a Nor
mon settlement, but himself not a
Mormon. Other Americans have been
released or tho payment OF smaller
ransOms
II Is said that federals are not pur-
suing Rojas who with about 500 men
Is encamped in the American colony
Inez Salazar is reported moving south
to form "A junction with Roias. which
would create a formidable force. The
Mexico Northwestern railway remains
out Of commission as result of de-
by rebels Mines and wood
working mills soon must shut down
for want of supplies.
Rebel representatives, horc today re-
ccVcd word that General Pascuit.
orozcO. with the main group Of the
rebel army In the north, will re-entrr
Chihuahua in view of the Withdrawal
of federal troops 10 the south. Rebels
in small bnnds already are moving
along the Texas border to the west.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-30
BANDITS OVERLOOK
$4,000 BUT GET
HALF THIS SUM
Daring Train Robbery in Okla
homa Nets Gang Fortune in
Currency HoId-Ups Make
Their Escape.

lI,, Morning Journal special L-n.ed Wire !
Muskogce. Okla, oct 29--l'our
men who held up and robbed Mis-
souri, Kansas q Texas passenger train
No. AT Wirth. okla, early today.
overlooked package containing
s6o,OpO IN currency from the express
car safe. according to statement OF
express company officials tonight. II
is reported that they got x25.oOO.
The bandits had succeeded In clud-
ing several posses up to late hour to-
night and are believed To have made
their way to the Winding Stair
mountains. the most primitive sec
ton of oklahoma and used as hid
ing place 10y outlaws TOR years.
The bands, who are described as be-
ing young men. ia fact mere boys.
We're unusually cool Ia executing the
robbery. Thes compelled the engineer
10 cut off tire express ear and run
back with It two miles 10 lonely
point on the line They burned "a
bridge ~ between and cut the tele-
graph wires. se that il WAS some hours
before the alarm was given. After dN-
lamiting The safes In the express
ear they mounted horses and rndr
aNay ia the darkness
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-30
Nazim Pasha, Commander Of
Ottoman Forces, is Fighting
to Retrieve Defeats Suffered
from Allies.
Bull LGARIANS MOVE
TOWARD C0NSTANTiN0PLE
Greeks March VIGOROUSLY in
Direction of SaIoniki Where
Provisions Are Now Running
Short, is Report, .
ny Morning Journal Special Lea.ed wire.

tB, Morning journal Special Lcnsed Wire !
London oct. 2e.-The long await
ed battle which viii decide the fate OF
Turkey is now being fought. The
army under Nazim Pasha, minister
df war. and commander in chief, Is
engaged and. according to Constanti-
nople official dispatches. the opera
lions are favorable to the Ottomans.
The dispatches however, do not indi-
cate where the chief action is taking
place or how the opposing forces
compare
1t is Turkeys last chance to re-
trieVe an almost hopeless campaign.
Nazim Pasha is fighting with his back
to the WALL his communications have
been cut and II is impossible for him
to get fresh supplies or reinforce
ments.
In Constantinople the feeling OF
confidence is reviving. 1t is believed
sumed the offensive. But this IL BY
no means certain. as the battle may
have been forced upon him.
Sofia dispatches indicate Il contin-
ued forward movement of the Bull
garians. but give no details. There is
still no confirmation of the reported
capture Of Lule Burgas. pemptica
and prama. The Bulgarlans are
fighting in the direction OF Visa in
pursuance OF their plan 10 advance to
the extreme east In the direction OF
Constantinople,
The Greeks ALSO are marching,
with victories TO their credit, toward
Snloniln where Il feeling Of extreme
anxiety is said TO prevail and provis-
ions are running short. The fact that
no apparent effort is being made to
stem the Greek advance to Saloniki
is held to indicate that the bulk OF
Turkeys army there has been trans
ferred to Thrace.
No recent information has been re-
ceived of the operations around Sou
tarl or other points to the west and
Sofia today observed significant
silence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-30
MARSHALL SCORE 6
SOU TIL DAKOTA
PR0CRESS|vEs
Democratic Candidate Refers
to Fact That Taft Men Must
Vote in That State Either for
Wilson or Roosevelt.

IBy Morning Journnl Special Leased Wire.
Lennon, s. d., Oct. 29.-Governo
Thomas r, Marshall, Of Indiana, dem
ocratic candidate for the vice pres
dency today sent several train load
of politics out into the state of Soutl
| Dakota, when he delivered an un
scheduled speech In Lennon, wher,
his train had beer held up for nine
hours by freight wreck.
Governor Marshalls audience at the
city hall was composed mainly OF
passengers for the Seattle Chicago linn
tied on the Chicago, Milwaukee &
Puget Sound railway and from several
other passenger trains blocked at
Lennon by the wreck, Political de-
bates were rife about the waiting
trains after the governor had conclud-
ed his speech.
While the vice presidential candi-
date was speaking Mrs. Marshall was
busy seeking aid for tho family II
Brakeman Breting, killed in the
freight wreck who was reported to
have left eleven children.
In opening his speech, Governor
Marshall attacked the progressive
party in South Dakota
II would like Governor Wilson to
carry South Dakota said Governor
Marshall. But | want him to carry
It because the people Of South Dakota.
wan. him and not because certain men
here who may not believe in his poll
4 i.4yt tx+i11 L., l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-30

Berlin, Oct 2g.--The Frankfurter
Zietung prints Vienna despatch. evil
dently emanating from official
sources, which says.
The time for Intervention by the
powers is near, whether requested or
not If Turkey is defeated in the Inn
pending battle between Adrianople
and Constantinople II VIII be high
time for Europe to look to it's inter-
ests, since the destruction of European
Turkey could not be tolerated, nor
could the occupation of Constanti-
nople BY another power
Blood enough has been spilled and
peace can be offered to both sides,
If Bulgaria Is defeated, with good
prospect of acceptance. Austria is not
likely to attack Servia, as that would
mean immediate war with the Balkan
alliance. A decisive battle is expected
in a few days; hence Intervention is
likely within week"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-30


Mexico city. oct. 29.-That General
executed at Vera cruz in accordance
with the decree of the court martial
in spite Of the order of the supreme
court is the disquieting rumor that
reached the capital today. There is
reason To believe that they were
placed in san Juan de .tllloa prison to-
day.
Colonel Diaz Ordaz, chief lieutenant
in the Diaz revolt. who escaped in the
confusion on the day of the lighting,
was captured last night ten miles from
Vera cruz. The small force Of rebels
that followed him to The hills Is still
at large.
With the capture of Ordaz the gov
crnment expresses the belief that the
Diaz revolt is ended. but reports from
various parts OF the republic indicate
that much time must elapse before the
complete restoration of peace in Mex
leo.
Tuxpam and Ozulama are the cen
ters OF the revolt in the coast region
between Vera Cruz and Tampico,
where a rising is headed by minor Of
ficers OF the regular army. A gunboat
will go from Vera Cruz to Tuxpam and
CO. operate with land expedition at
that point. Local and foreign COM
panies at Tuxpam and in the adjacent
territory are the victims Of forced
loans.
The state of Jalisco is showing
greatly increased rebel activity. ac-
cording to the official report OF tho
governor who recounts in detail the
operations of numerous bands in at
least twenty towns
The state of Michoacan continues
favored field for rebel movements.
one band is operating few miles
from Morelia. the capital. The south
ern part of the state of Mexico is prac-
Iically dominated by Zapatistas.
General Oro2co with d small force
IS now on the Santo Domingo ranch
N the northern part Of the state of
-oahulla. Campos is operating In the
1eighhorhood of Torreon to the south
If which another station on the line
" the Mexican Central has been |
burned and the railroad cut. Two sta
ions on the line to Guadala jara have
,een sacked.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-30
Greeks Show Great Courage
in ASSaiIing Their Mohamme-
dan Enemies; Difficulty i0
Bringing Up Supplies,
Bull GARIANS SUFFER
ALLEGED REVERSES
-ondon Newspaper Reports
National Movement in Poland
10 Unite for Common Action
If Opportunity Offers,
Iny MornIng Journnl spcclnI Icn.ed Mlrr |

NY Morning journal Special Leased Wire !
London, oct. 29.---The journal war
correspondent at kosani describes the
Turkish force opposing the Greeks as
entirely disorganizcd and incapable of
offering resistance. Tie says that the
Greek force is advancing by mule
road to Cavarria, while the Greeks
also hold the Monastir railway and
adds that il the Turks have no rein
forcements at Salonil<i. that town will
soon be in the hands of the allies
The Greeks showed great dash and
bravery in carrying the positions in
the long defile Of Sarandapor where
they suffered heavy losses
Terrible details are reaching Bel
grade, according to the Standard y
war correspondent there. of the re-
treat of the Turks from kumanoNa
They tried to stop the SerVian advance
BY making hreastworks Of dead bod
les.
Six thousand corpses were found on
the road from kumanova to rskup
and six truck loads of petroleum had
to be brought from the rear for the
purpose Of burning the dead
The Constantinople correspondent OF
the Standard SAYS 1t Is regarded as Il
bad sign by the Turkish authorities
that no news has been received from
Ickki Pasha's army in the north Of
Macedonia
II is officially announced that the
railway to Kirk Kiissch is again in
operation and that the Turks have be-
gun the offensive movement
The Turk sh forces at Neles nuni-
bored 10000. says a Belgrade des-
patch to the Express. The fighting
there was exceptionally sanguinary.
The Turks were demoraized and mnde
a Wild retreat In the direction of
Monastlr and Salonlki.
The difficulties Of the Greek army
in transportation and commissariat,
in the absence of Il railway. are de- !
scrihcd in a Biarissa despatch. Every |
thing must be carried by pack ami |
mails, The roads are in terrible CON
dition and are cut up by artillery.
The Daily Mails war correspondent
at Vienna reports the existence OF a
great national movement in Poland !
aiming to unite all the Poles for COM |,
mon action in the event Of the Bal |
KAN war leading to hostllities between |
Austria and Russia.
The Vienna Rechsposts correspon- !
tent at the front tcIegraphs that the |
eastern bulgarian army Is making a
'urther advance, the main body moV- [
ng eastward a large mass of Turk |
sh troops Is stationed along the Err /
<ena river and to the north Of Tchor-
" but the principal body Is march.
ng in an easterly direction lcightins
ilong the line Of the Trkena IN the
leighborhood of Serai, Seldlcr. Tener-
>cssSeti and Istrandia appears immi-
lent