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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
FINDS DIAMOND PIN
IN FISH AT ALPINE
Restaurant Man Makes Val
liable Find in Cutting
Omen a Fish
ODen a Fish.

Alpine, Tex, March Henry Jas
per, an Alpine restaurant man, while
cutting up fish last Saturday, found
a diamond pin in its stomach. He
discovered the pin on account Of the
end sticking in his thumb The fish
had been shipped from Corpus Christi
and the setting is about one-fourth
carat
J. II. Murrah and family have ar
rived from Del Rio TO make Alpine
their future home.
H. i. hOkernOt formerly an Alpine
citizen, and now residing in san An
tonic, is planning to build a SIS, 900
summer home in the northeastern sub
urbs Of Alpine. The grounds will be
parked and terraced and he will prob
ably have his own waterWOrks sys-
tenn by means Of a natural reservoir
on the mOuntainside.
Two Americans, now IN the city jail,
held on serious charges and unable to
give bond, attempted escape by saving
the bars in the window Of their cell.
Sheriff Walton caught them.
D. D. York has left for the Hot
Springs near Sierra Blanca, where he
will take treatment for rheumatism.
Albert Bailey, Of Eldorado. has pur-
chased a ranch near Alpine and ex-
poets to move here soon.
". G. Bechtol, son Of Dr. BechtoL
and Miss Jewel Weaver, daughter OF
Rev. A 3. Weaver, were married at
the home Of the brides parents, Rev.
A. B. Weaver performing the cere-
mony.
L W Durreu has resigned his posi-
ton as Ostmaster Of this place His
resignation will take effect about the
middle of May. There are several ap-
plications for the office, among them
Mrs W. c. Easterling, r. B. Slight,
G. c. Richards, all Of Alpine and Floyd
Nichols. Of Maria
Miss Margarea Cotter has left for
Grand Falls, Texas. where she win
spend about a month with relatives.
Miss Mary COtter is working in her
place in the mercantile store.
Mrs J. W Clifton has returned
home from q visit to her father, who
has been quite III, but is recovering.
Mr. and Airs. r. l. Nevill and child
rem, have left for Corpus Christi, where
they expect to spend a month
W. ". Collins left on a business trip
to Valentine.
superintendent c. W. Page has re-
turned from St Louis, where he at
tended a convention Of the school sup
erintendents Of the United States.
The iron material for the Masonic
temple is expected and contractor
Webb will rush work from now on.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11

III HERE was once q Maid who was
young and charming. but who
was afflicted with an ingrowing
conscience that caused her much pain
It also made every one with whom
she came in contact very, very weary,
for she felt 1t her sacred duty to po-
lice their conduct and tell them what
poor. weak creatures they were, and
how they misused their great oppor-
tunities.
Notwithstanding that she was so top
heavy with virtues, such was the pull
chritude Of the maid that she ensnared
the affections Of a nifty young rOunder
who conned himself into the belief
that her moral attitude was merely a
side line o. talk that she thought
attractive 10 men, and that she would
drop when she got married and took
unfortunately, however. the maids
conscience, instead Of being a false
alarm was the real thing. She was
that most fearsome object in ma
ture, a refOrmer, and no sooner was
she safely wed than she began TO put
theories into operation on her nus
band.
Alas" she would cry as he lit
cigar after dinner do you not know
that the use Of tobacco Is disgust
you would save the money you waste
on cigars, IN the course OF a hundred
years you could buy an apartment
@But" replied the husband. think
of the trouble and annoyance with
sanitors and tenants I am saved oy
not owning an apartment house, 1t
IS only those who have nothing VINO
do not have to worry over the stock
mo- r.. Wa D5rrreef.
Now the man was & discreet fellow
who never toyed too much with the
booze. but no sooner did he open a bot
tie Of beer than his wife was on him
with both feet
ss5fiserable Creature" she cried I
see your finish IN q drunkaro's grave
If you had not the good luck to marry
= vie who knew how to down the
demon rum and reform you OF your
vices. -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
HOLES IN THE AIR
By GARRETT ?. sERYISs

" BE atmosphere is far more
treacherous in its moods and far
less stable in its conditions than
the stormiest ocean, and il possesses
certain strange secrets which may
never be fully OWNED. More terrible
TO the aeronaut and the aviator and
more ineXplicable than the Whelming
surges which sometimes sweep a ship
from end to end in midocean. are those
egregious phenomena known as holes
in the air"
An aeroplane entering one Of shsse
low density regions from the air OF
higher density around it," saws c. G.
Looming viii suddenly fall without
any warning, merely because the pres
sure has enormously decreased and the
aeroplane has not had time to attain
the requisite velocity Of support in this
lighter medium
The fact is perfectly familiar to all
aNlaloIsi put what IS the explanation
and now snail the danger be guarded
against. How can there be in the
midst OF the air place where the densi-
~ suddenly becomes so small. relatively.
that the effect upon an aeroplane is al
most as IL 1t had plunged INTO a
vacuum? These places cannot he saa1
as a coming billoW on the sea can be
observed afar off. The aviator Is av-ars
OF their existence only when he sud-
denly finds his machine plunglng and
A scientific journal. criticlzinr Mr.
Loening-s statement speaks as # the
only conceivable cause Of q ..FTIa n,
the air must be a violent 7Vbir1 lfl-e
the center OF a cyclone But not5ing
OF the kind is ever observed. The III
Is not disturbed. everything goes
smoothly, and, without warning. the
machine runs into hole"
The probability is that the change
in density is FAR less than ii seems FL
be- This disastrous effect is 511e ~
The delicate balance Of the aerial con-
for it's stability A drop in afuos75l e-i.
density which might not be vel-v notice
able with the barometer would snfffce
to upset that shadOwy equilibrium, and
the slight change in the supporting
force would cause the machine 10
sWerve. plunge and become fnstantan-
s0usly unmanageable. Recent investi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
A STORY OF
LONG SUFFERING
AS Told By Indiana Lady
And How a Deliverance
Was Effected At The
Eleventh Hour.

AlfordsviIle. End.-In letter rom
this place Mrs. Vada Street says, or
over eight years, I suffered from al
most every ailment known to my sex
would have such severe pains IN
my back, every month, that / would De
in bed two or three days
At such times would be so nerV-
Gus. that could hardly stand anyone
TO walk across the floor.
tried a lot Of different medicines
but nothing ever tried did me so mueh
good as Cardui the woman's tonic.
I have taken three bottles Of Caroui
and The last three months 1 haven't
suffered any pain at all, and / do not
have those awful nervous spells.
Had / only known Of this wonderful
medicine eight years ago. j could have
saved many dollars. and days Of pain
and sorrow
advise every woman who has the
least symptom Of womanly trouble TO
take Cardui"
Lady Reader. have you any Of these
symptoms? If so, we urge you, as Mrs
Street does, to give Cardui trial
1t is composed Of purely vegetable
ingredients-and can do you no narm
It is almost sure. to do you good
Your druggist sells it. Try it today
n B=Write 10: Ladies Advisory
Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co, Cnat-
tanooga. Tenn, for Special Instructions,
and 64-Dage book. Home Treatment
request
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
LIVESTOCK
Gases Are Identical, and De-
cision BY Supreme Court
WillDecide Future Course.

Washington. d. c.. March Hollow
ing the appeal Of the Texas Cattle
Raisers' association from the interstate
commerce commission TO the court Of
commerce for a settlement Of the cues
ton OF claim Of the eattlemen for an
allowance Of s250,O00 for excess freight
charges paid prior to 1906. a conference
was held between representative Of
tho Texas association and members OF
the coast line and foreign commerce
committee Of the senate with view
to securing an amendment to the hep
bnrn railroad regulation law so as 20
give shippers clearly deIlned rlsnts IN
the commerce court
VIII Await Decision
AS a result Of the conference II was
decided TO let the matter rest unlll the
supreme court of the United States has
passed upon the appealed cases of the
Tennessee Hardwood Lumber dealers,
whom fhe commission decided were en-
titled 10 reparation for shipments sub
fecr 10 excessive charges made suisse
onenf to the filing Of their complaint.
brf NOT on prior shipments. A few
davs 40 the commerce court Overruled
+be commission in the lumber case and
The railroads appealed to the supreme
court.
As the cattlemen's case is indentical
with this il was decided today to await
the final decision regarding the juris-
5fction OF the interstate commerce COM
mission and the finality Of its decision
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
LIVESTOCK
GOGHISE ST0GKMEN
FORM ASSOCIATION
Start With Membership of
Fifty and Name Off
GERS For Year.

Tombstone, Ariz., March 1.-The Co
chise County Stock Growers associa-
ton has been organized and the follow
ing year william Rises. president.
John Slaughter. vice president: Tom
Hood, secretary and treasurer, eXecll-
tive committee. Dave Adams o. ORA
coon. Tom Allalre Of Wilcox, James
Hunsucker Of the SWisshelms j. A
Hock1elloW OF Tombstone and O. Pow
ers Of san simon A constitution and
bylaws were adopted and about so OF
the cartlemen OF the county have al
ready signed the MEMBERSHIPS roll Pc
uuons are to be circulated among those
catuemen who were unable to be pres
emit An initiation fee Of 50 was agreed
upon and an annual fee also agreed
upon 1t IS the intention Of the or
sanlzatlon 10 take up business that con
Germs the cattle men of the county In
me way or suggesting the new legisla-
ton and also to confer with the 0the-
cartlemen OF the territory In rerarT ~
the amending and revising the Dreserr
I'VE stock sanitary law Of the terrifor,
" n!cn IN its present state fails to give
SATISFACTION IN number Of its clauses
1le meeting adjourned to meet liz
N lllcoN on March "a when the further
peE1eclng or the organization win be
mace ana number Of committees make
a report on matters that were referred
TO them
The citizens OF Wilcox promise d,
provide entertainment for the 7-fsfrf-r-
caluemen and 10 is expected that an
VINO We're In attendance here as wen -
a number Of others viii be fn attend-
ance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
AN HONEST DEPENDABLE MEDl-
CINE

is Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable com
popnd a Root and Herb medicine or
iginated nearly forty years ago BY
Lydia E. Pinkham Of Lynn, Mass. for
controlling female ills.
Its wonder success in this line has
made il the safest and most dependable
medicine of the age for women and no
woman suffering from female Ills does
herself Justice who does not give it a
trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
OFFICIALS APPOINTED FOR n. N.
Two Assistant United states District
Attorneys Named-NeyF Board of
Regents for State University.

Santa Fe, n. H.. March 11.-United
states district attorney Stephen B.
Davis has appointed Herbert W. Clark,
of Las Vegas, and Leroy O. Moore, Of
Santa Fe, assistant Z. S. attorneys for
New Mexico. Mr.. Clark is secretary
of the state central committee of the
Republicans and Moore is chief of the
federal land division Of New Mexico
and resigns that position, being sue
ceeded by Theodore n. Espe-
An entire new board OF regents for
the University Of New Mexico has
been appointed by governor Mcdonald,
vice the board that resigned because
Of a controversy over Rev. E. Mcqueen
Grey retaining the presidency OF the
university. The new board consists OF
Nathan Jaffa, Of Roswell; A. ". Cool
ey OF Silver City; Howard L. Buckley.
Of Ration; Felix II. Lester and J. A.
Reidy, Of Albuquerque
II. B. kaufman was at the same
time appointed a member Of the AIbu-
querque armory board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11

cations of the upper air have shown
that extraordinary differences Of dens-
ity exist in adjacent atmospheric
layers; and II must be assumed that
similar differences are capable of mani
Testing themselves in parts of the air
nearer the earth's surface. Their pre-
else cause remains TO be discovered.
but their existence is as menacing to a
swiftly moving aeroplane as would be
a nest Of quicksands to a galloping
horse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
PASTURING HORSES on THE
UPPER RUTDnSO RAgc

Ruidoso. N NJ. March 11.-Fred and
Gerald Tuhy, Of Glencoe. n. NJ. brought
up a bunch Of horses to put in the Gil
more pasture on upper Ruidoso.
Peter Hale also put a bunch Of horses
in the same pasture
Good pastures are In demand here at
present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
BLOODPoIsONING CAUSED
DEATH OF MIDLAND MAN.

Midland. Tex, March 11.-JOhn Join
er. a prominent stockman Of this coun-
try died here OF blOodpoisoning. Mr..
Joiner met with q trifling accident a
few days ago to which little atten-
ton was paid Blood poisoning set in
and in spite OF the surgical attention
death resulted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
LIVESTOCK
TEXAS GATTLEMEH'S S250,000 CLAIM
T0lNAIT HARDWOOD LUMBER DECISION

and the scope Of authority OF the com
merce court and the finality OF its de-
cree before making an attempt to have
congress amend the law pertaining TO
the awarding Of claims for excessive
freight charges
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
DAILY RECORD
Deeds Filed.


Trowbridge street, between Bowie
George Z. Wilson, lots % and a. block
IS, Government Hill addition. Consid-
Grafton $3.50.
FL PasO counay-J p. Forrest TO A.
K Church. 1000 acres. Consideration
SO and other valuable cOnsldera tons
Same parcel: c. T. Gregory 10 j. p.
Forrest.
EI Paso county r. Gregory IN
Mrs. Annie Schapiro. 1000 acres IN IA
Prieta land grant Consideration So
600.
FL Paso county-C. T. Gregory "a
Mrs. Ena NJ Harper, 5000 acres in
La Prieta land grant.
Gold street between Kentucky ana
Dakota-W. S Merritt 10 Beverly II
Bower. lots p and %, block SIS. High
land park addition
Fl Paso cOunty-E. B. and E W
Parker to W. N. Butler, 1861 acres
Consideration S14,235.
Fort Boulevard between MARTINEZ
and Alyles-Grand View Realty COM
pauy to George W. Sharp. lots / to 2
block Il. Grand View addition. Con-
siderauOn $3.50.
Austin street between Boulevard
and Montana-E- B. Patterson and
Mildred Patterson to Fred Feldnall
lots to 6. block so. Franklin Heirbts
addition Consideration S42O0g5
Births-Boys.
To Mrs. Francisco Cara. 1907 East
Second streea, Feb. IS.
Births-GirIs.
To Mrs. Elmer Hearn, 1872 North
Ochoa street, March Z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
STEADY RAIN Is A BIG
HELP To THE sVoCT<NFr-,

Silver City, n NJ. March ia
slow, steady rain and an overcast sky
for three or four DAYS have been Of
immense value to stOckmen and farm
ers OF this section, putting the ground
in fine condition and helping the
grass. The rain has been something
unusual az this season Of the year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11

TELEPHONE COMPLAINTS EARLY.
Subscribers failing to get The Herald
promptly should call at the office or
telephone No. 20SO before $50 p. m. All
complaints viii receive prompt atten-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
Births-BoyS

Are you getting fun value Cor YOUR
money, and are you doing right vyhsn
buying a gasoline or distillate engine,
II you 90 not carefully nvestigate the
Carpenter & Brother, OF Il Pasoe Mace
ia ia, .. Z. g. and II H. p. Cheap. er-
ficient and absolutely guaranteed r1r
five years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11

form procession and VIII string into
It somewhere along the road. but I do
not propose to play a lone hand at
being the family model"
And that settled the lady, who was
so afraid that she would be called on
to give up a few herself, that she
and they lived together in great peace
and harmony.
Moral: This fable teaches that there
is nothing mutual in reform
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11

SELLS HIS YEARLING STEERS
Fort Davis, Texas. March IL p
eoslef mas sold and delivered an Ms
Searilhs steers TO A G. Prude.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11

chew Wr1gleyS IszsszE5lsZllzI ,
said the banker, because it
helps Digestion
81 chew it after smoking, said
the lawyer, because it purifies
mybreath-prevents heartburn"
81 chew it." said the dentist,
because it cleanses my teeth
and prevents decay"
81 chew it." said the doctor,
because it sharpens appetite
and makes food tasty"
81 chew ii" said the teacher,
because it relaxes my nerves
helps me think"
81 chew It," said the urchin,
"because 1 like it-and that's
enough for mel"
Millions chew ~
because it is refreshing but
they benefit just the same.
Deming graphic., 1912-04-05

Mr.. Green was in Deming. Friday
nn business.
Mrs. Rsners had her well cleaned
oct and deepened last week.
Mr.. Wright has recovered his hear
ing. from which be suifered much
last month.
Mrs. White, wife Of s railrOSder,
viii return to her fathers home in
Arkansas next week 10 remain tniF-
" DAYS. Mr.. White viii return IN
ten DAYS to resume his old duty.
W. +. Bowler anu Jud simpson
are moving the engiise formerly on
the P. n. Bowler place TO W r
Bowier's where he expects 70 irrl-
gate 81 scnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. SSiler. the former
bSiag contractor for the new rosd
north Of here. weni out over the
rou;e FRIDAY. to So tina; emp. oyees
were moved 10 another camp.
\ very enjoy&ble tiu1e was h&d 81
William Dresser's l&s, SATURDAY AZ
terrooa. bs;rg 5 birthday party u.
Mr. and Mrs. Dresser's o,cest Soa,
L.vls. who wzs = wars a.l Mss
MaoG Feeder. q DeIirg. VITO a1s
visiting th< Mss hcbt2ri E2s
thers 4 courSzy z ove. - So 1-s
peop1e was presen, &nd 4 yeEE q
;oySble fuoe : reported. Presents
we've given &ni 4I les ira, trey
nould b. g,1d 10 hAye mG-y s2c1
brthd3y uSrties u zlie11
Deming graphic., 1912-04-05

In IA Corse Proboscide Condado De Lu-
n d Nuevo Mexico.
En Il Nezosis De Los Bienes
a. Samuel Sussman. finsdo.
A Euelie Sussman. Marie Louise rs
heru. ANY Sussman, Leo Isaac Suss-
uan- Alice Arnstien. Emilian PeteiIn.
csrss .--sscnss QUE sean interesercr
en- loe h.cnes d Samuel Sussman. ma
%. regressado del condado de San Fran
cisco. Estsdo De California !,
Donde una copiz del ultimo boiuntad
Y testamento de dicho Sanuel Sussman,
hnado registro de- dl pro5ossundo de
el, por II Courfe Superior de u Cuidao
' couisdc de San Francisco. Estado De
California delidamente atfestado por 81
escebiense De dicho Corte y q sido pues-
TO en- ola en- Ia ofeeina de el eseribe'ise
a. Cooiada De dicho Condado de Luna
para probAsside: vd- y cada una de
Fdes. son aqui citados que aparescan
ante dicho Corte Probascide del fonda
DO De Luna Estado De Nueyo Mexico
QUE sera tenido en- Deming, Nueyo Mex
icp. en- el cuarto de Corte dc dicho
Corte Probaseide. el dia 8 de de Mayo.
1912, a las 10 de Ia rnanana, 81 tempo
terminate Dor dicho Corte Probascibe
para probascihar, el ultimo baluntad y
testafnento de dichl Samuel Sussman.
finsdo. Fechado este 2lst dia Mario Dc
1912
TsgaLl c. r. HUGHES.
Escrbiente de Condado de- Luna. \. NJ.
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In the Probate Court, Luna County.
New Mexico.
In the matter Of the Estate
Of Samuel Sussman. deceased.
To Emile Sussman. Leo Isaac Suss-
man. Marie Louise Esberg. Amy Suss-
man. Alice Arnstien. Emilian Petelin,
and 10 all persons who are or who may
become interested in the estate Of
Samuel Sussman. deceased. late OF tae
County Of San Francisco. state Of Cal
ifornia.
Whereas. a copy Of the Last Will and
Testament Of said Samuel Sussman. de-
ceased, and record Of the probating
thereof, by the Superior Court Of the
City and County Of San Francisco. State
of California. duly attested by the Clerk
Of the said Superior Court. and duly
certified by the presiding Judge of said
Court, has been filed in the Office OF the
County Clerk of said Luna County. for
probate, you and each of you are here
BY cited to appear before the said Pro-
bate Court Of Luna County. New MeSI-
co, to be holden at Deming. New Mex
leo. at the court room Of said Probate
Court. on the 9Th day of May. 1912, at
ten o'clock a. m.. the time set by said
Probate Court for the prObating Of the
Last Will and Testament Of said Sam
uel Sussman. deceased.
[sEALl c. K. HUGHES,
County Clerk
Dated this 2lst day OF March. 1912.