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Evening journal., 1912-04-11
In
DOVER MEETING

The Eighty-fourth stated meeting Of
the Presbytery of New Castle will be
held in the Presbyterian Church,
Dover, on April l6
Following is the program,
Tuesday Prcsbytery constituted
with prayer; roll call; reception Of
members; election of officers; induc-
ton Of moderator into office; orders
OF the day; reading Of the minutes,
appointment Of temporary commit
tees. papers presented by stated
clerk and REFERRED report Of COM
mttee ON education; examination Of
candidates; reports of standing com
mttecs. report OF committee of ar
rangement; sessional records receiv-
ed and referred to committee; recess.
7.30 o'clock Divine worship, with
sermon by the Rev. William Craw-
ford; adjournment
Wednesday, o'clock-Open with
half-hour devotional service, order
OF the day: reports on sustentation'
homo and foreign missions; calls re-
ceived and installations arranged,
pastoral dissolutions and dismiss
sions: order of the day for n o'clock
report OF the committe on Sabbath
School work: reports Of standing
committees continued; recess from
1890 TO o'clock. Reports Of special
committees: 230 o'clock. orders OF
the day, nomination and election ol
commissioners to the General As.
sembly; report of the committee on
| systematic benevolence and Ia con
necton herewith; roll call Of the
churches and statistical reports; the
narrative Of religion; reports of tenn
porary committees; vacant churches
Evening journal., 1912-04-11
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Evening journal., 1912-04-11

Madero effected his election TO the
presidency by compelling Congress
through threats of force to call the
election earlier than was originally
planned and that his popularity has
steadily waned since. He has violated
his promises, they say, and the princi-
pies for which he and the revolution
lists stood and has broken faith with
those who supported him, thereby al
most running Mexico Mr.. Lujan aud
his ssociates-Major Rafel Campa,
the military attache and former officer
under Madero, and Juan Prito Quem-
per, secretary-are in rather un-
easy state of mind The trio we're
dogged by spies in El Paso and evad-
Evening journal., 1912-04-11
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Evening journal., 1912-04-11

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Evening journal., 1912-04-11
ELSMERE.

Leon Crawford has purchased a site
on Western avenue.
The Elsmere Town Commission has
commenced an extensive repair Of the
town streets.
Evening journal., 1912-04-11

NEW YORK, April 1O-Manuel L.
Lujan, head of the commission that
General Pasqual Orozco. the Mexican
revolutionary leader, sent to this
country to conduct a campaign of edu-
cation regarding the revolutionists'
case against Madero, in his first state
ment says that the present revolution
is only a continuation of that which
overthrow Diaz and that Madero was
a stop gap, not being really called by
the people He is charged with OBJ
tanning the presidency for his own
selfish purposes. His oppoents say
he lacks the needed qualities of lead
ership and is visionary and imprac-
teal. The revolutionists charge tha.
Evening journal., 1912-04-11
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01
Good News for Mamma.

Lisa (writing TO mam-al--I Mss
you very much. Fortunaueiy pspa is
very happy. probably to cheer ne IN
kind papai-FHegsnds Biatt4-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01
LIGHT VOTE CAST
.INGLIFT0N PRIMARY
Full Democratic Ticket Is
Nominated For April
Election.

Clifton. Ariz. March 1--At the pri-
mary election for the town Of Clifton
a very light vote was cast, there be
ing but very. little interest shown in
the nomination Of new officers A
full Democratic ticket was nominated
and more enthusiasm is expected in
the general election which takes place
on the first of April. George Fraser,
who has filled the office of mayor for
the past two years, headed the list
with the most numer OF votes cast for
rrelectfon to the office. Inc alder
men nominated are r J. Dunagan, Pc
Ter Riley, ". a Tyler and u. HalVor-
so sam Abraham. proprietor Of the
clifton hotel TINS week solo resi-
dence in South Clifton 10 Juoge W. =
Mcfarland air. Mcfarland was re-
Gently married in Los Angeles and eN-
peers his wife here in the near future
Nessrs. Thatcher and Schmutz, Of the
clifton meat market. were in Morenci
this week on business. 49,,
Born-To AIR and Mrs. r l. Will
Jams of MOrenci. a six pound boy
lanes Campbell. VINO has for several
Years been caief clerk in the Shannon
Copper company general office, has re
signed his. position ano TINS week leIl
C. E. Tyler and Frank LaVerty LETT
this week for three weeks trip
through the blue county ana uu 10
St. Johns in the northern part Of the
Alb Hfidreth. a former Clifton resi-
dent, but now a prosperous merchant
of Duncan. is in Clifton this week
visiting friends.
Peter Riley left this week for an ex-
tended trip to the White mountains.
Mr.. Riley is making the trip in the
interest of the White Mountain Lum-
Der company. of which concern ne is
one of the directors and principal in
corpOratOrs.
the Clifton Transfer, and who has
been living for the past three years
on his ranch at y Ork, this week moved
his family to Clifton, where they will
reside in the future.
Among the Clifton visitors to Nor
Burtch and wife Mr. and Mrs u r
Burke. c. L. Tyler and A. l. Terry.
The pile driver which has been i'm
operation on the east side Of the Frisco
river for the past three weeks. has
been raised from the bed Of the river.
the piles for the concrete wall having
been placed in position. The cOndrete
wall has been laid for distance OF
about 50 feet from the upper end- OF
the river and when completed win ex-
tend to the bridge. The wall has an
average height of Is feet and is eight
feet wide a. the base, the contract be-
ing let TO Clark & Berry. Of FL FsasO
Hal Dorsey who has been embIoved
at the Clifton hotel bar for Several
years, left the first Of the week FOR
Nacozarl Mexico, where he has a po-
siticn.
EEprObate judge Theo. Shirley has
been spending some time AT hfs Mace
in Duncan, where he is insfaTIibe- a
pumping plant on the propertyf which
he has recently leased.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01
WAVE. Of CRIME
STIRS UP BELEN
Petitions of Citizens Secure
Mounted Policemen;
Shows Cause Wreck.

Belen, \. NJ. March 1.-On account
Of the numerous crimes of various
sorts which have been committed In
ana around Belen during the last Few
weeks. d movement was started q snort
time ago to secure for Beien the SerV-
ices OF a member Of the New Mexican
mounted DOlfce- The matter was taken
up through the Belen Commercial
club and was aided by petitions which
were signed by many OF the residents
Serg. T. P. Collier OF the mounted
police. has arrived in Beien to look
over the situation After careful
study of everything. he announced that
he would assume the station at Belen
personally This news has been re-
ceiyed with much satisfaction by the
residents of the city.
SerE. Collier states that upon as
sUminE his duties here there VIII be
no faVOritism shown to any person II
the law is broken, the culprit viii SUI
fer for his Offehse. and when crime
is committed an honest endeavor viii
viii made to bring the offender to
punishment
Added to the GRIPPING effect on the
railroads generally OF the heavy fall
of snow. is a wreck which occurred
short distance west OF Vaughn. New
Mexico, as a result of which both pas
senger and freight traffic was Sc
riOusly tied uD on the Belen cut off
The cause of the wreck seems to be
more or less OF a mystery. although
# may be that the cold weather ana
heavy snow fall may have either
spread the rails or snapped one. with
the result that a number of freight
cars were piled prOmiscuOusly across
and beside the tracks. The deep snow
in that vicinity has made it hard to
clear up the wreckage, although the
line has again been opened.
The snow was so deep on the east
OF Belen that the cuff off freight train
crews had the unique experience OF
seeing the snow come piling into their
caboOse doors at various points on the
road In the cuts the snow was very
deep. and all trains have operated with
great difficulty.
As a result of an order issued bv
Of the saloons in Belen are closed
tightly on Sunday now tt has been
some time since the saloons in this
city have Obeyed the law regarding
Sunday closing. but the recent wave OF
crime which has visited Belen has
awakened the officers to a realization
Of their duty. with the result that tbe
order before referred to was served ON
each saloon keeper in the city
On Tuesday evening the employees of
the Santa Fe railroad enjoyed anOfher
treat an excellent number being nre
scented on the reading room course
The event was rendition Of .sAT~s
Wigs of the Cabbage Patch.5
During the last few DAYS the San+o
Fe Railroad company has been s+o-i,,s-
coal in the Belen yards in large or1aD9
titles. The coal Is being u1lOaded 4,
a place where ii can be conveDfo-+i,,
reloaded or used to supply the enSi-ess
with fuel as needed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01
DEVELOPMENT
MIAMI EXPECTS TO
SECURE NEW ROAD
Survey Is Made Up Drip
ping Springs Valley
to Summit.

Miami. Ariz, March THE FL Paso
& Southwestern railroad has made
preliminary surveys north from Tue
son through Oracle. Monmouth, Dud-
leyville and Winkeiman. thence up the
Dripping Springs valley to the sum
NIT near Bellevue, which is about Il
miles south of Miami. From Miami
it viii be continued to Globe, then TO
HOlbrOOk and Durango. This will mean
that Miami will be placed in direct
connection with all Of the important
railroad centers IN the United States
and viii mean a great saving IN time
and expense to its citizens With
this railroad practically assured the
county board OF supervisors is plan
ming a direct county highway to Ray
and Winkieman-
Mayor John H. Fitzpatrick is plant
ing a grove Of umbrella trees in his
garden adjoining the mission building
on the corner Of Keystone avenue and
Gibston street.
Cleve w Van Dyke is having a four
room dwelling moved from the corner
OF Miami avenue and sullivan street
to a lot opposite the pOStOffice build
ing on Sullivan street 1t is under
stood that a concrete store building
viii be erected Immediately on the
lot formerly occupied by the dwelling.
+. Houston is building an addition
to his building on the corner of Miami
avenue and Gibson street
Chas. Davis, son Of John H Davis,
is building a four room dwelling IN
Davisville. His father, John II. Davis.
the pioneer settler OF Miami. has re-
turned to his home in FL PasO-
sam Abra hams has leased the Cooley
building on Miami avenue, and VIII
occupy it temporarily as dry GOODS
and mems furnishing store de VIII
erect new cement building on MS
lot on Gibson street, and as soon as
4 is completed move his stock Of
goods into It.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01
Girl Finds After Marriage
That Husbands Are Merely Men

Romance After AL Is No Different From Her Father
and Brothers.
By FRANCES L. GARSIDE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01
BELEN CHURCH WILL
BE MUCH IMPROVED

BeIen. \. A., March The buildlng
Committee OF the Methodist church OF
Belen Is planning to let the contract
for extensive exterior repairs on the
church building Among the improve
unents which are 10 be undertaken IS
the pebble ia shing of the walls. The
architectural beauty Of the building
which Is well adapted to this form
Of finishing Another improvement
which viii add very materially 10 the
architectural beauty of the building
IS the putting in Of two large stained
glass windows on one side Bllasters
7-iII also be built to support the tower
Al number Of bids have been received
A building committee has been ap-
pointed by the OI1icial board OF the
persons. p p SimmOn. chairman; F.
w Campbell. Mrs. H Y. Mather' Henry
F. Davis and r. Y Mather- Ihis
committee has in fun charge the con-
templated improEements.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01
DEVELOPMENT
BUYS BIC TRACT OF
LAND NEAR MIDLAND
Development Company Will
Irrigate the Greater
Part Of Tract.

Midland. Texas March 1.-The Wig
gins Subirrigation & Land company
5ri7la-f ana viii Immediately install
system Of subirrigatiOn and put the
greater part of the land in irrigated
ac-ee viii be Dut in cultivation as
quickly as possible just outside. the
citv and near the railroad This is
for the purpose Of SHOWING NOT oh1g
lou- +6e svstem works but also 10
demonstrates the value of the soil and
climate. ..
This company is a 100000 cor
r,o~affori and Id has investigated a large
part Of Texas before finally deciding
10 locate at Midland The demonstra-
ton farms viii undoubtedly attract
MANY Other settlers to this section
Walter Meeker and H. NJ snyder the
-eDreseutatives Of the company now at
Midland. state that their company IN
tends br7-frr- a large quantity of land
near Midland which IT VIII cOlOnlZe
with farmers from the north.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01
MANY APPLE TREES
PLANTED AT DAVIS

silver CITY. \ " March 1.-NeWs
from Deming. the terminus of the FL
PasO & southwestern railroad, indl-
Gates that the Phelps-Dodge people are
getting ready to extend the road to
Leopold and Tyrone preparatory to re-
suming mining operations at both
camps Large quantities OF railroad
material are icing unIoaded at Dem
ing mostly ties, and IL is believed they
are To be used on the Tyrone extern
sion
Vatched 10 carloads OF ties unloaded
a day ct two ago. but when he asked
the object Of bringing so many to
Deuine the railroad men could not or
would not give him any Information
I'VE we're Ordsrel to bring the ties
here and leave them and that is all
we know they said. Certain It is
the railroad company has no use for
the ties IN DeminE unless it is to eX-
tend the road. That is the opinion
Eeld here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01

20 GIRL accepts her father as a
standard for men II time and
= perhaps lack Of appreciation
have worn away the edge Of his gaI-
1anrrv she is sure It viii never De
thus with the man she marries-
Neither Is her brother standard
Some other girls brother may be, but
ber own brother is a parsonage pufIed
M v-f+b vanity and who has many
fa11Ite That which is a sign OF sirens ~
in the other girls brother Is an III
ffon Of weakness IN neEs- - A.
she lives IN a world OF IDEAS 70
which her father and brother have no
pass key -ts az
perpetuauy bowling low 70 WoHlaH-
lThev give IN the easiest chair 10 Wo-
man with grace: they defer TO her opln-
sort Of halo rests on the head of
every man in her world OF dreams EV-
cry man is noble knight: every ma"
is brave big. tender and true
Halo Thrust Upon His Head
Whatever happens afterW ard, TINS
should always be known 70 MS creollii
He did not ask 1Or a Ad4O- me 5--A
put il on his head
stuff than your brother
He did not declare Wnen ne dsheo
her to marry him. Il will be a better
husband than your father has been
He wore the halo. and II felt S0od-
With the implicitly OF man-and God
never made a bigger simpletOn than a
man in lOve-he accepted her homage
az his dues and something that would
last forever. He claimed 10 be no more
than a mere man. with all man 3
faults If she denied that he had
faults. II was a pleasant denial TO near
And. who knows, perhaps she was
right,
He loved her. but he never said ''Y on
are grander. nobler, better woman
than my mother
He knew he was marrying woman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01

Observation-Disclosures Peach. 10.
OratiOn-''The Great White Plague %
John Burch. T.
Oration--"Po rfirio Diaz," Robert y
Mullin. p
Schwartz. 10.
Grafton The Inheritance Of Texas. .
Rupert Gillett. -'I3
Johnson. IA
r F. Burgess. F. L Harris and ". II.
Scott are the judges for the orations.
The high school debaters for the an
nual Austin state championship debate
have been selected They are Rupert
Gillett and John Burch The high
school won the state championship last
year at austin and has mad the custody
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01

with a woman's faults. She. because o.
her protracted stay in the realms OF
romance, thought she was marrying =
They are married. and this Is what
he comes home hungry. Just IKE
those commonplace men. her father and
her brother. and his first question is
not about her welfare 1t Is this, the
eternal masculine question Wnicn
Adam asked Eve and which has come
ringing down the years from Eden ever
SINCE
Like All since start OF Tine.
rs dinner ready2'
She may be pale from a chill. OF red
checked with fever; she may have on
an old gown or a new; she may be
curled. OF stlu IN curl papers
Looking at her. without seeing her.
an art that matrimony soon masters, be
Is dinner ready?"
The eternal masculine question: Her
husband. the god OF her dreams, asks
fl Just as her father asked II. and her
grandfather, and all men away back to
ADAM
He is thinking Of himself first He
cares more for his stomach than he
cares for her. and the halo falls from
his head with a crash
If she IS sensible she soon learns 20
have dinner ready and 10 be satisfied
IT, after eating it. he notices her
II she IS wise she attends to his com
forts first and tells him her little daily
tale OF events afterWard-
Marrfes In Fancy Diets On Facts.
man on a pedestal That she does il is
due TO the very foolish dreams that
arise from the very silly books she
reads
She marries in fancy and diets on
facts afterWaTd- The man IS unchanged
The trouble is that before marriage she
refused to recognize his faults. and
after marriage she IS blind to his viz
tues.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01
RHYMO THE MONK

WHATS THls?-HeRes NEWS, UPON NJ
SOUL
FOUR PuUNKs A TON FOR BEST HARD coal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01

Jolkley-l knew young fellow who
went to sleep one night and ii e next
morning aWoke white haired para
lytlc- Folkley-Oh, come now, 1 say!
Jolkley-Fact! The young fellow was
boots in n hotel, and the wbitd haired
paralytic that he walked m was a
guest IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01

W4T SHOULD 1 SIGH AND NOPE AROUND [
WHeN LAMB Is JUST g CENTS A POUND
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01

Of the trophy for all this year In
order to retain the permanent posses
sion OF the cup IL must be won three
successive times
The debate between the Deming high
school and the Ell PasO Hi has been
forfeited by Deming 10 FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01
HOLD CONTEST OF
ORATORY SATURDAY
Debaters For State Cham
pionship Debate Are
Selected

Saturday night the annual oratorfcaI
contest OF the Sam Houston DEBATING
society OF the E. P. H S. will be held
in the High school auditorium a
handsome medal has been offered bv a
local ieWeler for the best Grafton and
the event is creating much interest.
The following program will be given.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-01
CONTRACT AWARDED
FOR THIRTIETH WELL

Plainview. Texas March The
Cifneman- Machinery company has
closed a deal with DR.. c.. c. Giduey for
= 1900 gallon per minute irrigation vel
on the larter's place, two and hal1
Tvesf OF Plainvfew. The digging Of
nff FOR the well has started. Including
Tho I4 wells already in, this makes the
ri..rtfetH contract for irrigation wells
n Bale county The firm OF Drs. An
6arsou q Gfdney came here from
Granger a little more than a year ago
and has been very active in the deVel-
ozmeut in this section
The Kid-Pa. what is a automobile
meet:" The Anybody that gets
in the way Of one is automobile meat
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-19
JOHN Killing.

tors began to separate bit, and with
a great burst Of speed he tore right
into them. His left hip and shoulder
scraped the fence as he 1eaped, and he
twisted and turned into the crowd as
he caught the ball. The Chicago run
ners were of course on their ways to
the plate as hard as they could run
But after Donlin made his marvellous
catch he made the part of the play
that l believe was the greatest of all.
The runner who had been on second
base had played the ball safely, TAX
ing just enough distance to enable him
to score II Donlin lost the ball, or to
get back II he caught it. The other
runner already was across the plate,
and had taken too many chances. As
Donlin caught the ball he whirled in
to the crowd. 1t looked as If his play
was to throw to second, a shorter and
easier throw; but like flash he saw
that the runner could return to Sec
ond while the other runner would have
to hurry to get back to third. He
sprang out of the crowd and shot to
third base on the first bound and beat
the runner by a few feet, saving the
game for New York and almost CIV
ing the Giants the pennant.
Copyright, 1911, by W. G. Chapman)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-19
NEW PARIS, OHIO.

NEW PARIS, Ohio, April 19.-The
convention of the Epworth League of
the Dayton District will be held in
New Paris in June, and the local
league is already laying plans to en-
terrain visiting delegates, of which
there will be at least one hundred.
The sessions will be held in the NJ. E.
church and there is big outdoor
meeting also planned for,
Mrs. James Boyle and Mr.. Tom
Boyle took dinner on Thursday with
Mrs. Susan Mckee.
Mrs. H. A. Tillman came Thursday
to spend few days with her parents.
Mrs. Laura Williams and baby are
here visiting her parents.
st. Johns Catholic--First Sunday
of each month morning service at
T:3o. Third Sunday of each month
Christian Doctrine at 9 a. m. Serv-
ices at 10 a. m.
Methodist Church-Sabbath School
9:15 a. m. Epworth League at $50
p. m
Presbyterian-Sund School at
915 a. m, Arch R. Raney, superin-
tendent: NJ. o. Penland. assistant.
At 3 o'clock superintendent of all
the township Sunday schools to meet
at the church to arrange for town
ship Sunday school convention. $50
D. m. Christian Endeavor. 1880 p. m.
sermon by Rev. c. A. Hunter OF
Eaton