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The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE

NCtice is hereby gwen that TAE.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
VIII sell at PUBLIC AUCTION on Thurs
day at 10 "A, m. March ~. l9l2, at the
Fruit Warehouse. Grand trunk (Brusn-
ST. station. Detroit. Mich. the follow
ing described unclaimed baggage.
iackages, etc., same having been On
hand unclaimed tor q period OF one
year or more, unless same IS claimed
ana taken delivery or BEFORE that uate.
TRCNhS-G. +. Checks 3O74li,
1901, 9IIl03, bSyVS2, ,s22oS. yoU5z,.
3scS35, 5s09s6. 526z65. SSsoG4. 33sSzs.
etpi6s. ti2Os2. 1898. 9y672i. 4o2ols.
slsls4. 2S4oll. 5Sosbt. 1916. sYlOI,.
49,, 2e5lSS, l.. " Cheeks 562III.
5oIsi1. n. y. Checks 3SS27U, Depot
SSzS.. S9SiS. b. X VI. 1894. 4O1s56, A.. NJ.
sOlSs, ~. * NJ ll457l. Il45iO, Poultry
ZAP S709, Cook Exp. 5sl. security 1854.
EAeess 3Ssl3l. Bops EXP. sl2. -. * Ia
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
ruIcAco GRAN MARkET.

CHICAGO March 9.--Butter: Extras,
30C frsts 2ec: dairy extras, Use; hTsts,
2gc Eggs. Prime flrsts. gee firsts. Toe.
cheese: SKINS. ia. a iI1sc; young
Americas. 17ls a ice. Potatoes: $3.50
10. Live poultry; Fowls. IL y ~ lOc.
ducks. lSI isc; geese, lon lie; turkeys.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
BUSINESS BRIEFS

w. F. Cornell, formerly general
sales manager of the Detroit Motor
Car Supply Co., has resigned 10 be
come district sales manager fo- Tue
Chalmers Motor Co. Mr.. Cornell was
formerly president of the Detroit Ro
tary club.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
PRODUCE.

In prices and practically none In con-
ditions this morning. The feature OF
the situation just now Is the weakness
| In both dressed calves and live poul-
| try. Receipts OF the former have i'm
creased considerably. and receivers are
llnding difficulty in disposing OF all
the arrivals even at the lower price
level Receipts. OF poultry are not so
large. but there seems to be no outlet
Tor them except TO the big dressers.
Potatoes are firm. but no higher. not :
wishstanding the advance at Chicago.
Appies-s275g375 per bbl
Bananas-Good shipping stock, $3.50
@225.
Heans-Dried Lima, 7a7Lc To-
California. Fruits Grape Tokays.
Celer,-Florida. ,45OG5 per crate;
CaulihOwer-15 "a S5c blu.
Cabbage-3@3l1 per 10.
Cheese-Nichigan fats. 1915 I19c:
late made. l7I9 G1Sc; New York fats,
SN!ss. 19l22c block Swiss. .lsa2Oc:
imported Swiss. 29G31c; Limburger.
II "a &c; brick, cheese, Goa 2lc Id.
bu: $3.50 per bbl.
Dstes-Persian new, ia a &c. per 10;
Fards, l0TiGlac per 10.
Dressed Csives-Fancy. 99loc; COM
mon. 6MSc lib.
Dressed Hogs Light TO medium,
1iac; heavy. 6M6izc 10.
Figs-Imported new. i1dl6c per ID;
California, - lb----
Finnsn Haddies-3o-lb. boxes. 9Q11e
per 10.
Fresh Vegetables Cucumbers. hot
house. 2.25 a $50 per doz; lettuce. hot
house. lOd lie per Id; head lettuce.
sl.oO doz; onions, l2hc doz green pep
shallots, 9Oc4$l
Grape Fruit-Florida 5000.
trapes-Nalagas. s66s bbl
Der. l5al6c; extracted. 1o9l1c ID.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay in car
lets { Q, b.. Detroit; No ! timothy.
s2Og2l; No. timothy, $1,000. clover
mixed, slSG1s; rye straw, ss5og9;
wheat and oat straw, ssas.50. Loose
markets ranged from .22q25 as to
quality.
Hides No, cured, 12ac; No. l
green. lOiac; No, / cured bulls. Toe; No.
! green. &C.: cured calf No j. lie;
green siSe calf No, !: lSe pc. 10; horse horse
skins, as TO Wool s5cG,f.5o: No z
hides, lc of on kip, 1sc off on calf.
Lcmon.-California s6d625; Messi-
mas. S5q $50 box.
onions-Yellow, SO per bu; Span
ish. S2.25 a 80 per crate. $3.50 per case;
Bermudas. $3.50 per crate.
oranEe.--califoInia navels. fancy.
Floridas. s3m3.75 per box.
pouItr,-Springs No. 1. 14iscal5e III;
NJ. 9, 12c; fowls 14h 4l5c: No. .. IL
@lsc geese, 13d14c; ducks, young.
ia lSc; turkeys. ls4 l9c III.
I'ineapples-Floridas $45Ous crate.
Potatoes-Car lots, track. Detroit.
are selling at sl.05G1l0 bu; new Ber-
Eluuas, S250@3 bu.
skins-Detroit buyers are bidding as
follows: No. ! skunk. $3.50; No. musk
rat, soc.
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys, kiln dried.
S2lOu220 per crate.
Tomatocs-FloFida,@ so S-bas-
ket crate. S0MS5c per basket
TaIlow-No. |. So. @: No. 2. 4ac 10.
WooI-MichigAn unwashed wool for
southern, central and northern sec
tions. "a. .. and Il blood lSq zoe: de-
laine. unwashed, l6I 1sc; common
country points.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09

TOLEDO. Ohio. March Capt Will
IAN Bell So, died here this morning ar
ter a snort illness. tie was one OF the
Oldest marine men OF the great lakes
and was engaged In ship and boat
building here for 40 years
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
stock Eschanxc Firm Falls.

NEW YORK. March s.-The suspen-
sion OF the stock exchange firm OF Coh-
nor a. Co, was announced on the ex-
change today. The nrm was established
In 1886 and l.. ). Connor was the board
member
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Extras. SOC; hrsts. CSC H.;
dairy, 2tc. packing stock, eOc 10.
ERgS-('urrert receipts. cases In
cluded. i9isc per doz. Market easy.
Receipts saturday, 3s3 cases.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Em0ncs

ssi1ss %s
ing this Iocait ws.IlnE stocks.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09

LONDON. March s.--The second
series OF tie wool auction sales will
lie pened on APRIL IL The arrivals
are limited TO 100000 bales.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
MARKETS AND FINANCE

Bos 1899. Tamarack go. TriniV 500.
1uoulmne 90 q : Smclt 80 do pf lis,
Utan Apex 100. Utah Cons so. Utah Cop
l5l. Victoria So. Winona 1855. Wolver-
ine ~. WAandotte 1870
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09

Schedules were flied Saturday
morning, in the inyoluntar y bank
ruptcy case of Berton c. LaughGn,
showing liabilities totaling $25,T2i.G9
and assets OF $l4,403.60. The assets
are largely represented by the stock
OF the alleged bankrupt at No. i52
Woodward-ave.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
MARRIAGES.

Wayne c. Littleton. 20; Hazel Cum
mingham, 20.
William NJ Smith. 20. Detroit; Rose
Ifo Hand. 81, Inkster.
Albert Is. Baker. "a. Detroit; Emma
Smith, A. Grand Ledge.
Robert 4. Reber. "a; Hattie Dwight
20
Thomas II. Durham. IS, Brantford.
Ont; GLADYS Goddard, is, Ferris, Ont
Job Printing Dom Right Times
Ysrtuttn.. Co, is John P-st
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
NExV ynuI. NnNCx-

NEW YORK. March Bar silver:
London, 26 1916 pence; New York
6SAac.-D Demand sterling .- 81. 20 ~
tSTs0
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO. March 9.-Opening grain
Wheat: May up ac; July up &c Corn:
May up i4c: July up &c. Oats; May
UP &c. July up ssc. Provisions high
err
Close-wheat: May up sac: July UP
lac. Corn; May and July up &C.
oats May up asc. July up lac. Pro-
visions higher.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. March S.-Close: Wheat
had strong opening on Saturday and
scarcely a bear could be found. The
government report that came out on
Friday impressed the trade as a very
bGllish statement and all hands wanted
TO buy wheat. The effect reached 10
Liverpool. where prices were higher.
There Is some chance for question
as TO the part the report played in the
Liverpool advance, for stocks OF wheat
~ that market are very small and
the market would naturally be strong.
The effect OF the strike OF transporta-
tior workers in Australia and Argen-
tina had probably most TO do with II.
as England is drawing supplies from
those countries and taking very little
here. Manitoba offerings have been
reports selling some wheat TO Antwerp.
The report shows that tn ecountry
81 short 40.0OO,000 bu OF wheat Isl, 900. :
eco bu or corn and $4,000 bu OF oats.
compared with year ago. and this.
with the crop scare season just ahead,
ma kes very bullish situation. al
though Chicago cannot sell the wheat
liz store there, i'm fact. there is more
wheat Offering from nearby states than
the elevator people care 10 buy.
The market met some realizing sales
in wheat on the first advance and drop
ped back. but plenty OF support came
aiid the close was at a gain or Il "a
lac over Fridays finish. Corn adj
yanced lc, oats isc. rye &c and clover
seed l0c.
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red
$..OIla asked May opened with an adj
vance OF &c at $l.o4, dropped TO $l.03 !.
and advanced TO sI.O4s4 July opened at
~ e.. declined TO 9SA.c and advanced
20 sl.00it Sept opened at 9SI9c, and
declined 10 CSC and advanced 10 80 y c:
No. / white. / car at 9Slac, closing at
9gikc asked Coarse grain quotations
Corn, cash No. 3. 69lsc; No. } yellow,
cars at 69i2c. closing at 101a &C bid; No.
Yellow, 6Sl3o Oats: Standard. 2 cars
al 56c. \ car at 56I@c; No white. soc.
RA.c. Cash No. . = ears at 93c, closing
at c4c bid. Beans: Immediate. prompt,
March and April. s2.35; May, $40.
Cloverseed: Prime spot, so bags at
s1:.S5 March. sl2s5, sample. II bags
a. Sll.60: prime alsike, sl2.S5: sample
alSlke. . bags at $l1.25, Timothyseed:
Prime spot 100 bags at $500.
Receipts In the Detroit market Satur-
day included 1895 bbls OF flour. cars
OF wheat. 8 of corn, 8 OF oats and OF
rye Withdrawals We're 1900 bbls Of
Hour, 1886 bu of wheat 1864 bu OF
corn and 1850 bu OF oats. Stocks are
1891 bu Of wheat, 1s2.165 blu OF corn,
l3c,771 bu OF oats, 1895 bu OF barley
and % 09S bu OF rye.
Wheat receipts on Saturday: Mime
apoiis, 204 cars. against 221 cars year
ago; Duluth. IA cars, against o; Winni-
peg. SIS cars, against III: ST. Louis.
26.oee bu. against $1,000 bu; Kansas
City. 10 cars. against 80.
Liverpool wheat and corn closed u q
SD higher.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09

More applications for membership
in the Board OF Commerce are beng
received in each mail and the total
number of new members added 10
the board for the week viii be L1ore
than 700. More than forty came in
up TO noon, Saturday, though the cam
paign closed officially Friday night.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09

The National Pressed Brick Co., or
ganized under the laws OF Arizona,
but having its principal place OF bus
mess in Detroit. has filed voluntary
petition in bankruptcy in the United
States district court. The liabilities
are SIS, $3.50, while the assets eX-
coed that amount by several hundred
dollars, totaling $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09
-nnSraX- cnprisu LETTERS.

Reported for The Times BY Fam1,
Nehber A Co, March r.
Following the weakness ia l.ohIois
The market opened here quiet and
slightlv weaker There was good buy
Ing, however. after the first few MIN
ut's amt the close was generally hrhl.
'Rov.lc was the feature OF the Boston
mtrket. selling up 20 90 = a new hish
level on this move. Amalgamatcu was
again very active and stronger, stlllhG
AZ as and closing at -. Thef"
las been considerable liquidation IN the
c"ppers the past few days ana We ne
lleVe the, market is IN a better coma
tion for a much further advance IMAM
at any time la the present movement
and still believe the good coppefs ran
he bought for good profits The metal
market was rather quiet today, AZ
though the prices held arm at "a Tor
Electfolytic The increase OF 1000
tcns I'm Steel Corporation report OF un-
nlled orders for the month was very
encouraging. as a decrease wSs gen
orally expected
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09

TOLEDO. o., March 9.--Wheat; Cash,
sI0S; May. sLOiA; July. s1.O2is sept.
sSAc. Corn Cash, 70Ac; May, 73s4 c,
LUX, 73Esc. Sept. &c. Oats: Cash.
a5Ac; May, Soc; July. 51hc; Sept,
44J4c. Rye: Cash. 93c. Cloverseed.
cash ana March. 1895; April and No.
.. 3l2.G5: No. 3. s12.55: rejected, $3.50.
AIsiko; Cash and March, s12.90. Tim
othy: Cash and March, sos. Butter.
eggs and hay unchanged
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09

l9JSeS. 5bbo9l, JgsiyS, 3Ylo1S, SS22lG,
5ss5s $500 s ssssts s saSas gs ssSi
1915. 44e6v2. sS471U. 55ls2. 552o0I.
sl!6t9. 7lS4li, 71S4l6. 7lS442. 56l704.
5si0ls. 25o35G. 6S33ly. 5s4ys7. s5y5Ss.
lI5zY6. i9y3l7. 9l2767. 460565. 1896.
227g74. L V. Checks 46752O. 4O72sl.
S72lG5. 57ol66, A, a. liS4l9. 44295. De-
pot Ss254. 2242S. 3sg49, T.. NJ. Y074i. Ne
Cent 7oSsog, G., NJ & ST. +. Ss4s7. Z. 4.
2ilS, " u. y. IL. x H., 5656s. Bobs Exp.
20, Allan TRANSIT 2664.
TELEscopES-G. r., Checks 26s265.
s f scsS $685. sSss $3.50 $3.50 s5sss
l5sIsl. 366426. 499760, 5o90lS. 69697i.
's5SI61. 127457. 976l76. s4695. 5527l9.
!tses!, s5.Tsi. 1885. l. Y. Cheeks
p. o, s y. se142. Depot SS325
sssseo. ssil4, 2s2sss. 1851. tssss5,
'2I27s; 2aS24ci sSsSsSi B. 4 NJ 4Si2ss
42ie2, 455597. 6340l. 2ss7so.
lS9ss!!. 1925, ?eSsSIS. 4223S4. Sso5se,
tSssss. 4ss521. NJ G Sl45sS, isis. sss.
s. r. ]. & L. L. 397s59. Col TRANSIT.
1881, sherer Transfer pa. c. o. y.
ssIsI; 1859. Transfer Ss5;
4etc4S, 7l6412. 4i45sO. 2s2s5l. 43s456.
ss7soS. ,44ss2; 2o43l5: 2l4sSs. ssSoIl.
?2is5s, s. 7 j. s 1; f ss5ssS; n Yc.
tVdb3b, oU1b5I, % x Nj oJsZ3f, SD9ASS.
y5?ie9. u. & L. 6233, c.. M & 1T. T..
26S250. c. +. X 796Tl4. r. NJ 1882.
SpL I. lTs009. Transfer 5s7.
BICYCLES-G. Il. Checks 14S1Si.
$3.50, A02lS. AA Check Sl2t0. p o. &
n. 9S743. Parm. c. o. ID. 22sS4.
GO-CARrS - Web. Checks 1882.
1s0S6l. 2247s. 236Ii. 4os2s. 25607.
l452l2. G. T.. 1925. G, o. d. es5so.
a92O5. 1852. 70247. Gooderich 1921, J..
" 2s52,- 402o-402c. 4C25. 1850, IA
79SlO. =. o. & n. 1905. One without
check.
BAsKETs--G. T. Checks s341S.
27672l. 2l2s45. b. & NJ, 79535i =. s.
TOOL cHEsTs-G T. Checks 1922.
531267. s553l2, 2o7o66. NJ. p. Check
1897
coTs-G. r. Checks 75O3s2. 75osss.
MILK CANS without checks
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES-Par-
eel Checks $500. s959i. SIa46. 2973OG.
2s73Si. 2esS20. 29e06O, 30077l, sOOSSl.
95922. 99Ssi. 1851. 1889 75525. 95002.
1857. s1777, S0S75. S2l96. 1888, 1885,.
1857. 7S923. 1896. 7iS66. 1926. 946+I.
1852. S1659. 1854. 99733 $685.. $685.
275. s5l24. $500. 9925s. 1895 1857, 1867.
5f6d76. 56i7. 2436. 5465SS 10539. 1859.
l451S. 1927. 1929. 5i6GS7. 1882. 1O73S.
$500, 2316S. 2Sls9. 2sG1S. 37633. 1886.
54a675. 25G50. 1869, 4t424. 410S5. 1851,
41445. 416so, 4046t. i1096, 1892. 1898,
39O72. 1926. 29227. 51001, 4S332. 42ssl.
5tl62. 259co. 5ii51. $3.50. 52641. 550967.
j. +. QUICK
General Baggage Agent.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone X Co. March " The Boston cop
per shares are q-iet this morning with
"A fairy steady undertone. Consider
able realizing. however. has been in
progress and many issues are fraction
ally under hast nights closing. Isle
Royale has been strong, advancing TO
2gL. There is good demand for L..
= :. Shelters. both common and pre-
ferred quincy was up X. selling at
SO. Copper Range sold at IS and Al
Iouez ~. which is decline OF "a. Sem
timent continues bullish and higher
prices are looked for.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09

Inadequate terminal facilities in
Toledo are the cause assigned by T..
+. Whittlesby, an experienced rail-
road man, for the congestion OF
freight in the yards there. Mr.. Whit
tlesby made this statement before
Commissioner George Donaldson,
who is hearing evidence on the de-
murrage problem. Mr. Whittlesby
made an Investigation OF conditions in
Toledo for Detroit manufacturers re-
Gently. "a
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09

Bradstreet's report OF bank clear.
ings for the week ended March Z.
shows total clearings OF s3,570.314. 900,
compared with 10,47S,000 last
week and s2.996,755.O00 for the COZ
week last year. Detroit
for the week amounted 10
S1g 200, 900 an increase OF 1l.2 per
cent over last year.
The Detroit times., 1912-03-09

lille there may opinion regard to the
Visibility stock OF the suburban Motor Ear e
appears propositions in TINS line III
offered eeenty II being Organized on eonseryat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
NO ADVERTISEMENTS
IN CHICAGO PAPERS
Stereotypers Join Freshmen
in the Strike; Morning
PaDers Affected.

Chicago, III. May THE strike OF
the pressmen on the principal Chicago
daily papers took on a more serious
aspect early today when the sterOtypers
in all OF the OFFICES affected left their
work in sympathy with original
strikers This made the third union to
Join in the strike, the wagon drivers
having previously quit work.
The WalkOut OF the StereOtyperS COM
PEELED the publishers to cOndense the
morning papers Only one edition was
issued and this without any advertise
me-ts. 1t was expected that the after
noon papers would act similarly and
issue only one edition in condensed
form.
For the first time since the strike
be gan shooting was resOrted to today.
Several shots were fired in the street
in front of one OF the newspaper build
ings at Madison and Dearborn streets.
No one was injured, but the police
made several arrests. NeWspa per
wagons, under the guard of policemen,
We're being loaded at the time OF the
shooting.
The paper affected are:
Daily News, Tribune Examiner
Evening Post, American. Journal Inter
Ocean and Record Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
Women BARRED IN
BOARD Of REGENTS
Mcdonald DisappOints Fed
erationists by Naming All
Men at Silver City.

Santa Fe, y. NJ, Nay 4-DisappOint-
n-ent was caused among Woman Fed
eratiOnists when governor Mcdonald
sent to the senate the nominations for
the regents Of the New Mexico Normal
school at Silver City and did not in
include a woman among them The
nominees are Van T. Manville and
Jackson Agee, Of Silver City. and John
W. Corbett, Of Deming, Democrats; and
A. w cooley and G. W. Marriott, ST.
yer City, Republicans he also appoint
ed board Of OptOmetry, Robert J. Tau
pert Las Vegas, Progressive Repub-
lcan; G h Carnes, Albuquerque. and
T. h. Presley, Roswell. Democrats. a
natural resources commission. A A
Jones, Las Vegas and Arthur Seligman,
santa lie, Democrats. and Solomon
Luna, Los Luns-s, Republican
Previous nominations sent in have
not been acted upon by the senate, al
though some were sent in as long ago
as five weeks In the house, speaker
Beca this afternoon appointed Re
publican steering committee consisting
OF himself, ". H H Llewellyn Thomas
COOney, Juan J. Clancy, Presciliano Mo-
reno TO act with a similar Republican
committee Of the senate to take charge
o. the legislative program for the rest
o. the session.
The senate passed an act to protect
artesian water flow and TO regulate
artesian wells and also a bill designat-
ing former attorney general J. NJ Her
Tey, OF Roswell. Harry NJ DOugherrv
or SOcOrrO, and senator Louis c. ufeld.
a uniform laws commission A bill 20
abolish capital punishment and another
to reduce the number of grand Jurors
TO nine was ia bled.
An effort TO get the direct senatorial
primary bill out Of committee in the
senate made by the the Democrats
failed only one Republican voting with
the Democrats. Two bills We're intro
duced in the senate. one provides for
state mine inspector and the other
makes stringent provisions for the col
lection of delinquent taxes
The senate began consideration OF
the oill regulating fraternal insurance
organizations and making them subject
to the state insurance laws while the
house adjourned to Tuesday afternoon.
Republicans Get Together.
After more than seven weeks Of DO
ltical parrying. the Republicans of
both legislative houses have apparently
got together on q legislative platform
for which they viii assume responsible
ity and which they Will put through
during the remaining five weeks of the
session. This result comes after a Joint
caucus Of the Republicans OF house
and senate and a house caucus in
which it was decided not to permit the
two pending contest cases to be de-
cided I'm the house unless first submit
ted to the caucus, and after a meeting
of a steering committee of five from
each house with the state executive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
WITNESS FEE BILL
KILLED IN ARIZONA
Bill Appropriating $4,000 to
Buy Lot For Govern
Or's Mansion Passes.

Phoenix. Ariz., May THE feature
in the house today was the killing OF
the Craig bill providing that witnesses
be paid 50 a day and mileage of 20
cents for attendance at justices Of the
peace hearings, coroner and grand jury
hearings and trials in courts OF record.
10 Il. CrOfOOt, COcOninO county being
absent
The house passed bills to pay $4,000
Tor lot for governors mansion, to
Iegulate underground electrical wires
and fixtures; to redistrict Justice pre-
clncts, to limit the employment OF
women to nine hours, and to provide
the recording OF vital statistics
Two bills were introduced in the
mouse. one lowering the legal rate of
interest TO 10 percent, and one appropri-
atlng $1,000 in the old railroad com
mission fund to the use OF the tax
commission. The rest Of the forenoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
A REGAL HEAD

How often do we hear or see this
expression used in describing a beau
tiful woman,
Denuje that head II its hair 6nd in
stead Of a Queenly, royal bearing We
have a fright. The hair makes all the
difference. To have thar glorious
abundance OF radiant hair which al
ways crowns "a regal head one should
use NeWbrO's HerpiCide-
Herpicide represents the last wore
IN scientific hair culture IL destroys
the dandruff germ. checks railing half
and correctS generally, diseases OF the
hair and scalp
The positive results and It's delicate
hut refreshing Odor recommends New
bros Herpicide TO ladies Of refine
menr everywhere
Send 10c I'm postage for sample bot
tie Of Herpicide and booklet 90 Inc
Herpicide Co. Dept. r., Detroit. Mich
One dollar size bottle sold and guar
anteed by all druggists.
Applications made by the best par
bers and hair dressers. Kelly & Pol
lard, Special Agents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

has passed the house. in a luu when
business was poor It is now in the
senate committee, where II IS sleep
Ing as peacefully as new, pink D4De-
The normal school bills are numerous.
This normal is wanted at Clayton, Iu-
cumcari. Artesia. Carlsbad, Hope, ana
several other points on the eastern
border Of the state Several DllIs are
already In the house committees, Dut
none Of them have as yet been reported
out Mr. Nichols is working hard 10
get his bill out, creating the school
at Clovis and in the hope it may some
day come is one of the willing workers
for the ways and means committee.
While this bill may be reported out OF
the committee after a while, and while
it might pass the house, the senate viii
bury it. There is no money Tor normal
schools not vet in existence to be had
out Of this legislature Already the
legislators are beginning TO wonder
where the money actually needed IS
coming from, and no new dpprOprta-
lions are going to get past both houses
and the governor.
COdifyinE the Laws.
The bills revising and codifying the
laws of the new state are nearly all IN
the hands of the various committees
Of the house and senate The last TO
appear is the work of J. NJ. Hervey. OF
Roswell president of the New Mexico
bar association. and provides for
criminal code 1t is senate bill 119,
introduced by senator Holt and is the
most voluminOus bill yet introduced in
either house, covering 800 closely type
written pages. 1t has been referred TO
the Judiciary committee, but its print
ing and translating have. for the time
being. been dispensed with.
Mai. Llewellyn has bill in the house
which permits the governor TO appoint
women members of the boards OF state
institutions in which women are in
mates or which have female pupils. The
women I'm all parts of the state are
favoring this bill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

The HomeplOt Company
has choice tracts near
and adjoining the town
site of Deming that are
mOnev-makers for those
who buy at present
prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04
TORNADO SWEEPS
OVER KANSAS

Great Bend, Kansas May Although
wire communication with some OF the
towns that were visited by tOrnados
last night has not yet been restored, il
is believed no one was killed or
seriously injured.
clOudburst accompanied the storm
at Albert a hamlet of hundred per-
sons near here. and the town is under
water and the Inhabitants are using
RATS
The Arkansas river here is being
diked as an overflow is feared. Trains
are delayed and in some instances are
rerouted because of washed out tracks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-04

was spent in considering an irrigation
districts measure.
The senate transacted no business
until after . o'clock Including sub
stitutes, % bills were introduced yes
terday and this forenoon, and deal n
a variety OF subjects from regulation
OF corporations to growing johnson
grass relations Of employers TO en-
plOes and many other subjects.