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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

above. The santa Fe railroad was or
dered again TO open a crossing for the
new road branching from graded road
north OF Dem1ng eastward direct TO
Carne- This opening was ordered at
the last meeting OF the commissioners,
but the order has not yet been COM
Piled with. The appointment OF Ed
gar Hepp as deputy county collector
was affirmed by the commissioners.
Roy II. Perkins. Of West Plains, No,
has position as bookkeeper and
stenOgrapher for Lester & Perry, in
place Of Miss Scovile, who now has
a position as stenOgrapher in the
office OF Jas. r. Waddill-
F, c. LaCelle has rented the old har-
riS place west Of Demlng recently
purchased by Lester & Raithel, and
VIII SOW go acres Of the same to bar
ley.
Prof S. J. Daley has bought 10 acres
of land from the HOmeplot company
near town, consideration SIS per acre.
Fred Sherman has let the contract
for white brick garage to be con-
structed on lots upon which he will
soon build a new home.
r. C Hoffman attended the good
roads convention at Santa Fe. He car
ried with him 20 proxies OF other del
egates from Deming.
Dr.. p. S Milford was called to Wich-
tia, Kansas, by the sudden death OF
J. G. Leras, Of Silver City. is here
on business.
J. R. Latimer. Of FL Paso. is open
ing a book store in the Lindsuer
building on Pine street The store will
be owned by the Deming book and
Stationery company
DunsOn & Tucker were awarded a
contract by the board Of village trus-
tees for putting in II street cross
ings mostly on Gold and Silver ave-
nues, and towards the new high school
building.
Geo J. Chandler has just completed
a map Of the Mimbres valley, which
has received the official endorsement
Of the Chamber Of commerce and the
county commissioners, as being accu-
rate. It is 81 by 20 inches in dimen-
sion and shows the country from
Carne to Gage southwest to Hermanas
and southeast to a point about 20 miles
east Of Columbus. It is a birds eye
view, the spectator being supposed to
be several thousand feet in the air
above a point several miles north Of
Deming. Railroads are shown, the
AIimbres Valley Irrigation company's
ditch, every quarter section and sub
division Of land, comprising 5000 sep
arate tracts, all open land all unsur-
tude OF important peaks, mining To-
cations in the Florida mountains, the
international boundary line, and in
fact every feature Of the valley is
clearly shown. The map is hand-cOl-
Ored, and IS very artistic
Plans Accepted For New Church.
Chas- II. Gibson, architect Of FL
PasO, met with the building commit
tee OF the Methodist church, and
plans were adopted for the new church.
The building viii cost between $15,-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
Shipment of Young Calves
Opposed; Underwood Out
lines House Program.

washington. D. c., April Senator
Smith introduced a bill in the senate
today providing for a SSO.UUO dppEO-
priatlon for the purchase OF d sLte -
a public building at Nogales' AIl-Oli'--
Approximation Bills Now.
Representative Underwood, maJOLLty
leader says the legislative Pr 500 : -
Of the house from now on VIII Dc coI.-
fined TO appropriation ana suP ~
bills. legislation TO come w ulLlSi
special calendar days and Ie" SpS0
ial bills Of Importance ~
The special legislation 70 nave nv
call in the house viii include lhS , lS I! n
milan canal government OIL, the 81 - -
abolish the commerce court anu GL.0
to amend the patent laws II Is 49,
full If any bill relating TO the tIus.9
viii be considered before auJouIll l.
Says Baby Calves Poisonous.
Arguing before the interstate ON ON
merce COMMITTEES of the house against
the Interstate shipment Of i've caves
under six weeks old, DR., Francls n
Rowley. OF Boston. president oL e--o
Massachusetts Society for the FISN - -
ton Of Cruelty to Animals SOU 80
meat of such animals was polsolloe1li
The bill under consideration W1 1tl,-
prohibit the Interstate transp DOT "a =. ~ u
of bob veaI' OF of live calves not - -
weeks old unless accompanied OS inc
mothers. +Lo Cattle
3 II. Cowan. attorney for the 40
Raiscrs' association, Texas S-tU 80
American Livestock assoclalloLss, -
the proper way to attack the SEL - "a
to amend the meat inspectlO"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

The Deming office OF the FL PasO
Herald is room II, Mahoney block.
Roy Bedichek is agent and CORE
tpOndeuL
The Herald's distributor in Dem
ing is c. c. Rogers, room J. Deck
ert building, telephone 21S. The
Herald VIII be delivered to all
parts Of TIE city same night Of pub
Ecation, at 60 cents per month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
SECRETARY KNOX LAYS DOWN THE LAW
TO GUATEMALA'S DESP0TIG PRESIDENT

be submitted to the peace tribunal at
Carriage; that no government shall in
wade the territory Of another, or per-
NIT within their own boundaries the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
SMITH INTRODUCES BILL FOR
FEDERAL BUILDING At N0GbLES
as, to prevent the killing Of unfit

/ as to prevent the killing Of unfit
calves.
Wilson Answers Critics.
Secretary Wilson testified before the
house committee on expenditures In
the agricultural department IN answer
TO critics of his conduct In connection
with the reports on the drainage OF
the Florida everglades Mr.. Wilson
had been attacked, first for permitting
to be published departmental reports
which doomed everglades lands and
then because he suppressed the in
formation
Mr. Wilson was asked to repudiate
the excerpt Of the Everglades report
sent to the governor Of Florida. but
he said it was still valuable as far as
IL is useful"
Secretary Wilson defended the de-
partments actions in connection with
reports on the Florida Everglades He
denied categorically and in detail that
any one had approached him either
directly or indirectly with any pro-
pOsa1 to suppress any department in
formation on the subject with an I'm
Al the conclusion of Mr.. Wilson s
testimony the Everglades investiga-
ton hearings were adjourned The
committee now viii formulate its re-
port.
Bailey Scores Parcels Post.
The parcels post unexpectedly re-
ceived a severe scoring in the senate
at the hands OF senators Bailey. OF
Texas. and Hepburn. Of Idaho. II Oc-
CURED in connection with a request
from Mr. Bailey in behalf or senator
Tiuman. for printing an argument IN
favor Of the parcels post proposition.
Mr.. Bailey said he did not ravor the
parcels post and that with postal
banks. parcels posts, and postmaster
general Hitchcock's proposed postal
telegraph. the pOstoffice soon would
become the most important institution
I'm every community.
ChiIdren's Bureau Bill Passes.
The house has passed. I73 TO II. a bill
creating a children's bureau IN the de-
nartment OF commerce and labor The
measure already had been passed by
the senate.
Aid for Negro Exposition.
An appropriation Of S250.000 for the
aid of q negro exposition IN 1913 70
celebrate the 50th anniversary or Lin
coins emancipation proclamation. was
passed by the senate despite opposition
led by senator Hitchcock, or Nebraska
The bill has not passed the house
Purposes Recall Of Judges.
The recall Of federal judges py pOpu-
lar vote at presidential elections was
proposed I'm the house by representa-
tive Taylor. of Colorado
plan Philippine Independence.
Resolutions looking to the neutrali-
cation of the Philippine islands and
providing for ultimate independence,
introduced by representative Jones Of
Virginia. were ordered favOrably re-
ported by the house cOmmitte on in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

sUlar affairs Democratic members
Of the committee unanimously favored
the two bills.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
WOMEN THROW AT
WORKING MINERS

Philadelphia, Pa. Aurl Women
sympathizers with union miners to-
day stoned men employed in stripping
operations at Jeanesville in the Hazel
ton region but desisted when Ii was
explained TO them that the suspension
order did not apply TO the stripping
men.
sharp piclSeting has been begun By
the union men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
Free Pile Remedy

the PYRAMID DRTC 20 900 60 %
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
Fish for Holy week at Nations


Especially for Holy week we VIII
receive daily shipments OF flOunGer.
ereL
Nations Market. Tel. 257s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

averv year that by
r1sfnc HAYS HAIR
HE ALTH n e y
have restored their
hair TO its natural
color kept them
selves young look
ing. and kept their
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reason
Don't be one OF the
oId-IoOking ones
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

MAI II Ilf-Al4A ~ NtOtl III N t+- NV D ~
among the young ones
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S1-O0. or from PhIo Hay Spec. Co,
Newark, y. j..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
GRAND JURY RETURNS
THO MIR nm uw-nnTnwu

-'-----N- y q Z N N ~
TWO MURDER INDICTMENTS
The grand jury has returned fndict-
ments against Marshall and Ida Jack
son on the charge of the murder OF
John Robinson last Friday Indictments
nave also been made against CuliO Pa
checo on charge OF robbery BY as
SauIt and Pedro Ortega on charges OF
burglary and theft over $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
The Massacre of cadets.

ns I. tSW years ago the entrance IN +bs
1890 "nere the COrrespondeDts -
v-ffb bI-, Us AFTERNOON was spatterad
49, -oOu When William HefmICe 49,
american minister to Ss1valjo- I NV
a. P-esent MS credentials to q b~e-s
- i - psnE OF cadets. at a prearrs 1e-e5
he s-7a - 5Ired upon the president as
erpgaIeu IN the doorway Tbev
~eIe young and nervous and their aim
- DStu Cabrera. received . b,,IIa+
- 81 o-SH nand which he had raised
~ - 49, -otSCL ms race. The palace guard
aIarmeQ at the sound OF ffriDS faII
upon the cadets before thew couii fire
again. and there followed a r1esss 80,
nc -, nj, M G4atemalan will describe
y tlNLlLly- twenty-five or thirty ca
deis were killed on the spot. but 50
luLChly were the bodies removed thar
When MI Heimke drove IN 60
~ ,,,--. Ger only pools of blood in
- - ara remained to tell Of the
tragedy, and these were soon vC ~ ~
emag- me captain Of the cadets yv6o
SssCaPPSu tne onslaught was promised
~ +L r. IN y. ne would reveal the identity
~ 'i.T master mind OF the consDfracy
put tne young officer told the pres}-
~ 4, so tHe story runs that he would
~ ~ ~ NOT one party to the plot
weakened, but the widow Of a siefD
cadet, out Of gratitude for fi1ancfsI
assistance from the government
turheu over certain personal effects OF
her nusDdnd' and among them. inno-
Gently, some correspondence it is al
legged which led to wholesale arrests
It is said that in the wear FOLLOWING
the attempt 500 lives were exaCted IN
retributton for the bullet wound in
Cabrera's right hand.
The most recent known sttauD,
upon the president left him unbsr rI,l57
DuI cost the life Of his coachrnaD yrbo
was party to the plot Of one or tv-c
others ana the wounding of a general
VINO was IN a carriage with the Dresf-
dent Inc cOachmau had been in
slrucleQ 10 stop the presidential car
riage at certain point where rnfDa
was to be exploded beneath II ~
made the error Of stopping NOT tbe
carriage, but the horses direcfiv oy-er
the explosive, and upon its discharoo
was blown TO pieces with the team
Iron Rule Makes Prosperity.
In justice to Cabrera and his meth
DDS IL should be added that under he
rule Guatemala has prOspered in peace
while some republics. notably Nicara
qua, have all but bled to death from
self INFLICTED wounds. It's better class
are Intelligent and fine looking. The
public buildings are works of art and
the schools are a credit TO the country
Strange enough, many Americans in
the capital, while prepared to admit
almost any accusation against the
president, defended his rule and asked
how otherwise could be controlled
1000, 600 people, three-foUrths of whom
are half-tamed indians2 These cvnic-
ally pointed to Mexico, under Diaz, and
Mexico now, adding after Cabrera,
what?.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
Bird Of III Omen.


An editor Of a local paper asked II
the government censorship was severe
Ieplled; No, there is no censorship
II Is unnecessary. The editors under
stand perfectly what the government
Mlsnes published or not published p"
Inc city has two papers recognized as
OFFICIAL organs and a third. La Com
pana, the umhrottled Opposition"
weekly The latter bold voice Of the
people spoke the only word OF dis
courtesy regarding the American mis-
sion. In its issue OF two weeks ago
today, copy of which was surrepti-
tIously furnished for inspection, Mr.
Knox was described as a bird Of i'll
omen and its readers were advised TO
day Of his advent in the capital In
asmuch as every intelligent Guatema-
Ian knows that la COmpana" is also
secretly directed by the government as
constituted in the person Of Cabrera,
its attitude offers a subject of specu-
latiOn. Perhaps Ii was a rap for the
"antis" and possibly like the appear
ance in public of the president, IL was
intended to direct attention to the
freedom of republicanism in Guate-
mala on the same theory that a partial
admission is stronger sometimes than
an uneQuivocal denial
Late last night many OF the street
arches were stripped of their decOra-
uons by vandals, II was explained 4
similar incident occurred upon the last
night Of admiral SWinburn's visit some
years ago, and no political signifi-
canoe was 10 be attached to the matter,
Indeed, no significance. political or
otherwise is to be attached to any
thing done in Guatemala without the
express direction Of the president
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
Almost Lost Their Positions
Young Looking. Up-to-date Men are
Wanted.

Gray-haired men look too old. Lne i
are pushed asfde-often olsclio- 50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
TnIted states,s Interest.

'In Central America the United
States has a special interest not only
because Of the proximity Of the five
republics TO the great commercial
highway now nearing completion in
Panama, but also because of its moral
obligations under the Washington con-
ventiOns. The maintenance Of peace
and stable conditions in these repub-
lies is a matter Of first Importance to
my government The faithful Observ-
ance Of those conventions will, IN the
opinion Of my government go far to-
wards the elimination Of the turmoil
that has hitherto shaken the very
foundations Of some OF the less fortu-
nate and less tranquil countries.
In conclusion. Mr. President. allow
me to indulge the hope that the rela-
tons between our respective countries
may become increasingly cordial and
close, TO the mutual benefit Of both"
This speech II published here. as It
probably VIII not be. may reassure
good many who have admired the sec
rotary because of his part in breaking
the tyranny Of president Zelaya. OF
Nicaragua and some OF whom. unfa-
miliar with the necessities c diplom-
acy, must have been bewildered TO see
this champion of republicRnism accept
ing the hospitality of the most notO-
rious dictator now tolerated under a
pretense Of popular government.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04

Resolutions looking to the neutrali-
cation of the Philippine islands and
providing for ultimate independence.
introduced by representative Jones Of
ported by the house cOmmitte on in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-04
Quitting Of revolutionary expedi-
lions against a sister republic

Mr.. knOx's Address.
The secretary said in part:
Guatemala in its position Of close
proximity to the United States, where
there is ever ready an eager market
for its products, and with its dense
population occupies indeed an envi-
able position among the central
American nations. This position will
be rendered increasingly desirable as
time goes on and the development OF
your country's enormous possibilities
is accomplished. And Mr.. President
I may here remark without, I am sure
INDUCING any view not equally shared
by yourself, that the continuous de-
velopment and permanent advance
ment of the republic depend on its
stable economic conditions as well as
upon its domestic cOntentment and
consequent repose- The unvarying
friendship of the government of the
United States for republican instttu-
tiOns IN this hemisphere and its desire
to see them conserved free from inter-
ference are too well known and I'M
derstOod to need words OF reinsurance
from me. From the very inception or
and even before the independence OF
the Latin-American nations. the atti-
tude OF the American government
which later was unmisakably an
nOunced by president Monroe, was well
known and &c continues undiminished
to the present day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16
HANDICAPPED
shis Is the Case With Many Salt Lake
City People.

Too many Salt Lake City citizens
re handicapped with { bad back. The
ncessing pain causes constant misery,
aRking work q burden and stopping or
jfting an impossibility. The back
ches at night preventing refreshing
est and in the morning is stiff and
ame Plasters and liniments may give
elief, but cannot reach the cause. To
Eliminate the pnlns and aches you must
nre tho kidneys.
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After had taken the contents Of three
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16
|MUsCOV|TES GATHER
IN SALT LAKE CITY

The Imperial Order Of Muscovites
opened its annual sessions Of the SUI
preme krenllin at the I. Q. 0. j.. hall
yesterday afternoon. Among the im-
portant questions considered by the
delegates were two amendments to the
constitution and bylaws Of the order
affecting the name. By the amend
mcents the name ''Improved and I'm
perial Order of Muscovites" was con-
densed to the Imperial Order OF Mus
covites, and in the subtitle, "Anclent
Russian Order the word ancient" "
was dropped.
The Salt Lake kremlin entertained
the visiting members of the order at
a smoker at the Commercial club last
night. The smoker was an informal
social gathering, without a programme.
The Muscovites were gathered in the
lounging room of the club, and punch,
fruit salad and cakes were served as
refreshments.
A session will be held this morning
at o clock at the I. o. o. F. hall,
and at 4:15 O'Clock this afternoon the
Muscovites will 90 to Saltair to spend
the evening. Among the delegates
present from the kremlius Of other
cities are Hugh E. Copeland Of Den:
yer, imperial ear: W. D. Seaton OF
Denver, minister Of records; John
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16
MATTERS
OCCUPY COMMISSION

Matters of a routine natre occupied
the city, commission at It's regular
meeting last night,
Upon recommendation dfFred Wine
gar, city electrician. J, !. Christcn.
sen was appointed electtal inspector
at a salary Of 500 u nb,th, the ap.
pointment being effective,t once.
A directory of the ofIi@ of the city
side Of the building will b erected in
the lobby Of the west ennnce. A MO.
tion authorizing the puranse Of an in
terchnpgeable form d'ectory was
passed by n vote OF y l, Commits
sioner Fl. w. Lawrence opposing on
tie ground Of it's being needless ex.
pense.
An application was Aceived from
Edleman s. Gatos, souH State street
snloonists, asking that tfir license be
transferred TO IS East First South
street, and upon motid of Commits
sioner Lawrence the utter was re;
ferred to the committedof the whole
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16

pasteurizing; the character, amount ani
condition of the water supply; the po-
sible danger of contamination; tho kind
of feed used; and whether or not ay
of the attendants or members of tie
family of the owner have had any o!e
of a number of contagious and info
tious diseases embracing typhoid fevr,
scarlet fever, diphtheria, tuberculoss,
measles or chicken pox.
Mr.. Tyrrel's report contains lst
of AZ local retail distributors of mix
and shows tho number of wagons m-
ployed by each. A total of II wagons
are used, the big majority of he
dealers having only one or two. The
Glover Leaf dairy has the highest nm
Der Of wagons, 10, and the Jeueu
Creamery company ranks second With
nine.
A third section of the report coptins
a list Of "a local grocers and theirad-
dresses who have licenses to sell iilk
and cream, and showing the numbe of
gallons each are licensed to sell div.
The total amount which they are IL
censed to sell is in addition to the
amount sold by distributors or Scal
milk plants is 375 gallons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16
TO BE GUESTS OF
OGDEN RETAILERS

and members OF the Home Industry asso-
citation. will go to Ogden Wednesday
morning. on a special train over the
Oregon Short Line. TO attend the annual
association to be held in Ogden canyon.
The local delegation will he the guests
OF tho Ogden association during the day.
The special train will leave at 10 o'clock
in the morning, According TO present
estimates several hundred Salt Lakers
will make the trip, The railroad COM
pany has announced special rates for
the occasion. feature OF tho outing
will be luncheon in picnic style TO he
served In the Hermitage grove under the
direction OF Ogden women Of the Home
Industry association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16
Marriage Licenses.

John skoler and Mrs. vestn Msurmsnn. both
OF Salt Lake
c. ". Warneli and Mrs Annie Carroll, both
Of Salt Lake
Peter Ketterer ssd Mrs. Lena pors Charles.
both OF Salt Lake.
Lake.
j. o. Cline and Mrs. Maths Dalton, both of
HALEY, Ida.
OF New Castle
wsltor J. Parsnghoru GoIconda, and oma L
Castle, Salt Lake.
Harry J. Quick and Edith Butter6eld. both Of
Bingham.
Joseph sommcr. Conlville. and Agnes Long. Salt
Lake.
Salt Lakn.
Frank pearman. Salt Lake. and Daisy Clark
Paysop
J. H. Gerntner and Dasuas u. Anderson, both
OF Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16

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Of young children should watch for any
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When given prompt attention at this
time serious trouble may be avoided.
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