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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-02-24
THE PEOPLES PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH.


Sermon Topics Sunday, Feb. 25th
II a. m. est. Paul's Exhortation 10 a
Young Presbyter;" 4.15 p. m, c. E.,
The Home Missionary Whose Life
mas Most Inspired Me-" Acts 10:
1925; 5 D. m, The Trouble of Is
real"
Amidst the inclemency of the
weather last Sabbath morning, the
Sabbath school not only maintained
its equilibrium, but had many new
faces. The services all day we're
largely attended. We believe the
p. m. services are still a source of in
spiration to the pastor and worship
pers.
Among the out-of-town worshippers
who are Blue Stocking Presbyteri-
ans" is Mrs. Lizzie Stone of Indiana.
wife of DR.. Stone. Both of these dis
tlngu1shed persons are members of
the pastors Bible class.
The pastors confirmation class con-
tinues to grow in size as well as in
terest PERSONS desirous to become
members of this church are requested
to report to the pastor at once or to
any of the officers Monday afternoons.
At O'Clock the Juniors meet for in
struction; the adults at 9, Wednesday
night after the prayer and song sery-
ices. Confirmation, public reception
OF members and the communion of the
Lords Supper will take place Sunday,
March 31st
Members of this church are urged
to report Monday night at O'Clock in
! the chapel. The object OF the meet
ing is to elect officers of the church
for the ensuing Presbyterial year. The
system of permanency now in vogue
in the church will be substituted by
the rotary.
At the seasonal meeting last Mon
day night four names were ordered to
be placed on the suspended roll. The
removal of these persons f/om the
city for more than a year without
Keeping in touch with their church
directly or otherwise actHated the
step by the officers. We believe ap
unpadded roll in this church would
accomplish a profitable purpose.
The trustees wish to thank Miss
Florence Crawford of Casper, Wyo..
for the $500, and Mrs Susie Rose.
Walsenburg. for the $500, the same
being church dues by out-oftown
members: Mention must also be made
OF 81 each to the guild and trustees
from Miss Fannie Edmonds of Los
Angeles, California.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-02-24
SCOTT M. e. CHURCH NOTES.
Twenty-sixth and cIarkson Stree.

Twenty-sixth and cIarkson Streets.
District Superintendent j. n. Wal
lace has returned from his last
rounds over the district. The quar-
terly conference at Colorado Springs
endorsed the work of both pastor and
superintendent asked for their return
for another year. At Pueblo, where
our church is being supplied by DR..
Bretnall of the First NJ. E. church,
the quarterly conference heartily en-
dorsed the work of the superintendent
and sent petition to Bishop Quayle
asking his return on the district.
T. Vincent filled the pulpit at Scott's
last Sunday. Their sermons were
elevating and uplifting.
Mrs. Ada Castry called her CO.
workers together in the parsonage
last Thursday evening. The cabinet
planned many interesting things for
the future entertainment of the Ep-
worthians. The officers recently
elected will be installed by the pas
tor Thursday evening. Refreshments
will be served.
Mrs. Anna Mcpherson is very de-
sirous OF having a full attendance at
all Ladies' Aid meetings until the
meeting of the annual conference,
which will be soon.
A large box of clothing, etc, was
packed last Thursday afternoon by
the members of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society to be sent to
George r. Smith College. Mrs. Cal
udies Pash was the leading spirit in
obtaining supplies for this magnifi-
cent gift to our school at Sedalia,
Mo.
While at Colorado Springs last
Sunday Mrs. Craig entertained very
elaborately the pastor of the Peoples
M. E. church and wife and the dis
trict superintendent with a tooth
some dinner.
The sister churches are cordially
invited to attend the services Sun
day afternoon. The Rev. r. l.. Pope
will preach the sacramento sermon
The deaconesses and stewardess
boards of both churches are invited
to have front seats. We are expect
ing them to attend in a body. This
Will be the last quarterly conference
and we are urging all of our men,
bers and friends to be sure and come.
Let us raise enough money on this
occasion to pay the pastor and dis
trict superintendent in full The class
leaders are asking their members to
give one dollar each to be applied on
the Stewards account
All who have so kindly subscribed
on the benevolences and travelling ex-
penses of the pastor are requested to
be ready to pay up by the first of the
month. Let us begin to lay aside some
of it now so as to beb ready when
the time comes.
The business session of the fourth
quarterly conference will be held
next Monday evening at O'Clock. All
officers of the church are requested
to be present and make their final
report before conference Let us be
prompt.
The pastor will preach both morn
ing and evening Sunday. All men,
bers are urged to be present The
following Sunday evening the pastor
will deliver his farewell sermon. The
three years work will be reviewed.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-02-24

A nickel will never buy more of
pleasure than it can at the Lorraine
Moving Picture Show at 725 Twenty
sixth avenue, just across from the
Five Points postoffice.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-02-24
Denver
PlrS0nSal

Rev. Over united in marriage on
Tuesday night Miss Mary Stone and
Rufus Bolden, at the home of the
brides parents on Glenarm place The
relatives and few friends witnessed
the ceremony which took place at 9
o'clock. Miss Stone is Denver pro-
duct in education and training and has
friends by the score who wish her all
| joy. Mr.. Bolden is one of the city's
expert tonsorialists and young man
of promise. They will be at home at
2540 Glenarm place.
The German American Indemnity
Company is making it's record it's
basis of future business. Get in
touch with it's agents, Patrick and
Astwood. They have several styles
o. policies to suit any applicant. The
most protection for the least cost is
their motto. Call Phone York 4O1S
and have the agent call on you.
FOR SALE = Homemade quilts,
6x5 feet, at 3119 Walnut street.
The Lorraine has the same moving
pictures as the Princess and Isis. |
Spend an hour seeing the pictures at |
725 26th avenue, just across from the |
postoffice.
A large crowd attended the supper |
given by the Carnation Art club on
Thursday evening of last week at the
home of Mrs. j. W. Hardy on Clark
son street. The ladies are very much
pleased at the success. The com
mittee consisted of Mrs. NJ. Phillips,
Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. A. l.. Wilson, Mrs,
henderson, Mrs. ]. w. Mason, Mrs.
j. l. Burnett. The club met with Mrs.
Mason on Kalamath street yesterday
and will meet with Mrs. Phillips next
Friday.
FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms with
use of kitchen. II East 10th Ave.
Mrs. Simpson.
Mrs. Ella Savage has gone to San
diego for a visit of six weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Banks have gone there
for an indefinite stay. They left the
city Monday.
Denver will have to bestir itself to
make the most of the coming OF Prof.
Kealing. the president of Western uni
versity. He lectures in this city next
month under the auspices of the Y, !
M. c. B. He is a speaker of renown,
being one of the best in the Method
list connection. He ranks high as an
educator and is man of parts.
Mrs. VIM. Gibson, 1890 Gilpin street.
who has been sick for the past month
is now improving and hopes to be
out in a few days
HEAR THE PEERLESS TRIO AT
WEST BROTHERS TOMORROW
SUNDAY EVENING. NOTHING
FINER. LATEST MUSIC HITS.
Robert Elmore has come down to
the city from Cheyenne to spend
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Heron have
gone to Fort Collins where he Will
again take charge of the Elks' club.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-02-24
HAVE AN EXPERT PICK YOUR
PIANO.

Prof. w. r. Edwards is salesman
for the Columbine Music Co. Consult
him for bargains in all grades OF pi-
amos. Also tuning Residence. 2944
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-02-24
California. Phine Main 1892. Don'1
guess. Know that your investment is
good.
BLAMED A GOOD WORKER.

Il blamed my heart for severe dis
tress in my left side for two years, !"
writes w. Evans, Danvllle, Va, but
| know now it was Indigestion, as DR..
Kings New Life Pills completely
cured me-" Best for stomach, liver
and kidney troubles, constipation,
headache or debility. 25c, at all drug
gists.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-02-24

Large, convenient rooms in mod
ern house, also two small rooms for
single ladies or gents. Phone Champa
2619. 1856 Welton street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20
CHILD ITCHED So
SHE HAD NO REST
Breaking Out Irritated by Constant
Rubbing and Scratching, Back
and Hip Mass Of Sores. Com
pletely Cured by Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. No Return Since.

SsZ2 huntington Ave, Baltimore, Nd. -
Ay youngest child when about six years
old bad q breaking out On a large place upon
her hin that was iuaamed and covered with
pimpies which continued 70 spread. t ftched
20 she had no rest and kept il irritated bv
constant rubbing and scratching Then It
ceze on her back, and sores came. In fact
her back and hip were a mass Of sores. They
often caused her to awake and scratch and
CT during the night
- Each night before retiring would anoint
her with some healing solvent or ointment
and the various powders supposed 70 relieve
irritation. but nothing that I could apply
gave any rslief Her suffering continued for
about g year. Finally saw the advertise
menf Of Cuticua Soap and Cuticura ONT
menf and knowing the results obtained
years before for blotches and eruptions on
nv skin. determined 70 Try them for my
child. used them. first applying the Cuti-
c1ra soap and hot water. then the CuticIra
Ointment. which soon gave evidence Of
relief. After had used them a month the
eruptions, itching. etc, DISAPPEARED alto
qefher and mV child was compile ~ cured
81 Cutic1rs soap and Ointment. Ny child
- had no trouble since" (Signed) Ms.
Wageie H. Eckzrd. sept. Is, 1911.
Cutlclra Soap is best for skin and hair
beeause Of its extreme purity, delicate yet
elective nedIcafion, and refreshing fragrance.
n costs but little more thai ordinary soaps,
wezrs % a wafer and gives comfort and salts
faction ever. moment Of its use. for toilet,
bsth and nursery. Cuficura Soap and ONT
ment are sold BIZ druggists and dealers
throughout the world. Sample Of each mailed
free. with 32-p. book Address, CuticuTa,
DEPT. 7. Boston Iender-iaced men should
ahaTe With Cuticura soap Shaving Stick.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20
CHARITY BALL Is
GIVEN AT CARLSBAD
Commercial Club Plans a
"Get Together" Cam
paign for Farmers.

Carlsbad. y. NJ Feb 20-The char
ity ball given in the Hotel Schlitz was
the leading social event of the season
In Carlsbad. The spacious dining room
was converted into the dance hall and
was made attractive with green plants
and flowers, and myriads OF red hearts
Of all sizes were used in keeping with
the spirit of St Valentine. The march
was led by judge A A. Freeman. OF
Vancouver. 3. c., former citizen OF
Carlsbad, and with Mrs J. F. Rarey Of
this city for his partner. During the
intermissiOn a two course dinner was
served.
Lockett Adair. the policeman evan
gelist, has been conducting a series Of
meetings here in the high school audi
forum. The meetings are all largely
attended and many conversions have
been made
At the last meeting Of the Carlsbad
Commercial club the work of uniting
the interests OF the farmers under the
Carlsbad project and the merchants Of
the town was discussed and plans
adopted whereby a feeling Of harmony
and cooperation can be materially in
creased for the good Of the town and
surrounding country It was in the ma
ture OF get together meeting to
closer cement the feeling OF good feI
lowship and brotherly love between
the business men OF the town and the
farmers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20
RECORD ATTENDANCE
AT A. & NJ. COLLEGE
Plans Are Made For Meet
ing of the Board Of
Regents.

Agricultural College, \. NJ. Feb. 20
-Preuarations are being made for the
regular annual meeting Of the Doarq
Of regents OF the college. which VII
occur the last OF this month Inis
win be the first annual meeting since
the admission OF New Mexico 10 STATE
hood and viii be an important one,
Governor Mcdonald will be present ana
win visit and inspect the institution
with q view TO getting better &C
ouainted with its scope
The board OF regents now CONSISTS
of W A. Sutherland. Y. B. May ana X
u Mcbride. Of Las Cruces, A. H. Huds-
peth. Of Lincoln, Hiram Had!sy, OF
NesilIs Park. and governor MCDONALD
and superintendent Of instruction Al
van n White eL-o1ficiO-
The rorernor has sTinced much in
terest In the college and commented
favorsblr upon Us record Tor the past
three YEAR as shown BY report re-
Gently submitted 20 him by president
Garrison. covering al slaes o. IT'S WoIA
during this period.
ent year shows figure which sur
passes. that y any previous ESa a+,, IN
notable fact brought out In the report
Is the progress which the institution
IS making ln extension work me last
collegiate year saw the 2eglnhlns o.
the movement at the college by the
holding OF a demonstration Cay for
farmers. and its success LED the lnst-
tuition 10 urOlonR the demonstration
period 10 a week this year The at
tendance at the last demonstration
week was larger than expected ana ana
many farmers were BENEFITED by II ~
will be made bigger and better next
year.
The extension movement has been
given q great boost by the enthusiastic
way In which the farmers ana stock
raisers Of New Mexico received the
demonstration train recently sent Out
by the college over the lines OF Ine
Santa Fe railroad Thirty i've nous
and people visited the train. heard the
lectures and saw the exhibits. which
Is considered a remarkable record LOT
a first attempt of this kind IN a com
paratively thinly settled state.
The annual junior promenade gwen
by the junior class to the friends Of
the institution, has just been held. II
was attended by people from All over
the valley. and nearly the Whole stu
dent body and faculty and was one OF
the largest and best affairs ever given
at the college The gymnasium was
decorated IN red and white bunting
ana each corner was fixed up as spe-
elal Dooth By different organizations.
Inc march was led by J. ". knorr, as
president OF the junior class, and Miss
Ruth Brainard, followed BY J. A An
oerson, as senior class president, and
MISS berta Wlnningham- DR.. and Mrs.
FroI- and MIS- Hammond and Mr.. and
MIS-. Baoenoch were the patrons and
patrOnesses. The music was FINISHED
by the Wilcox orchestra
Miss Ruth Human OF Silver City is
visiting at the girls dormitory She
wiz remain a week
Miss Wood Of Alamogordo has en-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20
MILITARY FEATURE
OF CARNIVAL DROPPED

mon Ton Serey' Mexico. Feb. 2O.-Scarcitv
~ eoiolers In the Monterey garrison.
result Of the revolution in other
p 1'eccs.. or the republic. has made 1t
scs,,,-e 20 eliminate the military
Today IS aviation dev in this c,t,
g. pe5lness houses are closed In order
ssi,taaS 1nelr employees may witness the
a.te ~ or Miss Molsant. who win 20
mp from Parque Zambrano.
There will 81 ~ ceIcbraffo,, g. .hfs
.y ol george Washington's birthday
.9ls year. Americans here are plan
hlnF % take IN the celebration in the
border town on Laredo.
lne biE battle OF flowers scheduled for
HcaaA}, The last day or the carnival
MoreloH street viii be the scene Of the
battle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20
RICH MAN HANGED
FOR KILLING THREE

Moolie, Ala, Feb. 90. Lawrence
OdOm, a wealthy man convi,te5 of ~,
murder OF three persons, was hanged
mere TO-DAY He refused TO the mlnistra-
IONS or a clergyman who labored with
I'm an night and those of his own
son, Catholic priest.
w hen asked to say his last prayer,
ne. ne requested that his year old daugh-
yer, Hazel, be brought to MIN to re-
move the black cap. He mounted the
20 see his wife.
c,oTIe uon was convicted of killing Chas.
S,, oIens, Joseph Stokes and David Cart
Ia nan me latter a Is year old boy. They
dog oi &C VI cruelty 10
,o4IdA killings took place March is.
b ~ az Chronicle. Ala He shot the
wa Tio. ,Is teet Of his mother as she
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20
PLANS TO PLANT BIG
TRACT IN GARBANZ0S
American Says He Will Put
in $50 Acres This
Spring.

sGuaymas, Sonora, Mexico, Feb. 20
a. 7. Salisbury. OF the engineering
firm OF Ashton & Salisbury, says that
he VIII put $50 acres in the Yaqui
valley, known as the COnant tract. IN
der cultivation this season, planting It
TO garbanZOs. Mr. salisbury says that
everything is booming In the valley
and that Notwithstanding reports TO
the contrary, he knows of no indian
disturbances and that he knows OF sew
eral American families who viii settle
in the valley during the year. In
speaking of land values AR. Salisbury
makes the statement that prices have
doubled in the last year and that with
in the six months just past four sales
have been made at double the price
he paid for his land
Mrs. Chas. N Taylor and little
daughter Frances Of Cananea. are
visiting Mrs. Z. r. Partridge in En-
paine.
The office Of paymsster J. E. White
Of the S p. de NJ. has been moved
from Guaymas TO Empalme.
There passed through Gusymas en-
route to Esperanto, Sonora, l. q. sin
nard and John T. Sullivan. who are
visiting the west coast with a view
10 investigating and improving certain
q agricultural products I'm which they are
interested. Mr.. Sinnard was formerly
general manager for the Richardson
Construction company at Esperan1a'
and is now located IN san Francisco,
where he makes a speciality Of land
and irrigation projects. Mr. sullivan
IS with the real estate firm OF Chas-
+. O'Brien & Co, OF Los Angeles
J. NJ. Mccarthy. from the Cumurlpa
district, is registered al the
Hotel Armada. Mr. Mccarthy came 70
Guaymas from Tucson. and expects 10
remain here for several days
l. Ratcliff. OF La Duras is spending
a few days in Guaymas on business
in the interest Of his mining PROPOSE
tions
]. +. DweIe is in the city from
the Yaqut country.
Mrs. J. O. Holen wife of the super
intedent OF the Sunset coal mine ar
rived in Guaymas today en- route 70
Albuquerque, n ~
P. l. WoOdman OF Bisbee. Ariz., who
has been spending a few weeks In
Guaymas leaves tonight for his home.
E. 3. Dean and /. Schwansky or
Toledo Ohio. who who have been visit
ing mines in which thew are interested
in sonora are returning tonight to
their eastern homes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20
ENGLISH COAL STRIKE
MAY YET BE AVERTED

London, England, Feb. 2O.-While all
the preparations that have been made
in the coal fields OF the United King
dom are for war rather than for peace.
there is Just a CLEAN OF hope that the
threatened strike OF nearly a million
men at the end or this month will be
averted.
The fact has just been disclosed that
Of parliament for Northeast Derby. who
as secretary Of the miners federation
accompanied by five representatives of
the English miners is holding meetings
privately with five mine owners in the
hope OF preparing a basis for peace.
Besides this. the Cancellation board OF
the English federated Area IS also meet
ing today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20
MAY SPEND $4,000
AT UNION STATION
Directors to Consider En-
larging Sheds and Lay
ING Many Tracks.

The enlargement Of the sheds and
the laying OF a large number of new
tracks in the yards Of the union sta
ton viii be the chief matter taken
under consideration by the directors Of
the Union Passenger Depot companv.
at the directors meeting on March s.
While the superintendent, w r. Mar
tin. says there would be nothing TO
say concerning the contemplated inn
provements until after the directors
meeting, II is current talk that the
improvements are only awaiting Off
cial confirmation to be inaueurated
The cost is estimated at SIS. 900
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20
WE'LL DRILLERs LOSE ALL TOOLS
For SECOND TINE NEAR CnRnN 1

Corona, n. NJ, Feb. 20.-Biu Thomp-
son, Jim Upton, Brack Sloan and TnO.
swanson. OF the T. N. DuBoise's we'll
drilling force report the loss OF their
tools. this being the second string OF
tools lost by DuBoise within the past
year
Miss la simpson entertained at
party. Ihose present were Misses
Mae Dora and Pearl Clements. Gladys
Bond, Pearl COlbough. Retha owen.
ollie Sloan. Cauie Thomson Carmel
Upton, and Messrs. Mitch Sloan. Bert
Jim Upton
Daniel Boon Franks was in from the
A ; MeCamant ranch. where he has
been doing some fencing.
X L. owen has left for Chicago.
where he will place some OF his lambs
ing here.
D0lph Lusk left for Roswell. n NJ.
on NO. 81, where he viii spend a few
days on business
Kew; o. W. Jones and Rev. Mr. Davis
nave been conducting a weeks meet !
ing at the Narney school house.
harvey Ledbetter was IN town from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20
WEBB BROTHERS SHIP
MICH II Y M ON EI. a n

HUH nAA nun ia "a
Plateau, Texas, Feb 20--Webb
Brothers, who live north of Plateau.
have shipped several cars Of hay and
have a quantity more TO ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Digger visited
in Van Horn
Sheriff Feeley was in Plateau Non
day.
J. H. Richburg left this week for
Pecoss where he viii reside in the fu-
ture.
Miss Lily Brown spent Saturday and
Sunday In Van Horn.
Ed RowIey. OF Sweetwater. was
visitor here this week
Walter jackson went to Van Horn
this week.
Mrs. J. H. Rowley Is visiting IN Baird.
Grover Dunley, OF AllamOre, was
recent visitor here
Warm summer weather prevails
here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20

the Gallinas mountains. where he has
just completed a logging contract for
the Arch Cement company. The logs
viii be cut intO fiber. which viii be
used in the manufacture OF cement
Geo. Clements eft for Lincoln with
a prisoner who had been fined IN JUS
tice court for drunkenness and carry
ing a pistol.
The teachers and students are very
busy rehearsing for the entertainment
TO be given on February %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20
.LASGRUCES women
BEAUTIFY THE PARK
Twelve Of Them Own the
Park and Make It a
Beauty Spot.

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 60 cents
month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20
GRIEF TURNS TO JOY
AT BABY'S FUNERAL
Little One Thought Dead Is
Discovered to Be
Alive

Duluth. MINI, Feb. 20.-Aftsr being
prepared for burial and apparently dead
FOR two days the year old daughter Of
1r. and Mrs Michael Maholleoheh, who
i've near Black Duck, was discovered
70 be alive as the burial services were
being held Three days ago the child
fell IN a bucket Of water and was
nearly drowned II was noticed at the
grave that moisture had gathered on
She glass Of the coffin, and the body
was removed. BY the use OF stfmu-
iants TIE child was resuscitated-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20
TO HOLD EXAMINATIONS
EoE IA GIL. ~ EELLLEEIEEE

on March - and Il. the United
States civil service comm issfou will
hold examination for industrial teach
ers and assistants fl the Philippine
teaching service Graduates Of col
1eges and normal schools and polvtech-
meal and agricultural schools NAV en-
ter. Entrance salary $1,000 with elig-
fbity for promotion to $1,000 per an
num.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-20

tered the college and will take special
work IN domestic science.
The Alumni association has begun
work on their issue Of the college pa
per The Roundup" s r. Mitchell
is editor for the Issue.
The college office is receiving daily
weather reports and forecasts for south
ern New Mexico and Orchardists may
call up the office by telephone when
ever they desire to find out what Uncle
Sam thinks the weather man is going
to do.