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SOME SIDE LIGHTS
ON THE BIG FIGHT
OUT IN CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. June N.--As' the newest
husband OF Lillian Russell. Alexander
Moore OF Pittsburgh. 10 watched by
feminine eyes In the Hotel corridors.
II left Mrs. Moore at Pittsburgh. and
can hardly call her BY her nrst name
YET" said Moore to some friends to-
DAY.
When Q Florida negro. who was con-
testing for q seat ~ delegate. was asked
In the National Committee who pad
his expenses to Chicago. he convuissd
the crowd by saying:
Nobody; praise the Lord-dons raised
Finn. leading Roosevelt booster, 10 q
statistical sharp. He has II figured out
that the Taft delegates. with the South
ern contingent. represent Els Republi-
cans each. and that the Roosevelt dele
rates represent 1000 each.
Many ~ the Roosevelt leaders never
met until they arrived here. Rspresen-
tative Kent OF California and william
Allen White Of Kansas, both OF whom
entered the Roosevelt night In its early
stages, had never seen each other until
they shook hands In the Roosevelt head
quarters II 10 estimated u per cent
OF the Roosevelt delegates are attending
their hrst national convention.
How do you like the steam roller7''
a Roosevelt deisGate asked Henry Allen.
state Chairman OF kansas.
'Tts sure working nne," Allen
snapped. but the band wagon 10 COINS
TO hnish Ter In the lead"
"Elsc. tory-Al" 10 how william Finn
OF PennsyivAnia pronounce electoral,
referring TO Psnnsyivania's electoral
votes, which. he Gays, viii be cast for
Roosevelt no matter who wins nox,
week. Similar action 10 predicted by the
electoral delegates Of West virganis
Maryland. California and Oregon.
"Mekinaey 10 like the man VINO erie.
stop thief. when hs hes the stolss
goods under his coat" .sAiA 0sosge w
] Psrkins regarding the AsJltnlsv ckarss,
that Tam delegates are telne bSibed.
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BOYS BOOM .TIcKLEs T. R.
Glad 70 See Another Magasine Ne.
siass Outlook supperts Hin,

Robert Tarlau. an enterprisins
younsster Of fourteen and the pro-
prie tor OF . boys magazine. dropped In
on Col. Roosevelt to-day with a copy of
his publication referring to the Colonel
In high terms OF praise. Formerly ne
mad called At Oyster Bay. and when the
Colonel learned who his young visitor
was he made II point to see him for
. moment.
WELL" he said. ~ no glanced at the
laudatory articles In the ma gazine Rob-
ert handed him, II am glad to see tina
there Ia some other paper besides the
Outlook that 10 supporting me-"
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ROOSEVELT TO GARRY
| BATTLE IN PERSON To
! FLOOR OF CONVENTION

,ss 80. Roosevelt has ensassd = s.,..-..
tsss ~ q . hotel In chicaso-sai6 n -
!; s.s, blackstone-not fsr ~ -
,r,,.um. where the NatjcnsI 90"
.s"t e win hold ita sessions Ssn, ~.
sn'ns June .. This much Is pess,,vss.
sss,., no ms,tss what may II ~
IN ".s's Or svasionj. or from vSat s.,ss
PA" MADE some Ttme Aoo
|. AND KEPT secRSr.
Ih's plan. arranged some Nm. a..
49, ~ oesn carefully guarded fran IN:
poelie. A. the COMMITTEES ri, ~ ~. W.
SsM An dsiess,ss 10 thu cor,sssss.
nsys been elected. Il wos thouss. ~.
:" conceal the colonsl's plan "a ,,v.Ss
mi. ana ,hus avoid possible cr,tis'
''ms from doubtful Territory "'s
a Tow. wss'ss ago Il ras rcpos,>6 So.
.ssoseveit'would be IN chIcs9o csns"s,
uon week. Prompt and er. ohs nc ;1s",a,
wAs made BY the coionel a. oys,s, ny.
ne VIII havssto harden his Go a.siss,c:
70 deny that rooms have been t.".s..ss
sor Him N Chicago
Col Roosevelt viii b the Air, p.....
oentlai CANDIDATE - make hls .ehs !.
Psrss" before. a .sscuans, ,o.;s,. as -
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ConePs party will consist Of himself Mrs. Roosevelt his secretary
Frank Harper and Mrs. Harper his nephew Theodore Douglas Robin
his COUSINS George Roosevelt Kermit Roosevelt and former
Governor of Porto Rico Regis H. Post.
Arrangements have been made special telegraph service
the an 50 that the Colonel will be in touch with managers
throughout the journey The scheduled Chicago
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow half holiday
pd that there will be immense gathering the station to meet the
Colonel suit has been engaged for the Roosevelt party the Black
stone Hotel
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TAFT ASKS s1,250,o00.

WASHINGTON. June M-In a special
message President Taft to-day asked
Congress to appropriate 81. 80. 900 to pro.
teot the Imperial Valley Of California
against emergencies OF floods from the
Colorado River while negotiations for
the protection of that territory are
pending with Mexico.
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LINER ST. PAUL CANNOT SAIL
Tisd W ~ strike 81 Longs horenss
~ Southamp ton.

SOUTHAMPTON. June N--,A striks Of
lonEshoremcn and seamen to-day pre-.
vented the cosiing Of the line ret. Paul
And u was announced that the steam.
ship would be unsbls to all Tomorrow,
- schedulsd
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II Will Be Nominated,'
SAYS President Taft

WASHINGTON, June i4There will be third candidate. All
the Information get that will the first ballot with
votes to spare"
That President Tas to-day visitor who asked his
position regard to compromise candidate the Republican National
Convention
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koNt%iN& WORKS
MAN 40
1000 10 I HE WON'T
GO TO CONVENTION
a.; Roosevelt Says 10 sa,Y see No
Rsason for Bstrk "a
Chicslo.

i when hs YVES asked. ~ IL 4kS-l,:-ca
lbrtty e. Ns' going to chicass.. he "a.
iswlrsd:
Il DO not expect to 90 t6tns convsn!
,4ien. i.canpot imagine anything hap
PENN: :s %sSs S.u,: me 70. TO- e. y
won't Go"
fA~,ne. me
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DOUBT AS TO REASONS FOR
o'ooRMAN's COURSE.

II has not been made clear whether
Senator O'0orman's favoritism for
Wilson was a personal preference DR.
II the Senator might be adopting a
wise political course by keeping an eye
to the leeward In the event that Gov.
Wilson won the nomination.
Mr.. Murphy stated that, as far rs he
was concerned. the delegates had been
Instructed to keep open their minds
until they met at Baltimore. Had the
Senator remained in line with this pol
Icy nothing would have kept him from
the Temporary Chairmanship.
He was entitled to II by all political
ethics, It was said to-day, until the
breech between tho leading candidates
widened 80 much that O0orman drew
the fire Of the Western party leaders
Mr.. Murphy said to-day that he has
not decided on what day he will leave
for Baltimore. The Committee Of Ar
ransements assemblies there on June 20
and the National Committee which pre-
sents the name Of the chairman to the
convention will meet on June a.
II was stated to-day that the con-
selection OF the permanent chairman
until the arrangement committee meets
Senator OGorman has small chance OF
winning this prize unless there Is q
stampede for dark horse"
II the Permanent Chairman happens
to be Senator Kern there are politicians
who expect to see the return OF Will
lam ]. Bryan as the standard bearer.
CONVENTION DETAILS
KEEPING MACK BUSY.
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Tue strength Of Taft TO date has been
ne united opposition to Roosevelt.
Roosevelt beaten. raft's strength would
s1o1nooDsas like morning mist at the nrss
real mention OF . compromise
The Missouri compromise" vas the
first outward sign Of the secret intsn-
ton Of the big stswasds Of the Rspub.
iican party's. welfare. Until the csr'
tainty Of Roossvsits defect 10 hxed In
the dsiesates minds compromise VII
net BE- openly discussed By either side.
The Roosevelt leaders are using ugllsr
words with more discrimination and less
show Of feeling. "Bilr' Finn and his
plan Of secession has been slowed. and
"bur' Finn has lost much Of his In.
sisnia Of leadership with his yellow
jacket In peril
'coMPRoMiSg" REAL UNDER.
CURRENT OF TALK.
oenpseniss u n NE ais, bitter.
sses 70 aytsG cut ana saly 10000
Volts soniAg wiz Give sneo araee-
meat 20 VIVA talk Of bolts.
Hughes has been In every ones mind
a. the compromise man, and still 10,
despite his declaration that he 10 out
OF politics must be accepted ~ Anal.
u v not believed that he would decline
II the NOMINATION were rendered him.
He would DO nothing TO embarrass Tar,
while he 10 nxhtinx for control. bu,
the defeat or withdrawal of the Presi.
deat would give an entirely dlfrsren,
complexion 10 the situation. Hughes
n stili n strong possibility.
Many isaders In both Campo who have
success in mind. ana who will hav. 10
shoulder the responsibility of eiectins
thar State. CONGREGATIONAL and County
pistrict tickets next fall. are really
hoping for a deadlock that will pu,
both TAFT and kouseyslt out of tina
runn,n, bera
Ai,houyh IN. .ot, n.dai haa h..n
..'s ~. 80. $780,, 49,.
IAvn .esa"eu M so"e'@' ~''soA Wv"
kuO AaIt ioaoeIb.
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JUDGE PARKER
|. LIKELY TOPRES|DE
At BALTIMORE
Senator O'Gorman Set Aside
Because of His Friendship
for Gov. Wilson.
SMITHS HAND IS SEEN
Shelving of New York Senator
Follows New Jersey Leaders
Talk With Murphy.
SMITHS HAND IS SEEN

- 1bEBoSs
Fer Ysrmsnsat ohairnaa--Ho
ssisotiea; tAs choice 70 ~ made 81
Dsitinoss aftss SuAs d. Ms tAsa-
taty win reflect ne preference OF
the telumvirNts-1euTphy. sullivan
sAd TsSgars for the YrssiAsnoy.
Back OF this programme agreed on
among the party leaders In New York.
there came to light to-day the first
evidences that the old Democratic ma
chine Is oiled and ready to assume It's
duties at Baltimore. There Is also the
story Of how Senator James A. O'Gor-
man learned his first lesson In national
politics, and how his early and n
dependent espousal OF the cause Of
Gov. Wilson cost him the Temporary
Craftsmanship.
Until Charles r. Murphy met ex-
Senator James Smith Of Newark. Roger
Sullivan OF Illinois and ex-ssnators
Pettigrew and Dubois at Dclmon.cos
yesterday, he was anxious to have Sem
ator O'Gorman named as temporary
chairman. Led by Mr.. Smith. who pro-
fessed to have Tom TaSgarts backing,
the allies at once declared Senator
o'qorman impossible. The opposition
became So emphatic that the Tammany
Chief. Il IL learned, merely presented
oGorman's name ~ . formally.
EX-SENATOR SMITH SCORES
AGAINST WILSON.
sey Governor into the seats OF the
mighty. 1t was the Newark politicians
nrst national blow against DR.. Wilson.
1t lost the Governor an advantage
sealously sought oy friends Of the
various candidates. But Senator door
man was not the opiy sufferer. In
quick order Senator Ollie James, Jim
Ham" Lewis Of Chicago. Senator Kern
and others mentioned for the honor
were eliminated. Each OF the pros
pectivs candidates halls from q state
pledged to one OF the candidates.
The problem then developed on
the selection Of IN taoasnsivs, IN.
pledged Democrat Of national
prSuinenos, who 10 big enough to
rank with the Senators rejected
on the theory that the Temporary
Chair SHOULD be . man who has not
seeSs DsoS0s ~ S9SOp - SA3 49, W
ex-senator Smith, the council hit
upon Judge Parker. Ths former
Presidential oandidats's once was
communicated with ana u WAS
found he 10 N 0oohsstsr, trying
law suit. Ne was % once invited
70 take the UhaarmaAship and II 10
understood to-day that he has ae-
esptsa.
Senator O'GormAn was hardly n his
scat In Washington when he announced
himself for Gov. Wilson. He main
tanned his preference for Wilson dur
Ing the long spring primaries and de-
spite the fact that he was named as one
Of New Works delegates-lt-largo to the
Baltimore convention on an ''unin-
structed'' basis. he expressed his choice
for tho New Jersey executive. His son.
in-law, Dudley Field Malone. continued
his stumplng of the Western States for
the Jersey Governor and generally ac-
companied Mr.. Wilson.
DOUBT AS TO REASONS FOR
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"Mekin,ey 10 like the man VINO cries
goods under his coat" .sAid 0sasGe w,
Psrkins regarding the Nokinlsv ckargss
that TAM delegates are sslne bind.
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CONVENTION DETAILS
KEEPING MACK BUSY.

BALTIMORE. June H. - Chairman
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R.'S LIMITED exPRESS NOT
90 WELL STOCKED.

A. for the Colonies limited sxprsss.
his friends may not expect quite 40
much. for the reason. principally. that
the train accommodations are not 10
large and 90 many little aids 70 travel
can't be carried. However,. Billy HalpiA
ed Assistsat District Attorney ThomD-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
Five Owners of Land Alone
Sign Up 80 Acres Clint
Farmers Are Meeting Also;
May Plant Celery, Too.

Twenty FL Paso valley eantaIoupe
growers met at the chamber of COM
merce Saturday morning and five OF
them signed an agreement to produce 80
acres each of dantaloupes and sell them
through Lyon Bros. company Of New
York and " 0. Coggin & Co. OF Pitts
burg, Pa, giving these people 10 percent
OF the gross receipts for handling the
crop ana negotiating the sales.
NO association was formed. the grow
ers signing up as individuals, but later
II IS expected that a produce assOcia-
ton viii be established.
The see1s- to be furnished BY Lyon
BIOS. company, are to cost the farmers
81 per pound. This is to be planted the
first week in April and the crop viii be
lie also said he would send man here
70 superintend the planting of crops and
that inspectors would visit the fields
during the growing and picking season
10 see that the eantaloupes are properly
cared for
l. Davis Porcher presided at the meet
ing and those who signed up their crops
are I. b. James, 3 acres; C. ". Pendell
10 acres; R. E. Allen, 5 acres; Milton s.
Graves, acres; T. Davis POrcher, 5
acres.
similar meeting was held at Clint,
Texas Saturday afternoon.
ready for delivery July IS, after the I'M
perial valley crop and before the Colo
rado crop.
Sheds are to be established by the
commission men at Alfalfa station. vs.
leta and Clint in the lower valley and
the farmers are to pay two cents per
crate for she'd charges.
In LYON also advised the FL Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
THIRTY zAPATISTAS
KILLED BY FEDERALS

CuemaTaca, Mex, Jan. z7.-Thirty
ZaDatistas were killed near here yester-
day In a running light with a small
federal force commanded by Col. Manuel
Garcia Dugo. The federal loss was not
reported.
Col LugO, who arrived here last night,
said 20 Of his men are besieged by rebels
at Buena Vista.
Governor Maranio furnished him with
reinfoTcements and sent him 70 their re-
lief.
Another fight at Santa Maria Huit-
lila, seven miles from CuerHavzea, was
also reported
Col. LugO is the officer who conducted
the pursuit OF Gen. Bernardo Reyes and
who brought Reyes back TO the capital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
ROUND TRIP ON
CARS FIVE CENTS
Southsiders and NOrthsiders
Meet at Station and
Trade Them.

A round trip on any ear line for five
cents. This is not the bargain sale Of
fering Of the street car company, but it
IS being accomplished by the north side
folks, the east side folks and the smelter
line folks Just the same. Even some of
the Sunset hillers with all their blue silk
stocking aristOcTacy are not adverse to
using the little scheme.
The patrons of the north side lines pO-
litely request a south side transfer when
they paw their fares on the morning
trip. This IS as politely given by the
conductor. The patrons Of the Mexico,
Park, second ward and Myrtle avenue
lines makes the same request. Of the con
ducbOrs and receive the varigated trans
feTs.
AT the transfer station there are a
number OF friendly meetings between the
north siders and the south siders An
exchange of transfers follows as an evil
denoe of good fellowship.
Result The north siders ride back
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
Spring Styles
In Coats

In full length separate coats
for spring we are showing
plain materials and fancy
novelties, gTays. tans and
many novelties combining sew
eral colors. The novelties
usually have plain color cloth
on collars and cuffs. Straight
lines rule IN spring coats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
BETTER Than SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children Of bed
Wetting- There Is Constitutional cause for
this trouble. Mrs. n. Summers, Box v,
Eotre Dame, Ind, wiz send free to any mother
her successful home treatment with full
instructions. Send no money, but write her
today II your children trouble you IN this
way. Don't blame the child. the chances are
It can't help It. This tressmsnt also cures
adults and aged people troubled win urine
difficulties By aaZ o. night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
Spring Style Skirts

In separate skirts for this spring there are many
novelties IN materials as well as styles Quite
showing of grays and tans the two spring colors.
These are seen IN fancy mixtures as well as plain
color whipcords The high grdle and use of
panels are noticeable style features Side pleats.
flaps. loops and buttons are used as trimmings.
Prices on separate skirts range $500 sos.
$3.50 and up. Mote the Extra Special offered
next week on new voile skirts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
PARRAL EDITOR ARRESTED;
Is THIRD N TWO MONTHS

Parrab Chin. Jan. 27.-For the third
time within. a period OF two Iaonths
an editor has been jailed In this city
Tomas Lizarraga Diaz. managing ed
stor of la Opinion Publicas has been
placed under arrest at the instance OF
Juan de Dios Valverde, a well known
resident Of this city. What the real
extent OF the charges are is not known,
but 1T Is said that Diaz has been wont
to express his own editorial opinion OF
some of his enemies in his newspaper
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
Watch Our Windows
for Daily Arrivals
H Kh5ts Millinery

The White House Millinery Department. Ike all
departments, t0ill be perfect in eOery detail The
departure for Net0 York this toeek Of NJ. Posener.
t0ho tDiH be in charge of this department, insmes
White House customers a selection of millinery
unsurpassed. Although the Millinery Depart
ment rOH be little late in opening, toe can assure
customers that it DM be DeH north their whiLe to
Dait and make their spring selections from White
House millinery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
Spring Kid GIoUes

Spring Kid GIoUeS
Fresh new shipments Of kid gloves await you here
Your attention Is called 20
s1.oO GLOVES
"Fownes gloves wrist length, made OF new SOFT phole
kid Come in all the staple eolors including black and
white A dependable glove al S1.O0 a pair.
$3.50 GLOVES
An extra fine quality, soft kid glove in all the best spring
shades also black and white. We also offer new suede
gloves at the price, $3.50 pair
$500 GLOVES
Black gloves glace and English made suede perfecttting
viii give the best Of service We strongly recon-
mend this glove $500 pair.
ENGLISH WALKING GLOVES
Double seam English walking gloves, heavy and light
weight in and two clasps Come in light and dark
tans This is an exclusive White House glove Special
value at $3.50 pair
LONG KID GLOVES.
Cor Evening Etc)
$500 GLOVES S1-e5
is button length white lanbskin gloves with three pearl
clasps wrist, regular $500 value; priced at S195.
FOWNES 16-BUTTON LENGTH
"Fownes English make real kid gloves suede and gace
16-button length, in black white only $3.50 pair
F0WNES 20-BUTTON LENGTH
"Fownes English make gloves, full 20-button length,
beautiful soft quality of kid sS95 pair
NEW Isle HOSE 35c PAIR
gauze weight, silk hsle full fashioned hose black
Made with double heels oes and toes garter tops Offered
regular and out Sizes at 35c per pair pair 800
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
Despite This Statement. However, Ma
dero Sends Emissary TO Talk With
Bandit CHEZ In "a I.nIr

Mexico City Jan. 27.-When report
ers visited Abraham Gonzalez, minister
or the interior. and talked with him
relative to Abraham Mariners depart
ure for Morelos, presumably to confer
with Zapata, the minister said:
only with AIausers can we treat
with Zapata. He has had his chances
for immunity from the government and
betrayed US at every turn, the Only
quarter we can give him now is death
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

san Jose, Cal. Jan. 27.-John 7us-
song, millionaire and for 90 years a
resident Of Lower California, has been
declared an undesirable citizen and ex-
cluded from the United States. Trnrni-
grafton Inspector Henry Weddle mas
received official notice from Washing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
APPEALS CASE

Earle. for nOnfuIfilment Of contract and
for the delivery OF land, decided against
plaintiff on a technioality IN county
court. has been appealed BY Mr.. Murphy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

Seattle Wash, Jan 27.-Judge John
B. Yakey, presiding at the murder trial
Of Mrs. Linda B Hazard at Port Or
chard, excused the jury yesterday
while he notified counsel in the case
that positive information Of attempts
to tamper with jurymen had come to
his attention. He said he would push
an Investigation into the matter and
put in jail any one found guilty Of the
offence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
New Lingerie
Dresses

Our display of lingerie dresses
is really remarkable for so
early IN the season. The
dresses combining heavy laces
with embroidery bands and
fiouncings are very fashion
able. Other styles use Cluny
lace. English eyelet embroid-
cry and fancy and filet nets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

A bond issue OF S1O5, 600 for the con-
structiOn OF drainage system in Cam
eron county was lately authorized at an
election recently held in that district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
Picture framing. glass, paints Mckee

ton that his ruling to that effect has
been sustained.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

C. L. BiuinEtOn. zoe Magoffin, Tel.
1883. painting, paperhanging.d decorating
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
NJ rs z.s..!..
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eLLlS


The Golden State limited from the
east due In Fl PasO at $3.50 Saturday
afternoon, viii arrive at 1880 in the
evening. Southern Pacific train num-
Der two, from the west, due in FL Paso
at BIZ IN the afternoon viii arrive at
5-s7, and Texas & Pacific train number
five from the east due to arrive in FL
Paso at SIS in the evening, viii arrive
at 1925. All other afternoon and even
ing trains OF Saturday are reported on
time.
Dr.. Otis ". Miller, formerly Of Ala
nnogordo. offices rs Canles Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

DraughOn's Business College has
moved to the Trust Bldg. Phones 1881
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

For house wiring and fixtures see
the National Telegraphone and supply
Company, 81 Nils street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
Wallpaper and Paperhanger,
GOlding, 10 South Stanton.
F'ranco-ItaIIan Incident CLOSED.

Paris, France, Jan. 27.-The Franco
Italian incident. arising from the
seizure OF the French steamers ManOu-
ba and Carthage by Italian warships,
was settled today satisfactorily to both
nations. This announcement was made
at the close Of a meeting Of the cabi-
net which, after examination, approved
the terms OF the note agreed upon by
Camille Barrere, the French ambassa-
dor at Rome, and BY the marquis d
San Guilanio. Italian minister Of for
eign affairs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

PaSteuriEed-the safe milk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

La Crosse, Wis. Jan. 27-The birth
OF a son to Mr.. and Mrs Fred SchWeig-
ert, Of La Crosse. adds me fifth gener-
aIlo INTO the family OF Mrs. Caroline
Akerman- Of Eiteryek The great
great grandmother OF the child viii
celebrate her Tooth birthday in Feb
ruary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27
DR.. Thatcher. veterinary. $40 Texas.

Or. Gerber, diseases OF women. and
electro thera peutics, SIS MiEs Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

Or. PrenflsE, diseases OF stomach ana
lntestines. Roberts-Banner Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

Ladies garments specially cleaned.
Wright.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

Have your eleetrlcal work done b.
Co" 1ls n. Stanton ST. Both phoaes.