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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
BISBEE CONSTABLE FALLS INTO
WELL AND FINDS MAN He SEEKS

! county may be divided in an amicable
manner. A y. Smith. of Pearce; H A
Morgan and Tom Fulghum, Of Wilcox,
were In the city sounding the sentiment
OF the district on the matter and LETT
In the afternoon for Douglas on a sim
liar mission Mr. Fulghum stated that
( the reason the northern part of the
county was advocating county division
was that the tax valuation Of that part
Of the county was small compared with
the southern end and that their tax
rate would be lower II the county were
divided. He denied that any Of those
now advocating the division were seek
ing political plums-
The proposed removal Of the county
courthouse from Tombstone is a pO-
tential issue in county affairs at pres
ent and II has bearing on the county
division proposition. The plan Of the
diVisiOnists Of the north would leave
Bisbee- Warren. Tombstone and Douglas
In the southern county and their court
house removal proposition would be
made more acute than ever. Tombstone
viii fight to keep the courthouse, and
the three other cities named are after
it, The people of the northern end
have sensed the fight and, according TO
Mr.. Fulghum. they want to stand out
from under before il comes. The Will
cox man said that If the majority Of
the people opposed the division, it
would be dropped. but Bisbee people
do not expect any such laydOWn, as
the fight has been long time brew
ing.
United States attorney J. E Morrison
has received a telegram from Judge
William Morrow. of san Francisco. Of
the federal bench, telling him that
Judge William II. Hunt, a member Of
the court Of commerce at Washington
D. c., ana a United States circuit Judge,
viii arrived at Phoenix today and open
the first session Of the Arizona district
federal court.
The case Of the Arizona Insurance
agency against the city Of Bisbee. an
application for an Injunction, has been
decided in favor of the plaintiffs. but
the city viii ask for an arrest Of judg-
ment and a new trial and If that is de-
MED. the case will be appealed to the
state supreme court. The Arizona In
sUrance agency and other Bisbee in
surance agents. who are plaintiffs in
the suit are being backed by the Pa
cific board of underwriters. The suit
was brought TO obtain an Injunction TO
prevent the city from collecting q IL
cense from the fire insurance agents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
MOOSE LODGE TO
BUILD FINE HOME
Local Order Plans a 100000
Structure in
FL PasO.

The FL Paso lodge of the Loyal Order
of Moose proposes to commence work
soon on a $4,000 home in this city. add
ing another handsome structure to the
lodge homes in this city.
For the purpose of constructing the
new building, $4,000 has been promised
by the national organization, provided
the membership, which now approaches
500. is increased by 200 before the end
of the present week. 1t Is claimed that
this viii be done and that three local
members have pledged $4,000 toward
the new building If this is done. The
balance required for the construction of
the new home VIII be borrowed in local
circles
The location of the new home has not
been decided upon. but it Will probably
be somewhere in the downtown district
for the accommodation of members.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
CANALS AT Stafford
ARE RUNNING FULL
Five Hundred People Hear
Socialist Woman Lee
ture: Boy Injured

Stafford. Ariz. April 15=Canals are
running fun again and the farmers are
backward spring viii undoubtedly de-
lay the first cutting Of alfalfs at least
TWO weeks, which viii be a dead loss,
as five or six crops are generally cut
every year. and the last one about
thanksgiving or later will be light
ana total loss of thousands of dol
lars IN TINS section alone must occur.
F. l. Ginter Joseph Alder and Phil
Merrill each purchased new 80 horse
power auto last week. They are beau
ties and handsome additions to the
valley cars
over 500 persons were present in
Brlers hall to hear the lecture OF Miss
Anna Maley, the socialist speaker.
Mrs J. S Abbott entertained at auc-
tion bridge in honor of her sister. Mrs
wilson. Of Los Angeles Mrs. J. y
StrattOn, Mrs. Chas. solomon and Miss
Anglia Robinson won highest honors
About go guests We're present
Mr. and Mrs. Chambers entertained
Judge and Mrs r. ). Nave of Globe.
Misses AkesSOn. Riley and Mason.
three OF Safford's teachers, entertained
d number Of friends at Wnist.
X J. Young has been appointed emil
grafton commissioner for Graham
county
The nina year old son Of Horace
Gardner net with a serious accident
when he fell off a heavily loaded
over him, breaking his collar bone and
otherwise hruislng him.
business meeting Of the chamber
Of commerce was held at Brlers hall
Mrs Ida Remington died Friday at
the home Of her father, Tom himbalL
at Thatcher. Twins born last week
sI-vive her. Mr.. Remington is in wy
Oming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Kirkland, VIII
HOuck and VIII Branch motored 70
Bowie and back sunday.
Nj and Mrs Roberts have arrived
from West Virginia and viii make their
home here. Mrs. Roberts is sister OF
Mrs Dave Angle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver Brier left for
Douglas Saturday morning to attend
the annual grand lodge netting OF the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs- They are
both past noble grands Of the Stafford
lodges.
Miss Maud Appel who has been in
charge of the fourth grade Of Stafford
public schools, has resigned on account
of III health. and left for her home I'm
Illinois by way Of Phoenix, where she
viii spend a while recruiting her ner-
vous energy Miss Ira Mclaughlin has
heen appointed TO ill the vacant posi-
ton.
Twins were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John COrder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
TWO INJURED IN
AN AUTO WRECK
Fogg Ruins Own Car to Pre-
vent Striking Women in
an Electric Car.

Z. H Duffy sustained a broken collar
bone and Miss Nellie Wright was cut
about the chest and sustained a severe
injury to her spine, when Howard Fogg's
Z. NJ F. automobile turned over on the
county road near the ostrich farm Sun
day afternoon.
Dir. FOgg, who was driving, and Ben
Baker, who was also IN the car at the
time, were uninJUred.
The accident was due to, the soft earth
beside the paved roadway.
81 was driving at about Is miles an
hour, said Fogg this morning, when !
saw an electric car ahead of me in the
center of the road, going in my direc-
ton, and a wagon on the left side OF
the road coming towards me. There was
ample room Tor me to pass the electTic
and for the electric TO pass the wagon
without moving out of its course. so
speeded mp my car to about 20 or %
, miles an hour and started around to the
right OF the electric. which was perfect
ly proper. according to the rules of the
road However, Just as 1 turned ont,
the woman driving the electric. also
turned TO the right. turning directly in
front OF me To prevent striking the cleo
the, and lnluring the woman. [ threw
] succeeded IN passing the electric car
in safety. but in attempting to get back
onto the paving after I swerved around
the electric car, my machine skidded
and turned over on its side, into the
ditch
Notwithstanding that the accident
wrenched the tire from one front wheel
OF Fogg's car and broke several spOkes.
also smashed the windshield. the radia-
tor bonnet and one side of the car. the
owner was able to come back to FL PasO
under his own power, after the machine
had been righted.
En- route to the city he met a party of
automobiles and one of the women
asked seriously: "Have YOU had an acct
dentf"
Fogg replied: NO. madam. the rebels
dvnamited a bridge awhile ago while [
was on it, The woman thought it such
a terrible outrage that she wanted the
American troops to cross right over the
river.
Another inquisitive person whom FOgg
met on the way in and who asked the
same foolish question: Have YOU had
an accident got the following an
swer: IT was only climbing a tree after
some mistletoe. when the car lost its
footing and fell"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
SACK RIFLED
AT CORONA STATISN

Corona, n NJ, april 15-A United
States mail sack. which was hung on
crane No. 4. here for the limited train.
was rifled before the train arrived. The
mail sack was cut open and the letters
scattered and some Of them opened. It
is not known how much Of value the
thief obtained.
W. r. Beatty. who mas been spending
a few days here visiting friends and rel
atlves. has returned TO Vaughn
Bob Borne has completed his telephone
line to Holloway. y. NJ, nine miles south
of here
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Swaford Hol-
comb. son. Mother and babe arc do
ing we'll
One of the worst wind and ssndstOrms
ever known in this country terminated
iu a binding snowstOrm with a heavy
fall ln the temperature. a heavy freeze
and plenty of ice.
Mis- Calhe Thompson entertained AZ
cards Those present were; Misses Mae
and Dora Clements. Ila Simpson. Boil
ReniN. Donnie Franks, Mrs Stewart
Mrs. Simpson; Messrs. A. J. jenkins Bert
ReniN. Emmett Davidson and Joe SimD-
SON. Refreshments were served.
Jess jenkins. of Dalhart, Tex. CANA
to receive his steer vearlings. contracted
for last fail bv his brother Lon Jenkins
Bob Borne has returned to Duran. \
NJ, after testing his phone line from her.
to Holloway, n. NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
BANTE.s INFERNO At AIRDOME

Dante's Inferno. Described by man
I'm the moving picture art viii be
shown at the Airdome for one fun
week beginning tonight This most
marvellous set of pictures Sitlvely
cost over 500 600 to produce. 1t is in
five separate reels. and Mr. Fogg says
it is without doubt the peer of all
pictures so far manufactured. The
show viii start promptly at $50 and
viii last about an hour and 40 minutes
Prices. adults 25C. children 15c. Rev
Miles Hanson viii lecture or the sub
jscts on Friday night. The picture
iuterprets every detail Of this wonder
ful picture
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
Constable Is Uninjured, but
Unexpected Prisoner Is
Knocked Unconscious.

Bisbee. Ariz.. April 15.-COnstable
Chas \. Thomas, while looking for Fe-
Xix Gomez. who was wanted on a charge
Of wife beating. fell into well and
landed on the man for whom he was
looking. The officer was not injured.
but the Mexican was rendered uncon-
scious, but later revived. With the ex-
ception Of a thorough drenching, the Of
ficer was unhurt.
Swede Killed by Fail
Adolph anderson. a Swede. fell from
wall 10 feet high and was instantly
killed. his head being crushed by strtk-
ing against a rock at the base OF the
wall. The wall was y feet from An
dersOn's room at a rooming house The
cOrOner's jury returned NerdlcJ OF &C
cidental death Anderson leaves three
sisters. all residents of the district.
". J. Rand. Clarence Rand. Sid Hum
phreys and n. +. Newell, Of III Paso,
passed through Bisbee in an automobile
en- route to Los Angeles over the Dor
derland route of the transcOntne entail
highway They stopped only long
enough TO get the machine well oiled
and left for Tucson, the next stop The
trip 10 Bisbee was made without Sc
ri5ls accident At Tucson they viii re-
port to the automobile club on the con-
dition Of the road between Bisoee and
that city.
left for New York. whence they viii
sail on April Is on the Hamburg
American liner Moltke for Naples,
Italy. They viii spend several months
touring Europe. Mr.. Sherman is super
iutendent Of the Copper Queen Mining
company
Work For County Division.
The plans of the county divisionists
or Wilcox and the northern end Of the
county viii be placed before the War
ren district commercial club next
Wednesday night in the hope that the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
CENSUS FIGURES ON
Ell PASO COUNTY
Farm Valuations, Averages
and Other Data Gather
ed bv Government.

Washington. D C.. April 15.-The
federal census bureau has recently is
sued its final report on agriculture in
Texas, by counties The report shows
IL many ways that FL PasO county
has made rapid progress in developing
its vast agricultural resources during
the past decade.
A statement relating &c the more
significant facts along this line Of in
dustry follows:
The population OF FL Paso county is
$3.50. an increase OF 27.1I3 or 111.3
percent over 1900 The state as
whole made a gain Of as percent
five times as great a gain as the en-
tire state during the past decade
The total land area In FL PasG
county is 5.911,S40 acres 2.340.S29
acres OF which are In farm lands. Dur
ing the past 10 years 1882 acres OF
land have been improved. making the
total improved farm lands 1919
acres, an increase OF 1861 percent.
There are IN all 669 farms IN the coun-
" ranging from three 10 1000 acres
and over. Of which 235 are In the lat
ter class.
The total value OF all farm property
In the county Is S1S.115.94S. an Increase
or SlOZbt,OSs or $500 percent over
1900, subdivided as follows
Lara 90. o. s D 0. 063. 91 8.
Buildings .-- Ala T25
lmprovem'ts and machinery 49, 37
domestic animals .-.------ 2.A55.358
The average value Of land per acre
Is $3.50. an Increase Of sass. or 213.g
percent. over 1900.
There are SCI farms stocked with
domestic animals. the value of which
Is S2.44A. 55S. classified G fo1IOr-s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
Man Adrift in Balloon.

COssonay. Switzerland, April 15.-The
Swiss Aero clubs balloon, St. GOthard,
is somewhere above the clouds with a
man aboard who is totally ignorant OF
handling the aerial craft The balloon
was returning from a fight with a pilot
and three passengers During an at
tempt to land the basket was blown
against a rock by a wind gust and the
pilot and two OF the pasengerss thrown
out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
TAG DAY AND MOTHERS
DAY TO BE OBSERVED

Tag day and Mothers day are coming
soon. Mayor Kelly viii soon issue a
proclamation calling for the observance
of these days. The first of them. Y. W.
c. A. tag day, viii be on May /
Mothers day viii be observed on Sun
day, May Z. according to a proclama-
ton issued by governor o. B. Colquitt
On that day each man viii wear the
favorite flower of his mother and the
governor has also requested that all
wear small American flags on their
eoars.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
RESULTS TELL
There Can BE No Doubt About the Re,
suits in FL PasO.

AulLG IN IL EaA0s
Results tell the tale.
All doubt is removed.
The testimony Of an Ell PasO citizen
Can be easily investigated
What better proof can be had2
Mrs. l. Griner. of FL PasO. Tex. says
we use DOan's Kidney Pills in our
family whenever we need kidney
medicine It gives me the greatest
pleasure TO confirm the public state
ment ] gave in their favor some years
ago. 7 have induced many people to
Use this preparation and they have al
" avs come back TO thank me for do
ing So 7 consider it a duty TO tell
how effective DOan's Kidney Pills had
been after doctors had failed One
Of our relatives was so that there was
no hope for him as he was a victim OF
kidney complaint DOan's Kidney
Pills. however, saved his life and this
person is now healthy
For sale BIZ all dealers Price 50 cents.
FOster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
Ell PASO MILITIAMEN TO
TAKE PART IN MANEUVERS

FL Paso militiameu viii attend the
militia en"ampment at Alexandria, La
on July /. at which time members of
militia companies from Texas Arkansas.
Mississippi. Louisiana and Oklahoma viii
also take part In the maneuvCrs.
Capt. Wallace Downing. IN command
of the local company. Is endeavoring
to recruit company * up to the full
standard of 20 men there now being IS
members Downing viii attend the an
nual state rifle shoot at Camp Mabry,
Tex, on May
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15

owners. ISL operated by ten
ants, and g are operated by manaE gers
Two hundred and fifty farms are
without mortgage debt 254 are with
mortgage debt and one farm has no
mortgage report.
The color and nativity or the farm
ers in the county are as follows Ma
tive white, 535; foreign born white,
1870. negro. g.
The acreage and principal crops ars
ps follows:
Hay -..-. -S.1Q6 acres
Alfalfa 6. 451 acres
Prairie grass .... 54l acres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
LAS CRUCES HOTEL
is TO COST S35, 600
VIII Be Built Soon and Is
to Have 40 Guest
Rooms.

The office Of The Herald for Las
Cruces is IN the Robinson Drug
Store, The Quality Store" This
firm viii deliver The Herald each
night at the regular rate OF 90 cents
a month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
TWO ALLEGED DESERTERS
A Dbl Gin Nv CHI nL-LL--

AhhLo Id b LIII ELECTIVES
Fleetwood A Hynes. giving the name
OF James Ryan. and Harry Hinton. Civ
ing the name of Smell were arrested by
city detective Joe Hausinger Sunday
and delivered to the authorities at Fort
Bliss on charges of deserving from the
third cavalry at Sanderson. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
DAILY RECORD
Deeds Filed.


Southwest corner Stevens avenue
end Tularosa street-East FL PasO
Town Co. to Eugene Weiss, lots a to
Il block SIS East FL PasO. COnsidera-
ton 1925 May 26. 1910
West Boulevard-C o. Coffin to
Amanda del Campo. lot and south Is
feet lot 2 block 6 Satterthwaite' addi-
ton Consideration $500. April u,
Nations Acreage. H Nations and
w. II. Austin to Eugene Weiss, lot I
block is. Consideration $50 July
2S 1903
streets-Francis L Clark and Leigh
Clark TO Charles N. GoOch, north / foot
lot I, all lot 2, south s feet lot 8 block
lei Campbell addition Consideration
s4.500- April y, 1912
The Island. san Elizario-Regis
Plancher to Is. l. LyfOrd and F. l. De
Shazo, two tracts, one containing 1874
acres, and another 1912 acres Con-
sideratiOn S2,iI3-70. Feb. H. 1917
The Island. san ElRario-John L
Dyer to II. W. Broaddus ct ais, seven
twelfths interest I'm 1857 acres IN
WingO reserve. Consideration S2S'-
3I4.I5- April - 1912
Fort Boulevard. between Park ave
rue and Ord street, NJ BranSon and
wife to Leslie Reed. part of block 81
Grandyiew addition Consideration
Fl Paso county-J. W. Neal to T. H.
Ninson, east One-haf section 10 block
S.; public school lands. Consideration
]. n Shepherd to J. D. Jobe. east
one-half section Is block s.: public
school land Consideration S44e Oct
Q. 1911 s. D. lobe TO j. w Neal.
above property. Consideration 81.
Jan. %, 1911.
Licensed TO We'd
Harry RichIey and Bette Wilborg.
Abraham Hunkle and Nora W est
Bfrfhs-BOya.
To Mrs Luis Aldana, 81 santa
street April 3.
Girls.
To Mrs. Frederick a. Ward Bassett
flats March %.
To Mrs. NJ r. Coffman. 1920 Myrtle
avenue. March 25.
Dr. +. c. Prentiss viii leave Monday
night for Washington, d. c.. on a bust
ness trip. He viii return April IS.
w W. Reed. district engineer of the
q =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15

A valuable dressing for flesh wound,
burns. scalds old sores, rash. cbaFsf
skin. is BILLIARDS. SNOW LTNTNTESN-STS
it is both healing and antiseptic P-ios
Csc. soc and 800 per bottle Sold 6,.
Scott White a Co. three stores.
The commissioners Of Abilene b,,-.
ordered an election to be held No,
to determine the issuance of bonds -
the amount Of $1,000 to be use5 -
purchasing additional fire equiDD9a-,-.
and for the building Of a crematorZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15

Dr. +. c. Prentiss viii leave Monday
night for Washington. d. c.. on a bust
ness trip. He viii return April IS.
w W. Reed. district engineer of the
reclamation service. VIII leave this even
ing for Carlsbad. n. ". on business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-15
LIcensed Id Wed-

To Mrs Frederick A. Ward, Bassett
flats March 25
To Mrs NJ. r. Coffman. 1920 Myrtle
avenue March %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-12

seam will ldDk crooked when worn.
Some persons are not aware OF this, and
think the seam should be seen the whole
length when the sleeve is laid fiat upon
the table.
In stitching the seams on the machine
take care not to stitch through the ba St
ing. but go just outside or inside or the
bastinS threads will be very difficult to
remove. To finish at the wrist take a
narrow strip of crinoline and slip it into
the sleeve. Basic in position. leaving a
margin of sleeve to turn over the crino-
line. Do this while the sleeve is on the
outside. Now turn inside out and face
with bias strip of the material silk.
The result will be a perfectly smooth fit,
while If the sleeve is turned to put in
the stirfening it will surely draw.
To sew in the sleeve correctly draw on
the arm, getting the elbow at the right
point, and pin the top of the sleeve to
Gates the location Of the inner seam. but
sometimes when this is followed the
sleeve will not set right 1t should then
be moved as common sense dictates,
either above or below the notch on the
pattern.
Never be in a hurry to cut out the
armhole. 1t may feel little tight when
first tried on. but it must be remembered
that after the sleeve is sewn in the arm
hole will measure an inch SO more
than at first. The armhole should be
snug but neither tight nor loose il the
sleeve Is to be success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-12
Little Stories for Bedtime


grass replied Jerry Muskrat as he start
ed to swim to where the alders grow
beside the laughing brook. There he
found Peter Rabbit sitting on the bank.
Hello. Peter Rabbit" said Jerry Musk
rat, as he began cutting young alder
he started to carry them over to where
he was building his new house.
Pretty soon Jerry was back in the alder
thicket for another load and there he
found the incest the very incest kind OF
surprise Can You guess what it was?
1t was great bundle of alder shoots all
ready for him to push across the Smiling
Pool. Yes, sir. there they We're, and there
was Peter Rabbit grinning and cutting
more. Jerry Muskrat was so surprised
he could hardly believe his own eyes,
and he actually suffered as he asked:
''Wha-wha-what does this mean. Peter
Rabbit Peter grinned more broadly
than ever as he replied:
1T means that l want to help build
that new house. Jerry Muskrat, and l am
going to cut all the alder shoots you
need
Jerry Muskrat thanked Peter Rabbit
and swan off with the alder shoots.
Pretty soon he needed some willow shoots.
When he reached the place where the
willows grew he found another surprise
the incest bundle of willow shoots, all
cut. and Johnny Chuck cutting more.
You can't have all the fun to your
self building your own house.: cried
Johnny Chuck. his eyes sparkling.
And so it was that everybody tried to
lend hand. Even Danny Meadow Mouse
cut bulrushes. and Billy Mink and Little
house. My! my! my. such busy time
In the Smiling Pool. And it was hard to
tell who was happiest, Jerry Muskrat or
those who were helping him.