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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

APARTMENTS.
" rooms. Woodruff" End East bet
End and Bird South, .-.........-..s2 s25 90
4 rooms. "Woodrun. End East bet.
End and 3rd South. th........... 90 90
9 rooms. "CritchlOw," 1st ave. and
i street --,..,.:,.....,,.,... 81 so
. rooms Santa Ana" md South
bet 5rd and 4th East. 90 80
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO,
Builders OF Dura bic Houses
80 South Main Street.
Phones: Boil Ex. 50: Iud- 142.
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FOR RENT-SToREROOMs

ROOMS IN BASEMENT ST. CECIIE
hotel. State ST., suitable for barrier or
clothes presscr. Apply q. 6. Holrnes.
Senlon MOTEL ff0s
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STORE ROOM: 2G9 so. W. TEN. .S1nO. 90
Store room; 372 So Main st...... 10 90
shop; ol w. Bird So...,.-....,..,... 10 90
Storage room, rear 2G ". %rd So. 10 90
l0-ln. mod, pt, fur. 6IS + So. T. Is 10
9-rfn. mod: SO 2nd East. .......,... "a 90
s-rm. mod; $50 j.. End So........ 81 90
l~rln- mod; 1SO Sth East. ...... % 90
l-rm. mod, 3h3 9Th avc....,....... 90 90
q Im. mod: :G6 T.. 9Th So....... so 90
o-rln. mod: 22t 10th East.......... 20. 10
5-rTn, mod; { Dubci avc......... 81 so
J-rm. mod; 23 Wellington ct.. 22. 20
5-rni. mod: 81 Floral ave, ,......... 20 on
S-r-m. mod: Floral ave ...,.....,.. % 90
i-rnI. mod; 2S Wellington ct....... 20 40
i-rn. mod: Sft Jefferson st........ II 90
3-rm. mod. IL Wellington ct..o..~- II 90
3-Tm. house 81 West 2rd South. %. 90
Room In Newell block ........,o--. j. 30
Barn. f"5 II. Ith So..-..-........ : 90
Office rooms, absolutely freproof. in tho
now Judge Building,
IAJLOEAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
co. Phones S2S.
yoJ1O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

s-EN. FIR. 90 TERRACE AVE. $40 90
i-Im. fr.. J6I W. Ith So. 1000
Arm. n, ~ Gale At, .....,...-...- 1000
firm. br., M So. 1st West. .... 10 90
t-rm., No. 5 Brunswick ave. ..,..... 1900
5-rru. mod. br.. sol H. 9Th So...... 1900
6-rTn. mod. br., S2I II. lst So. 30 90
6-rm. mod. br.. %&t So. w. Temple. % 90
7-rrn. mod. hr., 4J6 So. w Temple ~. 30
o -rm mod br., 11S So. tth East Is. 90
-rIn. mod. hr, 40 5rd ave. ,..... $500
1-rm. mod. br., 32o y. 3rd West 1900
Z nm. mod. br,, 157 Sth East. ..... $500
l0-rm, mod br.. i3 So, Ord Fast. 81. 90
II acres and large barn I'm city 800 200O
HOUSTON REAL. ESTATE INVEST
1iliNr CO.
351 Main Street, Phones 81
We Write Fire Insurance
Will Go On Your Bond
101yE
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FOR sALE--MISCELLANEoUs

MACHINE EXCHANGE VIZ,
sell all makes or machines ne" ana
slightly used. at lowest prices W g rem
,nd repai-. Semloh hotel 1o9 Il. 2nn S.s 90;
Bell d1O3 p-9oz
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STALE BREAD FOR SALE CHEAP At
Royal Baking. Co. stale bread depUI; deptec
c3'sS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
HOUSE CLEANING

% SlT1oSI1, monsE AND :. ca 3
~ { Cleaning Co. 1s9 f LIST sc,e,-- 20;
cleaninS I By e1perts. Both pn0a'
1856: Ind. 9i8.
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OFFICE FURNISHED COMP ,ETE.
rug. roll top. flat and typewriter
desks. filing cabinet. Hight. heat. janitor
service. So per week. Apply eO1-e Nc
Iniyre building y2s4g
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fay df % dsUKMiTuRE yt,o,,a RE, AND FuRN1ss,:
as new: viii sell all or an eooos e
,han half price. Utah rn,t part At
W. md South. Bell 4s17. ure Co,
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CLEANING AND DYEM

GhGAH4Ne <>~ --~~->
- I'd ~
SALT LAKE CLEANiNG oisf 1isf 81
ond South. Bell 3s35. mo -
MODEL CLEANING MD AN rfyl =
~ West 5rd South. Fnone- F-----------'
UTAH CLEANERS ..isS Ffsnc1
Plumes cloaned anu u,,essjng. Ban
cleaning, repairing Pre'
Ind. 1905.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
ills Possible to Reduce
Flesh Without Diet
ing or Exercise

1t is not only possible but being done
everywhere Exercise, unless carefully
superintendent By a physician ana ex-
pert Athletic Director, may easily do
a deal Of harm TO the great Overbur-
cened feshy body. The untutored tat
man ana woman determined 10 get thin
are only too likely TO overstraln their
-at encumbereu muscles by their aWk-
ward, u-adVlsed gymnastics, and so
cause nerve and muscle troubles that
may develop into something FAR worse
than a little too much flesh. same
az with dieting Starvation is GER
tainly elective II kept Up long and
faithfully enough, but il is almost GER
tain to injure the nutritive process and
so weaken the patient constitution
ally, while II IS abOminable torture, OF
course especially TO a gOod-na tured,
hlgh-lying Geshy man or woman
fortunately neither dieting nor ex-
erclstng are required OF desirabls II
one uses the right remedy for reduc-
Ing tat, and strange 70 say the rem
cay IS simple, wholesome home mix
tures the ingredients OF which are OBJ
talnable at any drug store for a few
cents This mixture IS as follows: =
o. Aarmola, p OF. Fluid Extract Cas-
cara Aromatic, 31s ozs- Peppermint
Water. and the proper amount TO take
is one teaspoOnful after meals and at
bedtime. This mixture takes the fat
OFF rapidly but naturally, so that no
wrinkles are formed and no harm is
done 10 the stomach. as is so frequently
the case with Patent" or secret ad-
vertised remedies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
Clarence Dowd Is Put Under
Arrest; barrow to Be Ar
raigned Wednesday.

Rochester, X. Y. Feb l3.-Clarenoe
= DoWd. business agent or 0dacnInists
union. local go was arrested today by
Deputy United States marshal +. o.
Veihmaun on a warrant charging hin
with Transporting dynamite from one
state 10 another at different times Ene
marshal was accomLsanled pg secret
service agent EpperSre ln OF " a6llllE 70
toni who arrived here this morning
DoWd made no comment when ar
rested He was lodged In the county
jan The warrant was Dasee On n ~
cictment returned Dy the 1eoerS1 sIal-u
Jury in Indianapolis DoWd is 90 years
otd He came TO Rochester from Mans
field. Ohio IN January
The warrant was sworn out De1oLe
United States commissioners George =
Heating Of Buffalo After longing
EoWd IN jail the deputy marshal as
appeared and all attempts 70 learn
particulars Of the arrest at the IeoeraL
building here were met with silence.
Dowd was arrested at hotel II
IS said that federal detectives have Deen
shad0Wing him for more than q week,
srriving here when he did. He has
been visitor at the rooms OF laDor
organization IL the last few days,
The warrant Il is said, has Deen mere
f0r some zine and the notification 10
serve ID came from Indianapolis today
DarrurTss ArraiEumeut Wednesday
Los Angeles. Calf FEB ls---Nla- eIlce
DarrOW win be arraigneo IN lne c9u5lLg
court tomorrow morning Hlere Ju08e
Hutton VIII name the trial Judge and
ref tie date for the trial Of Darrow.
who has been indicted on the charge OF
being connected with bribery OF two
frr~0-s in the Mcnamara dynamite trial
Earl Rogers. who was successful as
chief counsel for the defence, In clear
fng Patrick Calhoun and his associates
"a the United Railway bribery cases IN
couuectfon with the san Francisco
araft scandals. viii defend DarroW in
The coming trial This VIII be real
right" ROGERS declared TO-DAY i De
7ieve Darrovv 10 be an innocent man,
and there viii BE no milk and water
methods in this trial
Hnfmfafma Innocence
DarrOW has maintained all along that
he knows absolutely nothing about any
attempts at bribery OF other Illegal use
o. money appropriated for the Nc
lcarnara defence. and expresses conf
dence that hfs innocence viii be firmly
established when the case IS brought
70 court
The district attorneys onice has been
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
THE EFFECTIVE LAXATIVE

Tastes Like and Is Eaten Like Candy
In our experience in the handling OF
drugs and medicines, we believe we
have never had experience with any
Remedy thar gave Such seat satisfae-
ton to our customers IS do ReXall
Orderlies. This Remedy is not ike any
other laxative or cathartic- 1t contains
ali the good features of other laxatives,
but none OF their faults.
Our own faith in ReXau Orderlles
IS so strong that we offer them to YOU
with our own positive personal guar
antee, that If they do not thoroughly
satisfy you, you only need tell US and
we will hand back to you every penny
you paid us for them. Therefore, in
trying them upon our recommendation
You tale no risk whatever.
. Rexau Orderlies taste like and are
eaten like candy. They do not grippe,
cause nausea, excessive lOOseness, or
any other annoyance. They act so cas-
lily that they may be taken at any
time. day or night. They are part!cu-
larry good for children, aged, or deli
cate persons. They are put up In con-
venient tablets in three sizes Of pack
ages. Prices, Zoe. 25c, and soc
Remember, ReXau Remedies can be
obtained IN this community only at
our store-The Rexall Store. Kelly &
Pollard. Peoples Drug Store, S2T San
Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
DECIDE TO TIE UP
NATIONS COAL MINES
Representatives Of 100000
English Miners Affirm
Strike Order
Strike Ordel

London. England, Feb IA confer
ence Of representatives OF 500 600 min
ers in the United Kingdom. held in
London today, confirmed the decision
rescued during the recent ballot to
bring about a national stoppage OF
work in the coal mines on February %,
unless in the meantime the mine owners
accept the principle Of minimum
wage for all men and boys employed
underground
Upwards OF 10000 Golfers employed
in the mines in Derbyshire this morn
ing handed In their notices to quit
wrok, and By February Is all the men
employed in the mines throughout the
country viii have followed suit
There Is stiu, however, a cOnsidera-
bic body OF opinion that a way out OF
the difficulty viii be found before eX-
treme measures are taken.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
HOME RULE" AND VOTES FOR The
WOMEN STIR UP ENGLISH POLITICS
viii Be Momentous Prob
lens in Parliament Which
Convenes Wednesday.

London, England, Feb. 13.-On the eve
Of the opening session Of parliament,
which convenes for the first time IN
1912 tomorrow morning, speculation IS
rife as TO what action VIII be taken on
the big problem now agitating all OF
Britain
VIII women get the right to vote2
VIII Ireland be given home rule, and
does she want the system Of self-gOvern-
ment that Great Britain Is willing TO
grant? These are the questions that
dred and one different ways.
are being asked and answered in hun
dred and one different ways
Members OF parliament have been
flOcking into London from all quarters
d15rino the last week. and much of the
time since their arrival has been spent
in lodging members Of the suffrage So
cieties.
woman suffrage" and home rule
have been discussed with more interest
and debated and fought over with more
bitterness during the last two weeks
than ever before. and all England IS
brea,thlesslv awaiting the results OF what
are expected to be two OF the most stub
born parliamentary struggles IN history.
The cabinet has been split into two
factions over the suffrage question, and
the members Of the santis." under the
leadership of premier AsquIth, have an
nomnced their intention OF crushing any
attempt on the part Of Lloyd George
OF his adheTents to secure votes Tor
women.
LLOYD George viii present his bill Tor
suffrage nthe house Of commons under
the gulise of an amendment to the re-
form bill. and this little piece OF parma
mentarv ingenuity is looked upon as the
lighted fuse which will end IN an eX-
plosion of bombastic opposition by the
premier and his followers.
tHome Rule an Issue.
The fight for and against home rule
will probably sJupass the suffrage pat
tie in bitterness. and although the bill,
which viii be introduced BY premier As
ouith, is not looked upon with entire
favor by the supporters OF the nome
rule" movement, they viii fight TO have
it passed with a view to getting greater
privileges later on The projected Dill
is said to call for the establishment OF
a parliament. in Dublin, which VIII nave
dull control Of excise and customs, with
a provision insuing free trade between
England and Ireland The bill also gives
Ireland an imperial subsidy OF SlO,OOO;-
600 annually. for Is years. after which
time a contribution based on percent
age Of Ireland's revenues wall be made
to the imperial exuhequer. The Oil Il
said to provide for an Irish parliament
consisting Of two houses. but it will have
no control over the navy, army, militia
foreign policy, coinage, military camps,
dock vards or lighting of coasts. It VIII
be forbidden to establish OF endow any
religion or to impose any disability OF
70 confer any benefits on account OF re-
llglous belief, or TO appropriate any puD-
lie revenues for any religious purposes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13

ton of the route problem, and securing
your share of travel"
Mr.. Bul1ey said in conclusion that they
could have as many side trips TO the
Grand Canyon and other places OF IN
berest as they desired. but that the main
line must be through FL PasO, Demlng,
LOrdsburg. Douglas and on west.
Silver CIty's Advantages.
". S. Cox, of Silver City, spoke OF
the beauties and advantages Of Silver
City as a side trip from this main route.
Frank R Coon. of LOrdsburg, briefly
reclted road conditions in the vicinity OF
his town. The only bad piece OF road III
the LOrdsbUrg section, declared Mr.. Com,
WAS now being graded up and put IN ilrst
class condition.
c. II. Lester, Of WatertOwn, s. D., who
has made the trip from his home town
to Deming in an auto twice, gave his ex-
perieDce with the road. He declared that
the Santa Fe trail is one Of the greatest
auto roads IN the country.
Following the line Of the Rock Island
in a general way across the Panhandle
Of Oklahoma and into Texas, he found
good roads all the way. From Amarillo
to PlainFisw snd on to AlamOgoUdo, by
way of Roswell, he found the roads IN
good condition except for the Mescalero
sands, which Mr.. Lester unders lands,
the people OF Roswell have already got
the money raised for repairing.
Euom Roswell, Mr.. Lester took the
Lincoln stage road to Hondo, watch Is
good road, but on a slight grade up 70
the Sacramento mountains. He praised
the scenery OF these mountains, pro-
nouncing II among the finest IN Amer
lea He went through Tularosa, and
fnom there to FL Paso over a good road
Mr.. Lester says that the route outlined
is perfectly feasible
Would Cost but Little.
Mr.. MeTiWeatheT, assistant state engl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
CHURCHILL AND
THE KING CONFER
Affairs Of State Discussed
by Political Leaders
of England.

T,ondon England. Feb. 13.-King
George presided this morning q
meeting Of the prtTy COUNCIL the lis
that has been held since his return
TRe king approved Of the speehc
from the throne. whcsa IS to be read
at the opening Of parliament tomoF-
Prior TO the assembling Of the coun-
ell the king had an audience OF an hour
and a half with WINSTON spencer
Churchill, the first lord OF the adml-
rally. II Is understood that Mr.
Churchill gave explanations to his mai
esty Of the notable changes which the
admiralty has effected during the alb
sence of the king from England and
which his majesty is reported not to
have altogether approved.
After the council king George re
ceived viscount Haldane, secretary for
war in order 10 hear a personal report
OF his visit TO Berlin The report IS
revived today that viscOunt Haldane
viii shortly vacate the war office and
be succeeded BY Col. John Edward
Bernard Seely, member Of parliament
for the ukeston division OF Derby
shire and under-secretary for war.
The changes made at the admiralty
under the administration OF Winston
Spencer Churchill viii at an early date
be the subject Of questions in the house
Of commons.
The session. which opens tomorrow,
PROMISES 70 De nOmeALOls one on
account OF three important measures
home rule, the observation-disclosures Of
the Welsh church, and manhood suf-
frage-an Of which the government is
pledged to carry through. Any one Of
these measures would a few years ago
have been considered ample work for
the whole session.
An autumn session is assured and
many al-night sittings viii be neces-
sary IN order to complete the legislative
task before December. unless something
occurs in the meantime 20 bring about
a general election, which the Union
lists are already forecasting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
- cARELEss eRocER
BIundered. ana Great Good Came Of

BIundered. and Great Good Came Of 1t
A careless grocer left the wrong
package al a Michigan home one day
and thereby brought great blessing
70 the household
Two years ego ] was a sufferer
from stomach trouble. so acute that
the effort to digest ordinary food gave
dltiOn Of such extreme nervousness
-hat 7 could not be left alone I
thought I should certainly become in
sane 7 was so reduced in flesh that
eton The doctors failed 20 give me
relief and 7 despaired Of recovery
-Cne day our groceryman LETT a
uaalrage OF Grape-Nuts food By mis-
take. SO 7 tried some for dinner I
was surprised to find that IL satisfied
my appetite and gave me no distress
whatever TIE next meal / ate Of Il
AGAIN and to be brief, / have lived for
the past year almost exclusively on
EraDe-Nuts- 1t has proved to be
most healthful and apDetlzing food,
perfectly adapted to the requirements
Of my systeln-
gested and assimilated, but 7 Ind that
since T have been using II 1 am abe
10 eat anything else my appetite ran
cles without trouble from indigestion
The stomach trouble and nervousness
have left me, have regaineo my
plumpness and my views OF lie are no
longer despondent and gloomy
other members Of my family. espe-
ciaHv my husband. lWhose old enemy,
the heartburn, has been vanQuisheo)
have also derived great benefit from
the use OF Grape-Nurs food and we
think no morning meal complete win
out it, Name given bY Postum Co,
Battle Greek, Mich.
There's a reason and II is ex-
planned I'm the little book. ''The Road
20 Welrille.' in pigs
Ever read the above letter. new
one appears from time 10 time. They
are genuine, true and full of human
Interest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
ECZEMA CURED IN 70 TO so DAYS

ECZEMA CURED IN 70 TO so DAYS,
The Paris Medicine Co.. 1924 Pine
Street, St Louis, No, manufacturers OF
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic and Laxa-
tive BrOmO Quinine, have q new and
wonderful discovery, GROVES SA-
MARE CUTS, which they guarantee TO
cure any case OF ECZEMA, no matter
Of how long standing. in 10 to 80 days,
and viii refund money II Il falls 4.ais
ointment is perfectly clean and does
not stain II your druggist hasn't it.
send US SOC. in postage stamps and It
viii be sent By mail After using the
treatment, II you are not entirely sat
isfied, notify US. and we VIII immedi-
ately refund your money. Any drug
gist win tell you that we viii do ex-
actly what we say.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
DEMING AND MIMBRES VALLEY
ALL YEAR BOROERLAN0 INK" AUTO ROUTE IS
ENDORSED At THE DEMING GOOD ROADS MEETING

neer, asked concerning the amount OF
money which would be required to put
San Miguel hill IN first class condition,
! stated that it would require from $500
I to $1,000.
J. ". Phillips and C. L. Hubbard, eoun-
tY commissioners OF luna county, each
declared that the county funds. for that
purpose would be made to accomplish
everything possible.
DR.. R. c. Hoffman emphasized the
desirabilitv of the southern route. noting
the tact that the Elephant Butte dam
would be an even greater attraction Tor
sightseers than the Roosevelt dam He
declared that ,Iuarez. Mexico, was also
a drawing card for the southern route
Y. S. Hills, secretary of the Demlng
chamber of commerce, outlined some
practical suggestions.
Clifton Sends Greetings.
Chairman R. G. Hoffman read a tele-
gram from the Clifton chamber OF com
merce inviting those present to visit
Clifton, 'ithe most substantial mining
town of the sOut invest. second largest
Drodzrcer Of copper IN Arizona, also Mo
renci. the only city of 5000 population
in the United States without a street.
with its wonderful mines and awe-in-
spring incline" The CliftOnites Offered
to send a pilot car to meet them az
Lordsburg.
An answer was deferred until the pdA "
reaches Silver City today.
Dr.. Cary Arrives.
AT this iuncbure Dr.. French 5. Cary,
president of the Automobile club OF Fl
Paso. arrived on a delayed train He
stated. that an automobile, as bad as the
mad WAS To FL PasO. Ought to be able
to heat the S. P.is time He reported a
conversation which ne had had with
president joy of tine Packard COMPANY
in which Mr.. Joy declared himself once
and for all without reservation for the
The matter of the San Miguel hill was
then directly put Up 70 FL PasO by H.
II. Kelly. of Deming, and the meeting
received the unofficial assurance IRON j.
d. Bukey, secretary Of the FL PaSo Au-
tomobile club. that FL PasO would take
care Of this bugaboo. If Deming would
take care of the road west Of the hill.
he was amply assured Of Deming.s readI-
ness to take care Of this end OF the road
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13

has ng to render great educational readers The Herald
with Mr. Haskin handle, ITSELF
DON output OF ms valuable book for the Fl Paso district Cur the Cou
SIX
cover the
without in nd
mas in
m 0 an authority; Illustrated photographs
LOT ~ that it printed large.
na IN an attractive durable value
act quickly if a copy
Save Of Herald
oHee first floor, FL PasO and
Each Book by Nail Fifteen Cents % Postage
Rsttan made BY pooice express money
der We responsible letters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
500 Reward. SIOO.

that there Is az least one dreaded dsssss that science
has been able 70 cure n al lts stages and that IS
Catarrn HANS Catarrh Cure Is the only positive
cure now known to the rnedieal Fraternity Catsrrh
being constitutional disease requires constitu-
tonal treatment Halls Catarh cure IS taken IN
ternally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. thereby destroying tbs
foundation Of the disease and giving the patient
strength By building Up the constitution and assist
Ing nature IN doing It's work The proprietors hava
50 much faith n rs curative powers that they oneE
one Hundred Dollars for any case that 70 fails -
cure. Send for list OF testimonials
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo o.
Gold 5v all Druggists. &c
Take Halls Family Pills for constitution
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
aRRANeE PLAN no SELL

FnODD CEEtS To AI-AAS "
New York y. " Feb ia commit
tee Of financial men has formulated an
agreement with stock and bon6holders
Of the Producers Oil company of Tex
as TO receive stock and bonds of the
Producers company with the purpose
of effecting a sale or transfer OF these
securities 70 the Texas company. The
committee is given full power to dis
pose Of deposited securities 10 the Tex
al company after so per cent Of the
outstanding capital stock Of the Pro
ducers' Oil company is deposited.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
MEN on PREsBYTERIAN

CHURCH TO HAVE SUPPER
The mems supper at the First Pres
byterian church viii be held Tuesday
evening at o'clock. An effort is be-
ing made to have 100 men present at
the supper, which viii be served by the
women Of the church IN the basement
Of the Boulevard Presbyterian church.
A list OF twO-minute talks has been
prepared by the men Of the church and
a number of musical numbers and
stunts viii be given during the eve
ming The supper viii begin at s o'clock
and will end promptly at s o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-13
SHOW HOW PACKERS
FIXED MEAT PRICES

Chicago. H., Feb. 13.-Telegrams
sent from the Chicago office to Swift
Snd company's eastern representatives
In 1910 which. the government de-
ciares' show that the selling prices OF
dressed beef were fixed by the test
cost and maring system and indicate
shipments were curtailed. were read
10 the jury in the packers trial today,