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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS FOR BABIES Washington Bank Has Original Cus-
 tom for Children of Employees

From the St. Louis Republic.
 Washington.--Evsry baby born to an employe of the National Savings and Trust company starts life with bank account. The baby opens It's account with the bank when it Is one day old, and for 1-day-old subscribers the Washington institution holds the rec ord. Seven subscribers of this age have been secured to the bank within the last eight years
 Tho custom bids fair to Do handed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
Retnrt

From the Louisville Herald.
 Angry Father-See here! wish you'd muzzle your dog at night; its keeps my baby awake.
 Irate Neighbor-Well, I was just go- ing to ask you to muzzle your baby; 1t howls so that my dog can't sleep at night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02

till one team has won four. c. B. Owens is to be the National league umpire and T II. Connolly is picked for the American league.
 Fifty-one players are eligible to play in the games.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
MT. Ringling!

Birmingham big, busy Birmingham gives you the glad hand
 You have brought great show to this Imperial City; the greatest show on earth 8 You have much to shoW-everybody loves circus-- everybody remembers Ringings! But you and your 4OOO have much to see. As long as you remain in the South you will never see another city like this You are used to seeing cfoWds-take a good look at the background as, you parade by. Never such chance again before you go in winter quarters
 You are in the city of the Greatest Store South! It is the opportunity for your women. Suits dresses hats furs everything they will need to wear on their autumn tour-On their winters rest. The Big Store (there is only one in Birmngham) invites the Ringing Organization to the Greatest Style Show South!
 Welcome 10 Loveman, Joseph X Loeb's
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
Paris Bourse Is Agitated

Paris BOurse IS Agltated
 Paris. October 1.-Reports on the Bal kan situation of a pessimistic charact@ resulted in an agitated opening on the bourse today. The whole list steadily de- clined, but the bulls succeeded in steady ing the market temporarily. Renewed offerings. however. caused weak close.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
Orpheum-Vaudeville

George Wilson. one of the original min- strel men of the country. presents a monologue at the Orpheum this week, which is rich in comedy. filled with everything that Is original and delivered in the inimitablc manner which has made MT. Wilson one of the foremost minstrel men for many years It is scream and the audiences are enjoying 1t immensely There are four other acts on the bill. and each is a winner. including Barleys Dogs; the Lavine-Cmeron trio. acrobats and comedians.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
ASSETS ARE PLACED AT S4,895,l94.51. Appraisers Report on South
 ern Iron and Steel THE GADSDEN PLANT Was Placed at s2,263,00O, Being the Largest Item on List-Prob-
 ably Will Be Basis of
 Stockholders Sale
THE GADSDEN PLANT

The committee of appraisers appointed by Judge B. H. Dryer to value the prop critics of the Southern Iron and Steel company, bankrupt, filed It's report yes- terday. The valuation placed by the com mittee, including all assets of the com pany. was s4;Ss5. 194 51. The committee con sisted of A. H. Carpenter, ". s. Lowell and John II, Adams. They visited the various operations of the company and made a minute examination of all exist ing equipment, stocks and cash, as well as tho industrial properties.
 The steel plant and rolling mill at Gads den, Including equipment. was valued at $2 263,00o. which was the largest item of value reported by the committee.
 The full report follows:
 Steel plant and rolling mill at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02

The report of the appraisers will be the basis upon which the bondholdors will more than likely take over the property from the stockholders It Is expected that the referee in bankruptcy will take action on the report soon, whsreupon it will be referred to Judge W. I. Grubb. who appointed the present trustee. James Bowron.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
The Goose Girl' at Biiou

Into the land of fairy tales, where the goose girl turns out to be princess and marries the king she loved as humble vintnsr, and where the princess turns out to be mot a princess and can marry audiences are being ca-ned this week at the Bijou. where the splendid production of The Goose Girl'' Is to be seen with very capable cast. many of whom were here last season. There is a. matinee Thursday and Saturday. and performances every night this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02

Yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock near the commissary at Woodward, Aessie Porter, negro. stabbed Ester
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS
Al c. Field

Tonight and tomorrow night and mati- nee Thursday Al G. Fields Greater Min streis will hold the boards at the Jeff ferson theatre. Large audiences are as- sured.
 The Atlanta Georgian says:
 The minstrel is really an extrava- ganza. with the usual lack of plot of ex- travaganzas. It opens on a hotel plaza setting. and the time is supposed to be the night before the Ormond Beach auto races Here the guests are the singers and the fun-makers are the walters and the bell boys are the chorus"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02

Services are being held each c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02

Simpson, another negro, in the throat with a knife which severed the jugular vein, death occurring almost instantly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18
REVOLUTION QUIETS
LOCAL POLITICIANS
As Result Of the Trouble in
Mexico, Politics Is
Inactive Here.

Pascual OrozcO deserves a vote OF
. thanks from certain Ell PasOans be-
cause he started that evolutionary ball
rolling down in Chihuahua for he has
saved them many dollars. The cam
paign in Mexico has cast a shadow
over the political campaign in FL Paso
and many sfmoleons are still resting
in the Golfers Of the politicians as a
result
The campaign between the ring and
sthe anti ring which was born short
~ before poll tax paying time mas re-
tired to its country home 10 rest d
% bile. Politicians are working, OF
course. but only in a quiet manner ana
the real fireworks VIII not start IN
til the ricnth of June, Just about 81
DAYS n- maybe 90 days before the
It costs money to conduct a cam
pafen " neither il be a revolution OF
the bullet or one Of cne ballot and the
men who are conducting the ballot
campaigh In II 9asO are happy that
they have reen given more time 70
Drcpare for their little war here.
Attention has been taken away from
the poi-tical same here BY the acl
ivities in McSIc,. and so long as Oroz-
co continues catching and shooting
federals. J FasC viii turn It's newsy
eye in that direction ana ignore the
''} Ti,,ys,'er. eeperal Joseph NJ Nealon.
an old Campaigner and Speechmaker'
has returned from Phoenix, Ariz-,
where he has teen spending several
months and expects to enter the lists
soon. This viii mean the beginning
of a 7sordv war that will worry the
men who oppose him for the district
judgesHlp- an
Nealon has been reported in III
health He denies il most strenuous
Nv erd locks nsle and hearty. His OPP
Donents have made some capital out
OF MS absence from the scene OF act
ivities hut he has come to re1ute the
statements and Is ready 70 snow lHaI
he is as eood fighter as ever.
Joe is irish and he came back TO II
Paso To celebrate Saint Patrick's day
in Fl PasO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18
MAN SHOT IN HEAD:
TWO PERSONS HELD
Man and Woman Are Placed
Under Arrest-Injured
Man Nav Die.

Porfirio Lopez, % years Of age. re-
siding at Hill and Seventh streets. lies
at the county hospital unconscious with
a bullet wound in his right temple
In company with Jesus Ureta a
cousin who resides at Second and Stan
ton streets, he was standing in A. B c.
alley talking to Antonio Rfvas a
Mexican woman, Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock, when someone shot through the
glass door, the bullet striking him in
the temple. He was removed to the 20
lice station, where DR.. F. W. Lynch
dressed his wounds and ordered him re-
moved to the county hospital. He has
not regained consciousness since the
time he was shot and has but a slim
chance OF recovery.
Ureta and the Rivas woman are held
by the police pending an Investigation
or the shooting, they having been found
Dy the police in the room with Lopez
aIter- the shooting. The former saws
that he and Lopez. who is his cousin
had been drinking and they went
through the alley, which is between
FIRST, Second. Oregon and Broadway
me door was standing ajar and Lone
was talking TO the woman. Ureta
standing some distance away when the
shot was fired.
The woman declines to discuss the
case and insists that there was no ore
IN the room with her.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18
NEW THEATER rs
NOW SUGGESTED
Owners Of Ell PasO Theater
Say . 1t Would Not
Paw. However.

Because half of FL Paso could not
see Elsie Janis in her great musical
comedy stunts Saturday night, there
is discussion of a project for build
ing a new theater just to give Elsie
a big reception when she comes back
she can come back-next- season.
Alderman 5. Blumenthal is the boost
er chief OF the new theater movement
He was discussing his plans for new
theater building between acts Satur-
day night in the foyer Of the FL Paso
theater. He had no knock against the
FL PasO or manager Howard Fogg
His kick was against the condition
Of affairs which made 1t Impossible
for half the population of q large ana
growing city over which he presided
as second assistant mayor to see such
a scream as Elsie Janis, sloppy and
the other slim and less slim prlnceSses
A fireproof theater that would hold
all Of the theater going people OF the
city would cost little more than a small
Ter one, the alderman argued, and 1t
would be but a little more expensive
to operate. Then when an attraction
extraordinary like Miss Janis came
floating through this particular realm
of reason, she could play to twice as
many, her manager would have twice
as many ducats in his strong box
manager Fogg would have more money
pigs for his valley ranch, and all FL
Paso would have a chance TO see the
wonderfully talented little actress
But there is another side to the the
alter situation. as others see it. The
rent would be higher for q bigger the
alter and there are very few occasions
in a season when every body is not able
to get seats. The present. Fl Paso
theSter has never been a paying propo-
sition to the owners. With another
one here, neither would pay unless
conditions changed considerably, real
estate men say.
Robert Silberberg, one Of the stock
holders in the FL Paso theater, says;
THE theater does not pay dividends
and the stockholders have only lately
been called upon to pay an assessment
upon the property
Manager Fogg says. "The FL PasO
theater is usually large enough; it is
seldom filled with people, and the
Janis performance is the only one this
season in which anybody had TO be
turned away"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18
DAILY RECORD



Northeast corner Missouri and Ii
PasO streets. S HOrsley and wife ID
Fl PasO Lodge A. r. and A. A. lots
4S to 46, block /, Satterthwafte addf-
ton; consideration S2S,00O; March G.
1912
Wyoming street, between Octavia and
Noble streets-H p. Luethy and wife
to Robert A. Martin. lots and 9. block
10, Franklin Heights addition. COrrec-
tlon deed. March IA. 1912 Robert a
Martin to Fannie H. Carter Bali, above
property; consideration $1,000; March
u. 1912.
North Oregon street. between River
and Cliff streets-Arthur Ball and wife
TO Robert A Martin. lots IS 10 and 20.
and south s feet Of lot II. block 2S
Alexander addition; consideration $500:
March IS. 1912
Ange street. between Nevada and
California streets-Isabel Conway TO 3.
C. Miller. west feet lot 8. all OF lot 4
and east 3 feet of lot 3. block go.
Pierce Finley addition, March 8, 1912
Mobile street, between Russell and
Lowell streets-LOnne II. Qualls and
wife to II. II. McCOrd. lots u to 20.
block 81. Altura Park addition; consid-
Grafton $40; March i, 1919.
Frankfort street between Russell and
Lowell Streets L kinsey to H II
McCord. lots II and u. block 40 AItura
Park addition; consideration $40 March
u, 1912.
Courchesne street between Nashville
and Mobile streets-W. A. Mcdonald and
wife to H. H. AIcCOrd, lots "a to 25.
block 81. Altura Park addition; con-
sideration $40; March -, 1872.
Richmond street, between Martinez
and Courchesne treets-Frank Sinclair
and wife to H. II. McCord, lots 3 and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18
ACQUITTED
BY THE SECOND JURY
Second Case Against Tula-
rosa Banker Then Taken
Up at AlamOgordO.

Tularosa. n. NJ, March 1S.-The al
legged embezzlement cases filed by for
mer travelling auditor John JOerns
against H. S. Holloway, cashier Of the
Citizens State bank of Tularosa, were
heard in Alamogordo. The jury for the
first case. involving $500, was com
pIeted at 8 o'clock Monday night Sa6
the matter was turned over to it and
after the jury had disagreed new panel
was sworn in and brought IN verdict
OF acquittal.
The other case, involving Che $500
lost at the time of the hOld-up, was i'm
mediately taken up and many witnesses
were called from Iularosa wednesday
afternoon Latest reports we're to the
effect that the case would get to the
Jury last night.
Fat Briscoe is home from AlamOgOrdo,
where he went on business.
R. S. Cornell is home from Alamo
gordo, where he went to attend court
Mrs. f. A. BriscOe. who has been very
sick. is able to be up.
VIM. Messman IS home from Alamo
gordo, where he has been attending
court.
The Home Mission society was enter
tanned BY Mrs. Eda Hastings Those
present were: Mrs. T. B. Meek, Mrs.
Laura Miller, Mrs. 1. W. Lentz, Mrs.
Eda Hastings and Miss DarcOo Cooper.
Frank Murphy and family are ex-
pected to leave shortly Tor California
where they viii make their home.
P. S. SIttOn has left for Waco, lex
10 D '11S d A PCI,s-O- Is here from Albu-
Asa Powell has left for the Flying
H ranch to work for some time
DR.. j. R. HorseI has returned from
Alamogordo, where he has been attend
ing court.
a. Pedria was very seriously hurt at
Carrizozo. He was caught in the wheel
of his wagon while trying TO stop ms
team lust as the rope broke ana the
hav fell upon him. his shoulder IS
broken and three ribs are broken. bis
head is also hurt They. brought nm
here from CarrizozO to his home on
isaac Otto is putting out an orchard
on his homestead west of town Frank
Murphy and Charlie Croan are doing the
Some of the young people of the town
gave a surprise party at the nome OF
win Sanders is home from Alamo
oordo. where he has been attending
court.
Mrs. Ida Roberts is here from Oscura,
looking after her town property.
George HYDE IS at home from Alamo
gordo, where he has been to attend
court
Jack Maxwell is here from Fred Cros-
bv's cattle ranch at Three Rivers, to
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
W Maxwell
Miss Marguerite Reagon gave birth
day anniversary party at her home,
three miles lwest Of town. Everyone en-
loved a fine time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18
THIRTY TWO TRUE
BILLS ARE FOUND
5rand Jury Piles Up Work
For the Court; Melon
G7.o7-O,.c, O7.o.o,,1-,o
Growers Organize.

PortaIes. n. n. March 18.-The
grand jury has made its final
report and has been discharged, hav-
ing been in session nine days. It re-
ported % true bills and three no bills.
This has placed so much work on the
docket that IT viii be impossible to
complete the work during this term.
Bob Eakin. indicted last September
on a charge Of larceny OF cattle, was
found not guilty rnomas H. Henley.
indicted in March on a charge of asL
sault with q deadly weapon, has been
found by the 5ury TO be not guilty.
Hugh POlin. against whom two charges
of burglary had been brought, pleaded
guilty.
J. B. Crawford. A. B. Austin and
A Beeman have been appointed az
jury commission.
Arrangements have been completed
with Crutchfield and Voolfolk for the
handling Of the cantalOupe crOp TO be
grown in the POrtales valley for a
term of years. The cantalOupe grow
ers VIII incorporate so that the com
pany may handle the crops on a bust
ness basis A meeting of the direct
Ors OF the company, Messrs. Rogers.
was held and W c. Jackson was elect
ed president and r. COnnally secre-
tary.
The Philathea-B araca class held its
business meeting at the home OF Mrs.
A. A. Williams. After a short busi-
ness session a pleasant evening was
passed in games and contests after
which refreshments were served. Only
members Of the class were present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18
SLIGHT RAN AT PLATEAU.

Plateau, Tex, MATCH I8--EnOuBn
rain fell here last week to settle the
dust. and even that much was well
coined by everyone
Mrs c. NJ. Fitzsimmons, who was
hurt by fall is no better. having lost
all use Of her entire body
Walter Jackson has been sick for the
past few days.
Mrs ". C Driggers has as her Wis
itors Mrs Grover Dunlap. Of Allamores
and Airs. Johnson. Of san MARITIME.
J. H. Leaveu has returned from Ell
Paso.
E l. Jones was in Kent on business
TOyah.
f. Graham, from QuintO is visiting
friends here.
H r Richburg has returned from
Pecos. His mother is much improved.
She had a stroke of paralysis.
Miss Kathleen Zuehl is at Van Horn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18
GOVERNMENT SENDS
FISH TO PLAINVIEW

piainviev. Tex March Isl n.
Slaton. the pioneer irrigationisJ Of the
Plainview country. has received from
the government hatchery at san Mar
COS. a large shipment Of crappie, which
ne will place in tanks fed from wells
The craDpie is an excellent food fish
native to the Mississippi and its trib-
utaries. and the government is par
ticularlv Interested in learning wheth-
or or not they viii do well in the
water from the 1000 0O0 gallons per
day irrigation wells Of the Plains The
crappie is q handsome fish, notified
green against an olive shining body
and attains a length of y inches when
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18
SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL
gE1E THE CAnVTV

SEE AllEa LALAN ~ Al r ElE4Ea
Through the courtesy Of the manage
ment of the carnival to be given soon
the FL PasO branch Of the International
Sunshine society extends an invitation
to all the school children of FL PasO TO
attend the opening of the carnival on
Saturday. March %. free of charge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18
BAR COMMITTEE WILL
STILL SET ALL CASES
Lawyers Vote Down Proposition To
Have Judges Set the Cases and
Abolish the Old Method.

Lawyers Vote Down Proposition To
Have Judges Set the Cases and
Abolish the Old Method.
Monday morning, an effort to aboIlsn
the custom Of the bar committee set
ting cases in the FL PasO courts was
defeated almost unanimously. The mo-
ton was made by Maury Kemp. second
ed by John l. Dyer, for the purpose OF
getting ii to a vote
Four members of the bar committee,
w H Burgess, T. A -FalVey. Peyton F.
Edwards and J. A Buckler, resigned as
members Of the committee and a mo-
ton was adopted to the erect thaI the
committee composed of W. b Ware,
J. H NcBroom and Jos. T. sweeney,
appointed TO revise the rules, should act
in conjunction with judges A n
WsIthall and J. r Harper, and J. NJ
Gorgfn and W N. COldWell. Of the bar
committee. in setting cases until the
revising committee shall make Its re-
mort This committee VIII De assisted
bv P. F Edwards, Of the old COM
mittee-
During tbs arguments on the proposal
TO abolish he bar COMMITTEES, zach
Cobb said: I move that, it is the sense
of this meeting that the courts are TOO
crowded and we need another district
court" This motion was never pre-
scented. as the previous motion OF Kemp
was before the members Of the par ana
was acted on 49,,
S. P. Weisiger and Robert T. NELL
opposed the proposition to have the
judges set cases. on the ground that II
would work to the detriment OF prac-
tice at the FL PasO bar, conditions De
ing different here than elsewhere
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18

&, block q, Altura Park addition; con-
sideratiOn $40, March u. 1912
Licensed to Wed
Louis NJ Glazer and Kizlah r. Aer-
rift.
Francisco suarez and Luz Alvarez
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18
TO BOOST FOR THE
BIG AUTO HIGHWAY
Smoker at the Chamber of
Commerce on Wednes-
daY Evening.
ne Is Wednesdav -.

The time is Wednesday evening the
chamber Of commerce BUILDING The
place, and the girl-wen, she is fo he
left at home that one single time 50
the announcements Of the Auto club
smoker say.
The smoker is being planned to boost
the ocean to ocean highway nroiect
by which all of the joy WAGONS viii
come through FL Paso en- route from
the east to the Pacific coast and vice
versa
The officers sign themselves yours
for placing FL PasO on the route The
motion viii be made unanimous at the
meeting Wednesday evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18

a pain ID the side OF pack that
catches yoh when you Strengthen up
calls for . ubbing application Of BAL
IARD'S SNOW ITNTNENT. 1t relaxes
the contracted muscles and permits or
binary body motion without suffering
or fncOnven fence. Price csc. soc and
s1.0O per bO tile. Sold nv Scott White
& Co., three stores.
Fun measure IL soutbwestern Fuel Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18
THE BIJOU.

The program at the Bijou tonight
will be one of particular interest to
people Of this section as it shows the
president signing the Arizona state
hood bill a picture containing many
views OF the president and Mrs. Taft's
life in the white house.
Love and Tears" described as a very
interesting Lubin drama; The Diamond
s Ranch" a picture Of cowboy life and
pastime, will also be shown for the last
time tonight. The latter picture caused
much favorable comment last night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18
TO SEEK A NEW
COURT FOR CITY
So Much Litigation Is Filed
that Such Plan Is Con
sidered Seriously.

From March II. 1911, to March a.
1912. there were Gas cases filed in the
two district courts Of FL PasO county,
an average of almost two day
Members of the local bar are arguing
that it is impossible to try all these
cases during one year and therefore an
other district court should be estao-
ushed in this county.
It IS very probable that with the cree
tfon of the new wing TO the courthouse,
a strenuous effort to secure another
court viii be made at the next session
of the state legislature.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18
SCHOOL OF MINES STUDENTS
VISIT Fl. PaS0 s,rr-

Nine students of the New Mexico
School OF Mines came down Saturday
to visit the FL Paso smelling works as
a part Of their course in metallurgy.
They were accompanied by John II.
Graham, master OF mining and metal
lurgy OF the college. The party returned
sunday night.
Fan measure at southwestsrn Fusl CO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18
WHAT MAKEe

IlttIe-"H ardup bought his VIE a
machine"
Tattle-"T Touring, talking. sewing. or
washing Judge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18

Fun measure at southwestern Fuel co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-18

Fun measuF9 at Southwestern Fuel Co,
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