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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
WIFE GETS COURT ORDER
To SUE FOR SEPAR ALTON

New York. Oct. 14-COunseI for Mrs.
Katherine Ketcham Blake who re-
Gently sued her husband. DR.. Joseph A
Blake, prominent New York surgeon.
for separation, received a supreme
court order today permitting them to
file a complaint
Mrs. Mackay was served with papers
In the suit some time ago, but it was
not until today that the matter came
up
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
GERMAN CITIZEN RELEASED
D. FEDERALs A MAZATLAN

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. IA wire
less message from Mazatlan, Mexico,
announced today the release by Next
can federals of Frederick Jebson, of
this city, who has been held for a
fortnight. No details were given.
JebsOn, a German citizen, and head
of the JebsOn line of steamers oper-
ating out of this port. was arrested in
GuaymaS and later taken to Mazatlan
on a Mexican WarShip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
Asst DISTRICT COURT.
NJ WruV46-H nsHs

Walter Shores ct al VS.. Perry Carol
et al, suit for specific performance and
damages; filed
E. A. VESSEL VS.. A. T. & s. F. Rv. Co.
sonal injuries: filed.
Pitman Cattle Co. vs. FL Paso &
southwestern Ry. ct ais. suit for $500
damages to cattle shipment: filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
VILLAS 5000 MEN
LEAVE TORREON

Washington, D. c. Oct. 14.-'COnsti-
tutionalist' juntas all along the border
were reporting to their headquarters
here today that their general, PanchO
Villa, had left TOreon with 5000 men
and considerable artillery, to move on
SaltillO or Monterey and that a large
force under Blanco had left MatamOras,
moving westward to join him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
MAN ARRESTED AT HOSPITAL, ON
CHARGE MADE At nLEs aRIZ

H S. Peterson, city marshal of Mesa.
AriZ, is here for r. E. CoIebank. said
to be wanted at Mesa on a charge of
forging a S1450 check. Colebank was
arrested by the city detectives at Hotel
Dieu, where il is said he was in train
ing to become a nurse. The man had
only been here a few days when ne
was arrested Mr.. Peterson expects to
leave Wednesday with Colebanl1 for
Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
w. a. O'CONNOR GETS THE


Phoenix. Ariz.. oct. 14-Governor
Hunt today appointed ". A. O'Connor,
of Nogales, superior judge of Santa
Cruz county. succeeding Frank Duffy.
resigned The appoIntee is a brother
of J. E O'Connor. superior judge of
Pinal county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
DEATHS AND BURIALs
MRS. LUCIA DEHIA

The funeral of Mrs. Lucia Dieh1, wife
of Andrew Diehl. who died Sunday will
be held Wednesday at p. m, from the
Chapel at sos Texas street Mr.. Diehl
is manager of Weaver's drug store.
Mrs. DiehI was 3S years of age. Sur
viving her, besides her husband, are
her father. J d. Soper, AlamogOrdo, n.
NJ; a brother. Allen Z. SOper, Colorado,
Tex; a sister, Mrs Helen McDougaI,
Denver. Colo; a son by a former mar
rage Donald Shelf, Colorado, Tex.
They viii all be here to attend the
funeral Interment viii be in the Ma
Sonic cemeferN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
b. q. MANsFIELD.

E c. Mansfield, aged IS, died Tues
day morning at a local hospital. Mr..
Mansfield was a single man and leaves
q brother, r. c. Mansfield. Funeral
arrangements will be made later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
MRS. LuCIA nIEHL.

The funeral services of Mrs Lucia
Diehl- wife of Andrew Diehl, will be
held Wednesday afternoon at 2:SO from
the chapel at sos Texas street Inter
ment will be in Masonic cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
WINNING TEAM TO
BE GIVEN DINNER
Golf Game for E9'The Eats" 10 To Be
Played Sunday at the Country
Club; Players Selected.

Golf for the eats viii be played Sun
day at the Country club. A dinner
match has been announced by the
greens committee with sheriff 2. J. Ed
wards and J. G. Wilmarth as captains
Of the opposing teams. The team which
loses the match will buy the dinners
for the winning team. The scores made
in this friendly match Will be cOnsid
cred in the makeup of the Ell PasO team
to play the Douglas team here on the
following Saturday and Sunday
The lineup of the two teams, with
the opposing players opposite each 9TH
er is:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
INSPECTOR WI. $. HTGHEs RESIGNS

Mounted inspector w. s. Hughes. of
the customs service. has offered his
resignation to customs collector Il. L.
CObbs. effective Nov l. His place will
be taken by Dudley White. q Texas
ranger under Capt. John Hughes. and
recommended by him as a splendid
peace officer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
FAIL TO CATCH MURDER SUSPEC1

Burlington, Ia, Oct. 14-Aftsr an all
night search IN the bottom lands near
here, the local police officers at noon
today had failed TO capture a negro said
to bear the description of the man want
ed bv the Chicago police for the murder
of Miss Ida LeegsOn, the artist The
negro has been surrounded by posse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
SPENCER INCREASES
HIS LIST OF CRIMES

Chicago. Ill, Oct. 14-Henry Spencer,
who has confessed to a score of muir
ders, today added the admission of
another killing to his long list Of
crimes and declared that he had OBJ
tanned large sums on forged checks in
Chicago, St Louis and other cities.
Spencer was asked If he had ever
killed negro. He replied:
Yes, 1 banged one on the head with
a hammer in an alley back of saloon
at South State and West Polk streets
a couple of years ago"
The prisoner told the police that in
rObbing a house he always looked for
a bank or check book as he regarded
them as valuable assets in his line of
business.
= used to cash a lot of checks" he
said I would go into the best store
in town. make a small purchase and
give one Of these checks in payment
and pocket the change. I cashed a. lot
of these checks in Chicago, St Louis
and other cities"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14

=. : .. Eyiars Presiding.
Chon Sierra. charged with theft;
complaint filed.
LeandrO Lopez, charged with carrv-
ing pistol; complaint filed.
Jesus MarinO. charged with carrying
a pistol; complaint filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
JUSTICES COURTS.
F. y. ETcCIfutOcyx Presfdfn-

r y. MeClintOck. Presiding.
Herald News company vs. o. c. Biz
Ter. attachment: filed
J. }. Murphy. Presiding.
CHARLES Owen. charged with attempt
at subornatiOn of perjury; held to
grand jury in sum or $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
THREE ARE ARRESTED.

Leo Symes, Otto Davis and H. Block
were dOcketed at the police station
Monday night on a charge of riding
bicycles on which no light was burn
ing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
s4TH DISTRICT COURT.

= =. WdAeI- TTeSidInE.
j. NJ Lewis ct al VS.. o. C Bixler ct
al suit on notes and foreclosure of
chattel mortgage: filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
FOSS AGAIN ENTERS THE
RACE FOR GOVERHORSHIP

Boston, Mass, Oct 14.-GoVernor
Eugene n. Foss. Of Massachusetts,
three times elected as a DemoeEH& filed
nomination papers as an independents
candidate for reelection TO-DAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
NEW ExrREss RATES VIII
RECOME EEEECTTEE

Washington, D. c.. oct. 1.-THE new
express rates. recently prescribed by
the interstate commerce commission,
will become effective on Dec. I, in
stead of tomorrow 4 request that the
scale be revised was refused
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
ELEVEN DEATHS IN JU4REz

According to the health report filed
with United States consul Edwards i'm
.Iparez there We're eleven deaths in
Juarez last week, one of which vas
caused by tuberculosis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
BUILDING NEW FIVE

DR.. H L Allison, who moved here
recently from Shreveport, La, is hav-
ing a modern, five room bungalow
erected on Bliss street in Alta Vista.
The house will cost $500 when COM
pleted. The plans were drawn by S. E.
Patton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14

Try a % cent want ad IL the Fl Pasc
Sunday Herald Many replies Phone
115 or 116 up to o'clock Saturday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
SPECIAL DISTRICT COURT.
COUNTY. CnrRr

-NefNANB AESNAuAnSr
NJ. q Williams VS.. II. G. Williams
suit on account; on trial.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14
THE COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Dan ". Jackson, Presiding.
United States against lose Diaz To-
PEE, smuggling $3.50 worth of Ola
lnonds; found guilty and sentence
postponed
United States against Sam Oldham
ahu randolph Reynolds, charged with
having struggled stock in their ms
session; on trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14

4 diseases are given and the answers
should apply to any case of similar ma
Those wishing further advice free.
may address DR.. Lewis Baker, College
| Building, Conege-Ellwood streets,
1 Dayton, o., enclosing self-addressed,
| stamped envelope for reply. Full name
I and address must be given, but only
initials or fictitious name viii be used
/ in my answers The prescriptions can
be filled at any weD-stocked drug
store Any druggist can order or
\ wholesaler.
them to all who are aenemic, thin,
wasting nervous and debidtated. +
| recommend that you begin their use at
once and continue regularly until
your system Is able to assimilate the
will grow plump and have plenty OF
red blood, with color in your complex
ion bright and sparkling eyes Of
health
sick NJ G." writes: I have been af-'
fected for some moths with rheuma-i
tiSm and have taken much medicine in
vain Please give prescription that
Answer: The most efficient prescrip-.
ton I have ever given for rheuma-
tism is: IOdfde of potassium 2 drains.
sodium Salicylate, I drains; wine OF
sence cardiol, ] OF; comp. fluid balm
wort o.; and syrup sarSaparilla
comp, Ozs- Mix and take a teaspOOnfuI
meal time and at bedtime
'Farmwife" writes: You once rec
commended a homemade cOugh-Syrup.
I tried it and found it the best cough
and cold syrup that / ever heard of. It
was so prompt in relieving the severesr
coughs and colds and a pint bottle
made at home lasted so long that
have forgotten the ingredients. Kindly
publish again"
Answer: The splendid laxative home
made cough syrup is made by mixing
a Y OF. bottle of concentrated essence
menthO-laxene with homemade
sugar syrup Directions on the bot
lie tells how to make and use. 1t is
fine, cheap remedy
johnson" writes: & am bothered
greatly with indigestion. Things I like
TO eat nearly always cause a heavy
lll-at-ease feeling in my stomach and
my breath is bad, while I am nerv
sleep"
Answer: A very excellent treatment
which is widely prescribed for its
gradual curative action as well as the
instant relief it affords. is tablets
tr1opeptlne, packed in sealed cartons.
Take a pink tablet after breakfast.
white tablet otter dinner and blue tablet
after supper. Continue and the curative
agencies should soon restore natural
digestion
Mrs. NJ. G." writes: 7 am recover
ing from long Illness nut am very
weak, nervous, sleepless and have lit
tie appetite Can you give me good
tonic restorative treatment"
AnsT er: Have the following pre-
scriptiOn filled and take a teaspoon
full before meals: Syrup of hypophOs-
phites comp. Ozs-, tincture cadOmene
comp. L or, mot cardamOn). Mix and
shake well before using. This is a
fine nerve tonic and system tonic for
old and young.
John R. Nc. asks. Don't you think
it is wise to take medicine TO reduce
my weight? I weight about 55 pounds
too much"
and effective flesh-reducer
is sold in sealed tubes with
full directions for home use It is
called 5-grain arbOlOne tablets ana
any well stocked pharmacy can sup
ply them They are essentially good.
acknowledgements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14

them to all who are aenemic, thin.
wasting nervous and debilitated. I.
recommend that you begin their use att
once and continue regularly until
your system is able to asSimilate the
fatty elements of your food; then you
will grow plump and have plenty OF
red blood, with color in your complex
ion bright and sparkling eyes of {
he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-14

John r. Nc. asks: Don't you think
it is wise to take medicine TO reduce
my weight? I weight about So pounds
much
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-09
TRUST LEGISLATION IMPENDING.

There much discussion OF the advantages
mcrca enterprises Cooperation theory that has
put into completely successful operation Developed highest
perfection becomes monopoly and monopoly sinful
cratic and the the sherman la the
u modern civilization is possible separate cooperation
competition. Neither is possible draw hard
between baneul and beneficial masqueading
under the guise of n cooperative union
Brazil controls It's coffee and thereby price
that the world must pay That yaor-
achievement in that the of greatest
American nations has compelled cooperation the part
citizens TO limit The amount Of coffee that they labor union
compels cooperation lis members the end
smmes of its p9dpckied shall pay the highest price
The labor union recognized benefcent institution
make product doorknpb little better than
They get together and control their output volume quality
and That cooperation but If their
large that am the world has buy their doorknob
90 bdckto hsT upenny nail driven frame that
trust dooriob would be stones
even it made its product cheaper Mr. Ultimate
than the price of ten-penny nail.
In the popular imagination being size Bra
zs national coffee marvellous financial achievement en-
tona lines and absolutely legitimate farmers organization
limit the acreage OF cotton TO market receives all
and backing that governments state and national lend
ward the objects sought better the produce
But the doplknob trust becomes political abomnation 1t inn
possible to draw line of denarcation between compe
tion and benefcent cooperation.
The Democratic ahead when they auncb
their program OF usbusting legislation
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-09
,JARRErT,s uNMANLy HESITATION

The recent infamous decision of the civil
renate detective bureau official ackno lodged bv his
own counsel had been the custom of absacng spending money
from the sums seized evidence gambling
yZed the initiative of Sheriff Jarrett
the extent that he hesates discharge another
ing hs caught him redhanded but the expects
t sheriff to do his duty whatever the For
tins reason there is wonder abroad that Hebron
still on the active list drawing backing up
OF ms speors McDufe and Kee because guilty
OF one OF the ofeses openly charged him to
remain IN the police while if explanation he himself
makes OF the affair be the truth places HIM deserves
summary dismissal as official unfit for a police
The report made to the sheriff forcbv seized
and carried bicycle from repair shop where was being
h until the charges for paid was done
by obon and another officer who showed the shopeeper
side and warned him that they police The bcvce
had been left for repair by Hebron brother refused 70
pay the bill.
Hobrons explanation the sheriff recognized the
wheel believed had been stolen his and seized it ac
cordingiy " "
Now Hebron either used his police power practically rob
h repair man. or he violated the trust reposed him by
man whom he believed to be either thief
property to remain at liberty If he did the should prose
cued II he did the second he should be fred
III Jarrett not acting honestly community Keeping
him on the force
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-09
THE PASSING HOUR.

The Maui Ns complains electric light company of
that beautiful little city shuts down its plant
clock IN the morning but after ALL should the Waiuans
pan They all ought to be in bed before
ing That is no hour to be needing lights
Montreal Gazette: 1t stated in the Quebec legislature on
tuesday that the salaries school
average Sl63 year This small in itself and by
what rs pad to like public
years ago however hat places in province
was bhrey 800 The upft can beley.
ed VIII be maintained Also it has itself
bill has been introduced congress name asking
Tor S23OOO TO make portion of deficiency the
my construction fund According advces
ton there is little possibility that the bill will past
me fuDberSlamplnoducton II to be hoped that
but the economy hook going be used unsparngy
ana NE Honolulu item with at Washington back
pPpqpS among the first be dragged slaughtered
olou" needs more hrbor Spaee docks and better
hoes more paved streets, electric railway Pail
better water system These few of the big
be Developed 20 take ~ the increased that
coming pur way IN and after 1919 There many minor
he ms fy 10 Keep pace with events must have large
hfh o hang The little The Pail and the koonu
81 oahu romps" scenic asset that nnequaled IN Oh the world
Thousands vii come enjoy Ia the decade Honolulu viii
BE- hn intermediate port ~ call for hundreds Of anspachc
.hia before 1870 whore accommodate today Why not
~En early and gr eady 10 take ~ the visitors that
my 90 500 usf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-09
BUILDING OF NEW INDUSTRIES

1t may be treadbare repetition say that many years are re-
for the first time in considerable volume the demon
strate this fact.
being shipped from California packed in fifty pound
There no finer substitute for cranbee wnerseason
For making pastries pies Jams and iele rosee occu
pies place the biloffare that is all its own
Rose introduced Hawaii ten years ago by the Ia
wai Agricultural Experiment Station Seed was distributed ali
plants for When the put ON the local
markets, however, it would sell
In California the making of not quite so much
fad has been in Hawaii Farmers up the Coast tried
kept growing until they had made uorat i
the funny thing about it that they
make their start from the Hawaii Experiment Stations!
Now hat California shipping roSee to Honolulu buy it,
because anything that California YOU know
The other industry that Hawaii had anything to do
with but Of The Advertisers staff d-winer
now Dng offered for sale in the local Chinese
"Cassabas.
melon that has been long cultivated in southwest
en siberia 1t smoosinned round obong grows
all summer and absolutely nebe when frost comes
the melons are harvested and stored in cool dry along
luscious decaey favored fruit that by considered
perlor TO the Rocky Ford contcloupe.
The winter melon seed together description its aua
methods OF cultivation and habit of growth Washing
ton ny ~ Explorer y e employ Of the Section of Seed aud Plant
As II Introduction from Of Central Asia the
seed was sent for trial to the Colorado Utah Wyoming Expert.
De similar TO those of the country Of origin Crops grown
when the Ca'saba melon pui the markets purchasers
regretted H. out ~ California there farmers declined
recognized failure and they kept eyerangy al IT, growing Cas-.
baS ana experimenting with the methods Of rprnng fruit in
Shipments Ah ilae 10 the eastern markets m increnno
quantity More fban three thousand calools caSsals were
/ sHL too
The point 10 be- emphasized al new industries take long
lgp n Hawai- eight yrs ago Nevertheless someoue con.
s,ls lho moro pr1hl ~ shipping lhs FRUIT 10 Honolulu from
'Nwwmcous wore hooed ~ ~ pipfrrd" By the prrs Of
n 'gu h ga,s oFo bu he spseogloeoal ralpays are
- SLIP he lol eop Of rassabas % mnrr ai hus doyri
lAA4LA fp' musk melon m January prfY good raing
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-09
FOR TIE aaoon PILLOWS.

one pf ihs phccs ~ the Mahhui CHRISTMAS Tree s give
srungcs ~ he city ne opportunity " patakng IT e greatest
Boy of fh season MAT o swing for the purpose making
happy. IN several 81 The cities Of The mainland there what ia
khbwn The Good Fellow semorganzed system
whereby the good fellows the who do something
FOR somebody aud have The money but do not know
one N need enabled chip fund bring Christmas
cheer 10 little crppe the babies Of the sm the children
who have expect the Claus who brings
such wonderful Things the children of the rich will find their
humble homes MI good fellow Christmas spends his
in the effort 20 be happy lie "opens wine he looks upon
spending and good cheer and he knew Of family in distress,
child who might wake Christmas morning and find that
he had been forgotten he Would cheruy elbow himself in their
behalf lie is good fellow
The Mahni Christmas s partly
give the good fellows of the community help make
Christmas day day of the good fellows the
chance hF really looking for 10 do something for the they
of the committee and the they call upon
the city TO find those who in need of call from Santa
Claus They the highways the byways poorest
back the valleys and down the flats wherever
they find child who poorer
child to the Malihn Christmas Tree they furnish
Christmas treat for fifteen hundred children of all naonates
and all religions Out of this number there undoubtedly
two ont of three the for whom Mahin Christ
Tree furnished The would
well worth while If made
Of the little Of the for after ALL the
the who children few of the Mahn Christmas
Tree children get much.
The assured Of liberal support
stood that the Mahn Christmas Tree selfish
the joy of giving hesitate
present Christmas morning when the gifts handed
The committee particularly of
the city share the affair
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-09
THE KELLETT DECISION.

The two to one civil commissioners
Ke of detectives reversing the order
of dismissal Sheriff Jarrett will probably be regarded in
for The Advertiser namuch this
took for honesty decency farpay and pub
lie morality But in bringing TO the attention OF Sheriff jarrett and
general the fact that John Keett brutal vicious
dishonest and nirustworty and assisting presentation
of evidence proved The Advertiser placed itself
position where crimecondonng commissioners could Affect
way the other.
II reerettae saes that Commissioners Doyle
Kuphea should record sanconing acknowledged
if shadow of doubt remained to whether
repeatedly and without did beat prisoner after
prisoner after time and possible occasion steal
sorted with prostitutes and used the automobile OF the police de-
partmen his rides and might be mitgaed by cre
stances question remains but that he did steal from
His counsel admitted IT. making the excuse that
10 be considered.
The Advertiser charges either
Kele II did call the shers attention to the
dence apparent graft and ncompeency and instrument
the investigation started by the attorney general 5
department The only defense made for Kelett however
based the allegation that this paper had secured of
ureis including children of five nationale and
the island from Mol WaiaIua and had drilled
these witnesses of false stories The utter absuity of
defense adds the shame of the commissioners who
pretend TO believe it.
And what now Is Sheriff Jarrett going submit meeky to
having at the head of his important department
whom he confidence? He knows that much least
that has been charged is Either that half his force from
Deputy Sheriff Rose down is made Of the prurers the Keett
defense alleges and themselves unworthy of trust the sheriff
going to replace Kee in authority where he steal
coffee money and beat other prisoners and his female
about the automobile paid for and kept by the
taxpayers, he take stand that he will
crookednes however much be permitted by civil
service commission? The sheriff parting of
He must determine this morning whether lie to
il he permits he knows be crook
ther under him. he violates the oath of office he took
partner whatever crookedness take place from
II his place to choose whether he is going remain the side
Of honesty allow himself become the sponsor
lett, for Mcl)ufie for Mendonca for Hebron
And what the responsible citizens of Honolulu
about it'