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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
SALOON
is BURGLARIZED
River Bed ad bitches Remain Dry and
Another Cutting of Alfalfa
is Not ENDecfed.

Anthony, N NJ, Aug. 27.-The Texas
saloon at this place was entered
through a window and a quantity of
canned and bottled goods were taken.
GregOriO Guerra was arrested and
when his home was searched most of
the stolen articles were found, it is
said. Guerra was taken to FL PasO by
deputy sheriff Bud Bean and lodged in
the county jail.
The river bed and bitches remain dry
here N this section. Indications are
that there Will not be another alfalfa
cutting, as it is getting late in the
J. F. Hancock has sold to James
LangfOrd, of FL PasO. So acres of land
here at Anthony. The terms of the
sale are private
The U. S. r. S. boys from all three
camps played the r. G. A A. bows here
and defeated them on a score OF 14-lt.
Several days ago the. residence OF
George Cross on the dairy farm near
here was entered and a valuable shot
gun was stolen. AS vet the thieves
have not been apprehended.
bayfield, Mitchell, of the y. 5. X )
camp here. will return to his nome at
Las Cruces Saturday, where ne eN-
poets to attend school.
Lorraine Ferlet has returned AFTER
two weeks visit at ClOudcrott-
Olnie Reese, of Berino, visited IN
Anthony. 49,
Clara Iundy is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles Kinkel, and her mother,
Mrs. H NJ Mundy, at their country
place near here. Miss Mundy has Just
returned from a tour OF Europe and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27

AUTO FOR HIRE. PHONE 1.-Ad-
vertiSement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
UNIQUE PARADE IS
GIVEN IN CRUCES
Elks Put Sheriff and Others
in '"Lion's" Cage; 30
Are Initiated.

Las Cruces. n. NJ, Aug elias
Cruces Elks yesterday gave a unique
parade in connection with the initia-
ton Of 80 candidates into the order
Sheriff Felipe LucerO, Mr.. Schrader,
p r Fuller DR.. Minetree ]. f. David
son and Prof. r. E. Twining were the
lions in q cage, which was hauled
in the parade Edward c. Wade, jr,
c. W. East and sam Bean were some
Of the high rollers, rolling barrels III
the parade.
Tony Barncastle was muzzIed ana
had to do the grizzly bear dance Oh
liver Lehman and VIII Isaacs were
handcuffed and had to do the tango.
After the candidates were marched
and exhibited the parade of decorated
automobiles and vehicles followed.
one an Elks' band and the other the
Las Cruces brass band Many people
witnessed the parade.
Following the initiation Of the 80
candidates last evening in the Elks'
home, the EIks and their visiting
friends went to a theater. where they
spent an hour during which the Ell1s
hall was transformed into a banquet
hall. Upon the return Of the Elks to
their home, an elaborate menu was
served. Mark 3. Thompson was toast
master. Speeches were made by judge
Medlar Dr. Mcbride, Francis Lester
and Z. c. Wade. jr
Congressman Ferguson has presented
the petition which was lately circu-
lated here for mail clerks on the day
light trains arriving at 10 a m. and
p. m, of the Santa Fe.
The Christian Endeavor choir prac-
ticed last night at the home Of Her
bert w YeO, on Miranda avenue.
Entertains Sew and So Club.
The Sew and So club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs L ".
lies, on the Canine Real. south of
town. a number Of invited guests were
present. together with the club men,
bers. The parlOr and porch were deco
rated with goldenrOd and presented a
pleasing picture Refreshments were
was decorated with zenias. Ice cream,
cake and fruit were the refreshments.
Van L White went to Mesquite to-
day.
A T. Johnson, who has been enjoy
ing a vacation at his home, at Brock
ton, Mass, arrived here today to re-
sumo his work as clerk in the United
States land office. While in the east,
he visited Washington, D. c.. Norfolk,
Va. and other points of interest
Mrs. E. G. Ascarate left this morn
ing for Atlantic City where she viii
join Miss Josephine ArmijO, who len
here a month ago. They will visit
Niagara Falls, Rochester, n. Y; Wash
ington, D. c., and New York city. and
may spend a brief time in Canada.
Mrs. D. +. Baker went to FL Paso
this morning to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Findley went to
Miss Mary Cunniffe went to Ell PaSO
this morning to visit Mrs. J. 7. Bennett
on Epson avenue.
Mrs. W A Graham went to MesiIla
Park to bid Rev. Hunter Lewis and
family goodbye.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27

W. R. Brown. extra brakeman for the
Southern Pacific, IS taking lew days
lay off.
Pete KIeid. extra enginee for the G.
H. was used in the Ell PasO yard service
yesterday.
f. A. Scott. extra switchman for the
G. H.. at FL Paso, Is laying oil Tor
few days.
G. H engine 81. of the Ell Paso yard
service is in the Ell PasO roundhouse
being painted.
Ed. Keller. regular switchman Tor the
Texas & Pacific at FL Paso, IS taxing d
few days lay off.
J. NJ. Ritz, extra engineer Tor the y.
H, is working in the ii Paso unl'n
depot coach service.
o. Noncrief, extra fireman for the
G. II. at FL PasO, Is firing the day engine
with regular engineer H L. Spence
W F Conner, southwestern passen-
Ger agent for the Wabash railroad, WIN
1 Headquarters in Dallas, lex, IS IN FL
1 Engine SO of the G. H. yard service
is hack out of the FL Paso shops, after
/ having her boiler worked on Tor lew
days. .. Dill, ann,
, panv Is working another switch engine
| in the FL Paso yard service 1t IS on the
day shift. . ~.
: Santa Fe. with headquarters at San
/ Marcial, is paying FL Paso few days
r a. Stinson. extra fireman for the
/ Southern Pacific, is firing engine 2IZS
/ with engineer ". Gill, between 81 Faso
I and Lordsburg.
n. T. MerrelI. a regular switehman IN
| the emplove of the G. Il. is taking a lew
DAYS lay off, and an extra man Is 1llllng
| his vacancy.
". r. Stewart. regular switchman for
/ the G. H. IS being used as an engine
/ foreman for a short time on the night
rip track engine
J. Arnold. fireman for the G. r., is
I LAYING off for few nights, and al
! extra fireman Is working in his turn OF
/ the night switch engine.
d. +. FIvnn. regular through freight
fireman for the G. H., has reported fol
/ duty. and was placed IN through freight
service, out Of Ell Paso-
! Perry Ross, regular day caller Tor th'
/ G. II. engine department, laid off yes
| terdav evening and extra caller Arthur
! Van Haselin relieved him.
W. R. Calender, extra fireman Tor TIT
G. H. at FL Paso, was used IN the yard
last night on the house engine, will
regular engineer ". E. German.
Ringing Bros circus advance adver
Using car No 1 arrived during the nigh
over the G. H, and is now standing a
the Stanton street station.
J. Gould. fireman for the G. IL, /
back on the Ell Paso extra board, ate
making a round trip on engine 500, wit
regular engineer "Daddie' Brown.
| T 7 FCan. general superintendent o
the Mexican Express company, wit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27

leaves this week to take up her school
work at Chico, Cal where she IS head
Of the department of domestic science
in the public schools
Mrs James S Quesenberry, Of Las
cruces. IS visiting her daughter, Mrs
w m. h Mundy, on their ranch near
here.
Mr. and Mrs. F. I. McKamy were Wis
itOrs in FL PasO this week
Mrs. Alfred GREENWOOD and son have
returned after spending several days
with relatives in La Mesa
R E. BOwden was a business caller
Rayfieid Mitchell and Miss Grace
Story were visitors in BerinO-
Miss Louie Ltvesay has returned to
her home in La Mesa after an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Anthony.
Clarence SWlckard, wife and mother,
REQ car and are visiting relatives at
the home Of Charles hinkel, below
Mrs 3. Helvey and children. who
have been visiting Mrs. G. W. Beard
have returned to FL PaSo-
Rev. Mr. Walker. Of SOcorro, N NJ
filled his regular appointment here
Mrs. Lender MObley, formerly Of th@
place, but who now resides near Dem
ing, has been chosen to represent An
thOny at the Baptist assembly which
viii be held at DeminE September T.
Miss LOrG. story and Tony A F'erlet
visited at the Hall ranch near Cham
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott and Miss
Sue MayfieId have returned TO FL Paso
after a short visit at the Belk ranch
at this place.
Miss L.Ora Story is spending several
( days with Miss Jimmie Brooks at their
ranch near here.
Mrs. o. c story visited her sister.
Mrs. s. Miller. at La Mesa She was
accompanied to La Mesa by MinyOn
Miller who has been visiting in An
thOny for the past month
Orval c. Story, of Mesilla Park, spent
a day this week with home folk
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Coleman visited
Oscar Poe and wife at CanutillO.
Roy Goodwin, of this place, is visit
ing in FL PasO-
SIr. and Mrs. A P. Coates have re-
turned to their home in styles, Texas,
after two weeks visit with Mr. AMI
Mrs. J.. Jegers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
RAILROAD NEWS OF THE SOUTHWEST

headquarters in Mexico City, is paying
the city a few DAYS business trim.
C. Witherspoon. engine foreman for
the Texas & Pacific, has reported Tor
duty, displacing switchman j. B. Nc
Ginley, who goes back to helping on the
crew.
W. S. Hooson. regular fireman for
the Southern Pacific, is firing engine
PLY with extra engineer Ed. Laymen
for a trip between FL Paso and Lords
burg.
Ed. Laymen, extra engineer for the
Southern Pacific at FL Paso, IS making
a round trip in through freight service
between Ell Paso and LOrdsburg, on en-
CINE PIT.
NJ. d. Candy. extra engineer for the
Southern Pacific at FL PasO, IS making
a round trip to Lordsburg and return
on engine 1927, in the regular local
service.
W. c. Heinrich, extra fireman for. the
Southern Pacific at FL Peso, Is making
a round trip on the FL Fredericksburg
local. engine 1927, with engineer ". d.
Candy.
7. NJ. George, regular switchJLan and
extra engine foreman for the 6. ID. yard
service at Ell Paso, is taking few days
lay off and an extra sWltchman IS 1lll-
ing his vacancy.
II. H. Carroll, regular engineer for the
G. II. on the Ell PasO night coach engine,
has reported for duty, displacing engl-
neer c. H. MOrriss. who goes back on
the FL Paso extra list.
J. W. johnson, extra engineer for the
,, G. H, at FL Paso, was used IN the yards
| last night on the 8 o'clock lead engine.
Extra fireman W. y. McCreery acted as
"oil squirter" for him.
J. E. Sehofield, boiler inspector Of the
Atlantic system of the S. P, left FL
! Plso on No. 10 Sunday night for San
derson, Del Rio, Eagle Pass, San An
I tonic and Houston.
c. A. Gross, regular through freight
i fireman for the Southern Pacific, has
/ reported for duty after a few days lay
/ off, and was placed on the regular turn
/ with engineer c. H Simmonds.
R. Z. johnson, extra engineer for the
/ Southern Pacific at FL Paso, Is back on
| the local extra list, after having made
/ a round trip to Lordsburg and return
on engine 1927 on regular No: 4l2-
/ J. Z. Murphy, trainmaster of the west
ern division of the Ell Paso & South
western system, with headquarters IN
( Douglas, Ariz, has returned to that
! city, after a short business layOver at E
Paso.
J. FehiIy, extra engineer for the
Southern Pacific at FL Paso, is back on
the FL Paso slow board, after having
made a through road trip in regular
/ freight service on engine 2786 between
FL Paso and Lordsburg.
J. Horton, extra engineer for the G H,
is making a round trip in through
freight service between FL PasO and Val
entine. on engine 757. in regular engi
neer H. NJ. Young's turn who is pulling
! passenger for a short while.
Engine 961, of the G. H. through
freight service, is out of the FL Pass
back shops, after a general oyerhauling
assigned to through freight service be
tween FL Paso and Valentine.
o. E. Wilson. a regular through freight
conductor for the W. F. & n. w, out o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
WEST SIDE MAY TRY
TO GET LOCAL OPTION

Canutillo. Texas. Aug 27-At the
meeting Of the West Side Improvement
association a motion was passed in
structing the secretary to draw up q
petition for local option, to be circu-
lated by committees to be appointed
for that purpose.
The secretary was instructed to
learn through the secretary Of the
treasury If any portion Of the proposed
S50,0OO,0OO loan to the farmers would
be available for this valley.
c. W Martin made an address re-
garding the establishment Of a cream
cry at FL PaSO, and received the en-
dorsemenr OF the members in the mat
Ter, a cOmmlLJee CONSISTING OF MeSSrS-
Harlan, Richard Donaldson, O'Shea and
Jeffrey having been appointed 70 con-
fer further with Mr. Martin
A resolution was adopted approving
OF the plan OF the United States de-
parrment OF agriculture TO send agri-i
SuLIuIaI ADMINISTRATORS INTO TINS VaI-i
ley, and requesting that as many
demonstrators be assigned to the west
side as possible on the pledge that all
the land required will be donated for
demonstration purposes, and that thal
demonstrators viii have the hearty Co
operation OF the farmers on the vest
side
L NJ Lawson, engineer in charge OF
the Rio Grande project located at Ell
Paso, addressed the meeUng IN regard
70 the CONSTRUCTION or the gOVernIne nEl
canal on the west side. and received
the hearty applause OF the entire meet-i
ing Resolutions were adopted urging;
upon the reclamation service the neces-i
sity Of beginning the construction, at
an early date, of the canal on the west
side, and as the canal has been sur
veyed it is hoped that the work VIII
be started at an early date. The canal
will supply the entire west side. in-i
Guiding the communities OF San Miguel.
La Mesa ChamberinO and La Union.
and viii irrigate $4,000 acres which are
now being irrigated through the vari-
Gus community bitches. and viii ulti-
mately irrigate the entire $4,000 acres
on the west side.
Resolutions were also adopted en-
dOrsing the action OF the viewers ap-
pointed by the county commissioners,
in the selection of the road recon-
mended by them, and also extending
the thanks Of the community to the
viewers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27

PHONE / FOR TAXI.-Advertise-
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
CHARGES G. H. & S. A
WITH VIOLATING RULES

AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. Zl.-AsslsIaHJ AZ
torney general Luther Noekels has filed
suit in the 26th district court against
the Galveston, Harrisburg 4 San An
tonic railroad for alleged violation OF the
rules of the railroad commission re-
oarding rates. 1t is claimed by the
Commission that the railroad in ques-
ton levied a rate of SO cents per 100
pounds on certain goods when the rate
should have been 40 cents. and that this
rate was effective from Sept. %, 1911,
to Sept. %, 1912, between Galveston
and Victoria Penalties amounting to
$4,000, is requested, together with writ
of mandamus demanding enforcement OF
the railroad commission rules.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
LEAGUE, TEX, HAS
S5OO.0OO FIRE LOSS

league, Tex, Aug. 27.-Twenty acres
of buildings were burned, and approx
mateIy $500, 600 damage was done by
fire which swept the Trinity and
Brazos Valley railroad shops here yes
terday- Only a stand by a. small army
of firemen at a brick wall prevented
the destruction of the entire plant
The cause of the fire is unknown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
MODIFIES ORDER OF
SOUTHERN PACIFIC

Phoenix, Ariz-, Aug. 27.-The state
corporation commission has modified
Its order permitting the Southern Pa
cific to issue S10,12O, 900 worth Of trust
certificates for the purpose Of pur-
CHASING e0uiDment The modification
permits a combined discount and COM
mission of percent, instead of per
cent About half the cerutlcaIeS We're
sold 11nder the original order, but the
state of the money market is such that
the company found it necessary to give
a heavier discount
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
WOMAN ON PAROLE
WEBS HER JAILER

Sheridan, Wyo., Aug N2!-WhlIe on
parole from sentence of from four 10
IA years for voluntary mansIaugh ter'
Miss Jessie Carmen, of this city mar mar
ried former sheriff Jack Neal. OF Bu p
falo, Wyo., who was sheriff OF tn lee..y. a.
during her trial for the death Of James
McMoy of Sheridan. =,
It was during her Imprisonment IN
the Buffalo jail that the romance pc
gan which eliminated in her marriage
to her jailer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27

me Herald will welcome contrl-
buttons or corrections Of any errors
in this column Sign name 10 al
Recommendations. and it will not be
published.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
InCkEY HAI.I. KILLED.

Ontario, Ont, Aug. 27.-JOckey VIII
liam Hall was thrown and killed at the
Hulcrest race track The accident hap
pened during the first race at the east
ern turn.
Hall was about 20 years old and mar
ried-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-06

Just why this article was not named
Cooks Substitute for Ham" passes
cur comprehension. II would be fully
as good description as Cooks Sub
stitute for Eggs Up to date restau-
rants are not yet using Cooks Sub
stitute for Eggs with their orders for
ham, but this department is watching
them very closely to prevent any at
tempt TO substitute cOlored baking
powder for cold storage eggs.
MANY thousands of people in Mich
igan win be fooled by this deceptive
advertising which shows again the
necessity of having law in Michigan
Furnishing deceptive advertising. The
newspapers are not 10 blame. The
advertising manager cannot have a
research laboratory at hand 10 inves-
tigate the statements Of advertisers,
but the advertisers themselves know
whether their advertising is deceptive
They ere the ones To be punished
This department has caused 10 be in
troduced into the House by Repre-
sentative Montieth, a bill furnishing
deceptive advertising and we hope
that al our newspaper friends will
join us in getting this law placed up
on the statute books Of Michigan
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-06
BARBEAU wins
FIRST SERIES
Defeats Dover 81 Pins in First of
Championship Matches

The first Of "a series of three bowl
ing matches between Alex Barbeau of
Lake Linden, and Charles Dover of
Hancock, was bowled last evening ON
the Kettcnbeil alleys, Lake Linden,
Earbeau winning three out of five
games, and the series by total of 80
pins. The winners grand total for
the five games was S4l, while Dover
bowled 500.
Another series of FIVE games be-
tween these contestants will be bowl
ed on the Mitchell alleys at Hancock
this evening. and the concluding series
tomorrow evening on neutral alleys,
The Cubs in Red Jacket having been
selected. 1t is expected that there will
he large attcndanccs Of bOwlers each
evening. The series will decide the
championship of the copper country,
total points to govern.
The scores last evening:
Barbeau .212 III 129 III 152-S41
Dover ia 1872 III 134 1850
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-06
BREAKS A COLD,
OPENS NOSTR|LS


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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-06

:. TORCH LAKE BREVITiES. ::


Judge Joseph Brisson of Point Mills
was in town this week.
Miss Marguerite Chapman who was
operated on at the Lake Superior
General hospital is recovering.
James Dryden was operated on at
the Lake Superior General hospital
this week His condition is favorable
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong of
1Iubbell leave today for Florida. where
they will spend the remainder of the
winter.
Raymond. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. German Olzen, who has been
confined to his home by illness for
some time is recovering.
A pool team from the Swetish par
Ions of Laurium was here this week
and engaged i'm contest with local
team at the Helm parlors coming out
victors by the score of 200 To no.
With the approach of village cleo
ton, several candidates have signified
their intentions of running for the
various Offices. Mr.. Galipeau having
served the maximum of two terms as
village, Oliver Perreault will be in the
race to succeed him.
The Girls Literary society of the
Lake Linden high school will hold
regular meeting in the assembly room
ut o'clock Monday evening. There
will be initiation of the freshmen. Fol
lowing this there will be a business
meeting and the regular literary pro-
gram.
The Mendelssohn Trio of the Ly-
ceum bureau will entertain in the Nj.
T. church of Lake Linden this even
ing. This is the fourth number of the
Lake Shore entertainment course and
one that is bound to give satisfaction
To the audience. The trio is composed
of Miss Mary Brooks, violinist; MISS
Helen Tyler Grant violincellist; ana
Miss Edith Gyllenburg, pianist. All
are artists, having studied under some
of the great masters. John Eberly,
baritone. forms the fourth addition to
the grOuD.