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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
GOTHAM POLICE
ARE INDICTED
Police Inspector and Two Policemen
Indicted by Grand Jury for
Grating

<tW YORK. Feb f1 Police IN
-pertor Dennis Sweeney and two pu-
hc"W"u alleged to have acted a- luis
collectors o. polio- graft Nere iu-
a'ciad this a,t"rhoou D. the extra
urdiuar, grand urt The iud.c.-
m"ufS grew o4t 80 the recent con
'r--iun of Police Captain Thomas
Walsh Inspector Sweeney vas ar
riigh"d. and was released und, r
s.""n' bond 'or hearing next WaJ
I,-daN
ITO" check book belonging FOB John
aucredi owner of small re-ral.
ranf in th" upper East Side. The stubs
Ht which showed many entries 90 pat.
wruf- fn G"udsrmrrio. police o..
500 uHf month. Vs- exhibited fo tr-
rrtud Irt today Do, District Attor
rrt whitman 1Au,r.dI WIS plso %
stiffness. aud according fo his -tof.
ouri' he uad np bar and did NOT ,i1.
Itf" fua iav. hr VH- forced fp pat
'h" collector f1r -h. police ever.
month 1Hncredi uamc v4s given
fI tr" district attorney bs Policeman
Eugene q ToN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18

MAKE NEW
AGREEMENT
To TIE Firemen Who Threaten To
Strike.-Not Known What Fire
men Will Do In Matter.

NEW YORK. Feb. IA conference
held tonight 10y The committee of man
ayers Oi eastern railroads and Judge
Martin \ Knapp ami w G. G. Hanger.
the federal mediatoTs. with the object,
u i SUPPOSED. OF drawing up a new
proposal tn be- submitted to the fire.
men IN an eudeayor to settle the
threatened strike Of thes.. men. ended
at half past eleven tonight
Judge Knapp ImmediateIy thcreaf-
ter tclPphoned President Carter OF the
hremenS = organization ana arranged
Tor meeting with him AZ half past
nine O'Clock tomorrow morning.
In final effort to avert a strike ~
their $4,000 tr"meu. the conference
committee q. manageTs Of the fifty
Your railroads affected tonight held "A
conference with Judge Knapp and ".
. G.. Hanger. The federal meGiators
and. ~ Is understood. made new
proposal which the mediator will car
~ 10 the adjustment committee Of tie
bremen nuion
The tremens committee today met
the mcIiaioTs when "a UrOpOSal was
made a. coming from the managers.
but nothing could be learned as 10 its
provisions. or the natur" of the fire
men rcpiv That the managers held
another conference is aiken as indicat-
ing tAat their first proposal today was
Rejected The hremcu were still wait
irg ar their headquarters late tonight
60 hear the latest proposal Of their
EMPLOYERS for settlement. but from
the attitude tak"n by many of the dele
gates it was evident that no hope
was held ouf that the railroad manag-
"r~ would agrc" tp their demand Tor
arbitration boy board 81 three mem
bcrs as provided hy the Erdman act
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
LA BELLE
MERGER
Laselie viii Merge with The Nc
keesport Tin Plate Company
Millions Involved

Sper.a. Dispatch 10 the lut-i.,g-ue-r
PlTTSBJ RGH. Pa. Feb !. The
biegesf industrial deal in Pt,tsb buren
since the formation Of the steel cor
puratiOn T. being completed this week
u involves the reorganization OF the
laBelle Iron 60. which is TO he cap
italized AT 500 OOO.UcJ Unofficial al
nonucemeniS we're made today that
The MCKeespor' Tin Plate Co has
been bought for 3 GI0.O and Will
be merged with The I-aBelie and prob
ably one other large pant in Noungs-
town. Ohio
At meeting of the I.aBeIle Iron
works directors AZ yStPlhenyille today
y was decided To submit the PROPOSE.
tion fu- the merging 90 the plants 10
the stockholders az the annual mPc--
lns 20 he held IN Wheeling on March
g.
The Nck-"sport Tn Plate 60 l.
ihr .ergest Independent 'in plat"
plant iu America r. r. Crawford.
president of the McKeeSport concern
Will be president g.: the r.-oreanized
lalieile Go T. iS understood that
New YOrN parties AT" behind the mer-
ger and THAT the deal vii be financed
nV a powerful ssudira.e Of New Nork
bankers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
InteIligencer Bureau.
Charleston w. Va. Feb. II.

The special grand jury probing the
bribery scandal examined nearly TWO
sco-e OF Witnesses today but at :
O'Clock this evening no report had
been prepared and an adjournment
uttl tomorrow morning was ordered
by Judge II. X. Black. The inyesti-
CATION is being conducted along gen
eral lines. There is mass of evl-
cence covering "A widely diversified
.irld being introduced and progress il
necessarily slow while the compliCa-
lions are being s;raightened out and
the evidence is being whipped into
shape Prosecutor Townsend stated
tonight that better progress Is autici.
patsd tomorrow and further indict-
ments may be- expected during the
DAY. The Watson-C hilton election
scandal is coming in for it's share OF
the grand lury's attention
Several Witnesses have already been
examined in this connection and
others are 20 be brought 20 the city
within the next few hours in an effort
10 unearth sufficient evidence to JUS
MY an indictment The grand jury
= expected 70 complete its work
about Thursday. IL Is probable that
most Oi the Indictments found will
NOT be returned until the last day.
though the prosecutor refuses to dis
cuss the matter. The attempt 10 take
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
HABEAS CORPUSHALTS
TRIAL OF STRIKERS
writ Of Hsbess Corpus Issued Against
Governor Glssscock ana Militia
Commission.

~I@''T. i'-rdtrc fn f.- Intelligence.
tHARL LESTON. ". Va Feb IL
bu account a.! the issuance OF wits
a.. habeaS corpus. returugbl forth
wltn. against Governor William r
,tt-Sco"k. AGlutaut General Charles
'.n;; and Major James l. Pratt. presi
I'L'. 'aPtdiHS samuel ]. Walker.
James \. Watson and Charles r.
Morgan and Lieutenant. Charles r
'mp!etpu. members Of the military
commission appointed 10 try all cases
ln me martial law district the mill
iGry commission has been stopped IN
Mar! Jones. Paul : Paulsou
Charles Boswell ana Clarl-s hartley.
TOT whom the writs OF habeaS corpus
Werr asked TO-DAY. have not been
brought 10 this city. and Will not ike
~ be brought here unless tle court
iuuiorTo" inS SITS ou their presence
while The merits %; th" case - being
argued ANA tl. question 90 whether
o." prl-oi"rS snail hs 'urued over to
iI" civil authorities Is being dete.-
mined. TINS action comp"iS the mili-
iHfN autn'rit.c- tu produce what eyi
crtce fl'F have against fle prisoners
Tor 'I" court 20 determine whether
iur tu.l'ars commission has jurisdiC-
ilon be right OF fhe governor 10 de
clare martial lav and causc military
t'fnnIl--iCu to Do appointed 20 try all
cases is g.~p fp De- determined
TIE question 90 'hs rIErt OF The gul.
'ru"r fu G"cia-" mar- 90 .aW WITS dt-
r,d'd ,n fao governor favor some
IiWr tr' 100 fu' charles Vance cHs..
tif 'H" right ut 'tr m.Iit.ry commits.
SION 20 frt persons arrested inside a.
i." martial .aN t.r-,tor, was nor do
''rU.H"d .t f-.- f.ma. Ntioru.t- for
'hr accused f.'--u.- believe ff" coIr'
NN lof 'n" w''r'rt commission bias
.' authority n ~i'H Dd-..- aud fhI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
NATIONAL REGISTER
OFFICIALS GUILTY,
GIVEN JAIL TERMS
President Paterson Gwen One Year
IN JAN and Fined s5.OOo-Twenty-
eight Others Guilty.

CINCINNATI. o. Feb. l7.-PresI-
dent Iohn II Paterson. o. the Na-
iiouai Cash Register Company OF Day
tcn. %. toda; was sentenced 10 serve
one Yea. lu th" county Jai 81 Troy
%. and To pay fine O: $1,000 for viO-
lauou Of the sherman antitrust lav
twenty ght other officials and en-
plONeS Of tae cOmpspy we're given Iail
sentences varying from tnre. months
10 one year and were ordered 10 pay
~" costs Of the prosecution.
The sentences we're pronounced
after United States Judge iiOlli~trr
hau scored The defendants bitterly ior
tn"lr buSiIc~S uHtaul- me- lod~
which. D." declared. Ner. needless 10
G concern Wusr- millions Of dollars
could have been made IoEItimtfrl. and
Wifhou' violation ot The .aN.
tiO~lu-. I. declared 90" govern
W"uf is strong enough goo prU'vcf ir-
people. whether ih-~ protection OK.
tends fu ine tfarspurf4t.u of dHuf-
mite acru~ 'I' land 'pr fl. lurpus.
e. blowing .p hr.u-r- a. tu. LAYING 90.
tl' hands Upon f.c m'r vuo seek ,p
-tff'" comp, ituu Dos ''sa. business
methods
Upon o.. rcurr,ar, off uI-tric. A.
t'rn'f Mri'h"r-uu. il.i-. ilriu-f-r -rf
.-'G" o." ul.UI'if .. HH. tt.. uf
George s. tI-"t.r IG....- had uUt
t''I ,uLar. 'I vtH -.. ,f-r r-t. ...-
company auriur .U. t.I.. It.a r th.
indictment auI .Yr fa.- reason tie
tIlLw"r' uF. .'f aside
motion Ha- fittN' 'Fr .T arrest 90.
..aEm'r' uu fr" I~Uu.c- that tu.
B German It. pes sH.Hf .f .If.tuII .I
-H fHr a. 10 If'.T.I' .1 .r..,-. on.u-,.-
ttI 0IuI.-.. ftt...I.f.t I.. ruuf f.lr. d.. '-l.
,rlrg'I tsat 'ar ~H, rl.u .., cor.
f.t.u N'fr f.' IIott-f.. o.. tHr -.N..
Amendment boo -r H. '.uIna' prr-'
b. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
LEGISLATURE TO
PROBE BRIBERY
VIII start sitting As Tribunal In
TIE Bribery Cases Today Ed
wards 70 Appear
1nteniRenoer Bursau.
Charleston. ". Va. FEB. IT.

Senator % S Marshall chairman 81
d." legislative committee appointed to
probe th" charge of bribery brought
araii.' member OF the legislature
and others. announced tonight that
fac committee VIII begin its siftings
some time Tomorrow
The iute-flxiuou VIII continue
without interruption uutf tho last viii
ness i- examined Attorney General
W O. Cori'y vi. conduct the probe
ON -ao par of fhe legislature All mem.
her- nf both hugsn- 5000 hr summoned
as Witnesses I. uri a4 o. score ~
"ihff- WILLIAM Seymour Edwards
".Il in nWurE fhr number fr be call.
"d ton'Dr'fta between fhp atfor-
r'f eru'fH Hrd fhn members Of the
com Wffrr H.I l. fsIt .u frs morninz
NH"n 'n' 'uH drr.U.ru.ut frr fak.
Ht .r fl" probe uiI hr completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
GOVERNOR WILSON WAS A
VERY BUSY MAN MONDAY.

TRENTON. y j.. Feb. 17-Presi-
dent-elect Wilson had the busiest day
since his election today From early
morning until late tonight he was en-
gagged in conferences with members
Of the legislature with a view to push
ing forward policies which he has
been advocating
The Democratic members OF the
house IN their conference with the
governor declared they were unani-
mously in favor OF passing Of the anti
trust bills which already have passed
the senate. The measures will be-
come laws tomorrow
For hours the governor talked over
other measures with the members Of
the legislature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
TWELVE BALLOTS
TAKEN IN CAUCUS
WITHOUT CHOICE
Ekins Reached the Highest Mark of the Evening With Tots
Twenty-one Votes-Mann Second.
On Several Ballots Elkns and Mann Had Twenty-Hubbard
Third-Ohio County Delegates in Limelght.
lntelligencer Bureau.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. Il

Twelve unavaing ballots taken by the Republican
OF United
adjournment taken at midnight until tomorrow night when
effort will he
The Young had
Gate he dropped the eliminating blocked
of twelve ballots
strength exhibited hv the various candidates ballots
Ekns high he evening. with 2
reaching 20
dark but the showing he made
Bloch
bard Heane also voted for Hubbard the ballots Marshall
voted White.
both H. g. Ogden Hcane.
fusion of the Mann and Ekns failed develop
has that Senator England o
Edwards most supporters. Mann tonight
held Edwards
but felt Mann qualified
Realizing hOpccSSncS
rules believed the plan of eliminating the will be
agreed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
AMERICAN
MARINES
TO CUBA
Iva thousand viii Be Sent To Cuba
To Be Rushed To Mexico
u America lnterVenes

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-TWO
army transports at Newport News
were tonight ordered b. the war de.
partment TO proceed empty to Gal.
weston. Tex, Immediately The or
der was given. II is understood. 50
that transports might be ready ~
case Of serious Developments to can.
vey troops from the border to Vera
Cruz.
WASHINGTON. Feb. I've are
certain 20 control the situation with n
a short time: President Madero sb-
solutely determines. and the people
are with him" read private dis
patch TO . Washington friend tonight
from Juan Sanchez Aseons. private
secretary TO President Madero
NASHGNGTON. Feb o. Two .hpu.
sand nit.t Stat.- MARINE from ylri.
'.- iirrict~ along 'h. Atlantic coast
today We're rrdrr-d fp Cuba. there tu
ar .'ld iu readiness tu- ro~-'h.. use.
$50 M''Nico Hair H them uiI leave
tomorrow night from Philadelphia ru
'.' t-t4t frIu-Hur Meade. t 'r-ldy D;l
r- va. from <ru turt Slows flr fH.
i.'tn-' lI" -'.1ut f.pI-Ir4 N.Il
START '"H \oI.o.s ou '.. aItiI .-ar-
...' Irtir.'. Nnlr4. f .- s,uorf.u.
10 t.''lr N'a.r-tr. IH. marines
1913. N" drawn from '.. uur-trh- df
E'r'".r. Was t.rE'rr. F' Ild-IiIi so.
No" N'r.. Portsmouth, Iu-tol .ui
G.r....,u
fr1r'auau1 .- f.. prr-.rf uH eDf...
..tf u' 'I" marine. NHu vf.i Boo. .-
.tl.l. ..'l lf camp q. snft.srI.u nItu
'aurb iaa-.- Whether 'r..- reu
.. -tf r'.tr ftIr It..I.... .ftf...I a. I'D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
MANY WITNESSES
EXAMINED BYTHE
KANAWHA JURORS
Additional Indictments Expected Be Returned by the
Special Grand Jury Some Time Today.
WatsonChilton Scandal Being Probed by the Jury and
Counts Against Them May Be Returned.

the investigation out OF the hands OF
Prosecutor Townsend. made when a
resolution turning the case over TO
Attorney General Conley was offered
IN the legislature. though il was tabled
N the house today. has led 10 threats
by members of the house to investi-
gate the accounts OF the attorney gen.
rails Office 10 determine whether or
not the report that the officer has
turned over none OF the fees collected
IN the past four years 10 the state
treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
PUBLIC BUILDING
BILL Is PASSED
Congressman Hughes Is Gwen
Rough Oea. on Appropri ons-
Huntington SUg0ted.
MANY APPROPRIATIONS
TOR WEST VA CITIES
IL SUNDRY CIVIL BILL

Washing d. c. FEB ~.
-he B4uIry civil Ap.r1prla-i8u
Bill which contains ODDS and ends
cf gcvcrumeu- expenditure. Uaf.
ropc r-Cd 90 ffe house to-cay a1H
tart1ea number OF items for
Wcst virginia. 90 follows
Tor Courietinn Of federal build-
ing az E.kuI. SIS 600
FOR c1mplsf41r o. building a.
Teiflncnf. $4,000.
For completion of building A.
Grafton. 10000.
Tor completion 90 post0ffice 30
Horsanf0vn. SO OOg
For comglef40u uf federal build
ing a. M0unfaslfe SO 600
F0r Comulefllu nf building -
Blstsrsvillo. $40 Ol0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
THE wEArurR

WAsHINoTON. reh 1-.-ro~scaaf.
Ohio aud western Psuuavivania- rar
Wfafner and rising temperature Tue
dag wednesday uuaeff1sd and urarrnsr.
moderate rast and south winds
West viz inia- Pair Tuoafav We
nesdaV increasing cloudiuesa and uarruar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-18
SUFFRAGEITE ARMY
ATTACKED BY BOYS
BOYS WITH SNOWsAILS NEARLY
HOOI BRAVE BAND BUT STU
DENTS COME TO RESCUE.
Shoes Give Way and Toes Of March
ers Stick OUt When They
End Days Journey.

CHESTER Pa. Feb II. - The
mdrt hing pilgrims bound from Sew
York To Washington IA tn caus, o.
Wcmans SufiraE" had their first hos
t.I" reception since their hike com
m"ucrd a. l1eiperv.!le a small village
to the north o; This cry. late this art
ernoon when they. we're suOWba!lcd
ana almost routed 10y u crowd OI
SINAI. boys \ squad OF cavalry from
'hr P"uu~y yivania Military College
however. Went gallant: 10 the rescue,
pui the Dung opponents of toe move
rFnt TO rOut and Escorted General
Rosalie Jones and her army" 10 this
city. where they Will spend the night.
Prominent women sufTragis's from
Wilmington. Dol. joined with sym
pathtZSrS IN this Cfty in giving th,
pilgrims reception o. - nature which
did much 10 make them forget the
ntrd~hip~ ot their march from Phil.
ed" puil.
despite the snow covered ground
all % TIE army managed fO walk ~.
"n' r" fourteen miles from PhiladrI-
Ihi1 and uu desert IONS have been re-
ported. tn" Philadelphia recruits also
finished 100 good condition.
Shoes Give out.
T." trim appearance Which had
hr'u maIu.aIuri hy some o.: tn"
younger mar,hrr-. however. suffered
severely Alss ruu.u. SaNu shoes
gave Hd' under fl.. .jraIu b..ur. tI-
journey was half ended trI fi- great
ip" of her r'En' foot "t- lu evidence
when Chester NH- r"atlDI
N.-- Cron-I. Uhu-- Iu-.-feu.. up.r
marching WITH pHu'uii hi tered .,.rt.
has nUu urr fhr -oInr.e-.t .. ~
urrta. t-- Marty. Discarded tu-
h"at 'Iu udrcbIuc .Iu.- tL..u. . .I..
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-07

Provided, however, that for and dur
ing the half year ending December 81,
1919, there shall not be expended for
the above purposes under the bureau of
taxes more than one-fourth of the
amounts specified for such purposes in
Act 155 Of the Laws of 1911, or any
part of the amounts hereinabove set
forth under the bureau of taxes for pur-
poses other than those so specified in
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OVERNIGHT WIRELESS
tcontinued from Page ~

Striking hod carriers and latcrers
in riot al Syracuse. y y. to-day
elashed with the police, Seven Italians
were sho, and six policemen serious
ly injured one striker VIE die.
Strikers later engaged in a pitched
battle near the courthouse. the men
using clubs and Stones and the police
replying with pistol bGlIets.
Twb more policemen were taken =,
the hospitals after the ARRAY, Af,sr
the battle the local company Ct n.!iti1
was called TO the aid of the police
and all city ambulances are held in
readiness.
Further serious trouble IS being mo-
mentagily expected.
Cettinje dispatches today saw the
surrender of Seutari by King Nicholas
may cost the Montenegrin sovereign
his throne
He may abdieate in favor Of Prince
Danielo. the heir apparent.
Ii is believed that some such meas.
ure would be taken II the warfilg
forces OF Essad Pasha and .Isayii
Pasha refused to retire to the 1urlusn
border.
Especial Cable to the Nippu Jill
TOXIC, May EN- accordance with
the command of the Mikado's govern
ment, Viscount Sutemi Chinda, His
Imperial Japanese Majesty's ambassa-
dor at Washington. today formally
presented to the government of the
United States protest against the
enactment by the California legisla-
tllre of Webb's antialien land law
which in the course of formal protest
presented. is termed as an open viola
ton to the treaty obligation on the
part of the United States.
The report from Sacramento of the
passage of the California legislature
Of the anti.alien bill was received here
officially yesterday with great dis
pleasure and lamentation. The voice
of the nation as a whole. however, Is
in much calmness, there being heard
but little irresponsible talk
Many suggestions as to the solution
of the entangled situation are being
voiced here today. One of these says
that new treaty, complete in every
point of view, should be entered be-
tween America and Japan in the
hope to assure beyond doubt the right
of Japanese residents in the United
States in regard to the ownership of
land. while another suggests that q
test case for acquiring of naturaliza-
ton by Japanese should be made in
the supreme court on the ground that
the Mikado's subjects are not of Mon
golian origin. and thereby entitled to
become citizens
There is still another suggestion in
the form to test the validity of the
act in the supreme court on the
ground that such legislation is uncon-
stitutional. The nation now urges
their government that one of these
suggestions be executed promptly for
the welfare of their fellow country
men in the United States.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-07

Wild West show FASTENED the rom
ance to a climax and upon the re-
turn of the Ventura to Australia the
couple were married at Sydney.
New York Democrats are working
for the appointment of Perry Belmont
as governor general of the Philip
pines.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.
NOTICE.

To the Hebrew Military Association
and citizens of the Jewish faith and
sailors and soldiers of same faith:
The first initiation meeting will
take place at 225 Hotel St., opp. Royal
Hawaiian Hotel, on May Z. 8 p. m.
Business of Importance. Come one
come all.
/. GERSHBERG. Pres.
]. POLLOCK, Sect.
553S-3t.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-07
COLLEGE OF HAWAII.

Salaries, Pay Roll and Expenses $20,0O0.0o
New buildings, grading and other i'm
provements ....... 100000 %
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-07

Pilot Gunpowder and Kerosene Oil
Keeper (S20o.o0) ......I.....$ 100000
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-07

100000 24,4oo.Oo 100000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-20
VALLEY ALFALFA
SHIPMENTS BEGIN
start About the Same Time as a Year
Ago and Bring About the Same
Price-Dffch Assessment Due.
Anthony. y. NJ. Nav 90

Anthony y NJ, May 2O.-Alfalfa
shipments from La Tuna by the South
New Mexico Farmers association be-
gan on the exact date as last year
with prices about the same. Manager
c. A. Thompson reports heavy book
ing of orders for the coming week at
price Of $1,000 and up.
The Valley Mercantile and Banking
cOmpany's building is receiving a new
coat Of paint with gorgeous trimming
The Las Cruces-D sagua- BerinO-An-
thony Ditch company has notices out
of an assessment Of soc per acre. which.
If not paid Immediately, means no
water to the person in arrears.
The guests at Mrs. Goodies dance
included Misses Stella and ImOgene
HOket, Ellen sykes, Mabel BOwden,
den, Barker Hoket. Mobly Robinson.
Livesay, Club and ScOggins. Refresh
ments were served at 10 and dancing
continued until midnight
Howard Laughlin from Memphis
Tenn, was a visitor to his cousin,
Mrs. Story
Mrs. 8lobIy is spending the week
with her daughter, Mrs. Hineman, Mr.
Hineman having been quite sick but
is believed to be improving.
There viii be a baptism at the Ia
guna below the Belk ranch. Wednes-
day, Miss Emerson joining the Baptist
church, Rev. Mr.. Walker from SOcOrro
officiating.
cultural college helping in the first
cutting Of alfalfa on the Ferlet ranch,
which Is finished.
Mrs. f. S. Rhodes and Miss Fleta
JerniSan from FL PasO were picnic
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Jack
man at the DR.. Turner alfalfa ranch
Monday
L. T. Jager's new brick building has
the roof on and presents a very neat
appearance Mr.. Gay has been en-
plcyed TO hurry up the inside finish.
Miss Spencer is back in the telephone
exchange office after a two weeks va
cation in FL Paso and ether neighbOr-
ing towns
Mrs LETTERS viii leave this week on
a visit to her old home in New York
and Mr.. letters viii go later on.
Mrs. s p. Miller from La Mesa IS
visiting her sister Mrs. Ollie Story.
Eugene Leavell, lately from Anssis-
sippi, cousin Of Charles Leavell, Of
Fl PasO, is here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-20

form q dark hard crust and water would ooze
fromit nearly al the time. It was called the
worst form Of eczema After about four
months it spread over the entire body. To
say he suffered most terribly would only be
puttingit mildly. His was simply unbearable
suffering. He would CRY all the time and I
did not see hardly a minutes rest with him
for SIX months
His ankles and back Just over the kid
neys were the worst Of all. also his hands and
feet were very bad. His ankles were a per
feet raw soro Just terrible to look at. Then I
read Of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
sent for a sample They seemed to ease
more than anything had used. so 1 bought
some moro and used them Cuticura Soap
and Ointment cured him completely.
(Signed) Mrs. G. K. Hale, Apr. II. 1912.
Cuticura Soap 25c. and Cuticura Ointment
Soc are sold everywhere. Liberal sample OF
each mailed free. with 32-p. skin Book Ad-
dress postcard 'Cuticura. Dept. T. Boston.
Tender-faced men should use Cuticura
Soap Shaving Stick. CSC. Sample free.