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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-02
DEFENSE Of
WHAIEY Will .
BE ACCIDENT
Continued from page one)

following his separation from his
wife, for some sort of a national
guards review, and that about $3.50
| that afternoon he reported for work
at the telephone company.
As he was working in the trouble
ROOM" the attorney stated, the tele-
phone rang for him.. 1t was his wife.
Over the phone she abused him., He
realized that she was drunk. Some
time in the afternoon, in moments of
leisure, he cleaned his revolver, plac-
ing in the. weapon when the cleaning
work was done, eight bullets In the
magazine and one in the chamber of
the gun. Again the woman telephoned
him and once more she abused him.
He realized that she was intoxicated
and hung up the phone.
Then the woman came. 1t was
evening and he was still on duty in
the trouble room" She abused him
again; they quarreled; she grabbed
the revolver which lay on the table,
saying that she would kill him. In
the struggle the gun went on and the
woman was killed.
This is the summary of the defense
which viii be relied upon, stated
Larnach.
Several witnesses were put on for
the prosecution this morning, but
only one for the defense. Among the
Witnesses for the former this morning
we're Captain Baker of the police de-
partment,a u. j. Bolts, G. j. Edwards,
DR.. Sinclair and ]. w. Harvey. ]. Ka-
ina, hack driver, was the only wit
ness for the defense
Captain Baker and Bolts testified,
among other things, to statements
made by the prisoner when he was
arrested. Captain Baker testified that
the man had cried he had killed his
wife but that she had driven him to
DO it. Bolts testified to having heard
about the same statement.
The hack driver, the only witness
so far put on by the defense, gave an
account Of the weman's acts during
the afternoon. He stated that she
was drunk. He heard her use the
phone, he said, and curse as she
talked over it.
At IL o'clock the court took ad-
journment until tomorrow morning
at 500.
and county treasurer on a permit
from the sheriff.
Weaver Informed Madame Puahi
that il any license is to be issued to
her that she may give hula dances. it
should be theatrical and not q dance
hall license. He said as persons visit
her place not to dance themselves,
but to watch an exhibit of a dance.
it was therefore In the nature Of a
show place and not OF q dance hall
Whether the sheriff win be willing
to give his permission for such q IL:
cense to be issued to Madame Paaki
may be a. question. When he was
asked If he would grant the permit
he said that he did not konw, and
that it would be best for him
to talk IL over first with the city and
county attorney.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-02

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

oien3irfel. 3mei Meoner eridienen
auf Ser 8ubne.: &err 6ran5 Braun
itellte in ldngerem 8ortrog 6as
neue fo5iaIiltif@e gpan>
geIium Dem fl. Grange.
1ium @briiti gegenuber
unb fob in id)arfen 8orten 6en bol-
lige' @egeniat 3uiihen beiben ber'
Dor. @err Ml1ton Sd)icifer perbrei-
tete lid iibsr oic @ermerflid-
felt Ger Iroucn= unb Sim
6erarbcit in Den 1abriten. SS1
alien Situngen fplgte bent Yro,
gran,n1c sic &ritif 6es bodp. Braii,
oentel1 P. SoIepb, .. 8. g., NUT er-
nel1ter Mnregl1ng gu meiterem @in-
oringe,p in oas %lo5iale Hroblem nit
nod gr0Berem @ifer als bisber.
Ser st.. 8onifatius, 2iterar.@er-
Elm 6orf nit ieiner Mrbeit in Ben ber-
f%lolienen brei Monaten boQauf at.
irie6en fem. Mit @enugtbuung fann
%fonitatiert ner6en, baB sic @onfe=
rers ur6 lire 9batigteit itets 6aS
Sntereiie aler Mitglieoer rege gebal-
ten, ia nod bermebrt bat, uno es
.itebt gu. ertparten, 6aB a16 I'M nod
'iibrigen Ebeile 6es @ereinsjabres sic
Ebeilnebmer feine Miibe un6 @n-
itreng1ng i9enen meroen, a11f 6em
einmol betretenen @ege griin6li6er
|fo5taler 56ulung riiittg poran5u-
'idreiten.
Ser bo9m. P. 3aniel 8angart,
.. g. s., @efretdr 6es &o1egs, bat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

Ole id0ne Mufgabe geiteut, neben iei'
ren 8erufsgeiddften nod o5ia<
lie unb onitige belebrem
sc unb erbauen6e 2itera-
unter 6en sc n . +.
men Ser MnitaIt gu berbrei>
tie H. uno es lift linn bereitS in gang
tl1r5er 8eit gelungen, cine groBe.
re Mn3abI Der @9riften
ser @entraIfteI1e un6
ON It 8I6tter fir 2eftire
unter Ole S9iiler 31 bringen.
IS eriibrigt nod einen fur3en
Ausblid 3u tbl1n auf Die 5uei bepor<
ltebe,t6en a%onferen5en unferes Stu-
6ien5irfels Dor Sen @etbna4tsferien.
Sur 5eier ces 100. @eburtstageS bes
.@eieIlenpaterSM 6oIf@oI
ping M December B. S. miro
Ser beutide @erein feline 'Stu6ien.
fonferen5 am 9. De3ember gu einem
&oIpimgaben6 geitolten. &err
.Sobam 2ar1er miro bel Ser @elegen<
beit einen @ortrog iber vDas &c
ben 6es groBen &o1ping,"
.balten, mabreno ser bodn. So
ter Soiepb, 8. g.. g., 6as
iegenSrei6e @irfen Sol
y ings un6 ieiner @efel-
Ienbereine d t e n
IN / + .. SEER &oman Dmoridalf
loa rgoter &olping" III Boefie ber-
berrliden. gIs Steiner nn6 Defla-
matore11 fir SEN lebten &onferen5=
oben6 Dor ben @eibna@tsferien itn6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

|tipen Settle maren Die $erre1 Setter
@eplano unb Ger6inanb Dolnp, anf
ser negatipen Die &erren aurl &rebs-
bad un6 &ubolf @adner. Muf beioen
'2inien mur6en mu6tige Mrgumente
in's Selo gefiibrt, uno sic @eoner
bemieien our @eniige, boB iie Die
5trifefrage einem gcnal,eren 'St1-
blunt r,1ter5ogen batten. Sic @en-
lore,r ser 0ebatte lprad)en einitinl-
mig Ser negotipen Seite Ben &reis
5,l, mobl beipogen 6urd oie fraftigen
uno logiidem MuSlaihtngen BEG
|@errn 81, @adrler. SSn Mnidlub an
Sic Debatte entmi6elte iid cine fur5e
Disf1iiion 5mii9en bent bodm. Ser
%cinspraies, Dem 8icepraiiocnten nnb
@errn Soiepb Moper.
Sic &onferen3 an1 IS. Mopember
brad)te Sen Muffab bes &errn Gran5
|SleiBner iiber oas 9bema: vDie
8e6entnngn bon &ob1e uni
|@ifen i'm 8irtbi@aftS1e.
b e H." pie ou@ 6os &eferat 6es
Serrn &einri6 &eger iiber:: Ser.
t beiIung ser Mrbeit m o-
5ioIiftii9en 8nfnnfts.
|ftaat" in mel6em &e6rer in ora1tt.
i9er 8eiie oie nnm0glt6feit nn6 So
berli@feit ser Mrbeiteintbeilung I'M
Slime ser 5o5taliiten 6artbat. &err
@ernborb &ubl trug Johann rebt pa.
|tbetiI6 Dor: u3ie NeuiabrSna9t Ell.
mes l1ngliidliden" bon Scent Saul.
Sim 2. De5ember mar tpieoer @tu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
Ser @mtidlnk Der bentl&em Neat

Ser Gntidlnf Der beutidem @eeie'
ru,1g, in Savanna Elm &oniulat etn5n-
ridten nn6 oie oiplomatifden Gertra.
tungen in Guatemala, 8%ene5uela nne
Neru gum Monge bon @eianotidaften
GIT erbeben, 5eigt, tpie 5ielbepnbt man
in Berlin oarouf beoadt lit, Die 8e'
5iebunge1 gu 6en mittel= uno iuoanne,
rifaniident &epubliten I'M Snterefk
6es beuti@en @anoelS auS5nbouep.
@abren6 sic Ser. Stoaten bal6 mt
6ieier, bal6 nit iener bieier &epubh<
fen @@mierigfeiten baben, bur4 ibre
fortgeiebte1; @imiidungen balo bier,
bol6 BORT erregen,
mod)en 6ie eltropaiiden 9anoelsbol-
fer, Deuti9lan6 boran, cine ,pirtb-
idaftIide groberung nod Der ar6e-
rem. gS mag ia fem, baB 6iefe Gin
miidungen megen 6es @erma@tniffes
6es Eraiioenter Monroe nidt 5u per'
mei6en iino; ie6enfaus iino fie im
S1ltereiie nnieres &a116els nnb It'll,
ierer Sn6uitrie gu beoarern. sic
lin6 ser leioenbe SbeiI nn6 6te euro.
paii9e &onfurren5 bat Sen Muben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

@ie int 0ffentliden, geieQidaftli-
den nno inbultriellen 2eben tpiro
audi in bern gdultpeien in 6iefen'
2anoe SOS Brobentbum 3u Gage ge'
f0r6ert. Dos GieI lit Die &arpt'
fa6e. Sb sic &in6er babel ettpas
profitieren, Of iie in ser @dule tpirf'
li6 fir Dos 2eben porberettet meroen,
lift n11b bleibt boQitdn6ig Nebenfade.
W3it REMEMBERING uno Meio bliden
mir besba6 auf Seem Sort, 100 man
li9 ani9idt, nit Dem beralteten uns
peroerbli4en spitem griinoli@ ouf'
5urdumer. Ser otelte 8rdii6ent oeS
Seem gorter @@mlratbs, Elm $err
|Ibomas IS. @bur@in, mtn @anbel
i6offen. @r bat Elm beber3igenstper'
ties Hrogramm entmidelt. Ct ptr
sic @lementaridule Bios als @orbs.
reitungsidule fir bobere AuSbil'
onng, aber audi fiirS proftiid}e 2eben
betrodtet miilen. Ct min oem tn
fug, pona9 oos @ebirn 6es 4tnoes
in ser @9ule nit unniiben Dingen
beloitet tperoe, Elm grin6li@es enoe
bereiten. Ct pin Sen unterri4t IN
oen @lementori9ulen auf 2efer,
sdreiben un6 &e@nen bei9ranfen
um6 ettpa nod @ei@idte un6 Geo.
graphic bes 2anoes Iebren laffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
10 Geut GaScarts
Beuu bili1s pber perfppft
Sir trantes Qp>fueb, lauren &ases,
fridge 2eber nnb Gtn8etuetbe-@
arbettett tudtrenb SIR thIaft.

g ''.1sst,;;4 89;Eeeih ,l {$ls@ %aut %fI$'; e,
eIenbiee &opfpeben tomraen bon et'ser
berbdrteten 2eber lno bsrftoptten etl8x
tpei6en. tpobur9. @ner Mtagen an9eta4t
tpir6 nit u1ber6al1ter Nabrr1q. netde
fduert u11b edbrt 9Iei@ @rant IN eineas
angeidpouenem SGT: 9ies 1T Der erfs
@9ritt az u%nge5abItem @1er0. - I'M
beroauIi@feit, faule @ae, f4ledts5
Mtben, gelbe 8%autfarbe, innere Snrd4e.
mas f1redIih urb Dioerli4 If. etn
ga8caret balite Nbeno tpiro Grrer. ber<
itopften @ingepeioen cine bnrd9dngtes
Meiniqung bringen nnb en9 ant Mforges
8urent gebradt b1ben. gle arbettep.
tpdbrenb Ssbr fdlaft = cine 10 eert.
5dadteI bon Current Npotbefer intro @nd
monatelnng gut fiib1en MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
Set fo3iaIe Stmoten5ir=
tel 1T ct. Sobn's.

H>NA~ "'Is%e"Ot"0 6S~s'0S" ~
8erfe, ni9t bur6 @uni9e;
gS lduft 6as 8ilo nidt IN sen &oden
oeS i9lafen6en Qomen."
&itopabelia.
SAT- Elm 8ierteIiabr TO-.
StubiumS bat man.
MT br Ser beuti4e ct. 80
nifatiu8-2 iterar.8ere
BON ct. Sobn's binter Il d,
l11o ltets bat iib bas Sntereiie oer 30
Mitglieoer eeboben unb ertueitert.
Ser bea,tige 8eridt eritre# ftd iiber
oie lebten bier fo3ialen &onferen3en
oes GereinS. Sn Ser eriten Ser
ianmlllng lieferte &err 8iceprdiioent
IS. 8urtb, STUDENT Ser &biloiopbie,
ein fur5ge6rdngtes @eferat iiber:
|@eien unb 8egriff bes
9obnes." @err Mlois Mabotpalo
bicnte nit eirrem fomiiden 8ortrag
Ser Barber" Greie fur5e &eoen
bielten nod Ser @ereinsprdies un6
SEER Sobam 2iitmer. - Cine bo9it
interelIante Debatte biloete 6as Hro.
grnmm ser ~folgen6en Stbung. Dte
beitrittene 6rage la11tete: r@tr6
|ocr 5trife in Ser 3nfnnft
c II ~ Of er Saftorin6 Sc
io5iaIen Grage fein?" Sic
Gerfedter 6ieier Srage uuf Ser poit-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

%auserieben oie &erren: Sobann
@ans, Mid]oel Musmarn, 6ran3 Set
teller, Mlpbons @ertfen, Mr1ol6 gfn-
fcrbei6e, 81. Monolo6 unb ST. @ik>
les.
u8ii1en beibt oie @elt oeriteben>
@i1ien lebrt perrauldter Soften
l1116 Ser @tutlbe, sic ga flattert,
8r1n0erli6e 3eid)en oel1ten." (Weber)
uSeee sir fritz ein be0eutenoeS 3iet;
un%be1gian1er 8iQe 5minget Die 8eIt.
Meil &om lppQte, be5mang es Die
@elt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

Srou aarI Mnspaugb, 81. 81. i, Stint
neil, Noble @ountb. Snoiana, idreibt:
Reruna tam mir nls cine @ottesfens
brng. Sd tann getroft 5a8en. bab Is
mein 2eben %rettete, bn i9 gang bernn.
ter gefommen mar nnb fMblte geraoe3n
elen6ig, ols ib bamit nnfing, SIR Bern<
na 5unebmen, befinoe MIDI iebt aber anf
Dem 8e9e Der 8eferung. S9 tam 81
men ni9t genug banfen."
Sene, .pelde teine flifiisen MebtsineH
nebmert tpullen, f5nnen jekt &ermna Sal.
lette befpmt1ett.
Traet Gnrcn Mpptbefer fit eiaen
2mfs SAT- Mmanae fir 1914.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

@emeinbe eingeubt, unb nadber e1ae
9eit lana regelmaBig geinngen. Mnf
6ie{e Weile ionen Die oeutiden &1r'
denlieoer mieberum elm @emetngnt
oes @olfes meroen. 5. g. W1r ge'
bieten, baB na@ benz &odamt nmo
mad Ser @eiper an alien s%onntosen
etn oerti6es &irdenlieb bon Der gar'
aen @en1einoe geiungen meroe. 6. GU
Sir ermobnen sic 8oriteber unlerer
gforrldulen opf oas Gr%ineenolte, gu
1oroer, baB ale Sdulfinoer 1tn1er
@eioua- uro @ebetbidlein oni6affen,
Bel ben g@ulmeiien reselmdbtg ote
@inemeiien eebron6en. monde se'
Ser o%nstpenoig lernen, ferner Die ge'
iperqeiange griin6li@ 1ernen, 10 oaB
m6qlidlt balls m%enigitens ale j1ngen
9eute Sic @elper &piiroig uno erban'
lid 5inqen f0nnen... -. Z. d0.) @no'
lid bitten mir, BOB menigitens tn Den
or5Beren @emein6en einige before
@qnqer berongebtl6et loeroen, UNI ote
belonoeren Ebeile 6es &ohamts (Sn'
troitus, @raouale, 0ffertorium nno
gommunio) gu itngen....
@ir idlteBen bieie M%noromuagen
nit Ser @rmobnung bes FL. gaters
Benedict: uDperi Sci 'ntbl praepo.
nottar" (6em DienIte @ottes lou
gidts porge8ogen meroen): 9te1er
@rur6iob mub fit nns M(e gelten.
Soft bat uns int beiligiten Altars'
iocromente oas gr0Bte 1%1nterpfano
ieiner &erablaiIung un6 2iebe ge9e'
ben. Ser Meni@ gepor6ene @ottes'
{obn bat feline @obnung unter uns I'M
gobernofel oufgeidlogen, bringt it@
{elbit in ser Mei1e fir nns als Spfer
nor un6 erreuert nns bas frn9tbare
unb erbobene @reu5opfer;; er TT 11t'
5ere @eelenipeiie in Ser FL. @o1111l1'
MON un6 bas nnterpfanb bes etptgen
9ebens.
Dos finb 6ie &auptgriin6e, tpesbalb
mir uns onftrenger miiien, ben @ot'
tes6ienft 10 tpuroig, feierli@ erbo11lt@
unb Sen firdliden @eieben entipre'
derb oIs n,1r INNER mogli@ gu mo-
den. .9ur@ oas bohbeiligite @oera'
me1t finb mir etre groBe @ottestamt'
lie oeuoroep; besbolb loiiet nns ole
t%heiInebme, am beiligen @efange bier
auf eroen, ols @orbereitung o11f t.
mem e>uiqen Subelgefang, tpel@en ole
Musermablten i'm &immel benz Snm'
me o%nrbringe11 mer6en.
Sir erporter bon 6em @riitlid,en
Gin, ,1n1eres fotboIii4en BolfeS rno
bon Ser Bfli@ttreue unieres alerns,
bah biefe uniere Mnoronungea in oil
Len @emein6en nod beitem Wtuen
uno nit anem Offer 6ur@gefiibrt
tperbee. $50 es gei@iebt, tpiro gar5
oetpiB Der I'll. @laube geitdrfftt, Die @n-
6adt b%ef0r6ert, Die 2iebe gum GOT
tes6ienite permebrt merben. Sos
tpoIe @ott.
gincent @ebrIe, 8. g.. g.,
8ii9of bon 8tsmard
8iismard, is. Nobember 1913. |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

year with the exception of Miss Annie
Fitch, sister of attorney James G..
Fitch, the registrar at the institution.
The board decided to abolish this posi-
ton, holding 1t was an unnecessary ex-
pense, and it Is said that the secretary
treasurer of the board of regents. c. T..
Brown, will be required to perform the
duties of registrar.
At the request of president Drake. the
board voted to grant a certificate of
mining engineer to secretary Brown IN
recognition of his services as secretary
treasurer of the school of mines. The
vote on this was unanimous.
The board organized by electing A. c.
Torres, a newly appointed member. presi-
dent. The board as now constituted is
composed of two Republicans, {. r.
Brown and John Mcintyre. of Socorro.
and William Borrowdale, of MagdaIena
Fayette A. Jones. of Albuquerque. and
A c. Torres, of SOcorrO, Democrats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
DRAKE OUSTED AT
S0C0RRO SCHOOL
Another Of Governor McDonald's Boards
Decides to Cho7 Off the Head Of
School Director.

Socorro. n. NJ, April 12-At a meet
ing of the board of regents of the New
Mexico school of mines yesterday presi-
dent f. A. Drake was formally notified
that his successor would be appointed
by the board at meeting to be held
Tuesday, April Is. The retirement of
president Drake, who has served as
president of the school for four years.
had been rumored for several days and
the announcement of the board therefore
did not come as a surprise Who his sue
cessOr viii be the board has not an
nounced, but it is understood he has
already been determined upon.
At yesterdays meeting. the faculty as
now constituted, was elected for next
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
NEW LAW MAKES
PROSECUTIONS VOID

Austin. Tex April 1.-THE attorney
general department today gave the
labor commissioner Startling an Opin-
ION, IN which 1t is held that the new
eight hour law passed bv the 33d leg
lslature, and which became effective
on March 81, 1913. repeats the old law
ana that all prosecutions now pending
asaIhsJ Elolators OF the old law. Will
have to be abandoned and dismissed.
and cannot be prosecuted under the
new law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
Linens and Wash Fabrics Specially
Featured In This Big April Sale

75c HlghIy MeTce1Zed Satn Damash QUO
An excellent grade conventional and floral designs
y in All Linen Table Damask, at, yard ..... s1OO
A very heavy grade, regularly worth $125 the yard
75c Heavy All Linen Suitings at yard. SOC
Full SO in. wide, in pretty striped design.
25c Figured Swisses and Marquisettes, at. 15e
Beautiful white materials in exquisite designs.
IS in Ratnes in Solid Shades, yard. Soc
So in Silk Figured Persian Stripe Voes, 35c
Also blue or black hair line stripes, worth SOC.
35c Imported Madras Shirtings, at yard .25c
A splendid assortment of pretty patterns and eOOrs
Anderson's Imported 25c Ginghams at ......... Ice
Monday SpeciaI-ChOice of all the patterns.
SOC Soisete Madras in Stripes and Figures, 59c
40 in Balkan Voiles in Aovers and Borders, Csc
Toe Du Nord Ginghams in New Designs, at. IL lie
Solid Shades in Mercerized Poplins, yard .15c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
Little Notions At Big
Savings

25c PIN On Hose Supporters, the pair . Ice
1Oc De Long s Hooks and Eyes, black or white SC
sc Piece Mothers" Ironing Wax for. -. SC
Silk Dress Shields, sizes ?, and 4...... .10c
. Kohinoor" Dress Fasteners, the card. .... Toe
''The Only" Grande 25c Skirt Gauge. -. .19c
'Marcelle" Hair Waivers, the card. ....... sc
3 Princess" Removable Collar Supporters, cd SC
Doc Featherstitch Braids, yards for. =. 19c
sc Cube Pins, black or white, cube ..... Sc
Zoe Tracing Wheels, &c and sc Linen Tape. Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
Neckwear Novelties Featured
in the Big April Sale

New Balkan Collars, with messaline bow, in
pretty colorings, at .......................2 5c
Net Collars, with plastron jabQt, at. .25c
Robespierre Novelties in pretty lace collars, with
a splendid choice at......................5 SOC
Lace and Embroidered Collar and Cuff Sets are
shown in many pretty and dainty designs,
Corsage Bouquets are very pretty at 25c and SOC
Dainty Neck Ruching is shown in new styles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
ASKS NON-SUTT: CASE
REMANDED TO STATE CnI-Rm

Another non suit was asked for in the
federal court when the case of George
Bradley against the Southwestern
Portland Cement company was brought
10 trial The case was remanded to
the state court. Bradley asks for $25.-
600 damages because Of personal in
1urtes alleged to have been received at
the cement plant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
LUsTICEs CoIRTs.
y. b. lIeCIIntocIs. PresIdInE.

William JOUrgusan, alias BlOndy
charged with forgery; held to grand
jury in sum Of $500.
c. W. BevingtOn. charged with swind-
ling: complaint filed
George Cooper. charged with being
fugitive from justice; complaint filed.
G. Lard, charged with attempt TO
commit burglary; complaint filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
CATTLE RECEIVED
HERE FROM MEXICO

The Pitman Cattle company re-
ceived two carloads from Villa Ahu-
mada Friday and on Saturday morn
ing Is head from the ranch of RefugiO
Soto, Just south Of Juarez- The Big
ham-LOve Livestock company received
six cars from J. B. Duncan at Sama-
ley Myers & Tankersley received
nine cars from 90 Csf-ente.
X. T. Hughes has sold 23S head Of
Texas cattle to ". II. Briggers. of Car
negie, Okla hey came from the Helm
ranch, 40 miles east of FL Paso and
were shipped to Oklahoma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
TRAIN GOES THROUGH TRESTLE;
MANY BELIEVED 10 Re DEAD

Fincenness Ind. April IA Baltimore
& Ohio Southwestern work irain. larry
ing nearly 200 men, went through a
trestle three miles west of here shortly
before o'clock this afternoon. Many are
injured and it is reported a number were
drowned. One relief train Is bringing
about 100 here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
34TH DISTRICT COURT.
Dan NJ Jackson. Presiding.

Josephine Crosby, ct al. vs. H. B.
Stevens. ct al, trespasS TO try title
suit: on trial
Della Matthews VS.. T. G. Matthews,
suit for divorce: granted and plaintiff
awarded custody of minor child.
James p. Morris vs. John c. Rose
borough. ct al. suit on contract; dis
missed at costs of both plaintiff and
defendants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

PetoSkey. Mich, April I2-It was re-
ported here that five women were
burned to death near St Ignace. when
IRE destroyed their home today. The
dead are said to be Mrs. James Bradley.
her three daughters and a neignbors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
WIVES OF ALIENS MAY BE
RESTORED To CITIZENSHIP

Sacramento, Calf, April 12.-Women
in California that are disfranchised by
reason of having welded aliens viii be
restored to citizenship If a bill passed
today by the lower house Of the state
legislature becomes a law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
FIVE CARPENTERS AT
EWTEW TEn II

III oDA-A EAAA =
Five carpenters employed at the
smelter Joined the ranks OF the Mexi-
can strikers Friday and are now ask
ing for an increase in pay. Operations
have been suspended as there are now
800 men on strike.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
GIVES POLICE CHASE

arthur easy was arrested Saturday
afternoon by mounted policeman Tom
/ ork, after he had been chased for
several blocks into the Santa Fe yards.
easy is alleged to have taken an auto
mobile tire belonging to a local garage
and disposed Of it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
BUFFALO STRIKE IS SETTLED.

Buffalo. n. y. April 1.-THE strike
Of mOtOrmen and conductors of the
International Railway company. which
began last sunday, was settled through
mediation of mayor Fuhrmann. Both
sides made concessions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

Billy Wolff-"Blue Pencil BilF'-who
sells hats for Keith Bros. of Chicago, is
in town. calling on the trade. Billy
Wolff has more friends than any other
travelling man making the western terri
tory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

Memphis. Tenn. April IA break
IN the old Mississippi levee at Lake
Jefferson. Ark, 10 miles below Rose
Gale. Miss. occurred early today. &C
of life was reported in the first mes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

Beautiful Embroid- ~
cred Swisses. at. 800. AOG
Regularly worth to zoe the
yard-in chip and plaid designs,
mercerized drawn designs and
dainty figures very special
value Monday.
Women's Tailored or m
Suits. Monday at. SDOoOO
Worth regularly to $1,000.
Handsome models in shepherd
checks, serges and novelties,
lined with satin. and excellent
" made. Special Monday, $500
S1.OO Lingerie Waists, 40
Monday Special, at Toe
Beautiful embroidered and lace
trimmed styles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

c. o. Edens, switch engineer for the
q. h at Valentine, has returned after
a short visit to FL PasO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

l. NJ Clark. extra conductor on the
T & 2. out of FL Paso. has reported
for duty after a short lay off
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
See the Big Bar
gain Tables
THE COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
T. $. Mnxey, Presiding.
". Lewis vs.. Santa Fe railroad for
personal injuries, $4,000; on trial.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12
CARL HAYDEN'S
SECRETARY QUITS
Texas Onion Growers Want Tariff;
Senator CatrOR to Lead Fight
Against Free Wool.

Washington, D. c., April 12-Andrew
H Martin. secretary Of representative
Carl HAYDEN. Of Arizona. has resigned
and will return to Tucson next week
The Southern Texas Truck Growers
association. at san Antonio, has written
to all Texas congressman protesting
AGAINST the cut in the onion tariff.
Three thousand growers say they viii
be damaged If the tariff is not raised
above 20 cents per bushel
Senator T. B. CatrOn is expected here
next week from Santa Fe. N NJ He
viii lead the fight against free wool in
the senate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-12

The ordinary cost Of Want Ad in
the FL Paso Herald is % cents. It
reaches an average Of about 10000
readers each issue.