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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-11-12

race, wherein Bcn-IIur conQuers and
dcgradcs his enemy.
Nothing more realistic than this
scene in the arena OF the Circus Of
Antioch with Bcn-IIur and MESSIAH
driving qtladruplc teams of equine
throughbrcds contcsting for suprema-
cy has ever been imagined by a drama-
fist or executed by a producer. The
race %enthraiis because on It's outcome
depends life, love, honor, riches to the
victor, and when Bcn-IIur receives thc
victor's crown of wild olive, audicn-
ces applaud with the greatest cnthu-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-11-12
ITEMS ABOUT THE BOTTLE BLOWERS

Here are some of the Glass Bottle
Blowers who are at work here. You
Will find the entire bunch of boys a
pretty fair set ofmen. They seem to
be satisfied with your city which we
find is a beautiful little place. We
have found the people here very gem
erous and kind and we are willing to
play the same way.
The majority of the boys will soon
have :hc!r wives and families hnro
Those that are here seem to feel quite
at home.
The Glass Blowers are n craft of men
who belong to one of the strongest
organizations in the country. Their
headquarters are in Philadelphia and
in every city or town where there is
Il glass house they have a local. The
local here is No. 50. w. Flohr is Pres
ident, and Arthur a.. Morris, Rec. Sec
rotary. Earl Love, Fin Secretary. Har-
ny kell. Treasurer. Geo. Mccall. Nido
guard Earl Edwards S. Guard. Chas.
Shoefelt, Conductor. We meet twice
each month for the good IF the asso-
citation. At any time we can help the
city in II way YOU only have to ask.
Here are the namcs Of our boys:
Chas. Broman. Ernest Blumcnmour,
Robert Baxter, Jas. Carvin. w. Aeon
nors, Geo. Dancer, William Dover, Geo.
Dcngenbraker, w S. Doll, Chas.
Doughty, Dan Doughty, Arthur Dos
trople, Joseph Esthen, Geo. Edwards,
Earl Edwards, VIM. Flohr, Herman
Graft, Harry Garrison. Adam Hamil.
Lloyd Higbe, Walter Higbc, Gilbert
Keenan,, Harry Kell, Geo. Kramer.
Wallace Lee. Earl Love. Arthur \.
Norris, Geo. Mccall. Lester Newkirk.
David Raison, Chas. Trottcr, Chas.
Shocfelt, Clarence Stimson. W. III.
Smith, and Joan Stark.
This is the first trip South for a
great many Of the boys and they are
in love with so many of the things.
Arthur A.. Morris
G22 S. Harper S..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-11-12
THE INTERNATIONAL "BEN HUR."
To be Presented at the Columbia Thea.
tire November 10Th and Goth. Three
Performances.

Spectacular magnificcncc, drama
tic splcndor and religious ecstacy are
the most notable concomitants of
klaw & Erlanger's International pro-
duction OF "Bcn-Hur," which will be
the offering at the Columbia Theatre,
Columbia, Wednesday and Thursday
nights and Thursday matinee, Nov.
10 and 20. During the fourteen years
which have passed since the original
presentation of this noble drama-its
owners have not only kept it up to It's
original grandeur, but have clabora-
ted and developed the possibilities of
the production each season until to-
day it stands unriyalcd in beauty of
matte Significance and power. 1t was
the last word of the stage craft of
the nineteenth century ana into the
new age it brought a bignoss ana per-
lection which will remain tho stand
ard for decades to come.
Dealing with the ca~;I ire or Jc-
sus, the most importana period in his
tory, "Bcn-Hur" shows the world at
lite most wonderful point in magni-
hccncc and wealth. for Rome ruled
the world and Caesar Augustus was
Emperor of the m.ahtiest realm the
earth had known. Into this time of
display and pomp came the lowly N1z-
arcne, the Christos for whom the ma
.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-11-12

sion, employing both blown and press
ed ware shops.
1t is reported that Il glass factory
may be established at Ardmore. Okla,
this season. j. +. Hansen. of Grand
Island. Neb., recently went there for
the purpose of looking over the loca-
ton for an available site.
The modern and Cooperative win
dow glass factories at Salon, w. Va,
started Monday morning making
GLASS With = full complement of shops
on the roster.
At the Carr-Lowcry Glass Co.'S
plant. Baltimore. Md. everything is
on the with all places filed and
all the shops doing we'll. Prospects for
the balance OF the blast are roscatc.
Two furnaces are operating at the
Sydenham plant, Wallaccburg. Ont.
with a third ready to start on short
notice but no time has as yet been de
iinitcly set for resumption of the lat
ter.
Fires were lighted last week i'm the
idle tank at the American Window
Glass Co.'S ~Bcllcvcrnon, Pa. window
plant and in about two weeks both
plants Will be in operation.
The Cooperative Flint Glass Co.'S
tableware plant, Beaver Falls. Pa. is
being operated in the usual way, and
steady work is the rule. They are op-
Grating two furnaces and are employ
ing II press shops and rour blown
ware shops.
The Fostoria Glass Speciality Co,
Fostoria, o., are operating two fur
naccs and three day tanks on paste
mold shades and globes, inner arc
globes, iron mold shades. iridcsccnt
shades and electric tubing. The paste
mold shops are dividing time tempo
rarily and the cutters are working
four days a week.
Five window glass factories at
Clarksburg. w. Va, resumed opera
tons last Monday morning. Places
were reported filled in the various
plants and good starts were the rule.
At the Buck Glass CO.'S plant. Bal
timorc. Md, whore they turn ont a
general line of liquor ware and milk
jars both by the hand method and
machines, they find it practically i'm
possible to keep pace with orders.
Tank No. at Turner Bros. plant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
CLASS OF 10 WINS
IN COLLEGE DEBATE

State College. y. NJ. Feb. 24-The
OphOmOre-freshman debate resulted
in a victory for the class OF '16. This
viii give the class the honor of having
the class mineral engraved on a low
ing cup, which is on exhibition in the
presidents office Messrs. Maynard,
Weddell and Hawk were the sophomore
leaders, while Messrs. Thomas. Fife and
Temple did the honors for the class Of
IS
The Ag. club will edit the Roundup
on March I.
Prof Conway will leave this week
to be with the demonstration train
now touring New Mexico
Prof. Garcia has returned from a
short visit TO AlamogordO. y NJ
". Adderbury has withdrawn from
school aud is practicing veterinary
surgery
A seven pound baby girl has arrived
at the home Of Prof. Vaughn.
The first prep photography class
held its annual picnic at the Organ
mountains on Saturday The whole
class. chaperoned by Prof and Mrs.
Wigs. Prof Stockton and Mrs. Phelps.
left for the mountains early in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
HORN WANTS
TAFT TO INTERVENE

Van Horn, Tex, Feb. 24.-Tbe Gift
zens Of Van Horn, including county
officials, have sent the following feIs-
gram TO president Taft:
Deeply deploring the raie-n Of
anarchy and the horrible atrocities be-
ing committed in Mexico, eliminating
n "a lhe assassination of president
MaderO, We as American citizens 49,. =, !
Iest most earnestly and vigorouslv
against a continued policy of inactivifv
ana ask that you as cOmmanderfnchfef
OF the army and political head of orr
country, take such immediate stems a.
may De necessary to preserve American
hOnor and maintain for US our exalted
R0sllion among the galaxy of nations
We believe the world is JOoIeiDe- -
enlightened America for immedfafe
action. &c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
MANY MOTORISTS
VISIT HUECO PARK
Large Number of FL PasO Automobile
lists Make the Run to Beautiful
Mountain Resort Sunday.
Continued from page -

PasO automobilists Sunday. The trip
to the tanks has become one of the
favOrite trips Of the local machine
owners on Sundays and holidays Sun
day was an ideal day for the trip.
The air was crisp enough to make the
cross country folks sit up and breathe
deep. The wind was not too strong
TO make little speed unpleasant and
cept the 10 miles Of sand this side
of the foothills. The verde of the aut-
OmObile jury is that HuecO Tanks is a
wonderfully beautiful scenic spot and
should be exploited as one of the great
natural wonders Of the southwest
Ray McClintOck and family and Al
YES Dixon and family made the trip
Sunday afternoon in Mr.. McClintOcks
25 horsepower Krit. The trip was
made in the afternoon. The outgoing
run was made in one hour and 50
minutes and the return trip in one
hour and 26 minutes.
c. P. Henry drove a Cadillac 1850
and made the whole trip on high.
StansbUry and 7 X Murray accom-
panied him on the trip.
J. B. Binkley says he drove his Ford
20 all the way out and back on high
speed Mrs. Binkley, B. E HoItOn and
Mrs. Belle Munger were with him.
Mr. and Mrs. ". L Field, L P.
Field and two children made the trip
in a Studebaker go" in one hour and
20 minutes
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Roseborough
and Mrs. Wild made the trip IN a
similar machine
Running through a heavy snow
storm just out OF Silver City. n. NJ,
A F. Kerr. Of the Ell PasO Bank &
Trust com pany drove into FL PaSo
Sunday evening, in his new Chalmers
Six. In the car with him were Mrs.
Kerr and their two children and Mr..
ana Mrs Douglas CroWen and child.
They went up 20 Silver City Friday
leaving FL Paso at $50 a m. and driv-
ing into Silver City the same night
at s o'clock. They had stopped at
Denfing two hours en- route
Mr. Kerr reported the roads good
except at one point between Silver
City and Deming where they ran into
a long stretch OF sand He reported
much snow in the White mountains
in the MescalerO reservation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
.MASCARENAS UNDER
ARREST IN Ell PASO
Man Who Seeks GOvernOrshfp Of So
nora OF Huerta Is said To Be
Wanted in san Antonio.

There is a real, live provisional gov
ernOr OF Sonora in the county Jail
one OF the Wealthiest families in the
state OF Sonora, was placed under ar
rest at noon Monday by department OF
justice Officers, including Jack Noonan
ana deputy United States marshal
5Idhk Newman and special agent
tice.
Masearanas is said to be wanted in
san Antonio IN connection with the al
IeSed conspiracy Of Emilio Vasuuez Co
Mez 10 violate the neutrality laws Mas
Sdrenas came here from Douglas Mon
day morning, en- route to Mexico civ 70
urge MS own appointment as pro
Ylslonal governor Of Sonora in place Of
governor Jose Maria MaytOrena who
mas declared for the Maderistas.
The officers say that Nascareoas U-,s
sSIIssIeo IN company with Manual Lu-
Stdtes commissioner G. B. Oliver and
ms pond arranged He viii probably
De taken to San AntOnio1to answer the
charge against him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
WYATT AND WINGO
MADE DEFENDANTS
Joseph A. CapIes Sues Two FL PasO
bankers for Alleged Making OF
COmplain Against Him.

bankers for Alleged Making of
Complaint Against Him.
Joseph A Caples has filed suit
against John NJ. Wyatt and T. NJ WingO
IN the 34th district court for $4,000
damages done, he charges, to his repu-
IatlOn by reason of the filing of a com
plant charging him with embezzIemeut
and the publication of a story in the
Los Angeles Examiner on Jan. 80 1913.
Inc complaint reads: ON Jan. %,
$40 complaint was made before W. d.
Doran, assistant district attorney Of
Los Angeles, Cal, as follows. Person
ally appeared before me, this 18th day
OF January. 1913, / r Rubin, who, be
ing duiy sworn complains and says
Ihat on or about the 10th day of July.
1872 the crime Of embeZzlement. a fell
Ony' was committed by Joseph A Ca
pies, VINO at the time, was entrusted
as bailee by John NJ Wyatt and T. NJ
Wlngo, with 81 head of mules the prop
erty5 of j. NJ. Wyatt and T. NJ Wingo,
10 the value OF $3.50, and, while en-
trusted as bailee. on or about the 10th
day of July, 1872, in Los Angeles, Cal,
dld unlaWfully, fraudulently and fe-
lonlously embezZle, appropriate and
convert the said personal property to
his own use. Said complainant there
IOre prays that a warrant may be is
sued Tor the arrest of said Joseph a
CapIes; ana that he may be dealt with
according to law.
The petition further charges that
upon this complaint a warrant was is
Sueu out never served" and that the
was without foundation"
CapleS charges further that on Jan
80. 1913. the defendants did falsely and
mallclouSIy cause TO be published in
the Los Angeles Examiner that he was
an embezzler for $3.50 and pub
llsned him to the world as being a dis
honest, dishOnorable man; that in the
same paper appeared a picture of him
self and wife, and it was falsely and
maIiciously stated that this cause would
occasion a separation between them"
he denies that he has ever embezzled
from these defendants and charges that
ne was attempting to get contracts but
the publication of this story Injured |
him IN the eyes of bankers, business
men and his neighbOrs- He asks for
damages.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
POCKETBOOKS LOST AND
TWO WOMEN Arrested

FOLLOWING the loss Of two pOcketbOOks
by two women Saturday night IN a de-
psrtment store on Mesa avenue, Jesse
G. Stansel. chief Of the city detective
department, arrested Maria Munoz and
Juana Hernandez. Mrs. J. h Conway,
whose purse was @snatched.' had Just
taken SO ont of it with which to make
, purchase. She was waiting for her
change when her pOeketbOok was taken.
The women when arrested had moth
ing IN their possession which was claimed
bv others. Because the Hernandez wo-
man had a baby three weeks old she was
released. The Munoz woman is being
held pending further investigation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
A MODERN MIRACLE PLAY.

The Wigwam today will offer 'aThree
" Use Men,, modern miracle plav bv
the SeHg company. The Motion iPiCf,7Tss
ora says Of it: a curious and ex-
eepuonal miracle picture with. among
otnefs TWO wonderfully beautiful
Scenes after famous paintings. The
Llrst Of these is The First Christ
us, and the other is from the even
more widely known Behold I Stand at
ne ne door and Knock In its inner mean
-LS ana In every detail il is true
SlHeet and reverent, and we are certain
sndt II VIII please every one whose
opinion is worth while"
..,Ihe Phantom Ship" an Edison and
5ne Black Hand EIopement," a com
ny ny -urana, complete the program
[hnere VIII be special music and the
We voice pipes with The Three
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
WILSON FIXES APRIL
FOR EXTRA SESSION

Trenton, n. J., Feb. 24.-Presidenf-
elect Wilson announced today that the
extra session OF congress would be
convened on Tuesday April 1
Inc governor declared he had arrived
al InlS decision as a result of a letter
received today from representative
CnqeE wood, Democratic house leader
I have waited said ATr Wilson 80
Ieern Just what the state of PREPARED
ness congress was in for the business
o. tne new session He intimated that
the interval between March and ADrfl
l might be devoted TO caucuses and
conferences.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
LARS LARSON.

Lars Larson, who for the past i've
years has been foreman at the CoUr-
chesne rock quarry, died there Saturday
afternoon. He was IS years Of age and
is survived by his wife and two chill
dren. Funeral services at sos Texas
street, were conducted by Rev. Henry
Easter, Of the church of St Clement
Sunday afternoon at $3.50. Interment
was made in COncOrdia. cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
DEATHS AND BURLALs
lTRs- d II RTQTnR-

Mrs n. J. BuquOr, widow Of the late
P. L BuquOr, 81. a Texas veteran,
died at her home in San Antonio, Tex.
Feb. %, at the age Of IS years and two
months. She leaves two daughters at
San Antonio, Mrs. OphiIia McLsne and
Felicia BledsOe, and one son in FL
Paso. J. 0. BUqUor. father Of Oscar and
P L Buquor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24

a ~ aCSlendance records were broken
form Tr.s r CGs"Iord yesterday at both Der-
GIassss OF Ishmael," manager
t5e s StoonLnWE,orth's international 1 10 Il
sIle Story that has been transit red No ~
Consistent il 1.ftb language The play is
!. non has exceptional stas,s ana IN IN aodi
cI1dina will VIII only run up to and in
be uq DIaSSedW Wednesday. so orders Should -H
entire IoI,.a Immediately for seats. The
mn y me S1r the entire balcony IS q cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
WOMEN OF CANUTILLO RAISE
$50 For SCHOOL PIANO Fun

Canutillo. Tex. Feb. "a - The
women Of the Valley Christian union
held a box social at the school house
and raised $50 for the piano fund.
Central avenue has been graded to the
postoffice making a great Improvement
in the appearance OF the street
The large green house erected last
year by J. c. Barlow has been sold to
the A A. Potter Floral Co. of Ell PasO-
It is being torn down and removed to
Fl PasO.
Farmers are all busy getting their
farms in shape for the coming season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
THE BLOT.

ne have received advices that The
helncarRation Of Karma" was de-
sLroyed by fire in an express car be
tl t,sit houston and Dallas and that
1rire -oIe We are compelled to disap-
I1lhI our patrons. much to orr regret
-, ne program today. however, will be
a. ACSllent one, consisting Of an in
8 8lan cassie, The Pride of Angry
.'Sfs1 I'm. me Matrimonial DeIuge." ana
very funny comedies with the ms MS
49,, 1ia 1.- Max Llnder The show is omen
II OHi noon 10 Ills p. m.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
MORE AND DEEPER WELLS
TO BE SUNK AT THE FORT

TO supply sufficient water for the
new regimental post. Bids have been
asked for the well drilling work by
Capt A. P. Watts, the fort quarter
master and It win be started at once
50 that the fort viii have a proved
water supply before the enlargement
work is under way. The present deep
well is to be sunk 500 feet deeper TO
make it $50 feet and the two new
wells are to be $50 feet deep each.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
HIPPODRonIE sElArINc -

Next Thursday night has been set for
Mas masquerade at the Hippodrome
--iJi prizes viii be given and there
special games and features. THE floor
l Ies Just been resanded and is now by
TAR the best in the city. Skating
cures the blues and spring fever. To
free.-AdY,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24

There is another little alligator in
the plaza pool Hal AIdrige. jr.. OF Al
drige, Tex, sent it to judge Adrian
Pool, of the corporation court, by mar
cells post Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
S0LONS OPPOSE
COUNTY DIVISION
Little Prospect that Any Arr
iona County VIII Be Di-
vided by Legislature.
Continued from page :,

Continued from page -
afternoon The. Investigation is con-
tinuing and probably will end tonight
County Division.
County division is practically beaten.
The chances that the legislature viii, at
this session, cut any Arizona county
into two parts, are extremely slim
Tom MaddOck's bill for the creation
IF Hunt county, from the western end
Of COcOninc, passed the house by a
close vote last week, but 1t is slated for
slaughter in the senate.
Mesa Wants County Seat.
Mesa is making a hard fight for the
passage of the Orange county bill, in
LrodUced in the house by representative
Dan Jones. Present indications are
that ii viii not even pass the house.
1t has not been reported cut Of the
county affairs committee.
Saturday the legislators a number
Of attaches Of the legislature and a
score Of Phoenix citizens were the
guests of Mesa Among the Mesaites
who spoke in favor Of county division
we're George S Irwin. ". A. Macdonald,
j. O. Spangler, ". S. DOrman, H. Q
Robertson, j. T. Lesueur, Joseph Noble,
s. W SilverhOrn, r. A Kingsbury,
T. R Sanders, p. B. BeVelle. Paul E
Fuller. DR.. r. T. Palmer. DR.. J. z. Nell
son, DR. r. H Drane, l. ". StilWell
W. W Mitchell ". X Bowen, O. s
Stapley.
May Attempt TO Divide YaVapai.
Rumors have been circulating the
last few days that an attempt is to be
made to divide Yavapai county. 1t has
been said that a bill will be introduced
10 carve a new county out Of northern
YaVapai. with Jerome as the county
seat. and to include most of the rich
farming district known as the Verde
valley The story is that the new
county is to be named Clark, after
EOrmer senator ". A. Clark. of Mon
tRna, who owns the United Verde mine
FOver in Winkelman and Hayden pc
ttiOns are being circulated asking
that that little corner of ella county
be cut off and annexed to PinaL There
IS no railroad between these camps and
ElOEe, the county seat of ella which
is one Of the main reasons advanced
for tie proposed change
This same proposition was defeated
In the first session Of this legislature,
and there is no prospect that it viii
meet with any different reception this
time. WinkeIman and Hayden viii
also have a chance to call an election
and vote themselves into Pinal under
Woods sill
Want Prison Farm.
One Of the important bills introduced ]
this week will be by senator Hughes /
md will provide for the purchase Of 4 /
prison farm, in accordance with a 4
recommendation made by governor j
Hunt in his message. The appropria- ]
ion viii be $4,000 for the rental Of a 4
section of school land near the prison !
md its equipment as a first class farm, /
o be worked by convict labor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
G. D. HTGTNBOTHOHE.

G. D. HiginbOthom, a photographer.
Of Indianapolis. Ind, died at a local
hospital Sunday. He was about 40
years Of age and came to FL Paso one
month ago, as a health seeker. The
body viii be shipped 20 Indianapolis,
Ind, Monday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24

John Kelley, OF Houston, Tex, died
at a local hospital Saturday night. at
the age of % years He had been in
Fl PasO but two weeks and was a
health seeker The body was shfDped
to Houston, SUNDAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24

mediate bringing of suits by relatives
or heirs OF every one Of the 1900 or
more persons lost on the ship The az
Sregate Of these suits is expected to
exceed $4,000 600 All suits however
must be commenced before April Is, a
year after the date of the disaster.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
Hotel Pago Del Norfe.

The dining room and grill OF Hotel
PasO del NOrte is open until mid
night Meals served a Ia carte-ex-
cellent service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
51ES, - WEDNEsnA1 ,1ar1,.rr.

of a rs only other matinee performance
at the Crawford, and WbiIe wen eGheso,y
fI7,ii ~ Il PasO viii want TO see This
n M. Sung love story of intrigue, MANY
ca1not eS-. disappointed. as 'TshmaeI"
M CS- eAtend beyond Wednesday night.
5 ne % crawford matinee prices are re- 10
f allu ~ cents. and % cents for reserx-e5
"a "a 5 Sea1s' Of which there are only Ga
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
Hotel Paso Del Norte.

The dining room and grill of Hotel
PasO del NOrte is open until midnight.
Meals served a Ia carte. Excellent ser
vice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24

morning Different strata of rock were
discussed and reviewed Dinner was
served at two o'clock. and they left for
home about six o'clock
The fountain of the gymnasium,
which was cracked by the cold weather,
has been rebuilt and a patent faucet
put on to curtail the loss Of water.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24
~ AIIirntnr Il - PnnI

DR.. Jones, Foot Specialist, Mills Bldg.
Open at night by appointment. Phone 7Ss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24

Guayquil, Ecuador, Feb 24.-Thfs CITY
was violently shaken Saturday night
by a long earthquake. The tremOr
lasted about 20 seconds. The inhabit-
ants rushed from their houses. and the
streets were soon thrOnged with panic
stricken men and women. many Of them
kneeling in prayer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24

DR.. NettIe satterIee, osteopath. 40
Mills Bldg, phone IA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24

A rOas in the oven for lunch at the
home Of n s. Spaulding caused So
much smoke that an alarm Of fire was
IrneQ IN. and the new auto engine
speeded it up to 21O7 Myrtle. where the
roast was roasting. No damage aside
from the said roast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24

DR.. T. W. Crowder. eve, ear, nose and
throat, 4i2-lS Mills Bldg, phone 1909
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-24

DR.. Klein, diseases or lungs, stomach.
intestines. Roberts Banner Bldg.