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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-18


For say unto you that this that is writ
ten must yet be accomplished in me.
And he was reckoned among the trans
gressOrs."
The disciples were surprised and look
ed at one another in confusion. Peter
replies:
Lord, we have two swords here"
He looked searchingly into their kind
faces, lowered his head, and said softly:
1T is enough"
The steps of the disciples resounded
loudly in the narrow streets, and the
disciples were frightened by the sounds
OF their own footsteps; on the white wall,
illumined by the moon, their black
shadows appeared-and they were fright
ened by their own shadows Thus they
passed in silence through Jerusalem
which was absorbed in sleep and now
they came out of the gates of the city,
and in the valley full of fantastic, mo-
tionless shadows, the stream of Kedron
appeared before them. Now they were
frightened by everything From time to
time they looked back at Jerusalem all
white in the moonlight. and they spoke
to one another about the fear that had
passed; and those who walked in the
rear heard, in fragments, the soft words
of Jesus. He spoke about their forsak
ing him
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-18

Talk happiness. The world is sad enough
without your woes. No path is wholly
rough:
Look for the places that are smooth and
clear;
And speak Of those to rest the weary
OF earth, so hurt by one continuous
strain,
Of human discortent and grief and pain
e w XEfI.oy
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-18
TIE CRUCIfKl0N: heSory calvary

HE moon had risen already
when Jesus prepared to go
to the Mount of Olives,
where he had spent all his
last nights. But he tarried,
for some inexplicable rea-
son, and the disciples,
ready to start, we're hurry
ing him then he said sud
denly:
He that hath a purse.
let him take it, and like
wise his script; and he that
hath no sword, let him sell
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04
Gibson Family Reunion.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Gibson re-
turned last Friday from Win,
chester KAN. where they had
been to attend a biennial reunion
of the Gibson families on August
q at the home Of w. r. Gibson,
a brother of r. NJ.
These family reunions Of the
Gibsons have been held for 4
number of years and are con-
iucted on large scale. This
year about 375 relatives and
neighbors assembled to do HON
or 10 the occasion. Five auto
mobiles carried u members of
the families from Missouri. The
brother in Missouri has ten child
ren. all married. and seven Of
this number were there.
Three tables. 80. 60 and -
feet in length. were made from
which 22S persons were served
dinner Mt once. Among the
many good things to eat were
100 fried chickens. % cakes. l16
pies and Is gallons of ice cream.
I A. quartet sapg q uumb1f bf
songs and photographer t0ok
pictures Of various groups and
families. Four generations Of
the family were represented.
w. r. Gibson ID the banner
corn grower of his county Ia
Kansas, always taking first
prize at the Winchester picnic.
Most Of them belong to the
Christian church.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04
Local News Items

r. n. Vessel of Frederick was
here Friday on business.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04
Elgin Man Fined.

The city commissioners have
issued repeated warnings to the
public 80 keep off the water bas-
in surrounding the big city lake
snd no doubt scores have proiltad
by needing the warning. How
ever, Roscoe Leeder. of E!gin.
was taken into custody Tuesday
by patroiman Northrup, for tres
passing on the territory. As a
result he paid a $1i fine into the
city treasury Tuesday in police
court. Lawton Constitution.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04
o. E. S. Anniversary.

The Eastern Star order cele-
brates August 81 Of each year as
the anniversary Of the organi-
zation of that order. In cele-
brating this date nearly 100
members Of the Eastern Star
and Masons gathered at the
Stackhouse restaurant Saturday
evening and feasted on cake and
cream. Nearly ten gallons of
cream and about a dozen cakes
disappeared during the evening.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04
Bond Fees Suit.

The county commissioners
through j. l.. Porter. county
treasurer. have brought suit to
collect $187.50 from John A.
Fain. former county attorney,
which he collected on a bond.
He collected $3.50 but is allowed
25 per cent. of what he collects.
Mr.. Fain claims that he paid
over the amount to the county
treasurer and that he holds a
cancelled check and signed re-
ceipt for same.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04
Payments Close.

PAYMENTS by the government
20 the Comancne County Indians
viii I've completed by Saturday
of this week when about $ll9.
625 will have been distributed to
about 1860 Indians. or an average
Of $79.75 per head. tlost of the
money has gone to the Indians
creditors. This closes the pay-
ment to al! Oklahoma Indians
and is likely the last payment
of the kind that wilt ever be
made.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04
Nice Shower

A nice shower fell in Elgin
wednesday afternoon and water
stood some placss in the streets
fer several hours settling the
dust for several days. But it is
reported that it did not extend
only a short distance outside the
town limits. This must indicate
that Elgin is getting better.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04
QUARTERLY MEETING
Last of Year for Elgin Cir
cult. Reports z aad ana
Officers Elecled.

The fourth quarterly mectirg
lot The contere0c. yea, Of the NJ.
yin charge. r.. Worth distric,
Oklahoma conference, was neic
IN the Elgm Methodist church
a. 3 O'Clock Tuosday gfternoon.
District Superintendent W. Il.
custer presiding. Il. 2. Wet.
tengel WAS elected secretary.
Tue rapport Ui "a" plst1r, Rev.
w. u. Roberts, showed tha, be
HAS preached 20 sermons during
the quarter. visited about 81
homes, married two couples,
baptized one infant. reca,vad
SIX members into the church aGu
dismissed three by certificate.
S. F. Lockwood was confirmed
as superintendent of the Sunday
school at Sterling and Mrs. Flo
renee Davidson was confirmed
as president of the Ladies Aid
at Beaver Bend.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing confer
ence year:
Trustees, Elgin, o. Ii. putney,
Miss Alta Hotter. John Byrd,
Sterling, Levi HoIloweli, f.
Lockwood, DR.. NJ. NJ. Winn,
Beaver Bend, J. n. Black, Louis
Chamberlin.
Stewards. Elgin, 0. II. Putney,
Miss Alta Hotter, Mrs. i. G.
Coffin; Sterling, John Eisass.
Mrs. Levi Hollowell; Beaver
Bend, Mrs. l.. c. Chamberiin,
w. W. Garwood.
Class leader, Elgin. O. II.
Putney; Sterling. II. Shafer.
Local preacher, Beaver Bend.
B. l.. Watson.
These committees were elect
ed:
Foreign Missions, John Gar
wood, o. I, Wina.
Home Miss. and Church Exten.
Miss Alta hoiTer. Mrs. Jessie
Fitzgerald.
Sunday Schools. Mrs. K. G.
Choens. s. f. Lockwood.
Tracts. Miss Mabel Black.
Temperance. O. 1t. Putney.
Levi Hollowell.
Education, }. C.. watkins. Dr..
Winn.
Freedmen's Aid, John Elsasa
". w. Garwood.
Hospitals, b. l.. Watson, l..
c. Chamberlin.
Church Records, o. Fl. Putney,
John Garwood.
Auditing accounts. Miss Alts
Hoifer. John GarwOod.
Parsonage and Furniture,
Mrs. l.. G. Coffin. Mrs. John
Byrd.
Church music. n. 2. Wetten.
gel, Mrs Alma Howe.
Estimating Pastor S Salary,
John Elsass, o. II. putney, ".
w. Garwood.
Trier of Appeals, Q Il. Putney.
Custodian of Deeds ana other
legal papers, o. II. Fuiney.
The financial report showed
the different churches mp wei
on the finances aad closing the
year in good shape.
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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04
Post Office Time Table

WEST MAIL,
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04
Cache Post Office Robbed

Early Tuesday morning rob
bers entered the post Office at
Cache, blew open the safe and
secured about $50 in cash. Sew
eral persons heard the explosion
but did not get out in time to
see them. Sheriff Nix went to
Cache Tuesday but could find no
clue as to who did the work.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04

Deputy Sheriff Summers was
here today serving subpoenas on
the following persons; G. G..
Crawford, j. II. Crawford, c. W.
Compton, II. s. Green, Anton
Horstman, c. Jorgenson. J. NJ.
Sawyers. w. W. Brunskill, Miss
Christine HUMPHREYS. Il. P.
Nettengel.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04
Motor Cycles--.Motor Boats

For Sale. 1913 model, at bar
gain prices; all makes, brand new
machines; easy monthly pay
ment plan. Get our proposition
before buying, or you will re-
gret it. Also bargains in used
Motor Cycles. Write us today.
Enclose stamp for reply. Ad-
dress Lock Box II, Trenton.
Michigan. (3-42-4-16)
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04

Richardson went to Oklahoma
City Wednesday where the lat
ter will undergo an operation.
Both were there one day last
week for a consultation.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04

Go to the "OLD RELIABLE"
when you are in want of the
best line of groceries of all kinds.
We carry the star brand shoes; If
we haven't just what you want,
We can get them for you by P. P.
In . few days. We also have dry
goods and notions. Our prices are
q low a the lowest, our goods
the best. Yours anxious te
please, L. G. CorFlN. Prop,
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04

Jim Myers went to Oklahoma
City today on business.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04

here Friday on business.
Six bales of cotton We're deliv-
cred in Elgin last week.
Trade with Ribelin. Stone 3
Walker, the home of low prices.
Frank StaclShouse of Cyril
was here Friday visiting his par
ents.
| will pay 22c cash per lb. for
butter next week. j. 2. Ken
nemur.
J. N. Morris of near NARROW
was here on business Friday and
Saturday.
l.. c. Coffin returned Thursday
from the soldiers reunion at
Bridgeport.
Miss Phyllis Stackhouse visit
ed her brother Clarence at
Fletcher Sunday.
Leroy Pevetoe returned the
latter cart of last week to his
home az Mansfield, La.
l.. d. Sparks and j. w. Comp
ton returned from a business
trip to NARROW, Saturday.
w. F. Wolcott and Frank
Crawford attended the Barnes
Circus at Lawton Monday.
Attorneys T. B. Orr and L. j.
Ray of Lawton were here the
first of this week on business.
The stronger the firms the
better they are prepared to serve
you. Ribeln, Stone & Walker.
Mrs. Z. Gordon and daugter
are here from Orlando visiting
her mother-in-l law, Mrs. e. West.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Farmer
and children visited with rela-
tives in Oklahoma City Sunday.
G. E. Stackhouse. J. II. Craw-
ford and II. <. Wettenget trau- 4
sacted business in Lawton Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Putney
visited Sunday at the ho4e of
their daughter, Mrs. Raymond
Harrel.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Rankin
and children Of Lawton visited
SundaG at the home of Il. r.
Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.C. Singleton of
TT. Worth, Tex. came Tuesday
to visit at the home of the lady's
brother, j. G.. Byrd.
Mrs. f. G. Knapp, who has
been residing with her mother,
Mrs. Ida Miller, left Saturday
for Wichita Falls. Texas, her
future home.
Robert Weever an old time
resident here, but now located
at Amarillo, Texas, was here
Tuesday to rent a farm for the
coming year.
Last Saturday was the 2lst
birthday of Dee Studyvin and a
number of Young folks gathered
at his home in the evening to
celebrate the occasion.
The preliminary hearing of E.
Mcpherson on the warrant sworn
out by J. II. Crawford will be
held before Justice Harper at
Lawton Friday morning at 100
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-08
RAILROAD NEWS OF THE SOUTHWEST


I s W. is visiting friends in FL PasO.
{ Mrs, Norrissey lives at Beming, \. n
/ Bob Hoffman. brakeman for the E.
! p & s ". at CarrizOzo, is laying off,
] ana extra brakeman Dingwal is in his
/ place.
Conductor shaffer. on the E. P. & s.
/ " at Carrlzozos IS laying off and extra
/ conductor John Miller is filing the va
/ eancE.
Pat Savage, brakeman for the santa
/ Fe at san Marcial, has been working in
the yard temporarily is again on the
read.
The second swItehman on the yard
engine at San Marcial has been pulled
off, since business is a little on the de-
crease.
Harry Lykes, engine foreman for the
E p. & s u. IN FL Pas0, is laying off
and switchman ShaFkey is filling his
] vacancy.
Harry shepperd, yardmaster for the
santa Be at san MaFcial, is laying off,
. and extra conductor Brimmer is filing
( the vacancy.
F. T. Nudge. yardmaster for. the E.
p. & s. ". at CaFFizoZO, is laying Off
sick, and switchrnan Stems is filling
I the vacancy.
J. d. Lee, sWitehman for the Z. Pl &
s. ". in FL PaSo, is laying off, and ex-
! ira. sWitchnan A Webb is filling the
vacancy
The Santa Fe shipped four coach
Z loads IF Mexican labOrers north Satur-
! day morning. to be distributed along
the lines.
Dan Tiffany, conductor on the z. P. &
s w. at CaTrizOZO is laying Off sick.
! aRd extra conductor Milton Tracy is in
his place.
r. B. May. engine foreman for the
Santa Fe in the El Pase yard, is laying
off, and b. s Cocoa, sWifchman. is fiji
/ ing the vacancy.
Tommy ConkIin, extra brakeman for
the Z. p. & S. ". at CarrizOzo, is brak-
ing for conductor Billy Rogers into FL
Paso for a few trips.
The rip track engine in the c. H
yard has been pulled off and the hours
changed 1t goes to work at p m,
now, instead OF 10 a. m
Extra conductor Butler, on the Santa
Fe, was in charge Of the Santa Fe read
ing room for a few days, while the
manager was in Albuquerque.
The G. H yard board shows there
were Is regular men working Friday,
four laying off, three on the sick list
and five extra men. on the board.
Earle Kinsey, night yardmaster and
engine foreman for the Santa Fe at
Beleu. has returned, after visiting
friends in FL PasO for a few days.
Lee Cox, formerly a switChman for
the F. ". & D. railroad at Wichita
Falls, Texas, has a position as switch
man for the =. P. & S. ". in FL Paso.
NJ F. Barnett. general chairman for
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men and Enginemen Of the 7, & P.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-08

Brakeman Forrest, for the E P. & s
". east end, is laying off
A Z swiber has been assigned to the
rip track engine as foreman.
Roy Sale, brakeman for the E. P. &
s. ". at CaFriz0zO, is laying off
A B. Snyder, switchman for the G.
H. working on the house engine
IS. HogIund. switchman for the g. H,
is on the day lead for a few shifts
Fireman Crawford, CT the E. P. & s
". at CaFFizozo, has reported for duty.
Roy Atkinson has a position as
Watchman for the Santa Fe in the Fl
PasO yards
T. F. sherwood, formerly a brakeman
on the Santa Fe at san Marcial, is in
FL Paso.
J. F. Hardwiek, sWitchman On the G.
H, is on the night coach engine for a
few shifts
J. J. Reid. switchmaa for the c. h, is
helping W r Stewart on the night
coach engine
r Miller, awitehman for the c. Il, is
working on the night crew Tor few
nights
Up Purdy. switchman for the G. H..
IS on the house engine IN g. " Ger
raids place.
n G. Richmond. szitchman for the
C. H. has reported for duty and Is on
the day ead-
Brakeman NcSmith, Of the z P. & S.
". at Carrizozos is working in the yards
for few days.
c. L Inban, sWitchman for the 6.
Il. has reported for duty. after being
off for several days.
Charlie Jones, engineer On the E. P.
& S. n. at CarFizOzo has reported for
duty, after short layefE
0. L Smell, brakeman on the Santa
Fe at san Marcial, is laying off. and is
visiting his family in FL Paso.
T. A. Louczs, switch engineer for
the Santa Re in Fl Paso, has reported
IOr DUTY. after a short layeff.
Extra brakeman billiard, on the Santa
Fe at san Marcial, is bFaking for cen
ductcr Guy Logan for few trips.
William Whittingham, conductor on
the z. p. & S. ". at Carrizozo, has
transferred to the Dawson branch.
= P. Werl, sWitchman and assistant
day heFder for the z P & 5. ", has
reported for duty, after a short 1ayoff.
J. Z Thurman. sWitchman for the G.
H, has gone to Sanderson to take
charge Of the yard there, as yaFdmaster.
George Foster, conductor on the
Santa Fe at san Mareial, has returned
from q trip to his heme in Tennessee.
Mr.. Grandy, father Of P. A Grandy,
sWItchman. for the G. H, has a position
as a motorman for the FL Paso smelteF.
Extra fireman Rollins, of the Santa
Fe al San Marcial, is firing engine 114I
FOR q few trips for engineer Tenn Smith
Mrs. J. J. Morrissey, wife Of a con
ductor on the west end Of the E. p &
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-08
CARBAJkL CHILDREN
ARE RECOVERING
No New Cases of Spinal Meningitis
Have Developed at Ysleta; Read
Work Is Pushed,


Work Is Pushed.
Ysleta, Texas, March S.-The two
small Carbaial children are recovering
from spinal. meningitis and no new
cases have developed.
WOrk on the three roads is progress
ing rapidly. The grading on the ma
cadam road extending from the county
road TO the depot has been finished
Inc engineering corps making the pre-
urinary survey on the road from FL
/ aso 10 EoFt Hancock Will reaeh Ysleta
on Friday. The grading on the inter-
urban reaches TO the end OF the road
at Isleta-
A number Of women here have Organ-
lleq a social club, TO be known as do
as You Like club. The club Will meet
twice a month and comprises about IS
members
j. W Lowry IS very i'll with an at
tack OF pneumonia. On account Of his
age, much apprehension is felt concern
ing his condition.
Jesse w. Walbridge is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. White, a
daughter, Emily Carter at the home OF
Mrs whites sister, Mrs. +. W Whit
ney-
A large number of peach trees are in
blossom.
The Five O'clock Tea club was enter
tanned at The Elms" by Mrs c. W
thurman on Thursday afternoon. Mrs
thurman was assisted by Mrs G. NJ
smith and Robert Cole IN receiving and
. entertaining her guests. Potted plants
We're used In decorating the hall and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-08
JUAREZ RACE ENTRIES
FOR SUNDAY, MARCH o


First race, selling, 8 year olds and up,
8 II urlOugs-InQuieLa ga, Toy Boy
@1O3. Charley Brown 1O4. Eliza be-h Har-
wood ~1O5. Mona CanOmaun I06. Sale
STA 106, Sir Barry los, King Elk III
Compton III, The Fad l12, Sir AlvescOt
112, Lescar lis.
Second race. selling. 4 year olds and
up, 1 mile-Ah Noon "S1s -Galene Gale
o10L Dave Montgomery ~103, Lamber-
tina ~1O3, King Lear 104, Helen Scott
100. Royal River los. Sly Lad 101, Clint
Tucker los, stare los, Ben Greenleaf
los, Ben UuCas III.
Third race. selling. 4 year Olds and
up, mlle-AdOlaute @1O5, Bob Farley
@l03, SleepIand 1O4. Lehigh 104. McAIan
1O4, Gist lO4, DudO lO4, Golden Agnes
100, Ocean uCen 1O6, Descendant los,
Delaney 1G8, Force III.
Fourth race, handicap, Dos Republics,
value $500, year olds and up, fur
lOngs-Lady Pauchita 30, Vested Rights
90 Dutch Rock 80 fEnueId IS. Tkoote-
nay SO. LOWeen zoe, Dorothy Dean 100
Upright 100, Truly 100 Chapultepec IO3'
Console 1o5. Irish Gentleman ~ TEi
PaIomar 105, TJim Basey lis, Round the
World 122.
IT, l. Brown entry.
tClark & Schneider entry
Fifth race, selling, year olds. 6 fur-
Iongs-Red Widow ~95, Eau-Inla sg7
Valetta 100, jolly Ear eI0O, kim SAL
wart '1Q2 SafranOr 100. Hasson los
ArdelOn los, Camia los, Amity IO5.
Sixth race. selling, year olds ana mn
Ia mtles-Nada Mas &C. Gretchen q
100, Orperth 100, Whidden 1O2 FarnS1,
Oldfield 1O2, sam Bernard 1O2. Dick IA
6er 105.
'Five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
Fridays Results.
First race-One mile, selling, three
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-08

year Olds and up. value $500. Ben
wilson (Burlingamel 112. to ], TO s.
70 $ Won EFelina Carter log. {
70 j, 20 l. to 2 second Ocean
queen SSS{5T T( 10 Il to 8. TO show,
Jnlrd- Ilme- 40 King Lear, Wicket
zulu, Maud Mckee. Lambertha, Marin
ran
Second race-six furlongs. selling
S SaFee year n, 9lds and Up. value $500
70 ., Won Quid Nunc (Gentry) 107
70 j, TO L even. second Clint
L,ucker (Grothl 10. 20 to !. 4 to i
SSt tO1.' I I Time; lis. Doc Alien
STARE i OFT Johnson, Gay. Minnie f.
Luxe van Iandt, Lady Young, Spright-
~ Miss, Barney Olndfield ran
Ihlrd race-SN furlOnss. selling
Mandadero (5alsey) tO7. 5 to /, TO s
10 ., won Odelia (GrOss) 105. to 1
even, TO 2, second Angelus Cotton
1Io, TO ?, to 5 show. third. Time;
1-45 10 ROsey POsey, Jack Ellis
Descendant. Prince Conrad, p Heuder-
sen RIO Pecos. jolly Tar Hugh Gray
Fourth receive and one half fur.
5ons3 purse. three year oldS, value
$500 Truly (GrOth) 107, to 5, 70 10
Z to 8. won Kiva (GrOss) 1o3. rs to ;
T 70 . = 10 8. second LEVIN (d9lseyl
loS. to j. even show, third Time
1875 80 Ancestors Fitzgerald, Pam
pinea. hobby ran.
Fifth race-Six furlongs, selling
three year olds and Up, value $500
Daddy Clip Grid 100. to 2, to .
] to ., won Transparent (Burlingamel
los. is to /, 20 i, to ], second
Chahticlor (GrotO los. IS to 8, I to .
show third Time 1.12 SIS. SWedf
sam shooting spray. NeIlO, Masalo ran
Siz+h race-One and one-sixteentl
miles, selling. four year olds and up
value $500. Orbed Lad CHalsey) 1Oz
(NIoIesworthl nos, 8 to 8, to 10. I TO 4
second Orpsrth (GrOss) 1O3. 9 to 3
I 20 show, third. Time: 1:46 "a
Flying, e. vs.. AennOn. Gretchen q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-08
ALLIES STILL INSIST THAT
TURKEY PAY INDEMNITY,

London, Eng March Skiing George
received Haiku Pasha, the former
Turkish grand vizier. Sir Edward
Grey, the British foreign minister,
presented him.
The reply of the allies TO the powers
offer of mediation still is awaited
According to a report IN Sofia, the
reply of the allies will be handed TO
the powers Monday and viii enumerate
the peace terms. including demand
for an indemnity.
1t is stated that the Greeks captured
IS guns around Janina and 50 siege
pieces.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-08
system, is spending a few days in FL

system, is spending a few days In FL
Paso.
Misses Lowell and Emma Fisher,
daughter Of boilermaker Fisher. Of the
Santa Fe at san MaTcial, have returned
to their home from an extended trip TO
La Juntas Colo.
T. Myers. engineer on the Santa Fe
RlRc0n and Silver City passenger, has
reported fer duty and engineer Heath,
who has been relieving him, is back on
his regular freight engine.
B. Lame, connected with the United
Fruit company at New Orleans, arrived
IN FL PasO in charge of a solid train Of
bananas, over the G. II. for San Fran
cisco. Mr. Lame is a friend Of A L.
Swiber, engine foreman for the G. H
The Santa Fe has a fire pump at
taehed TO yard engine No. 2376 in the
III Paso yard, and the crew in charge
OF thar engine has instructions to give
IRE practice every Friday afternoon,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-08

reception room. At five o'clock fruit
salad. sandwiches. pickles and coffee,
with whipped cream, were served Those
enjoying Mrs. Hurfman's hospitality in
cluded: Nesdames / L. Merrill, W. p
Phelps, +. W. Whitney, John McDon-
aid. J. W Word. n. NJ Gillem, Mark
CadwaIlader. E S. White J. B. Abbott,
". N. Compton, Robert Cole, J. D. Dun
can, W. ID. Lansdcn, and Misses Olga
George and Mildred Compton. The next
meeting of the club win be with Mrs.
w. ID. Lansden, at Valley Inn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-08
BAIRD IS PROMOTED To
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v. T. Baird. night yardmaster OF the
local G. II yards has been promoted to
the post Of day yardmaster. taking the
place VACATED by f.. T. O'COnnoF, who
went to Houston. Texas, as terminal su-
perintendent. G. F. Johnson. a switch
man, has been appointed night yard
master.
General traffic manager A. n. Brown,
Of the FL sPasO & Southwestern. system,
wiz return TO 81 Paso Monday from
Chicago, where he has been for several
weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-08
WILLIAM A. HARDWOOD. FIRST
MAYOR OF TOMBSTONE, DIE.

TOmbstOne, ArlZ, March o,-UndeF
Masonic auspices the body of VIM. A
HarwOOd. one of TombstOne's Oldest
wood came TO Tombstone in the year
1879 and was TombstOne's first mayor
and first master of the local Blue lodge
OF Nasous and an early member Of the
ROYAL Arch. All business houses We're
closed during the funeral hour The
deceased had been sick for nearly seven
years