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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-01-22
PETER HUBER RETIRED.

NO doubt one of the best-known men
Ia our district and especially we'll
known by the employees of the South
ern Pacific Company. Peter ]. Huder
was recently retired by the company
and placed on the pension list on &C.
count Of having reached the age limit.
Mr. Huder was for many years the pay
master OF the road and travelled fire.
quentiy from Houston to Algiers. He
mas now taken up his residence in
houston, Tex, and his many friends
VIII rejoice in the fact that the last
Gays OF his life will be spent in retire
ment, being a well-earned vacation.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-01-22
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.

Succession of Adam Lauman, Mrs
Lilly Lauman has applied for letters
OF administration.
Teutonia Bank & Trust Co. VS.. Sc
curity Brewing Co., opposition of The
Crown Cork & Seal Co.-Walker &
Wolf.
Mrs. Mary II. Dryers VS.. NJ. L. & T
r. r. & S. S. Co, exception.-Denegre
Leoyy & Chaffe.
Mary p. Stone, tutrix, VS.. Algiers r.
& l.. Co, motion to reopen case.
Mrs. VIM. Mahoney VS.. Algiers Ry.
Geo. W. Matulich VS.. his wife, rule
absolute.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-01-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Brown Realty Co. to Walter F. Sper'
Ter, lots, Nelson, Copernicus, Bara.
taria and the 20 arpent line, $40 cash.
-Vidrine.
Mrs. Nathan Taylor to Oliver Dorsey,
lot, Teche, Lamarque, Nunez and
Franklin, $3.50 cash.-Sheriff.
John Schroeder to Eureka Home
stead Society, 2 lots, Patterson, VAL
lette. Belleville and Pelican. $4,000
cash.-Benedict
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-01-22
BUILDING PERMITS.

Eugene Voegtlin, owner and builder
frame shed and alterations, 603-07
Belleville, 500
Geo. Forrest, owner, double frame
slated residence, Alix, Bouny. Eliza and
Seguin, $500; ]. w. Lennox, builder
Succession of A. E. Hotard, petition
to sell stock.
George r. Ketchum VS.. A. VI. Halli.
day, $500 damages personal injuries.
George W. Flynn.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-01-22
CHARTER
HOS. w. HOOLEY METAL, WORKS Co

THOS. w. H0OLEY METAL WORKS CO.
State of louisiana, Parish Of Orleans
Be II known, that on this fifteenth CSth)
day of January, nineteen hundred and four
teen, before me, Charles Schneidau, a notary
public, for the parish of Orleans and city OF
New Orleans, State Of Louisiana, and in the
presence Of the witnesses hereinafter named
and undersigned, personally came the several
persons, whose names are hereunto subscribed,
who severally declared that availing them
Oh ie o.
porations, they have covenanted and agreed,
and by these presents covenant, agree and
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-01-22

OUR CONTRACT WILL EXPIRE

within short time when the prices for these lots will
be greatly increased Buy lot two Monday
ing; avail yourself OF this grand opportunity.
Below the OF of the purchasers
OF these lots Ask their opinion OF the property:
Miss f. P. Johnson Miss l. E. Richards, Hon.
Chas. ]. Bonner Hon. Robey s. Stearnes. DR.. NJ. o.
Carey. DR.. c. V. Kraft Mr.. Fred Goebel. Mr. Henry
a. Brown Mr.. r. A. Tansey, Mr.. Joseph and James
Talon John Pearce Hon, NJ. S Mahoney, Mr.. VIM.
B. Babin, Mr.. B. c. North, Mr. Fred Pefferkorn. Mrs
Daisy Monlezun Mr.. John Couget, Mr.. Frank H. Kill
leen, Mr.. Martin koning Mr.. r. S. Johnston Mrs R.
]. Johnson, Mr.. Peter Taluto Mr. C. Willis, Mr. Oliver
Billy. Mr. David Kelly and others.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-01-22
FIRST CITY COURT.

New Orleans Brewing Co. VS.. Algiers
Railway & Lighting Co, 1870 dam
ages.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-01-22
Algerines at Law.

Purchaser to vendor. same property
81, 900 terms.-Benedict.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-01-22
THE WEST SIDE BOOM

Never before have been able to boast OF gen
une boom this side OF the river especially Real
Estate Boom. which is caused by the public being ed
ucated the Real Value OF property.
An investment in two of these lots to-day will
bring YOU the same returns those sold only few
years ago $1,000 which subsequently sold for $3.50
From a speculative standpoint know OF no
better proposition.
Can you spare dollar month: You will not
miss it.
Buy lot for your boy girl and let them hold it
until they of age. This investment is much better
than a Savings Bank Your lot cannot burn or fail
and the profits will exceed by several hundred per
cent the interest paid by any banking house.
The West Side Realty Co., by contract with the
Brown Realty Co.. Ltd, became the selling agents for
this property.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-01-22

RENECKY IS SATISFIED WITH
A LESS PROFIT. BUY YOUR
SHOES FROM HIM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
In the Web of Life
ANetU Short Sericl Story
BY VIRGINIA TERHUNE VAN DE WATER
Author of The Two Sisters" etc.

voice that made Constance sorry for
the speak er. Was she still reSrettlng
Toms absence, or WIS there some
other trouble on her heart2 Arising.
Constance started toward the door, but
as she reached the hall, she stopped
suddenly. A sentence was borne to
her. a sentence spoken by Ralph Nor
ton. in low. agitated voice
when / think he said, OF what
Tom has won and nave lost feel
as if / could not bear it,"
Constance's heart gave glad throb
as she heard the girls reply although
il was uttered in an unsteady tone
s.YOu have no right to talk TO me like
that. Ralph" Edith began. Then, as
she faItered. and her voice broke, the
unwilling listener in the hall rendered
further reply unnecessary by hurrying
forward and making her presence
I have Just finished my book" she
announced easily, so / thought 1
would come in here and see how you
young people were faring-"
Edith turned TO her eagerly stretch
ing out her hand as If to draw her
"Oh. Connie" she said. I'm so glad
you came just in time TO keep Ralph
and me from quarreling, We've been
boring each other to death"
And I must go home" declared the
man, no sign Of embarrassment on his
face. But Constance saw that he held
Edith's hand longer than usual. and
she noted. also. the iquiver Of the girls
lip as she murmured good night"
The front door had closed behind
him and the two cousins were on their
way upstairs before Edith spoke again.
I'm tired to death" she said trem-
ulously. tired Of almost everything
and everybody except you. Connie. 1
would like 10 go away where I need
not see anybody for a while-except
just you"
Constance drew her to her and kissed
her. You're just weary tonight, that's
all. dear child" she murmured. And
YOU are disappointed about Toms not
coming. Try to think OF how good he
is, and of how he loves you"
To her surprise. Edith burst into
tears "Oh, Connie, Conner she muir
INJURED I sometimes think that it's
a mistake to love any man"
"Oh, no il is not. dear" Constance
said gently. but firmly. It's not a
mistake for you TO love Tom
But Toms fiancee made no reply.
(TO be COntinued.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

PRESIDENT WILSON last formally acknowledges force of the arzu
ment that has advanced
years involving the RIGHTS and
could push its Obtain
redress without actually
people Who'll
He might have further and said that the the
to
keep communications the border without being var
This attitude is good law presidents
uona practice including hundred
But fIuteui
a var e--e
Gradually the United States people coming around
ago would have prevented the the
cost only small fraction escorted to have
costs 100000 to move the
mat the United States merely being BY irresponsible
10y ~ P'N0e L ie" DIliu DOIoei
So long keep their hands out of their pockets We all
love listen their words. 49, - W Fs We @H
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

The opening speech Of Col. Thomas
H. Ball. delivered at Greenville on the
21st instant. will carry rejoicing TO the
patriotic citizenship Of Texas. both pro
and anti
1t is pitched upon a lofty plane OF
high ideals, and at the same time is
expressed in a simple. candid, demo-
cratic way. that will reach every mind
able TO understand. and please every
heart that has feeling.
His position upon the issue Of prohi-
bition is stated as follows
4 IN for submission and for consti-
tutiOnal statewide prohibition, and un-
til We can wipe out the liquor traffic
IN Texas by cOnstitut iOual amendment
favor minimizing its evils by all
proper measures which Will better reg
ulate the business ana keep those en-
gagged in the traffic from corrupting
or controlling the policies of this state,
or any county in it.
we are going 10 have submission
on our ballots in the July primaries
and shall do my utmots 10 help carry
IT, II II carries and the legislature
refuses TO obey the will Of the people
/ viii try and make il so warm for the
brewery and barrOOm interests. by
laws which viii run the gauntlet OF
the courts, that even they viii be ask
ing TO let the people vote"
=
What good man can oppose the right
OF the people to rule. their right to
determine the prohibition question?
All good government is. and must nee
essarily be, based upon the rule Of the
people Whenever the people Of Texas
favor any law, they have a right to it.
II they oppose a law. IL should not be
put upon them Therefore. submits
sion 10 the people themselves is the
lair. Just way TO determine the mOoted
prohibition question.
The best citizenship Of Texas. wheth-
er pro or anti. viii approve the atti-
tude OF Col Bali in favor of leaving
this issue TO the people II is all that
me pros should ask. II is no more than
the ants should be willing to.
In the meantime. until the people
vote prohibition into the constitution.
II they do so. Col Ball favors better
regulatory laws. and favors driving
hquor out Of politics. What decent
cltlzen- pro or anti, can oppose this po-
sltonz What decent man. what decent
anti. favors liquor influence in poll
However. II the people. in their ma
Jestic right, favor submission. and Ii
quor influenced members Of the legfs-
lature block submission. then Col Ball
frankly says he will try and make IL
50 warm for the brewery and barrOOm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
IA Years Ago Today
From The Herald This Date 1000.

/ r. r Pope. Of Alamogordo, is visit
! ing in the city.
( E C. Pew has returned from a bust
I ness trip TO New York
S. H AIathinsly left today over the
/ 7. & p for Washington, D. c.
/ George W Lyons has left for santa
! Rosalia, Mexico, TO be gone two weeks.
I DR.. H C. Bryan and c. E. People are
/ visitors IN the city from Alamogordo,
I y. "
George Halle and bride have re-
Z turned from a honeymoon trip 10
Houston
Frank c. O'Brien is now en- route to
Z Albany. New York, and will be gone
/ for a month
County commissioner Garcia. Of San
Elizario. Texas. is in the city attend
: ing federal court
Gus Larson and Miss Augusta John
. son were licensed to wed in the county
clerks office yesterday.
3. L Berkey. manager Of an FL Paso
Mine supply company, left this morn
ing on a business trip TO Chihuahua.
c F. Thomas. exstenographer Of the
FL PasO Livestock Commission com
pany, yesterday transferred his ser
vices TO the local office Of the FL Paso
and Northeastern.
The employing plumbers OF Chicago
have capitulated- The ring of the ham
mer is now being heard on the Sheldon
building once more. All hands re-
sumed work on local buildings this
morning.
Mrs. J. G. Farnum. wife Of the Mex
lean Central trainmaster. and Miss
Betty Brown. daughter Of a Central
passenger conductor. are visiting Mrs.
c. H Allen, Of this city, on North Ore
gOn street
A building permit has bbeen issued
TO Mrs Blanche Austin for the cree
tion OF five room brick and stone cot
tage on the corner OF Missouri and
Ange streets. at an estimate expend-
iture of $1,000.
]. B. Trull. who has been connected
with the joint warehouse for a decade.
has applied for a 60 days leave OF
absence and will leave for san Fran
cisco, where he has friends and rela-
tives. in a short time
A permit was issued today to the El
PasO Grocery company for the cree
ton Of an adobe business house on
Stanton street, at an estimated value
Of $1,000. A permit was also issued
to Mrs E V Berrien for a, $500 bust
ness block on Oregon street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

~ ANY people who do not belong
Nj TO the Masonic lodge ask why
W. the master of the lodge keeps
/ bi- hot nj, when any ceremony is being
performed where the Masonic lodge Is
( in charge" said Rufe z. March That
ie a tradition that has been handed
down from the ancient times and is
no,rer that is conferred upon the mas
( Ter of the lodge and gives him the right
! to remain covered wnen the others are
uncovered There are many such ira
history Of the lodge Is an eXhaustiN e
and very interesting study because u
these old traditions and teachings.
X
aT had been told that there was Drac-
ticaIIy no interest in music in the citles
of western Texas, Arizona and New
Mexico" said Mile YvOnne de TreYllle-
L was surprised to find such an inter-
est here in music and to know Jhat 50
many people were taking a genuine IN
terest in things musical would IKE 70
remain here and sing, but l must hurry
east. am coming this way again anu
Will try 10 arrange an engagement %
sing here early In March This IS ny
native state and I am interested In the
musical development Of the entlre
state"
"Persistency." said J. D. BulSey. is
the main characteristic Of neWsDoEs III
e. Paso. bOOtblaclcs in Juarez and street
car conductors running between lne
two towns a newSbOy comes up Z"
YOU in FL Paso and demands 10 know
whether you want 20 buy paper II
is not a case Of casually brushing MIN
aside. YOU must say Yes or NO. ana
probably have TO argue IL with him II
IL is the latter. It's the same with the
bOotblacks in Juarez- They demand 2
complete statement, VITA reasons ana
proof As for conductors, DEFY any
one 10 keep quiet when his wants as 70
transfers are the subject uppermOst IN
the conductors mind II certainly isn't
the conductors fault if you don't get
transfer. which is some thousand per-
cent better than in most cities have
lived in"
Since the 'COnstitutionalists' took
the town, Juarez has been Guieter than
in three years said J. Ramos. a mer-
chant Of Juarez- a drunken soldier Is
hardly ever seen on the streets and in
is prompt Then. too. the sanitary re-
Ouirements are excellent and they are
rigidly enforced Perfect order has pre-
vailed for months and JuareZ is rs
quiet and safe now as IL was five years !
ago
THE preparations made Thursday I
and the urornntness with which they
were made 7 believe. had the desired I
effect" said r. F Thomson 1T is n
good sight IN see the precision with /
which the soldiers perform their duties.
They are certs in1y businesslike and 4
there Is no wasted energy. OF course !
there WIS feelin~ Of excitement {
among the citizens Thursday. but that I
was only natural 7 undert7nd that 4
some families were sont ont OF town. tn /
he gone until the situation clears. I !
do not think that steD was necessary. |
The offices here have the situation i
under mighty eoOd control They are
nreDared to meet anv emergency /
have never felt uneasy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
A CONSERVATIVE VIEW.

April 25. 1914
Editor FL PasO Herald:
ANS well that ends we'll" pro-
vided il doesn't happen again What
Villa could have done TO FL PasO dur
ing the past several days ending this
morning is chargeable to the concep-
tion and direction Of the Mexican sit
uatiOn at Washington
The American army is reported to be
in an unprecedented state of prepared
ness. but does thar protect the situa-
ton il the army is not on the border?
Ordinary prudence would have die
tated that before the proposition Of
choosing between Mexico and the
United States was put up TO Carranza,
populOus centers on the American side
of the river should have been ade-
quately protected by the army.
Considering the possibilities, not to
say probabilities OF the situation, IL
was an unwarranted confidence to
assume that nothing would happen,
and, unless such a course is promptly
and sharply reversed. something is
going TO happen resulting in heavy
and unnecessary loss Of life and prop
eFty.
A course inviting and likely to re-
suit in filling Juarez with Mexican SOL
diers and covering the adjacent Mexican
hills with heavy artillery, as has been
possible during the past IS hours, is
the extreme Of folly. Before we do
our talking we should place ourselves
in position so that we can. in the
words OF the Confederate commander.
Forrest, Get there fustest with the
mostest men J. L Campbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
BAKERS-BANKER TO
PLAY BALL SUNDAY

On account OF company L.. goth infsnt-,-
having 10 remain on guard duty sundav
the game they scheduled TO plav vitb -,
RIO Grande Bank in the city league 49,
been switched to May IT. and the p,,-s---
astAery team viii meet the Bankers S,rs.
-, -tslnoon This game should be one ~ -
80 o. the season. as when these Nv, 49, -
5-let carrier in the spring. II innings 49, =
IS p-ayeu 70 break the tie. 50 evsnlv a, - =
me Bankers have 1000 percentay, l. -
80 - st~5i1lng with the Purity RsICa-- s -
-t.-5 5l,-n4 =. Tying FOR second place - -
p-t.5-el- .esSe II. DauEherty. will he s55s
% tle bankers farce. assisting n p TT1SGea
two vssrs SoS E 5iogind. Daugherty pitched
leas1e' ana Is said 10 be able 10 dsIi,,S cast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
POINTED PARAGRAPHs.

spilled milk
Trying to make a good citizen has
made many a man Unpopular
Just the same, it's a poor rule that
refuses 10 work our way.
The aeroplane chauffeur hasn't any
thing on the flight OF time
seek and ye shall find" but not
necessarily the political office desired.
Cheap people are always looking for
something cheaper than themselves
Trustig to luck keeps a lazy man
busy.
But a really clever woman Is too
clever TO show IT.
Some people boast in order to keep
others from doing so.
It's we'll enough 70 hope, but don't
loaf on the job while doing it
Keep on trying; it's often the last
key OF the bunch that opens the door
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
Chickens

garden hardan painful
and beyond pardon mind HIS
string chickens inflam with greed come
seeing nehbOr
deuce
II chickens sure
Old ROSTERS have
trouble could stated BY
Keep herd Of DoTlngs other brands Of fowls
hOw
thema nd sorth en,a and watch the blamed
Copyrig By WALL mASON'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
SHRINERS PARADE
THROUGH STREETS

,r-,iSv 1890 pa[aIed through the streets ST.
5 s- u vas the FIRST appear5Bss l sli
- la l Pq.roi which wiz leave for At7,-S.-se
Imperial council The parada $50 - me
T 10y rs s6,,6 band anu many OF the s5riS5
- nj 1870 the patrol. The pnrs1-
which wi. be held this oveHia IN tbs 7 80,
I'm s ih.,e, when class 81 candi.fs'..---
"--- " ---eietau into the shrine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
The Heavy List Of KILLED.

BLE fact in connection fighting Vera Cruz is the
~ death list as Mexican side. official
t % give l26 dead and 1875 show exesD
y the American
but It also indicates
winch the Mezicans
an o Genaers are apt to be hit they hit at all
AT Vs C the OPEN the times the killed
"a D- Ae proportion nearly equal
any BODY would friendly expression in the face Of ~
IN 0u states army mad made TO protect
Panic is one thing: preparedness quite another 1~'--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
One-Sentence Philosophy
QUAKER MEDITATIONs.

IInlIadeIplla IteCOrdI
No Maude, dear; a lone widow isn't
always alone.
The man who has no Imagination
seldom falls in love
Even the egotist may have the wool
pulled over his Is.
Many a man wastes his time telling
other people not TO waste theirs
The only time some people get busy
is when they NEEDLE with things that
don't concern them
He-"A woman has no sense OF hu-
NOR" She-'I suppose that is why
she so often takes a man seriously"
JOURNAL ENTRIES.
Topeka JOUrnaL)
Too much OF the milk OF human
kindness is sour.
A girl usually ceases having birth
day parties after she is IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
Gen. Villa and the Future

EN- FRANCISCO VILLAS decision complications
hief" doing is the
decision Of good He nd
eyeTy1lag e ana ng " t Fs me Issue 10 has been
Every possible American that this
condition that the Villa
wisdom Of the
conviction
attitude Of the Washington government and viii continue
knows privately his
with northern
knows anything fighting
by overwhelming against them
All his vaOr all his all the patriotism of his followers would not suffice
together face of determined campaign by the United
in "COnstuiOnal" territory.
the
such cost
that to have the United States his ally against Huerta
milton supply absolutely dependent upon tolerance of the United States
it block
And the moral support Of the Washington government worth him than
the field to win control the government co He NAV be @ do he
certainly
friends, the WnsonBTyan Washington
naen5snos his s fsT nnaon n at l d Is Cars
his dispatch Madrid published today persists
the action of the United Cruz
Villa disavOws position
desires carry position pTOtestaon friendship
border But
Meanwhile it looks much if the United States would
the Washington make pledges villa future
acts in the south The United States hold itself absolutely
may besO take such steps be enforce legitimate
Will be committed aq1 them that not shot viii be fired 70 t5 ontb
by Be1icans to
justify such action On the part Of repr
Washington any part
ana only engaged IN ~ effort to secure reParaOn for specific
Huta he
pa-t. of strict neutrality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
Letters to The Herald.

IAN communications must bear the
signature OF the writer. but the name
VIII be withheld II reQuested-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

FL Paso JuaTez equally
entitled Of
perfect holding things tension
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

people and their
the By keeping this fact
aspect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

Gen villa he and he prssed fendliness to Ii
EI Paso and the Of the United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

people of Tuarez have dIv refrs
49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
':NUBBMS' By Cobb

Newsy Political Comment Contributed Exclusively Herald
By ZACH LAMAR COBB
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

TLTRTYFOIJRTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION
featu
g9 Special coTTsPondeRts covering ArI0nA ~ ~
News
Winarh (ownr ofo
lders
r c G a L and John Ramsey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

However. IL the people. in their ma
Jestic right, favor submission. and Ii
quor influenced members Of the legis-
lature block submission. then Col Ball
frankly says he will try and make It
50 warm for the brewery and barroom
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
Belated, But Eminently Wise

RESIDENT WILSON formally acknowledges the force of the
nent that by FREQUENT intervals 4