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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-07


ing calmly the embodiment in
Europe and engaging in peace
ful pursuits while that cont
ncnt is in a state of fcrment.
We're it not for alliances the
present military activity would
be confined to Austria and
Scrvia alone. Because of them
Germany and Italy arc drawn
into the conflict on one side
and with Austria, while Russia
England and France arc drawn
into il on the other. The
fruits of victory, at best, will
be Insignificant compared to
the cost. Territorial aegran.
disement, if there is any at all,
will be very small. Political
dominance is the desire of
Austria and Russia, while vic.
tory for the other participants
will be an empty one. Mean
while 10000. 900 men, the
flower Of European manhood,
will not alone be reproductive
but will be engaged in destuc
tive pursuits, and the daily
expense for their maintenance
will reach into the millions.
The cost of the war will there
fore drain Europe of billions.
while the effects will be felt for
generations TO come. And all
but two of the nations that arc
flying at each others throats
have lutte or no feeling in the
matter. Offensive and defen.
sive treaties have drawn them
INTO the conflict.
1t is therefore with a feeling
OF gratitude that We in Ameri.
ca sec ourselves terrltoriaIIy
isolated from this maelstrom
OF STRIFE. The events in Europe
To-Day VIII Icad us to a deeper
appreciation OF the wisdom of
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COLUMBUS COURIER
l. l.. LEWIS. Editor \ Publisher

Entered ut the pO>tonice At tolunhuh
New Mexico, for transmission througS
the Mails ~ SECOND Class Mail Mat
ter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
MAZiTLAN AND
TlNPIGO FIGHTS
ARE CONTINUED
Carranza Orders Campaigns
Against Both Cities to Be
Pressed Vigorously.

Washington, d. c., May S.-VenustianO
Carranza today notified Rafael Zubaran
Capmany, his minister of the interior,
at present representing his interests in
Washington, that he had issued in
structions to his military chieftains To
pursue with renewed vigor the cam
paigns against the federal forces al
Tampico and MaZatlan.
No Break With United States.
THE United States and Mexico had
friendly and peaceful relations which
not only the 'COnstitutiOnalists but the
vast majority of the people Of Mexico
propose 10 firmly maintain such re-
lauons should not be affected by the
acts Of Huerta, since they do not voice
the real sentiment of the nation"
This is the substance Of a statement
tutonalist representative here. made
public by the state department today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

bare of the Carpenters union. are
ygorl-inr- for contractor j. w jackson
at 1-Os wyoming street
The regular weekly meeting OF Elec-
fricaI Workers union No % VIII pc
held Friday night at Union LaDor nan
Electrical workers union No 5S5
y,-iII meet in regular weekly session
Friday night at Union Labor nail
N Webb. Clifford Webb and W
Baum. members of the PAINTERS UNION
are finishing two apartment houses on
south FL PasO street
I'D smith and A T. Talbot mem
bers Of the Painters union, are uolhs
the decorating at SIS Magoffin avenue
T. Coomes and Tom Harley. mem
hers of the Painters union, are doing
me vanishing and papering at 6l5
East Rio Grande street
W. Young and Roy curtains. mem
bers Of the Painters union, are DONG
the painting at the Morgan building
on Texas street
G. a. Obrien. Joe Ruiz and Tom
Goodwin are doing the decorating on
the new residence in the $500 block.
TuIarosa street. they are members OF
the Painters union
d. r. Baker and J. C. Condor, mem
bers of the Painters union, are DONG
the painting on a residence IN the SSOO
block on Montana street
+. Dale Carlton. J. W. Vance and B.
C. Reel. members Of the Carpenters
union. are working on a residence IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
DETAILS GIVEN BY
THIS HGUST0NIAN
Tells How Plant Juice Has
Benefited His Wife and of
Her Gratitude To 1t.

Mr. W G. Husselman, who is a special
factory representative of The Smith *
Barnes Piano Co, and who lives at
1906 Chenevert Street in Houston. tells
in the following what Plant Juice has
accomplished for his wife:
Ny wife has long been a sufferer with
stomach trouble and constipation. but the
worst feature was the constipated con-
ditiOn that nothing seemed to relieve.
I got her a bottle of Plant Juice TO
try and 1T helped her in every way.
All who suffer with constipation viii
understand how grateful we both are
that she has found a treatment that
viii cure her"
Constipation is never cured by ca
thartics as they tear down. and also
form bad habits that get the bowels in
such a condition that they will not
respond TO any treatment Plant Juice
cures constipation by acting on the
liver, causing it to furnish ntaure's
cathartic, rids the system of all danger
Gus poisons and builds a new structure
of bone tissues, blood and sinew nearly
starting US over again
Plant j uice is a vegetable remedy eN-
tracted from the roots. leaves. bark.
bloom and fibre of numerous medicinal
plants It is natures own remedy and
gives almost immediate relief and
leads to permanent cure. For sale at
The Kelly and Pollard Drug Store
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
KATHLYN SERIES TODAY.

The Bijou viii show ~KathIyn" IN
The Adventures of Kathlyn" series
today. The mana cement requests those
who possibly can to come TO the mat
lnee, as il is next TO impossible 90
take care of the enormous crowds that
VIII want TO see this picture. il being
considered one of the best numbers in
the series Another good release will
be on the program during the matinee
Saturday - Grey Eagles Last
Stand picture with some real &C
ton, and good comedy viii be tho
bill
Sunday--The Tango Craze in two
parts and When East Meets West I'm
Boston" featuring Marc ATcDermott
and Mary Fuller. viii keen the Bff1u
patrons in an uproar all the time-Ad-
Vcr1iseueur.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
WANT WILSON TO RIsTURN
L. :. GUNBOATS TO TAMPICO

New York May Representative
Of IS oil companies with interests ia
the region of TampicO met here tc-
r.-ht and adopted resolutions asking
PRESIDENT wilson TO restore American
1-urboats i'm TanpicO harbOr and az
TorC protection for Americans OperaI-
fra I'm the oil district A committee
OF five was appointed To- place the re-
Guest before the president
Since the American occupation OF
Neracruz. the resolutions set forth. all
the conDanies represented AT the meet
fuc- have been the object Of hostile
fons command against All
Americans employed in The oil fields"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
MEETING HELD BY
MACHINISTS' UNION
Large Attendance Of Members at Semi
monthly Session; Carpenters
Are Kept Busy.

monthly Session; Carpenters
Are Kept Busy.
595gU-z.. The Machiuists'
<UNIoE7 Il = 1TT7SSSe~. union met in regu-
%F5-1S1 ts5T lar semimouthIv
Nil 4-1zs - session Thursday
-lslt at Union Labor hall Regular
ioutLhe business was transacted and a
present was
zy-i DEIl Hanly, Frank Latham and II. c.
~, 'ttLle-ee' members Of the Carpenters
~ IN are working for contractors Nor
-., lllu bergman. on residence at the
rileF or HuecO and COpia streets.
~ ne members of the Carpenters un.
~ VINO are working for contractor
-, = krauger on Fl PasO street are.
-SS IlalSyer foreman Ben Glenn
s--,,-1- Zen Angle. ". T.. May, Paul Yves
Ne j. G.. Morgan and J. r. Duckett.
- Davis, w. Baldwin and Jesse G.
80 'ieI, members of the Carpenters
-, u.l-OH' are worl-ing- on a residence. cor
SI OF Montezuma and Roosevelt
81 49,, Tor contractor Y. T. Ware
i ut members of the Carpenters IN
eInbIoyed by Perry Kirkpatrick
II y webb. foreman; r. A. Tailor. J.
n t = ION, j. H. Major, r Z. Dixon and
L. = Light and E. Fl. McCurry. MEM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
JUDGE MAXEY DENIES
WRIT TO MARTINEZ

san Antonio, Tex. May S.-A writ of
habeas corpus in the case Of Leon Car
denas Martinez was denied Thursday
by federal Judge T. s Maxey. Marti-
Hs1' aged iS, a Mexican. was convicted
Of the murder Of Emma Brown al
Pecos, Texas. three years ago.
Al the instance OF the AfaderO gov
eminent the case was appealed to the
Jhlled states supreme court on the
ground that the defendant was Next
can citizen. There il was dismissed
for lack Of jurisdiction MARTINEZ is
sentenced TO be hanged May H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
PAVING or BISBEE-WARREN
ROAD BEGINS NEXT MONDAY

Bisbee. Ariz- May S-The paving Of
the Blsbee-Warren road is to begin
next Monday The first work will be
started between Lowell and Warren. 1t
IS believed that within 90 days the
district Will have one Of the best paved
roadways in the United States 1t is
figured that the road will cost about
$4,000 Assistant state engineer 7. e.
Ryan viii have charge Of the work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
.THE NERNnN CAsTI.Es--GREcIAN

Nj anu MS vernon Castle Inc
country's most famous opponents Of
modern dances. will be at the Grecian
today, showing our Mutual Girl" all
the latest dances. including the famous
castle Walk" This reel is a most in
tcrestinE one and its a complete story
The other feature today is ~ Wo-
mans Loyalty a Thanhouser special
IN two reels, featuring Harry Benham
and Marguerite Snow. II is an extra
fine picture. Don't miss this double
attraction today at the Grecian-Ad-
Ncrtisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
SENTENCE AFFIRMED
AGAINST SERRATO
Mexican Convicted Of Murder Of Deputy
Sheriff In Dimmit County Must
Serve Term In Prison.

Austin. Texas May S.-The court
Of criminal appeals mas affirmed the
sentence of J. A.. Serrato. appealed
from FriO county Sl.rato is one Of
the 16 MeXicans who were engaged in
the gathering of arms and ammunition
in Dimmitt county. September. 1913.
presumably for shipment 20 Mexico. and
which resulted in the formation Of a
pOsse headed by the sheriff Of Dim
mftt county, with city marshal White
and deputy sheriffs Buck and ortiz.
This posse started in pursuit Of the
Mexicans. but the latter captured Ortiz
and Buck
Afterwards Buck was released but
Ortiz wa murdered
SubseGuentl- Serrato was tried and
convicted of the killing OF Ortiz and
sentenced to a term Of IS years in the
Deuftentiarv In affirming this case.
the court Of criminal appeals held that
the evidence was sufficient to support
the verdict
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
EXTRA TRAINWEN ARE
FMpVnV I'm At TU-rGnH

Tucson. Ariz-. May S.-Extra freight
trainmen are now being employed on
the Tucson division of the Southern
Pacific The trainmaster's office is
buSily engaged in hiring men to handle
the heavy shipments Of coutaloupes
from the Imperial valley of California
and the shipments OF cattle from
southern Arizona.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
LEGAL FCR COUSINS To
MARRN N NEM NIENICO

santa Fe, ~ A. May S.-Cousins may
marry legally in New Mexico I'D to this
time the attorney general and others had
ruled that there is a statutory prohibition
OF cousins marrying in this state. hut lately
the attention Of attorney general Frank "
Clancy has been called 10 an obscure statute
passed IN 1850. consisting Of only two lines
and which failed To- he included or indeyed
in the compiled laws OF 1897. which lifts the
inhibition and permits cousins Of any de-
Eree % be -l-neL IN HeL-n.k-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

East FL Paso for the Phoenix-EI Paso Z
Building company
me regular semi monthly meeting I
on the Mecninists' union will be held Z
thursday night at Union Labor hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
RYAN,s nANcING Ac,nE,IY

Free instructions are given every
night in all modern dances from Z to
s; five cent dancing from to u. Re
freshments and popular music bv the
Knox orchestra No undesira bles are
ed.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
DNNER-DANCE. DEL NoRrr.

The PasO del Norte Hotel will give
dinner-dance every Thursday sgen'nS
from to II o'clock Dinner .vill be
served from 7 to g p. m; dancinc until
II .. m There is no extra charge fer
table reservation, which shoui5 be made
early Admission. including dinner. IS
SL0O--Advertiseme
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

An TNDERTAkER AND THE COUN-
~ physician had to turn back in
Crawford. \. j. when Mrs. Hannah
van der Eeer. pronounced dead by
the family doctor, came 10 life.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

REWORSEFUL BECAUSE HE HAD
wrongly accused his friend, John
Echer. OF stealing a bag containing
$50, John VaSco committed suicide
in New York by hanging.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
ODDITIE
In the Days News.
Dead Comes To Life!
80 $50
Keen Maid so Years!
80 = =
65--TakeS 4th Wife!
In the Days News.

An UNKNOWN ARTIST DROVE Up
IN an automobile, set his easel on
the rear seat and painted a picture
of the new municipal building in New
FORK. An enormous crowd looked
on.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

THE SAD NEWS HAS GONE OUT TO
boarding house keepers all over the
country from Sacramento. Calf, that
the prune crop is failure. IL il only
- percent normal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
LORDSBURG STORE
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Roberfs a Leahy Mercantile Company
Building Burns and Busint Part Of
Town l. Threatened by flames.

Iordsburg n A. May SIN a fire which
threatened the business portion Of the town.
the Roberts & Leahy Mercantile company'a
store building was destroyed. yesterday.
The origin Of the fire Is unknown and tbs
loss amounts 20 several thousand dollars
Low water pressure proved handicap in
fighting the fire. but Southern Pacific
-relne with water from a. railroad water
tank FINALLY eXtinEuished The flames. Rail-
road men and citizens vor ked hard to pre-
vent the spread OF the fire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

ONE OF THE GRADUATING CLASS
at the L ticn Normal and Industrial
institute, n boy, cut out. fitted and
seyvesl a dress; another shoed n horse
and another made cement blocks.
One girl cooked meal and another
operated a Recommending machine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

4 NEW LLAMA Is ON ITS WAY
from argentina for secretary Bryan.
1t will replace the one recently
turned lack at New York because It
didn't measure up to the nited
states pure food meat inspection
standards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

Buy the best meats the market af-
fords. al Opitz Market, phone 156.-Ad-
vertisemenC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

THE RATS WHICH LIVE UNDER
ground in the copper mines of Mich
fEan have been found tn he valuable
aids to sanitation, and are highly
prized by the miners, who feed them
from their dinner pals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

This Store With the Exception of
The Mems Department Closes Saim-
dap Nights at $50 o'CIocB. The
Mems Department Remains Open
Until 10 p. NJ. Do Your Shop
ing Before $50 p. NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

BRYON BRONNERBERG. Il YEARS
old. refused an anaeSthetic prepara-
tory TO the amputatiOn Of n finger, In
Anderson, Ind, until he Learned his
marks in an examination for promo
tiOn 10 the eighth grade. He passed.
w =. Van NORMAN, OF KANSAS CITY.
II 20 years old, but has n wife aged
only 3S years, and five children. whose
ages rnn=-e from to 1. years. He
says he is raising his third family.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11
At THE IASAIIE.

Edward Abeles, already seen in the
motion picture productions Of "Brews-
ter's Millions" and THE Making Of
Bobby Burnt will be seen at the La
sale today in the latest production,
Ready Money" picturized from the
play Of that name by Cecil b. DeMille,
at the Lasky studios at Hollywood,
Calf. Ready Money is in five parts,
three hundred scenes, and required a
cast of sixty principal players, includ-
ing the eminent character actor, Theo-
dore Roberts AMI Bessie Barriscale. 1t
is said 10 be the most thrilling of the
Lasky productions TO date. and in ad-
ditiOn, contains a number of laughable
situations. The cast is a superb one,
specially selected by Mr.. Lasky him
self. The mining scenes were made
at the Lasky reservation, at the base
of the San Fernando mountains, of
Lower California.
Another comedy picture entitled I'm
Taxi %" is a dashing, laughable story
with L. Lions and Victoria Ford in
the leading roles. The girl is kidnap-
ed, there is a wild pursuit and final
victory for the hero.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Today the Auditorium is presenting
Wincheu Smiths successful play "The
Fortune Hunter" The picture is
produced by the Lubin company in
six acts. As a play il was a great
hit sand was presented for a couple
of seasons by Thomas w Ross, the
we'll known Legitimate player. The
cast 10 be seen in the picture includes
"a number of the best known motion
picture people and an interesting pic
ture may be expected. Tomorrow'S
bill viii include THE Man of Iron"
"a two-reel Kalem with Alice HOLSTER:
Buster Brown or the German Band.
from the famous cartoons of Buster
Brown by r. +. Outcault: ~ Mil
linery Mix-Up' clever Edison COM
edy with little Andy Clark in the
east; The Professional Scapegoat".
Nitagraph comedy featuring Sidney
Drew: the Pathe daily news and The
Child Thou Gavest Me-. a Biograph
drama John Graham. a young sailor.
longs for a child of his own. At last
a girl is born 10 him and his wife
and at the same time the wife Of his
friend. Robert Morris, also gives birth
TO girls While the men are away,
Mrs. Norris dies. Mrs. Graham at
tending her in her last moments
Turning from the deathbed she finds
her own baby dead. Frantic. lest
she lose her husbands love. she
places the dead with the dead. Then
her husband comes back from the
sea bearing news which changes the
currents OF their lives and marks the
unfolding OF q drama remarkable for
the haunting quality Of its scenes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11
AT THE ORPHEUNL.

Carter, the mysterious, is the head
line feature of the Orpheum bill be-
ginning Thursday. He has an elab-
crate act, in fact, two acts and takes
the place on the bill of two of the
specialties. He carries a stage full
of elaborate scenery, has a supporting
company of six and in one of the
principal effects entitled The Lions
Bride" he uses as fine a specimen Of
the king of the forest as is often seen
in captivity. This act is spectacular
in the extreme and is very skilfully
presented Earlier on the program
Carter presents bouquet of mysteries
that are reminiscent of the perform
ances of Keller and Hermann-in fact,
two of the acts "Flyto" and "Out of
Sight" are similar TO that used by the
first named well known magician. His
Crystal Casket, mysterious hand and
other illusions are most cleverly pre-
scented. He has a charming PERSONAL
ity and an interesting line Of patter
which holds the attention. The Vol
unters is the title chosen by a male
quartet who have a novel method of
introducing the various members and
who sing splendidly. presenting popu-
lar ballads. Stone < Hays are back
again with a new line of rube COM
edy and circus songs which please
Libonati plays ragtime xylophOne Sc
lections at lightning speed and with
real harmony. a Keystone comedy
completes the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11
Az TILE STRPRISE.

4 new railroad picture entitled The
Cross in the Desert is shown in two
reels at the Surprise today. The su-
perintendent OF a western line is at
tackled by hobOes and makes a splen-
did fight to protect the railroads
property. The picture is splendidly
produced, has a new plot and makes
a strong plea for a shiftless type of
humanity. The photography is said to
be extra good. No. 40 of the series of
"Our Mutual Girl" has the scene laid
on top of the sky scrapers in New
York city. Many splendid views of
Americas metropolis are shown as
well as the interiors of several of the
swell costume establishments. The
story of Baby Lily continues to hold
interest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11
At THE MAJESTIC.

Eddy Wright proves his ability as
an eccentric comedian in the title role
Of The Sleepy King, the new musical
comedy now being presented at the
Majestic. The piece is well written,
there are a number OF ridiculous sit
uatiOns and all OF the principals have
laughable parts. Interrupting the &C
tion OF the farce individual specialties
are introduced by +. II. StansfIeId,
W. II. Hall, George Teat Walter Bar
shaw and others. Many new dancing
speCialties are provided by the dancing
chorus and the entertainment is one
that pleases Majestic patrons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11
.oNE GIRL ~ 4 MILLIoN.v

The Regar Producing Co. (Inc.)
will bring their production. "One Girl
in "a Million, TO this city at an early
date This attraction has just COM
pleted a run of 80 times in the fam
Gus musical comedy producing the
ater The Lasalle in Chicago. This
new fun play written ~ Addison
Burkhardt, Charles Collins and Frieda
Han, is a novelty in many respects,
possessing music, wit and a touch of
the dramatic, giving Felix Adler, Eva
Fallon and others Of the original
cast wide scope to display their va
rious talents. The chorus is said to
be attractive, the scenery and cos
tunes superb.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-11
John Bunny is a fatalist.

john Bunny IS a. taIallSt-
Also Mr.. Bunny finds it difficult to
remain awake unless he is talking.
These two facts stood out most
prominently as a result of impress
si0ns gained in an hours chat with
Americas most popular comedian"
He lives up to his reputation as a
reel" funny man both in his ordi
nary conversation and in his action.
His voice, coming from a man so
large. is well mOdulated. In short,
John Bunny is entertaining. frank
and redundant with the spirit Of
oOd-fellowship.
But the fact that in spite of his
seeming optimistic views upon
the most natter Of-fact mechanics of
nature, Mr.. Bunny should believe
that every incident or event, no mat
ter how commonplace, is but the re-
suit of the mills of fate, is surprising
TO say the least.
Our lives have been nodded for us
long before We are brought to the
light OF day" said he. The things
that happen TO us and the environ
ment in which we find ourselves is
but the result of careful scheming by
divine power"
Fearing that unless ne was fore
stalled the conversation would take
too serious a turn, he was asked-in
an ordinary tone-hOW much he
weighed 1t was explained TO him
that in some of his best films he had
had SO much activity that one Won
dered that a man so stout could
withstand some of the experiences.
That's all i'm the days work" he
laughed. Here. feel this"-and he
doubled his right arm All who have
been labOTing under the impression
that John Bunny is fat. should have
felt the roll of muscles thus brought
into play. His arm was as hard as
the prOveTbial dornick.
Mr.. Bunny was entertained at sup
per by George II. Hines. manager of
the Auditorium theater.