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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
w0MI:N'S MEETING.

-. Johns Circle OF Kings paugh-
tors VIII meet this afternoon at
O'Clock with Mrg. John l.. .satterfel,i.
-7l' East Grace street Important
business in connection with the coz
cert VIII he discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

the future. But in tho
meantime, during tho
anxious period Of ex.
pcctancy, there Is a
remedy known
rs Mothers Friend"
that does wonders. II
Is for external use, IT.
neycs the pains of
muscle eSpansi o n,
soothes and quiets the
nerves, extends its in.
ducnce to the internal
organs and removes to
q great extent the ten.
ffon~r- 20 x.-N,-,-,. ,,,l ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
CONFINED 70 WHEEL CHAIR BY
RHEUMATISM NOV WALKS
Helpless For Years, Woman Tells How Simple
Remedy Removed Pain and Stiffness
From Joints

Il wish others suffering from rheu-
matisnl could share my joy and know,
" hat freedom from pain and stiffness
means. | wish could meet and talk
TO every man and woman suffering
from rheumatism OF the joints, and tell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

The :. +. V. \. will hold its month
~ meeting tomorrow morning 1T II
o CLOCK IN the John Marshall Houge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

ing several weeks with relatives in
Richmond.
Miss Gladys Vaughan. Of Highland
Park, lief: last week for Charlotte. X.
G, where she is student at Queens
College.
:. I. Morgan, Jr.. and J. S. Nc
GSaih. who are travelling in Florida
Will return 20 Richmond this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
Anitn stcmnrt at Colonial.

My i.ady's Slipper, with Anita
stewart and Earl Williams. is the CO.
ioh.a!s announcement for to-day and
to-horrow II was written By Rev
Cyrus Townsend Brady. pathc News
VIII he shown with the main picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

In the Service OF tho King Circle OF
II !n.s Daughters will meet with Mrs
w ;. hhern a. 10, North Plum street,
th.. afternoon at o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

, IN" regular monthly meeting Of the
! Noman's Missionary Society Auxiliary
No. "f Broad Street Methodist
'hnrch. viii be held Tomorrow after
noon At o'clock In the church perlor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
DANCING SET TO ENJOY
AFFAIR GIVEN BY GIRLS
Aeap.A ear Ball VIII BE Held To-
Night at Masonic Temple
Hall.
READING AT wOMAN's CLUB
1arec Audience Expected to Hear
MISS Florence Selden Peple-Mu-
sical Tea To-day ut Home Of Mrs.
Paul ReId.


~" i"r "h authors reading by Miss
tot't'c Helheh fcple. Mrs. Arthur
-, $3.50 ~ CHAIRMAN Of the afternoon.
Nv usual lhiormai reception VIII fol-
INC program.
~ N'nihS several hundred mem
"'hc'hS set VIII attend the
.. "aii al 'hc Masonic Temple,
cue hTiS "' richmond are CIV
i'' 'he hien, Misses Charlotte
phcS ana Dorothy Harrison have
"' INC aHair.
",',ono' fhtrnhcsscs.
70" ph'fohcsses Tor the dahsant
- w inc florcnc" Nightingale
W Nlhb Daughters tomorrow
81 IN" richmond Hotel ar"
80 -, ihhkinS Mrs. Elise fauntlcroy,
70 W. ~ =" iiit" Mrs. r.. T. Simpson.
rs - ). Taylor Mrs. Norman John
Oh, :m.", iihzei' MISS May Broaddus,
nshnnr" an" MISS Strong.
ann.
"euuthE "i MISS Hester Cab"il
go, ~''"t "te' 81 NE late Dr.. n
al, "un an" Mrs i"pb' 40 Harvey
ha""',' soh OF MIR. ana Mrs.
brown TOOK place AZ noon on
",ur""y NJ mo home OF the brides
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tc.I baltimore Rev. William Dame
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'u.uS We're issued
Ut rome T"-Morrow.
glasgow Mrs trcher ,nJoreo, 81,
at DO a, HON. ,on,o-ro,v ,f,crn,nn
ntcreH,ing Wedding
~ interest TO their friends through
u' TIA" state WAS tho marriage nf
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* ~ ',i' AUS. r.h"aFd Ainh-
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"pnr' or Amherst; Mr.. ana Mrs. y.
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Ni!aHclrhin sir. aud Mrs. J. n,ndu!ph
tubhrd. - Williamson, W. Va. Il =
tub*fG aud Miss Martin 4 IILhn-d
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laughter. ar pitiff,:rul, r., Az ..,,I
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AIrs j. y lionrcrp,an n. r,i,i.
nd Mrs J. NJ Na,ro,,s o,,I .a,i,
Tr and Mr.. = :, N.,.,... e. ",.'
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Ntercst 10 Nj. Howard C;,Ie snonrn,.s
ricnds ir Richmond Mr. sno,cor ~,
oruc,lv Mis- Ma. ~! W 80
Mrs liarric, C.nn ,'nr,j.
"M- ami Mrs William y >rdcr, a,
ar!., ky gave u beautiful dinner ON
'ondav evening q. their home in honor
VI! N,"e,E brother: Howard Gale
Pehccr 81 ms city, and his charming
,l"c. ne nom" was decorated with
vd"'S am movers. inc guests were
r,rn - Mr, an" MIS-.
I'm, ,.',,i, ~" ~ ~" N''S VII
h,,,,x rn,t
Tho ".hnri,, L,lr. 20 t 49,
Ne, Catholic WoT,r,e c-luh ON ~
nary - in the Masonic T'an,nio vii,
20 - charrni-g event. Tho various
omnittccs ar. busy pcr:cc,ing ar
anEemcn's. Mrs. 9 !. Ross, chair
1Hh, VIII hay" an important meeting
'He committees on THURSDAY after
'rrr"i thnFS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
ANOTHER COPPER LEDGE
HAS BEEN UNCOVERED
Especial to The Times-D,sn,,ch

IsNVSIdI 20 TIC Times Dlsp ItCh.
WINCHESTER. VA, January 90
Another large ledge OF copper has been
discovered al the mines Of the Cooncy
Manor Copper Company. near Front
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

Moderately Priced and
Wonderfully Attractive
NECLICEES
Of Crepe de Chine
and Satin
= CORES of dainty things
~ await you in the French
Shop.
Not one style or few, but
scores to choose from.
Here is one:
OF Crepe de Chine; Creme
Georgette collar and cuffs;
hand embroidered design
back and front; colors-
rose, pink, maize, Nile
green. lavender, light
blue. Copen and black.
AT the same price one sees
the styles with fischu COL
lars Of point d'esprit, or
the new large flat collars
with silk lace frills, S5.9S.
n model in Satin; hand en-
broidered scalloped edges
at neck and sleeves; en-
tire body embroidered in
heavy silk; charming
style in rose. light blue,
pink and Copen, sos.
Many other exceptional
values at this price.
Higher priced kinds, of
course. A showing to sat-
isfy the shopper fastidi-
o'''' 1-3l-1S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31

Til. attraction at the Little Theat.r
'"r the first three days OF the week
VIII he Dustin Farnum in ".rhc Call
OF the Cumberlands'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-31
Home Celebration
of Wonder Interest

The arrival of baby In the household
changes the entire ASPECT of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
OTERO COUNTY SOCIALISTS
WILL PUT OUT A TICKET

Alamosordo. y. NJ, July 25.-Otero
county socialists Expect TO put out a
full ticket for the election next fall
The initiative movement was started at
Avis a village in the Sacramento noun
tains. when the socialists Of that neigh
borhood met to foment plans for the
Socialist ticket during the coming
election.
Socialist leaders claim that the vote
OF the party in some OF the Sacramento
precincts viii outnumoer
either the Republican or Democratic
vote.
-Four years ago the Socialists polled
81 votes in -A~lamogOrdO. but the lead
ers say that IL is estimated the vote
VIII not be SO heavy this fall
There are a number OF Socialists at
Ia Luz but the Other valley towns OF
the county. the leaders say. do not have
many Socialists in their population
G. +. Mcdonald. state deputy RIA
Ter Of New Mexico and Arizona for the
Woodmen OF the World. r-eOrCanized
A~lamogordo camp No 20 with the in
itation Of IS new candidates Nj Nc
Donald accompanied by a number o.
the A~lamoEordo Woodmen. made a trip
to Tularosa and -reor-anized that camp
also. Thirteen members We're initiated
into the Tularosa camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
~SUPERFLU0US HAIR
WHY IT INCREASES

It has been proven by the worlds
greatest authorities that hair is bound
to grow out again coarser and SITTER
when removed with pastes. rub-On
preparations and liquid limitations of
DeMiracle. because they only remove
hair from the surface or the skin.
Unlike such Preparations DeMiracle,
the original liquid hair remover. devil
t&liZes hair II does this by absorption.
therefore IL attacks hair under the
skin rs wei as on the skin.
DeMiracle works equally we'll for
removing nair from face. neck. arms
and under arms. ar from limbs to
prevent 1t from showing through
stockings. DeMiracle never disap-
points. buy il nv name and you will
get sme only depilatory that has a
money back guarantee IN each pack
age
In soc. SI0o and $500 bottles. The
larger sizes gre the most economical
fer deImatolncists and large users to
buy At all toHe: counters or direct
from us The truth about the treat
ment of superfiuCus hair mailed in
plain sealed envelope on request. De
Miracle Chemical Co. Dept. H.. Park
Ave. & 129th St, New York-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
N. CARBAJAL IS
SLAIN BY KNIFE
Ramirez, Old Street
Car Employe, Held on
Charge of Murder.

Within 30 minutes of the time when
MERGED Carbajal. a barber. was stabbed
over the heart and instantly killed in
the Palace saloon. at e05 san Antonio
street. Cenobio Ramirez. for % years
an employee of the Fl Paso Electric
Railway company. was arrested a short
distance from the Santa Fe bridge by
city detectives Juan Franco and T. T..
Boyd. Tuesday morning at $40 o'clock.
Ramirez was taken TO the city Jail
and held on a charge Of murder for a
short time. after which he was trans
ferred 10 the county jail. following the
filing Of a charge Of murder against
him in Justice James VI beavers court
The body Of Carhajal was removed 10
the emergency hospital from the Pal
ace saloon. and later taken to the j
J.. Raster morGue-
Ramirez Admits Striking CarbaiaI.
Ramirez when seen in the city Jail
admitted that he had struck at Carha-
jail. but did not admit that he had
stabbed him. CarbajaL according TO
the statement of Ramirez. approached
him in the Palice saloon while he was
cutting onions and demanded that he
buy him CCarbajan a drink This,
Ramirez says he refused 10 DO. ana
according TO mis- statement was the
object OF abuse from Carbajal, whom
he turned and struck. ne said He
AltA dI UAA u AAf uaAh NN0A VI AAAt
saloon. before he could be stopped by
Witnesses
Victim Dying, Taken TO Hospital.
CarbajaI was in a dying condition
when removed to the smergency hos
pital. the knife having entered at the
base Of the neck and penetrated the
heart, it is believed.
Officers from both the police sta
ton and court house We're dispatched
to different parts of the city and TO
the international bridges in an effort
to appreheud RAMIREZ y handkerchief
which showed traces Of blood. IL Is
said, is being held as evidence.
CarbajaI'E Father Very Ill.
Carbajal was about 80 years OF age
and resided at 5I4 South Campbell
street. He Is a former employe of the
Home Baking company. II Is said. but
for the past TWO months mas not been
working. His only living relative Is
a father. who is. reported to be in a
serious condition from some physical
Coroner 7. II Deaver. who
viewed the body Of CarbajaI. rendered
q verdict Of murder.
Rnmirez Old street Car EmpIOye.
Ramirez has resided in II Paso for
the past - years He has been EN-
ployed by the street car company since
electric cars were installed here. and
was the driver Of a mule car before
time He has a wife and several }
children Ramirez is about SO years
of age, and has been q familiar figure I
on the streets Of the city with his biz {
oil can and brush. in the capacity Of a I
greaser Of the Electric COMPANY. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
GETS $4,000
FOR BIC RANCH
W. A. Matthews Sells Old
Roberts Place Near Maria
to F. A. Mitchell.

Maria, Texas, July 25-The Roberts
cattle ranch, located just south Of this
city, embracing land that 30 years ago
was considered not worth paying taxes
on. has Just been sold by ". A. Mat
thews TO F. A. Mitchell for $4,000. The
ranch contains 5120 acres and at pres
ent has only $50 head of cattle. Origi-
naIIy filed on by ". 6. Young and
sold by him only a few years ago for
$4,000. this ranch has char ged hands
several times. its value increasing each
time
TIE improvements on the ranch con-
sist Of a two story. eight room house,
and a four room house. besides fences
and the usual equipment OF a ranch-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
RAILROADS SAY EMPLOYEES
ARE HIGHLY PAID NOW

New York. July 25.-The national
conference committee OF the railways
has made public a report that an ex-
animation of the railroad payrolls
shows that railroad employees are amonS
the highest paid groups OF workers
The report is frankly an attempt nv
the railroads to combat the demands
Of workers for higher pay. The rail
ways contend the men are sufficiently
well paid now.
According TO the report. the average
yearly wages of engineers on all east
ern railways are from Si3Sf to S1..96.
conductors. S123S TO s1724. firemen.
SS4f to S1033 and brakemen $3.50 10
sIO1S.
on all the lines OF the country three
fcurths OF the engineers receive from
sT596 To s2O67: conductors 1870 to
$3.50. firemen. S924 TO S120S and
brakemen s1O76 to s1O95.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
MORMON KIMBALL is OUT
FOR OLNEY FOR GOVERNOR

Thatcher. Ariz, July 25--President
Andrew Kimbau Of the Mormon stake
OF ST. Joseph, is one OF the leaders n
the opposition that has developed 10
Gov. Hpnt in the Democratic party
KimbalI. son of Il OF the apostles o.
his church and the ranking Mormon OF
fbe ~sourhwest represents the conom-
icai trend of his people il his efforts
toward lowering the costs OF state and
county government
He is a prominent and active member
of the state TaXpayers association
lust now he is touring the Mormon
settlements of northeastern Arizona,
speaking on behalf Of the new PROM
hilton amendment, but il Is known ne
* snreading also the propaganda
toward the nomination of George Olney
for governor. Olney VIII be especially
strong in this, Graham. county, Where
he lived for years. engaged mainly IN
The cattle business. but serving as
sheriff for a term or Two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
OFFICER ETCHART ARRESTS
E. ". O'NEIL; ASSAULT CHARGE

After being struck several times
epeciaI officer George P. Etchart Mon
dav night overpowered r. W. O'NeiI. at
Kansas and Main streets. and placed
him under arrest on a charge OF as
saultinC an officer.
The cause of the assault on EtchaTt
is unknown. lie having been struck
from behind and nearly knocked down
Etchart IS reported TO nave struck
g-NeiI several times over the head,
knocking him to the pavement The
patrol wagon was called by Etchart
and O'Neil was sent to the city Jail.
where he was found to have sustained
q number Of slight bruises IN the face.
He is Elm held for 4 bono Of S25-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
MOUNTED OFFICERS ARREST
THREE PEACE DISTURBERS

Three arrests OF Mexicans on charges
of disturbing the peace at the 18th OF
September saloon on South oregon
street. were made by mounted patrol
men : H Veater and J. Litchfield Mon
day night at S o'clock
The three men, who gave their names
as Felipe Avila. Jesus Ruiz and Jesus
ReguladO. are being held in the city
Jail. The trouble in the saloon arose.
il is said. over a disturbance raised
by the three men and they were elected
by the proprietor. Walking down a
small alley at the side OF the saloon
they are said TO have broken several
windows with stones and dared the
proprietor to leave his establishment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
BAD COLD? TAKE |
"%CASCARETS" FOR !
BOWELS TON|GHf
They're finel Liven youp
liver and bowels and
clear your head.
No headache, sour stomach,
bad cold or constipation
by morning.

Colds-whether in the head or AM
part of the oody-are quickly oTercom,
by urging the liver TO action and keep.
ing the bowels free OF poison. TAX.
Cascarets tonight and you will wake III
with a clear head and your cold will \
gone Cascarets vork while you sleeI
they cleanse and regulate the stomach
remove the sour. undiSested food AMI
foul gases take the excess bile frOI
the liver and carry off the constipats7
waste matter and poison from II
bowels.
Remember the quickest way to get ?
% colds is one or two C~ascarets
night 10 cleanse the system Get a IN
cent box at any drug store. Don't FOL
get the children They relish this Canc|
Cathartic and il is often all that /
needed TO drive a cold from their lite
observation-disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
Lincoln County jaiLs
Sole Occupant Goes TO
Pen; Ldwless Days Gone

santa Fe. y N. July 25.-Deputv
sheriff Baird has brought to Santa Fe
the sole occupant OF the Lincoln county
jail. Jose Ramirez. who evidently felt
so lonely that he confessed TO the Iar-
ceny OF = horse. pleaded guilty before
Judge Edward L Medler and thank
fully drew a sentence Of one wear and
a hne OF $500 Deputies J. P. Adams
Baird.
The lincoln county Jail now stands
empty for the first time in many years
and what at one time was considered
the most lawless county in the state
peaceful.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
MOVE CATTLE HERDS FROM
RUIDOSO TO OLD V. V. RANCH

Ruidoso. y NJ. July Crank
Young and II. L Williams of the Ros-
we'll cattle company of Young. Young
4 Williams. have moved their herds 10
the old Y. Y. headquarters ranch on the
Bonito. about ten miles above Fort
stanton. they having leased the place
Il Is understood that other Pecos val
lev cattlemen are interested with them
in the deal and hat the famous old
ranch will be stocked to It's capacity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
DAVID RUSSEK'S AUTO PUT
OUT OF SERVICE IN SMASHUP

\ touring car owned by David Rus
sex and driven by Rosendo Del Vale
was badly damaged late Monday night
when it collided with an automobile
owned by A. kittell at Florence and
Arizona streets.
The car driven by Del Vale was en-
route west on Arizona street when the
accident occurred. II is claimed. the
Kitteu car going southwark pm Flor
ence street. KittelTs automobile was
unchanged. but the Russek car was
put out OF commission. me II was
necessary TO tow II 70 The araEe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
HATTLESHIP TEXAS LEADS
THE NAVY N CT

Washington. u G. July 25-Figures
made nublbic in the navy department
show the battleshin Texas led the navy
in unner during the year 1856
with a mark OF 93-1.
The battle ship Arkansas. with a
mark Of 32e27. came last among Is
ships enumerated
The figures represent the general re
suit OF all eunnery work for the year
on each ship. including torpedo prac-
tice. The ordinary torpedo penalties
imposed for failures in handling torpe-
does to comply with regulations are
not included in the ratings. as final
reports from several ships are not yet
available
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
DEMAND THAT ORIENT ROAD
DELIVER CANCELLED CONTRACT

San Angelo, Tex. July 25-Demand
has been made on the Kansas CITY.
orient and Mexico railway company by
q committee representing the rachmen
and business men between this city and
sonora for the return or cancellation
OF a contract that expired July :
wherein the railroad company agreed
10 have trains running to ChristovaI by
that date The Orient expended about
a half million dollars on grade and
bridge approaches on the line projected
toward Del Rio, Tex, but failed to lay
rails.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
PAUL THOMAS RETURNS
To POLICE BENCH SMILING.

For the first time since the inauEu-
ration of the county campaign. judge
Paul Thomas OF the corporation our
and candidate for county judge on the
city and County Democratic club
ticket. returned TO his bench Monday
afternoon.
Charles Pollock VIII assume his for
i2er position OF night sergeant Of pO-
ice beginning Tuesday night. while
billy Glover viii be assigned to one
OF the day shifts i'm the business dis
IIict, following his temporary posi-
lion IN the place OF SerEt. Pollock.
only p small docket faced judge
Thomas in the afternoon session. al
having been disposed Of at the morning
term by Pollock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
ALLEGED PAROLE VIOLATOR,
WIN. BALL, is UNDER ARREST

William Ball. said 20 be a parole vio-
lator of the Arizona state p-enitentiary.
was arrested Monday afternoon at Fl
Paso and san Antonio streets. by off,
Ger BIZ CrCmer. and is being held
pending an investigation
Ball. il is claimed at the police sta
tion. had parole papers in his posses
sion which only permitted him TO stay
in the state of Arizona. The authori-
ties Of the state prison at Florence
answer is expected this afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
RETIRN FROW ATTn TRIP.

". Castle stewart and ONO R M
have returned from an extended auto
trip. inspecting mining properties To-
Gated in the CaballO mountains. While
on the trip they visited the Elephant
Butte dam. returning by the way of
Engle. Cutter and Las Cruces Heavy
rains were encountered by them west
OF Engle. y NJ. otherwise the roads
through that part Of the country are
fine. Nessrs Stewart and Hin said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
{. A.. MARTIN To
BUILD IN VALLEY
Will Reproduce Model Mis-
sion Bungalow Shown at
San Diego Exposition.

a part of the beautiful san Diego
exposition is to be reproduced in the
FL Paso Valley. C. A. Martin. of The
Herald. who is spending his vacation
with Mrs. Martin and son. Chris. in
Venice. Long Beach and san Diego, has
decided to dispose of his attractive
home on Montana street and build a
bungalow home in the Fl Paso valley
This home will be the exact duplicate
Of the model bungalow on the model
farm at the San Diego exposition. with
the addition of a mission front with
towers and bells. Il VIII he built on a
tract which Mr.. Martin plans TO buy in
the valley.
The Union Tells of Plans.
The san Diego Union of last Saturday
had the following to say of Mr.. Mar
tins home plans
G. \ Martin, managing editor of
the Fl Paso Herald. who has been
passing a week at the exposition
with Mrs Martin and their son.
Chris. believes the entire exposition
so wonderful that he would like to
COPY il and transplant IL in Fl Paso.
However. realizing the futility of
such a wish. editor Martin has con-
tented himself with merely taking
back n building.
II am going 10 build a country
home that viii be an exact dupli-
cate OF the model bungalow on the
e-xposition's model farm. except that
7 am going to have a mission front
with towers and bells said Mar
Tin yesterday Our visit TO this
beautiful bungalow has really mad
Mrs. Martin and ] decide to leave
the city and move TO the country
home. We visited the exposition at
this time last year and the beau
ties we found then are far greater
this year. The additional exhibits
have added at least 100 percent to
the expositiOn's attractiveness. I
am sure that if the residents OF
Texas really knew the beauties OF
this Dream city You have here. and
likewise realized the wonderful eli
mate as a summer resort. there
would be thousands here from
Texas. As 1t is, you viii get a big
attendance from our state and you
deserve every visitor