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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

A recital OF unusual excellence vas
given Monday night IN the tlrst I'm - -,
tan church for the benefit OF the II
Paso Humane society The muslclahs
were Wilmot Goodwin, baritone, Lee
Cronican. pianist. and Maurice W ar
ner. violinist. Mr. Goodwin possesses
z baritone voice Of very woe Ian6e
and remarkable freshness and Garry
of tone His singing was character
lied with a most pleasing smooIhhess
and ease Of tone production anu ~
fect enunciation- He sang Win $50
taniety and expression his, upRe-
range notes were beautiIui ana in nls
lower notes his voice was NeIy - -.
in zone His rendition OF MolaI :
aria To Scenes of Peace Iss,lIlll53
was sung very sweetly- BeethoN ~
Natures Alteration" he interpreted
with a most comprehensive grasp %
the music's beauty He sang the az ~, 4: :.
1T Is Thou Who Hast Sullied a Sou,
from Verdis Masked Ball, with aftls ,
tic finish but il was IN the oio Scotl-t
ballad MARY Of Argyle tnat ne WI
the most favor with Inc au9is! .l.clls5-I - :,
Crouican. the pianist. proved hlmseIl
thorough artist in his accompany ~
both the singer and the FionhisL ne
nlaved without notes and displayed
coT1n,.nda BILE reserve so that the &C
c,e.--,-,enfDent was always subordinateo
to the singer or the violin. but shoWeu
a mastery of technique tha@ was me
more enjoyable because II dlu not ~
sru6e IN his solo work. ms play ms
VS. brilliant and full Of vivacity ana
,sxnression. Maurice Warner. the VIC
linist possesses in addition TO hneIy
trained and polished technique, sple n
ala violin a GuarneluSs one OF III
,-erv- old instruments Of a century ana
\ half ago. OF which very few remain
Miss Maud Powell possesses one OF 9ns
same kind. Mr. warner pia!eu -
o-cef1enf shirt and brilliance- The
Two hungarian dances. by Brahms
Toscbin1 eave him more scope for the
display OF his ability and technique
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
AN OLD PROVERB

IT used TO be prOverbial that every
r,an land ii is certainly no less true
~ -o-,eD1 is either a fool or a ply
eicisn at forty. This means that every
inteIIigent person must learn SO m nue..
about caring for his own health that
bv the time he is forty years OF -
Whv. then, is there so much tax oy
doctors against --sef-medicatlon 4
woman can recognize all Ordinary a.
rneDfs without calling on DOCTOR ~
4boT- are ailments distinctive 10 nel
sex she generally knows enough 70 US !,
mat Greatest of all remedies Tor s1Gii
ailments. Lydia e Pinkham S Neset s,s 9is
Con1nound. and likewise she Is IamlileI
lin the standard remedies for Othef
5isea s-Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
SAFETY FIRST"
TINKER MARRIES
Former FL Pasoan Welded
to a Divorce in the Ma
tional Capital.

Politics preparedness and peace be-
came secondary topics today IN societS,
saws the Washington Times. when the
marriage of Mrs. o. Colby Dodge, Tor
mer wife of O. Colby Dodge, l. ) y,
(retired). to Edward LarOcque Tinker,
cIubman of New York and Augusta be
1t is Mrs. Tinkers third venture in
matrimony. Prior 10 her marriage 10
Victor COrdeH, A wealthy Baltimor can,
she was Miss Frances +. Mckee, OF New
Orleans Her first husband died, leaV-
ing her a comfortable income She then
married Nj Dodge, an ensign IN the
navy. Mr.. Dodge retired from the ser
vice shortly after his marriage me
couple was popular socially, and dl-
vorce last August created a milo sen
Both returned TO washington at the
beginning Of the winter, Mrs. POuSs
visiting Lieut. Com. and Mrs F. Z
Martin. L. S. y. At the Ontario apart
ments
Mr.. Tinker was also well known here.
He visited Washington frequently tax
ing part in many of the capitaIs social
affairs
He is an expert horseman and in
herited his wealth from his fatner'
Henry Champlin Tinker, former presl-
dent of the Liberty National bank Two
years after his graduation MI ringer
married Miss Alice Mclean oauSh te5
of r. II. Mclean. a prominent railroad
man. In 1915 he went to FL Paso alone
divorce. alleging desertiOn- The decree
was granted. The two children OF the
marriage are with their mother IN New
I York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tinker were married IN
Wesley Chapel NJ. Z. church here or
Monday evening. the Rev Mr. Downs
performing the ceremony in the par
sonage. The couple took only rev OF
! their most intimate friends into nel
{ confidence and even pledged these &c
! secrecy.
They left Immediately afterward OF
! their honeymoon which viii include
{ visit 10 M Tinker's mother IN Au
| gUsta
/ Mr. Tinker resided in FL PasO som'
| time. leaving here only few month!
/ ago. Most of the time he was here III
q. was in charge of the Safety First de
partment of the FL pasO & Southwest
/ ern railroad and was known quite gen
/ orally as safety First" Tinker. h
was prominent socially
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
DIVIDE JURISDICTION IN
LEASING WATER POWER SITES

Washington, d. C. Jan. 25.-Division
Of Jurisdiction over leasing water pow
er sites between the federal govern
ment and the states is proposed by the
senate public lands committee in a sub
stitute for the Ferris bill recently
passed by the house. Interstate bust
ness in connection with water power
grants the substitute provides. would
be under control OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission and intrastate bust
ness under state control Fifty year
lease terms or shorter. under certain
conditions. are proposed
The bill provides that 80 per cent OF
all revenues received from leases shall
! be paid 10 the states in which the
plants may be located, and that the
remaining so per cent must be used
by the federal government for -eclam
alton projects in arid states
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
S0CORRO WOMAN
ENDS HER LIFE
Brooding Over the Fact
That Her Son is Cripple
Was the Cause.

Il wish I were strong like you and
that my little Jimmy were healthy like
your boy"
This, the wiStfully expressed long
ing Of Mrs Ruth Ferrin of 214 West
Park avenue. Eagle Rock. as she sat
in the rest room Of a downtown de-
partment store late yesterday after
noon watching a rOsy-cheeked boy at
mother near him, says the Los Angeles
Examiner 1t was apparently one Of
those regretful wishes which many
people make, but il turned out TO be
the prelude TO swift tragedy
The young mother smiled took her
husky infant by the hand and left
They had no sooner gone out Of the
door than Mrs Ferrin took bottle
from her handbag. drank half its con-
tents and fell writhing on the floor
Miss Hamilton. the attendant in the
rest room, saw her fall. ran and knelt
by her side and heard her gasp
Jimmy. my babyi Have given him
poison, Save him.
Boy Denies He Took Medicine.
Mrs. Ferrin died an hour later at
the receiving hospital. Her startling
cry about her boy was at first sup
posed to have tragic significance and
police officers hurried 20 her home
They found Jimmy there in charge
of his mothers sister. Mrs Virginia
Alexander. The boy is a cripple and
came TO the door on crutches-
The police asked him if his mother
had given him anything bad" to drink
'Of course not" he denied, indlg-
Eantly. Mamma wouldn't do anything
like that to me. Where is she and why
don't she come home -
Her ObsesSiOn Accounted For.
The cbsesslOn OF the dying woman
! was attributed to the melancholy as
sociation which she made in he
! thoughts Of her own and her boy
physical condition; from this arose tn
I delusiOn, it is supposed, that. having
taken poison to end her own misery
/ she had also given a fatal draught Il
I the other unfortunate in her house
l hold.
| Mrs. Alexander was Frustrated whel
Z she learned what her sister had done
/ She said, however. that il was not IN
expected. The sisters came from 50
4 zorro, y NJ, a month ago J. 5 Ferrin
! the dead Woman's husband, an automo
/ bile dealer. is still there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

turn when it got to the track ana
stopped He said ne saw Otero at 'tie
time the auto turned ana ina az
looked as il he We're walklns IN ~.
direction of the santa re uei
pany
Mccoy said that the other snOts ne
heard and that he saw Otero slass
ing back and screaming ana lhat ~ ~
more shots were fired and Otero zen
to the street. i saw no pistol in MS
upthrown arms" he said McCo! sel1
he saw Baca and Romero get INTO me
automobile turn around ana urlNe
north to town. and that ne nau u
out into the street so as 10 get the NUM-
Der of the car. He then went TO Wnere
Otero laid and saw the pistol He SAID
Otero had a small knife IN ms manu-
but that the knife was closed
Drove OFF IN Auto
i N Frias stated that at the time
Of the shooting. he was az FILln S SLl-
Santa Fe streets. that he was on a line
with Raca and Romero and about %
yards away. He did not see VINO II "a
the first shot, but did see Otero ran
He said he heard three or four snots
but could not state positively how
many. Then I saw the men step iilto
the automobile and drive oil
The testimony OF W D. hite,
switchman and T. b McSpadden. fire.
man. as given at the preliminary near
ing was read to the jury by w W.
Bridgers. the district attorney The tes-
timony was on the same line as thal
of the other railroad men,
The jury in the Baca trial was COM
pleted by 8 o'clock Monday afternoon
and those serving are: VIM Meisel. T.
NJ White. $ V. 6. Reum, B p. kler-
ner. VIM Alberts, J. A. Chips, Albert
Cockerell. H Van Bruggman- A y.
Bassett, NJ II. Lemon, sam Hill and
Colonel Lewis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
AUTOS COLLIDE MONDAY
NIGHT ON COUNTY ROAD

A Mitchell touring car, driven by y
G. Heineman. Of sos East Boulevard and
a Buick five passenger car, license
number 259S. collided at about II
o'clock Monday night about eight miles
below Fl PasO on the county road
The cars were damaged but the pas
seugers escaped unhurL At the cOun-
f,- clerks office license 259S is in the
name of d. L. Lyttle- Mr.. Heinsman
vas driving eastward when the acci-
dent occurred and the Buick machine
was westward bound
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
MURPHY IN RACE FOR
LEGISLATIVE PLACE

Among the new candidates who have
announced their intention OF entering
the race for office in the 1916 election
are. J. J. Murphy, who will oppose r
n Dudley for the 11Sth representative
district, and a L Shirley. a young
LAWYER, who Will oppose J. Hall for
Justice of the peace Of precinct one,
Mace two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
AUTO MECHANIC HAS EYES
BURNED WITH MURIATIC ACID

Carl Drumwell. an automobile me
chanic was seriously injured Tuesday
morning at about 10 o'clock. when a
quality OF muriatic acid exploded IN a
earar e on Texas street where he was
working. The acid entered his eyes
He was rushed to the emergency hos
pital and later taken to Hotel Dieu,
where he is in a serious condition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
SOCIETY DOINGS

than any other numbers on his pro
gram. and it was in these thar ne maui l
the strongest appeal TO the auuielce'
The .-Serenata Napolelana, py S6dll
bafi was we'll produced. The program
was characterized by a splslt o. JOY lut-
ness and viYacity- None OF the liuS ll-
was of the painful. tear spattered soEl
and il all had a good. lnVlgorallhS ell
fecf 7,non the audience, which was OF
very good size. filling the cnurch- NJ
second and last of the concerts by these
three artists for the benent OF tne fiu-
name society, will be given tonlsht-
Owing to the serious illness of Mrs
Robert ReynOlds's mother, MIS- r i;
Newman, ST., who was taheu 70 49, 80
Diem Monday morning in a very critical
condition. the tea TO have been given IN
Mrs. Reynolds's honor TUESDAY aLteI-
noon nv Mrs Horace Broaddus and MIS-
!. L. Sweeney, at the Country ciuo' mas
been Indefinitely postponed
The City Federation Of Women's
clubs met Monday afternoon IN the
chamber Of commerce II was Dusl7
ness meeting and plans We're discussed
for an entertainment TO be held IN tne
nea- future. A called meeting OF the
orqaniZation will be held saturday
afternoon at the home Of the president
Mrs c. E Kelly
1rr and Mrs. Francis Garvey an
nounce the engagement and approach
inv marriage of their eldest daughter.
MISS Elizabeth Mabel Carney, to Rob
c1Ir on Wednesday evening in the par
ISL house of the cathedral Of the I'M
r7ac1Iate Conception. Rev francis -
Poy will perform the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli G. ErupP entertained
with an informal dinner Monday nlgnt
at the Valley Inn. Ysleta. in honor OF
! the birthday anniversary OF MISS fauia
{ Erupp. in addition. the guests were
I Miss Birdie Krupp and Bernhard krupp
= Mrs. Florence L Hines and her suess
I Mrs. F. Griffin, of Cleveland. O.. JEFF
! saturday for San Francisco. they Nj
sail for Honolulu within short tiln'
: and will visit in the Hawiian islam
until April
Installation of officers of the Wom--
ems Catholic order of Foresters Will
/ he held Wednesday afternoon at the
/ KNIGHTS Of Pythias hall Rev Edward
! Farrv will be the installing officer
Henry Swearinger entertained Mr.. an'
( Mrs. D. c. Booth. Mr.. and Mrs Il. L
Williford and Miss Grace Fleck at din
ner at the Valley Inn, Nsieta. Monda!
night
Mrs. C. Vizcara. Of 251S Montana
street. has as her guest her sister, MIS-
II. A Baldwin, Of Kansas City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
WREN kLES--
WHY THE JAPANESE
NEVER HAVE THEM
First description OF recent amazing
discovery. 4 most startling ad-
vance over any method Of wrinkle
eradication previously known
in this county,.

Nothing even remotely resembling
this method has ever before been used
or heard of in America That is why
so many ladies still believe wrinkles
TO be unavoidable and incurable, but IN
Japan the art of beauty cultivation IS
regarded almost as a religion and a
cult of highly skilled practitioners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
RFNFFIT TEA.

A tea viii be given for the benefit Of
the furnishing fund Of the new temple
Mt. smai, on Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs A. Matthias, on West
Boulevard. No invitations are being
issued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
900 People Attend Concerts in Five

Owing to the fact that we have had
to turn away hundreds of people-on
account OF our limited seating ca
pacitv-we have been fortunate in Sc
curing Mr. Klingman for three more
concerts. to demonstrate the wonder
ful s1O.25O.O0 Pipe Orchestra
Today, Wednesday and Thursday aILer-
moons only. From $3.50 to o'clock me
Dublic is cordially invited Absolutely
free. El Paso Piano Co. 20S (south
sidel Texas street.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

charged with murder in connection with
the shooting OF conductor Scott Vance. OF
the z P & s ". railroad. which occurred
in the Gem restaurant on November "a
The case will be called for trial on Mon
day before judge Dan NJ Jackson MackeJ
Is now in Jail awaiting trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
WEATHER BULLETIN.
T. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observation taken
at S a. m. 18th me-
ridian time Is a m
FL Paso time) Jan.
-. 1915.
Forecasts
FL Paso and vicin-
ity-Coudy tonight
wednesday. fair and
colder
New AIexic o.
Cloudy with rain
south and snow in
north portion tonight
or Wednesday; cold
er east portion We'd
nesday.
Arizona - Cloudy
with rain south por-
tion tonight or Wed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
REVISED LIST
Of NOMINEES
Chamber of Commerce d.
rectors to be Elected From
a List of % Names.

Twenty-eight names go on Ile - me
for the election Of Is directors Lac %
FL Paso chamber Of commerce ee1f
Tuesday morning saw the oIus., me
from the secretary's office win Win Ri III
final nominations tabulated Ior , i,le
dav annual selection of a new dlreSso in
ate, this time including 10 mei'O
The revised list Of nominees w, a. .
formed from the members re- +be
the highest votes after nuIllGys ,,-n
original nominees had VIM 10. q r
Among the Withdrawals We're ~ ian n.
White George r. L.eBaron. W; W; car AT
roll. H. D Slater. II. 5 Beach; W
Rose. A. F. Kerr. viii CromDle' .
Happier and Harry Swain r--;5o,-
The IS men to be voted On
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

As a feature during the meeting OF
the Livestock association The Dansants
will be held Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday in the main dining room at
the Paso del Norte, from TO p m
Tea service 80 cents--AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

nesday, snow north portion
West Texas-Touight cloudy: snow in
north portion: colder; cold wave north por-
ton Win temperature 10 TO Is. Wednesday,
fair: colder south portion
Relative humidity in Il Paso at p m
Tuesday. - percent
Precipitation in last - hours Gin inches) =
Weather AZ q. nl......... $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
UNION PACIFIC EARNINGS
SHOW HEAVY INCREASE

New York. Jan. 25.-Union Pacific
railroad earnings for December, made
public today. show a gross increa.'e OF
81 S6S.377 with the net increase, after
payment Of taxes, Of S1,025,435-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

". H. Anderson has returned from
a business trip Of several months TO
Dallas, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

Do not fail to hear Goodwin, the bar
itone. and assisting artists tonlShI At
sis at Christian church--AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

good Drice for the remarkable effects
it produces in quickly Graduating Tor
ever the deepest lines. wrinkles and
creases. Just at present. however,
simply want one thousand American
ladies to use the method in order TO
introduce IL in this country Iney
need only agree TO recommend II 10
their friends AFTER it has done all
claim This is frankly an advertising
offer, but in no case viii your name
or address be used or mentioned 70
anyone else. / prefer applicants 10 De
from forty TO seventy years of age and
the more deeply WrinkleG your race IS
the more pleased / shall be to hear
from YOU. and TO take ten. twenty or
thirty years from your appearance
Remember I do not ask some rlulcu-
lousIy exorbitant price like five or ten
dollars TO try the method. nor 90
charge YOU for any instructions
bind no one TO secrecy, ana ask you 70
use no kind Of cream, flesh 1000 pow
ders, plasters, lotions. liquids or pastes,
prescriptions, medicines, steamlnS,
; bandages, masks, electricity, exercises.
al appliances whatsoever In tact
have no toilet articles OF any klnd 70
recommend and I send YOU no compil-
| Gated treatment" either dupleN' trl-
! pleN or any other sort OF pick
II you want to look young again ana
/ STAY looking young. don't miss this
/ opportunity, as I cannot agree 10 otteL
I il again. but II you write me Wltn nun
I 4
! soon have cause to congratulate your
! self for doing so. OF course J. cannot
/ fully describe my method in this linz
tied space. and even if I explained all
the wonderful and PERMANENT Ell
fects il produces. often in Single
/ night and always within a week;
I could hardly expect anyone TO beheVe
Z them possible without first seeing
what the meth1d consists Of. When
you see how simple this harmless jap
anese method is you will wonder WY
YOU never thought OF il before sen -
NO MONEY. but if convenient three =
cent stamps may be enclosed for return
postage. There is no obligation OF any
/ kind Merely address Nine. Y. My ako
! Dept. 502 133 oxford Street, London
! W., England, and your letter VIII re-
! ceive prompt attention. the packet be-
| ing sent under plain. sealed cover
| Postage on a letter to England IS only
cents and there of course is no IN
! terruption to regular mail service OF
account of the war 7 agree to return
, even your postage in full if you are mo-
surprised and delighted by what I senc
: yOu.-Advertisemen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

Select a Navajo rug? Nothing more
serviceable and appropriate than those
al Beach's Art Shop City Nauonal
Bank Building.-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
Why NOr

Select that bridge prize at Beaeh's
Art shop \ large assortment OF SUIT
able articles City National Bank
Building.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

sLaddies by Gene stratton Porter,
soc. Fl Paso Book Co, Mills BldgS
It's Handy. ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

Select a vace. jar or dish IN Arr
National Bank Building.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
SPECIAL VENIRE DRAWN
FOR MACKEY MURDER TRIAL

A special venire Of 50 names was drawn
Monday afternoon in the 54tk district court
for the trial OF the case Of Donald Mackey,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
Mater CondItIons, Rio Grande Proieet

Height Of
Water Behind Contents
Dam a N. Acre TT
Reservoir -.----.-- 1900 go 800
Increase -..-............... 0-20 1926
Outflow. l. CTS. S hours
Jan. 3, 1916
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

m a x = I n I 5
science a life
Ion z stu dy.
passing their
secret knowl-
g d 2 e down
from genera
ton TO genera
ton. In this
country such
skill has never
been known,
judging from
the worthless
treatments [
have examined
No NO n d e r
they all fall
/ may later
on make a reg
ular business
of selling the
J n pa n e s e
method and
charging 2
n "a - n n n "a "
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

Installation of officers Of the Wom--
ems Catholic order OF r orestefs wiz
- beId Wednesday afternoon at the
knights of Pythias hall Rev Edward
Farry will be the installing officer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

Henry Swearinger entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G Booth, Mr. and Mrs II l.
yTiIiiford and Miss Grace Fleck at din
ner at the Valley Inn, Ysleta. Monday
night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

Note: Amounts Of precipitation OF less
than OF OF an inch are not published herecu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

Mrs. Florence L Hines and her guest
Mrs F. Griffin of Cleveland. O., left
saturday for san Francisco ihey N'lN
sail for Honolulu within short time
and will visit in the Hawiian islam
until April
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

Mrs. G. Vizcara. Of 251S Montana
street. has as her guest her sister, Nj s
II. A. Baldwin, OF Kansas City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

Mr. and Mrs. Eli G. Krupp entertained
with an informal dinner Monday night
AT the Valley Inn. Ysleta. in honor OF
the birthday anniversary OF Miss Paula
Erupp. IN addition. the guests were
Miss Birdie Krupp and Bernhard hrupp-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25

p A MCCOY. switchman, Tlalns on
,bn tens Of the tender, said that he
tne steps o. Machine in which Baca
rode coming north as if from Jn 1,Ien
ana that what attracted ms .,,-,Iote
was that the machine maue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-25
80 - MICRO FaII.

The fiTst witness to be. placed on
the stand was Miss LUIS AiN -. ton1e
stated thar she was on her way nome
at the time. I heard some shots, tI-s
witness testified, and tuIneu - ~.
s sound doO1'g saw Nr. Baca standing near rear
the car with pistol IN ms S,. n..liu ,, ~
saw + saR RiI 0te eil fan I did not see that
otero had any pistol; l qon s WITHIN ftSm
whether or not he did vas III u y
60 or 40 feet of-Otero when he ie IL,
I f. Taylor. the engln nend Vines III sns
s snj'f be testified that he heard the first
shot while shgnting d his en shofs 'o as he
~ --itb coupled car. w
stopped and / went over TO where the
SHOOTING occurred and there vas Z
bunch Of people there. Won So
t that Baca threw the pistol down M Il
looked more as If someone 'osseu 'Ae
pistoI from them
auto Turns Around. -
p A Mccoy. switehman, Tla ms on
the stems Of the tender, sara thaI ne
noticed nor the machine in when Fac Bac.