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EL PASO HERALD
Saturday, February 24, 1912
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You. need search no more madame. At this office
you will find what you Want at the price you wish
to pay. Call or phone today and prove this for your
self. Or better still, come in and let us show you
what we .have for rent. We can satisfy you.
Copies Building
ORE KILLED Si ONE WOUNDED IN
AUTOMOBILE WRECK EtiH EVE
Joseph Barlow Is the Dead
Man Automoble Said to
Have Been Running Very
Recklessly.
One dead and one seriously injured is
the result mt more reoklees automobile
driving' en the SI Paso county road.
Joseph F. B&rlew is the dead man
and J. R- Golden is laid up with a.
broken leg.
A. B. Palmer, an Overland street
plumber, was driving' the car. He -was
not Injured, bt shortly after the ac
cident, appeared to be est of bis right
mind. TWdar he Is reported as ra
tional The a. a Jrd,runabt. -was going
east. oaMpied jr the three sen.
Palmer driving, and when H reached
the turn in the road at Evergreen cem
etery, opposite Washington park, in
stead of negotiating the curve, it head
ed straight for the cemetery fence,
overturned and hurled the occupants
over into the cemetery;
Hurled Against Tenee.
Barlow was "hurled against the fence
and, besides having his neck broken
and several other hurts, his body was
badly cut by the wire. The car leaped
beyond him into the cemetery and fell,
bottom upwards, among the graves.
Palmer is unable to explain how he
managed to escape, but lie did not sus
tain any injuries.
Oolden sustained a broken right leg and
was badly used up otherwise, bat did
not lose conscioueites. He was rushed
to Hotel Dieu for treatment and ' a
coroner was called to view the remains
of Barlow, who was a well known
painter. Later Golden was removed to
his home, 1612 Wyoming street.
Palmer la Irrational. '
John Harm, foreman of The Herald
stereotyping department, coming into
SI Paso from his home near the ceme
tery passed the scene of the accident
shortly after it occurred, which was
about : Friday evening. Palmer
climbed into Hum's oar and claimed it
as his own, but finally consented to
allow Harm to run it to town, and he
was brought to The Herald office,
where, talking wildly and still claim-
A True
Friend
Would not give you a drug
in year food.
But many person, of uSeir
owa accord, drink cosfee or tea
day after day ignoring the fact
that there is a drug, cageine. hi
every cup.
True, you ay he able to
"stand k" for aVtunc, hut the
drug is there, and sooner or Ja?er
is pretty sure te'yhow m some
annoying ailment- ..
There can be no relief untu
the cause is removed.
Simply leaving off coffee and
tea wilt work wonders, but k k
much easier if you shift to well
made POSTUM
It k made of wheat, and con
tains no owfetn or other harmful
substance.
It does contain the phosphate
of potash (grown in the wheat)
which Nature requires for the
proper nourishment of Brain and
Nerves.
"There's a Reason"
Tosti'm Cp-rto fompam, Ltd.
Brfttle ('reek, !icr
Phone 4350
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lng the car he was turned over to po
lice chief B. F. Jenkins, who turned
him over to an officer and sent him to
the police station for a short time. He
claimed not to know anything about an
accident and when told that one of his
friends was dead and the other in
jured, he protested that it was not so.
"o Charge la Made.
No change was made against Palmer,
although it is stated that he was driv
ing recklessly; that the car had been
taking a zig-zag course out the road
all the way, seriously endangering traf
fic several times before the accident
brought the car to its end.
A short time after being taken to
the station,. Palmer was sent home,
1101 Wyoming street, where he re
gained his composure rapidly, but still
maintained that he had no recollection
of the accident. Saturday morning, he
-was able to leave his house and come
down tows, but he still said he had no
memory of the accident. He did not
sustain a bruise in the accident, evi
dently having struck soft ground.
Barlow Leaves Family.
Joseph F. Barlow, who was killed In
the accident, was 41 years pf age. He
leaves a wife and three children, who
live at 717 East Missouri street. He
was married on February 25. 1303. to
iMiss Hattie May Rokahr. He was a
member of El Paso lodge No. 187, of
the Elks, and in good standing in the
, order.
Barlow's neck was broken at the base
1 of the brain, this injury sensing his
death. In addition, his left shoulder
I was broken and his left leg was
crushed, indicating that the ribs on
I the left side had been torn loose from
j the breast bone.
MeCHatock Investigating.
i Justice E. B. UcClintock. when asked
i If any arrests would be made in the
case, said: "I have not yet completed
the investigation of the accident and
until such investigation is completed
i cannot, say wnat action may be taken.
As coroner I would have the authority
to order arrests if I deemed them ad
visable." j Attention. Telephone Subscribers. !
j This is positively the last notice In
i regard to changes in the new telephone
, book. All changes of whatever nature,
extra, listings or anything pertaining to
. the telephone book -must be in by 6 p
m. Thursday. It will be better to at
! tend to this th flrct hi vrj
, Telephone 3S0 or make your wants
I known In wrltlnc-
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lBe xrl-statc Telephone Co.
Pasteurized milk. Bl Paso Dairy.
Love Souls.
Deep hearts, sage minds, tafce life
as Godbae made It; it is a long trial,
an incomprehensible preparation for
an unknown destiny. This destiny,
the true one, begins for man with the
first step in the tomb. In the mean
while, love and 'suffer, hope and con
template. Woe. alas! to him who
shall have loved only bodies, form,, ap
pearances! Death will deprive him of
alL Try to love souls; yon will find
them again. Victor Hugo".
London Good Oyster Market.
London is a great consumer of
oysters. The cheapness of the deli
cacy half a century ago created a de
mand for i, which has hung with the
appetites of the people as tenaciously
as the habit of smoking a pipe has
among the men. It is estimated that
London consumes a billion a year, and
the record shows that in 1864. when
prices were very low, 7H),(K).(M
were eaten.
The Tipping Evil.
When Toole, the famous actor, was
playing an exceptionally fine eneaee-
j meat with a company In London,
ne saw to me manager laughingly:
"Ok, by the way, if my wife comes
dawn next week don't say anything
about the big receipts. You see, I've
a tot of nephews and nieces, and they
all expect tips from Uncle Johnnie.
Last year they bad over 480 from
me, and By wife thinks r rather over-
h eo It"
i Orthodox.
"If St James Bible was good
tenough for St Paul, it Is good enough
fbr me." This was the emphatic pro
test of a New England deacon against
the reading of the Revised Instead of
(the King James version. Congrega
donalist
A gentleman who has been
spending his winters here
for several years says: "I
am always glad to get
back to El Paso on account
of the excellent milk I get
from the El Paso Dairy
Company."
John J. Valentine, the well
known president of Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express,
when living said: "In trav
eling over the United
States in my private car I
do not get such excellent
cream anywhere as I get of
the El Paso Dairy Company."
Our stock is the very best and we have lately concluded a
exico Agricultural College which put J3r Holsteins and 2
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Is Our Specialty. The Best Authorities Recommend It As the Safest Mi
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Telephones: Bell
ANNUAL CLEANING OF
DITCH NEARS FINISH
Cash Paid For the Work and
the Cost Is
Light.
La Luna, Ter., Feb. U. The annual
cleaning' of the Berlno-Anthony-Texas
ditch -is nsarlx finished. The work has
progressed slowly under the new sys
tem of paying cash ioi labor, bat ths
cost has been very light, only J1.26 per
acre.
On account of the continued frosty
nights, the lack of wattr In tho ditches
has nat been to the detriment of alfalfa
in the' least, but has reduced the wheat
acreage.
The unprecedented cold weather this
lab in the season portends plenty of
water during the whole season and a
consequent increase In the alfalfa out
put. It also increases the danger of
overflow In those places where the
river should be straightened or the
banks protected.
Tens of driftwood remain lodged
against the piers supporting the Canu
tlllo bridge. County surveyor Eubank
has decided that the condition Is a
protection and to let It remain. It is
said that the discovery of a solitary
piece of driftwood against a Pier at
the Elephant Butte works Is cause 'lor
a, severe reprimand to the employe
whose duty It Is to see that the piers
are kept clear of all rubbish.
Invitations by telephone from Canu
tlllo are being extended to everybody
In this vicinity to attend the Rev. Miles
Hanson's Sunday afternoon lecture at
the new school house near Canutillo.
j. A. Light, the Santa Fe agent, yes
terday was appointed manager of the
South New Mexico Fanners' association.
Hiss Mary Adams and Miss Hllde
gard Howell are at home from the A.
& M. college on a short visit.
Taut a ttnr more of those snappy uncalled-for
suits and overcoats at Pear
son's. 'VThy not save $10 or J 15 and get
the best money can buy. If yon need
clothes and can't wait to have them
made to order? .perfect fit guaran
teed R. V Pearson. 110 Texas street.
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LETTERS TO
THE HERALD
(All comnkunlcatlons rous: tiear the
signature of; the writer, but the name
will not be published where such a re
quest Is mane.)
Editor Haso Herald:
It is witm sincere gratitude to God
that the Roman's Christian Temper
ance UnioJt read of tho stand our
newsboys have taken In making their
pledge ox membership include disap
proval ofj gambling, of Intoxicating
liquors and of the deadl cigaret habit.
We know that In a few years our
boyg wll hold the ballot, and the at
titude of tie boy is an indication of
the etarfd the man will take. We cor
dially welcome this new organization
into fellowship with the many others
worklnk for the good of our city, and
want toT assure them through the cour
tesy OS The Herald of our cooperation
with their efforts for self Improve
ment, and of our admiration, for the
noble Stand they have taken.
1 Local TV. C. T. U.
'Hero Medals and Thanks.
Thjere are few that are thanked
Thefe are millions who deserve
thaalks. Higher than the stars is thi
herjblsm of dally life, for no wish foi
recompense ever tarnished nor de
baed it Bravo men ask no otheij
thanks than the whispers of their own
Bonils. Grand women would blush tc
revjeal the heroic things they dailj
do.j it is to this deathless impulse ol
doing that we may always look, that
a 'race of heroes does not perish from
the Wi-th
Pasteurized milk. Bl Pn tv.1-
Full jbieanure at Southwestern T"ue' Co.
Ladies' skl'ts clearer' "Wrlcbt
rodiuce Is Not
Dairy
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Smith, Manager
HE PLEADED GUILTY;
JTJBY DISBELIEVED IT
Therefore, Shemian. Allen,
Negro, Is Freed, Only ,
to Be Rearrested.
Sherman Allen, a nesrro was found
not guilty of burglarising the tailor j
ouwp ut u. xi&rris on ou .Aiiiumi; oticci
by a Jury in the 34th district court Fri
day afternoon. The verdict wu an in
structed one although the boy admit
ted In a confession to city detectives
that he had committed the burglary.
It Is held according to the law tbat
a confession alone Is not sufficient tes
timony on which to convict a prisoner.
There must be direct testimony of tho
commission of the act charged.
Immediately after Allen was released
from custody he was rearrested by city
defective W. M. Wood on a charge of
stealing a lawnmower from the Dome
of W. N. Small and selling It to a South
El Paso street pawnbroker.
SAI.OOX1CEEPER IS CHARGED
VIOLATING ORDIXAXCB
Teodoro Kyrlacopulos, who conducts
the Emporium tar on South El Paso
street, was arrested Friday on an in
dictment charging him with violating
the Sunday closing law. He furnished
bond and was released.
There is understood to be another in
dictment against a saloon man of the
city for the same charge but he has
not yet been arrested.
Two hundred fifty rolls best roofing,
slightly damaged, at half price. Lander
Lumber Co., phone 232.
Full measnre e? Soutnwentern Fuel Co.
Fresh buttermilk. El Paso Dairy.
Juat In a ur of Congo guaranteed
roofinp lender Lumber Co. phone 282.
SHERIFF WD RINGERS COMK
B1CK REPORTING QIIET
Sheriff Peyton J. Kdwards and the
rangers who went to Cannttllo with
' In Frida eturned Frirtu- evening
" ' -r Hi it theie bas been no
I is a store at
Equale
El Paso Dairy Company's
Famous
Cow Carrie
Eilisfa
test under the super
Jerseys in the advancl
Milk
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Office: 423 North Oregon Street
HERE IT IS
MOVE IN
10 room residence, complete
ly furnished. in excellent
neighborhood, close in Low
Lone Star Inn
The One Place en the County Road tm
Get First Clans Service.
LUNCHES AND DRINKS
OF ALL KINDS.
The Lone Star Inn Is on the County
Road right hand side going to Tsleta
7 it miles from El Paso.
CHICHESTER S PALLS
iCv , THE BLUteXB SRLVB.' X
PHI 1 H ud C1J K.
Tk bo atker. Bar ef Tow
siaXbkb AKAXJ PfiJA fcra
TnritevmUBcit. Stint. jMtthl
StiBBYMUfiGtSTSOEimWESE
fm price, easy terms. jjK
- obm Keal Estate
I B Xo 1 Tobln Arcade H
IH The Postoffice Is Behind Ut
"There Ira-, been no trou'.i" nn tuf
Texas side of th. hn iV.na i we hii
report" t'int sonr f ti - M xn i-- n
New MeK-. v r - i , AV ,
hall' distill" ad i u- i, to
General Anson Mills, after
viewing the plant of tile El
Paso Dairy Company said
to Mr. Smkh : "The people
of El Paso owe you a debt
of gratitude they can never
repay for the very excellent
Dairy arrangements you
have given them.
These are only a few
of Jhsjiianv comDli-
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Watch Our
Speciai Prices
Weekly
Opitz Market
213 K. STANTOH ST.
Bell Phoae 136. Auto 2345
Rheumatism
Stomach Troubles
Kidney Ailments
Faywood
Hot Springs
It curse, and voa reasain cured, its
know, and yoa will ii yoa try it
Goseedea tke greatest kidsey water
an earta.
Wky Mt Tisft Faywood Hot
Springs first, siiic yo will evemta
ally go there anyway!
Large Modern Hotel. Perfect Cli
mate. Booklet.
T. C McDennttt, "Tie Faywoad"
- Favwood. K. K.
rasteurlzed milk El Paso Dairy.
5Jse Herald Want Ads.
I'a'pte'i'-ued r- k. El Pass T 3 r
tai , aud said