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la PASO HERALD
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"Wednesdav, Dec. 11, 1912
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Closing Out Sale
EL PASO'S XMAS STORE
Kugs ana Art r
urniture
FOR RENT
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Entire 3ra Floor of the
Callsher BMg. Apply at
office of OaKsher's.
NOWIS THE TIME--AND HERE IS THE PLACE
to buy really useful and practical
Xmas Gifts for the Home Beautiful
We have decided to discontinue these lines after the first of January, and as there
barely three more weeks remaining, in which to Close Out the Entire Stocks
Beautiful Rugs and Art Furnishings
we realize that we must sacrifice all profit, and even incur some loss so here is
opportunity of a lifetime, right now, when you are wondering what to buy we
These Phenomenal Reductions On High Grade Rugs and Furnishi gs i
Saie Begins Thursday Morning, and iontinues to December 31st.
24x36 Rag Rugs 45c 9x9 ft. Starvan Rugs $8.95 24x36 Real Bassorah's $2.48
4x7 ft. Rag Rugs $1.95 30x60 Bigelow Wiltons $3.95 24x48 Real Bassorah's $3.35
6 ft fringed Roman . m 5
stripe Couch Covers JrSfi! tl
48c. J&NIIaN I
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to VI Paso for the remainder of the
winter.
Miss Ethel Spencer, of Anthony, has
been visiting friends here.
Col. 1311 Newsoms, of Vado, has been
quite 111. His daughter. Mrs. Old, is
recovering- from a severe sick spell.
Mrs. Creamer, agent at Mesquite. has
been visiting his family at La. Jdesa.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. U. Snyman and
little granddaughter. Miss Martha, have
been visiting Mrs. Snyman's son, Hans
Snyman, at Dona Ana.
Abe Hurtter and George Blevins have i
left for Alamogordo to get a bunch of I
stray cattle.
Visitors to El Paso have been S. "W.
Howard W. P. Brooks. Carl Price. J. C.
1 McNary, A. Blockson, Alfred Hunter and
son, Alonzo.
AMUSEMENTS.
36 in. Rag Carpet 29c
36x63 ShiiTan Rugs $1.65
18x36 Bisc1"- Wiltons $1.39
9x12 ft. "Aubusson" Rugs. .$19.50 36x53 Real Bassorah's $6.45
9x12 ft. Tuxedo Brussels ... $22.50 5ft.9x8ft.3 Real Bassorah's $18.95
16x30 Real Bassorah's $1.39 Real Oriental Rugs. .$9.50 and up
$12.50 Japanese Glass Portieres. . .$8.95 $3.00 Large Art Pictures $1.95
$12.50 Oriental Couch Covers ."$9.50 50c Panel 3?ramed Pictures 19c
Large Size Matting Covered Shirt Waist Boxes, reduced to $2.48
Beautiful Cedar Chests, Brass Bound and Spudded, now. .-. $13.95 and up
Flemish Oak and Brass Gongs. . .$4.95
Japanese Double Deck Art Tables $2i48
Flemish Oak Book Shelves $6.95
3 Fold Mahoganj' Screens . . : $9.85
Cigar Stands, Music Racks, Foot Rests, Book Racks, Cellarettes, Art Wicker Fur
niture, Floor Lamps, Table Lamps, Ornaments for Hall, Den, Dining and living
Rooms Every piece of Furniture, every Rug, Picture Pedestal, Vase and Orna-
i -i -r- - -t -r-i n i- i -i n t -rtt r t i " -i n i tl -
ment on tne Jtsig ara jtnoor ine H'airyiana tioor oi Jiii iraso must oe som ana ajc trie prices we ve marked,
them, they will go with a rush Make your selections early as possible and we will hold your purchases for
delivery at your direction.
DON'T MISS THIS BIG SALE
AT THE CRAWFORD.
"In the Bishop's Carriage" continues
to draw large audiences at the Craw
ford. It is a dainty comedy, well acted,
and should not be missed.
Saturday matinee Mr. Taylor will
i nive to the school child makinsr the
at j most words out of the letters found In
r th word "Rvan." S5. Advertisement.
AT THE EL PASO.
"The Confession." depicting life in
a Marsachusetts fishing town, portray
ing in a strong manner, true life, with
its sorrows and sunshine, a play from
the pen of James Halleck Reid, will be
presented at El Paso theater tonight
and tomorrow with Thursday matinee.
The play is one of the strongest up
to date dramas that has been offered
to the theater going public for a num
ber of years, having enjoyed a success
ful run of five months at the Bijou
theater. Broadway. New York, and
playing to crowded houses in all the
larger cities whjle en tour.
A deep love story Is woven Into the
plot. A beautiful girl, in love with
a lad, who gives most of- his time to
the ways of the .world, a mother of the
wayward son, patiently striving to save
him. the allegiance of a young boy,
who has been picked up from the Bow
cry. New York, and given a good home,
a faithful brother, the French Cana
dian, who tries to drag the lad down,
the attorneys who try to save him from
the gallons, and the governor of the
state, all help make this great play one
of the most Dowerlul Droduetions ever
I presented in this city.
The story is of the wayward, but
good hearted boy, in love with a young
heiress, who Is an orphan. They quar
rel and she sends him away, returning
ilieir betrothal ring. There is another
brother who has been given his first
parish. The wayward son leaves on a
very stormy night, going to a saloon.
There he meets a brother of the girl,
who upbraids him for his actions: a
i fight follows and the girl's brother is
! murdered.
The boy Is arrested and a few min
utes later a French Canadian confesses
to the young priest that he had killed
the man while the fight was going on,
under the impression that the dead
man had wronged his sister. .Later he
discovers that the dead man had not
wronged his sister, but he refuses to
go on the witness stand and tell the
truth, knowing that the belief of the
hin-h "will Tint nlloTir trio vnitr rrIit
to betray his confession. He is later
I sent to Jail for perjury. The confine
I ment shatters his health and he is dy
ing of consumption. He confesses to
! the truth before he dies and saves an
i innocent man just as he is about to be
I hanged. Advertisement. j
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Is sure to be appreciated because our
name on an article means that it is of
the very best quality it is possible to
buy for the amount of money ex
pended. Our stock of
is For men
is complete in every detail; anc
you'll find the selection of a suitabl
rgjjBJij: gift for "Him" aneasy matter.
auggesti
Neckwear
Silk Hosiery
Lisle Hosiery
Silk Mutflers
Silk Handkerchiefs
Linen Handkerchiefs
Initial Handkerchiefs
Combination Sets
Automobile Gloves
Street Gloves
Silk Suspenders
Silk porters
Suits
Overcoats
Fancy Vests
Sweater Coats
Pajamas
Shirts
Hats
BRING THE CHILDREN
in to see
Mamma & Papa Santa. Claus!
Daily reception for all good Boya
and Girls.
THE VOTING CONTEST
is on with a rusli
Every 10b Purchase ' ,
entitles yfcu to a vote tell your,
friends to vote for vou! V.
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Las Cruces and
Mesilla Valley
MS COMPLAINTS
OF MESILLA PEOPLE
State Corporation Commis
sion Asked to Adjust
Telephone Dispute.
The office of The Herald for Las
Cruces Is the Post Office News and
Cigar Store. Arrangements can be
made here for those who want to
subscribe and wish their papers de
livered each tright.
Las Cruces, N. M., Dec. 11. The state
corporation commission of New Mex
ico held an important hearing in Las
Cruces for the purpose of considering
telephones out, rather than pay
increased rates demanded by tne
nanr These rates are defended
Telephone company under the plea that
tney are tne rates caiiea ior Dy tne
franchise given the company by the
tewn of Las Cruces. but the Mesilla
Park citizens contend that no munici
body in Las Cruces has any legal au
thority to fix the rates to be paid out
side of the city limits of that town.
The committee also entered a strong
complaint against the alleged methods
of the Telephone company in not ad
justing complaints for .bad service and
In ordering out telephones where a
bill Is in dispute, and insisting upon
payment by the , subscriber for the !
period during which the telephone has !
been ordered out. The Telephone com- j
by Dean Clark, general manager of El
Paso; manager Pelloud, of the Deming
office, and manager Relff, of the local
Office. The Mesilla Park citizens' com
mittee asked for a ruling upon two
points
sist upon and collect charges from Its
subscribers for the time that a tele
phone is out of commission and the
service not rendered? and as to wheth
er or not the present telephone rates
for Mesilla Park subscribers are un
just, exorbitant and excessive? A rul
ing on both these points will be made
by the commission in the near future.
In the afternoon tne corporation
J HllU'ODROME. j
The first part of the three day!"!
races, the soldiers' race and the race '
tlVr UU)S IY1S full JUSL IUKI11 clL Lite
popular Hippodrome rink. The second
, and third parts of these races will be
i run tonight. See the prizes for the va-
rlous events displayed in Ryan's wln
I dow.
! Remember, we have plenty of new
fiber roller sKates for tne women ioik.
and they may visit the rink free of
charge any morning from ten to twelve.
' Advertisement-
THE MERRY COW.
The Kerry Gow, a big three reel .
special, made by the Kalem company in (
Ireland, will be the attraction at the
Bijou tonight. This exciting and
interesting photo-drama is taken from
the original play, written and made .
famous by Joseph Murnhv. the cele- I
brated actor. The picture was made i
and staged in Ireland, under the di- j
.
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Mitts Building
"Not an Expensive Shop.
V
SUFFRAGE! IS SEXTEXCED.
London. Eng., Dec. 11. Etele Howey,
militant suffraget, was sentenced to
day to two months Imprisonment for
turning in false alarms of fire last
night.
Hotel Paso del Norte.
The dining room and grill of Hotel
Paso del Norte is open until midnight.
Meals served a la carte. Excellent ser
vice. Advertisement.
I
Hotel Paso Del Norte.
Pas', del Norte is open nntll midnight.
Meals served a la carte excellent sor- j Boosters'
vice. (Advertisement.) night.
I
Work on cleaning the Franklm
canal has been resumed and will be
carried on steadily.
opening. Auditorium to-
Big event opening Auditorium.
Do your Christmas snooping early.
.. I . . . ,. i. ,,.... I I rection of Sidney Olcott of the Kalem
iv the home at Klncon, after a brief visit arrested by the sheriff and taken to ' company, and isa masterpiece In every
f"0.m" SL.1 r-o.t,.., -, v .. k,j , Las Cruces. charged with shooting at I "way. Don't miss it It will be exhib-
M? nfWiSSfS-nff-SS SS1. frr: ' Capt VonGass with the intent of kill- Hed tonight only.-advertisement.
itL iii ii u nit: uii uriiuuci avenue, in re- x. r-.ii -.
Se-nelebortstet5 , $ Vlo7S hYR wuiinecSTt
A newbesfroisDbPe?ng put on ! gS -nlfnwnartTefk? ! SSSHSfH
the denot bulldinc to tak th tilapo his horses. A shot wa flrprt at fnnt ' an?J7?55eJJ?5!l?ren-5.SonB?lJ1?? i?
r h Vitnh nH ioiTw ,Vf Z J , Vnn fin -hiT ,. X "Z CT.' . "e3s "! uruncmus. ia a kuuu Hieuj-
w , " (,v. .w. lfui. u,. ck ' - w .. . ao XckV.Uiii Ilia
uio ume me uuuuing was uum inree nome at nignt. une of tne shots of a
.su-.su came tnrougn
years ago, but proved to be a fail
ure. The new roof is being put on by
RInner and Warren of Topeka, Kas..
and being superintended by George
warren, oi xopeKa, .tiansas.
WEST SIDE DITCHES
ARE ALL COMBINED
Farmers on AVext Side Want the Road
From Laa Crnces to Come Doim
There When Built.
M. J. Garrett, of Canutillo, secretary
Can a telephone company In- J of the La Union ditch In the lower
Mesilla valley, says that La Union, La
Mesa and Chamberino ditches have all
been combined by a unanimous vote
and that only one ditch association
now remains out. That is Santo Tomas
and he believes Santo Tomas will come
in
submitted again? HehVhearT 5 f , $ tlfls wk."115 TOrn
commission met Las Cruces citizens, i reclamation service to carry out the
who brought various matters of im- , amalgamation of the different ditches,
portance to its attention. One of these, i Supervising engineer L. C Hill prora
which was presented by Joseph W. ' ised the owners of the land to try and
complaints of telephone subscribers in i Taylor, of Dona Ana, was the urgent ' get the sum alloted and Mr. Garrett
Mesilla Park to the Mountain States neea ior Better protection tor passen
the window nnrt
piercea a suitcase tnat was hanging
on the wall.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
R. N. Rogans, who has been confined to
her bed with pneumonia, Is rapidly Im
proving and is out of danger.
The Casseras farm has been rented
to parties from the lower valley. Mr.
Cassera3 Is improving the property fr
his renter by remodeling the house.
Joseph Gay, of this place, is visiting
his father and mother near Houston,
Tex.
O. B. Wood has rented the Amy placi
and has subrented it to other parties.
A 10-pound daughter has been born
to Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Neville. They
have christened her Grace Louise.
B. W. Hyland .-as moved his per
sonal effects to San Miguel.
W. B. Carroll has purchased a fine
team or norse.
cine and easy to take. Price 25c 50c
and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Scott
White & Co., 3 stores. Advertisement.
Use Domestic Coke.
Southwestern Fuel Co.
All children fitted. Auditorium.
W. C. Beatty, master mechanic at
the Elephant Butte dam, is in El Paso,
accompanied by Mrs. Beatty. to do
their Christmas shopping.
Telephone- and Telegraph company.
The conference had been arranged for
by H. H. Williams, chairman of the
state commission, at the request cf Me
silla Park citizens. The committee ap
pointed some time ago at a public
meeting held la Mesilla Park to con
sider tne telephone question, met with
the commission.
The committee consisted -f W. S. Gil
liam, Francis E. Lester and S. tt. ilook
land. It preeented a -airefitUy pre
pared written statement, osttlng forth
the complaints of Mosllla Park citi
zens, mary of whom have ordered their
gers who wait for trains at the Dona
Ana switch, where no suitable building
is available.
- Good Roads Workers.
Tle executive committeemen of the
new Dona Ana County Good Roads as
sociation, appointed from the various
precincts, are as follows:
Precinct No. 1 R. Walters, L. K.
Bentley, A. L. Hurley.
No. 2 John Barncastle, John Steuart,
j. w. ayior.
M. B. W. Hyland has sold to El
Paso parties a fine bunch of 'hogs that
averaged 200 pounds. They were of the
Duroc breed.
The farmers of this neighborhood
has heard in a Toundabout way that ar,? PrParns to sow a lacge acreage in
mis neara in a lqunaaDOUt way tnat wheat. Vnv floTri of i.i oif,u, ni
the allotment has been made.
i The combined ditches will eventuallv
I irrigate 40,000 acres of land on the west
' side of the river. There are already
25,000 acres under the ditches. A road
way Is to be constructed along the
main ditch through the center of the
valey and the west siders hope to make
This the main road from Denver to
El Paso. They believe It would be
much better to run -the road down
through the farming communities on
Paw Paw Pills
FOR
Constipation
No. S O. H. Brown. E. H. Alton. R. i ;t."""&". ",.-12"1"" uSYi"""I"es n
X VAitnr. ! e Mt diuc iium xmis truces xo me
No. 4 Roman Bermudez, Val Gloria,
H. S. Parks.
No. 5 O. C. Snow. A. J. Fountain,
ji. o. Aouerisuu. ? Z,i .1. Jn , ...
No. 6 M. McDowell, P. W. Barker, 1 "" "" . ?n f mucn prettier
Texas line than on the east side of
.the river where the road runs at pres
ent, almost in the foothills. More peo
ple wouia De Deneii,tea on the west
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills are unlike
all other laxatives or cathartics. They
coax the liver Into activity by gentle
methods They do not scour; they do
not gripe, they do not weaken: but
they do start ail the secretions of the
liver and stomach in a way thit soon
puts these organs in a healthy condi
tion and corrects constipation.
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills are a tonic
tn tif 3tnmnrfh liver anti nAmM Thaw '
Invigorate instead of weaken; they en-
ncn ine oiooa insteaa oi impoverun
E. C. Stono.
No. 7 Peter G. Lopez, John Collett,
Ignacio Agaz.
No. 9 J. L O'Shea, C. D. Casad, Di
onlcio Alvarez.
No. 10 W. O. McNary, O. B. Wood,
E. W. NevilL
No. 12 J. F. Flndlay. Gabino Carre
ras John E. Bonar.
No. 15 D. E. Rodriguez. Romulo Mar
tinez, Lee Harlan.
No. 16 Antonio Silva y Abeyta, Ce
cilio Lucero. Jesus Silva.
No. 18 N. J. Garrett, Chas. Miller,
Joe Bennett.
Ho. 19 L. F. Elliott. J. L. Shriner, Pe
dro Serna, sr.
No. 20 Jas. S. Quesenberry, Jeff D.
Isaacs. L E. Ruhle.
Draughtsman Changes Field.
H. A. Douglas, a draughtsman of the
reclamation service, has arrived here
from Sale,m where he has for some
time been engaged at work with engi
neer B. S. Thayer, who has charge of
the topographic survey of the Rincon
valley. Mr. Douglas will spend several
weeks here and in the reclamation
camps of the Mesilla valley, engaged in
similar work to that in which he was
engaged at Salem.
W. J. Jones of El Paso, who has been
here several days has gone to La
J. T. Murphy, of Steubenvllle, Ohio,
is the guest of his brother. W. B
Murphy, of Main street Mr. Murnhy
has been here a number of times pre-
road would be aforded.
it. tney cxut-uit: me BLUlliiUiH .w set all : vlntislv
info i?" men m IO that 1S PUt Mr- W. S Martin is ill at her home
rm. . i lnthe Hinton addition to Las Cruces.
These pills contain no calomel, no The new house being erected by
dope, they are soothing, healing and . Dallas Reeves in West Las Cruces
stimulating. They school the bowels will be readv for occunanrv in a fw
thout physic. Price 25 cents, i weeks
j Merrill Irvin has returned to his
to act without Physic. Price
All druggists. Advertisement
SHOT IS FIRED AT
A CHAMBERINO MAN
Chamberino, N. M., Dec 11. Milos
Stephenson, of this neighborhood, was
wheat Many fields of olrt alfalfa will
be planted to wheat.
At an election of the Chamberino
ditch the following officers were
chosen: Commissioners, Rigby W.
Crowder and O. B. Wood; ditch boss for
the year 1913, Jose Barrio. The officers
except Mr. Wood, will tako their places
and assume their duties January 1. Mr.
Wood was one of the commissioners last
year. The retiring officers are: E. W.
Nevill, J. Johnston and R. N. Rico.
Think of All
You Eat
No wonder you some
times have a bilious
headache, feel dizzy, -are
troubled with in
digestion and can't
sleep.
Jfer
MRS. A. 31. COE SELLS ALL
- OF HER CATTLE AT DERINO
Berino, N. M., Dec 11. Mrs. A. M. Coe
has sold all her cattlo to C. T. Turney,
of Las Cruces. The price received waa.
S35 around, including everything. Mr.
Turney will move the cattle immediate
ly to another range. Mrs, Coe will keep
her horse stock -and operate a horse
ranch exclusively. Mrs. Que sold her
stock because the government Is to take
part of her range for target practice.
C N. Gibson and family have moved
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You Will Be Re
paid for Coming
Upstairs.
2nd Floor First National Bank Blag.
We are not after just one order, or sale, but aim
for continued patronage.
Makers, remodelers, and repairers of jewelry.
Diamonds reset while you wait
CUR.TIS (l KING
Manufacturing Jewelers & Engravers.
will help your liver do
its work regularly, as
it should. Take no
substitute sugar
coated or plain.
1913
Gem Calendar
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Postage extra 22c
Pads only 35c
Postage Extra 5 c
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