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ID 11 S5D.OG0
FOR EXfOSITIQN
Las duces Committee Pre
pares Bill For New Mex-
ieo Legislature.
Las Cruoee. N. M-. Feb. 1. At a
meeting Af the Ias Cruces committee
appointed by the Flbab club to look
after the Interests of the southwest
ern exposition to be held in Ht Paso
in 1916. a bill wa drawn- up, and
is to be Introduced by the Dona. Ana
county delegation, in the legislature
todas. asking for $&0vv to aid In de
1 ra ins the expenses of this exposition.
Maj W. H. H. Iewellyn. a member of
tins committee, left here last night
for Santa Fe and will present this
till and has every assurance that it
will meet with favor in the legislature.
Senator H. B. Holt will use his In
fluence "with the senate to secure this
appropriation.
In following out the joint resolution
made in El Paso when the New Mexi
co committee and the BI Paso com
mittee held a Joint meeting, the New
Mexico committee will also present
today in the KeW Mexico legislature
the joint resolution to invite the
president et the United States to visit
the exposition in 115; that the repub
lic of Mexico be Invited to participate
in the celebration; that the congress
of the United States be requested to
make an appropriation in the sum cf
$250,000 In order that the United
Mates may participate in the celebra
tion. It is expected that a like resolution
will be presented In the Texas legis
lature at an early date.
E. C Wade jr, chairman of the New
Mexico committee, has been authorized
to invite the Bl Paso committee to
meet with the New Mexico committee
in Las Cruces at an early date and
arrangements are being made for a
spread In honor of the visiting: oom
mittee. BolIfUnK Courthouse Addition.
A number of men are at work on
the new addition to the courthouse.
The excavation for the foundation is
nea'ing completion and the founda
tion wHl be poured in a few days.
The new building will be of buff
brick while the old building is of red
brick- The former will be built to
the southeast corner of the latter
and will extend to within about M
feet of side walk to the front of the
grounds. The back wall of the new
building will be only a few feet fur
ther south than the front of the old
building. It seems to be the plan of
the commissioners in locating the site
of this building to build It so that in
a few years, K a new courthouse is
built, this addition can be utilized In
the new one.
The courthouse grounds are large
and situated in a desirable part of
town and only a short distance from
Main street.
A timely discovery of fire In the
home of W. M. Adair in West Las
Cruces yesterday afternoon probably
saved the building from destruction.
One of the sons. Arthur, opened a
closet door and found a pile of bed
clothes smoldering. How they became
ignited is a question the. family Is un
able to solve. A year ago Mr. Adair
suffered the lose of a large store
building by fire. later be built
a store building not on the old site,
but on the corner of Griggs street
and Brownlee avenue, where he con
tinues in business.
William Newton, who resides on
Court it.reet, is having a large garage
built on the rear of his lots for the
storing of automobiles, which he
purchases by carload lots.
.Surprise Party Given.
A surprise party was given in
honor of Miss Josephine Metlnger at
her home in West Las Cruces. The
following young people were in at
tendance: Misses Maxime Lane, Ruth
Bundy, Freda and Mabel Henrich.
Annie Leslie. Anna Lloyd. Bertha
Norveil, Hester Day. Helen Burke, and
Alda O'Hara; Messrs Dale Lane, Cyril
Kennedy. Clarence Adair. Albert Cox.
Jospeh Turaey, Chas. O'Hara. Harry
and Louis lies; Richard Lloyd. Fran
cis Burke. Lawrence Stablein, and
Bay Graham.
The people of Las Cruces are anx
iously awaiting the opening of the
proposals for a federals site for Las
Cruces. which will take place in the
Phoenix postoffice Friday morning at
10:90. The lot is to be approximately
40 by 148 feet, centrally and con
veniently located.
Guy Hudspeth, of 1 Paso, has been
here in charge of the Stewart furni
ture store on Main street. J. H.
Sheldon, who was previously in charge,
has been confined to his home on ac
count of illness.
The T. T. O. C. club was entertained
at the home of Misses Blanche and
Laura Cox. The following guests were
present: Mrs. C. C Lee; Misses Ruth
Phelps, Josephine Armijo. Nemacla As
car&te. Rose and Mary Bennett. Mar
garet and Tessie Rounault. Beulah
Summerford. Lena Smith, Phylistine
Kaune, Ruth Brainard, Norma Mott,
Mabel Hagar, Grace Talbott and
Kathryn Lohman
ALFALFA MILL" FOR
ANTHONY IS PLANNED
We Can
ave You Money
OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST. WE GUAR
ANTEE OUR GOODS STANDARD
QUALITY.
20 lbs. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR, $1.00
I '
1 5 lbs. Fancy Potatoes .25c
1 4 lbs. Fancy XDnions for ; 25c
Imperial OatsJ 3 pkgs. for -. -. ....25c
Krinkle Com Flakes, 4 pkgs. for . .25c
Strictly fresh Yard Eggs, per doz. 30c
Sweet Clover Creamery Butter, 2 lbs. for 75c
Genuine Mexican Pink Beans, 4 lbs. for . .- 25c
Fancy Head Rice, 3 lbs. for , 25c
Snowdrift, better than Lard-r -.- , , . f';i
4 lb. pail for . .55c 10 lb4pail ;.,.$135
Diamond M. Flour, every sack guaranteed
24 lb. sack for.. 75c 48 lb. sack for . .$1.50
Lady Arundel Tomatoes, 3 cans for" 25c
Fancy Iowa Com, 3 cans for 25c
Fancy String Beans, 3 cans for ,. 25c
Evaporated Milk, all brands, 3 cans for. 25c
Fancy Prunes, 3 lbs. for -... . .'. .... 25c
Evaporated Apricots, per lb - . 15c
Evaporated Figs, 3 lbs. for '. '. . .25c
Pure California Table Claret, per gallon 65c
Pure California Sweet Wines, per gallon 75c
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED
109-11 South Stanton.
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Phones 2424-2405.
Resolve Yourself Into a Committee of One
And Investigate
Farmers' Association Receives a Propo
sition Which, It la Thoughts
May Be Accepted.
Anthony, N. M. Feb. IS. At a meet
ing of the South New Mexico Farmers'
association, president McNary, of Be
rlno; secretary Thompson, of Anthony;
directors P. H. Bailey from Canutille.
Brandt, of La Union: F. G. Belt, of
Anthony, and Wood of Chamberino.
were present and a proposition for a
$!. alfalfa mill, to be paid for In
Dr PRICE
GlamBakifig Powder
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is free
from alum and lime phosphates. Made
from grape Cream of tartar and absolutely
pure, its use is a safeguard to health, for
it actually aids digestion, and relieves from
all anxiety as to the wholesomeness of the
food.
On the other hand each attempted imposition
of an alum baking powder upon the consumer is
a covert attack upon the health of the family. Of
course, no grocer would knowingly sell injurious
food to his customers; but he has himself been
deceived as to the true character of the cheap
powders by their manufacturers. '
Forewarned, and solicitous for the health of
her family, the housewife will be influenced to a
constant watchfulness and a stubborn resistance
against the danger. i
Baking Powders sold at a, lower price
than Dr. Price's are almost invariably
made from alum, and therefore in
ferior, and prejudicial to health.
cash or valley land, was favorably con
sidered. If further details prove favor
able the proposition will probably ba
accepted.
R. C Adams and H. T. Wlngate were
Las Cruces' Tisi tors on business.
"W. J. ;KyIe, of the Valley Implement
and Vehicle company, is up from El
Paso.
A Valentine party was given by Miss
Pearl Coe at her home, across the line,
in La Tuna. Games, dancing and re
freshments were enjoyed. Those pres
ent were: Misses Brooks, Bowden De
lia Carpenter. Sana Carpenter, Imogene
HokeL Estella Hoket. Lyles. Livesay.
Lora Stery, Grace Story, Ellen Sykes,
Ada Walker, of Anthony; Mr. and Mrs.
John Mayhill. Mrs. X. L. Coe, Mr. and
Mrs. True Coe, of La Tuna, Arthur H.
Foote. of El Paso, and Messrs. Blair,
.oowaen. ueorge Jtsjevin, iiill Bievlns,
JUAREZ KACE EXTIUES
FOR THURSDAY, FEU. 2a
First race, selling. 2 year olds, 3 1-2
furlongs Va-Va 19S; Succession 103;
Irish Ann 103, Delia Mack 103, Kara
Vez 1M. Paw 103. Tip-Hy-Ya 103. Rimi
fax 10C, Kiltie 106, Little Bit 110, Ben
edict 113.
Second race, selling; 3 year olds aad
up. 6 furlongs Ferrona 100. King Lear
XWZ, SI 1'B.XO 1X3 z. ooi 103, Jiini xucser
les. Jfeoro IBS. Native son 105. Henry
wuiams io, .tsuiy jayer 1U5, jpnll con
nor iK.
Third race, selling. crentlemen's cud.
3 year olds and up, 6 furlongs Coed.
rnm
ent
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today or tomorrow and see for yourself the vast amount of improvements thai are
being placed in this popular addition, by the owners.
Sixty Thousand Dollars
are being spent for permanent improvements that mean for this addition all the
modern improvements of an up to the minute city.
Gas, light, water, sewerage and paving cqmprise the bnprooemenis thai
are being made right at this time. You will be surprised at the vast amount of
new. homes that have been built and are being built in this pathway of growing
El Paso.
You had better investigate this today and not wait for tomorrow, as you
might miss the selection of lots ihal will meet with your approval, owing to the
Way these lots are being purchased at the present time? . - .
Lots Are Now Selling as low as $175.00 and Upward. ,
Terms 10 Percent Down. 5 Percent a Month.
Phone us for an Appointment pnd We will show you m ouf Autos.
-RW Tt.hr Tnnr T?rkt 4- Ttar . i " Mi -r"- JuuBusaH. irtjy rittWB,
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1 fii UaUTaw A n .! f n Ji . " w i' ""
-'w wHujf -iuvk usun
Robert Stark and Orvtt
Hoket.
Mr. Myers,
Story.
Mr and Mrs. Lipps will leave in about
a week for a trip to Miami. Aric
G. G. Halbrooks, who was manager
of the Dairy farm here, for four years,
during which time he cleared up, lev
eled, bordered, ditehed and sowed to
alfalfa 300 acres of land, is now lo
cated on a piece of undeveloped land
of his own, which he is improving and
at the same time starting a modern
poultry plant, begining with a, 1200 egg
incubator for the purpose of a custom
hatchery, the specialty at present be
ing South Carolina Brown Leghorns
And bronze turkeys. The plant is lo
cated on the main road to Chamberino,
half way between Anthony aad the
bridge.
The Misses Carpenter are giTing Miss
Pearl Coe a kitchen shower Wednes
day. The Misses Story wiU-glTe Miss Coe
a general shower on Feb. !.
Mr. Hoket has two teams leveling
ground on the Strohm ranch, at Canu
tillo. Miss Livesay was down from La
Mess and spent a week with relatives.
L. Jagers and wife were visitors here
from Naco. AtIzl, with view of settling
in the valley.
Burroughs: Lee Harri
son XL, 147, Capt John H. Louis; Don
Enrique, 147, James BuUer, jr.: Blaze
B 147. Lieut. K. G. Eastham; Faneutl
Hall, 147, Lieut. J? A. Barry; Palma,
147, Pierce BuUer. Duke of Bridgewa-
ter. i, vj. a. iseers.
Fourth race, handieap. 3 year olds
and up. 6 furlongs Flying Footsteps
90. Moekler 96, Lady Pan Chita 100.. Fur-
Ulong IAS, Kootenay 110.
irtn race, purse, 3 year olds, S fur- i console, nracken Box. Moekler ran.
vio vib acmo -Kvv. ...a, J.wv. jiaucivu -1
19Z, Kooster 10
NEW CHURCH AT LA MBSA
TO BE COMPLETBO BY EASTBR
La Mesa, N. M Feb. 19. The new
.Episcopal church wlH be completed by
Easter.
E. A. Herron has bought two lots
south of town from Audera Apadaca,
of Las Cruces.
Lyles "Williams hag left for Call
ornia. Dock Mead is spending a few days
in Bl Paso.
Miss Robie Castle, of Monte Vista,
Colo., will spend several months with
her sister Mrs. Clyde Walters.
The reclamation men have moved
down from Braalto and are camped
south of town. .
Invitations -are out for a "presiden
? Party" tobe given at the home of
Mrs. T. H. White, February 23.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stettmand, of
Las Cruces. were here visiting friends.
t. Stevens, architect for the
Basoom-FreBch Lumber company, was
here this week.
Sam Bellman Is iaring the adobes
"elwa new home and 'warehouse.
J- Dueler is remodeling his borne.
jl I Jones, manager of the Great
W.ira.,i company, and auditor
wrown, of the company, were here this
hfc l00klnS after their interests
PICKPOCKETS WORK OS
TRANSFER STATION' CORNER
thrtransrerH1 Car at
ferofiAt-dVTre1
Theylfor,ietir 52?V- J" " Bi
there is late i ititrthc p,ck Pts
offisa&t08 Sr2-i5S2"aSlWJS &:
crnnlnveo .."." "osed, and the
, at the tr.ferSSSSreS,SK?8fK
fEven0 rarve home. H. L
Tuesday afternoon when
the crowd
some one
1& CHARGED WITH MURDER
IS COJIPLATXT TILVT Jl FILED
celino Estrada, whose ? was found
on the morning of FaD. 2 in the slier
between Eighth .and Ninth and Kaisaa
and Stanton streets, a comblaint
nW1 JJ&.WS?'' thmPurder
lbeeiL"Je S Sheco,Irt f Justice
of the peace ZZ. B. MeCllntock.
- ASSISTANT TEACnjR CROSBN
Miss Laura M. Fink wu . letted as
sistant music teacher in tl... public
schools at a meeting of thp suioui r.oard
held Tuesday night , otlip- brin-s
was transa . ! M1 liani'l -I
er duti 3 on ili.r U l, L r .-w f"t
to Mrs. Lc.la Mjjre. "
Nobby 10fr. Vested
Rights 110.
Sixth race, selling, -4 year olds and
up, 1 mile Stick Pin SS, Zinkand MM,
Royal River 103, Hadad 103. Barney
Oldfleid 105, Bonnie Bard 105, Rosevale
107. Leeear 112.
Seventh, race, selling. 3 year olds and
up. 6 furlongs Minnie F. 83, Inquieta.
96. Free Will m9S, Edmond Adams 106.
Transparent 108. Napa Nick 108, Eye
White 112, Orbed Lad 115.
Five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
Tuesday's RenuTts.
First race, 1 mile, selling, 3- year
olds and up: value J300 Adolante
CKigntmire) 103, 6
won; Lonia (Peak)
11 to 5. second;
ter) 112. 10 to
Time. 1:43 1-5. Bluebeard. Lawn. Vir-
glnla Lindsev. Ben Greenleaf. Ah Moon,
& V. Hough, Delena, J. Patterson, ran.
Second race. 6 furlongs, selling. 3
year olds and up; value $300 Chan
ticlor (Groth) 103, 11 to 5. even, 1 to
2, won; Colinet (Carter) 108, 6 to L
Austin & Marr j Latta & Happer
304 Sim Antonio St. Phone[phone] Mesa Ave. Morgan Building.
2 to 1, 4 to 5, second; Hazel C. (Gross)
103, 5 to 1. even show, third. Time,
1:14. Transparent, Loving Mose. Or
bed Lad. Tim Judge. Lescar, Judge
Walton, Sir Barry, ran.
Third race, 7 furlongs, purse, 4 year
elds and up: value $300 Ymir (Gross)
107. S to S. to 6. 1 to 5. won: Cap! tan
Bravo (Henry) 108. 60 to 1. 15 to 1,
6 to 1. second: Puck (Groth) 104. 3 to
1. 1 to 4, show, third. Time, 1:28 1-5.
handicap.
Fourth race. 5 furlongs,
.1 vear olds and nn: value 1400 Koote
nav (Teahan) 10. 9 to S. 4 to S. 2 to 5.
won: Furlotur (Gross) 103. 9 to 2. 2 to
Upright, Flying Foot-
joe .uietHMU,
1. 4 to i. second: Lady Panchita (Gar-
gan) 102. 7 t
Time. 1:07 3-5.
i steng. Mona Canomann.
T..I.W HantlAnun MnKlvv rATl.
Fifth race, 5 furlongs, selling. 3
year olds; value $300 Ardelon (Kede
ris) 103, 8 to 1, 3 to 1, 6 to 5. won:
Mother Katcham (Gross) 106, 6 to 5.
.3 to 5, 1 to J, second: Hasson (Groth)
110. 9 to L 3 to 2 show, third. Time,
1.08 2-5. Moller, Ancestors. Amity.
Sprightly Miss. Motto's Pride, Bala
Welsh, Mayerdale. ran.
Sixth race. 1 mile, selling, 4 year olds
LUMBERMEN OF TWO NEW
STATES TO MBBT HERB
Lumbermen of New Mexico and Ari
zona will meet in El Paso in March
for the annual meeting of the Lumber
men's association of New Mexico and
Arlsona. The dates for the meeting
wlll.be Mareh 11th and 12th And the
session will be held in the assem
bly room of the chamber of commerce.
A banquet is being planned for the
lumber men by the El Paso lumbermen
to be given en the opening night of
the meeting. A concatenation of the
r Hoo-Hoos will be held on the 12th in
the chamber of commerce, at -which
a number of lumber dealers will be
initiated. A ride over the city, a visit
tn K 1 ti 1 to K
7i o i t7 a JX V and up, value ?3M Duneraggan (Peak)
Wler Desmond (Car- ' ,Groth) ltlTe td 1. 2 to 1.' 4 to 5.
1. LO 2911UK. Lmra. . " i. , . - j . '. .a w .
secoiMi: ftaiciiii ijveaerisi iiu, i w J.
to 4 show, third. Time. 1:41 4-5. Cale
thumpian. Blaok Mate. Mandadero,
Freewill. Dutch Rock, ran-
Vse Domestic Coke.
Southwestern Fuel Co.
Golden
Time is Money
Many Hours Gained
by Using the
State
Limited
1
to the Pearson plant and to Mexico
are also being planned for the -risltinir
lumber dealers.
Look to Year Plumblsg.
You know what happens in a house
in which the plumbing is te poor con
dition everybody in the house la lia
ble to contract typhoid or some other
fever. The digestive organs perform
the same functions ta the human body
as the plumbing does for the house,
and they should be kept ta. first class
condition all the time. If you, have any
trouble with your digestVea take Cham
berlain's Tablets and you are certain
to get quick relief. For sale by all
dealers. Adyer tHom on t.
1 irl fnfhYi
mon
We. have just received a car of unusually fine Onion
Sets in the yellow, red and white varieties.
15c a Qt 2 Qts. for 25c
Special Prices on Larger Quantities
w. d. wise & CO.
Retail Store, 105 N. Stanton.
Phone 5300
Warehouse, Second and Chihuahua,
Phone 11.
High Grade Seed. Feed, Poultry
Supplies.
NO EXCESS FAEE
COMPARE OUR SERVICE AND SCHEDULE WITH OTHERS.
TO ALL EASTERN POINTS
3-Fast Daily Eastbound Trains-3
MORNING
NOON
NIGHT
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
Between El Paso, Tacaen ant Iateraediate Points.
For Full Information, Rates and Pullman Reeervatiess CaH oa or Address:
RICHARD WARREN, PHONE
General Agent 594
h. d. McGregor,
City Pass. Ageat.
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ROBERTS-BANNER BUILDHCG.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO AIL PARTS
OF THE WORIP
J
1 IP nilii
$8.00
Any
Color
Rubber
Our aun is to Rive patrons better work aad Wier eerviee tkaa ev
can poesiWy get elsewhere. 5-J
A trial U all we ask that we may demonstrate tok fact.
Gold Crowns, 22 kt $5.00 i
Bridge Work, per tooth $.00 I -A11 wfc absolutely guaranteed to
Gold FilhngE 1.00 aad an give perfect satis faetion. Cm1-
NEWY0RK PAINLESS DENTISTS
OVER SILBERBERG'S JEWELRY STORE.
CORNER MESA AVE. AND TSXAS ST.
The Two-Republics Life Insurance Comnanv
A. KRAKAUER, ProddoBt.
Good men wanted to sell poHcies that gnarantee
protection.
C. R. RUSSELL,
Supt. of Agents.
LOUIS ST. J. THOMAS,
Seety. and Geal Mgr