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EL PASO HEBALD
PIE fll CORN
CLUBS ID
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Boys in Valleys Interested
by Farm Demonstrator
in Better Farming.
If a good showing Is not made by
the boy corn and pitr growers of El
Paeo county at tne Soil Products ex
position to be bald In El Paso next ill
it will not be the fault of county farm
demonstrator A. G Graham, who has
taken It upon himself to Interest the
boys of the valleys above and below
th city In the matter of demonstrating:
what can be done In the way of corn
and pie growing;
Lint of Corn Growers.
A list of nine boys h.is alreadv been
secured by Mr. Graham, as follows:
Donald Saurenman, 10 ears, Ysleta,
half acre corn
e Roy J (ilardon, 13 years, Ysleta,
half acre corn.
Charles Pierce, IB years, Ysleta, half
acre corn.
Earl Mock. IS years, Ysleta. half
acre cc n
Hoy Mock, 16 sears, Ysleta, half
acre ' i
Ante Carcia, 14 years, Ysleta. half
acre t
s il . iscon, 12 years, Ysleta, half
at r,
Waiii. I'nndelarla, I J years, Ysleta,
half a.if corn
Francisco Garcia, II years, Ysleta.
half acre corn.
Mr. Graham Is In communication with
a. number of boys who contemplate
making a try for the prizes which will
be offered the lads who will make the
beet showing as growers of pigs and
hopes to organize a pig club
Vis Cluha Later.
"It tv 111 require a greater outlay to
equip a pig 6 tower than It will to put
a corn club boy on his feet and for
iht reason the formation of the pig
lube will be a bit slower," said Mr.
"Iraham. "The boys In the pig clubs
must start with the best procurable
stuck, as to blood, and they must know
v hen they start in that they will have
the necessary pasturage and the t.ther
for tic of feed which their 'pets' will
uquire to bring them into the prize
winning class at the big exposition to
be hi id next fall. To get the pig
mow ere started right I will have to
interest the fathers of the young pig
growers In the proposition to the end
that they will do what they can to
finance the lads till the prl2es are
swarded "
OUTBREAK AT ROSEM0NT
RESULTS IN ARRESTS
Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 18 Pbur Mexican
miners have been arrested at the Nar
tagansett mine near Rosemont, this
iount, following an outbreak of hos
tilities between Americanized Mexicans
and former Villa soldiers who have
been working In the mines Women and
wages are said to have furnished the
basis of the dispute. Former Villa
troops shot up the camp. Some es
caped before sheriff Forbes and four
depntles reached the scene.
will cnosnr hack from east.
"Will Crosby, TJ. S. customs Inspector,
has returned from an extensive trip
hrough the east where he visited
relatives and friends.
Loose Leaf Memo books and ledgers.
"L P" and "De Lux," 25c up. Bl Paso
Book Co. Mills Bldg. "It's Handy."
Adv.
The weather may change, hut the
quality of our coal ever remains the
same. It. C Scrapie, successor to South
western Fuel Co. Phone S3L Adv.
Spanish self taught, tic El Paso
Book Co. Mills Bldg. "It's Handy."
Advt
Build tip your home valley. Use her
products.
Saturday Meat Specials
Nations
220 MESA AVE.
Fancy Lamb Legs or Chops,
lb
Fancy Prime Corn Fed Beef Roasts, Boned and
Rolled, (Better than ever), lb. 17y2c and
Extra Fancy Prime Rib
Roast; lb .......
Extra Choice Oven
Roasts, lb
Fancy Plate Rib Beef, suitable for Roast,
or Boiling Meat, lb -.
Extra Selected Veal or Lamb
for Stews, lb
Pig Pork Hams or Loin
Roast, Vsj or whole, lb '......
Pig Pork Shoulders and
Fresh Sides, lb
Pig Pork Tender- A f Spareribs,
loin, lb HJC lb ,
Home Cured Hams and Bacon,
Vz or whole, lb
Fancy Springs,
lb .'....
25(
TURKEYS DUCKS GES&
Fresh Fish and Oysters Received Daily
Specials- Delicatessen Specials
Spansh Salted Peanuts, per pound 15c
Spanish Large Queen Olives, per pint! .... . !l5c
Large Shore Salt Mackerel, each 25c
Our Own Kitchen Made Mayonaise Potato
Salad, pound 25c
LEVY GROGERY COMPANY
Just Received
New Mackerel un j u
New Salt White Fish ....'."'.' " gJE
New Boneless Herring .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.;. B?lk OKm
New Pickled Hemng Di pick,ej
Phone, 5b and 506 204 and 206 E. Overland St.
Mail Orders Prompt Attention
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Secretary Boundary Com-1
IIUDOIUU WU1W 111 XJLU11, I
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Salary is Cut $600.
John Wesley Gaines has resigned his
position as secretary of the interna
tional boundary commission and com
missioner for the equitable distribution
of the waters of the Rio Grande, and
the appropriation for the work cut
from J48.S00 to $7800, according to an
Associated Press dispatch from Wash
ington. The resignation of Games followed a
conference at the state department
which is characterized. In the dis
patches, as stormy. After his resigna
tion the house foreign affairs commit
tee consolidated both commissions in
to one and put the appropriation. Tho
resignation of Gaines Is said to have
resulted from his objection to the
pruning of $600 from Mr. Gaines's sal
ary and, when he objected to assistant
secretary Osborne, the stormy session
followed and Gaines resigned
o Kffcct nn Commission.
The resignation of Gaines wlH hae
no effect upon the boundary commis
sion as It is a treaty office created bv
treaty between the United States and
Mexico, according to local students of
boundary affairs The dispute. the
say, extends back to the time when
Wllber Keblenger resigned as secre
tary of the boundarv commission and
commissioner for the studv of the
equitable distribution of the waters of
the Rio Grande.
Objection was made to him at th"
time on the ground that he was draw
ing two salaries at the same time
It Is said that the same point was
raised in reference to Gaines's holding:
the two positions and. when a prr
of the salary was pruned he is said
to have quit In a huff.
Appointed lly Rryan.
Gaines was appointed by W J
Bryan while he was secretary of state.
He took Keblengers place as secre
tary and has been acting as boundary
commissioner since the resignation of
Gen. Anson Mills.
Before resigning. Gen. Mills appeared
before the senate committee and re
quested a clean record for his com
mission, of which he had been the k.end
for more than 20 years. This itj
glven in the form of a letter from
Pres". Wilson saying that his services
had been highly satisfactory. After
his resignation Gaines, who was a
former congressman from Tennessee
was appointed by Bryand and assumed
the duties of commissioner a'though
he held ortly the title of secretary of
the commission.
Martinez May Be Earned.
The resignation of secretary Gaines
Is not expected to have any effectiupon
the chances of Felix Martinez, of El
Paso, being named as boundary com
missioner to succeed Gen. Mills. Con
gressman Smith, senator Sheppard and
other Texas congressmen are support
ing Mr. Martinez's friends in their re
quest for this place for Mr. Martinez
and it Is probable that he will be
named as the next commissioner.
PROTEST MADE ON MESILLA
VALLEY RATES ON FRUIT
Santa Fe. N. M.. Feb. 18 Acting
chairman Hugh H. Williams, of the
state corporation commission, has aa
dressed a forcible letter to traffic man
ager N K. Lockwood, of the Wells
Fargo Express company at san r ran
eisoo, urging a reduction of express
rates on fruits and vegetables, espe
cially for the benefit of the Mesllla,
Pecos, San Juan and othet valleys.
Mr Williams claims that the prevail
ing rates compel the producer to cut
his margin of profit to such a degree
that It makes the production of these
commodities absolutely unprofitable.
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Effort to Be Made to Eegis-
CtU J.UUU JJClCtlClLGD 1'Ul
Mission Conference.
Discussion of plans for the forthcom
ing laymen's Missionary Movement
convention on March 5-8 in Trinity
Methodist church occupied the atten
tion of the executive com.nittee at a
meeting last evening in tho Y. M. C A
building It mas declared necessary
to push the registrations from this time
forward, as the registration has not jet
reached half of the 1000 set as the
mark for the coming meeting Inas
much as the speakers are among the
most noted men In the missionary
world and the convention is going to
be full of interest, the committeemen
do not believe there is any reason why
1000 men should not register at once
s. ir. KinicniiiDC
for the meeting Missionaries from
all pirts of the world will appear dur
ing the convention with their stones of
the customs and conditions where they
have been operating Interesting as
travelogues, the lectures are also In
structive to those interested in the
work of missions and missionary
efforts
One of the speakers, S H. Kirkbrlde,
will tell of the conditions In ihe mis
sionary field close to home. Mr Kirk
brlde has been secretary or the isortn
western agency of the American Bible
society, caring for the work of this
society in the nine states that have
Chicago as the center
Mr Kirkbrlde served Methodist pas
torates for eight years in New York
and Colorado. He was a home mission
ary In New Mexico for three years and
for six years was presiding elder of the
Itio Grande district in Colorado.
Before going to Chicago, Mr. Kirk
brlde was for three years In charge of
the American Bible society work with
headquarters !n Denver
To Admit College Pupils.
At the executive committee meeting
last night application of some SS to 60
men from Las Cruces who wish free
admission to the opening meeting1 of
the convention, Sunday aftern6on. was
granted. This is a body,' made up
largely of students who oah come for
that session only.
General manager G. I Hawks, of tho
Hi Paso and Southwestern railroad,
agreed to furnish free transportation
to all missionaries along his railroad
to the sessions of the convention and
other railroads are to be requested to
extend the same help.
To Push IlegtHtrntlon.
It was decided to make the coming
week "Registration Week.' at which
time registration will be pushed witi
all vigor
Looking to the more vigorous prose
cution of the registration work, David
McKnlght, chairman, calls a ' meeting
of the registration committee Satur
day evening at the V M C A building
Itev Mr Fitzgerald again presented
to the committee the urgent desire of
the Mexican people for meetings In one
of their own churches each evening of
the convention, and he was assured
that every effort would be made to se
cure for them the best speakers
KENTUCKIAN PAYS S20.000
FOR CROSS FARM; 80 ACRES
Phoenix, Ariz, Feb 18 John Lflrkln,
a wealthy horse breeder who recently
' arrived rrom Kentucky, has paid uen
i Jarnin Cross $20,000 cash for the well
known and highly improved Cross
farm, of 80 acres, three miles north
east of Phoenix He expects to Import
1 pome of his finest Kentucky horses and
i conduct the place as a high class
, modern breeding farm.
' SKELETON OF COWBOY
. FOUND AFTER 27 YEARS
Duncan, Ariz . Feb 18 While run
ning a scraper In excavating an irri
I gatlon ditch. Jorjn K Chilton, a farmer,
! unearthed a skeleton which Is sup
posed to be that of a cowboy drowned
1 in the Gila river 27 years ago The
i skeleton wore boots In an excellent
I state of preservation.
FOUR. KI.M2I FOR SPUEMING
AD l'M,ATl'L OI'CRATION
A M. Garcia, and Jose Itublo pleaded
guilty to separate charges of speeding
before Justice J J. Murphy Thursday
afternoon and were each fined 15 and
costs.
W B Clark and Herman Levy
pleaded guilty to charges of unlawfully
operating automobiles and were fined
85 and costs.
1SKS 2."I.(H)( iivM.tons
BECAUSE IIAl HOLO IlItOKH
Damages amounting to 526.000 for
personal Injuries are sought by O D.
Lawrence in a suit against the South
ern Pacific now on trial In the 65th
district court
Lawrence alleges that, on September
22. while working at night at 'Shrob,
OiIif , a handhold on a boxcar gave
way. cauiing him to fall and sustain
permanent injuries
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DERDEBT!
Slayer of Anna Aumuller
Asks Forgiveness as He
Goes to Electric Chair.
(Continued from page J.)
at the Bradhurst avenue flat two weeks
before.
There detectives found the knife and
, mm.n utner unmisuiKaoie ewaences 01
the crime, but not the criminal. They
waicneu Dut be did not return to the
flat. The detectives gathered a de
scription of him. They also found let
ters In the flat addressed to Anna Au
muller at the parish house of St Boni
face's church
Following that clue they identified
the body as .that of Anna Aumuller.
vho had come from Germany and who
had been a servant in the parish house
until about the time the Harlem flat
was rented. The trail of the criminal
led the detectives into the church. In
the presehce of the aged Father Gerald
lluntmann they confronted his assls
tant.wlth a picture of the dead girl.
"Did you kill that girl?" the inspec
tor sharply questioned. Schmidt put
up his handas as if to shield himself
from the face of the woman he had
killed
Yes," the word was wrung from his
lips. "Tes, I killed her," he ohoked.
l'rolinlilr Neier Onlnlnnl.
The whole story soon came to light.
It developed that while Schmidt had
been educated as If for holy orders
he probably had never been ordained
a priest He contended that he had
been but admitted that the bishop, who
he said had ordained him, "had me ar
rested because he said I was not a
priest" His credentials by which he
had gained entrance to the church in
America seems to have been forgeries.
Schmidt was born In Aschaffenburg,
Germany, according to his own state
ment He was 31 at the time he com
mitted the crime In 1913.
' My parents are both living In the
old home town," he said. "I was or
dained September 23, 1901. I came to
this country In 1907. When I first came
here I went to Louisville, then Trenton.
In December, 1910, I came to New
Tiork to St Boniface's church as as
sistant pastor.
Trllx of Clandestine Excursions. '
"It was there I met Anna Aumuller.
&ie was a servant in the house where I
ined We were attracted to each oth
er We made frequent excursions to-iT'-ther
at night that is, in the early
mornings. I conducted the confession
al and the low masses and the services
for nlgHt workers at St Joseph's. After
the services I would meet Anna.
"Then she was dismissed from St
Boniface's. A woman servant had dis
covered her trouble I engaged on
Vugust 25 the little apartment in Brad
hurst avenue which she made her home.
She thought we were married and was
happy. 1 adored her. She was inno
cent of all thought of wrong."
Courts Prole Slow.
Within ten days of the commission
of the crime the police had cleared the
mystery. But the courts were not so
quick. Schmidt was tried twice. Tho
first time the jury disagreed. On the
second trial Schmidt was found guilty
of murder In the first degree That
was February 6, last yeaf. More than
a year was consumed by means of ap
peals and other legal delays. The de
fenee fund for the first trial was said
to amount of J1G.000. The amount col
lected for the defence In the second
trial Is said to have b'een (10,000.
SUIT FOR"$44,000 IS
FILED AGAINST GLEESON
Tombstone. Arix, Feb IS. John
Gleeson, of Tomstone, and three Ryan
brothers are named aa defendants in a
suit for $44,000 filed bv A. L. Schwartz
in the federal court. The suit involves
a Judgment In another suit forthe con
trol of the Turquoise Mining and Smelt
ing company"s property in Cochise
eounty.
For every prrinn there exists a book
which they, would like. Our copyright
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Paso Book Co, Mills Bids. "It's
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r,ooe Leaf Memo booKs and ledgers.
"I. P." and "De Lux." 25c up. El Faso
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303 East Overland Phone 47.
SARATOGA SPECIALS
If You Want Meat Go to The Saratoga Market.
. WE HAVE THE BEST CORNED BEEF AND PORK IN
EL PASO.
PRICES ALWAYS LOWEST.
. PIG PORK SHOULDER, -5 rj ir
per lb IL'IZZ
PIG PORK CHOPS, 1 ff 11
,perlb l'aC
PIG PORK HAMS, -j q
per lb iOC
BEEF, RUMP AND SHOULDER ROAST, O
perjb ! l&'IZC
FANCY SHOULDER CLOD ROAST, - -
per lb A 3 C
LOIN AND ROUND STEAK, -1 fj
perlb 17'2C
VEAL STEW, 1 o
per lb 1Z'2C
VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, ' -j j-
per lb IDC
HOME DRESSED FANCY HENS, -j Q
per lb 1 tL
HOME DRESSED SPRINGS, Q
per lb &'lZC
SMOKED. BACON BRISKETS, -g wy 11
perlb I i'lZC
SARATOGA HAMS AND BACON, on
perlb dAjC
WE CAN PLEASE YOU. TRY US.
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists
1TQ FORM MEN'S
GLUB AT CRUCLS
El Paso Laymen Go Up the
Valley in Autos; Boost
Laymen Meetings.
Representatives of El Paso men's
clubs of the different churches went to
Las Cruces Friday afternoon to assist
the Pr-sbytenan men of the valley city
in organising a. men's club there. The
trip was made by automobile and . rep
resentatives of tho Episcopal and Pres
byterian men's clubs will make tho trip
byAadUinner will be served at Las Cruces
at 7 oclock this evening and will be at
tended by the men of the Psbyterlan
and other churches of the city. At this
dinner plans for organizing the club
will be discussed and the El Paso men
will outline the plan of organization
and tell the Las Cruces men how tne
clubs of El Paso are conducted.
To JJoimt Lnjmen Meeting.
While at Las Cruces the El Paso
delegation will outline the plans for
the Laymen's Missionary Movement,
which is to be held in El Paso in
March and will urge all of the Las
Cruces laymen to register for the Bl
Paso series of meetings and to attend
as many of them as possible. If suf
ficient Interest is shown in Las Cruces
an effort will be made to have one of
the national speakers for tho Laymen s
Movement to go to Las Cruces to ad
dress the men of that city while the
meetings are in progress in El Paso
Those who will make the trip are:
E. M. Bray. J L. Campbell. Bev. and
Mrs. C L. Overstreet A. W Foster. Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Dick. W. V. Long, G.
A. Graham, Norman Walker. Mr. and
Mrs V B. Stiles. David McKnight F.
W. Norton and W. L. Gaines.
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25c cans glass jar Sliced Peaches,
Apricots or Pineapple, per
can 20c
Regular 35c can Chase and
Sanborn's Orange Pekoe Tea,
per can 30c
Regular 45c can Log Cabin
Honey and Cane Syrup for 40c
85c can for 75c
Extra Specials
Regular 10c pkg. Nabisco or
Fig Newtons, 2 for. . . . 15c
Limit 4 pkgs. to a Customer.
Men's Specials
Philadelphia Hand Made 5c
Cigars, 7 for 25c
5c Havana Ribbons. 7 for 25c
10c cans P. A. Tobacco.
3 for 25c
90c Glass Humidor's P. A.
Tobacco for 80c
7 books "Riz La Croix"
White Cigarett Papers, 25c
1 pound Star Chewing
Tobacco for 46c
Maricopa Butter
per pound.... 35c
Maricopa Butter is guaranteed
to be the Freshest. Sweetest
and Best Butter in Bl Paso.
Fresh Blue Ribbon Eggs,
dozen n 35c
2 Packages Good Macaroni or
Spaghetti for 15c
Bread
5c Sue Loaves for 3c
Orders amounting to $2.00 or over delivered.
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RAILROAD AND- AUTOMOBILE TISVIE TABLES
All trams arrive and decart from Rnlan
stMlon. foot of San Francisco streat All
arrivals and departures given In Bl Paso or
jnoontain standard time.
8AXTA IX.
For Albqautrque. Denver. Chicago. Los
Angeles No. N lvs. t 60 a. m.; No. tlO
at I p. jn. ,
From AJbuqoerqoe. Denver. Los Angeles.
Chicago No. 8 arvs. 10 a. m.; Ho, 81S
at CSS p m.
el taso & sornnrESTZKN.
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Cor Arizona and California No. 3 lva.
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No. 4 lvs. 1 65 p. m.; No. 2, at 4 4t p. m.
Tor Tucumcari No. 8 lvs. 7.80 a. n.
From Chicago. St. Louis and Kansas City
No 1 arvs. 6 l a. m.: No. 8 at 1-40 p. ro.
From Tucumcari No. 7 arrives 7 20 p. m.
G. H. ft S. A. AND 8. r. TRAINS.
For San Antonio; New Orleans and Wash
ington No. 102 Its, 8:4S a. m.; No. 10 at
10.20 p. tn.
From Washington, New Orleans acd Sas
Antonio No. 9 arvs. G 30 p. m.; No. 101 s.1
10 p. m.
For Arizona and California No. 1 lvs.
I4i a. m , No. J at 8 p. m.; o. 101 at
iu i p. m.
From Arizona and California, No 102
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a. m ; No 4, at 7 p. m.
From St. Louis and Dallas No. 8 arvs.
9.13 a. m.. No. S at l:3S. p. m.
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For Aguascalledtea and Intermediate
points Lt Juarez at 8 p. m.
From Agnascallentes and Intermediate
points Ar. Juarez I II . m.
MEXICO AND NORTH WESTERN.
For Pearson and Intermediate polntii Lv.
Juarez Mondays and Thursdays at 8 a. m.
From Pearson Ar. Jaarez 6 p. m. Wed
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IIICKOK HOTEL and auto line. Eagle. N.
M. Trips to Elephant Butte and Polomas
Springs. Cars meet all trains.
LAKE VALLEY, Hiiiscoro and Kingston
auto stage and express Una meets all trains
at Lake Valley Wire at nay expenss for
special trips an where at any time. Sates
reasonabl. F w Mister. Hlllstwro. N M.
SILVER CITY-MOGOLLON stage line, one
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iu. m. Returning to Clint the car Haves
ine Herald offire at 3 30 p. m. Express
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Dressed Fryers, per lb. 22'c
Select Young Pig Pork (for
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Select Rolled Rib Roast,
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i
Standing Rib Roast, per lb. 16c
Round Steak, per lb 18c
Sirloin Steak, per lb 20c
Veal Steak, per lb 20c
Veal Shoulder Roast, per lb. 15c
Fancy Leg of Lamb, per lb. .20c
Fancy Spare Ribs, per lb.. 15c
Fresh Beef Liver, 2 lbs. for. .25c
Fresh Brains, per set 15c
4 pounds Fancy Sauer Kraut
for 10c
Pickled Pigs Feet per lb.. 10c
Campbell's Soups, per can ..9c
3 cans V. C. Soups for 25c
Deming Hand Packed Tomatoes,
per can 9c
- Coffee
CIia3e and Sanborn's 'The
World's Best."
"There h no just aa good."
Diamond Blend, per lb 25c
Amber Blend, per lb 30c
Crusade Bleed, per lb 3sc
3 lbs. for $1.00
Xtra Faney Peaberry, per lb. 35c
3 lbs. for .... $1.00
Golden Glow, per lb 40c
Seal Brand, per lb 40c
ikusitna.i-aiuiuu0IU)0 passenger and
express line. Automobiles leave Alamogordo
for Rosweil at .7 30 a. m.. arrive at Roswell
at S.30 p. m. Westbound automobile leave
Rosweil for Alamogordo at 7 00 a. m. Arrive
at Alamogerdo A 4 18 p. m. Stops are msds
at tbs following points. PIcaeho, Tlnnie.
Hondo. San Patricio. Olen Coe. Whlta Mt.
inn. Mescalero. Bent. Tularosa, La Luz.
Through fare one way Jlo. Intermediate
points 3e Mr mile. Twenty-tit, pounds
baggage carried free. Excess lo per pound.
Alamogordo Oarage. Alamogordo. N 11
I1IG SPRINGS, Lamrta. Tex. Ante- Line
leaves Big Springs dally except Sunflty at
8-30 a m.. arriving Laraess via Soash and
spareaberg at 12 noon, retnrn'ng to Big
Springs saue day at 5 p. m. 33.30 one way.
esss conuu smu
EL PASO-LA MESA aato line, tipper valley,
west side. Herald delivery leaves Herald of-
2frElh.T.!t 1r, at F '"
Bl Paso to the following points are as follows-
Carnitine. 76ej La Cnlon store, 3t00
poamberino, 11.38: La Mesa. 31. Car
leaves it Mew for Bl Paso at 8 a. m. daily.
Telephone 842. La Mesa. N M. R. T. Hewitt.
LAS CRUCES aato line, for Mesllla valley
Potato leaves Herald office each week day
fin - "" " FrM 'rom El r to Canu-
s
v.jk ii T : '""i uerino, it-js;
VMS' ?LMA mle. 11.75; Mesllla Pork,
i. J" f ""' ' - Leaves E T John.-
Nw Stand, Phone 145. for El Paso, at i
p m. dally.
TULAROSA-MESCfLEno anto leaves Tuls
roea for Mescalero. dally, 33 round trip, fare
to Alamogordo 88. D. W. Shoemaker' Auto
Line, Tularosa, N. M.
M.ItFA-FORT DAVIS auto mall line leaves
Fert Davis doily and Sundays 8 -a. m. Leaves
HZifa 5,I.mu 0n waj'- ,I6I)- round trip
34.00 o. W. Davis. Prop.
BLACK RANGE auto stage and express line!
passenger servlca leaving Engls and Chlor
ide dally except Sunday at 7 a. m. for Ele
phant Butte. Cnchlllo. Willow Springs and
Falrvlew Through fare one way. to. inter
mediate points. le per mile. Baggage car
ried 50 pounds free, excess 2 cents per
pound.
KOSMELL-CARRIZOZO mall line. Passen
ger service leaving both Rosweil and Corrl
zoso daily and Sunday at 8 a. m. tor PIca
eho. Tinnle. Hondo, Lincoln. Ft Stanton,
Caplton and Nog&l. Through fart one war.
38 40 Intermediate points at 8c per mile.
Baggage carried up to 175 pounds. 50
pounds free Excess at lc per pound. Ros
weil Auto Co. owners and operators.
FXHBNS-CI.INT-EL PASO aatomobi'o stag
line, see in lower valley and enjoy a real
good rde Round trip fare to Clint 31 00.
Fabens 31 80. Automobile leaves El Paso
Herald office each evening exrept Sundays
at 2 o clock and returns to El Paso at 8
o'clock Make reservations at Tho Herald
office.
LO!UInUr.G, TYRONE. SILVER COT.
auto, leaves Lordsburg dally 1 p. m-. via
Tyrone, leaves Silver City dally 8 a. tn.. via
Tyrone, Through tare one way 33 round
trln 115 silver ffltv to Tyrone one way
Bulk Crackerf, lb 10c
Fresb Ranch Eggs, doz. .... 33c
Potatoes, 10 lbs 25c
Lemons, doz 15c
Yellow Yami, 10 lbs 25c
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