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FRENCH HOSPITAL
MEN ATVERDUN.BFFSIBIiii
IDE ENJOINED
$217,652,174, as Against
$149,656,865 Planned.
W ushing-ton. D. C . April 24. The
naval appropriation hill fur the fiscal
jear lt17, framed by a house sub
committee and submitted to the com
mittee today. carries $217,652,174,
against $1.656,86S appropriated for
the current fiscal year. This is inclu
!ie of public works and is on the
basis of the navy department's pro
posed building piogram for 1917.
The 11117 Program.
The nav department's building pro
cram for 11 J, which is for two bat
tleships, two battle cruisers, three
out cruisers, " dcstrovers, JO sub
marines, two gnnboats. one hospita)
-hip and one fuel oil ship, is embodied,
without change for the committee to
take up next Thursday. This proposed
building program would cost $85,372.
127 against $45,053,801 for this year
.Hid Includes $1:7,647,000 for hulls, out
fits and machinery of proposed new
.hips, and $7,675,000 for hulls and out
fits for flie fleet submarines and 25
c oast submarines proposed, and $21,
t.si.000 for the armor and armament
for vessels authorised in the 1917 build
ing program. There Is also an item
..f $28,369.1127 lor construction and
machinery of vessels heretofore au
thorised. Carries $1,000,000 Tor Aln(lon.
For aviation in the navy, including
maintenance of aircraft stations and
perlmental work In development of
.illation for naval purposes, the bill
arrles $2,000,000 and In addition $85,
"00 for the naval advisory committee
for aeronautics. The naval militia is
given $387,727 instead of $260,000 as at
i.resent and the states of Massachusetts
and New Tork get $16,000 each as re
imbursement for expenses incurred in
maintenance of marine schools in those
states.
In personnel, the bill providas for
12.500 additional men. For naval aux
iliaries. $960,000 Is allowed, an increase
if $150,000.
GERMANY WILL
YIELD SOME POINTS
(Continued from page 1.)
. . will be brief, -and among the en
1 1 nte. will be only a moral success.
I Ins does not alter the fact, however,
hat thla American note is not an in
dependent thing by itself, but, accord
s to all appearances, the time of
-and'ng and Its contents is closely
hound up with the wishes, desires and
Miffc-rim,. of the entente"
Hair. Brown Tinted
Teeth and Lame Back.
FARMERS OF UPPER VALLEY
(Continued I'rom Page Two.)
druff in his hair, and his trouble was
lumbago. There is considerable truth
in this report, as Villa complained of
an aching back while at the Corralitos
ranch, following the Columbus raid.
On March 31. a man resembling
Pancho Villa, quaireled with a waiter
in a French restaurant In New Orleans
because the chef did not put enough
cheese upon his enchiladas The man
lesembled Villa and was bowlegged. He
had dandruff In his hair and trimmed
his finger nails with a ntilleto. In leav
Ing the place he attempted to carry off
the cashier, a large woman, who hit him
over the head with a long loaf of bread
The man disappeared and has not been
heard from since
AIko In llcrth n.
On April 1, a Pullman conductor on
an Illinois Central train found a great
quantity of Villa fiat money In a pair
of shoes, beneath berth No. ! In Pull
man car "Defection" He was in the
act of counting the mon, when a
hand reached out of the lower berth,
knocked him down, grabbed the shoes,
and disappeared. Later a man stepped
forth from the berth who resembled
Pancho Villa. He was bon legged, had j
Ja.J.nH In hi. hnl. nnn lio.l 1.1 .Ah '
stained brown.
On April 5, after a lapse of four
days, a disturbance occurred in a the
ater in Chicago, when a man resembling
Pancho Villa, took exception to a mov
ing picture which showed George
Carothers shaking hands with Gen.
Gabriel Gavlra Pour ushers attempted
to eject the man. He refused to be
ejected. A general fight ensued in
which the man thought to be Villa,
broke the nose of the organist and two
ribs of one of the ushers. He escaped,
crying as he took the red curtains of
the doorway with him: "Down with
Carranza." His pronunciation was Iden
tified as positively being that of Villa.
A phonograph man who was present
when Villa talked with Gen. Scott and
took a record of the conversaton. did
the identification.
Identified In Fifth Avenne.
On April 10. when the trouble oc
curred at Parral Between the populace
and the Americans, Villa is said to have
been Identified by a Itussian chauffeur
on Fifth avenue in New York. The
bandit at the time was dressed In a
lMnce Albert coat, light grey trousers,
white spats, a stove pipe hat and al
Mexican clgaret The identification oc
c urred when Villa stopped at a florist's
tand and insisted upon paying a five
dollar gold piece for a white carnation.
Iater he entered St Patrick s cathedral
Prosecutor Claims They Are-
"Booze" Clubs; Three
Other Clubs Closed.
'I he Bees, the Owls and three other
-axial clubs liave been enjoined from
ccllinc liquor by P H. Marcmu, special
protecutoi for tlie city anil county in
the crusade against "booze" clubs in
the city and county.
Tin- injunctions were filed .Monday
morning against F. A. Baker and the
Benevolent. Order of Bees. A. Van
Mourick and tlie Order of Ovl, R. A.
Gooding and the Cooks' and Waiters'
club, William Chadwick and the South
western Athletic club, ami liorgomo
Hernandez and the Socorro club at fx
corro. Tex.
This makes a total of 32 clubs ajrainst
which injunctions have been issued, and
these are bein closed as fast as the
injunctions are granted by judge Jackson.
HP.SfflT.Slf CSJ3.S y&ML.U3 ?0 JZEMOVZ 'ftoP-WDBD jtfiLJUCt32SlSvjc&
rn ajfCCT CATT!t?nAV WCYT t an" remained in aoaoiute quiet, ue was
IV 11 CXI iJAlUIUAI HtA 1 seen two hours later to come out of the
cathedral, call a cab, and drive off to
Hoboken, where it is believed he took
a steamer for Calais. France. In France,
It was said. Villa would study the meth
ods of Napoleon. .
Has Left Leg. Then Loses It.
Quite on the other hand, another set
1.4 Mesa. N IT., April 24. The meet
ing scheduled for Saturday, April 23
will be held at the La Mesa school
liousi instead of the Chamberlno school,
,ia had been announced. This promises
to be one of the largest get to gether
meetings yet held in the valley, as all
lain ownrrB 111 hub mxuuii aid vuvinroivu - - ,..., .h,,..a V... 4k t--lnnM.
... he present, a. well a. all counottm.n ?' J?' J& h2lg!G
tii water i sers association ana a
imber of representatives of the recla-
i ition serMce This meeting has been
II- 1 to discuss irrigation and the
mage of the valley.
William Dnarlcr I) If.
w illiam liuseler died at his ho'ne
bureau, show that Villa came to the
Vnited States after the engagement at
Guerrero and that he first had a Ielt
leg and later dispensed with it
Prior to the Los Angeles Identifica
tion bv the Bed Cross nurse, a man re-
KAmlillnc- Panithn Villa nrltti nnttfntv.
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-!. on rruiMT evening a i u ociock. i eves. Drown teem ana uanaruff In Bis
ft"r a, brief illness. Interment was in j hair, was seen in Bisbee. Ariz convers-
l.d-- Crucas under the auspices of the I ing with a section foreman by the name
Masonic lodge, of which he was a mem- 1 of Pablo Lopez. The two men talked
'. r Mr. Puseler was a native of Ohio, very quietly among themselves and
7 icarji of age. and leaves a wife and Villa used crutches. His left log was
1 cughter. Dorothy. He had been at , tied up in gunny sack and the expres-
ome onlv three days from a long ab- sion in his eyes showed that he had
' in i- in Douglas. Ariz. suffered
Waier In Main Cnnal. j An April J. a man limped Into the St
w ater has been turned in the main I Francis hotel at San Francisco, and so-
, .ifter being cut off two weeks, licited alms from the guests. The po-
.ii'img which time a force of men has iioe were called and the man was
iic.-n lepalring toe big flume south of wiii it. y,a if,. ..... v,,,..
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teeth and dandruff in his hair. Just as
near the Fay Soerry ranch.
Thifes entered the saddle room on
i in J D. Potter place and stole two
'. m fine saddles, with blankets and
i o bridles
Kline Place Is Sold.
The Kline farm, at San Miguel, was
void this week. The place consists of
6" acres, all under cultivation, being In
alfalfa and fruit The consideration
was private.
tt nncituiTs aiuuvc
Seventy-seven recruits from Jeffer
xon Barracks, Mo, arrived In El Paso
Monday afternoon over the Texas &
Pacific and were sent to Fort Bliss.
HCH
Rub Mutterole on Forehead and
Temple.
headache remedy without the dan
gers of "headache medicine." Believes
headache and that miserable feeling
from cold or congestion. And it acts
at once! MUSTEHOI.K is a clean,
white ointment made with oil of must
ard. Better than a mustard plaster
and does not blister. Used only ex
ternally, and In no way can affect
Ftomach and heart, as some Internal
medRlnes do.
Best for Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
("roup, Stiff Neck. Asthma. Neuralgia,
ongestlon. Pleurisy, Itheumatism.
Lumbago, all Pains and Aches of the
Kick or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles,
I'.iulses, Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Colds
r the Chest (it often prevents pneu
monia )
At our druggist's. In !5c and BOc
i i. and a special large hospital siie
I- t-:
He (.pre ou got the genuine MI'S
'I i:i!OM; Refuse Imitations get
v h it k.u a;k for The Mustvrole Cotn
i ii i 'c eland, Ohio.
he was being lifted into a "Black
Maria." a well dressed woman, spark
ling with diamonds and carrying a
bouquet of American Beauty roses, said:
"I know this man. I will provide for
him." The nollce howed and lifted the
j man with the gunnysack bandage Into
tne big gray limousine The woman was
heard to murmur: "My poor rancho."
Here are "facts" sufficient to complete
ly establish that this woman was one
of the many Mrs. Villa and that Villa
was carried to her apartment.
I.osrs Lee In Berkley.
On April E, a Chinese physician.
namea nr. jne l.ung uun, amputated
the left leg of a Mexican at a private
home in Berkley. While under the
anesthetic the Mexican to be operated
upon spoke continuously of Huerta,
Carranza and Orozco. When the police
were lniormed or tne tact, tnev made a
search of the house. It was found
empty, the tenants having left on
I April T.
On April 10 a gray limousine car ar
rived at Portland, Ore., and one of the
passengers was a one legged man with
brown teeth, dandruff In his hair, and
the remaining leg looked "bowed " On
April 12, the same car appeared at Seat
tle. Wash., drove up to the pier of an
Oriental steamship company and le
autoed a woman dressed In a sea green
ublquitouB basque. A one legged man
waR assisted up the gangway and three
hours later the steamer sailed for
Shanghai.
A III Meet Hlmsrlr.
The Inference to be drawn from the
two different sets of reports, gathered
at a great expense to the Imaginary bu
reau, is that both are correct and that
Pancho Villa will probably meet him
self at the Suez canal, the whole man
coming bv wav of New York and the
one legged man arriving from Shanghai.
CHURCH DEBT IS
MISEJLEMR
St. Clement's Out of Debt;
to Burn Mortgage; Meet
ing Tonight.
The lat rent of debt on the Church
of St. Clement was wipea out through
the .Kaster offering of the conereeatiuii
at the Kaster sen ices Sunday. The debt
amounted to $1000 and the offerings
Sunday amounted to between $700 and
$800. and this, with what is m the
treasury, completes the necesary $1000.
Tlie mortgage will lie burned at a
special sen ice to be held "during the
cotuocatioit of the missionary district,
flhich will be held May 2, 3 and 4. The
annual meeting of tlie congregation will
be held tonight in the parish house. The
report of the officers and heads of tin
church organizations will be given and
the estryuien elected.
Cross of Flowers.
The Ijister service for the children
of the Sunday school was held Sunday
afternoon in the church. A pretty fea
ture was the building of a cross of flow
ers by the children. As each child en
tered the church he wu mion a rwitl.l
flowering plant These were then placed
bv the children in the framework ef a
six foot cross on the chaucel steps. Where
the flowers remained through the serv
ice, each child receiving his plant again
to take home at the close of the service.
The children's mite box offerings for
missions amounted to over $115.
At this i-erice there were three Bap
tisms by Kev. Henry Easter. Those
baptized were the babv daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Feuille. jr.. the babv
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McKco. anil
the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.
(. Kdmonds.
MILLION DOLLAR IGHIWESEREFUSE
nil
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pin
New Premier Says Cabinet
Will Direct Affairs of the
Nation, Including Army.
Shanghai. China, April 21. Two
hundred and sixteen members of the
national assemblv met here Sunday
night and unanimously adopted a reso
lution denouncing president Yuan Shi
Kal s mandate creating a constitution
al cabinet, and refusing to accept any
solution of the political situation that
included Yuan Shi Kal a oresident.
It is understood that two prominent
foreigners recently approached leaders
of the southern party, asking guar
antees for the safety and property of
Yuan Shi Kai and his supporters if
the nreaident retires, but the republi
cs Ijis Cruces also has filed articles of In- I cans demand the impeachment of Yuan
TWENTY-FIVE AMARILLO
TEACHERS WILL GO EAST
Ainarillo, Tex., Apnl 2. Twenty
five principals and teachers of the
Amarillo schools, with the superintend
ent will spend the Burner at eastern
universities and colleges. The Univers
ity of Chicago, Columbia university and
the Peabodv college for teachers will be
the educational institutions in which
the Amarillo teachers will take summer
courses.
Grande Verde Milling and
Smelting Company of Las
Cruces Files Charter.
Law Croces, N. M.f Apil 24 Information
has been received here tbat a million dollar
Las Cruces mining and smelting company,
the Verde Grande Milling and Smelting
company, has filed IU articles of Incorpora
tion with the state corporation commission
at Santa Fe.
The authorized capital Is J J. 000, 000 of a
par aluc of $1 per share. The company Is
starting with $3000 paid in. A. T. Downs is
named as the statutory agent. The Incor
porators are F. W. Weckerle, P. B. Savage.
J. P. Nash. J. J. O'Neill. B. D. Gwln, of El
Paso, and K. A. Drake, of Socorro.
Dulry t'ompiny Tle Paper.
Th- Rio Grande Valley Dairy association
orpnratlon with the state corporation com
mission The association started business
with $2000 and with an authorised capital
of 96000. The incorporators are Lee Harlan,
of Telles; J. W. Swank and Rd H. Unit, of
Las Cruces, 8. A. Donaldson and G. Belk,
of Anthony. E. fi. Link Is named as statu
tory agent.
The association Intends to open a mlUc
depot In Kl Paso in the near future It ts
said, and an order has seen placed for a
complete outfit Inetudts cooling room, pas
teuriser, clartfler, uaiMM bottler, as Welt
as machines for the mechanical wasMbffV'
frterttlsfnir nd dryinjc ef otm and other
vessels used In the depot or In bringing the
milk from the farms.
CInb Federation to Meet Sat unlay.
The Dona Ana Federation of Women's :
Hubs will meet In the Methodist church In
Las Crucee Saturday. "
Zlaweball Asocial Ion Tiled1.
At a meeting of the Las Cruces baseball
enthusiasts officers were elected as follow
Munager, Charles Drenan ; treasurer, D.
Jones, secretary, Alex Cole. Another meet
ing will be held Tuesday night at Hotel Don
Bernardo to further the baseball interests
In Las Cruces.
A dollar saved hy Duymff goods pro
duced elsewhere Is a dollar thrown at
your neighbor's birds.
CAILPUT
ITOiSTSITS
Drainage Problem is Being
Solved By Construction .
of Two Canals.
Vinton, Texas, pril 21 rk his
started on the V.At - liaiii-.
canal The draff line efa.'tn", wbn h
was sent here, was put to oi k relay
and a force of men is at wo'k 'Paring
the riKht ot . Tne tM.n.iK-r is at
oik just north of the intm bn l
wherf tli- 1 1 t r is closp to the rail
.o.id ti.uk jnd where the mil will
injit kuu the river. Tio c u als on
eat h snle f the rler, it is expected,
clve th drainage proMem wl ih has
been one of lon tt inrlrnu-
linn Fhe crc Orchard.
F. G. Belk has romplet d till i
bis orchard and now has tne t r
a variety of fruit tree Mr T J
also planted I'OOO hlackbtn '. si t
Herald Want Ads
Bring Results
and B. Oonrlnccd.
Try One
WEATHER BULLETIN".
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L08K A RABBIT IN
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WEATHEB HCKEAC.
OhatrraUsn takii
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rorecasfd.
Kl Pawn and vlc!n
itj Fair tonight and
Tuesday; warmer,
Tuesday.
New Mexico Fair
tonight and Tuesday;
cooler east portion
with frost tonight.
Arizona Fair to
night and Tuesday:
not ranch change in
temperature.
West Texan To
night, (air: colder in
east portion, frosrt In
Tuesday, fair, warmtr.
p. m..
CROWDS LIKE CRAWFORD'S
TABLOID MUSICAL COMEDY
Tabloid musical comedy continues to
please the crowds at the Crawford.
The New Judge," adTertlsed as one
lung laugh proved to be that with the
.'inditlon of a number of short lauchs
in between, Sunday night. It is n,
take-off on a police court in which the
Crawford comedians furnish mo.st of
the fun, the Mazda Girls the music and
aenorita Rodriguez the dancing.
This solo dancer did an Oriental
dance Sunday night which waej well
received and she again demonstrated
her ability as a clever dancer in this
number. She also has a leading part
in the sketch. The choruH sings well,
dances well and puts much life into
the show. N. XI. Y.
Effective
May ISth
..t-i i.-i i ., .. l A .!.-..- .4
i 3111 ivm aim 111a uulciio ut )jiiaic uu
I isers for high treason and also that
they render account oi puonc xunas
alleged to aggregate 200.01)0,000 taels.
Mutineers in the Kianygin forts, fore,
stalling the plans of the government
forces, attacked the troops stationed at
Wusih Kiangsu. The fighting continued
all night. Trains are being operated
only betwen Shanghai and Soochow and
between Chanchow and Nanking. Trou
ble is momentarily expected at Soo
Chow.
The above dispatch would indicate
that mutineers from the Kiangyin forts
have, interrupted the operation of
through trains between Shanghai and
Nanking.
Cabinet Iloldj. Full Power.
Pekln. China, April 24, Confidence In
the ability of the new Chinese cabinet
to restore peace was expressed today
by Tuan Chi-Jui. who on Saturday
accepted the premiership. In an Inter
view granted to the correspondent of
the Associated Press. The first task
of the cabinet, he said, would be to
restore tranquility.
In reply to a question regarding the
-espective powers of the president and
the neu cabinet, the premier said:
"China now has a responsible cabinet
and premier Kull power lies in their
hands, not in those of the president.
The cabinet will move outside the
palace grounds and only matters of the
greatest importance will be referred to
the president for discussion.
"The military hereafter will be un
der tlie minister of war. It had been
fnuiid that it was not good for tho
country to have the army solelv under
the president. In event of a declara- A11 trains arrie and depart from Cmon
tion of war the president will act upon ' t;lon. "t an i-rancisco street. All
,k ...i .J- . ..- .:.. .arrlala and departures riven In El Paso or
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TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS
$OO0 OHCHILvritA. Al.CAZAK TIIKlTKlt
In nursuance of its policy to be up-
to-date at all times the progres.ive jHlU be neW tomorrow
council has been dissolved and the
'cabinet will direct a parliamentary
j election, to be held within three
months The new parliament will
I promulgate a constitution."
The first formal meeting of the
caninet with president Yuan Shi Kai
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Alcazar theater at 506 South Kl Paso
street, on Saturday, completed the in
stallation of a magnificent theatro
orchestra at a cost of $6000. A con
siderable increased patronage ha al
ready been noted In appreciation of
the management's effort to add to tho
patrons' pleasure.
This instrument combines a pipe
organ a piano and symphony orches
tra effect")
The following are some of the or
chestration and eTfects: Diapason
bass, 8 feet; horns, 16 feet; Mnlin,
viola, 'cello, flute, piccolo, concert
piano, xylophone, orchestra bells, ca
thedral chimes, tvmpani or kettle
drum. bas drum, snare drum. Turkish
cvmbal. guitar, mandolin. harp,
tambourines, castanets, Indian torn
torn, horse trot, triangle, fire gong,
train effect, auto horn, steamboat
whistle, locomotive whistle. bird
whistle, door bell, telephone bell
It mav be played by hand bv a
sintrle musician, or entirely automat
ically by paper roll.
It is a "Wurlltxer." of course. The
.' Icazar is the 13th theatre In El Paso
that has chosen the world renowned
Wurlltzer," the "Best by Test." The
i:i Paso Piano Co, V. It. Schuts. prop,
'J0K (south side) Texas street, is Wor
litzer's sole agent for this southwest
lv.
J
t!o (irande Project.
Ilelcht of
Wnter Jlrhlnd Contents
llnm G a. ill Acre 1 1.
Elephant Tlutte resirvolr . . 94 98 W4.9H1
Increase In J4 hour 0 16 2.0J4
Klow of river at San Marclal not reported.
Plow from reservoir . 'OO second ft.
For Irrigation, la asburg lansl 525 second ft.
For Irrigation. East side canal 150 second ft.
For Irlgatlon, West 11 ranal 3-'seondft
For Irrigation Franklin tnal -75 second ft.
r..r Irrigation Acquta Madre
(Mexlo ... 20
lau-, April . I, 1S1.
h.u m v iir.n in. (Kin nit vii v.
There is a cracking good picture on at
tlie Wigwam toda. It Is called "The
l.ieht Hearer" and it deals with a hand
some j onus minister who leaves his
fash ion. dilc church to work in the
slums lie is opposed in his work by a
big bully whom lie trims most artisti
cally in a rip-roanne fist fight.
Of couise there Is a pretty slrl in It
and. of course, she and the minister fall
in love and he finally marries her. It is
one of those led-bloodcd plays that ev
eryone likes. Betty Brown Is the girl
and Richard O. Travers, late co-star with
Viola Allen. In the man.
The Wurlitzer expert, Ilenrv F. Parks,
has arranKed a splendid musical pro
Kium to bo with this picture. He plays
from 2 to S and from 7 to 10. Do not
overlook this fine photoplay Regular
prices will prevail. Advertisement
I The new cabinet is constituted aa
follows:
Premier and minister of war, Huan
Chi-Jui
Minister of foreign affairs. Lu
ChengHs!anfi;
Minister of interior, Wang' Tih-Tlng.
aiimaier 01 unarice, bun I'ao-Chl.
Minister of marine. Admiral Liu
Kunng-lisun
'Minister 6f education, Chang- Kuo
Kan Minister of commerce, Chlng Pane
Ping Minister of communications, Tsao
Tulm
Minister of Justice, Chang Tsung
Ilsiang. Chief of the general staff. Wane
Shih-Cheu.
the hi:iit or -on I'lwvv"
The Heart of Nora Flynn" will be
the -lttrartion at the Alhambra today,
with beautiful Marie Doro taking the
part of Nora, the Irish nurse nirl. In
a somewhat turbulent household This
plav Is from the I,askv studios and
canies all the excellence of this fatuous
producer The play Is a romantic one
and affords Miss Doro exceptional op
portunities for hei sv ninathetu nrtinK
3d ond ft, J 1 1 is enlivciiKl with many ludicrous
J situations and will prove a rare treat
to the spectator by reason of Its true
to life human Interest and value. Ady
CHARLIE CHAPLIN TODAY.
The Unique will have Charlie Chaplin
in his burlesque on "Carmen" today to
morrow and Wednesday. This is the
first new Chaplin subject In many
months. Every one is anxious to see
what Charlie can do with a burlesque
on "Carmen" and as this picture is fill
ing the large theaters of the country
to overflowing, it might be wise to at
tend the matinees and be sure of a seat.
Admission will be 25 cents for adults
and 15 cents for children. Adv
W.WII I,0D OK SCUM llOTTT.rs
NCATTI'.ItUI) ALONG MAOOPFIN
Broken glass scattered for several
blocks on Magoffin avenue Monday
morning when a small wagon, driven
by Miguel Torres, collided with a
transfer wagon owned by Joaquin
Illares and carrying a load of eoda
water bottles. .
The wagon In which Mares wis
riding with his daughter was over
turned, but both escaped injury. The
frightened horse ran for several
blolks before it could be caught No
damage was done to the wagon driven
DOICI.AS WWTS AR1IOKV.
FOIl NATIONAL OUAllll
Douglas. Ariz April 2i.A campaign
is to I).- undertaken here for the build
ing of a $1.1,000 armory for the national
guard and to serve also as a nublin
auditorium. Adjt. Gen C. W. Harris of
Phoenix has been here in conference
with chamber of commerce officials It
is planned to have the building cost
Jin OiiO and the equ.pment 200n The
state will appropriate J6500 toward the
irmoiv Tin public must raise the- oth
er half
arrivals and departures given In 1 Paso or
mountain standard time
SANTA FE.
For Albuquerque, Denver, Chicago, Ixis
Angeles No. 818 lvs. 8:50 a. ra.; No. J10
at 8 p. m.
From Albuquerque, Denver, Los Angeles.
Chicago so, 80S arvs. 10 a. m.; No. SIS
at 6:6K p. m.
EL PAO SOUTHWESTERN.
(Western Division.)
For Arizona and California No. 1 its.
1:56 p. m.: No. 1 at 7:45 p. m.
From Arizona and California No. 1 arvs.
1 a. m.; No. at 1:40 p. m.
(Eastern DIvLtlonA
For Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago
ad. 4 ivs. i:da p. m.; jvo. z at 4:4& p. m.
For Tncumcarl No. 3 lvs. 7:30 a. m.
From Chicago. St. Louis and Kansas City
No. 1 arvs. 6:30 a. m.; No. 3 at 2:40 p. m.
From Tucumeari No. 7 arvs. 7: so p. ra.
C IL S. A. AND 8. P. TRAINS.
For San Antonio. New Orleans and Wash
ingtonNo. 102 lvs. SMS a. m.; No. 10 at
10:30 p. m.
From Washington, New Orleans and San
Antonio No. 5 arvs. 5:30 p. m.; No. 101 at
10 p. m.
For Arlso&a and California No. 1 lvs.
6:46 a. m.; No. at 6 p. m.: No. 101 at
10-15 p. m.
From Arizona and California No. 103
arvs. 8:30 a. m.; No. I. at 4:30 p. m.; No.
10 at 10 p. m
TEXAS PACIFIC.
For Dallas and St. Louui No. 6 lvs. 0:30
a, m.; No. 4 at 7 p. m.
From St, Loutai and Dallas No. 2 arvs.
9:16 a. ra.; No 6 at 9-35 p. m.
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
No regular achadule.
MEXICO AND NOKTJI WESTERN.
No regular sehednlo.
line. Save one tLiv between Globe ard '
tin Teavc Dunran 5. so a, m.; arr.ve s
omonvilio 11 00 a, m Leave Solomon 1) s
11-45 a. m . arrive Duncan 2 IS p. in. ''a-a
each war J3.00. k. t. Keid. manager, r-ac-can.
Arizona.
NEWMEXICO.
2I1CKOK HOTEL and anto line. TTnp-Te K
It. Trips to Klephant Butte and Paiomas
Springs. Cars meet aU trains.
TLXAROSA-MESCALERO auto leaves Tuia
rosa for Mescalero, daily. S3 round trip, fa-o
to Alamogordo J2. D. W. Shoemaker Aut r
Line, Tnlarosa, N. M.
nrjmLLEY
EL PASO-LA MESA auto line, upper valley,
west side. Herald delivery leaves Herald of
fice each week day at -4 p. m. Fares from
El Paso to the following points are as fol
lows: Ganuttllo. 7ic; La Union store, $1.00;
Chamberlno. 31.36: La Mesa. S1.C0. Car
leaves lav Mesa for El Paso at 8 a. m. dally.
Telephone 342. La Mesa. N. 31.. R. T. Hewitt
LAS CRUCES auto line, for MesUla valley
points, leaves Herald office each week dav
at 3.16 p. rn. Fares from El Paso to Canu
tlllo. 76o; Anthony. 31.00: Berlno. 31.25;
Vado. 31 SO: Mesqulte. J1.75: Mesllla Park.
32.00; Las Cruces, 32.00. Leaves E. T. Johns
News Stand, Phone 145, for El Paso, at 6
p. m. dally.
LAKE VALLEY, HMUboro and Kinct, 1
auto stage and express Una meets all trains
at Lake Valley. Wire at my expense r
special trips anywhere at any time. Rat s
reasonable F. W. Mister. HUIsboro, N If
SILVER CITY-MOOOLLON stage line a
way SJ.SO; round trip 115. Stanley stca-uc
12 passenger car. Wire or write for reserva
tion. Eight years' experience MogoIIon road.
Frank Townsend. P. O. Box "03, Phone ..
Sliver City.
J.OltD.SHUKU. TYRONE. SILVER CITV 1
uto, leaves ijorosourg aauy 1 p. ra v a
Tyrone; leaves Sliver City daily a. m v a '
ijrronc. Mnrougn rare one way SB rn 31 1
trip J12. Silver City to Tyrone one wav
32.00; round trip IS.00. Scott Garage, Lr-d--burc.
N. M, Broadway Hotel, Silver 1 1
N. iZ.
UL,CK K.VNOE auto stage and express 1
passenger service leaving Engle anil h
lde, dally except Sunday at 7 a. m. for T
pliant Butte. Cuehlllo, Willow Springs arl
Fah-vlew. Through fare one way, 38 Inter- 11
mediate points. 10c per mile. Baggage caf-$
rled 50 pounds free, excess z ivnti ne 1
pound.
ROSn-EI.IC.UlHIZOZO mall line Passen
ger service leaving both RosttcII and C-r
zoxo daily and Sunday nt 8 a. m fur r
eho. TInnle, noado, Lincoln, Ft. Star- n
Capltan and Nogal. Through fare one w 1
SI 40. Intermediate points at 8c per m. e
Baggage carried up to IT 5 pounds.
pounds free. Excess at 1c rer nnnnrt rtna.
well Auto Co . owners and operators.
LOWER VALI.EV.
EL PASO-CLINT Wheeler's car leaves Clint
for El Paso daHy. Including Sunday, at 8.30
a. m. Returning to Clint the car leaves
The Herald office at 3.30 p. m. Express
and parcels carried.
1'ABENS-CLINT-EL PANO automobile stage
line. See the lower valley and enjoy a real
good ride. Bound trip fare to Cilnt $1 26;
Fabena 81.75. Automobile leaves El Paso
Herald office each evening exrept Sundays
at 2 o'clock and returns to EI Taso at 6
o'clock. Make reservations at The Herald
office.
ARI70NV
TAKE THE OREAT hCEMC ROUTE
"Apache Trail " Globe to Phoenix. via
Roosevelt Dam. Make reservation at the
Olobe-Pboenlx Stage company office. Do
minion Hotel. Globe Arizona.
DLNCVN-iOLOMOMlLLE automobile stage
KOSWEI.L-ALAMOGORDO Passenger n,I
express line. Automobiles leave Alamogordo
for Roswell at 10:15 a. m.. arrive at R"swe 1
at 6:30 p. m. Westbound automobile ' :
Roswell for Alamogordo at 7-00 a. m -uva
at Alamogordo at 4 15 p. m. Stops are ale.
at the following points: Flcaihn "-1 n .
Hondo. San Patricio Glen Coe, Wh" Vt.
Inn. Mescalero. Bent. Tnlarosa, 1.1 Tux.
Through fare one way 310 Intermedial
points Sc Jjer mile. Twentv-five r "mils
baggage earned rree. Exi ess 1- pr nnund. ,
iviamogoran carage vnmngoni" . r
WEST TEX VS.
OWECO-BUENA 1nt autr mall line.
Every' day except intlns Faro cne way
11.25. G. C. Marshall Proprietor
MAKFA-FORT DAMS auto mail line leave
Fort Davis dally and Sundays 8 a. m. Leave
Marfa 2 p. m. One way 32 50; round trip
34 00. G. W Davis Prop.
ill en YPiT.i-uiciMi rLLS aut . ma i
line. Leaves Bu,na lsta 9am Leave
Grand Falls 1 p m Fare one way $2.00.
C. O. Humble. Proprietor.
BIG SPIUNOS. Lamrsa. Tex A vZ tTT
leaves Big Springs dally except in a'
S 30 a. m. arriving Lamesa via s jsh and
Sparenberg. at 12 noon, retumine t . r-'g
Springs same day at 5 p m $: 0 p way.
36 00 round trip Cordlll a. Stmiu Itops.
ltig Springs. Tex