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I TWO EL PASO MORNING TIMES- -O- -SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1911. BEFORE COURT (Continued from page 1) You can always count to a certainty on getting the choicest meats here. In addition to the careful and scientific selection of all meats intended for this market, you are still further protected by having U. S.

Government Inspection. While we self the choicest meats, yet, prices are no higher than you would pay for ordinary meats. EYSTER'S C. O. D.

GROCERY AND MARKET Corner Boulevard and Kansas. Bell 4340, 4341, 4342, 4343. Bell Phone Meat Dept. 4346. Auto 1691.

New Coods Arr.v.ng Daily Heinz's Sour Kraut, per lb 5c Heinz's New Sour Pickles, medium size, per doz. Heinz's New Sweet Pickles, medium size, per doz. Heinz's New Midget Sweet Pickles, per pt 20c Heinz's New Chow Chow, per pt 15c Heinz's Sweet Relish, per pt 20c Heinz's Pickled Onions, per pt 15c Hein's Stuffed Mangoes, each 5c New Seeded Raisins, 2 pkgs. for 25c New Currants, per pkg 10c New Citron Peel, per lb 30c tha prohibition ticket to the extent that he has lout his reason and his capacity for telling the truth, therefore I auk your excellency In the consideration of the facts heretofore presented, both personal and documentary, to commute the sentence Imposed by the dihtrlct court of Reeves county upon Leon Martinez to imprisonment for life In the penitent tiary, as this Is In accordance with la us til the nate of Texas, and In accordance with humanity, as It Is now Interpreti d. Thanking you In advance for the kindness bestowed, and any way 1 may he able to serve you In the future command me.

Specials for Today COLD WEATHER HAS COME ARE YOU PREPARED? If the present cold snap lias caught you without' the proper clothing, come in today and let us it you out. In addition to offering you the finest suits and overcoats marie in America, we also call special attention to Sweaters Sweater Coats Warm Underwear Gloves of All Kinds Bradley's Mufflers Warm Socks 17c 15c 18c Sirloin Steak, per pound liens (home dressed) per lb. Pork Roast, per pound Veal Shoulder Roast, per lb. 15c TODAY INCLUDE AN ORDER FOR HOME DRESSED TURKEYS i ie wurange ana jcmon reel, per jd jc Very truly yours, kstes. Hanucr Wilirla's Iepoillou.

The htute of Texas, County of l'aso. Hcfore mc, the undersigned authority, 'in this day personally appeared M. H. Wright, a member of company of the T' xas State Rangers, who being by me duly sworn, on his oath depones and nays, that he attended the trial of the case of the Ktaie hi Sealship Oysters We sell, and especially recommend, Kealshipt oysters. Include these In your Sunday order.

Texas vs. Leon Martinez, In the District court of Heeves county. In July, 1911, and that he went into a private room In the court house of Ileeves (both us to material nnd color) Here you get the best Home Rendered Lard, also Pure Pork Sausage, country style. i county. In company with Leon Martinez and hm two attorneys.

Judge J. I W. Parker of and the Jlonor- ablt George Estes, of Kl l'aso, and Hot Neckties In fact, you will find here today what, you want to wear this winter and the price will be just what you want to pay. iew Home Made (rape and Hum Jelly, per glass New Home Made Red Currant Jelly, per glass 20c 10 lb. pail Cottolene $1-35 4 lb.

pail Cotolene 55c 10 lb. pail Pure Lard $1.35 5 lb. pail Pure Lard 70c Blue Ribbon Butter, per lb 35c Blue Ribbon Ercsh Kansas Eggs, per doz 35c Blue Ribbon Flour $1.45 None Better (2Mb. sack 75 New Corn Meal, 83-Mb. sack 25c New Whole Wheat or Graham Flour, 12-lb.

sack Extra good plain Bacon (1-2 or whole piece) per lb. 20c Swift's Premium Bacon, pieces, per lb 30c Swift's Premium Hams, per lb 20c Good plain Hams, per lb. 17c Fresh Oysters every day, per pint 25c Fresh Home Made Sausage, per lb. 15c Fresh Fish Every Thursday and Friday. EYSTER'S C.

0. D. GROCERY AND MARKET Cor. Boulevard and Kansas. heard a conversation between the said Leon Martinez and his said attorneys, and in said conversation the Martinez told Judj.ro I'arker and Mr.

Kstes that he had made a confession of the crime In which he was necuised, to-wit: the murder of Miss I Jm rn Uronii, and signed said confession, nnd he stated to said attorneys that every word of said confession was true, and at no time during said conversation did he say or lndl-mate to his said attorneys that he was not guilty of said crime. "ThoiiKht Hlrnwlf a Hero." The Mate of Texas, County of Kl Paso. Before me. the undersigned author Saturday Special $2.50 Shirts $1.25 Our Saturday Special is a contribution to the cold weather. It is 120 dozen high-jradc shirts.

These shirts are made of imported silk striped Scutch madras (extra heavy). They come in white and fancy colors. 'J'liey have the French cuff. The size 4 1 4,1 Hi ity, on this day personally appeared A. Moore, a private of company Texas Hangers, who after An Evidence of Efficiency THE growth and popularity of this bank are but the natural results of our conservative policy and painstaking, personal service.

Your account, either checking or Interest bearing, Is cordially Invited. THIS BANK WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1881. he 'lug by me duly sworn, deposes and wiys that he attended the trial of the case of the Btato of Texas vs. Leon Martinez, In the district court of range is irom to i. nese slnrts ordin I 1 I (71 111 II- $1.25 Reeves county, at the special July term, 1911, and that after the said Martinez hnd been convicted and was sentenced, he, Moore, walked back to arily sell at come and get them today at MM HALLOWEEN SPOOKS Parker came to the Judge's stand, and In a private conversation with the court stated to the court that some people had approached him and the Honorable Oeorge Estes and asked them not to appeal the case, but that be wanted to state to the court that the action of said people in making Were Busy Tuesday Xlght All Over That Little City.

IT HAS COME IT HAS COME Capital and surplus $800,000.00 Corner El Paso and San Antonio Streets, El Paso, Texas. DEPOSITS ACCEPTED BY MAIL. the jail with the defendant, and defendant stated to him, voluntarily, that be committed the crime and deserved to be punished; that after they arrived at the Jail and Martinez had been locked in his cell, he, Moore, asked him If he had given any thought to the future world, and he, Mnrtlnez, Ud that he did not believe In any future world, and that ho was not afraid to die and that he expected to die and deserved to; he said that he was not afraid and was not worrying, and that he wanted the sheriff to let him wear the Mexican colors when he was hanged. The said C. A.

Moore further deposes and says thut he talked to Martinez a great deal after he was sentenced, and ut no time did Martinez said request had nothing whatever to do with the determination of counsel for the defendant, not to appeal the case; that before he and the Honorable George Kstes had been approach ed by said people with said request, that ho and said Estes had consulted between themselves and had decided not to apnea! the case, and that such conclusion had been arrived at before anyone had approached him and Estes CHEAP R. R. RATES Over Texas Pacific Ry. with the request not to appeal eaid case; and he, the suid Judge J. W.

I'arker, further stated that he wanted me, as his judge, to know that the request of some of the people that had been made to him not to appeal the case had no bearing whatever upon his action In not appealing the case, but that his action In refusing to give notice of appeal was based entirely upon tha fact that the defendant had had a fair and an impartial trial, and that no error whatever had been committed in the trial of the case, and that they, as attorneys realized that an appeal would be useless and could only serve to delay the t'i is 11 To NEW ORLEANS, and RETURN $44.20 Tickets on Sale November 17th to 20th, Inclusive, lloturn Limit November 30th, 1011, With Privilege of Extending. TO DECEMBER 26th, 1911, On Payment of Fee of $1.00. DINING CARS ON ALL TRAINS. Special Prices for Saturday Only Corn h'cd I'i'i'k I hum, fur roasting, per pound 17 l-2c Corn l'Yd I'ork l.in Chops, per pound 17 l-2c Corn l-'cd l.rk Shoulders, for roasting, per pound 15c I'ork Sausage, per pound 10c Hog I 1c.hU, per pound 8c Sirloin Steak, per pound 15c Veal Shoulder Uoast, per pound 15c Veal Breast, per pound 10c Live and Dressed Hens, Fryers and Turkeys. Fresh Oysters received daily.

Heinz's New Sauer Kraut, Dill Pickles. MYLES WHOLESALE MARKET 304 E. OVERLAND ST. Phones: Bell 47 and Auto 1304. Market Open Until 9 p.

m. Saturday. Special to Tht Times. Marfa, Nov. 3.

Another big freeze for Marfa today at 4:30 in the afternoon, the thermometer registered 36 degrees, and rapidly growing colder. Tuesday night the various Halloween parties, phantom processions, gave the streets of Marfa such a spooky, uncanny appearance that one involuntarily thought of the lines from Hamlet, "Tls now the very-witching time of night, when church yards yawn, and hell itself breaths out contagion to this world." But it was all kindly, good-natured fun; no rough nor malicious tricks were Indulged in. Miss Calloway entertained the little folk of the primary department of the public school at a phantom party, at the home of Mrs. Jorden. After a few games the little spooks, with Jack-o-lanterns, paraded the streets and had lots of fun.

A halloween party wag enjoyed by a large crowd of young people at the home of Mrs. M. It. Mahon. Mrs.

L. W. Roberts entertained at a phantom party, some of the older young people. A merry evening was spent. The Marfa Literary Club entertained at a typical Halloween party.

All the usual games were enjoyed, such as fortune telling, apple ducking, etc. After which, a salad course was served. The Marfa History Club entertained their husbands Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. II. M.

Perwell. This was by far the most elaborate affair ever given in Marfa, and was enjoyed by all present. The house was decorated In Chrysanthemums, oak leaves of all the beautiful autumn hues, black cats, bats, jack-o-lanterns were grinning from every comer and crevice, witches were also, and skeletons, devils; in fact eveerything calculated to make the hair stand on ends. There was plenty of good music, and some amusing contests: one of which, was the "broad-smile" contest, the prize In this was "smilingly" carried off by Mr. M.

Porter, the prize was a book of "Ghost Stories." Fortunes were told by "witches" in costume, witches' brew was also served from a "caldron." There were "majic fruits" which upon being lighted, exploded. sentence of the court. Affidavit of Ilrady and Majors. The Htate of Texas, County of Midland. Hefore me, the undersigned authority, on this lay personally appeared express any regret for what he had done, but, on the contrary, seemed to consider himself a kind of hero.

Convincing Statement of Judge IsaacKs. The State of Teax.s, County of Kl l'aso. I. S. J.

lsaacks, Judge of the seventieth judicial district of Texas, do solemnly swear that I presided at the trial of the case of the State of Texas vs, Leon Martinez, in the district court of Reeves county, Texas, July, lail. and that In the trial of said case the defendant was given every opportunity that he requested or that bis counsel requested, to obtain evidence as to his ago, or tj desprove his guilt; that everything possible was done to give hlin, the defendant, a fair and impartial trial; that the attorneys, one of whom was appointed by the court immediately on the bill of Indictment being returned Into court, to defend the case, Judge J. W. Parker, an eminent attorney of 1'ecos, who was afterwards employed by defendant and paid a fee to represent him, and the other, the Honorable George Kstcs, of Kl Paso, who was also employed to represent the defendant, were given tin opportunity to secure testimony, and ere granted everything that they asked. Neither the 'defendant nor either of his attorneys asked for a postponement of the case in order to secure more testimony; neither the defendant nor his attorneys requested a private, audience among the defendant and his attorneys, but his attorneys did request an audience with the defendant and the court instructed a Texas ranger pres-ctnt to remove the defendant into private room, where his attorneys might consult with him, which was done, and no objections were made by either the defendant or his attorneys to said ranger being present during the Interview.

The defendant was given all Will P. Hrady, district attorney of the seventieth Judicial district of Texas, and Lester C. Majors, official shorthand reporter of the said sev entieth judicial district of Texas each of whom being by me duly sworn, on his oath deposes and says that he has carefully read over the foregoing affidavit made by S. STATE NATIONAL BANK lsaacks, and that he heard the things detailed In said affidavit, and swears ESTABLISHED APIUL, 1881. CAPITA Ii, St'KPLfS AND PROFITS that the statements made in said affidavit, are true and correct.

Ocivoslrloii of Jurymen. The State of Texas, County of Ileeves. Before me, the undersigned author Ity, on this day personally appeared, (here follow the names of the jury AN for a year or )( VI It KID IN IIOMH It exile from more. 1NUREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS C. R.

MOOHEHEAD, President. JOSEPH MAGOFFIN. V. Pres. C.

N. BASSETT, Vice President, GEO. D. FLORY, Cashier. L.

J. GILCHRIST, Asst. Cashiet men who tried Martinez) each of Ill ei.lineetli.n with tills Uprising, triul.le is threatened between Honduras inn) Guatemala, on the one hand, and government of Salvador on the other. PACtt'IC FLEET MOVES OCT 1'ROM LOS ANGELES MoI hh klwcs. 2je pound for today tnly; regular Jiound.

Potter t'linriiiloiK-ry Mill Hld'g. I lucks, Automobiles, Livery and Hoarding. riioni'K Grer Stables. A Huorialnt I'ri itit-jialch. Puerto Cortex, ll'inilurnf, Nov.

S. An engagement loofc place an Pedro Sulla, where number rebels were wounded and Uiirly -six captured, while planning uttm-k cn mililary headquarter In thai city. Still more Kfrlmm trouble re-poited on tho Snlvn(lfircHi) frontier, where General 'aria 1" Bald 1" be at the head a large body of revolutionist. t'aMHj Is said have Invaded Honduras frm Salvador on October 21 with several hundred former udhcrents of Zelayn. ho ruled Nicaragua, and whose influence extended Into Honduras.

These revolutionists have been in sweet chocolates, cream whom, after being by me duly sworn, deposes and says that he was one of the jurors that tried the case of the State of Texas vs. Leon Martinet in tho district court of Heeves county, und rendered a verdict in said case, nnd that he heard the argument of Judge J. W. Parker, one of the attorneys for the deffndnnt in said ease, to the Jury, and that in said argument the said Judge J. W.

Parker said substantially to the Jury that the defendant, Martinez, had had a fair and an Impartial trial, that the court had granted to the defendant practically everything asked for, and that the attorneys for the defendant had no complaint to make at the court, and that when we, the Jury, had returned a verdirt Into the court, regardless of what said verdict was, that they, meaning the attorneys for the defendant, would be satisfied with said verdict. Tli" Mclvln Meat Company Is never out of fish and oysters. Rweet Heart Winning candles. Mc- Mo- ened and ran away. The buggy hit a stump of a tree and was overturned.

At first It was thought Bordwell was uninjured but a case of nerves, brought on by the shock of the accident were too much for him and he died Saturday night. While standing before a fire in her home mt Ramah, Edith, the eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, received such a severe burning that she died within a few hours. In some manner the little girl's clothing caught fire and before anyone could render assistance she was so badly burned she could not be, saved.

1 cents pound CiilhiUKh'N, Sheldon hotel block. Nee l.atirl.' Ilarduare Far heating Moves. aooolpi Press Ditpatch. Los Angelea, Nov. 3.

Los Angeles will wave an official adieu to the Pacific fleet tomorrow afternoon. The disposal began in reality today when the smaller craft torpedo boats and destroyers left for San Diego. Shortly afterward the protected cruisers Cincinnati, Kaleigh and Buffalo steamed for Mare Island, where the former two will be prepared for a trip to the China station, next the armored Maryland steamed for San Diego, followed by the tender Iroquois, and the submarines Grampus and Pike. Early tomorrow the cruisers Colorado and West Virginia will start southward, followed by the Glacier and Prometheus. Then Admiral Thomas will board hi- flagship and at p.

m. the South Dakota, the old battleship Oregon and the armored cruiser California, will "round the point" and he gone. Their destination, too, will be Ssn Diego. showers of beautiful, mlnature fruits, flowers, and birds. After enjoying all these, a two-course luncheon was served, consisting of chicken salad, pear salad, cheese straws, olives and black coffee, served in china pumpkin-face cups.

This was followed bv ice cream with candled violets and cakes. It was an evening long to be remembered. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. H. M.

Fennell waa hostess to the Guild of the Episcopal church. After the program a salad course followed by ice cream and cake were daintily served. John Maurer is spending a few days with his parents and friends In Marfa. John Is now employed by the Cande-1111a Wax Plant. Messrs Breeding and Booth went to Sierra Blanca, thence to the Wax Plant this week.

Chaa. Bailey left Wednesday for Plerra Blanca on business. Mrs. Harry Hubbard and children accompanied by Mrs. A.

O. Hubbard, leave today for Mexico to Join Harry Hubbard, m-ho is with one of the mining companies in that country. Mra F. M. Poole will occupy one of the Love cottages this winter.

We ar? slightly suspicious of a the time that he asked to prepare for trial. No request was made for a postponement of the trial of the cause, either before announcement of readv or during the pendency of the case; neither was a change of Venue asked for by the defendant or his counsel. All the time that was asked by the attorneys was given for the argument of the case. Judge J. W.

Parker, of Pecos, In discussing tho case before the Jury, used to the Jury, In substance, the following language: "Gentlemen of the Jury; The defendant has had a fair and Impartial trial. We have nothing to complain of In the trial of the case, nnd vhen you have rendered your verdict we will be satisfied." After the Jury had rendered a verdict, finding the defendant guilty and ansesstng his punishment at death, the defendant's attorneys prepared and filed a motion for a new trial, which motion for a new trial was signed by both the attorneys. Judge J. W. Parker of Pecos, and the Honorable George Estes of El Paso; and th court, after due consideration of said motion, overruled same, and in open court, in the presence of the district attorney, the oifnial shorthand reporter, and others, asked Judge J.

V. I'arker, one of defendant's counsel, if h- desired to give notice of appeal. The said Judge J. W. Parker, then and there in open court, announced that there had been no error committed in the trial of the case, and that it was useless to take an appeal, and that the attorneys, meaning himself end the Honorable George Kstes.

had consulted about the matter and decided not to appeal the ease. Afterward, while court was still in eessbm. and the judge upon the stand. Judge J. W.

Cullough's. Try some of them. Familiarity with money doesn't breed contempt so you can notice it. MANY GETTING FREE DISHES. The dishes which are being given away by the classified department of the Times have proved more popular each day and the ladies of El Paso are getting some mighty fine dishes by bringing their classified ads to the Times.

With each classified ad you are given a dish that is worth from 25 cents to $1, and at the same time you get the best classified advertising results that are obtainable In th southwest. mtll this notice i withdraws, dons' Meat Market will, during the business hours, honor orders for fresh beef from ministers or charitable or ganlzatlons in faro- of poor peopia We want to show you El Pan LEVY GROCERY CO. Undersell ALL Others. Neufchatel Cheese 10c Pirniento Cheese, glass 20c Club Cheese, glass 20c Roquefort Cheese, glass 20c Swiss Cheese, pound 40c N. Y.

Cream Cheese, pound 25c Longhorn Cheese, pound 25c Limburger Cheese, pound 25c Brick Cheese, pound 25c Edam Cheese, whole $1.25 Erbswurst, 2 for 25c All kinds of Kosher meats. 204-206 E. Overland St. Phones country where kafflr corn la the main crop. A NOTRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL knnwln wifferers of rhramstlsm.

whether nuimilir or of the Joints, seittlra. lumbago. hsekS'-h. p'n In the kidneys or neuralgia pslns. to write to hr for a home treatment whlrh has repeatedly rurM all of theoe tortures.

She fwls nr duty to send tt to all (offerers FRKf! Von rnre youmelf home tbouaandi will tentlfy no chsnge of cllmsTe heln B-mMry, Thin simple diiifovery hsn-Uli uric arid from the bvd. loosens th stiffened joints, purifies the blond, and brightens tb ere, elrlng elasticity and tone to the whole ST'tem. If the abort lntrta too. for proof address atrs. It.

ftummfra, itoi U. bam Visit, lad Hacks, Automobiles. Livery and Boarding. Phones 2-102. Greer TWO SEBIOrS ACCIDENTS REPORTED I ROM GALLCP Special la Tfit Timrt.

Gallup, N. Nov. I. Tom Bord-well is dead and Gus Thompson in the hospital here as the result of a runaway of a team they were driving at Chaves one day last week. In driving over the crossing they had to psss between the two pumps.

The animals they were driving were high-spirited and Just as they got on th crossing one of the exhausts starHl blowing. The animals became fright Mablpa. Freckled trout and channel cat fish at The MHrin Moat Company. makes best candies in the world. Ic Cullongh's, the eweetologist, Phone (38, PARK Mills Blag.

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