El Paso Times from El Paso, Texas • 5

-MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1912. FIVE EL PASO MORNING TIMES- PERSONAL MENTION LOCAL BREVITIES Don't Wait! The Gift For Men La Internacional Cigar mm Buy SMI Amos Wfe Presents i oaay 'l THE 1 INTERNATIONAL BOOK STORE Packed in Xmas Boxes KOHLBERG BROS. Makers EL PASO, TEXAS Can Supply Just What You Want Hundreds of Presents That Will Suit Your Purse STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING ('. Ky. of Kay's drug Hare, Is bar froai Dull for a few day.

Miss Delia Wulwork ti pending flit builds)' lu Kl I'sso, bating recently sr. rived fruui lailforala, wr sua I t. loading Kliuul. Felix Mil rt I ui liai yon to lu Pacific Cuatt tu pud tu holidays. Mia Urace Wlngo bai returned from Anaelr to apaud til holiday Willi her family.

ails Heba Elliott la In Kl I'aau to spend the holiday from Weatberfnri, where alio lia Iiiku attending school J. L. Ellsworth of llrtmlt, la la El Paso. He arrived yeatertlajr. Mis l.ncr Childress arrived Similar from Benton to remain tlireuxhout the holiday aeaaon rlaltlng with relatives.

I. Ii. Reagan arrived from San Francisco to attend the Juarei rueea for a few day. He Is a traveling salesman fur tbe International tnglne rouiusny. Harvey Hester of Dubuque, will at-teud to commercial Interests in the city throughout the week, lie arrived (Sunday.

After having spent several day visiting with friend In the Pa I'tty, H. (III. pert left Huuduy for point In llio east. M. Jnrvla departed yesterday for Tucson, to rem ii I tliroiignut tbo winter mouth.

Elmer Karnswortb arrived here yeater. day from Decatur. to remain indefinitely wltb relatives. Frank MelJee, formerly of till a city but now located lit tll.ibe, Is spending tbo holidays here with Ills mother. AMUSEMENTS (Advertisement.) CRAWFORD.

"Tboroa and Oranfe BloaMima." Dramatised froui the novel of "Thorns and Orange llloaaoina," will be presented by the Taylor company Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, nullities Wednesday. This Is the first time tills beautiful story has beeu stagi'd in Kl l'uso. IIII'POUKOMK MiATIMi KINK. Tonight will tie devoted lo Mr mas.

querude at this popular rink. I mil the hour of nine uo one will he admitted to the floor without being masked. This affair promises to be the best ever glmi in the city and will lie more fun than a box ef monkeys. Ten dollars In money will be given for prizes, besides tills, two boxes will be given by the manager of "The City," which appears at the Kl Pnsn Jan. 3, for the best dressed couple and to the most beautifully costumed woman present.

Hkatlng Tuesday and every nlgiit next week will be couple races for money prizes. Kntrees for these races will be received Motidny. TIIK I'OITUIl At DITOHU M. The electric sanding uiachiuc has put the Auditorium rlnli flour In perfect condition. It is a paradise for the hUutlug public The morning sessions are being well attended by the ladies, who are learning the art of skating free of charge, 'ientlemanly Instructors to assist nil.

The championship race of the southwest tonight between I'ecil Phillips aud Frank Xelaon, will be sensational and exciting. Admission price will not he advanced for this big happening. 10 cents general nd-luission. Come with tho crowd. l.VNCH AM) PHTl Those who bring their lunches are invited to eat them in the balcony of the Wigwam theatre while they watch the pictures.

The first show starts at noon and the pictures run continuously until 11 p. in. A good comedy, two dramas and a travelogue will be shown today. IXTKKXATIOXAI. FVF.NT Propose Joint Celebration of Peace Among Knglish People.

Asaociolei I'veas Hispalci, London, Uoo. 22. Few public, movements in Kngland have enlisted the approval and support of 8i large a number of prominent nu as the plan for a joint celebration of the one-hundredth anniversary of peace among English speaking people. The meeting at the Mansion House In London Wednesday over which Karl Grey, former governor genenl of Canada, presided, was the first public announcement of this project on this side of the Atlantic-One or the projects of the FIngiish committee Is the purchase of Kulgrave manor, the old home of the Washington family, which still is in good preservation. It is hoped also to place a bust of George Washington in Westminster Abbey.

Harry lirlttain, who la secretary of the Kngllsh branch of the Pilgrim's club, and a member of the executive comlttee of the peace centennary. will visit the I'nited State and Canada in January to muke ararngements with the over-seas or-gnUatWns the joint which will begin late In 1914. r. a. lir ajMfaliti ilnViiaiM'iiaf lirili' Iniff liktHitf Aif n'ff 'll tiiinll Kl Heather.

Kl I 'a so, Dec. TJ, lull. 6 p. ni. Highest temperature, last hour.

NI; lowaat temperature, last SI4 boura, ST I rainfall, lml 'ii hour, rlvtr gauge, i lu Dr. Ebert, II 111 Mills Bldg The Owl Caf. new rranag e.nnt, beat ef tervlc. tUVi San Antonio St. AompU Foallloa Har.

Ncal 8kearuiau, formerly of Roswell, N. 11.. ha aceepled a posit I. with the II. Lesluaky Cuniuilaslou company chief raahlei.

Mr. Hhrariuso wit formerly con nected wltb tbe Valley Fruit Hturag oouipauy of huswell. OLD JORDAN, "That good Tlasa Buffet. HoberH Hannar Hldg. Free Hot Hnaal Heef at lllo Grand Buffet, tiaaement of lllo Grande Valley bank.

A 11. prlp. fteed alaaars, (ice Segall, 230 Meaa. Dr. Mayflrld, 74 Coinerolo, Juarea.

Dr. Hawllag removed to suite 404 Roberta-banner llldg. Practice Urn Ited to obstotiics and dlaeases of children. Iiidxe JfM'kxun llrtiirns. Judge I urn Jackson of the 'I'lilriy fourth district eourt, returned yesterday afternoon from au Horn, where he and his court attaches have been for the past week holding Hie regular winter term of district court.

(libera to return In company with Judge Jackson were Joseph Nealon, rii-trUt attorney, and the official court stenographer. Needing Classes Bee Dr. Horton with Foster Jeweler, Herald Bldg Dr. Nellie 10. Sntlcrlee removed from Am.

U. Hldg. to 111 Mills Hldg Fine Weather ar Hunting. Local nlin rods took advantage yesterday of tbe snow went her to hunt ducks on near-by atreama and water holes. A number of hunters motored out In the "we small hours' 'of tbe iiiitrnlug and returned with buntings bags well filled.

others took trnlns to hunting places, All report water fowl as being plentiful. Dr. Klrla, diseases of lungs, stomach, Intestines, Hoticrts-Hunner Hldg. Dr. Garrett, Stomach and Intestines.

Dr. Jamleaon, diseases at kidneys, bladder, rectum, skin. 618 Mills llldg. Dr Hoblnaon. diseases of children and obstetrics, tl.1 Huberts llannir Hldg.

Train Will Arrive Hour Karllcr A change In the arrival time of tnuu No. 10 on the Sunset Hues went Into effect yesterday. On the new time card the train will arrive fnun the west nt o'clock In the evening Instead of 0 o'clock. Next Sunday a change In the lo-pnrture boiir of tbe train will also be made, the train leaving for the east an hour earlier. Imported bter on draught at tho tie in.

Dr. Paget, dentist, Rob. A Pan. Hldg. Dr.

A. T. Dtllt, Osteopathic Infirmary, Dr. Ira Collins, phlslclan In chief; Dr. Amelia Burk, Dr.

(Ji ace Parker, Dr. Paul It. Collins, consulting physician. 201 W. Missouri St.

Menstor Fall Today. Senator A. It. Fall Is expected lo arrive In Kl Paso today on bis way from WukIi-Ingtiiu, l. to Three Hirers, N.

lo spend Christinas. His family Is now in Kl Paso aud will accompany him to his Neiv Mexican home. The swellest bar In town, goods at the Gem. Finest Join the Cactus Club. F-.

lirauae, AichltecL lloom 18, Morgan fildg. Dr. Anna Peum. Buckler Bldg. Dr.

Junes, Font Sperlnllat, Mills Hldg. Dr. Cameron. Dentist. 2:8 Mesa Ave.

Oreitnn tiroeerj', K05 Ore. Phone, 1721. Kverythlng In groceries. Prompt delivery. No Hull I lirht Vmlerday.

Inclement wenlher put a slop to the cus-tomury bull ftyhi ai Juarea yesterday nftcrno'Oi. The Pull ring was too mmbly I to permit the ''toreadors" pf work. Ilow-jiver, cock fiirlit, nr rother coi-k fights, I Were pulled off lu the JllMiee cik pit Hlul i held twny the in-enler pan of the after-' iim. n. despite the snow norm and euid ueut her.

I The -Harvard" Piano. Mas been sold in Kl Paso continuously for the past 16 year This Is conclusive proof that It has great merits and stands this awfully dry'" climate absolutely. Hole Agents: IT Pawi I 'in no Co. Opp. Elks' Home.

hrintma shopper Heareheii. An unusually lurge nnnilier of Aineri. ,10 Christmas ahiHipers to Jiiare were naked yesterday nfleriieon to step riff tie street inrs and into the luiniigriillnii office at the Kant.i I'e bridge and st mid aeareb for -l'T'- Hie which was not epeiily ileclared. The tin- and safkst oistkivs in MHKKT. GROCERY 4 FOUR IRE DAYS GIVEN 10 ARGUMENT CASK OK AI.LI'.4;K1 DYNAMITE t'ONSPIKATOKS KXI'IrXTKl TO KEACU I'll ON ITIIDAV Amsutiated Press Dispatch, Indianapolis, Dec.

22. Four mora days of argument will confront the jury when the dynamite conspiracy trial in resumed tomorrow. One and one half days remain for the defense of the forty men on trial In whose behalf Senator Kern and William N. Harding will speak. Two and one half days will be used by District Attorney Miller.

Christmas day the government will be In the midst of its argument. It is expected that Judge Anderson's charge to the jury will begin by next Friday morning. The court already has stated that the law bearing on the conspiracy charges will be set forth clearly and that the jurors will be instructed Just what evidence to apply to certain defendants. Both Senator Kern and Mr. Harding said they will speak particularly in behalf of Olaf A.

Tveitmoe and Kugene A. Clancy, San Francisco, who are accused of violating the federal statutes regulating the transportation of explosives in connection with the explosion at Los Angeles. at janina. IjiKiigcnicnt Ik'Uvwn (irecks and Turks Imported Severe. t'onstantinoplo, Dec.

2.1 The fighting before Janina is reported very severe. I'javld Pasha, commander of the seventh army corps who joined Kssad l'axha with the remnant of the lion-astir forces has been killed with his chief of staff. The arrival of re-inforcements from Janina Sunday changed the fortune of the Turks who drove the Greeks back in the direction of Loros. The losses on both sides were heavy. AUTO LIVERY CO.

319 Myrtle. Nice 7 passenger ears for hire, liny and night service. $.1.00 per hour. Plume 510. uppj nitt jii I ltvl DENTISTS! 3 Have your teeth examined i ana rt-juurcu uy dentists, oas given, mcra reasonable.

1 Byers Byers 203 Trust Hldg. rhono 537. sVaa lik'nan'mra 'mi ODOM'8 TRANSFER, BAGGAGE AXD MOV1XG Shipping, Storage and PaekiEtT of Att Kinds of Goods. City office with El Paso Trunk Factory, opp. P.

O. north side of Plaza. Pell Phone 1064. Auto Phone 1866 We Mova Pianos. El Paao, Texas Night School COLES BUILDING P.

MuIJin, P-ec Automobiles for Hire1 Phone 8-7-7 We have the only Taxicahs, IJmotisineg and the 7-paa-senger touring cars for tS.OO. HOTEL TAXICAB A ACTO CO. O. C. CIUSMOH, Mgr.

"ffice Pno del Norte. RELEASE SUSPECTS TWO OF THE PIUSOXKIIS TIUX-ED IjOO.SE OX ACCOUNT OF LACK OF EVIDKXCE Associated Press Dispatch, Chicago, Dec. 22. The murder of J. H.

Logue, the diamond merchant found shot, stabbed, slashed and burned with add in hia office here Friday, today took its place as a mystery along with tho recent murder of Mrs. Kraft. Captain llalpin of the Chicago detective bureau today ordered the release of two of the suspects taken In connection with the crime and admitted that he had no evidence to connect the other five with Logue's death. Captain Halpln also hus abandoned hope of connecting the three men and two women still held with tho recent highway robberies by "auto bandits" here. They are held for possible federal action because of the packages of parcels post stamps found In the flat where the arrests were made.

Members of a different band of criminals are sought. The police are looking for Gertie Friable as the mysterious "Gertie" who was a frequent visitor to the diamond merchant's office. Gertie Friable was a well known character here who disappeared a few ago when her sweetheart, "Eddie" Tate, a notorious safo blower, was sentenced to a term in prison. Tate recently was released and a short time ago Gertie Krlsbie re-appeared here with every evidence of prosperity, including many diamonds. The police are satisfied she is tho "Gertie" who visited Loffue.

"Eddie" Tate is said to have returned to Chicago. Willie Gilhooley. a diamond thief and expert criminal of international reputation, is the third member of the band the police are seeking. Peautlful Navajo blankets going fast with 25 per cent discount at Kline's Curio shop, Little Plaza. GENERAL KOSALIE JONES.

With Four Suffragettes Steadily Marching on New York Capital, Poughkeepsie, N. Dec. 22. With its marching forces augmented hy another private. "General" Rosalie Jones' little army of suffragettes continued the march today to Albany.

The new member of the army Is Miss Gladys Coursen, of Rhlnebeck, who will "stick through" she says, "until the state capital is reached." The suffragettes, now numbering five, left Poughkeepsie escorted by a number of local supporters of the cause. Many witnessed the departure of the part" and one young woman on the curb yelled "what do you think you are doing?" "General" Jones turned about and replied: "We are trying to help your future," and amid the applause of the crowd, continued on the way. At Jihineberk the puffragettes made several addresses and attended church In the evening. Did you say -t yon needed Go to Kolle's, 310 Mesa. flowers? 1'ECOS VALLEY OKt'lIAKDS.

More Than Thousand Acres to Iws i'lauM'd in KowU tai'tioii. P.oswel!. X. IVc. 22.

More than 100,000 apple, pear and peach trees will be planted this winter and next spring aeei.nllng to It. F. Cruse, a local tree misery man. Fie hai himself enough for "'00 acres; others have as mm-h and even more. Wyatt Johnson, another nursery man, says he has one tract of 109 acres.

The trrijcater farms company people will plant 16,000 trees. Mr Cruse says there will ho planted 10,000 trees In one tract near Carlsbad. There will be 10,000 peach trees planted around the immediate vicinity of Roswell. Several hundred pear frees will he planted around here but It Is mostly in small quantities; not. as a commercial crop particularly.

The nursery men state that there is a great demand this year for the California sort of grapes. No other enterprise would brine so many people, furnih employment for so mu labor or put into channels of business so much mony as a co'-ton mill, and El Paso is l'wiirg money every day that she is without a cotton mill. Kxtra'Tdirary discount still going on at Kline's Curio Shop. Little Plaxa. Go to Kolle's.

"Iff for your (Xmas plants, holly and noily- reaths. ure in Pecos and Hecvcs ('minly ami was one of the best knmwi ciilsiens of tho county. Ills death, coming as did, shock. .1 I lie dry. Jack lilies moved to the county several years ugu and bos boriu- a favorable reputation as a law-abiding ciil Ken.

He is a farmer of ability and iH popular. SPI IL SPAMMI Drill i-icned at Sheldon Cafe. My entire business established for 20 years is lor Mile mi reus ilib- tt mis. Arthur A. Kline, Little Automobilists Our la chrta nervier li fin f'ti Ht i (11 i roo tn VU fonkid rnfH'a Cftrfiil service.

L'rinKi uf all kind. Lone Star Inn On tbe 'fiiiny loinit from F-1 I'aao. TO DINE EAT AT The Newest and Heat CLUB HOUSE CAFE Frank Poy am. Hob dang. Propa 0 k.l.

I'ASO ST. ROYAL RESTAURANT SIM LV nl'IAI Ii l-'ree elni rv Wit Inn I netil ltd Me, 1, mil Kl IS I Phone 1121. 2: I ilcrbiud. migration officers say they have lu-eii busy nllh such work of hue, owing to the Christina shopping done lu Juurex. Itnllrwad offices Open CUy ticket offices of the railroads running through Ii 1'aao were open for business yesterday because of the increase of passenger traffic on account uf the Christ-mas rales.

ctuxTV Tom Tucker Shot by 1'nninT Tliiiixlay Xcur riN. Lust Pecos, Texas, Dec. 22 Tom Tucker, County Commissioner and old time resident of this section whs shot and killed Thursday morning at bis ranch located about twelve miles north of this city. The killing occurred at about 10 o'clock In the morning. W.

(Jack) lilies, a farmer In the Irrigated vulley below the Tucker ranch, did the shooting and surrendered himself to Hheriff Harrison In this city Thursday, after which he was placed In Jail awaiting Inquest and examination, which occurred yesterday morning. Tucker was shot with single barrel shotgun, the gun being fired twice imd the uliot entered Ills light slip-, working through the muscles Into the breast, causing Ills death. He lived but a short time after being shot. Tom Tucker has been a notable fig WHERE American Dairy Lunch Roberts Banner Itlrlg. and Pest.

Try our Special. Itllllnta' Oyaler I -oaf. TAKK (l SB HOME. i-LOKjbCE CAFE 209 Texas St, Fesl Meals in ihc City. ertei' lulled lilhcs as Ordered Short Orders all hours, day or nisjht Yie Foy.

Proprietor. I CANDY SPECIAL GET IT FOR CHRISTMAS Italian Creams ith Xuts 15c Lb. Saturday Only "I'lilluw llif Cr vl" Hie Elite Confectionery I'm. and Texas. Blue Prints 3c -SQL'ARl: K)() I 1:1 Paso Blue Print Co.

iiiti San AiiKHilo St, llolli Phnlies "'i ImproMMve C0MTRUCTI0N Stationery at Kin A I'rlcei Sold Only by I0KD Rio Grande Printing Co. Sail Antonio Street Ciistom Assay Office iiiiichi.it (iufi iaa(ra to Hoghea f'rltehatt AmmiT benilKtn 1 1 raiata, Al.l IS Kilt liltK MIII'PKH. 21U Snn I'ranelaeo SI. Hell lloiti" S34 Aillu. I'lioiie 1394.

Dr. Smith, Specialist Skin. I.tv or. KM tiey and HI-i'M- Dim .1 Modern l''o 'P oiteii! fl'T S.i 11 Antnnln St I i lilt- vtoi MKf for sale or rent. tool elntrKliia hat-li-rlc 'lr Kjoeialtv.

If-lepheue ItCtl Greer's Electric Garage Try Water Proof and Vt'r Proof KitoMi: ilk son: i.i:aiiii:u 1 or I ale at Enterprise Shoe Leather Co aifi Ae. hi ii.niNt;?" Then let us place A NIAGARA PYRAMID FiT.NA4.TK In that new home. ii. i st ii o. Jll-ul3 W.

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