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EI- PASO HERALD 8 Tuesday, December 19, 1911 Asthma Catarrh. WHOOPING COOGH CHOUP BRONCHITIS COUGHS COLDS Kpga ESTABLISHED 18T9 A AafU, "eauneat tnm-chill mblo, vithoat dtxinj the Moataca with 4rep. TJted with mcccm for thirty yean. The air rendered atronfly aatueptie, huntred with eerr breath, naket brcilhioj eay, teofaes the sore threat, and nope the coogh.mariog rctu fsl BithU. Creaeleae i inrataablc to aotken frith children and a in to nfereri trea Attn ma.

Sead at coMat for deaoivtrre booklet. ALL DRUGGISTS. Try Creaeieae Ann-teprie Throat Tablets for the Irritated throat. They are aimple.rfeet-Ire aad astiaepde. Of oar AngfM or from as, ioc in ttaape.

Vapo Creooleie Co. 61 earn n. DEVELOPMENT CINTUT SIGNED QRNEWfiAILRDftD Shops, Roundhouse and G-en- Offices to Be at Pecos Pecos, Texas, Dec. IB. A.

contract has been signed here between JC J. president of the Panhandle, Pecos Gulf railway of Texas, and F. W. Johnson, Will P. Brady, J.

G. Love, J. W. Moore. R.

S. Johnson. T. Y. Casey, Sam Prewitt, W.

A. Hudson, A. Phillips and Jas. Goode, representing the city erf Pecos, by which the road was guaranteed a bonus of $75,040 under certain stipulations, for the building Into this city from "Texico or Tucumcari, N. bv way of Knowles, N.

The railroad Is to maintain shops, roundhouse and general offices in this city, and to be completed for a distance of 99 miles north from Pecos, in the vicinity of Knowles, N. by within 18 months. A preliminary bond of $1000 is provided In the contract to guarantee the raising of the bonus and compliance with the terms of it by M. J. Healy, representing the railroad.

The road Is projected between Pecos and Dawson Fields, Colorado, on the New Mexico-Colorado state line. The first construction is to occur between Pecos and Knowles, N. and the distance between the two towns, approximately 90 miles, is to be the first to be built, the time limit being 18 months. When this road is built It will give Pecos a larger number of railroad oat-lets than any city in Texas west of Fort Worth except El Paso, and will give the whole lower Pecos valley and the South Plains a new and more direct line to north Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas City. To RetHriM Peees Kxehange.

E. Stratton and Dean D. Clark, officials of the Tri-State Telephone company, with headquarters at Bl Paso, are In Pecos in connection with a vast amount of new development gwork about to be undertaken by this company, which includes practically the rebuilding of the exchange In this cHjr. on which work has been in progress for several months. The company also plans building a line from.

Pecos to carisoaa. N. there connecting with the company's Roswell-Denver line; connecting up with Dallas and Fort Worth Southwestern Telephone company's lines at Midland, and practically rebuilding the various small systems purchased in the Pecos valley and In the vicinity of Alpine and Marfa. An appropriation of more than has been made for this work, and for the first time in its history the Pe cos vallev will e-et direct telephone connections "with El Paso and north Texas. The work will be well under way within the next 60 to 90 days.

Te Boost Feces Valley. The Santa Fe railway Pecos valley lines announce the inauguration of a very extensive and costlyaadvertlsing campaign for the Pecos valley of Texas and New Mexico. The plan includes half page advertisements In tig maga-r'n: ouarter ppere ads in small city dailies In the middle westand classified ads in farm papers, to which Is included the regular advertising work of the "Earth" magazine, the regular trade and industrial paper of the Sant Fe system. Kxpres Company te Build. Officials of the Wells-Fargo Express company announce that they will construct their own building here, erecting one of concrete and brick and locating it on the Texas Pacific rightofway on First street.

The building will be built immediately adjoining the city park and the park will lie between the new station and the Wells-Fargo building. IMPROVEMENTS ARE PLANNED AT MIDLAND Midland, Texas. Dec. 19. A.

S. Whlt-tingtpn. superintendent of the Rio Grande division of the Texas Pacific Railroad company, made a thorough inspection of the yards and terminals at this point. Mr. Whittington stated that it was the intention of the Texas Pacific to spend considerable money In improving their property adjacent to the station at Midland.

New sidewalks will be laid around the station and other improvements made. THREE NEW HOUSES BUILT IN ALPINE Alpine, Texas, Dec 19. Mary P. Hall is building a new residence on the land which she recently purchased from W. F.

White, of ths place. The W. N. Gourley residence In the eastern part of town is progressing. Mr.

McCallnm is building another new rent house. Just south of the Alpine high school building. DOUGLAS PHYSICIAN TO VBD SBW YORK GIRL Douplas, Dec 19. Dr. J.

Tut-tle. chief of the local staff of physicians of the Copper Queen company, has left for NewTork, where he will wed Miss Rae, on December 27. The bride Is the sister of chief auditor Robert Rae of the Copper Queen, and has visited In Douglas for several seasons. A cleanup of the hoboes is in pro gress. Within the last "few days more than 20 have been gathered up.

given heavy sentences with alternatives of floating out of the city in 10 minutes. To attend the grand joyfest of the Democratic state central committee and the successful candidates, a number of Douglasites left for Phoenix. They were present at a banquet and Jubilee Monday which was turned into a party business meeting. Those who attended from here are D. F.

Jackson, state treasurer; A. W. Cole, corporation commissioner: A. Taylor and W. W.

StoralL state central committeeman: John Igo, R. B. Sims, and Clay Hankins of the county committee. Cheap aad cjolck development is only possible with Witte Gasoline Hoists and Chicago Pneumatic Gasoline Air Compressors and Hammer Drills. Carried in stock by H.

A. Carpenter lc exclusive southwestern distributors. 803 San Francisco street. El Paso. Texas.

rTTri TZtaP jan EL PASO PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN 01 CHRISTMAS EIIILHH1S Santa Claus Is Welcomed and Christmas Gifts Are Given to the Poor of Gity. Santa Claus visited the El "aso public schools Tuesday arid was entertained by the children and received with loud acclaim. Parents of the children attended many of the exercises. At some of the schools the children, following the custom of Thanksgiving, took presents for the poor and these are to be distributed through the charitable organizations of the city. Following are the programs rendered at the various schools: VILAS SCHOOL.

At the Vilas school on Tuesday afternoon the following program was given by the children of the various grades: First Grade. Song. "Santa Clans is Coming." Recitation, Ignaclo Cordova. Concert recitation, "Santa's Visit," by all. Song, "Santa's Helpers," by all.

Recitation, Margie Lou Love, "Christmas Gerald Ketcher-sld, Albert Murdoch, Nannie and Ruth Jaffa, Wm. Warren. Irrna Wolf, Sybil Johnson, Vera Parltn, Florence Fen- ley, Sarah Goodman, Thelma Ballln. Jeanle Monroe. Song, "Jolly dear old Santa Claus," by all.

Recitation, Eureka Ryan. Song, "Hark, I hear," by all children. Recitation, Genevieve BelL Song, "How we caught Santa," by class. Grade will have a Christmas tree, on which will be the presents the children have made for their parents. Second Grade.

Song. "A funny old man," class. Recitation, "When the reindeer were ill," Richard Croxton. Song. "Someone is coming tonight," class.

Recitation, "A Christmas wish," Annette Morse. Song, "Hurrah for Kris Single," class. Christmas acrostic. Edwin Williams, William Biriford, Walter Stevenson, William Bulger. Bruce Powers, Morris Parker, Esther Goodman, Osee Mulllns, Irvin Liles, Gladys Smith, Adallne Padgett Leta Smith, Pauline Sheffield, Terrell McKinxle.

Song, "Christmas bells," class Recitation, "Winter's gift," Lena Glnsburg. Song, "Hark, I hear," class. "The doll exhibit" French doll, Katherine Seamon; dancing doll. Marion Dunn: baby doll, Annette Morse; rag doll, Margaret Stevens; jumping jack. Clifford Irvin; Japanese doll, Margaret Laskin: Dinah.

Eleanor Larson. Song, "Santa's gifts," class Recitation. "Listen children." Edna Murdoch. "Santa Claus," class. Recitation, "Just before Christmas," Wm.

Bulger. Song. "If you're good," class. Distribution of souvenirs of Christmas time. Third Grade.

Song. "Santa Claus." room. Reading, "Tilly's Christmas," Douglas Ketchersld. Recitation, "Santa's failure," Hazel Duclo. "Christmas carol." room.

Recitation, "The best day of the year," Brice Schuller. Annie Snider, George Wanless. Recitation, "Three bad little boys," Rose Richards. Recitation. "The raggedy man," Sher-od Mengel.

Song, "Christmas bells," room. Fourth Grade, Song, "Santa Claus." Recitation, "December," Helen Beis-swenger. Recitation, "A message from Santa Claus," William Caples. Song, "A Christmas story," by grade. Recitation.

"Santa's secret," Gladys Booth. Recitation, "Oh! Santa Claus," Gertrude Filler. Song, ''Christmas," by grade. Recitation, "Kriss Kringle's surprise," Mary Breiten. Recitation, "Forgotten Poor Santa Claus," Freida Laskin.

Song, "Be merry," by children of grade. Recitation, "The night after Christmas." Frank Gillet Recitation, "Season's greetings," Freida Klpp. Fifth Grade. Christmas songs. A Christmas storiy, read by the teacher.

A grab bag for the class. Sixth Grade. Song, "Three kings." Recitation, "That glorious song of old," Frances Parker. "Christmas in other lands." countries represented by Elizabeth Beis-swenger, Jettie Fowler, Margaret Schuster, Julia Morse, Bernice Stiles, Mary Bryan, Ruth Spohr, Lillian Daily, Irene Robertson. Recitation, "The night after Christmas," Ashley Gillett Recitation, "A Christmas carol," Ruth Spohr.

Song, "Peace," by class. Play, "The Ruggles," from "The Christmas Carol Cast of characters Mrs. Ruggles, Emma Wanless; Peter Ruggles, Roland Goering; Sarah Maud Rnggles, Julia Morse; Susan Ruggles, Frances Mayer; Clement Ruggles, Edward Wlddas; Cornelius Ruggles, Carroll Stevens; Elly Ruggles, Elizabeth Biesswenger: Peoria Ruggles, Frances Parker; Kitty Ruggles, Alma Macom-ber; Larry Ruggles, Follett Song, "Jolly Christmas." SAX JACINTO SCHOOL. The children of San Jacinto school gave the following well arranged and pleasing program at the school Tuesday: Lew Eighth Grade. Fish pond of toys, followed by distribution of candy, fruit and nuts.

High and Low Seventh Grades. "Star Spangled Banner." All. "Jolly old St Nicholas." all. "Visit from St Nicholas," Ruth Sis-son. Song, six little girls.

Song, all. "Hiawatha," Longfellow. Bruce Gel-ger. "Over the river," song, alL "Santa Claus," Roy Willes. "Bed time," Edna Reed.

"Tick, Tock," song, all. "Sweet and low," Tennyson, Josephine Baird. "Oh. how we love to go," soag, all. "A funny old fellow," song, alL "Little boy blue," Stevenson, Milton Bone.

Memory verses by different ones. Other songs and "America," all High and Low Sixth Grade. Piscatorial contest Fiesta de manzanas, naranjas, dulces. Cantata de Criesmas. A short informal program, followed by the Christmas treat will be held in room seven of the high second and low third grades.

High and Low Fifth Grades. Recitation, Fernando Lacarra. Recitation. Luella Stansel. Reading.

Miss Kelly. Recitation, Emeline Dawson. Grab bag. High and Low Fourth Grades. Song.

"Autumn -winds," class. "Marian's dream," resltation. Olivette Rue. Somr "Christmas class. "Santa Claus." recitation, Alice Moul-ton.

"December," recitation, Blanche Lucas. Song. "Little Bethlehem." class. "Epaminowdas," a story acted by Doris Blake, Mary McCamant and Ernest Funk. "The castle of fortune," a story acted by the class.

Christmas tree. Low FoHrth Grade. Song, "Welcome merry Christmas." Recitation, of Christmas." Song, "In little Bethlehem." Recitation, "The Christmas tree. Recitation, 'JSanta's errand boy." Song, "Santa Claus." Recitation. "Two- letters." Song, "Hurrah for Christmas." Recitation, "The dear old tree.

Recitation, "The fruit Sbr me." "How we caught "Mother Goose" drill. Low Flrat Grade. "Little boy bubble," song, row "Sleep, baby, sleep," song, row "The sand man." Mary Happer. "Why do bells for Christmas ring?" low girls. Song, "Jolly old St Nicholas," low "When I'm in bed." David Price.

"True thanksgiving," Dan Arnell. "Rhyme," George McQueen. "Someone has been in the garden. Will Clayton. Song.

"Jackie Frost" low "What Christmas is," low boys. "The swing," Elmer Cross. Song, "'Twas once on a glad Christmas eve," low I. "A wish," Clarence Bloom. "I have a little shadow," R.

A. Brown. Song. "Jolly elves." by low Song. "Scamper little leaves, low "Message of Xmas," Annie Ballard- "Chrlstmas Bells, jsunice xowimwmu.

Song, "Fairy snowflakes," low I BEALL SCHOOL. The Misses Kate Adams and Wlnnl-fred Roe, teachers at the Beall school, entertained the pupils, parents and friends of their grades, respectively, high second and low third, with a ster-eopticon entertainment Friday afternoon and Monday afternoon. A small admission fee was charged to raise money for pictures for their rooms. IALAMO SCHOOL. Miss Maria Gallagher, principal and the several teachers of the Alamo school arranged a Christmas tree, the gifts being distributed Tuesday.

FRANKLIN SCHOOL. A Christmas tree and all that goes with it were prepared by. the-principal. Mrs. Eunice Payne, and the teachers of the Franklin school for the entertainment of the pupils Tuesday morning.

THE GIRLS' SCHOOL. The El Paso School for Girls will give a Christmas play at Keadrick hall, the parish house of St Clement's Episcopal church, Wednesday afternoon, December 20, at four oclock. to which all friends of the school are invited. The play and its cast follows: "Their ChrUtma A Christmas play for, children, in two acts, by Elsie Hobart Caste: Father Browne, Edwina Glenn; Mother Browne, Montine Klrkpatrick; Annt Jennie, Adeline Pendleton: Dick and Dot the little Brownes, Jane Burges, Ruth Hill; Jim and Polly, a newsboy and his -slsster. Helen Stewart Margaret Woodside: Mary, the nurse.

May Kranzthor; John, the man. Birdie Krupp; the little Blairs, Fay Peek, Anne Pitman, Mary Pitman; two little Grays, Ruth Schwartz, Car-He Adams; Sallie Lee, Ruth Rawlings; the cook's sister's children, Grace Brows, Alice Brown, Frances Brown; men. and women. Vonia Bray, Ruth Reed, Alice Brown, Dorothy Ormsbee, Birdie Krupp, Carrie Adams, Fay Peek; Santa Claus, Alice Myles. The whole school will sing Christmas carols between the acts of the play.

This annual Christmas play is planned chiefly for the intermediate department and given almost entirely by the younger girls with only a little help from the upper school. This year the older girls will celebrate the end of the term's work by a holiday dance, given Wednesday evenlns. bv the "Baker's Doim." at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Ormsbee, at the smelter. AOY SCHOOL. The following program was given Tuesday at the Aoy school, of which Miss Catherine Gorbatt is principal. High First Grade. Song "Who is it travels east and Recitation; "Edalgo" Josefina Ter- azas.

Recitation, "El Raton" Cruz Sepul-veda. Song. "Away in a Manger" Class. "The good old man" Luis Bahama. Recitation, "Love is bright sunshine" Edwardo Cabellro.

Song "The busy windmill" Class. Dialogue, "La Muger la Two girls. Song "The Xmas birds Beatriz Ortega. Recitation. "The little fir wee" Angel Salazar.

gong "Way up in the northland" Four boyssand four girls. Speech Esther was a good girl" Estherpiaz. Low Second Grade. Song, "Away in a manger" Class. "Merry Christmas to all," Angela Mendoza.

Esther Tsuralde and Elvira Rodriguez. "Sharing with others" Cruz Calero. "A Christmas son," Recitation Blosa Villalas. 'Tls Christmas all over the country" Song by class. morning stars" Recitation-Teresa Ramos.

"Christmas" Recitation Bessie Taylor, Juliets. Madrid, Bartoja Hein, Margarita Ramirez. "Hurrah for old Santa" Esther Ramirez. "Stockings" Renaldo Osorlo. "Welcome to Christmas" Song-Class.

"Few on Christmas day" Siriaco Rivera. "December" Raifaila VlHeta, High Second Grade. Song, "The first Xmas." Recitation, "Christmas." Song, "The Christmas manger hymn." Recitation, "Santa Claus." Story. "A Christmas ift" Recitation, "The Christmas Stocking." Recitation. "My Dolly's gift" Song, "In little Bethelhem." Song, "Welcome to Christmas." High Second and LowFoarth Grades, Song Class.

"Gifts for the king" Leonor Fierro. "The Xmas stocking" Angela Torres. "Overheard at Xmas" Francisco Preciado. "Poor Santa Claus" Felix Salas. Song "Class.

"La Nube La Flor" Hortensia Cristerna. "El Guerrero" Jesus Gutierrez. "Buying a Xmas stocking" Antonio Lopez. TJelen" Cruz Morouls. Song Class.

"Santa Claus" Maria Ltna Morones. "Ther Xmas dolly" Leonor Apodaca. "A little-child's mistake" Josefina Velo. Song Class. "Santa's cake" Agcencion Leal.

"El Mejor Diamante'- Mtfria Franco. "Merry Xmas" Alfonso Prieto. Song Felix Orguide, Hortensia Cris-terna, Maria Franco, Fernando Leal, Josefina Velo, Francisco Preciado. Rooms One and Eight Song "Funny old Santa" Class. Recitation "A December song" Class.

Song "Some one is coming" Class. Recitation "Christmas everywhere" Sons "Christmas bells" Class. Recitation "A plan" Miguel Berun-da. Recitation "The Christmas star" Roberto Paiz. Song "Away in the manger" Class.

Recitation "A Christmas pie" Closes Gardea. Recitation "Snow bunting" Elvira Biancas. Recitation "My Christmas stocking" Rajina Carillo. Recitation "Giving" Euphemla "Castoran. Recitation "What we djd" Ysidro Rioa Recitation "We thank thee" Class.

Recitation "What I did" Maria Rlos. Recitation "My Christmas stocking" Antonia Herrexa. Recitation "A puzzle" Bemetrio Song "Guard thy children" Class. Recitation "A past Christmas" Louis Avila. Recitation "A dilemma Jovlta 31-veira.

Recitation "Christmas" Clara Ramirez. Rooms 14 and IS. Song "Away in a manger" Rooms 18 and U. Recitation "A question" Edward Macias. Recitation "The oyes of the Xmas tree" Antonio Carey.

I Recitation "The Xmas tree" lill-berto Urrea, Song "The dustman" Four Girls Room H. Recitation Santa Claus" Pedro Madrid. Recitation "Sing a song of Xmas Jesus Qubia. Song "Go to be little children" Room. 18, Recitation "Dolly's stocking" Maria Herrera.

"A Christmas acrostic" Nine girls Room 14. Recitation "December" Antonio tMoran. Song "Turkey march" Rooms IS and 14. Recitation clap, clap, the hands" Baltozar Rosett Exercise "Santa's little helpers" Room 18. Recitation "Christmas" Benardo Fernandez.

Recitation "A time of cheer" Pablo Homo. gong, "Who Is it travelsr- itoom xo. "Christmas lullaby" Minnie Taylor and Guadalupe de la Rosa Roomvl4. Recitation "A Xmas wish; Jose, Song "Chrlstmes bells Room M4. gong "How we caught Santa Room 14.

Rooms IS and 17. Song "Looking for Santa Claus" Recitation "Christmas bells" DIo-nisia Lujan. Song 'In Northland" Gllberto Her-mandez. Recitation "A letter to Santa Claus" Vitoriano Garcia and Antonio Madrid. Song "Away In a manger" By Recitation 'Merry Christmas" By 14 children.

Song "Jingle bells'! By- class. Recitation in spanisn una Song "In Little Bethlehem" By Recitation "Christmas" Price Cooper. 6ong "The Christmas turkey" By Recitation The Christmas Story" Br four children. Song "America" By twr classes. Lew raid High Third Grades.

"Away in the manger" Song. The first Xmas" rHght children "Xmas Signs" Klght children. "Santa Claus" Xmas" Fifteen chll- dren. "Up tl the house-top" Song. "Santa Claus" Five children.

"The Xmas stocking" Luz Montoya. "Xmas" Four children. "Santa Claus" Song. Room 21. "Christmas" Song by girls.

"December" Recitation by Daniel Zubin. "Santa Claus" Song by room. "How Santa comes" Jose Jimlnez and Yabel Martinez. "Dear Xmas day" Song by room.v "Gifts for the king" Adela Bustlllas, Maria Valdez, Maria Venegas and Josefs Valdez. "A sad littte boy" By Tomas Car-reon.

"Jacky Frost" Song by room. "Overheard at Xms" iMargarJto Estrada, Merced Estrada, Annie Martin, Erlinda Payan, Soledad Osorlo. "Kris Kringle" Song by room. "I saved my cake for Santa" By Micaela Villegas. 'Christmas" Song by Jacob Cooper, Elidio Apodaca, Rofael Larrea, Jesus A Ua.

Lidia Zonzauas, Micaela Villegas. "Hurrah! aiurran" song Dy room. First Grade. Sone-. "Father We Thank Thee." Recitation.

"Welcome Friends," Ed-mundo Moreno. Recitation, "A Happy Christmas," Jose Arelanee Pascual Martel. Modesto Armendarez, Jose Navarro. Song. "Twinkle Stars," Miss Louise Hopper's room.

Recitation, "Grandma's Stocking," Maria Artllijo. Scrfcg, "The Wild Birds." Recitation, "Jugates," Adela Zubia. Recitation, "The Best Day," Maria Perez Lupe Perez, Leonor Lijan. Song, "Jack Frost" Mrs. Lily Howard's room.

Recitation. La Maraposa. Recitation. "Happy Days," Robert Delgado. Song.

"Little Bethlehem." Recitation, "Toys," Carlos CarbojaJ, German clap dance, eight girls from Mrs. Howard's room. Reading. "La Bandera iMachoola," Song "Jingle Bells." Recitation. "Santa's Coming," Con-suela, Francisco, Hanuel.

Antonio. Recitation, "Nativldad," Anita Baena. Song, "Away in a Manger." Recitation, "The First Christmas Gift," Bernadino, Eva Garay. Song "Jolly Old Saint Nicholas," Mrs. Howard's room.

Recitation, "Christmas Estela Delgado. Recitation, "The Christmas Child," Pedro. Recitation "Christmas Eve." Bemun-do Vljil, Adolpho Ramirez. Conception Roraos. Song, "Merry Christmas." SUXSBT SCHOOL.

The kindergarten' at tle Sunset school held Its Christmas entertainment Tuesday morning to which the parents and friends were Invited. As It is a little early for Santa Claus and the usual Christmas tree, a large wreath suspended from the celling, by strands of scarlet ribbon had been planned in its stead each small gift tied with tinsel -OMrds hung from the wreath. The little ones sang songs appropriate to the season, during the morning. LAMAR SCHOOL. The Lamar school kindergarten held a similar entertainment during the afternoon.

Mesa School. The following program was given by Consumption Anyone interested in the cure of Consumption should get one of the booklets telling of recoveries by the use of Eck-man's Alterative. Coughs, Stubborn Colds and Pneumonia may be the beginning of more serious troubles Eckman's Alterative is the effective remedy. Read Mr. Kana-ly's statement: Saratoga, N.

Y. "Gentlemen: For five or six years I was troubled with cough and expectoration. I also had a high fever. My case was declared Consumption by my physician. I was given Cod Liver OH, Creasste and other medicines, all without benefit "At Christmas time, 1906, I was not expected to live.

Calling Dr. R. H. McCarthy, he advised the use of Eckman's Alterative, which I took with excellent results and was entirely cured. "During the past year I have gained 15 lbs.

I go out in all weathers and have had no cough or cold whatever. I give these facts to encourage others to use Eckman's Alterative." (Signed Affidavit) JAS. W. KANALY. Eckman's Alterative is effective in Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat and Lung Tronbles, and In upbuHdlng the Rystem.

Does not contain poisons. opiates or habit-forming drugs. For sale hy Kellv Pollard, Knoblauch Prusr Co Peoi Prug Store, and other leading druggists. Ask for booklet of cured cose and write to Eckman Laboratorv Philadelphia, Pa, for additional evdence. the pupils of Mesa school Tuesday: Low First Grade.

Song, by school, prayer. Song, "Oh often you will meet" hy schoooL Recitation, "Merry Xmas," Robert Denmon. Recitation, "Dolly's Xmas present" Lillian Forman. Recitation, "Chrlatniae, Jennie V. Jackson.

Recitation. Mary Hawley. Song, "Santa is coming soon," by school. Recitation, "Santa's mistake," Fern Holloway. Recitation, "Santa's Stocking," Veda Johnston.

Twentieth century Xmas tret by a numoer oi cnuaren. i recitation, -saniav jriorence ivingery. Recitation Gerald Worcester. Song, "If you're good," Alma. Preston.

Recitation, "Santa comes," Ethel Johnston. Recitation, "Papa's and mamma's presents?" Ada Smith. Song. "Jolly old St Nicholas," school. Recitation.

"Christmas thoughts," Gayle Horton. Song, "Sleep, baby sleep" girJs. Recitation, "Christmas trees la the forest" Barbara Groablatt Song, "Away In the manger," schooL High First Grade. Song, "Away In the manger." by school. Recitation, "A note to Santa," Hlnton Mcintosh.

Recitation. "The Christmas treej" Laverne Worster. Recitation, "When Santa Claus cpmes," Arthur Hill. Song, "Christmas day," by school. Recitation, I were Santa," Margaret Spence.

Recitation. "Jolly Santa," Helen Johnson. DrrlL by six little girls. Recitation, "If you are good." Wilton Conway. Song, by 10 boys.

Recitation, "Christmas time," by Maxlne Hamilton. Recitation. "Happy December," Dorothy Morehead. Recitation, "What we do Xmas." Norman Hamilton, Hlnton Mcintosh and J. C.

Holford. Drill, "Our cooks," by nine boys. Recitation. "A letter to Santa," Cecil Romero. Recitation.

"Christmas fun," Jesse Rlnkley. Song. "Goodby." by school. Low Second Grade. Recitation.

"Welcome." Leroy Den-man. Recitation, "December," Jessie Som-mera. Song. December." Recitation. "Oriole's nest Edgar Cbew- Recitation, "Buying a Xmas stocking." Margaret McCarthy.

Song. "Merry Xmas bells." Recitation, "Xmas bells." Helen Kltt Recitation. "Thje Christ child," Agnes Morrill, 1 Son. "Away lnlthe manger. Recitation.

"Is she you?" Nellie Johnston. Recitation, "Holly and mistletoe. Opal Benton. Song. "Carol." Recitation.

"As queer a girl," Anna Bell Gray. Recitation. "Poor Santa," Eddie Het tinger. Recitation, "Sly Santa," Annie- PozlL Recitation, "The best man," Richard Ffhley. Song, Someone is coming.

Recitation. "If Santa should stumble, Florence Rogers. Recitation. "Telegram to Santa," Edward Meagher. Recitation.

"Presents to mamma and papa," Mary Campbell. "Song. "Santa is coming. Recitation, W. and Harriet" Recitation, "A Xmas ship," Joe Am-stater.

Song. "Jolly old St Nick." Recitation, "Toys in a stocking. Joe Horton. Recitation. "Wood folk." Caroline.

Song. "Tell me what you have for me." Recitation, "Modern Xmas wish, Rollin Burr. r. Recitation, "Telephone wish. Sam Miller.

Song, "Shine out oh blessed star. i High Second and Low uraaea. Song, "Someone is coming tonight, school. a Christmas stocking, Mary Sims. "Playing Santa Claus." William Merchant Kitty's Christinas," Mary Powers.

"Santa Clans is no myth," Molette Sawyers, Alfred Uhlig, Cordelia Kerr. Alien Haile. "A present for mamma, Nellie Campbell. "A little boy's Christmas wish, Fleming Page. "Santa's Weigh," Philip Pollock.

"A grown up Santa Claus," Francis Wernet. "A for Santa," Blanche Long: "The old and new dolls," Mary Sims and Anna O'Neill. "Dick's modest wish." Harry McGln- "Papa's and mamma's Christmas," Anna O'Neill. "Christmas gifts." Florida Brewer. "A Christmas tree." Fred Cox.

"A Christmas lgame," Elisabeth Spence. "A queer Christmas," Faullne Eck. "What we see on Christmas eve, Glen Lee. "A letter to Santa Claus." Mary Sims. "Dolly's present" Elllta Moss.

Play, "A surprise for Santa Claus." Santa Claus, Dan White, jr. The mischievous boy, Tom Johnson. Happy children. Alfred Uhltg. William Merchant Elllta Moss, Elizabeth Spence, Glen Lee, Blanche Long, Annabel Stewart, Ethel Colbath, Molette Sawyers, George Conway, Rrmlla Pe-ralto, Irene Morrison, Nellie Davis, Ira Pells Trotter.

Low and nigh Third Grades. Christmas song, class. Recitation, "Early Christmas shopping," Lucille Carpenter. Recitation, "Norwegian Christmas cheer." Fred Tarango, Richard Stevens, Delmer Bennett. Recitation.

'Santa's telephone," Kath- alaa POWfirS. Song, "Away in the manger," Gladys Pyeatt Ruth Pickets, Marshall Baker, Thresa Toma O'Keeffe. Leila Russell. William Aguirre. Muriel Wel-ker, Leroy Hill.

Ruth Dewey, Mildred Land on. Recitation. "Happy Christinas morn," Eddie Wales. Recitation, "Christmas," Nathan Po-zll. Recitation, "The eve of Christmas." Minnie Silverman.

Recitation. "The Christmas wish," Lewis Springer. Song. "Merry Christmas time." Ruth Jackson, Roy Scot ten. Leona Burroughs, Louis Bounds, Pearl Rehrig, Bessie May Levy, Harriett Durgin.

Lorene Settle. Catherine Clifford. Lucille Stevens, John Hill, Leslie Winn. Recitation. "Santa Claus," Paschall Boyer.

Recitation. Griffith. Recitation, Reading, Cassens. "Christmas," Katherine Mayo Hamilton. "Christmas eve." Lovett Song, class.

Low Fourth Grade. Song. 'Santa Claus," Pupils. "What did Santa do?" Adallne Bow-den. "December." May Bell Long.

"Christmas." Helen Nail. Song. "Kris Kringle," pupils. 'Santa Claus," Marguerite Hughes. "Forgotten poor Santa Claus," Mary O'Brien.

"My friends," Pearl Gllliland. Song. "Welcome Xmas." pupils. Santa Claus, Ben Basher. 'The shiniest time." Lucille "Thp Christmas tree wood." Safford.

Ayers. Bessie "In little Bethlehem." pupils. Song, "We thank thee," pupils. High Fourth Grade. Song, "The first Christmas," by room.

Recitation. "Last Christmas." Isidor Grosshlatt. Recitation, "Early Christmas morn- Afraid of Ghosts Many- people are afraid ol gnosis. Few people re afraid oi germs. Yet the gbost is a fancy and the germ a faot.

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M. Ing." Grace McVeigh. Reading. "The Christmas tree," Mar-jorie Pew. Song.

"Christmas." room Recitation. "Jes for FrankJBrbwiie. Recitation. V-Santa's helpers," Wanda Rogers. Recitation.

"A foolish little dandelion." Bernice Iverson. Song, "Christmas song;" by room. Recitation, "Christmas bells," Lavenia Knhn. Recitation, Soap the oppressors," nasKeu rorter. Reading, Sonrmers.

"Santa Clawrs agent" Leila wiiion, a teiepnone telephone Song. "Santa Claus," by room. Recitation, "When I am a boy," Rob ert Harvey. Recitation, "A message from Santa," Grace Johnson. Recitation.

"Playing Santa. Gladys Duncan. Clans." Wayne Recitation. "Just Hamilton. whistle." "ForgotteE Poor Santa Belle xtogers.

Reading, search for Santa Claus," by John O'NeaL Recitation. "Niarht hefom nhrltn" Winifred McCarthy. Recitattan. "Two little stockings." Ethel Amstater. Recitation.

"How Santa Claus same." by Rogers Johnson. 9 Recitation. "Christmas time." Hasel Berry. Reading. "The first Ella Haden.

HIGH. SCHOOL DINNER. The Sam Houston Debating society of the High school will give a dinner at the High school, complimentary to the seniors and football boys, Tuesday evening. An Inaugural address will be given by the president of the soeiety4 Rubert THINKS FINNY MeNAMARAS ARE WORKING ON GOLD FISH. Denver, Colo, Dec.

19. Finny Mc-Namaras are probably at work on the gold fish tribe in Colorado, according to an opinion of CoL James A. Shinn, state game and fish commissioner. Col. Shinn bases his theory of such a probability on a letter received from a Col orado woman.

"I just wonder what's the matter with my gold fish," he woman wrote to CoL Shinn. "They are Just as healthy and well fed as they can be. But lately they have been exploding. "They will swim around In the most sportive manner in their bowl and then suddenly they win come to the surface of the water, and pop. bang, explode into a thousand bits." ON EVERY HBKL TMKttW "Impure shoes cause more sickness and death than impure foods," says a noted St.

Louis physician. Shoes containing composition insoles, heels and counters cleverly hidden by the outside finish are impure shoes more dangerous than impure food. Many people innocently buy adulterated shoes and wear "them in tM rain and snow. Tbe result is wet fee, very aften followed by pneumonia, bronchitis, la grippe and DEATH. We' have made a consistent fight against adulterated shoes and have grown to be the largest shoe makers in existence, with 13 great factories and yearly sales of over 13 1-2 Million Dollars in onlv 13 vears." You should be as careful to buy pure shoes as vou are touy pure food.

Ask for and" insist upon having "Star Brand" shoes. The "Star" on the heel guarantees they are honestly made of pure leather. If your regular dealer does not sell "Star Brand" shoes it will pay you to change dealers. "STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER" adejHdy by tfosERTs, Johnson 1Snd ShoSCo. 13 Factories 1 can zaaaH id- I tbe so r.

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Send tor ursatrated booklet LIME 84 Olive St, St LoaU. Or Local Agent. SCHOOLS CLOSED; INSTITUTE IS HELD Outsiders Not Permitted to Take Part in Institute At Sanderson. Sanderson. Tex, Dec 19.

School haa closed for the holidays and will not reopen until the 2d of January. The Teachers' institute held its first day session Saturday and will continue until January 21. On account of t.were being hut one other school in this county, besides the Sand.rswn school it has been the custom of the teachers' to call upon outsiders to help them fill out their five days program, but this year they were not permitted to do so on account of the recent ruling of the superintendent of public teachers. The teachers in attendance are: Professor J. F.

Stephens. Mias Cora Allen. Miss Marguerite Basnett Miss flAoreia. I Spencer, Miss Minnie Belk. professor W.

uwuriej, iauss una toma ana Jirs. Earney. Melvin Slover is home or the holi'ias from San Antonio, where he is attending fcusmeFs colloge Rev. Mr. Weaver, of Alpine, the new pastor for the Sanderson church.

preached his first sermon Sunday morning. Miss Ethel Bodkin has left for San Antonio to spend the Christmas holidays with friends and relatives. There will be no public Christmas tree here this year, as la usually the case. Most every family will ha', their home tree Instead. SULPHUR PRODUCTION IN 1893 IN UNITHD STATES Washington.

D. Dec 2. A preliminary statement of the general results of the thirteenth census relative to mines producing sulphur, including tafcular summaries, was isned today The present census Is the first to publish the statistics of sulphur production separately. In 1949, the production in the United States amounted to tons, of which 239.000 tons, with a value of was marketed. The exports that year amounted to 37,142 tons with a value of $738,928, as against 30,589 tons imported.

The four mines reported In 1S09 were each operated by an Incorporated company. The capital invested amounted to $5,294,004. The four mines produced 274,000 Ions tons of sulphur, the estimated value which was $5,449,440. Of this amount 239.000 tons, with a value of $4,432,000 were marketed. Be Suite Your Shoes Are Pure Nothing yet kown can take the place of leather for making shoes that wear loojr and protect tbe feet.

so we are making uSfcar Brand" shoes of good, honest leather. Xo substi-tafces for leather are ever ued. Our business has feeen built up by making "Star Brand" shoes uniformly better than other -oes sold at the same price. And "Star Brand" shoes are made in 641 styles a shoe for every need. ST.

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