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'if' THE WEEKLY HERALD, JANUARY 23, I9O8. ' J, THE WEEKLY HERALD Published weekly on Thurilayi at 616 Polk Stre&t, Amarlllo, Tela' I1T V. K. HOE8KN. Entered at tb Postofflco at 'Amar Ilia, Texas, a second class mall mat ter. Official Organ of City of Aoiarlllo an rotter County ADVERTISING RATK3. DUpUy 20 per Inch ch Insertion, Local 10c per Inch etch insertion. SUBSCRIPTION 11.00 PER YEAR. Th Herald will tense coming to you when your time expties union we are authorized to continue It. hhould any aubacrlber fall to re relv Th Herald regularly, pl.iase , 11 vise us at one ty cara or ii phone. gram are keener tY.an their desire for party success at the .polls next year. It must bo . remembered that the president doea not lack frlonds, either, and when the war cornea ou It la likely to be a lively one Indeed, contributing not a Utile to the gaiety of the nation. Anything will bo bet ter thnn tho lniiffraoln dnllneM which baa pervaded t ho do-nothing congress up to thla time. And out of the clANh of criticism and defense the people of the country are likely to get a good dal of Information and an Insight Into the truth which they may not posses at the present moment. Commoner. now. There U going to be plenty of money In the country after awhile. Ther, la going to be no much that It wilt not all find employment the high ratea of Interest. Tho mon ey In circulation hag been Increasod and the demands of business have been -decreased. ;1 Any errors reflecting upon the ' jbaracter, atandtng or reputation of my peraon, firm or corporation which may appear la the ccliimna of The Herald will Le gladly corrected upon Ita balng brought to lb at tention of tha publisher!. THURSDAY, JAN. jj, 1908 THE ALDKICH BILL, Here la the Aldrlch "aound money" gold 0)hIj plan of furnishing the peo ple with fiat shlnplaatera to do busi ness on. The present bank notea ar0 based on government fcond. The hanka hold about $600,000,000 of these bond. The people pay .an av erage of about thirty million an In tercut on thcae bonda, which Interest Soca to the banks. Th government give the bank $600,000, 000 In bank notea and th0 people pay an average of about forty mllllona to the banka for the lie,, of their notei to do business on. The government ha Aomo $240,1100,000 of money that It la not lining und It lota the banka have $250,000.0ofl more bank note (promise to pay) the banks to put up city and county and other bonda ua collectcral. and 'o pay the half of one per cent per month for Ita nac. And thla called "aound money" finance. Thla la also what the great financier! call "elastic cur rency." When thero la urgent do mand for money, and the. people ntuai have It no mutter what the ri.itea of Interest. thp bank bundlo up a lot of securities to the secretary of the treaaury at Washington, plank do their collateral, and thP "sound mon ey" printing; .presses are started to Kolng and the "elastic currency' Is ground out like auuaago, and the 'hank loan It to the people making tho dlfferenc0 between 6 per pent per annum what they pay the gov ernment and the price the borrower paya. When the "emergency" la over and the hnnka can't make any more money out of thP achorae they take the noteg back to Washington. Ret their gtock back and cloae up the deal. The word "elastic" la used be. cause It la a kind of currency that atrelchea out when the bankera want It stretched and nhrlnks up when they want It shrunk. Soma "special advertising" men are In our mldat In behalf of aome aort of a maguxlne that few, If any, hav, ever heard of. What have the publlaliera of tbla obscure publica tion ever done for the development of Amarlllo and the Panhandle that they ahoiild claim the right to filch your pockets? What men do they employ anj pay who'llve and spend tbelr money In Amarlllo? What en terprise have they championed and encouraged by their contributions? Is short, hy what right under the sun do i hey claim your patronage? Graft, pure and simple, and those who are duped toy thla "special ad vertising" game are simply fooled again. Amarlllo has been "bumped" thus In the past, but we doubt whether Amarlllo merchant are ready for another dose of "bump," :.V),UM IX ftlll.DIXGS. Two great Napoleon In finance, John H. Walsh and FrHz Augustus Helnze, are getting mighty cloae to the door "of the penitentiary. If the courta should happen to push them In and cloae the door what would be come of the "nation's honor" during their abaenre. It la really appalling when we consider how many great flnanrerB arp being sent to do time for little Indlacrepancleg and India-cretlons. Rev. Welidell. a Methodist min ister In St. Louis, preached a sermon last Sunday In which he aald the rich man la eligible to heaven and will not have to pass through the eye of a needle. Jle tool; the ground that C'hrlat did not mean what he said about the camel and the needle'a eye. H doea not think It necessary for a man to dlw ard hla wordly possession In order to reach the blissful hero after. It begins to look as If some people think the rich entitled to some consideration after all, Our esteemed fi-.end, Judge A. W. Callahan, ta once more editor of the Tulla, Swisher county, standard. There la not an abler or more ver atlle writer In Northwest Texas than Judge Callahan. Hla services are needed during tho present, era of Panhandle development, nro. Ferguson, who retires from lhe edi torial chair of the Standard, hna not Informed ua a to hi, future Inten tions. Under hla direction the Stand ard haa been an excellent weekly. "Not that we lovc Ferguson less, but that we love Callahan more." Walter Wcllman. Washington Cor. respondent for the Chicago Record Herald, sees trou'ble for the Repub lican party, m a dispatch to hla newspaper Mr. Wellman aaya: "War on the Roosevelt administration un der the gulao of various Inveatlga tlona Is to occupy good deal of tho attention of congress during the win ter. In thla interesting, If not Im portant, work, Republicans are to Join, more or leas, while glutting Democrats forward to takft the lend and do the heavy work. There may be aurprlae throughout the country t .,the fact that Renubllcaiis will help' discredit an administration of their own party, and that upon the eve of a presidential campaign. But facta are atubhorn things. There are plenty of Republicans In both branches of congress . whoa dislike of Roosevelt and desire to shy a rick at him and hi pollteal pro- The St. I la court of appeals has rendered a decision to the effect that the absence of an attorney from the court In which he haa business, and when he should be there to attend to It, and when hla absence delaya or Impedes th6 court's business, con atltuteg a contempt of court. An at torney at law la an officer of the court, and the court holds that It la 81 much Incumbent on him to attpnd the sitting of the cout when a caae In which he Is of counsel I on trial, and which trial cannot proceed in hla absence, as it i for the sheriff or the clerk of the court to be present. THE MEN W0 KNOW THE SUPERIOR , v IjniltM SLICKERS. SUITS ANDnATo arc tin men who have, put them to the hard est tests in tnt rough est weather. Get the original Tower Fish Brand made since 1636 D. Th decision of Judse Kohlaaal in the Culled States circuit court at Chicago, gives the government $400. 000 which was found In tho posses sion of Captain Oberlln Carter, the conspirator who with Messrs. Greene and Gaynor awlndle.,1 the government out of $700,000 In habor construc tion t Savannah, Ca. As Captain Carter haa served a torm In Leav enworth prison. mi ns hla "o-con-spiratorg Greere and Gaynor, arc now undergoing similar punlahment In an other prison, lover of Justice may f,el satisfied that in this particular cafi rascality haa been properly punished. To establish th fart that Amu rlllo Is atlll moving onward and that men of means "avo not lom any faith In her future, we need but point to tho buildings undor course of con atcctlon in Amarlllo at a cost .of $350,000. There may be doubting Thomases and some from Missouri. If they will but take th(, trouble they can convince themselves. Or if tliey so defile, it, let them come and we will show them. in the $350,0oo the Improvements of the Suqta I'o railroad aro not In eluded. The least, estimate places tlm coFt of tho latter at a quarter million dollars. ' Kven tho casual visitor in Ama rlllo Invariably remarks about tho tbrlght prospects for our city. John Sebastian, chief of tho passenger de partment of the Rock Island system, said to the writer whl!e In our city tho other day; "I am certa;nly aur prlncd to sco so large, progressive and up-to-date a city here. I am very glad we have a road into Ama -l 1 1 it ... ii, . - . run. , .vien iiae jir. senaRtian are observers, thinkers. Htude'nts of cur rent history. They have seen other towns In new countries grow and develop and they know that the his tory of the western country Is ever the same, a repetition of what they have ieen before. Amarlllo has passed her critical period. Investments in Amarlllo real estate are as alaplo na wheat In the mill, as gold In the bank. In six months from now men will too eager to pay more money for Ama rlllo renl estato than they are to day. What they hesltnt0 to invest In today (tbey will gladly seize and pay for a few months from now. The Hhrewd financier makes use of Just anch opportunities as are of ferd In Amarlllo now. HP looks attend, uses his Judgment and 'buys when others, less wise, are Inclined to sell. Of course it requires some opti mism, spme nerve t0 buy at a time when ooodltlons woulj seem to dic tate the oppoHlte. But the mld and Rcary seldom find themselves galn th. Risk based on good Judgment generally wins out. KM,SVt)FtTH TW'fCK COWICTKI). . 7 , l'.mu 11103 . UJU.M lHiUrf H luaiuu,! wiwi me ci mm, Debind prison wala this fiend In human form hall llv0 to be har aswed for life ith hla own damn abl0 thought. Tuejo be will art oer again and again the bloody tragedy In which he wu perhaps tho master sidrlt. Tlier ho will see day ii lid nglu the hacked and lined face of an lunucent hoy whom ho sent Into oternlly without grace or morcy. Thero ho will have tinie to think of the heartaches, the sorrow and desolation ho haa caused the near ami dear ones of hla victim. There ho will have time from now until his spirit Is called to Judgment to expiate If possible, for u deed that cries to Heaven Itself for ven geance, Tho general public Is not prone to condemn the Innocent. The pub lic was. desirous that Kllaworth should have a fair and impartial trial. Tho public knows hP ha bad two such trials and acqulacea In tho verdict JJ tboth Juries that Klla worth Is guilty. Further action now will mean ibut the law's delays and wasted tim0 aud effort. THi: li:.Ol ICMKXT IX SAN I RAN. CISCO. An Ohio river steamboat Is pre paring to start south from Louis ville, Ky., with a low that would load over twenty-ono mllea of freight cars. Photographs of that fleet could he uned to good effect as an argument In favor of Mlaslswippl rlv or Improvement. ' Tin: hi: :. kim.i: OF ( i iikiixt I'OIJ vich." A macadamized road to'i St, Iouis und KanaaH City wllconi pleted within two year. I ruc tion work will ho begun m-ng. Tha MUsourl leglalatiim lari ated $500,000 for the pui'iit Its last session. The road wllflxty feet wide. On Hh compl an other extending from norllmnih tliroutih the statu will l0 f'tuk-en. Tlu Sat urday. Kvenlne Tout of! Chicago report 110 deafroin rhlladMphla In its biM.e of Inst week i l,"umo"1" "U- 'l'"'H"' i prevaicut in .New voru 1 ns ton also. The l-st pree Is careful attention to the ncral If you have any money In hiding, do not bp afraid to bring It out. Tho storms are all over and th country la safe. Put the money back Into business. Let it earn something for you and help the world by beln? In Circulation wher it belongs. If you do not take this advice now, you will bo sorry later, for Interest rates are foing to come down. Yon can get Viher rates now than you win -be I ab1e to get in a few months -ora Twelve men, after due cousiucVT Hon of all evldence produced in the Klsworth murder case, have unanl moiifcly agreed that the accused is guilty. Tho Clarendon Jury which rendered it verdict Wednesday aft ernoon jvaa roniposod of'dlslnterest od, unprejudiced, fair-minded and Intelligent men. It la muted that only upon the kind of punishment to be Inflicted there was disagreement for a time. None of the Jury en tertained doubts as to Ellsworth's I nr. At the former trial of the same fellow, held In this city, twelve oth er men also found him guilty as charged. "Murder will out." Is an uui jver irue saying., i( the ehan of circumstantial evidence In tula case was strong enough and convincing enough to leave no doubt. In the minds of twentv-four aane-mlnded and unprejudiced men mat Misworth Is gulltv or mr.w he la .getting what he deserves, in fact the sentence may be called leu-lent. When we recall th cniesome. blooded, inhuman details of n, "laughter of Earle Dockray we shud der still at the thought that human namj could perform, so dastardly a deed; that' mind of man could con ceive so hellish a p0t. A mere (boy was robbed of all he possessed: hla -body stripped of ev ery vost!g of attire; hl face and body, hacked nnd hued beyond all recognition.' nnd to all intents and purposes his lifeless corps0 was left in an Isolated railroad yard. Tho boy never lived to tell the gruesome story of hla untimely death. The perpetrator or perpetrator, had done their dt'vllsh work well. The dead told no tale. But Justice will have lis turn. Such a foul deed could not toe al lowed t0 go unpunished. To ferret out the man or men who thus per petrated so gross a travesty on ali that Is human became the duty, t'ie Kacred pledfo of th custodians jf the law. They discharged that duty faithfully Bnd thoroughly. Twenty four men under oath huve eald Ella worth la guilty of the murder of Earle Dockray. we repeat, th0 pun- The doclslon of the district court of appeti! in Sn Francisco toy which j 80nrt f(.dtlltlons Mayor Scnmiti Is exculpated from thj crime of extortion Is hased upon a IokuI technicality, not upon a new version of the facts. Ab0 Rneff, it la conceded, did compej. the French restaiirams to pay hi m $5,000, which he divided with, th0 mayor. He did it by threat ening to prevent the proprietors from obtaining licenses to sell li quor. The decision says: Anyone has lh0 right to go be fore the tooard of police commis sioners, If that hody will hear him. and. object to the granting of licence to .sell llqnori to a person who Is keeping a place In violation of law. Hfl has tho right to threaten to do so. Ho would not Ibe morally Jus tified in obtaining money to Induce h Ira not to carry out his Ihreat, but If he did receive money under such circumstances ho would not come within the provisions or the statute. It Is necoBuary to crimes to allege that the act was unlawful. There is evidently necessity for an overhauling of the laws and ordi nances to conform them to modern conditions, if rogues I ke Uueff and Schmltz are to be prevented from taking advantage of artificial situa tion H In large cities for the pur-pone of committing legalized robbery and using part of tho proceeds for the purpose of bedeviling elections as a means of perpetuating their power and the opportunities which It confer. Henry Clews reports that tho ten dency of affairs in Wall street Is distinctly towards Improvement. Confidence is reviving and a much greater degree of recovery has al ready been established than could possibly have been foretold a month or six weks ago. This Improvement Is said by Mr. Clews to ibe almost entirely due to favorable develop ments, lit the monetary tdtuutlon. Tho premium on currency has finally dis appeared and rale for. time money are steadily decllnlug. Along With this movement there baa been a cor responding drop In rates for com mercial paper, the demand foi' which hua much improved, - print tho following pat editorial on ihe enthuslusmt?) so prevalent in th0 ranks of oiu frlondi, the en emy, over lli0 different irreproach able geulnicn who have been mcn tlond for the prudential nomination. "If ou Mhould call in a class of slxth-grado si hool hoys and Inform them that, as a reward of merit, they might ta!; their choice 'between a square of cardboard tastefully em broidered with the motto 'Home Sweet Homo.' ill green worsted, and a hymn book, you would see them exhibit all that boundless enthusiasm which now characterizes the Repub lican campaign for the presidency. " 'We, the Republicans of Judlana, In biennial love feast assembled. to Charlca W. Fairbanks, and turn to him for lead ership In tho pending presidential campaign,' et, cetera, et cetera. "A moment after this resolution was duly passed; Senator Heverld?e, In the chair, a wok,, with a start and saved himself In the nick of time from inquiring whether toreakfast was ready. "A gathering of faithful wheel horses In Pennsylvania or Illinois confidently presents tli0 name of that statesman. Philander Knox, or that sagacious leader, Joseph Cannon, and, when the Impassioned orator pauses to draw a breath, delegates may be heard taking tho opinions of their neighbors as to whether It Is likely to snow tomorrow, or what Is the best remedy for chilblain. ' "We learn that one discission which, in comparison with the gen eral tone, proceeded to a pitch that might fairly be called acrlmonlus the subject of the dispnto bcltiR whether Mr. Taft wclghod three hundred pounds or only two hundred and fifty. "Of course, the President la to blame. Aflc your slxthigrade boy, health, The tilings to 'to aed In particular are the excessive of alcohol, bad air, and cr0 to cold. ! "This Iuih been a grcaflter," says the Toledo Wade, "funning the ball games that ai"o tojlaycd next BUirinu'r," Tho St. Lolllohe Hemocrat notices; that , same cheerful prevlousness la ted 4n some of the national convey talk. Fire Ions In thp I'nlted tes of $2.47 per capita, and in if the largest European cotinirl'-ily 33 cents. Lack of oven ordir pre cautions in this country cxps the great difference. I Booth Tarklngton says lna his doublc that got drunk amtilpped the Indianapolis pollc,. fc. As talented a writer as Mr. TliiKton should have been able to rent a better story than that. ' Why can't Count nonl niTrlnre do Sagan settle their controy ami cably toy spitting nt a cracl General Prosperity Is ine sad dl0 again. Ho was worsxeared than hurt. credit. Texas, whltto bn l('"'l ,ig In rcceut years, dropped to sec olid place. There la much significance to the unusual amount of railroad building In' the Routh and Mouthwest of late, und It will later bo discovered that most of th0 cnturprlsea will bo embraced by larger systems and ''st of these converging at tho larger gulf porls. tho Importance, of which Is greatly enhandn,; with tho lirog ress of 'const ruction work on tho Panama canal. Not since. ante-beUuni days, when Mississippi river traffic was at Its zenith, lias thero .been nuch an uplift In the slate of Louisiana 1n th0 lines of commerce, Industry and railway construction, and the fame tremen doii force Is working throughout th0 South nnd Southwest. However, the area tent, momentum has not H 'been reached, and it may safely b predicted that tho portion of the country considered in this connection will bo first 10 r)'" cover from tho backset that haa been sustained bocaua,, of tho recent fi nancial panic. Tht. southern ami southwestern states nre falrlyy Puls ing with prosperity, due largely to iremeiidous farm crops and remark able recent development. A revival of trado and commerce Is already being felt, with Indications I hut the temporary halt will result In renewed impetus. Hereafter thero will be heavier Investment 1n west ern and southwestern enterprises re. suiting from au Indisputable loss of confidence, to a greater or less de gree, in eastern stocks. With a strong revival In Industrial und commercial conditions there la certain to bo renewed Interest In constructive -nterprlses, and a re sumption of railway building in this great field of opportunity may bo confidently expected Oklahoinan. Government need Hue. Many competent horsemcny. In favor of broadening tho cxlment now being niado "by this sonment in producing a better tyjift' car riage horses ko as to Indudevalry and artillery mounts, types ewhlch seem to bo passing Into (fuvor among horse breeders. j Just, now tbn call Is for a f-s of heavy drafters, aud more j this typo are being bred iby prlva per sons than any other (sort, alugh high-class carriage and Imcss while Jhc grand street parade Is etlU I horw, comnland nrnc-Innt pit to glluorlng by, w hat, is going to Imp- ,))a, ,bro(!(,DS nB mich lineiery pen th0 day atter the circus. Ills state or mind on that point will quite accurately correspond with the stale of mind of the rank nnd file of the Republican party, at thls writing as to who shall bo Theodore's succes sor," i An advertisement writer In poetry sl ruck town a few days uro n(1 result of his visit can be seen hy looking over this issue, of thc Index. Children index. Amarlllo has now fifteen miles of street car lines in operation. Tho wild and wooly w"ft l getting thero with both feet. Quanah Tribune-' Chief. ".-Ms Woman suffrage Is now recog nized In'Iduho, Wyoming, I'tap und Colorado. Kansas gives full muni cipal suffrage, and In lesser meas ure it is provided for In the Dakotas. Washington, Oregon, Oklahoma.v Michigan, Kentucky, Illinois, Ohio, Ithode Island, Vermont, Connecti cut, and Arizona. Women enjoy school anfl taxpnylng suffrage In New York, Delaware and Monta na, and In Louisiana and Iowa, tax paying suffrage. Encouraged by these accomplishments the equal suf fragists are preparing for a renew al of their campaign. Commercial failures in the United States during the year 1007, accord ing lo statistic) compiled by It. G, Dun & Co., were 11,725 In number and $107,385,225 In amount of de faulted liabilities. While This Is a considerable Increase over tho mer cantile mortality or the previous year, when there were 10.S62 fail ures for $119,201,515, It compares very favorably with most previous years as to number of failures, und Ihe amount Involved was much smaller than tn many prodding years ot special stress, notably 1896, 1S93. ISS4 and 187S. Manufactur ing failures were chiefly responsible for the Increase oer the previous years' losses. The tradlug record Is better than the overage for the Inst fh'e or six years, although losses were smaller In 1906 and 1905. A Morgan county, Mo., woman who does not Hve on a farm houcht $300 worth or furniture for her homo In 190" with her poultry and egg money. Her hom0 Is one of the best carpeted and furnished In the county and ''c did It all herself with her rhlekenn und eg?, and he lias no better advantages than other wo men. She Just ha,j tne industry, pa tience and Amnions of purpose to uccbmollsh tlt task. the Southwestern I'plift. The tota,i unmoor of mile of rail way line, built In the United State? last year , . was . o,730. Three-fifths of thla. mileage was constructed In the southern states. Louisiana lead ing with about 500 miles to her The treasury statement Just issued figures on the interest-bearing debt of the United Slates, at the close of business on Dec. 31, Inst, at $898, 210.050, showing n Increase for the year or about $60,000,000, due en tirely to the sale of Panama canal bonds and the certificates of Indebt edness Issued by Secretary Cortelyor to relieve the money stringency In November. On the other side of the ledger Is a surplus or $270,000,000 In the federal treasury, which. If It could be applied to the liquidation of the Indebtedness, would reduce the total to about about $628,000, 000 or to an amount less than the fundej debt of the cily of New York. henainr Stone of Missouri has in troduced In th? senale n "V III provid ing for ihe Ifsuance by railroad of transportation to newspaper pulflMi ers In return for advertising. The measure is intended as nn amend ment to the railroad law of the last version. It hna thc Indorsement of the National Editorial association, and the only proviso is that the transportation may be Issued at reg ular rates In return for advertising at regular ratea e '111 i."t:u lil uiung profitable If carried ou with per sistent purpose. Tile government has rolled a,ely In the past upon 1hn western riges for cavalry stock. A good da of roadster or saddlo sires, crofisd on tho native plains mares, has hHo l'ore developed colts with mud feet, hard legs, deep wind Hld m ina enough to stand campaigns, but fhe Introduction of tiutomdlcR hus cut off ,ne demand onco dat ing for this class of equin0 sick; sirns of the draft type have beeiput Into service, with tho result :hat the supply of horses In th( contry approaching the cavalry typ0ms been visibly curtailed. ' Should the government fonlude' to widen the scope of Its proven! ex perimentation In the matter of horse breeding, plenty of i pibllc lands could be secured for heeling farms. Many thousands of arcs In the foothills or the forest, ruerves afford Ideal sites. With Arabin or thoroughbred sires for crostlig on well selected range mares, a lock of cavalry remounts could b(. .;red that would be the envy of all ishcr governments, Across the w ater the breeders of cavalry horses uiflor government supervision Is amuinng large proportions. Italy, Krane, Germany and Austro-IIungary h:ye government furms where remounts are brpd, chiefly for staff office' use, though a limited number aro a( nually turned over for ge :eral ua In the cavalry. The first thrt named above have procured Arabliu sires, tho latter rellcH on Kngllsh. bred sires, nnd It is stated that sii general has become the use of the thoroughbred In Austria that every cavalry hon-e In the empire carries 50 to 75 per cent of thoroughbred blood, The breedln That men cnu get along without "influenco" or "pull" Is being proven every day. In tho Sixtieth congress there are at least twelve men wha have made their own 'way frm Iov erty and cHiscurlty, absolutely with out aid other than their own grit and brains. Locking about El Paso, th men who hold Cm power havo earned It themselves without any help. U rather hurts a man In th0. beginning to get thliiR by "pull"; tlm business world supccU he himself cannot be worth much. A man who has It In him to succeed usually begins 'by getting a foothold on account of hon est words and honest work. El Ta so llernld. ' t Asked to "Go Slow." Every business man in El Taso who has been approached ou the sub ject has written tho railroad com mission requesting that body to poet pone, at least until normal condi tions shall havp bc"n restored, tho enforcement of the reduced passenger rates. They tako the broad ground that the enforcement now would nut only add to tbe burdens and embar rassment of the railroads tho enter prises which have suffered nio.it on account of th, panicbut would re sult 'n damage to all the business In terests of El rnso. H we wish to s"o Texas soon 'he come tho Greater Texas, to sen her waste plaoeg built up, and her land occupied and her resource develop ed, all enterprises that brln.jr people and money and activity Into her bor ders and Into her business life must, be encouraged nnd given at least a square deal, Nothing could Hie mor,. directly harmful to the Interests of El Paso nnd of Texas, (ban a tboiislitleKS net. on th0 part of those charged with the enforcement or laws or the mak ing of nny regulations for tb con trol of her industries. There Is grave danger of the crippling of freight nnd passenger , business Into El Taso of i national type(.non1(1 n,, r0m mission In this time of carriage ho;ses la commendable, nf depression and comparative stag hut the time may come when good lultinl), enf,,, ,.,, u,P VlvtM, ron cavalry mounts may be a large nsset . .v.i,,, nPrrn.rv for the trnnsnor- ln th0 life of Worth Uecord. the nation. Fort An Oklahoma man met with polit ical disaster at the end of a cam paign for a scat in the legislature because he wore a hig-h linen collar. Thun, as a professional humorist points out, we ee that even a high coTlar will not prevent, a man from getting It In the neck. tatlnn llupf, to cut drwn trains and train service In a sill further effort, lo hiing exDonsea wl bin receipts. I'l Pnfo New. A, T). Allen, who lias been nTte- sentlnjr tbe Tnternnt'onal Vending MaiilnP company here for several weeks, left yesterday for Lawton. Oklahoma, to look Rrter business there. 1 ,m !'