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EL PASO HERALD
Saturday July 15, 1911.
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STftTtON PftBKED
Mi-mbres Yalley to Be Rep-
Tesented at Development
Conferene.
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The . Herald's agent In Dem
lng1 Is C. C. Rogers, room 1,
Deckert building, telephone 213.
The Herald -will De delivered
to all .parts of the city same
night of publication, at 60 cents
per month.
THE
"New" Tent & Awning People
. THAT'S US.
PROMPT SERVICE. SQUARE METHODS.
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Deming, N. M., July 15. Supt. J. H.
Dyer, of the Southern Pacific, has writ
ten the chamber of commerce that he
expects to be in Deming within the
iext 10 days and will arrange to go j
over the subject of parking the com- j
pany's right of way, opposite the union j
station nere.
Dr. I. E. Keller and wife, of Pitts
"burg, Pa., have arrived here and will
make Deming their home.
The chamber of commerce, at a meee
ing held this week, designated Willard
E. Holt as its official representative
at the New Mexico Development confer
ence, to be held at Mountainalr on
August 5. This New Mexico Develop
ment conference is held under the au
thority of the governor and in general
charge of the territorial bureau oflm
migratlon, with a view to organizing
all of the commercial clubs In the ter
ritory for united .and uniform action in
-advertising the new state. In addition
to Mr. Holt, Deming will be represent
ed on the program of the day by
Kalph C. Ely, who Is to read a paper
on "The Magic of the Pump," Illus
trated with stereoptican views.
"WMle we are comparatively "new" here as a firm,
our corps of skilled workmen, our Modern Machinery
and cdmplete stock enable us to finish and deliver your
work "right now.1
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Pass City Tent & Awning Co.
Manufacturers of Everything in Duck and Canvas.
Camp Supplies. Porch Furniture.
Everything Guaranteed.
Get Our Prices.
J. L. GILLILAND,
Bell 4144.
MANAGER
416 N. Oregon St.
Auto 1125.
Responsibility
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SCOUTS LB4DERS SAY 'O EQUIP
MENT IS 2VT5EDED BY BOYS
New York, N. Y.. July 15. The lead
ers of the Boy Scouts of America wish
to malte t plain that it Is not neces
sary for boys, joining the organization,
to -wear uniform or procure any spe
cial equipment tc engage in scout
activities. It is not necessary for the
Doy scout to spend any money unless
he desires. He can have just as much
fun. take all the tests for the different
grades of scout and be received by the
other boys without spending a cent.
For the convenience, however, of the
boys who wish to obtain uniform and
other equipment, the national council
has arranged with certain manufactur
ers to furnish these articles to the
boys. The council has succeeded in cut
ting the prices to one-half and in some
instances one-third of what formerly
was charirefl. A Tcn!f thnt
formerly cost $2 can now be (
Poultry Department
Contributed By an EI Pasoan For El 'Pasoans.
No branch of Industry seems to have I fifteenth day. A few recover, but are
been so much overlooked in the valley
of the Rio Grande as the raising of
turkeys, and It is not easy to under
stand why this should be so, for anyone
knowing anything about the turkey
would not have to engage in a series
of experiments to learn that condi
tions prevailing In this section are
simply Ideal for the turkey. It is a
question even yet whether the raising
of ducks on an extensive scale could
be made profitable, and there are some
obstacles which have to be overcome by
the raisers of -chickens. "With turkeys,
however, this is their paradise, as Is
fully attested by the few who have
tried it in a small way, there being ab-
obtained for $1. Whistles that' soiutely not a single breeder of tur
used to cost 25e can h honc-hf: for iOc I keys on anything approaching an ex-
While these articles can be ordered
from the national headquarters, yet
arrangements are being made so that
suits and other articles of guaranteed
material can be obtained from other
dealers all bearing the stamp of the
Boy Scouts of America.
FOR THE NECK
AND SHOULDER
A Free Prescript lea That Iiistaatly
RemeveB Blearishea, Taa, Freckles,
ax tie "VrlHkle and Ittarks
Xeft ay High Collars.
tensive scale in the entire El Paso ter
ritory, y
In the turkey raising sections proba
bly not more than one-third of the
young birds hatched are raised to ma
turity. While young they are very
susceptible to dampness and quickly
succumb to showers and dews. In this
territory we have nothing of that kind
I to contend against. Our rains are not
expected till the young birds of that
season would be too large to suffer
Frepare It at Year Owb Heme.
The Dutch neck and the evening
frown too often exposes the discolora
tions and blemishes of high collars or
the effects of tan and freckles. It is
easy to overcome these conditions and
make the neck beautiful and white
and soft arid smooth to remove, in
other words, every blemish, and to
make the Dutch collar as attractive as
it is comfortable. This prescription
ran also be used on the shoulders, and
It is marvelously effective to beautify
the hands and arms.
If you want to try it, go to your
Viruggist, get an empty two-ounce bot
tle, also a one-ounce bottle of Kulux
Compound. Pour the entire bottle of
Kulux into the two-ounce bottle, add
a quarter of an -ounce of witch hazel,
then fill with water. Prepare this at
your own home, and then you know
what you have. One application will
astonish you. It Is -deliciously cool and
soothing, and is not affected by per
spiration. It -will not rub off.
If you put it on one hand only, or
on one side of the neck, and note the
difference, you will see the wonderful
change it makes instantly. The re
sults are permanent, and continued
use of this prescription will result In
a skin as soft and smooth as a child's,
a skin from which redness and rough
ness and freckle have been entirely
removed.
DON'T BE
UNREASONABLE
If You Neglect the Care of
the vScalp You Should
''Not Expect Beauti
ful Hair.
The hair is more exposed and hence
more liable to accumulate dust and dirt
than, any other portion of the body.
. In spite of this the hair receives, as
& rule, the least attention and no real
effort fs made to- keep it healthy.
If the dandruff germ is allowed to
work unmolested and the scalp becomes
crusted with dirt accumulations, one
may expect the hair to die and fall out.
The one sure remedy which prevents
the loss of hair and permits a healthy,
luxuriant growth is found in Newbro's
Herpicide.
The dandruff germ cannot live on a
head to which Herpicide Is regularly
applied. The .germ dies. The hair j
ceases to fan. The terrible itching
stops almost instantly.
That is what Newbro's Herpicide
does.
One dollar size bottles are sold and
guaranteed by all druggists.
Send 10c in stamps for booklet and
sample to The Herpicide Co., Dept. B.,
Detroit, Mich.
Applications at the good barber
shops.
Kelly & Pollard, special agents.
usually worthless. Chicks may drop
dead without previous symptoms; usu
ally they develop a diarrhoea, dullness,
etc. The yolk is found not fully ab
sorbed. The experiments were conducted with
all possible precautions to insure true
results. Chicks of the same hatch
were divided Into two lots, one of which
were inoculated or fed with, or ex
posed to the suspected germ; the other
lot was kept under precisely the same
conditions as to housing and feed, but
without exposure to the disease. All
day old chicks Inoculated with, or fed.
the germs, In very small quantities, of
course, contracted the disease; chicks
two days old were less susceptible, and
after four days they seemed absolutely
Immune. Th,e- chicks not Inoculated
with, or fed, the germs, remained
healthy In all cases. Natural exposure
gave the same results. It was also
proved that Infected eggs may hatch.
Prevention: Experiments show that
the disease Is transmitted in three
ways: (1) Through the egg: (2) by con
tact of chicks under four days old,
with those infected through the egg:
C3) by being placed Jn brooders, hov
ers, etc., that are infected. To pre
vent the spread of the disease beyond
The officials and directors
of this bank are conscious
of their responsibility.
Every detail, small or large,
receives the same careful
attention.
The
American National Bank
of El Paso
Corner San Antonio and Oregon Sts.
Special Facilities for Handling
Accounts of Firms and
Corporations.
Our Constant Aim is for Better Service.
Rio Grande Valley Bank & Trust Company
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $350,000.00. . .
Resources Over $2,500,000.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Open Saturday Evenings,- -
We are in the market-ior loans of $1000.00 to $f000.00" on .improved
property in the City of El Paso.
The ability to "pr-ope'ly care for the needs of the people, has brought ,
ns over 6000 satisfied depositors.
We-jCan serve 1000- -more,
W. W. Turaey, Prest
S. T. Turner, Vice Prest
H. E. Christie, Secretary.
WILL YOU BE ONE?
W. Cooley, V. P. and Mgr.
W. E. Arnold, 'Cashier.
F. M. Murchison, Asst. Cashier.
Sig. N. Schwabe,.Asst- Cashier.
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from them and as to dews, they are j those patched from Infected eggs, the
practically an unknown quantity. As a i hatch should be brought off In a pedi
matter of fact, it is the experience of j gree tray, not more than three eggs to
the few small breeders that a larger j the V:ompartmenL and the chicks al-
percentage of turkeys hatched can be lowed to remain In their compartments
raised tnan or cniCKens, ana witn less
care, except for the first few weeks.
When the little fellows are thre.e. or
four weeks old 'they give the old moth
er, if a turkey hen, her liberty with
them and she does the rest. They
range over the fields and are almost
self-supporting. A light feed at home
morning and evening to keep them gen
tle and to keep them growing, is all
the attention they require when
their liberty, and more especially
Take a piece 6f paper and a pencil. Figure out how
much of the money you received last pay day you can
not account for and for which you have nothing to
show. Then multiply that sum by Welve. That is the
amount that is slipping through your fingers in a year.
Stop the constant, incessant, careless leakage by
opening a savings account with this bank. "We give
ou a bank book with your first deposit of $lror more.
We pay 4 percent a year for your money
City
National Bank
State National Bank
ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1831
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $20O,O0a
INTEREST PAID ON SAVING ACCOUNTS
r. R. MOREHEAD, President. O. N. BASSETT, Vice Presided
JOSEPH MAGOFFIN, V. Prea. GEO. D. FLORY, Oacir.
L. J. GILCHRIST,, Asst. Cufckr.
BANK BY MAIL
Just as easy to open a saviagsvaccoimtritli vs as t&oogfe jem.-3knk
next door.
WE PAY 4r Intexzst compounded Twice -Erery Year. W
business under the Depositor's Guaranty Law of the State of Texa &wi
are a Guaranty Fund Bank as provided by such Law.
Our plan, in addition to being convenient, is safe, profitable awl lit and.
Nobody has ever lost a dollar in a JState Bank in Texas.
Write today for cur free booklet1 ''BANKXNXx BIT MAUL'
or simply mail your deposit.
EL PASO BANK & TRUST CO.
EL PASO, TEXAS.
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Open Saturday Evenings Until 8 Oclock
Application of this method should re
duce losses to practically nothinar. and
More than that, they are great ' in the course of a season eradicate the
uisea.se irom me premises.
given the run of a field of alfalfa, for '
a turkey will feed on alfalfa like a i
hnrsfl. 'Mora thnn that thov art irronf 1
foragers for grasshoppers, bugs
and worms, and a man with
a farm can afford to extend
to his neighbor turkey breeder
an Invitation to drive his flock of tur
keys over his way. Their destruction
of bugs, worms and grasshoppers
would add materially to the yield of
until removed to hover or brooder. The
hover or brooder should be similarly '
divided into pens, each to contain not j
more than 10 chicks, and in transfer
ring chicks to hover do not separate
the chicks of any pedigree tray com
partment. They should be kept thus
separated until four days old. Incuba
tors, brooders, drinking and feed ves
sels, etc, that have contained chicks
given j affected with the disease should be
-when thoroughly cleaned and dlsinfer.tpd.
AMEBICA2T (HRL IS
SURPRISE TO LON.DOF
London, England, July
Emilie Grigsby. -ward of
15.-tbe
-Miss
late
the crop even alfalfa though the j Charles T. Terkes. still continues to
exact increase would be hard to figure, j make London society wonder at her so-
And while so much can be said of clal successes. Her achievement in
the ease with which they can be raised,
we must not overlook the profits. The
writer has had occasion to buy a num
ber of Thanksgiving and Christmas
turkeys in El Paso and the change he
gets from a $5 bill is not much more
than street car fare tack home when
the purchase has been a gobbler, and
it would be easy to raise a flock of
young gobblers where nearly every one
of them could be sold at an average
of $4 or $5. Can you afford to raise
them at that price. I think you can,
and plenty of men in the cities are
ranked as high salaried men who work
for less money than a man can" make
from a flock of thirty well bred bronze
turkey hens.
Parsley for Ponltry. "
It is not known to many that pars
ley is a fine green food for all kinds
f poultry. It Is not as rich In the el
ements of nutrition as clover and yet
they devour it ravenously and is all
they need in the way of jireen' stuff.
The recent rains have caused it to
spring up everywhere. Go out and
gather a little every day for your
flock. Take a handful at a time and
with a large kitchen knife cut it up.
They will eat four times as much as
you would think and ,will thrive on it.
In this way you can solve the question
of green food for them possibly till
frost. .
gaining an entree to Buckingham
Palace was only 'the beginning of her
EfMPSON'S
Pork and Beans, Pumpkin, Peas,
Sauerkraut, Stringless Beans, Sugar
Peas, Hominy.
Empson's Particular Packing Re
tains the Natural Flavor- Ask your
'T'ocpr.
Fatal to Young: Chicks.
Joseph W. Parker, D. V. S., contrib
utes the following:
Haying learned of a number of out
breaks of "white diarrhoea" of young
chicks in the valley, the writer, offers
the following brief summary of a re
port just published by the New York
State Veterinary college:
There are four diseases of young
chicks commonly called "white diar
rhoea." Of these, by far the most com
mon and most serious is fatal septice
mia, or baoilliary white diarrhoea,
caused by bacterium pullorum. The
germ is readily isolated from the liver,
spleen, blood and other Internal or
gans of the chicks dead of the disease.
It may be transmitted through the egjr
to a small proportion of the hatch, and
is contagious during the first four days
only, and a large percentage of the
hatch may become Infected during
these first four days, (1) by direct con
tact with chicks hatched from infected
eggs, and (2) by being placed In In
fected brooders, hovers, etc Nearly
all that become Infected die. They usu
ally begin dying about the fourth or
fifth day and continue until about the
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"&f ti
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social career as compared with her
present prominence. She intends to at
tend the Durbar at Delhi, India, in the
autumn In almost royal state. She will
travel by special boat and special train
with a party Including only members
of the house of lords and their fami
lies whose presence is officially nces
saiy. She is now being lavishly enter
tained in London by members of the
royalty. This -week she goes to Paris
for a short stay with cquhtess Dussau.
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4. "LOVE'S PILGltlrAGE."
5- 'l''5'
There Is nothing conventional about
Upton Sinclair. Both those who abuse
him and those who admire him will be
glad to know that his new book, "Love's
Pilgrimage," as no exception to his
general rule.
Mr. Sinclair is strong in the belief
that he has a message to deliver. In
his new book he shouts vehemently of
many human "wrongs, but when the
noise dies away nothing has been set
tled. Nevertheless this is a remarkable
book. It is obviously autobiographical,
and is full of shrewd bits of intro
spective' analysis. The author holds
himself under the microscope and de
scribes his own wriggling with a clin
ical accuracy that gives the book value
as a human document.
For the Judicious reader Sinclair's
self analysis will have more value than
his discussion of sex problems. "With
startling frankness he discusses phases
of life heretofore left to the text books
on medical practice and deals with
other phases that by common consent?
usually go undiscussed. 'Nobody will
deny that there is need for more
knowledge along these lines, but many
will question whether a summer novel
is the place for this revelation. "Love's
Pilgrimage" is from the publihlng
house of Mitchell Kennerley, and the ,
publisher gives this warning on the
cover: "If you are afraid of the naked
truth, and do not believe in the essen
tial purity of nakedness you will not
want this book."
Yve are prepared to fill your orders
promptly for feed, flour and seeds of
all kirids. Favor us with some of
your business and see how satisfac
torily we can fill your orders. Mail
orders receive our prompt attention.
ruce See! on
Successor to
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"Amarillo, Tex.. July 15. Petition is
being- circulated thrpugh the instru
mentality of the chamber of commerce,
aslchig that the county commissioners
issue a call for a bond issue election,
looking- to the floating: of bonds in the
surn of $300,000, with which to erect a
county courthouse 'here. This structure
it is contemplated would, llk the
present one be erected from native gray
stone.
Digestion and Asnlmilatlon.
It is not the quantity of food taken
but the amount digested and assimi
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to the system. Chamberlain's Stomach
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