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EL PASO HERALD
Tuesday, May 6. 1913
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none so full of real, true, old-time flavor. Proof
will come out of your first can. Send for book
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can, too, if you prefer it At your grocer's. Ten
cents up, according to size.
PENICK & FORD, Ltd.
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4?
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Cup Cakes
capful Red Velva Syrup, 1-2 cupful
butter, 1-2 cupful sugar, 1 egg, 1-2
cupful milk, 2 teaspoonfuts powdered
cinnamon, 1 1-2 teaspoonfuls baking
powder, 2 1-2 cupfuls flour, pinch of
salt. Beat the baiter and sagar together until
creamy, then add the egg. well beaten, the
syrup. mUk. floor, salt, cinnamon and baking
powder. Mix well and deride into battered and
floored gem pans. Bake in a moderate oren for
20 minutes.
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Railroad News
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IS SANTA FE AGENT.
F !. Mulberry has come here from
Trinidad. Colo, and is city freight and
passenger agent of- the Santa Fe.
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Cold storage butter, made last sum
mer, tastes that way. Why not eat
the best? Churned daily. Phone 340,
El Faso Dairy Co., 423 N. Oregon St.
O. H Plerron, operator for the G. H..
has resigned.
J. D. Thurmond, switchman for the
G. H , is laying off.
John Relo. rtchnian for the G. H
is" laying off for a few days.
J. F. Murphy, switchman for the T.
& !., has reported for duty.
Harry Parry, brakeman for the T. &
P. out of El Paso, is laying off.
T M. George, switchman for the G.
H.. is laying off for a few days.
Albert Martin, switch engineer for
the T. P.. has reported for duty.
J. P. Morgan, formerly an engineer In
Mexico, is spending a few days in 1
Paso.
The T. P. pulled off one chain gang
crew Monday, leaving nine in the ser
vice. C. E. Benton, day towerroan for the
G. U. in Kl Paso, is again working
nights.
R. Karl, fireman, who has been spend
ing a few days in Kl Paso, has left for
Tucson.
B. p. Raley, maintainer for the G. H..
has moved to 01 Wyoming street. In
Kl Paso.
F. B. Pierce, extra switchman for the
G. H-. is helping on the day lead for a
few shifts.
W. H. Matchett, engine foreman for
the T. P.. has reported fr duty after
a short layoff.
fi. H. Chrlstler, hostler helper for
the E. P. 4 S. W-, has reported for duty
after a short layoff.
E. Arnold, extra switchman for the
G. H. in El Paso, is helping on the day
lead for a few days.
J. F. Hardwick, switchman for the
G. H.. has charge of the day lead en
gine for a few shifts.
John Defonso. fireman on the T. & P.
is firing engine 4 after running yard
engine for a few days.
C. J. Sargent, extra switchman, is
working In Blue Wlthers's place while
he is working as operator.
Dick Goes, conductor on the G. H. at
Sanderson, has resigned aktd Is spend
ing a few days in Kl Paso.
Gus Masuth, switch engineer for the
T. & P. in EI Paso yard, has reported
for duty after a short layoff
K. B. Maxwell, ex-switchinan for the
G. H.. in El Paso, is helping on the
night coach for a few shifts.
J. W. Gerrald, switchman for the G.
H., has charge of the day lead engine,
while Mr. Holford is herding.
Mrs. Geoijre Foster, formerly a wait
ress for the Brown News Co., In El
Paso, has re-entered the service.
Russell New, brakeman on the G. H.,
has been assigned to a passenger run
between El Paso and Sanderson.
R. Miller, switchman for the G- H.,
who left the service a few days ago,
has left the city for Butte, Montana.
H. Kelly, switchman for the G. H.
in El Paso, who left the service re
cently, has left El Paso for Portland.
Passenger brakeman WUbholder. for
the T. tt P.. is laying off, and extra
freight brakeman Zwick is In his place.
J. E. Crotty, extra switchman for the
G. H is helping on the night coach
for a few nights, with foreman Tralnor.
Anna May Ruhrup, of Toyah. daugh
ter of passenger engineer on tne T. P.,
is visiting friends in El -Paso fur a. few
days
Rl reman Harrison, of the T. & P., is
urinK cnKine iwi in narry Aram 3
! place while Mr. A rant is firing pas
senger.
S. p. Green, formerly a switchman
for the Soo line at Minneapolis, is vis
iting friends In El Paso for a few
days.
R. I Adklns. the injured Santa Fe
fireman, has returned from Loraine.
Texas, and is spending a few days in
El Paso.
Engineer Tilson. in the E. P. & S. W.
) yard at El Paso, is laying off on court
dut. and f. McLain is running engine
j 406 in his place.
M. H. HIi-Bhfield. who ha hmi fill
ing the position of maintainer for five
months, is again on the job as day tftw-
ermair in t.1 faso.
Extra brakeman McMiner. of the T.
& P.. is working in the yard in El
Paso for a few nights, while switch
man W. E. Keller is off.
Mrs. Wm. Hilgers. wife of T. P.
nigm yarumaster in Kl ratio, nas re
turned from a visit to relatives and
friends in Fort Worth.
J. F. Oualthrough. switchman for
the G. H. in Kl Paso yard for the last
three or four years, has transferred to
the road as brakeman.
Billy Shlndler. passenger engineer on
the T. tt P.. has reported for duty and
engineer Long, who was relieving Mm,
is again on the extra board.
Harry Crain. night cook for the
Brown News company In Bl Paso, has
been promoted to be day chef, and
transferred to 8ierra Blanca.
Extra conductor Shaw, of the T.
P.. is running conductor Lower's car,
and conductor Thompson, who has been
on it. Is again on the extra board.
The T. tc P. had three extra engi
neers, three extra firemen, five extra
brakemen and one extra conductor on
the board, not working, Monday night.
Harry Lumsden. foreman of the night
lead engine for the G. H-, has been
assigned to the rip track engfne as
helper, with E. A. Swlber as foreman.
C. X. Holford. regular foreman of
the day lead engine for the G. H- has
reported for duty after several days
Sore Teeth,
Foul Breath
Bad Teeth-oose Teeth
Gum Disease Fowl
Breath All Due to
Carelessness or
Ignorance.
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Time Is Money
Many Hours Gained
by Using the
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Excess Fare
ThouKnnrt of montbn like thin are
seen every day. The trsHble is Uhbwb
as Pyorrhea. These soft, colorless,
bleeding, foaI-meIIag and xpongy,
gums, loosened and deeayed teeth, can
be made firm, HtroBC anil healthy by
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a simple, painless, speedy, inexpensive
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Bridges. Crowns and False Teeth are
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through his treatment of the causes
of bad and decaying teeth, gum disease
and foul breath they will be unneces
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Riggs' Disease, gingivitis, gumboils,
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K 235, Temple Court Bldg.. Chicago,
I1L Advertisement.
layoff, and is filling the position of
herder for a few days.
H. K. Farnsworth and wife, of Fort
Worth, are in El Paso visiting their
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hilgers.
at 105 Noble St. Mr. Hilgers is night
yardmaster for the T. & P.
Fred Anderson, fireman on the E. P.
& S. W.. is laying off for a few days.
J. J. Armstrong, switchman and en
gine foreman for the G. H. in EI Paso
yard, has resigned, and has a sositlon
.as switchman for the Santa Fe in El
i'aao yard
Charlie Terr v. conductor for th V.
P. S. W.. who is suffering with
smallpox, is reported to be Improving.
It is reported that Mrs. Terry and
three children at their home in Tucum
cari are suffering wrtn the same dis
ease, but are getting along very nicely
Biddy Doyle, switchman for the T.
P. at Toyah. was slightly Injured by
falling from a moving coal car into the
middle of the track. Two empty coal
cars passed over him. and with the ex
ception of being bruised and scratched
from head to foot he was uninjured.
He asked for a pass to the hospital at
Ma rshalL Tex- where he has gone.
PAYS Si-JO TO BARBRR:
TELI.S THOUDLKS TO POLICE
Marin Srsen. an arrival Monday from
New York, en route to Los Angeles,
CaL. paid $2.40 for a shave. He. said
he was passing a barber shop on San
Francisco street, and the barber
knocked on tne window and told him to
come in.
"He maka me lo-oka nice wida d
shave and de little smell from de bot
tle, but it costa 32.10." the man told
judge Ballard Coldwell, of the corpora
tion court. E. Stanley, arrested by the
police, was called for trial Monday af
ternoon, but the witness failed to ap
pear against him and the rase was dismissed.
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Through Service to Kansas City, St
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Little Rock and Memphis.
Double Daily Service El Paso
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For Full Inferraatira, Sate an PaHaa Reeervadaae CaM ea or Aifiresa:
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General Agent 594
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City Paee. Ageat.
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A. KRAKAUER. President.
Good men wanted to sell policies that guarantee
protection.
a S. RUSSELL, LOUIS ST. J. THOMAS,
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STATE NATIONAL BANK
ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1881.
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $200,000.
INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
C K. MORBHEAD, President. C. N. BASSETT, Vice President
JOSEPH MAGOFFIN, V. Pree. GEO. D. FL0RY, Cashier.
L. J. GILCHRIST. Asst Cashier.
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Galrestes, Texas.
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tirio St. Phone 2S10
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Washington. D. C. May 6. After
reading a statement by governor Hat
field, of West Virginia, denying alle
gations of peonage and a reign of ter
ror in the Paint creek' and Cabin creek
coal districts, senator Kern reiterated
his Intention to press his resolution
for federal Inquiry Into the West Vir
ginia coal field situation.
"I have never prelendeil at anv time."
declared senator Kern in a statement.
"to have had personal knowledge of
conditions In Went Virginia I have
stated from time to time 'acts as they
have been presented to me. From
these facts I feel warranted in renew
ing tho resolution introduced In the
last session b senator Borah ; posi
tion to investigation whit-h has come
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ALAMAGORDO MASONS
TO HAVE NEW HALL
f
Appels aHd Pears ia High. ReHs Ceua
try Kliieil ky the Reeeat
CM Weather.
Alamogordo. N. M.. May . The new
Masonic hall, occupying the entire sec
ond floor of the First National bank
building, is nearing completion. Mack
Massick, J. C. Dunn and John Marquis
have been in charge of the remodeling
work.
J. L. Lawson, who is largely inter
ested! n fruit at High Rolls, has re
turned from a short visit to his or
chards there. He reports that most of
the apples and pears were killed by the
recent freeze The trees were In full
bloom st the 'time and, judging by the
number of blooms, there would have
been an excellent crop of frnit, but the
freeze struck at this time and now it
is thought that the crop will be very
small.
The annual Children's day service
was held at the Baptist church. A pro
gram was rendered by the little folks.
The members of the Eighth grade of
the public school enjoyed a delightful
social evening at the home of tt M.
Denney, in the eastern part of the city.
All the members of the class and the
teachers were present.
Mrs. James Farrow died at the Ala
mogordo sanitarium and was buried
at the city cemetery. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Wm.
Cooksey. pastor of the Baptist church
of this city. Mrs. Farrow was brought
to this place about eight weeks ago
from her home in central Texas She
is survived by her husband and a
child about one year old.
Frederie J. Basfcln "American Gov
ernment." As long as they last, copies of Fred
eric J. Haskin's great book. "The Amer
ican Government," may be had at The
Herald office. Present clipping of this
paragraph and 80 cents. By mall. IS
centa additional.
C. L. Inban. switchman for the G. H.,
is laying off on the sick list.
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from Asthma. The air carrying the anti
septic vapor, inspired1 with every breath,
makes breathing easy; soothes the sore
throat and stops the cocgh, assuring rest
ful nights. It is mvaiuable to mothers
with young Children.
Said us fostat for
descriptive booklet.
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SL PASO'S XIJfTH BANK
"WILL B8 OPKNED HOXDAT.
Monday. May 12. the Security Trust
and Savings bank, EI Paso's ninth bank,
will open for business at 310 Mesa
avenue. The room is now being fur
nished with the bank fixtures. Con
crete columns are betnfr erected, flank -insr
the main entrance, and the gold
leaf name of the bank put on the win
dows The bank will be organized un
der the guaranty fund plan, will be a
state bank mad will have a capital
stock of $iee,00e. It will do a gen
eral banking business and will make a
specialty of savings and trust business.
C. C. Henderson, formerly of Arkansas,
will be president: W. Ia Gaines, vice
president and manager: John J. Mc
Court. secretary: J. Harry Anderson.
assistant cashier. No cashier has yet
been selected for the bank.
Bt Paso. Tuesday. lay S, 1912.
Forecasts.
El raso and vicinity Fair tonight
and Wednesday.
New Mexico Fair tonight and Wed
nesday; not mueh change In tempera
ture. West Texas Tonight fair: warmer la
tne x'annanoie. Wednesday lair.
- luteal liata.
from various quarters has done more
than anything else to arouse my sus
picions as to the conditions existing
there."
Batter fresh from the churn, lightly
salted and uncolored. No yellow paint
In ours. Phone 40. Bl Paso Dairy Co.,
4:3 N. Oregon St.
Robert R. Goodman, of the passenger
department of the Union Pacific rail
road in Denver, Colo., is in El Paso on
business.
Order a pound of our delicious but
ter, churned dsily, and you will becom
a rcrulnr mstomer. Phone 340, El Pas 3
L'airj Co, 4-3 Js". Oregon SU
El Paso readings:
Today Tesy
6 am. Cpm.
..30.0 10.04
70
Barometer (sea level)
Drv thermometer 60
Wet thermometer 46 50
Dew point 2$ 11
Relative humidity 00 7
Direction of wind NE E
Velocity of ufind 15 8
State of weather . - clear clear
Rainfall last 24 hrs 0
Highest temp, last 24 hrs... 81
Lowest temp, last 12 hrs 60
River.
Hciijit of river this morning above
fixed 4Gro mark, 1X3 feet. Rise in last
24 hours. 0.1 foot.
Harrv l.ikes. engine f iroman for the
E. p " v in El Paao ard. has re
ported for duty.
Suffering Humanity Finds
tbatrelief musfba found for the ills which may come any day,
else suffering is .prolonged and there is danger that graver
trouble -will follow,. Most serious sicknesses start in disor
ders of the organs of digestion and elimination. Thebestcor
rective and preventive, in such cases, is acknowledged to be
CHAMc
BILLS
This standard home remedy tones the stomach, stimu
lates the sluggish liver, regulates the inactive bowels.
Taken whenever there is need, Beecham's Pills will
spare you hours of suffering and so improve your
general health and strength that you can better i
resist disease. Tested by time, Beecham's Pills have
proved safe, certain, prompt, convenient and that they
Always Lead to Better Health
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