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EL PASO HERALD
EL PiSi IAS ABIE FIGHT i III
May Have to Fight Fort
Worth for 1916 Convention
of Cattle Association.
7 1 lisr delegation to the Texas Cat-
Kiistrs' convention at San Antonio
em to the meeting determined to (ret
tie tt convention for El Paso or a
'c.-nic from Fort Worth to help El
"'" sot the HIS convention of the
iran National Livestock conven-
r Uuher will be satisfactory. The
1 n i'ao delegation left for San Antonio
- rf. avowed purpose of trying to
the Last
WRen Made
ft
SYRUP OF FIGS
FOB CROSS. SIGK
FEVERISH CHILD
If little stomach is sour, liver
torpid or Ixjwels
clogged.
t
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&& JL&
v rL.TDiriioc
Calumet pastry is good to i
look at, good I eat. Always Sj
light, fluffy, tender and whole- 1
some. Calumet is the one baking 8
powder that is high in yuaJif and B
vudtrate in price.
RICOVED HOH6T A WAR9S
Put, Euwaitira, Froct, Hirck. liJZ M
-rtt- JskWK&i
h & &
JJgif tefcAM g r?3
B T &nt mtc Btasr mbt t few elcap tr Kccaa
lUuov.cr tWtbt nblci. EwjOtew. ift.
5 acre ccssonka! sen wittUtoge jiim feest rtnfa. L
1 Ctlimct is tu vsrcrwr to foer aA u4 to, f
to prevent deception. .
Mothers can rest eas after giving , I
a" ?e,wrr.S.ffP.hViogcdSpawi.Ie! ! TWO ARE BADLY INJURED IN
.rs'oStAhebowel'auouha ! WRCK NEAR CLAYTON, N. M.
.i well, plajful child ayain. Children i Three coaches were thrown In the
-inipl' will not take the time from ; t,ltch an1 tw persons were seriously
pl.il to empty thtir bowels, and thev lnJurd n a wreck that occurred Sat
i.tcoine tightly packed. IKer gets slue'- urda afternoon on the Colorado South--iMi
jnd stomach Asordertd ' f rn between day-ton. N. M and Tex-
V hen cross. f ensh. Vestless. see it j 'J"'- A number or te passengers who
tongue is coated, then give this deli,;- ' ?,"" " .necked train arrived In
,uuf fruit laxative ' Children love it. $Uth rCceY mie'sKiS?m AnhT
?."rden'teThantta.,isTou,rnJY,r-Je onef ! "' d "' woboth badly
f neofUdhaor rloreThroa'th I ',"S ttS!? "Ti ? S2? .
ionia. he-ache, bad breath, remember, a
KeIlti. ,nde cleansing" should al- I
wais be the nrst treatment .given
I jll dnections for babies, children of '
.nl jses and grown-ups are .printed on i
Vct II UVllIC
Dew .ire of counterfeit fig syrups.
-',. 011r druggist for .1 3"-cent "bottle
of "California Syrup of Figs." tnen
loot carefull and see that it is made
l' the "California Fig Srup Com
wii Me make no smaller size
J land back with contempt any other
fi;r Firup dvertisement.
THE CHINA PALACE
TI.e largest and most complete s:ock
in Teias, of exquisite China Dinner-w-are.
Glassware, Silverware. Cut
U-labs. Crockery, ana other house
hold. Hotel. Restaurant and E ir
!"urnisliinfrs- Wholesale and Retail.
A. ST0LAR0FF
MS SIT. iTOln ST.
brinp the 1916 convention to El Paso,
bnt they decided before leaving that if
Fort Worth rvoald help to send the
Texas delegation to San Francisco this
year pledged to help El Paso get the
1S1C convention of the American Na
tional Livestock association. EI Paso
would withdraw from the fight for the
Texas conention this year. This seems
the logical outcome.
Nations llcadDelejcatlon.
Those who made the trip were- J. H.
Nations, president of the Panhandle
and Southwestern Cattlemen's associa
tion, accompanied by Mrs. Nations and
two daughters. Mrs. Joseohine Nations
j Morfit and Miss Mary Tutney Nations:
juoge uan Jt. Jiciisou, rvprescnuiiK me
chamber of commerce; mayor C. E.
' Kelly, representing the city: Abner
Wilson, first vice president of the Pan
handle association, from Clifton. Ariz.;
; "Bud" Wilkinson, of KoswelL N. M.: C.
J M. Newman. Joseph Irving and H. S.
J Stephenson, the latter manager of the
J Palomas Land and Cattle company.
' Want State llackinc.
j Kort Worth is considered a candidate
j for the Ul convention of the American
I association, but has not actively been
in the field. The M Pasoans believe,
since El Paso has been in the field for
months for the convention, that Fort
Worth will help EI Paso to secure the
next meeting if El Pasa withdraws
from the present Texas fight. El Paso
knows it is goin; to have to fight Salt
I-akp City and Denver for the American
Association meeting and wants to go to '
a n Francisco backed by the solid Texas I
legation, if possible. Arizona and j
w Mexico are already pledged to as- I
t El Paso.
Soliciting Further Help.
The matter of fnrther cementing the
'-i mlship of the Arisona and New
i M in o cattlemen and of soliciting their
Mt cooperation will be taken up at
arT date On the excursion to the
I s .r iern Arizona fair at Taeson next
1 v k the EI Faoans will make an ef-
)' r- in set Tucson to send a delegation
i the toncntion at San Francisco
c'ce.I to support El Paso, and the El
i a ans are planning to run an auto-
-i iitiile excursion to Silver City on
, 1 to attir.d the two day's con
v i on there of the Southwestern New
j T ico Cattle Growers' association.
' T r-se cattlemen will be asked to help
Faso in its ':ght next year.
. Excursion by uto.
i T' e excursion to the Silver City con-
v ' on will be made by automobile
f- n Paso and K. B Orndorff. presi-
t of the chamber ot commerce, who
,nafed the idea, has already had a
1 g i . rous response from El Pasoans. He
eh es that ( or i cars wiii nue
i' trip "Silver City is in our terrl
t r 'he aid. and we ought to make
' i trip over there to meet the business
, n en again. e can go while this con
1 . ntion is on. meet our business friends
1 -nfl minsle with the cattlemen at the
I Efltnn time.
j "We are planning a number of these
I brief trips to our neighboring cities to
take the place or tne traae excursion
omitted last ear. Our first trip will
be by train to Tucson next week, wen
v ill come theftu to mobile trip to SUlver J
City to tne came conveniroo. wmci
occasions arise In our territafj". we will
IraoKe similar Lripa. . .h -..
with the people who do business with
I us.
FRED WECKERLE JOINS TUCSON
TRADE TRIP DELEGATION
Already 14 business men have agreed
to go on the Tucsor trade trip, which
leaves here March IT. Saturday after
noon a new name. Frederick J.
Weckerle. was added to the list. It re
quires, but 15 persons to secure the
special rate and indications are that at
least iO will make the trip.
E. K. i.'eff. who is in charge of the
arrangements, has received assurances
from Tucson that -an "El Paso" day
win h ilil Th TT1 Paha delegation
l will be one of the largest attending
1 the fair.
TEXAS LEGISLATURE PLANS
TO END ITS SESSIONS
(Cmttaeed From rase Oof).
made against the resolution. Before a
vote was reached the time for resolu
tions expired and the invitation to Dal
las still remains unaccepted.
I At' least ltd members of the house
naie received licKecs to ixmu ana u
i generally known that but little busl-
' ness will be transacted in the house to-
J morrow.
i Mrklll' Bill Bngroiwed.
! tskill 8 bill, known as the recipro
cal insurance bill, was ensroesed by the
house this mornlns. The measure au
thorizes and regulates certain classes
of indemnity contracts and approves of
corporations making such contracts.
Mr Mc A skill mr.de a short talk for the
measure
Text Book Bill KncroeiI.
ithout debate and without an "aye"
ana -na" vote the governors text
book bill requiring all text books to
be pointed in Texas nas engrossed by
the house The bill as engrossed was
the committev substitute for the Nord
ham bill and provides thbt all text
books used in Tcas shall be printed,
bou-d, completed and finished in
Texas, and that all Uoesettin and
I other mechanical labor connecter with
! printing of textbooks shall be done
l.i Texas.
i House Joint resolution by Dove, pro-
Mding for an amendment to the state
constitution authorising purchase of
land by the state for purposes of sale
to actual settlers for homestead pur
poses failed to get the necessary two
thirds votes for its final passage. The
ote was 77 to 13.
"enr Bill by Hudspeth.
A bill was introduced .in the senate
b senator Hudspeth permitting ap
peals to be taken when the party could
I not raise the necessary amount to ap-
; iv.
I The senate commiti"4 on public
I health made a favorable report en
senator Bee s bill which provides for
ar inspector for training schools for
nurses and for compulsory registration
j of nurses. The bill is being backed by
the Trained Nurses' associatirn of
; jexas anu is aesigneu 10 raise tne
j standard of professional nursing and
- - - -- a--v- v-wa f-etfvsso ouo-
We were forced , w,,n ."h. 'ZX7Z
four hours before anv wreck train was
sent. Then a train of cabooses arrived
and we were t.ikn hat to Trim.
A number of nartiallv burned mall
c?u ks from the wreck were received at
the ltvnl post office Monday, sent from
the headquarters at Amarillo.
RAN A BLOCK BLEEDING
TO DEATH FROM SHOOTING
ohot in the neclr nnrt liltfwwMnc- (a l
, ,!.,. I. k .. ... x j ..- I
!..i.,ii.,. juiiuci Meaaiua ran more loan
a block Sunday night lie fore he fell
dead He was shot by an unknown man
i about 8 :o Suudav evening while near
tne corner ot Seenth afid Florence
i streets
I'e v irt, d to run ift. r hems bit and
(lnrlt-d dear near fie (ouic- of Sith
i '1 rldrenic MrtM o irrcst haw
J made as ilm ui.n m fired the shot es
caped in the darkness
-Ukey -lo!h-t?2.ert -neatber strip keeps
I oi t the cold r.atbbur.-lllx Co Adv.
BIIESHSHI
for nin
Will Be in Western Wheel
on Circuit With Many
Large Cities.
John H Blackwood, general man
ager of the Western Wheel Burlesque
con-pany. yesterday closed a contract
with the management of the Crawford
theater, whereby that theater is placed
on that circuit of houses for burlespue
and vaudeville. Tnis circuit is one of
the largest in the country and in
cludes Portland. Seattle, San Francisco,
Oakland, San Diego. Los Angeles, El
Paso, Denver and Salt Lake City, and
means that beginning March 22d El
Paso will be on a par with all these
large cities in giving high class pro
ductions at popular prices. Associated
with Mr. Blackwood in this enterprise
are Oliver Morosco. famous to all show
going people; Thomas H. Jnce, director
general of the New York Motion Pic
ture corporations: Rube Welch, well
known in the theatrical game, as well
as several other prominent men on the
coast.
TODAY'S AMUSEMEHTS
BUOAUWAY STAR FEATUItB TOD tV.
The Wigwam today has an extra at
traction at regular prices in its Broad
way Star feature, "O'Garry of the Royal
Mounted." This is one of the produc
tions which the Vltagraph people made
for their own theater in New York
City. After a successful run there, it
wat put on the market, and, of course,
the Wigwam got it. Edith Storey has
the leading female role. Miss Storey is
the young woman who played t31or!a"
in "The Christian" and made an inter
national reputation. Ned Flnley. one
of the Vitagraph's best leading men and
directors, plays the part of "O'Garry."
This splendid picture will be abown
today only.
Wednesday, dainty, dashing, attrac
tive Elsie Janis will be seen in "The
Caprices of Kitty." Miss Janis will be
seen in some pleasing impersonations.
Thursday. "The Commanding Of
ficer." a fine Paramount, will be fea
tured. Sunday, Oh. my, just look who will
be here! It's Charlie Chaplin, in "A
night Out," a scream In two reels. Come
and see Charlie cavort comically. Adv.
TUB BIJOU.
"Her Husband's Son." a two-act
dramatic production, will be the fea
ture today at the Bijou. The picture
tells a story of a man who marries a
young girl after promising his former
wife at her death that he will not
marry a second time, but will protect
and cherish their only son. To the
son. this second marriage is a broken
promise, and the son refuses to accept
the girl-wife as his new mother. The
scenes that follow this estrangement
are most interesting. Advertisement.
- THE UNIQUE.
"The Master Key," Ne. 1, will be
shown at the Unique today. Yon can
not aSoxd to let this issue go by with
out seeing it There will only be one
more episode and you just must see
these last two numbers. They are
simply great A Nestor comedy, "A
Coat's a Coat." will alee be on the
program. Everyone knows the com
edies at the Unique are good. To
morrow, an L-KO comedy, one that is
really entitled to be called a comedy,
will be part of the bflL Adv.
TUB AL1MMDIU.
The program at tne Alhambra today
consists of the following good plUures:
"The Quality of Mercy," a Vltagraph
drama, with Edith Storey. "Add She
Never Knew," a Biograph story that is
really excellent. "Ham and the Sausage
Factory, a slapstick comedy with
plenty of action that will excite lots of
laughter. "Pathe's Weexiy" in which
are many items of general Interest, In
cluding a big horse race witnessed by
the president of Argentina Adv.
FIRE ON FRENCH SHIP
IS ALMOST EXTINGUISHED
London. Rng. March 8. The fire on
board the French steamer La Touraine
has been almost extinguished and the
vessel is steaming to her destination,
the French port of Havre, at a speed
of 14 knots an hour.
The information here given is the
latest report received in Paris: it was
sent at 18 oclock Sunday night by
wireless telegraph from a cruiser
which is escorting tbe La Touraine.
J1T.M5 URIVElt HUnBRU
1 OP M FAKES SATURDAY NIGHT
Alfred Telton, the driver of a jttne
car. was held up end robbed of 84
near old Fort Bliss, accord ng to the
report nude to the police Saturday
night by tbe driver.
Telton stated that two young men
got into his ear in the downtown dis
trict and asked to be taken to the fort. J
When they reached the foot of the (
nm at tne tort one or the men covered
him with a siin and demanded his
money, he said.
I
WOMAN POUND IX ISIVKB. j
Ysabel Flores, a Mexican woman hv-
iing at 71 South Kansas street was
draareed from the rier Klindav mnm. I
ing by government employes at the
Santa Fe bridge, and taken to the
emergency hospital at the police sta
tion nearly frozen from her plunge.
Whether Me woman jumped or Jell
from the bridge is not known.
Welch the Globe Mills Dollar. Adv.
1TES
NO SICK STOMACH, I
liDIGnSi
"Pape's Diapepsin" is the
quickest and surest
Stomach relief.
If what you just ate Is souring on
your stomach or lies like a lump ef
lead, refusing to digest, or von belch
gas and eructate sour, undigested food. J
or nave a leenng oi aizziness. heart
burn, fullness, nausea, bad taste In
mouth and stomach headache you can
surely get relief in five minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show vou
the formula, plainly printed on these
fifty-cent oases of Pane's Diapepsin.
then you will understand why dyspeptic
troubles of all kinds must go, and why
It relieves, sour, out-of-order stomachs
or indigestion In five minutes. "Pape's
Diapepsin" is harmless: tastes like
candy, though each dose will ditrest and
prepare for assimilation into the blood ;
all the food you eat: besides. It makes ,
you go to the table with a healthj '
appetite: but what will please you most
is that you will feel that your stomach
and intestines are clean and fresh, and
you will not need to resort to laxatives ,
or liver pills for biliousness or consti- '
pation.
This city will hae manv "Pape s I
Diapepsin" cranks, ai some people will J
can tnen. but you will tr enthusiastic
about this splendid, stomach prepara
tion too. if ou et-r lake it for indi
gestion, gases. be&rtlMirn. wucgeu.
djspepsia, or any stomach misery.
Get some now. this minute, and t id
oure.f of tomai "i misers and nicii-
'uion in li. e i nii.t-s V.
IB
UTILE
EAI MISMP
i If
Scene of Fighting in EastjTJ.
Shifts to Left Bank of
the Vistula.
Cft.Bed From rare One).
! jumps upon the back of the trench, where
UC SW1IIM IWII IVUQUl MUU . win hv
missle with deadly accuracy, like an
old Koman throwing the discus. After
such work the enemr's trench was
actuallj dripping with blood but I
prefer to keep my alienee about th-.t.
Anywa. we arc ab!e in this way to
break the courage of the French."
First Exchange Is Made
Of Disabled Germans for
Wounded Brilish Soldiers,
London, Eng., March S The Brat
consignment of disabled German .pris
oners to be exchanged for English
wounded, included two officers and 9
men. To spare the feelings of the
broken warriors, the arrangements for
their departure from England were
kept secret, and only a handful of spec
tators saw them as they left the Vic
toria station, London, or as they em
barked a few hours later from Folkes
tone for Flushing, Holland.
The men were gathered from all
parts of England. Most of them had an
arm or leg missing. Every man had to
be carried on a stretcher, and British
surgeon had carefully certified that
none of them would ever be a-le te
fight again.
From London to Folkestone they
travelled in a special Red Cross am
bulance train, which was strictly
guarded and had every blind drawn.
The patients were in charge of five
doctors and 25 Red Cross orderlies Lnd
nurses under command of Lord Onslow.
ALLIED FLEET BOMBARDS
FORTS ON SMYRNA COAST
Constantinople. Turkey. March 8.
Two hostile warshiss bombarded Turk
ish forts on the Smyrna coast for three
hours Saturday without result, accord
ing to an official announcement here.
ine statement adds.
"At Tham. one French and three
British warships accompanied by five
large mine sweepers, again DomDaroea
Smrna forts for 'an hour and a half.
Seven shetts fired by our batteries
struck the warships which had been
first to open fire. One mine sweeper
was suna.
"Our casualties Saturday .and Sun
day were four killed and seven
wounded.
"The enemy's fleet undertook no
serious action. against the Dardanelles
eitner Saturday or Sunday.
GERMANY ASKS U. S. ENVOY
TO CARE FOR LEGATION
Washington. D. C. March 8. Ger
many has asked ambassador Morgen
thau of the United States at Constant!,
nople to care for Germany's diplomatic
Interests In Turkey In case the allies
take Constantinople. In that event the
German representatives v ill be obliged
to take refuge at the nev Turkish cap
ital, wherever it may be.
Ambassador Morgenthau has ar-
Nn.iwl Tn t,LA .va3 lh. Tn.lri.lt 1....
tion nhenevr necessary, and will hlm-T
sell remain in the city, no matter where
the .Turkish government may move. A
secretary will be sent tea-company the
government. II r. MorAnthau has ar
ranged for the establishment of a zone
of safety in the capital for the benefit
of foreigners.
CONSTANTINOPLE IS ALARMED ;.
FOREIGNERS ARE IN DANGER
Sofia. Bulgaria. March X, Re'ugees
from Constantinople., the capital of
Turkey, state great alarm exists there
because of the attacks of tbe allied
fleet at the Dardanelles. The city is
cionded with refugees from the Ilar
mora coast.
Christians. . even Germans, are in a
precarious position, .for tbe authorities
are suspicious of -ill foreigners. Offi
cials are seizing all the gold in pos
session of firms, individuals and banks.
There is fear of 'massacres.
MEAVY GUNFIRE HEARD
OFF THE HOLLAND COAST
Amsterdam. Holland. March 8. For
the first time since admiral Sir David
BeaU engaged a German squadron in
tbe North sea. the latter part of Jan
uarj. heavy gunfire, according to a
dispatch from the Hook of Holland to
the Telecraaf, was heard, in the Norm
be a todaj.
NKW ZCITEMNS AUK BUILT.
Geneva. Switzerland, March 8.
Count Zeppelin arrived at Friedrichs
hafen Saturdav to hasten the comple
tion or two Zeppelin dirigible balloons,
which are now building. One of them
will be ready in a few days, it is
stated It is confirmed that one Zet
pelin was dc.troed and another badly
damaged recentl at -Cologne during a
windstorm which blew down the bal
loon sheds A number . of soldiers
were injured in the crash.
GKRM PLEADS fit ILTV
OF I-ASSrtlltTS I'ltAlD
New York. March . Chas. Ruero
ede. one of the six persons indicted in
an alleged conspiracy to defraud tbe
United States in obtaining false Ameri
can patsports for German reservists,
pleaded guilty today to one of three
ii.dictments against him and to the
second count of another.
District attorney Marshall announced
that Hans Adam von WeddeL who also
jias ind-cted and fled the countrj. bad
been captured and would be returned
here He said von vTeddel was the
chief conspirator.
STEALS JEWEL BAG
FROM UNDER PILLOW
JeTiels talued at 10 were stolen
from th- home of Mrs. Stella Crouchet.
0. Ea Bonlevard. when a robber en
tered the hoase at about 1.3 oclock
Sunday morning. The jewels were the
property of Mrs. John McOaw. of Silver
Clt. X M.. who was a guest at Mrs.
Crouchet '
Thry were In a chamois skin bag be
neath, the pillow of the bed upon which
Mri McCan was sleeping. Tbe robber
entered the house through the kitchen
wim'oT" He went directly to the room
occupied by Mrs. McGaw and removed
the chamois kin bag from beneath her
pillon This awakened Mrs. McGaw
and hc truKgled with the robber, who
got awa from h r and made bis escape
through the kitctlcn window.
The i.tan must have been watching
the houe for some time, as footprints
were fou'id about the house and the
various windows.
two iiolm:s Rimiii:i).
Tw o lionifs ore robbed Saturd? v i
iiiciit Thf lui.iv of .1o-f Pineda, 7lh '
Hill alrex-t, h.s entered and a qupntft 1
of tlothirjr taken. Manuel del Flerro'
home was also entered Saturday night
and clothing takn from the house.
uoBni:o in JiAiurz.
T: M,'. of San Franrino sought
th .iid of tlii dete tive's departim nt
Sniid.i afn.noou in th" rcioer of a
Io kotl.o.. (o.ttauiip? 100 wh'ih I a-
tt Ji i f-ntn li . inMtl. .cm kt t M'tite
i i.i bt:il ih- ritvt-ib(jKk. lu.niedi.Utl.. al
ter he alighted from a street car at
juai i z
V. airli u. (
..'1 I i t , ,.-
FIEIGH POWERS
M INSISTENT
S. Is Prepared to Use
Force if Necessary to
Carry Its Point.
(Centlaaed I'rwn Pase One).
his superior officer, but could not say
whether any friction had developed.
Neither Mde May Win.
ScarciU of war munition in Mexico
it is believed here, has affected Villas
campaign. The possibility that neither
faction will be able to gain a complete
victory, and that the situation may re
main deadlocked indefinitely, is known
to have influenced the administration
to take its stand.
The Washington go eminent, recently
has been subjected to a continual bom
bardment of foreign inquiries. These
activities of tbe foreign diplomatic rep
resentatives have constituted a moral
pressure that has now practically com
pelled the AmcT-ican government o
speak in emphatic language to Carranza.
American In SerlouB Flight.
The plight of Americans, however,
has been of increasing concern. Obre-
gon s repudiation oi iiia s currency
worked the first hardship's because it
made many wealthy folk penniless.
The poor noted, clamoring for bread,
and Obregon. in published announce
ment, practically sanctioned plunder
and rioting, even predicting the evacua
tion by his own forces if the riots de
veloped into extensive demonstrations
Bryan Keep Letter Secret.
An international relief committee
composed of residents of the foreign
colony came forward wrh an offer of
?50.0A pesos to buy food and take
charge of the situation, but Obregon re
fusedfreight facilitie or permission to
undertake the work The committee re
cently sent a petition to the state de
partment, described as of a. most f n
satlonal character Secretan Bryai has
constantly declined to make it publn
although appraised that the object c :
the committee in sending it was to give
tbe statement publicity in the United
States. Mr. Bryan believes that, under
the circumstances, while the Americar
government is bringing strong pressure
to bear on Carranra. it will not assist
the plight of foreigners in Mexico Cit;
if the statement is published.
Carrflaxa Invites Diplomats.
Delayed dispatches received today
say last Saturday night Gen. Carranza
told some of the foreign representatH es
in Veracruz that Mexico City was to be
evacuated by his forces and renewed
his Invitation to the diplomatic corns
at Mexico City to come to Veracruz or
any other town under his domination,
making it clear that coming of the dip
lomatic cprps to Veracruz or any town
under his control would not be con
strued as recognition. The dean of the
diplomatic corps is understood to have
replied that such an act might en
courage the resentment of other fac
tions in Mexico.
ALLEGED DRUG USER IS
FOUND DKAD IN CELL
Carl Sells, said by tne police to be
a cocaine user, was found dead Ib his
cell at the police station about T oclock
Sunday morning.
The man was about -0 years of age
and was in jail on a vagrancy charge,
having been arrested Friday nig'.t.
GRAND JURY INDICTS FOUR.
The grand jury has returned indict
ments agaicst Rnto Parrazes, Jose
Parras and Jesus F Salinas on charges
of false swearing In connection with
the payment of poll taxes. Four
charges of forgery are contained in in
dictments returned against T. B. Coux
ehaine. ' .
Watch the Globe Mills Dollar. Adv.
IT
SORE, JRED EEET
TIZ" for tender, puffrd-up, burning,
calloused feet and corns.
I tV every time for any
foot trouble."
You cat. be happy-footed just like
me. Use "TIZ" and never suffer nitb
tender, raw. burning, blistered, swollen,
tired, smelly feel "Tir and onl
"TIZ" takes the iain and soreness out
of corns, callouses and bunions.'
As soon as you put your feet In a
TIZ" bath, you Just feel the happiness
soaking in. How good our poor, old
feet feeL They nant to dance for Joy.
"TIZ" is grand. "XI Z" Instantly draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
puff up your feet and cause sore, in
flamed, aching, sweaty, smelly feet.
' Get a J5 cent box of TIZ" at any
drug store or department store. Get
instant foot relief. Laugh at foot suf
ferers who complain. Because your
feet are never, never going to bother
or make jou limp any more. Adv.
C
II FOR
IG1G KIDNEYS
We eat too much meat which !
clGgs Kidneys, then the
Back hurts.
Most folks forgot that the kidneys.
like the bowels. ftt slugfrish and
clofrgred and need a flushing occasion
ally, else we hae backache and dull
misery In the kidney regtoiv-, severe
headaches, rheumatic twinjeec, torpid
liver, arid stomrch, sleeplessness and
all surts of bladder disorder a
You simpi mast keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment you
fee! an ache or pain in the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Jad
Salts f-oni itnt jfocwl drufr store here.
take a tablej-oo-iful in a Rlass of water
before b:caVf:':t ir a few days and
3 our kidnc will then tt fine. This
famous i!t- is made from the acW of
grapes aud lemon juice, combined with
lithitt. ard Is harmless to flush cloaked
kidneys and stimulate them to normal
activity. It also neutralises the acids
in the urine so it no longer irritates,
ihns omim- bladder disorders.
Jd Salts is harmless: inexpensive;
makes a delightful efffrvescent llthia
vrater diml uhith eerybod should
t.ike now a id tht-n to keep their kid-n-,s
(l'"tii, thus a Old iri serious com-
V well-krown lotsl druggist savs he
ells lots of Jad Sails to folks who be
Iie ii imncni'' ktdi t roll bit.
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SALTS
H. B. FERGUSSON APPOINTED
BRYAN'S PRIVATE SECRETARY
Santa Fe. N M. March X Friends
of excongressman Harvey B. Fergusson.
of New Mexico, have been notified of
his appointment as private secretary to
secretary of state W. J. Bryan
He was recently defeated for re
election by B. C Hernandez. He had
served one term as a delegate to con
gress from New- Mexico territorj and
two as congressman.
VIITING BANKKKS RK TAKEN
TO KMSPIIAVT BlTTK DAM
H L. Jarboe, president of the Dro
vers' National bank, of Kansas Cm.
Mo., and vlte president licock. of f.ic
People's bank, of Chicago, accompanied
J. M. Wyatt. W. W. Bar bee and H. W.
Broaddus to the Klephaut Butte dam
Saturday afternoon
At Las Cruces they had dinner with
Oscar Snow, who accompanied them to
the dam, as did William A. Sutherland,
also of Las Cruc-s. The trip was made
in Mr. Wyatt's Buick touring car and
Mr. Barbee's Premier touring car
I'OIID MTO RfU'OYKRKD.
A Ford automobile belonging to Mrs
R. K. Bryan, reported sto:en Saturday
night, was recovered Suntln The ma
chine was found standing at the plaza,
where it apparently had lKn left by the
parties who stole it from in lront of a
residence on Mundv acn le.
1H! GUM MIKES
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Just once! Try ''Dodson's
Constipated, Headachy
Li .'en up your sluggish liver! Feel
fine and cheerful: .nake your work a
pleasure: be vigorous and fun of am
bition. But take no nasty, dangerous
calomel because 1 makes you sick and
you may lose a day's work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynarjite, breaking it up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramp
ing. .
Listen to me! If you want to ef joy
the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel
eleaasing you ever experienced Just
take a spoonful of harmless Dodson's
Liver Tone tonight. Tour druggist or
dealer sells yon a SA cent bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone under my personal
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DON'T USE SOAP
ON YOUR HAIR
When you wash your hair, don t
use soap. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali
which is very injurious, as it dries
the scap and makes the hair brittle
The best thing to use is just plain
nrrelsified cocoanut oil. for this Is
pure and entirely greaseless. It'ser
cheap, and beats soaps or anything
eisc all to pieces You can get this at
any drug store, and a few ounces will
last the whole family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub It in. about a tcaapoonfut is
all that is required. It makes a
abundance of n h. citamy lathM.
cleanses thoroughly, and rinses ou
easily The hair dries quickly and
eenlj. and is soft, fresh looking,
bright, fluff , wan. and easy to
handle Besides, it loosens and take
out every particle of dust, dirt and
dandruff. Advertisement.
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Walk on
RUBBER
HEELS
Men's Rubber Heels
35c
Women' Robber Heels
25c
ENTERPRISE SHOE &
LEATHER CO.
319 MesaAvenue
Opp. Plaza
1 SICK!
Liver Tone" when Bilious.
Don't lose a day's work.
money-back guarantee that eac
spoonful will clean your sluggish lue
better than a dose of nasty calomel ani
that it won't make yon sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone is real lnrr
medicine. Tou'll know It next mor.i
ing because you will wake up feeing
fine, yonr liver will be working; head
ache and dizziness gone; stomach wul
be sweet and bowels regular.
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely ee
e table, therefore harmless and can not
salivate. Give it to your children.
I Millions of people are using Dodson's
juver xone main nil oc aangerous calo
mel now. Tour druggist wiB tell on
that the sale of Calomel is almost
stopped entirely here. Advertisement
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