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E PASO HERAXD
TUGUMCARI RBER FAGTORY STARTS TnSOTOfi TRIP IS ELEPHANT BlinE
Will Make Fiber From Bear
Grass and Employ
Fifty Men.
Tacvmcarl. X. M-, April S The fiber fac
torv of the International Fbr cemptnr
Ivgan operations here this week. The plant
tm'1 turn oat fiber from the bear grass
- hich gronB abondantljr In this vicinity.
Approximately . worth of machinery
a rradj has been Installed and another ?.
(oo worth for ue in the plant is on the
r tt here.
Almoin a score of workmen are already
mrased In the plant worMne up the apply
f bear grass whfeh has been hauled In.
( urine the past week or two. This supply
-rount to nearly 59 car loads already ha
nc tronTit into the county several thous
iM of dollars at the price now beins paid
ton for prime ma-
for the material, $S
teriaL
HHI TVork SO Men.
The plant, which, is tne ovtcome of the
efforts of the Rock Island company, so H Is
reported, has an agreement with the city
waereoy it n to employ not leas than t
X 1 Rain and Hail Catch Sawyer
first district, inclndinc this city.
h TMatautsv niilHiig In th fVstlrim-f Asp
VZ'J-Z-tsr-JSr-iZ-SZf-ZL Party Henry "Walker
elected for the term of foar years each.
Considerable interest was shown In the elec
tion and pereral automobiles ere used in
wacreoy k is xo employ not less man i ", " -
msvn u MMI at nanrthtnc fa In n-juul V- I CClUM' OUt tbO VOtTX.
in? order, but It is stated that a arach bet- I M , Coert In Session. J1tI.
ter record than this will be made since, f WJrlct court of the Sth Jndlcial district
kM4fiitip wuv -. .,.... -a.-. I of New Mexico Is In session here and the
will fc mmiIovm). h futArv vnrt. t grand jury is at work on a long list of
ing day and night. The city donated prop ,
erty, as did other parties. In order to hare
the plant located at this place, the dtUens
supplying nearly $8 to help erect suitable
buildings.
It is stated by the management that after
this year binding twine and possibly other
similar goods will be manufactured here.
At present the fiber is being shipped north
to be manufactured.
School Election Held.
The election for school directors for the
OOLD DUST
it actually works at
hundreds of tasks daily
"Let the Gold Dust Twins do your work" is much more
than a popular phrase. It' is based on truth, an actuality,
for Gold Dust really iporhs.
The millions of women who use it for
dishwashing and scrubbing know this.
But Gold Dust should be used for
cleaning and brightening everything.
It it the only trashing and cleaning powder
needed in any home.
The small quantify required is quickly talen op
by hot or cold, hard or soft water forming a
perfect cleaning solution. The valuable antiseptic
cleansing agent it contains helps to make things
sanitarily dean, as well as bright and new-looking.
5c and larger packages sold everywhere
EEIZSFAIRBANKEEl
MAKERS
Inquiries. Criminal can will be taken up
od next aontU) Tbonui ul occupies
the bench Fourteen curs in the county
Jail an It the action of the -oort and the
docket otherwise Is a larse one.
Sfl
S&P
"Lmt the
GOLD OUSTTW1HB
do your work"
COURT MARTIAL WILL TRY
OFFICERS OF U. S. CRUISER
Washington, D. C. April S. Officers i
and men lnvoited in the explosion ot
six boilers of the cruiser San Diego.
Jan. 1. which caused the death of nine
men. will be tried by a court martial
appointed by secretary of the navy
Daniels. Capt. John M. Elliott will be
president of the courtmartial
A statement by the navy department
says the accident, which occurred on the
trial trip, was caused by the dislode
ment of a feed water strainer, which
prevented the proper quantity of water
from reaching the boilers. The court of
Inquiry decided that chief machinist
Thomas ODonnell was culpably ineffi
cient because the strainer was not of a
proper design, that Lieut. K. L. Hill and
chief water tender W. L. Appleby failed
to take proper precautions and that
water tenders W. B. Redmond and Al
bert Priddy were culpably negligent.
The court recommended the court
martial of all of the officers and men
involved, but secretary Daniels absolved
Redmond and Priddy because they had
reported the conditions to their superior
officers
Bill Of Sale For Girl's
Body Is Neither an Asset
Or Liability, Is Ruling
res Moines. Ia. April 8. The body of
Miss Dollie Morgan of Denver, after her
death would be of no value and should
not be considered an asset or a liability f
in the settlement of the bankrup'o
case of Mose Ievich's business, accorl- 1
lnj; to H H. Whitaker, referee in ianv-
ruptcy, who handed down a decision-1
Wednesday This is the answer t. i 1
question of Ieich who asked wl. filler
the bill of sale that holds over Miss i
Morgan's body after her death shoul. ;
he considered in the settlement of hi '
business.
Lev it h came into possession of Th .
bill of sale in January, 1907, vrhon M ? I
youti.- woman entered his pawn t,rrir j
and ifr $1 pave him the riht o er .
bod) aft- her death !
EXPENDITURES FOR SCHOOLS
IN TEXAS INCREASE $875,696
Austin, Texas. April S. Statistics com
piled In the state department of education
for 1912-11, aa compared with 1911-12.
show an Increase of TS75.54.M in the net
.amount expended for the aulatenance of
pubJU free schools of .Texas. This in
creased expenditure was made possible by
an Increase of $523.25 79 in the amount
collected from local taxation for mainten
ance or tne schools: as Increase oof I22C
641 45 in the amount anoortloned to the
schools by the state, an increase of $65.-
wt.46 in tee income from the county per
manent school lands of th fttff-nt Mmn.
tles'of the state, and an Increase of .
375.98 from miscellaneous sources.
TOIIO.VTO PARTV COMING.
The chamber of commerce has been
advised that a party of seven tourists
from Toronto will arrive here April
17 and remain in Kl Paso until April
19. Arrangements have-been made to
entertain the visitors during1 flheir
stay here with an auto ride about the
city.
Tom Iea will tell about "more busi
ness and less polltlm" when he- Is
mayor, VrUlar nlcht at the court-
yvaveriisemenu
house
White Pine screen coors at Hines.
Price them. Advertisement.
Motors, to -Hot Wells
F E. Sawyer and wife, and. J. T.
Moore, of El Paso, and Mrs. Jessie, M.
Barber, of Lowell, Mas-, returned last
evening from a. two-day trip to Ele
phant. Hutto dtun- They made the tour
in Mr. Sawyers Reo car. going up by
way of Cox's ranch and across San
Augustine pass and returning by the
ralley road, through Las Crucos. They
found the roads in fine shape except a
wash a short distance before reaching;
Cox's first ranch house. This now has
rnl inh. ttf runnlns- water in It
and the shifting sand is rather deep, j
Mr. bswyec sot slucK ror nail an nour
there. Crossing- the Organ mountains
they ran into a hailstorm, which beat
down upon them almost all the way
down into Iuts Crucec. The snow is
still lying deep upon the Organ moun
tains and Is very beautiful, the party
declared. From Las Cruces almost all
the way. to the dam, they ran in a
light rain, with a heavy wind blowing,
but the rain was not heavy enough to
make the roads sticky. In rainy
weather the roads about the Detroit
ranch would be impassable. Mr. Sawyer
says. "The visit to the dam is won
derful I think the most wonderful
miner l ever saw in mis part or tne
country," declared Mr. Sawyer, on hl
return to El Paso. "The great lake is
fast filling with water. The original i
campsite in the canyon at 'the foot of
old Elephant Butte is now covered i
with water so that the tops of the cot-
tonwood trees can Just be seen. Most ,
of the Mexican huts originally built in j
this canyon are now covered with
water. The great dam Itself is a won-
der. Why, the 'canyons' and passages
down in the concrete, itself are suffl- i
cient to house a small city. Our party
went through these places, which are I
constructed for the purpose of housing
and machinery necessary to the con I
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2H lUIIIHfllSV RiU St IS IKfOBQ IBK
powers of description. A visit to the
dam is a. treat- El Pasoans cannot be
gin to lraacine its magnitude just from K. F. D. No. 2. Hiram. Ga. "Our tttilu
reading about it or talking to people ; gjrf. oag yeu. oM j. taken y, x breat.
sJen." T- U nas to Ins out on her head. She first bad red
Motor To Hot Wells. I blotches like a rash and they continued to
Henry It Walker is at Hot Wells. El ! srow larger. She would scratch her head
Paxo county, to spend the week enjoy- tffi it would bleed and then she would fret
ingtse' waters at the wells. He went and cry. Her hair was every bit faHfax out.
"I first tried and we thought it
He went hunting "WM Swans worse. Aext I tried
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First Red Blotches Like a Rash.
Grew Larger. Hair Failing Out.
Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
Saw Great Change at Once and
She Was Entirely Well.
v.i&rlii'f ff
Money Spent
to Hot Wells on Easter Sunday and
will return Saturday. He writes that
the roads were fine
in New Mexico but found the New i Silve without any iaororeraent. and thea
Mexico same laws too strict. He made J Balm and it seemed to be so strong
the trip in his Hupmobile.
Roads Good To Ilneeo.
Stanley Good, jr- returned Wednes
day evening-from the white ranch, be
ond Huece Natural park, where he
went to serve some Dapers in civil
court cases. The deputy sheriff stopped
at the Natural park on his trip and
says it is one of the most beautiful
places he has ever seen. He says the
Tmns 10 tne parK are oetter now than
they have been this year and the range
tcnuifluns are excellent because of the
snows and rains which have made the
lange grass plentiful.
MEDICAL CORPS OFFICERS
ORDERED TO" TEXAS CITY
f ru;
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ah.nton. D. C. April S m follow
ing army orders have beoa Ismed:
Klret Lieat. S. Xormaa and C. T. 9ap?
pinfton. modlcaJ rerr corps, axe ordered
tu actie duty, and will iu-oced to Ptort
icKum. N Y.. for duty to accompany re
mit-- to TexM City, Tex., First IJeet. C
bale, raetfieal reserve corps. Is ordved
active daty. and wilt accomtaa-r re-
t f raits from Colamb-as Barracks, Onto, to
TTasi flT. Tst-r anil nnan m ..!! !
piace will report la prwa to the eera
mandlnc; rsaeral. second dlTlsloa. for aMtcs
uent to duty: Ftrst IJtnt. a s. Warren.
-medical rMerre corpe. is ordered to active
duty and will proceed to Texas City. Tex.
for doty. Capt J. B. H. Wartejr, medical
' corp ana rst Ueut. w. B. HsU, medical
, corps, will proceed to Texas City. Tex., for
j leaves of absence created: Capt. B. R.
illilbere. Sth cavalry, two months en ar
'eeons certificate of. diMbiHty; Capt. I. W.
; Forian Jr.. qaartermaster's carp, two
n .nth.. First IMmt- A. K. Hokley. ordaaace
Ifpanmwt. two moaths: First Lieut. -A-
B aa Wormer, Sth Imfsntry. two zaoeths.
she couldn't bear K at aB. This lasted a
HMJe over a jannth when I tried Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. I first applied the
CuBCsra Ointment at night and next morn
big washed her head with the Cuacsra
Soap, dried her bead perfectly and then re
moistened it with the Ointment. We saw
a great change at once and she was entirely
cured." (Signed) Mrs. K. F. Lester. Oc
tober 10. 1914.
Beauty of akin and hair promoted and
maintained by Cuticura Soap and Omtment.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 3S-p. Skis Book aa request. Ad
dress postcard "Cuticura. Depu T, Bos
ton." Sold throughout the world.
week after week with no thought of the future
earns NO INTEREST for YOU it's the
other party who benefits by your spewfeg!
Wouldn't you feel happier to spend half the
amount for pleasure and have the other half
earning Interest, at our Savings Departaeat?
Try it for six months and see.
Safety Deposit Vaults
Engage one now to store your valuables m
while out of tows. Protection bow wiM ssvt
future regreU.
4 ON SAVINGS.
Rio Grande Valley Bank and
Trust Company
"Bab o Service."
DAILY RECORD
More than all else it is es
sential that dance records
are timed properly. Along
with the perfection of tone
qualities youll find the
EDISON is regulated so that it repro
duces dance music in. perfect rythm.
HEAR THE EDISON AT THE HERALD'S COOK
ING SCHOOL, OR AT OUR MUSIC ROOMS
EL PASO PHONOGRAPH CO.
202 TEXAS
Cheap
Lumber
Sacramento Pine and Spruce
Surfaced on side and edge,
thoroughly seasoned. Closing
out entire stock at special low
retail prices.
Dawson Fuel
Sales Co.
LUMBER YARD
Brown . Missouri. Phone 49S
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Ladies! Men! Here's the
quickest, surest dandruff
I cure known.
Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mate erldence of a neglected
sialp: of dandruff that awful scurf.
There's nothing so destructiTe to the
hair as dandruff. It robs the hair of
its lustre, its strength and its yery
life, eventually producing a feverish
iipss and itching of the scalp, which if
not remedied causes the hair roots to
shrink, loosen and die then the hair
falls out fast. A little Danderine to
night now anytime will surely save
your hair.
C5et a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any dnur. store or
toilet counter, and after the first ap
plication your hair will take on that
life, lustre and luxuriance which is so
beautiful. It will become wavy and
fluffy, and have the appearance of
abundance; an incomparable Kloss and
softness, but what will please you most
will be after Just a few weeks' use,
when you will actually see a" lot of
fire, downy hair new- hair growing
all over the scalp. Advertisement.
Baildisc rennit.
To H. D. Kmkt, to Mild a krick lanti
en lot 33. black , sunset HHrhu addttfea;
e-'imalet! COM iiM.
To J D. FhOHp to oalld to frame
duellings on lots 22. 23 and 24. block K.
Highland Park addition, attntstd erst
J140C.
To J. S. Calhoun, to make rtpairs at the
iTouofBcc noapiiai: eeumalea cost ?ts.
To 0orca W. Sharp, to baild a brick
bungalow on lots i and C Mock SI. B
1 Paso addition: estimated east (15M.
To Jellr & Morris, to build a brick resi
dence at 312 Alameda avenue; estimated
cost .
To Jolly & Morris, to build a brick apart
ment at Ylrrinla, and East Overland
streets, estimated coat JM.M.
To Jose Rat el. to build a brick carat
at 121 Arizona street: estimated coat list.
To J. P. Humra-tt, to remodel and make
repairs at 4127 Tobin boulevard; estimated
cost 2i.
Deeds Filed.
South side of Rosa streec. between Bowl
and Jefferson streets J. R. Flak to R. T.
Davis, lots IS and 1. block IS. Lincoln
Park addition, together with improvements,
consideration 3731 72: April 3. HIS.
North aide of Arizona street, between
Ocboa and Virginia streets H. O. Kan to
a J. Kane, a plot S2xI2 feet beginning S2
feet west lot the southeast corner of block
S. Alexander addition; US and other con
siderations. April 6. 1J1S.
West side of Campbell street, between
River and Cliff streets K. O. Kasa to C
J. Kane, east 3 feet of lota I. 2. 3. 4 and
the east 36 foet of tae south IS leet of lot
S. block 31. Aleaxader addition: 31 and
other considerations: April C. 191C.
South side of Arizona street, between
Dallas and Hutloo streets Mountainside
Real Estate company to I J. Locke, lots
7 aad 3. block t. Golden I till addition;
consideration 31SM. June 3, lilt.
Automobiles licensed.
331 T. J. Pricbard. 233 Dakota aveaue,
Saxoa roadster.
33S1 S. K. Albright, block 21. Grand
View addition; five passenger Overland.
32 J. W. Davis. 112 Bart Overland
street: five passenger Ford.
333 Barney CHdfMd. rate del Norte
hotel. Maxwell touring car.
Llrrnvd to Wed.
Gregorio Rivera to Clentlna Apodaca.
F. Hernandez to Delfma Guerra.
Deaths.
Jesse C Smart. Fort Biles hospital, April
4. aaod 34 years: burial Fort Bllaa ost
cemetery April S.
EiMaaetn Anna surras. Tsleta. Texas.
April 7. aged one year: burial Ooaeovdia
cemetery April 7.
Keluglo vaiaereea. 3f Florence street.
April . aged moatha; burial Concordia
cemetery April 7.
Kim HernaBOea, 111 South CamsbeU
street. April C aged 1 day: burial Concor
dia cemetery April S.
Juan Porraa Ills South Kansas street.
April S. aged 31 years; burial Concordia
cemetery April S.
nirths Female.
To Mrs. Paablo Acullar. 1M7 Btdalgo
street; April 4.
To Mrs. James Lwnis Cobb. Valentine.
Texas: April 3.
To Mrs. T. O. Tersler. 14S Aare street:
March 31.
Births Male.
To Mrs. George fsmssaa Martin. lit
Wyoming street: April 4.
To Mrs. joe at. comacno. 41 Erie street:
March IS.
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I liardner and sae wear. Hines has it
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