El Paso herald., May 25, 1915, HOME EDITION, Image 6

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LIVESTOCK NEWS-SOUTHWESTERN DEVELOPMENT. JJJ J4.S0 HEUALD
CATTLEMEN OF.
IE SHIPMENTS MIDLAND CATTLE
Special Attention Given Your Decoration Day Flower Orders Order Early
PECOS ORGANIZE
i
OF CATTLE MADE BBSIHESS LIKELY
Form Protective Association
to
Prosecute Cat
tle Thieves.
Fort Stockton. Tex May 25 Pecos
county cattlemen are organizing a
Cattlemen's Protective association.
Commissioner J. T. Baiter is at the head
Cattle Dealers of Carlsbad Numerous Sales Are Made
Section Make a Number
of Good Sales.
Carlsbad, N M., May 25 Large num-
1 bers of cattle have been shipped out
from Carlsbad during the past week.
A trainload of the James-riendricfcs
of the movement and the local cattle- , ;, VomusnTZZkvym Kansas
men generally are taking a lively in- . Citj Morgan Livingston loaded about
terest While there has been little if a many a few das ago. fourteen
an cattle stealing in this county the - yn SMe5co "S-SSSTMS
numerous cattie thefts in other west I loaded on the 20th by the Jones
Texas counties makes local cattlemen ' brothers and allied interests. W. Wil
... . . . . . , I son. of Colorado, was the buyer. Tecr-
I ruia ofiSHWl STraised ' tobeused ! F L"!"-J? Sl'
in apprenendlng and prosecuting cat'
at Good Prices During
the Week.
tie thieves, horses and sheep to be in
cluded in the protective plans of the
association.
Buys Die Bend Bunch.
"Walter has bought a ranch In the
Big Bend country, near the Chisos
moutains and will stock it with regis
tered stuff. He plans to live on the
ranch
Three whitefaced bulls raised on the
TUamond Y ranch, seven miles from
$40 A fine buneh of Mexico steers be
longing to Nib Jones were included in
the shipment, mey were crosses zrom
Durham -bulls and attracted consider-! steers at 534 around.'
from cowmen in the
Midland, Tex, May 25 Marked ac
tuity in the Midland cattle market,
characterized principally by small
sales ar good prices, has prevailed
during the past 'week.
Jack Puckett, of Amanita, made the
largest purchase of the week when he
ourchased ooo yearlings at $38 from
Dick Houston and J. F. Epley. of Stan
ton The cattle will run on Puckett's
Panhandle ranch.
Sells ZZ3 Younc Steers.
Another large sale was made by B.
X. Aycock to the Scaarbauer Cattle
company, of 225 two year old steers.
nother notable sale reported here, but
mrde in Gaines county, was the pur
chase by G It. Brumley of 5M yearling
able attention
vicinity.
Numerous Sales Made.
Paul Ares sold 300 head of steers and
-i. . .. . .. ... i " ."-j-'
"e" w --"aniJ-eoruo puruM. ueiivery , calves of J. W Woo ten and sold 42
TOiiiB m.c aog canyon. im iwr young mares to A. Holder of Garden
stuff was delivered at the Washington , city -..-:.-
ranch, south of Carlsbad. It contained I e r. Wolcott. ranchintr 2ft miles
.-. - " OAifffcr-a I minrtPAci fr Aort r wtt v a4 wTTr .i-i . - - .. " "
1 crt btockton. have been cold by Pryor i TZ'X:" ,"'" rni .to V?rx . -;""' norlnwest or ilidiand. has
Wilson to J. C Bird, of Abilene, tor i.'! &5 I !225' t0 J" W" "
i"uy l m.. .- v. .- r,. jl.z .-
luuukxo. iuc uujrc., vwiu ii. snip lu
east Texas points.
Dolph Shattuck, John Stewart, Tom
ana. the new owner of the ranch. The I ??? aul A"lra , anp.IeS?n
steers were dfDoed at San AmreiA iohn Queen. Arthur Mayse, Arthur
uippea at an Angelo I Forehand. John Reed. Albert Johnson.
1 1 Jonn iiewett and others haTe sold stuff. J o Eichelbertrer has ,u oii-hf
TVt?PPPQTA mrVDamvrP The Hewitt sale established a high horses at J5 arSSnd I to III Terrv ,
U X.t3ifilfhL&. OVERCOME Price for stuff. Lewis Howell of Lake- Dickson Bro& have stw ,S Ziiv- '
wooa, paung jjo a round lor everv- , ered to Pnrnr x- .-, : .Wi.r .',..
t.,i -. .-
A herd of SOO Rainbow steers for the
Bovdston S. Haughton ranch haTe been
ismppea in Dy j. n. jsurke. of Corsl
J. L. Klenner. ranchintr northeast of
Midland, has sold -IS heifers at Sis
around. l
T ". T ,. ta .-A . '
o. j. x.ejr..u.a. DOBgm in cows ana
sold 250
t ss? so
around.
TcleKraph Operator Slakes Good Sole.
Charles Holzgraf. a Western Union,
has sold 23 head of registered cows at
206 around, a registered bull for $500
to A. G Rushing, of Carlsbad, H M.
j.. wiia an xiereiora stun
Tone Tp the Stomach vrith
Sarsaparillo.
Hood's j thtnS that walked.
heifers at $70 around.
When you have dyspepsia your life
Is miserable Jon hae a bad taste
in j our mouth, a tenderness at the
pit of your stomach, a feeling of
puffv fulness, headache. heartDurn,
and sometimes nausea.
Di spepsia is difficult digestion
mat is wnat tne word means and
The onlv wav to get rid of it Is to give
vigor and tone to the stomach and the
whole digestive system. Hood's Sarsa
parilla, sold by all druggists, is the one
inedicne which acts on "the stomach
through the blood and also directly. Its
beneficial effects are felt at once. Im
provement begins immediatelv
Hood's Sarasaparilla purifies the
blood makes the rich red blood that
is needed for perfect digestion, and
builds up the whole svstem. Jfo other
medicine can take its place Adv
ALVARADO MAN RESTORED
BY WONDERFUL REMEDY
Gets Appetite and Comfhrt Had: After
Taking FIrt Do-t.
T A. Hensley of Alvarado. Texas,
suffered for a long time from derange
ments of the digestive tract. Slle had
colic attacks and indigestion. Bis liver
was inactive and he was in pain after
eating
He took Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
From the very first dose it brought
swift results. He wrote:
"I have taken your treatment for
stomach trouble and consider it a God
send to sufferirig humanity I have
been suffering from stomach troubles
for a long time, such as colic attacks,
bloating after eating, sick spells, indl
restion. constipation and inactive liver
and gall stones. Now I do not feel like
the same man. I can cheerfully com
mend this remedy to all stomach suf
ferers. "
Mavr's Wonderful Remedy gives per
manent results for stomach, liver and
intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever vou like No more distress
after eating, pressure of gas in the
stomach and around the heart. Get one
bottle of your druggist now and try it
en an absolute guarantee if not satis
factory money will be returned. AdT.
iEITHTTLEIES
BUI HIM i
TO 8E BITTED:
Two Good Lots Are Shipped Arizona Permits Mexican'
Cattle to Enter; Other
States to Follow Soon.
to Denver Dealers
Prom West Texas.
'. I Liberal modifications of the quaran
' 1 tine asralnst Mpriran fattin iw., kv
Van Horn. Tex. May 25 Heavy
sh.pments have Deen mane irom ent tine aBainst Mexican cattle, both by
during the past week from the Kent Kew Mexlco and Te expected
and Van Horn countrj. Means & I to be mad thm -t tJCi rruli.io
Evans shipped MM head from Kent to , theIaof anfmal u'strftave
2uiie sanitary ooara tnat cattle are
now permitted to be entered from
Mexico to Arizona under special permit.
This ruling became effective May 20
and provides that the point of origin,
point of destination and name of ship-
DISFIGURED B
SKIN ERUPTION
If That Is lour Plight, Let Reslnol
Clear It Away At Trifling Cost!
Pimples, blackheads, rashes, ring
worm and, worst of alt that red, itch
ing, scaly torment, eczema, vanish when
ou use Resinol Ointment and Resmol
Soap. There is no doubt about it. Even
though your skin is so unsightly with
eruption that you shun your friends
and vou- friends shun you, Kesinol
-usually makes it clear and healthy,
quicks easily and at trifling cost.
When 3 ou are sick of wasting time and
money on tedious, expensive treatments,
fret Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap
from the nearest druggist and you will
cuickU see whv physicians have pre
served them for twenty years for just
such troubles as yours
The Resinol treatment works so gent
Iv, and is so absolutely free from any
thing that could injure even the tend
erest skin, that it is ideal for healing
the skin troubles of infants and
cb lldrecj Ad ertisement.
Denver, and Bean Bros, shipped 200
head from the same point to the Den
ver concern.
Pottlns Cattle On Ranire.
J W. Horn of W eatherford, is here
receiving a lot of cattle he has pur-
cnasea to siock me range ne recenuy per be given. Local cattlemen are of
,,u ;,OJ ,. u. ....,.. "-j- i m- opinion tnat Texas and New Mexi-
Allamore mules are being shipped to co wiI1 adopt the elime prteions.
Oklahoma. Jim Bounds, shipped out a i, Catt,e shlpmenti Lteht.
car of fine mules during the past week. " Movements of catUe through this
Army horses are being purchased , pon continue . to be light, although
here by 33d Dupree of Colorado City, . mere cuttle i ,,,u i.-jij ViZZZZl
Tex- I Fl Paso in the month of v than
during an. other month in the year. i
x, H. Nt'0s, president, and William
Harrell. secretary, of the Panhandle & !
Southwestern Cattlemen's association.
-4-tu icvcuuj lrum jtasaaiena. ft
HIGHER TAX MAY BE PUT ON
RANGE CATTLE IN ARIZONA
u.a. nM.KKiv .it w& Minui htrTim- t - where they went to aumi n mM.r.
than ever before in Arizona for pur- , " -cattlem' formed for the pur- '
poses of taxation The tax commMsion- i ''se,0 Protecting catUe in that sec- '
ers are now- considering figures they li0?1" the uepredatlons of wild anf
have recened from various sources. ' m's- ,Tnej;f were about SOO cattlemen
and when they sit as a board of equal- ?!lw.,Tne .V,"?1 arrangements for
fxation probably will raise the valua- or!"fzfiV.?n wlU made tnis week. i
tiens several dollars a head OTer last Aie,cai!le-mfn attending the meeting
year. I were i,J1ted to Jln the aouthwestern '
In 1914 range cattle were assessed at , rrrr, . l" ?ecure me oenents
H4 a head and beef cattle at ,?. At
their annual meeting the county as
sessors agreed to raise range stock
to 525.
According to tax commissioner
Thomas E. Campbell, range cattle In
northern Arizona are bringing $32 a
head, therefore he thinks an assessed
aluation of $2 or $27 would not be
too high.
MESCALER0 INDIAN AGENCY
GETS 1200 HEAD OF HEIFERS
N
regarding running down and prosecu-
. wi uiiiie uueves.
ALAM0GORD0 MAN BUYS
' 50 COWS AT CL0UDCR0FT
Alamogordo. X iL. Slay 2S George
Reeves has bought of James Painter of
Cloudcroft. 0 head of high grade cows,
for which he paid JSO around. This is
the record price paid for range cattle
in Otero county These cows will be
put on pasture over near Pinoo. until
Mr. Reetes bus another ranch. He sold
h. xauvuva in me aan Anoreas moun-
mtS5 heifers exPt tTSZ Sthi'SSiS,0 STLS", W
rive here w.t, fm Ti.Jir tnr th put has decided now to go into business
,:jct-j-J .
THIS IS THE TRADE MARK OT EVERT
BOX OF GENUINE TEETHINA
BFCSSUC ByAU. 1
rive here soon from Deliver for the
MescaJero Indian reservation. The cat
tle will be pastured near Elk and were
purchased by 'the government Indian
agency for the Indians.
R. O Palmer, of Clayton. X M.. has
bought and shipped two cars of cattle
from here. He bought them from W
L. Ritch and Mark Hunter and savs
they were the finest bunch of range.
came ae nas oougni mis year.
J. C Hext, of Engle, N. M. was here
recently on cattle business and is ex
pected to purchase a number of head
of cattle on the range near here.
PECOS CATTLEMEN MAKE
SEVERAL GOOD SHIPMENTS
Pecos, Tex. May 25 Oval Keen has
shipped 15 carloads of cows and calves
to Portales, N M, the shipment going
over the Santa Fe. This is the bunch
ef cattle Keen has had on pasture near
Pecos. ,
Two carloads of goats have been
shipped from Toyahvale by Will Crow
to the Fort Worth market.
Cattle shipments during the past
week through Pecos included 10 car
loads from Carlsbad to Van Horn,
shipped by W. L. Come, and IS cars
shipped by A. G Bogusch from Alla
more to Lamar, Colo.
' C J. Hatfctt BiSbm Ca. '
sPnn Snebem
'incftctibaxfor I
Chdlif3rbcs,CbolenilEfataa.Wo7ics.H3Ta,
DvMStoT.Coeslirwtico and ctfaer flmntK tfc&t I
Kttke baby soger domic tae tcttuw penoo.
Look for tfc. Trad. Mark. BoH tr 11 ro-
S1HS SUC. rritjw .!. . ...w . -- -
C. J. Monttt ffiedione to., it. I
The Daily Novelette
SIX FOR HOURS.
. Lctu,Md. I
vill prevent the little illness of today
from becoming the big sickness of
tomorrow and after. For troubles of
the digestive organs you can rely on
PELS
SoU Txrliere. la boxes. 10c 25c
i
again. He lues in Alamogordo
HEREFORD MAN TPTc. 7nn '
YEARLINGS FROM FT. SUMNER
Hereford, Tex, May 23 O G Hill
has received 700 yearlings which he
purchased around Fort Sumner, Tex
Shipments of cattle to Oklahoma
points are being made from Hereford
and points near, all of the shipments
being Herefords and among the ship
ments some pure bred Hereford bulls. I
roRTvt.ns vvllei iions top
THE FORT WORTH MARKET.
Portales, N M May 25. Portales
valley hogs topped the Ft. Worth mar
ket recently. They were owned by
J B Priddy and included SI head of
fat hogs which were shipped to Fort
worth and averaged 22S each.
The Priddy farm, where the hogs were
raised, is located a mile southeast of
town and is one of the finest hog farms
in iew Mexico. There are now 210
head Qf porkers on the Priddy place
and the owner says hog raising is the
best Investment the farmers of this
valley can make.
BRIGAND PERKINS laughed
hoarsely.
At last he had the great detec
tive, who far the past five years had
made his life a torment, in his clutches!
Half an hour before, he had discovered
the great detective hiding behind a per
simmon tree ten jards from the
brigand's camp fire.
"Dog, listen to your doom!" hissed
the brigand chief. "It is now S oclock
by yonder tower clock. At the fatal
siroKe oi 13 minutes after 7. my men ,
will boil you for three hoars in linseed
oil, and if by that time you are not I
dead, they will try olive; oil. And, un- j
til tho fatal stroke, you will be tied to
that persimmon tree by a rope a mile
long, so that you may run in craven j
fear in your pitiful efforts to escape. !
only to be brought up short at the
end of a mile." '
The brigands with horrid cries, tied
one end of the great rope about the
great detective's waist, and the other
end about the persimmon tree. Then
the brigands, including the chief, all
lay down and took a nap so they would
be fresh and merry for the sport at the
stroke of IS after 11. But they had
reckoned without the great detective's
eagle eye. which had figured that yon
der clock tower was three feet inside
the mile limit Running rapidly to the
towe-. he climbed it and stopped the
clock at 6, aiuj complaining that they
had never known time to piss so
slowly, the great detective cuffed S.
O a signals out of his pine, and In
three hours, while thn tiiM.i. -.
t,n ,mn, .!,.. -r-'L.'T .""
Foot Troubles Are Foolish
Thousands of people who suffer
Intense torture from sore feet will
welcome the Information that a
1Jck; e3sy' Powtive remedy Is now
obtainable Two spoonfuls of Cal
odde compound In warm foot bath:
soak the feet In this fifteen minutes,
gently rubbine- sore rart-" Bii
is instant for tired, aching, burning
and sweaty feet; corns and callouses i
can be oeeled rie-ht nit r.Qi-i-
penetrates and removes the cause.
Get a twenty-fiTe cent package of
Calocide from any drug store and
end foot torture Prepared by Medi
cal Formula, Dayton, O Adv
CANDY SALE
07 OUR
CHEWEY CUBLES
HIDE OK CVRAMEL XTt
MARSHM VLLOW
20C THE IlB.
WEDNESDAY ONLY
still impatiently watching the clock. T3J , JJT & -&L,
relief arrived from Scotland Yard and ''ffiTlS' J7 J?f
tho entire gang was taken prisoner. "ff j& JZ jr
The home valleys united can whip "
, the world MESA AVEXUB ASD TEXAS STREET
Tomorrow 9 Wednesday, Is
Stamp
With Special Attractions
From Every Section of the Store
fi?&C Green Trading Stamps Free With a Dollar
Purchase Alt Day Tomorrow, Wednesday, Red
Letter Stamp Day, If You Start a New Stamp Book
iif&C Trading Stamps Free Without
Making Any Purchases, If You Start
a New Stamp Book Tomorrow
Suit Clearing!
Get your pick of the Fine
Tailored Suits
Values up to $69.50
Choice at $19.75
Values up to $35.00
Choice at 13.75
Blouses 95c
Practical summer blouses in
high rfnd low neck effects.
Dainty new styles of voile,
pongee, soisette, etc, offer
unusual values np
at yoc
Third Floor ,
$1.25 Suit Cases
95c
24 in. light weight composition
suit cases, fibre finish protects
them from scratching. Good
$1.25 values QP
Special ... . tOC
"
V-
-Second Floor-
Basement
Store
72x00 Sheet, value usually
SOe, special
3 Sheets for $1.00
PlHow Cases to match above
skeets, 43x36,
$1.00 Per Dozen
19c Muslin, yd. wide, bleached
and half bleached, '7lUrt
per yard '2C
'White handkerchiefs, usually
25c per dozen, Special 1ft
per dozen . . i V
' Full lb. can 15c Talcum
Powder ... .5c
10c Fly Swatters 5c
Z&C Trading Stamps Free
to Everyone Who Visits
the Premium Parlor on
Red Letter Stamp Day
No Purchases Are Necessary
J
Special ,
Wash Goods
Values
25c Voiles, per yd.. . . .19
25c Flaxons, per yd.". . jLS(
15c Organdies, per yd. .10d
40 in. seed voiles, per yd 35
15c Stirling, per yd. . .10i
25c Tissues, per yd. . . .15d
50c Voiles, per yd. . . 39
40 in. sheer voiles, yard 25
J
Special
Silk Values
75c Imp. PoBgee, yd. . .39
$1.25 Crepe de Chine 79
$J.7p Gepe de Chine $1.29
$Z25 Crepe de Chine 1.49
$2.00 Crepe Meteor ?1.39
$1.25 Taffe'ta. 95
$1.00 Sac, Popfca....59e
$1.50 Black Taffeta $1.00
fature's Roof
Garden
Playground of the
Southwest
Season Opens Tuesday, June 1st
r
! Spend Your Vacation Close To Nature
Low Excursion
Fares from ail con
necting line points
Beginning June 1st sea
son tickets on sale daily,
$5.00
Week-end tickets, good
going Saturday and
Sunday, returning Sun
day night or Monday,
$3.50
DAILY TRAIN
SERyiCE
JUNE 1st
(BXCErX SITND VV$
I.v. Union S(a. 7 O ajn.
Ar. Cloudcroft 12:30 pjit.
I.V. Glondcroft 2:15 p.m.
At. EI Pao 7:20 p.m.
(SDiDW O.NLY)
Lv. Union Stn. 7:30 a.m.
Ar. Cloudcroft 12:30 p.m.
I.v. Cloudcroft 6:30 pan.
Ar. EI Paao 11:30 pan.
"The Lodge," Cloudcwft's
$100,000.00 Hotel
Modem k every respect Steam heat, electric Bghts.
bath and telephones. Under management of M. B.
Hutchws, fonaerly manager Hutchks Hotel. San
Antonio.
Plenty of Amusement
Golf. Musk. Bowling, Dancing. Beautiful Drives
and Hoseback trips, all above the clouds.
Baby, Sanitarium
vitli modem up-to-date Hospital accommodations.
Managed this season by Misses Dietrich and Green
of St. Mark's Hospital. Ask any El Paso physician
about Cloudcroft for babies and children.
Health and Recreqlibn
Pure, bakny air. pure spring water, perfect drainage
and altitude has made Cloudcroft the premier resort of
the Southwest.
1
Patronize El Paso's Own
Summer Resort
Positively more beautiful than ever.
GARNETTK1NG
General Passenger Agent
Mfifteltf Suggestions for Interior Decorations
I:hjp3 it will help jou plan your home.
LITHOGRAPHED Df MANY COLOR?.
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Phones Nos. 205 and 206. 21 0-2 1 2 N. Stanton Sl
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