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EL PASO HERALD
6 A Week-End Edition, October 2-3, 1915.
SELLCITYJAIU
inrCOUHTTJUL
A P. Coles Suggests Trans-.
fer of City and County ;
Property; New Station T
:. j rti.
ier oi juy auu vuuuty
-li the present police station, rire
6 , rtment and city Jail and bu the
r unt jail and adjoining property on
v. rland and Campbell streets for a
err a.u lire ana police aepanmeni-
Ihis is A P Coles s suggestion
rZ r ?h. ,.reet i
solution of the present I
to
th cltv as a tniunou ui cmc mm" i jJ
nrohlem OI oarnip mr me cnj 3 ,..
-i i ., !. jlAiiart. '
Crs me D II' iir: u,i hit: m,..-.-
vwAnr The i nnnl Tail and fail nl
now ieir- a iertisel for sati?Tv the
r-jnt because the new 6rthouse
I 1 ins include a jail, heating plant and
jiil ard on the roof f
' Mv sugjr "tic ,i to the ltv is that the
police statu n jnopert be sold and the
T-ioTie reci ed for it be used to pur-
hae the Tr ent count Jail property
ind the rem under of the block to the
Overland and Tamphell street intersec-
t on s?id Vr Coles
5aturoa in'
coiintr jail would make an ideal cit
,a, for ,11 time to com. It would no I
seu for rrucn xo anyone eite as v
.ild not bf used lor aniimnr oui
would hae to be wrecked and sold to
some little town as a second hand jaiL
B purcha-sme this building the city
would have a solution of the crowded
at the same time, ,
would realize enoucn iron im " .
the police and fire department building
to purchase the adorning ground and
erect a modern nolice and fire depart
ment headquarters.
"The present cit jail property has
become valtnMe b reason of the fact
that bus-ness buildings have been erect
ed on all sides of it It measures It
fri 10 feet and I would estimate it to
be worth at le ist $60 000 That should
be sufficient to purchase tne jaii, jaii
this I
site and adjoining propcn
nrnnnrtr 1R leRS valuable thi
1ail propertv The cit council could
make no greater improvement than to
m.ike this transfer and abolish the
crowded condition which exists at the
i m! f d -partment and police
dernrlnlerlts " .
AWEALIHOF
LraMANTMll
r
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1 TO CARE
Sliampoos with Cuticura Soap pre
ceded by light touches of Cuticura
Ointment do much to cleanse the
scalp of dandruff, allay itching and
irritation, arrest falling hairand
promote a, hair-growing condition.
Samples Free by Mail
Courorm Soap and Otntiaeat sou ereryweer.
liberal sample of each mased tree with 32-p. book,
address postrcard "Cnncora." Dept. 10G. Boston.
"CASCfiflETS" FOR
I
CI. GOLDS,
. BOWELS i
Enjoy life! Don't stay bil
ious, sick, headachy
and constipated.
Get Eid of had breath, sour
stomach, coated tongue,
indigestion.
Get a 10-cent box now
Thej're fine1 Cascarets li.en your
liver, clean your thirty feet of bowels
and sweeten your etomach. You eat one
or two, like candy, before going to bed
and in the morning vour head js clear,
tongue is clean, stomach sweet, breath
right and cold gone. Get a box from
3 our druggist and enjoy the nicest,
gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you
ever experienced. Cascarets stop sick
headache, biliousness, indigestion, bad
breath and constipation
Mothers should give a whole Cas
caret to cross, bilious, sick, fererish
children any time They are harmless
and never gripe or sicken Adv.
Rochester Mines Co.
Has already produced orer J 1. . W It is
now producing ,M.4 a month. It ts
earning 49 per cent on. selllne Trlc of
stock. Immense tonnage of high grade'
milling ore blocked oat on three veins to
5-0 foot level and proven to over 5M feet.
ild alues increasing with depth. Driv
ing tunnel at rate of 1 feet per day to
rut veins at 120 foot level. Now within
300 feet of veins. Sensational development
anticipated very shortly
Seven Troughs Coalition
Is great Gold Mine now paying quarterly
diidends of 2 cents a share (equivalent
to 40 per cent on selling price of stock)
and producing about $50 000 per month
For full particulars of these and other in
terestlng Nevada Mines, ask me to send
vou YTESTKRN MINBK. a weekly puhli
cation, edited by experts for three month
absolutely free
110 JANUARY JONES
gazette Building Reno. Nevad."
JCTTER THAN SPANKINfc
Spaakisc does BOt core caiMren of bed
-wettiE. Thtn Is a eoostitctloaal caase for
tki tnnble. Mrs. 11. Summers, Boi W.
Iwtre Dame. lad- will send free to aay setter
her sseeeaafal borne treatment. wMS full
teatrBetloss. Send bo mosey, hot write brr
today If yosr eUHren troabie yea In this
way. Don't Mime the etna, tse cbasees are
it can't help it. This treatciect il cares
aolts and aged people troubled irttfc mine
ijlfflraiuta ty izz or :J&t,
am
'DULL
ASALDNEIS
LEAD
In Building Construction,
rnV;r- nitrr Tn TTor T ittlo
xmo jmj wj jjuui j
Behind Dallas.
Frt Worth. Tex.. Oct. Z. Approxl-
nliteH 165.000,000 will be expended tor
nstructing new buildings ana rei
nces in Texas during the calendar
ar 1915, according to preliminary
timates compiled from reports fur-
Id
H
e
nifehed b commercial organisations.
h,KMl -,,, ,j architects
ousrhout the state.
i the nine largest cities oi i"
e more than $15,000,000 in building
nennits hare alread been issued tn8
year. and. while the total alue of the
permits issued this year is not as great,
as for the same period of 114. the
actual number of buildings construct
ed in 1915 far exceeds the number
built during the same period of ISIS.
Many v lleltlenc.
An unprecedented era of home build-inc-
is resraonsible for this condition
There are anproximatelv moo resl-
"?. " " inhibit liM have
STLSSitS U
is reliably estimated that 30 percent .
of the residence building in Texas at I
this time is of brick, while the gen
eral average a few vears ago was not
more than 10 percent.
In El Paso practcallv all the resi-
den,M now Heine built are of clay
nroduct construction UKe all me
nroduct construction
larger cities, man of the small towns
report a heavy oricK resiaence miliu
ms: and numerous farm houses
throughout the state are being erected
from cla products.
Irllvlfliex In I-nrezer Cities,
During the past few sears the j
ST'Si.l.rSi'! e?tlJ7Tf Text T have
?. '"I", lZSSS,t&SU&ZUr
" ti. ,t.i r; th.. v..r will 1
wlll
probattv run around $:0,00,00 for the j
nine cities. i
I There has been a general slump in
bulletins activities throughout the
state this year, except in El Paso,
which has more than held her own
when compared with the other cities.
This clt s comparative rank with
other Texas municipalities in residence
and business buildnc constructon
shows up exceedingly welL
rtulldlnir in El Pitn.
in nil tl 1'aso ranK-cj tnira wi in ,
: other leading Tecas cities in the value i
of building permits issued Up to the '
In lSli El Paso rankd third with
nresent time this tear E Paso is al
most in first rank, there being but
a few thousand dollars difference be
tween the amount of permits issued
in Kallas and EI Paso since the first
of the year
JUAN FRANCO FINDS ALLEGED
"FENCE!
ri cirUTII CTDEET i
Jt tlunin OirvCLl .
When city detective Juan Franco
went to the store on the corner of
Eighth and Kansas streets to search
for some property which has been
taken from the wragon of John Helm,
he discovered a quantity of cigarets. five
gold watches, a bolt of government uni
form cloth, other clothing He placed
J. J Gomez, said to be the proprietor
of the store, under arrest and entered
j a charge of receiving stolen property
against him.
i Four young Mexicans were also ar
' rested in connection- with the alleged
i theft of the property from Helm's wa
j son while it was standing in front of
They gave the names ofRocendo Olo-
the Momsen store on "Virginia street.
' sabel Dion Salcido and Florenclo Bel-
lela. Helm reported to the police that
i a roll of clothing had been taken front
his wagon.
i-tn tcvic T Tt?r; ivctiDiMrr
110 IfcAAi Llrfc INaUKAKlt,
AGENTS COMING THIS EVENING i
'
One hundred and ten life insurance i
ients will be in El Paso this evening
for 36 minntes. They will make up the ,
special pant oi tne American national
Life Insurance company, of Galveston.
The life insurance agents 'will be
headed by J. Frank Montgomery,
ajrencj manager, and I F Collier, sec
retary The agents have been selected
from the ones who have sold the most
business during the past year They
are being taken to the California fairs
as the guests of the company
Upon their arrival here, the agents
and managers will be met by Robert B
Patton, general agent for the company
in El Paso, who will urge the entire
delegation to arrange to stop in El
Paso a day when they return from the
fairs.
FORGERY CHARGE FILED
AGAINST J. H. D'AGNEAU
Complaint has been filed in justice J.
M. Deaver's court charging Joseph H.
D'Agneau with alleged forgery and em
bezzlement. D'Agneau has been a book
keeper for Jolly A Morris, contractors,
for several months and the complaint
was iuea oj uiai nrm. I
D-Agneau is said by county attorney J
Frank teunie to oe in uenver. selec
tive W T Drown has gone to Austin
and county attorney Feuille announced
Saturday that a request for D'Agneau'a
requisition had been made to governor
J. E. Ferguson
.f- . nnTinni nnamc cri 1
$500,000 SCHOOL BONDS SELL
TO DENVER FIRM AT PREMIUM
Sweet, Causey. Foster & Co, of Den
er, were awarded the $500,000 worth
of city school bonds Friday afternoon
by the city council The successful bid
was par, accrued Interest and $10 pre
mium- -
The bid was submitted by ZfSt T
TT,-. ...... ...TAn n ttia iCftmllnfr
mnanv The bid also InHuded a I
clause which offered to relnnrarse the j
city for all expenses connected with the
printing and registering ofAhese bonds
with T na -
up to ?iiv.
IK EL PHI i
1ophelia
MSK
Letters To
(AU communication mM bear
dam wtl! b withheld If reqaested
TUB CLIITO. STRIKE.
j BJTTmtSrvJSi T"Suwri,fr
. wm sem in ms Dime.
IIM'IIKCI VTK IIKKYI.D CUITOO.NS,
I want to express my appreciation for
the splendid stand The Herald has
taken on the liquor question. The re
cent cartoon, showing the awful evil j
the saloon is doing: is a splendid work ;
your paper is doing.
let the good work continue. !
Mrs. Herman G. Porter.
PROTISsTS I'OK MlLDIURs. i
Kditor Kl raso Herald. j
I must express my approval of "A i
Soldier's Complaint." i
The good people of El Paso would j
ponder a. long time before asking the i
school cadets or soldiers of the citisens' '
training camp to assist in cleaning up
Chihuahuita.
I thought our United States soldiers j
enlisted for military service and not as j
scavengers for the city of El Paso.
I most sincerely hope that Gen. I
Pershing will not submit his soldiers
to such degrading work. !
A Mother I
CIIIIII IIIIT1.
Editor El 1'aso Herald j
I am glad that El Paso has at last
wakened up to the conditions existing !
in Chihuahuita. Two years ago I spent
four months visiting the homes of the
Mexicans liwng in that part of the city, j
and it is true that the fault lies with i
the property owners, and not with the j
Mexicans. They were herded together .
like animals, and had no sanitary ar- j
rangements provided for them. I
Mail) babies died daily in spite ot
good milk given them every day and
I ""1 attention. 1 have visited the
han-U"s of Boston and .New York, but
Chihuahuita was the worst of all.
Miss R. Chisholm.
v iio' cmit'LAivr.
Editor El Paso Herald
It is m opinion that the majorit of
the people here do not approve of the
Gary sstem However, it is not be
cause I attend school and bale to do
things w hich some grow n man consents
for me to do. but it is because it does
not please children unless the can play
what they want to plaT There is no
recess for them. I would rather stay in
recess lor tnem. I would ratner stay in
school and study my books during that
socalled recess time than to play games
socalled recess time than to play games
that a grownup man consents to allow
The same way with singing Were J on
a child, would you like to spend 4&
minutes' constant warbling' And at
that, it does them no good. It is like
manual training for bos and cookins
for girls. They don't know as much
I about singing, when they are over, as
they did when tney started.
Th. dr. n.t.m is the moat ridleu-
lous I ever heard tell of
Lamar Boy
UROTIIMHI.i LOVE.
Editor El Paso Herald
The head of private Johnson was
paraded on a pole through a village of
Mexico, it is said. In October, 1S5. in
company with Cliften Bell and William
Robinson, I was traveling in the north
ern part of Mexico In tbe little village
of Janos. we witnessed two heads of
Apache Indians raraded through the
streets by two women, in front of a
company of cavalry, on the point of
lances. I don't know that these things
are any more brutal than taking a man
out ot Jail by force, and burning him
at the stake. There are excuses for the
illiterate Mexican, "0 percent of' them
are Indians, and know no better. Broth
erly love, and peace on earth. In my
lilt-tnnt . a Atnnlt f.ftni-e ln.t .
Mook across the Atlantic and see what
I brotherly love is doing for the thou- '
S3nds of hard working
emoerors and kin en. an
men a war ior .
' emperors and kings, and a poor man's
battles I ask. is Christianity on the i
improve or has it vanished from the J
earth I pray God to restore peace and .
happiness to all tne world.
Ben C Moore.
IIKRM.D'S MKXICO rOMC.
Editor EI Paso Herald
Thru vreV. avn T tnnlr fl tlltk4rin
tion to The El Paso Herald. I must !
sincerely state that 1 am more and
more satisfied eery day and I
I shall neer reget it notwithstanding I
was offered a free subscription to the
How to Heal
Skin-Diseases
A Baltimore doctor suggests this
simple, but reliable and inexpensive,
home treatment for people suffering
with eczema, ring
worm, rashes and
similar itching, burn-
lcln troubles.
lnK sk,n troubles.
At any reliable
druggist's get a jar
of resinol ointment
and a cake of resi
nol soap These are not at all ex-
Lsnsie With the resino! soap ana
im water bathe the afe:ted
t! oroughly. until they are free from
c usts and the skin is softened. Dry
vlry gently, spread on a thin layer of
th resinol ointment, and cover with a.
lilht bandage if necessary to protect
Lhd clothing- This should be done twice
y Usually the distressing ltcning
and burning stop with the first treat
ment. and the skin soon becomes clear
i la a e .. -. iiani
ana nrautiv a&aii. ouinpic 1. k
8-R, Resinol. Baltimore, Md. Adv
I.IL SUM
IE
i
Nasty drug salivates, makes '
you sick and you lose a I
day's work. j
Ev ery druggist in town your drug
gist and everybody's druggist has no
ticed a great falling off ir the sale ot
calomel. They all give the same rea- i
son. Dod son's Liver T,ne is taking I
Us place.
"Calomel 11 4une;erous and people
know it, while Dodson's Liver Tone is
; erfectlv safe and gives better results."
said a prominent local druggist. Dod-
'on's Lirer Tone is pe'sonally guar- i
inieea by every a. uggl: wno sells It.
large bottle costs 56 cents and if it
. 'ails to give eas reliei in every case of
'Her sluggishness an., constipation, you
hate only to ask foi jour money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant
, tasting, purely vegetable lemedy. harin
li ss to both children ano rdults. Take
.. spoonful at night and wake up feel
ing fine, no biliousness. sck headache,
icid stomach or constipated bowels. It
doesn't gripe or cause inconvenience all
the next day like violent calomel. Take
i dose of calomel todzy and tomorrow
vu will feel neak, sick and nauseated.
Don't lose a da'i work' Take Ood-
; ons Liver Tone 'nsteart and feel fine,
fnll o vigor and ambition Advertise
fijCy '
r-"tX Xl
i i
ment-
The Herald
the atgaature or the writer, but the
.
Spanish section of the Times, when I
took and preferred The El Paso Her
ald. However, what I have said in The
Herald's regard is not the main object
of these lines, but to express a senti
ment more than satisfaction, a senti
ment of admiration for the three ar
ticles that appeared in the last days of
the month in reference to the Mexican
trouble and the United States govern
ment. They disclose great civil courasre,
great morat force, and show character.
You deserve the hlshest esteem. I
congratulate you for the integrity of
your pen and your civil courage in
making a statement of so much trans
cendency. I do not belong to any of the bel
ligerent parties in Mexico, for I am
not a revolutionary either in thoughts
or in doings. I am entirely impartial
in the interior affairs of Mexico, but
I pay a tribute to justice and to those
who make it clear as sunshine before
the whole world as The El Paso Her
ald has done it.
This is the only object for which I
have written these lines, and I do not
voice the spirit of party. I am not a
Carrancista but a peaceful citixen who
loves peace and progress.
Antonio Lopez,
3501 East Madera street.
OUIl DUTY TO ClIIIIUAIIOITA.
Editor El Paso Herald
"Clean up week'" Thank heaven,
there will be none, and tbe W omen a
Busybody association may now have
time to look after some purely domes
tic affairs.
Seeral times during the past year
have I heard of and read of proposed
'clean up" days and "clean up" weeks
for El Paso. Some persons have even
managed to get their names into pnnl
thereby, but all these vocal and writ
ten efforts hate accomplished little
else. Chihuahuita has had more than
its fair share of this windy and writ
ten effort, but nothing practicable.
I dare say there is no town in the
ir nited States of El Paso's sise or even
half Its size that has so wholly neg
lected its surface drainage.
Poor Chihuahuita! The poor people
after paying their exorbitant rents
haie.not enough left to buy sufficient
food, fuel or clothes. The rest of the
city dumps its flood waters with their
contained dirt, muck and other wash
ings on poor Chihuahuita There they
remain to stagnate, stink and sicken.
The first clean up needed is to re
move the stagnant, stinking, sickening
waters from Chihuahuita.
Has El Paso as a city got the brains,
energy and Justice to see and do Its
duty to Chihuahuita; Then drain off
the foul waters.
Daily Herald Heado-
CONDUCT IT CMI SKRVICK.
Editor EI Paso Herald:
My warmest congratulations and
thanks to the "Eighth Cavalry Man"
who. in a letter to The Herald, said
some of tbe things I wanted to say. I
am glad he is here, and I wish he were
a million strong. El Paso should give
him a hearty welcome.
The wonderful service at the Seth in
fantry camp every Sunday evening is
like nothing else in the world. It is, of
course, for the soldiers, and we El
Pasoans have, primarilj, no right to be
there, but haing heard the chaplain
once, we cannot stay awa They would
have to order out the artillery to keep
El Paso at home If we go and go we
do. by hundreds and thousands then
for decency's sake, let's behave like civ
ilized folk while there. We are treated
with the most beautiful and thoughtful
courtesy on this earth, let us try to
return a little of it It is a mighty
poor advertisement of any man's town,
his bringing up and his brains, if he
cannot order his conduct like a human
when he is at church, and the guest of
men who are centlemen in the finest
and truest sense. Maxim silencers for
the offenders, please.
It is to be hoped that clrilians who
have disgraced El Paso bj the noise of
automobiles during the service, or by
any other breach of good manners, are
nnt nnr own nennle. but transients from
some far country to which they may I
speedily return. An El Pasoan who j
goes to this great service and prefers
BANKRUPT SALE
To Highest Bidder.
The Theodore Meyer Bankrupt Stock
of gentlemen's furnishing goods, jewelry, all fixtures, show eases, safe,
etc, will be sold as a whole at public auction at Xo. 417 South El Paso
Street, El Paso, Texas, on Tuesday October 5th, 1915, at 2 P. M.
For inventory of the goods and all particulars concerning this stock
and business inquire of
W. C. Porterfield, Trustee
505 First Natl Bank Bid. Phone 536.
Te!I These People What You Want
They Will Respond Promptly
PH0NE
608 I
629 I
a. E. UTAH
DRUGGISTS
OFZ3T aXi
STATE NATIONAL BANK
rstabllahed April, 1881 Capital. Surplus and rroflta. S300a
INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
C. R. MOREHEAD, President. II C. N. BASSETT, Vice Presitai.
JOSEPH MAGOFFIN. V. Pres. GEO. D. FLORr, Cashier.
L. J. GILCHRIST. Ass't Cashier.
R. B. BIAS FUEL COMPANY
Better prepared than eyer to serve our customers promptly and efficiently
Phone Sin. ir,10 K. Missouri St.
WOOD COAL FEED POULTRT SUPPLIES
DR. W. B. COLLINS, State Health Officer,
Decides Kb Quarantine.
Paint beautifies, prcencs and kills both American and Mexican germ
Kitchen Floor Paint , . . $1.80 gaL
Outside Porch Paint $225 gaL
Tattle's Imperial House Paint $25 gaL
TUTTLE PAINT & GLASS CO.
210-212 II. Stanton St. Phones 205-206.
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THE MAN'S GAME
Call on us or send In our Specifications and
a I! T OI) It I1 II 1 t K s
Store Open Saturday Nichtu I ntll 8 Oeliiel.
SHELT0N-PAYNE ARMS COMPANY
P O Box 35 Phone 43S. 301-303 South Ei Paso Street
the sound of his own horn should be
not onlx dehorned, but decapitated and
deported John Dugald Duncan
no m " in old i v
Editor El Paso Herald
BxceptinK the anr unt, all objections
to the reientK defeated proposal for a
road bond issue appl to its pending
substitute
Again the taxpajers are asked to
provide a large amount of money, to
be expended where and how they know
not. except that the money is to go In
the same old way by the same old
method or rather lack ot meinoa
the pork barrel way in which expendi
ture or money has been the first con
sideration and good roads the second.
Money has been spent in lavish quan
tities but good roaas are yet w oe ac
quired That is true because our road
building has been done without a ra
tional, business and scientific plan
which should have been devised and
ready as the basis for the first bond
issue for construction of modern good
roads.
We have demonstrated to our cost
that the old way will not produce good
roads. Why should we persist in if
Are we incapable of devising a better
way'' We should bring ourselves up
with a round turn and place our road
building upon a sound business and
scientific basis before we vote and
spend another road bond issue.
Defence of the present proposal be
cause it is smaller than the previous
one is insufficient. Not another dollar
should be provided or spent under the
old method
If we continue that method, we will
have our highways paved with an in
definite number of bond issues and still
have bad roads. There is a limit some
where to our resources. We have been
exceeding the speed limit in going to
ward the end of them.
Our road failures are not due to the
kind of roads we have attempted to
build. They are the result of a rottes
method.
J. L. Campbell.
- SOMB SARCASM.
Editor El Paso Herald:
Let The Herald be given a Just
measure of credit for the publication
of the article in regard to fewer
churches, not because I agree or dis
agree with the writer, but because It
served as a stimuli for thought, and the
resultant molecular bombardment in
tbe brain cells of several men con
strained them to reply, which again
furnished The Herald's readers with
something besides telegraphic brevities,
stock and grain quotations and flaring
headlines that precede accounts of
patricides, matricides, fratricides, homi
cides, infanticides, uxorcides and sui
cides. A bargain sale of glassware initialed
in filigree would not be needed by a
paper to popularize itself with tbe peo
ple in a city of this size. If It adhered
a little less rigidly to the rules that
aim at big dividends to its stockhold
ers. The news purveying syndicates are
now able to furnish the papers of the
entire country with literary rot at a
price so low that. In view of their
greed for gain, few papers are willing
to accept for publication any article
not coming through the syndicate
channels and for which liberal payment
would have to be made or might at
least be expected.
However, there still remains the
"editorial page. and a paper that lays
claim to prominence and importance
should consider itr a duty towards 1U
PURE RICH BLOOD
PREVENTS DISEASE
Bad blood. that is. blood that is im
pure or impoverished, thin and pale,
Is responsible for more ailments than
anything else
It affects every organ and function
In some cases it causes catarrh; in
others, dyspepsia; In others, rheuma
tism: and in still others, weak, tired,
languid feelings and worse troubles.
It is responsible for run-down con
ditions, and is the moat common causa
of disease
Hood's Sarsaparllla is the greatest
purifier and enricher of the blood the
world has ever known. It has been
wonderfully successful in removing
scrofula and other humors. Increasing
the red-blood corpuscles, and building
up the whole system. Get it today.
Adv
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FOOTBALL GOODS
Guaranteed first class and fully up to all requirements of
subscribers to retain on Its staff some
person capable of properly conducting
I such a page, a person with llterarj
ability and some originality of thought.
for there are those among its reader!
who look to that paKe for an occasional
intellertil il tpta!
The editorial pae of Monday's issue
of one of I 1 Paso s papers (not The
Herald i inclines us to the belief that
it has dispensed with its editor entire
!. and that in response to tbe call for
copy, the scissors were brought intc
pla. as excerpts from 19 exchanges
appear to fill up the page
What saith the editorialist in the
effete east, or how runs the tweedledum
of the man at Spokane or Phoenix in
terests us less than what saith our max
of letters in our midst.
Decline of prestige will be experi
enced by a paper that adopts a policy
that denies its readers their just
deserts. F M Kramer
Are Yei Eeaesy
For Your Trip? Take
j
alted Milk
with you when Yachting, C-mping,
Motoring, Fishing, or Golfing.
A nutritions, satisfying Food-Drink rezdy
in a moment. A good light lunch when
tired or run down. Simply dissolve in water,
hot or cold. A fine night's rest is assured
if you take a cupful hot before retmng.
Our Lunch Tablets are the acme of con
venient nourishment. Dissolve a few
in the mouth when fatigued or hungry.
Sample free, HORLICK'S, Racine, Wis.
g65HoSubstituteis"Ji!StasGood"
as HORUCK'S, the Original
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Brink Pore Water
PRESERVE
Your Health
Our Water is Distilled, REBOILED, Thrice
Filtered.
FREE FROM CHLORIDES AND
NITRATES
Every BOTTLE will STAND the NITRATE
OF SILVER TEST.
Phone 114 or 115.
We Maintain Our Own Delivery System.
El Paso Ice & Refrigerator Co.
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aOl'LL GET TUB BEST
"Perfection3
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This food Is prepared from the best of grain and is guaranteed to
produce healthier chicks more eggs than any other food on the
market They are composed of choice grains and seeds, careful y
selected as regards purity, cleanliness, sweetness and freshness,
and are mixed with such care that each mixture Is a scientifically
balanced ration for the purpose for which it Is intended.
A TIUAL ORDER WILL CONVINCES YOD
W. D. WISE SEED CMPANY
RETAIL STORE. 10 NORTH STANTON
Office and Warehouse
Corner Second and Chlhnahna Streets
High Grade
Phone 11
Poultry
BY WISE LAWS
AND RESTRICTIONS
the National Banks of the United Stales are carefull)
inspected by the Government.
The First National Bank of FJ Paso, a strong deposi
tary for funds, a bank where exce'lent service is afforded,
cordially invites vour account, subject to check.
The First National Bawk
EL PASO, TEXAS
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I DONT I
1 miQr.VT I
Vhc yoa waste a dollar,
you Mt only lose th: dollar,
but the iftterest or it FOR
EVER. Consckatioutiy and syste
matically sae every dollar
you can from now on, begin
ning TODAY.
We will be moc than glad to
have you start saving with cs
here NOW.
I Rio Grande Valley
Bank & Trust Co
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RESULTS IP
aOL FEED
EL PASO
Poultry Foods
Seed. Grain and
Supplies
Phone K90
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