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f BEAUTY i . : 77 ; HORSE SHI TO til Sill ill be ft big inns Saturday's Events Include Polo Pony Classes, Officers' Chargers and Musical Drill; Military Band Will Play for the Show and All Society Expected to Attend the Closing Day. -j i eCEiSFL'L as was tke opening ""-a. dav of the Horse Show at Wash- -L-' ington park, the second day, Sat , ida, promises to break all records lor Horse Show attendance. Crowds re expected to attend the weekend -now and the boxes, seats and parking j. .ies art- exnecteo ro oe "pacKea witn ople for the closing day of the an ial snow. The list of events for the last day. i arranged by president J. A. Kra kauer and secretary C. A. Beers, show 4 seintdjPiF I A vbM AM BahsiliMis IjuL.IISHi.ll u ii. l ni..i,au;ii. .1i.in...lj.j..iii hi m ' f , , , li'i1: :1 ! "I..),"- Every, ingredient used in : j I !,;. Huyler's candies is selected j -t- j ''i": witn patient care for pur- j j! nrriiri .1 TD-aa ! II 111 -1 T3 yc Hilt) I i- wtiie unocoiate LiOatmgs Wm V : and the Sugar-all the best H !'!: of the best. 'ill ' Shf : , - :ff . , FRESH ESERY HOUR I ifffllll ' llllnlt I .,!" Bonbons Chocolates :li 1 'Mm I'l'ii: . . : ,'' ;tj uar Sales Agents jn iil l"ato are BUllll ,.!) Kelly & Polkrd People's Drus Store ImflW 1 VII uuyier-8 uocoa,iiKeiiuyier8 vanay, yi is supremely good ill 1 A ' . rlili'l AT THE HORSE SHOW ing the classes, prizee, -horses, exhib itors and riders in the order of events, are as follows: JBTrnt Xo. II. Class It. Polo posts, under saddle. Con formation to count per rant, galloping- arovnd stake Si per cent aettoa wllb mauet :5 per cent. Satan Tom J Krakaaer, Carl A- Beers. Atta-Bo;. Lieut Hardy. Lieut Hardy. Jerry. Lieut. Hardy. Lieut Hardy Polly, Lieut. Barrows, Lieut Barrows. Brent No. II. Class IX. Officers' charters. EL 1 I --- - - . - jr j .i'-SSJl-vYl . atv : - z- . I H If I - .- -- -.f .w--J tel VJ." V-i-f ' -v m-.1 Jni! V w rV r- Msnterrey. Col. H. J. Sieesm. Cspt H. N. Cootes. Dick. Lieut. 'Will. W. West Lieut West. Scrlmltar. Cspt Geo. "Winter, Capt VM zner. Mancfcu. Capt. G. WIIHams. Capt. WHUaias. The ClBder. Capt. G. WBIIaroa, 1st. Set. Dunne. Cesmocrat, Capt. Warren Sean, Capt. Ben Fltz Mac, MaJ. G. 1L MeMaster, LieaL Chaa, KBnlaey. Cayuse, Lieut. Hardy, Lieut Hardy. Caesar, Lieut. N. P. Morrow, Lleat. Mor row. ' Event No. 15. Class S. ComblnaUon borsea, open. Horses suitable far saddle and barsess, first skowa under saddle, then In haraaca. Horses bast salted fer both purposes will be an aided first, second and third prfsee. Geo. W.. James G. MeXary. Peiry. Mrs. Julius Krskauer. MacElroy, Capt. M. L. Crlmmias, Capt. Crlramina. The Emp. Bobt. HoUlday. Brltton Davts. Kiss Kl. Otis Coles, Otis Coles. Max, Texlco Transfer Co. Event Xo. II. Musical drlU. Event "o. IS. e Class 11. Women's saddle borsss, pat form- J snee and manners to const, must show three T salts, winners and riders of first, second and . third in class six c&snet be shown In ctase , eleven. i George TV., James G. JItKary. Miss HlMs i grade Sauer. j uonam is james u. jacrarr, Jiaa rey Bernhardt. Highway, James G. McNary, Mrs. Margaret Steens. Peggy. Mrs. Julius Kxakauer. Mrs. JoBes Krakauer. The Emp. Jlobert HsUfday. Jerry, Lieut. Thompson, Miss Mary HIU. Rob Roy, Victor Caruzso, Miss JJtnrle Xrupp. N'IeM, Otis Colea ZHxle. Mrs. Josephine Nations Morfit, Rath Rawllngs. Sir Wm. Plerson, Capt. E. TV. Brlgcs, Mrs. T. M. 'WinEO. Kins Kole, Otis Coles, Miss Nancy "Win lams. Sashor, Mrs, Max Weber, Miss Coseueto "Weber. Xvent Xo. 16. Class 17. Hunters and Jumpers. "Women and men to ride, to be ahown over fonr Jumps four feet In height. Multerry, Col. H. J. Slocum. Capt. Coetes. Scrlmltar. Capt. Geo. Vldmer, Capt. Vld mer. GlUigan. Capt. Geo Vldmer. Cspt- "Vldmer. Joe. Capt. Geo. Vldmer. Cspt. Vldmer. Sir "Wm. llersen. Cspt. R. W. Brlggs, Lieut. D. E. McCunnlff. Cosmocrst, Capt. Warren Dean. CapL Lear. Rebel. Msj. G. T. Langhorne, Cspt. Lear. Forrest, V. 3. Government. Lieut. Hardy. Event- Xo. 17. Class 10. Ponies under saddle, over IS hands and net over IS; open. Ponies must be practically sound and have good man ners; boy or girl not over IS yesrs to ride. Pontes to cart to be Judged at same time but sepsrately aa to prises. Jim. Conrad Ballantlne. Conrad Ballaatlse. ' .Tern. Robert Stewart, Robert Stewart. Satan Tom, J. A. Krakauer, John Ledfest- ter. ' Palsano. Jereivai Henaerson. Jim tieTBwm Chappo, Miss Ruth Rawlins. Ruth Raw lins. . . Blondle. Biny Tooiey. .tntiy "xoeiey. Blsck Beauty, Victor Caruseo. Forrest Ayera. Bessie, 1. ioner, i-arit z-jimu, jr. Event Xo. 18. rises 9. Galted saddle horses, women or men to ride. All animals must show five ..it. nrfartHUC to COUUt. Geo, W.,1 Jsmes G. MeJfary. Carl A. Beers. , Donald B James G. McNary. Robert Mc- Cart. .. . Highway. Jsmes u. aicr.ary. Peggy. Mrs. Julius Krakauer. The Bmp. Root. Holliday. Brltton Davis Pat. s. Charlton McCurdy. 8. Charlton Mc- CurAr- . . . ... , K1BC .KOle, UUS Jotw. una .vre. Event Xo. 19. Class 11 Women's single drivers, shoald have conformation and good manners, and b able to co at a good pace. Horses mast stand without being held and bocjc well. horse and equipment considered. George w james u. jacftary, jw nuw grsde Bauer. , Teggy. Mrs. Julius Krakauer. Mrs. Jollus Krskauer. ... ,, King Kole, UUS uotea, juiss aocy t- lsma , . Herbert. Texlco Trans, uo jirs. nm. Wala. . . Teddy T Jra atax wooer, jeucs ixsrtw Weber. ivrnt o. o. rla II. Grafton broad Jumo. open, ever low hurdiee and paper boxes, performance to count. . . l eorge W.. Jaa, G. McNary. uen a. znmn. Ttreeier. CsdL Geo. Vldmer. Cspt. Vld mer. . Mancnn, capt. o, wiinams, tjapt. wi- iama. The Cinder, capt. u. nrinisms, i Dunne. . Rebel, MSJ. G. T. Langnorne. vans, a Lear. . Cesmocrat. Capt. varren uean, lapu Lear. DR. COLLINS BRANCHING OUT; BUYS A PLACE IN IOWA k-lrVuvtllo Mo.. Nov. if. Dr. Ira "W Collins, of El Paso, yesterday purchased the grounds and residence of tne Hardle estate on Grand avenue in Pes Moines. Iowa, for a sanitarium. He says he will Dlace another in Los Angeles and will still continue at El Paso. The vreatbrr may change but tlio quality of our coal er remains th same It. C Semple, successor to South western Fuel Co, Phone 131 Adv. PASO HERALD - " Friendly Rivals. Saturday s Program For El Paso Horse Snow TVASIIIXGTOJf PARK, 130 P. M. Event No. 11. Class 10. Polo Ponies. Eveflt No. 12. Class 13. Officers' Chargers. Bent No. 13. Class 8. Combination IIrse, op .i Event No. 14. Class 8. Drill. Event No. 15. Class 11. Ladies' Saddle Horse. Event No. 16. Class 17. Hunters and Jumpers. Event No. 17. CUss 10. Ponies under saddle. Event No. 18. Class 9. Oaited Saddle Horses. Event No. 19. Class 12. Ladies' Single Drivers. Event No. 29. Class 14. Grafton Broad Jump, eoea. Letters To tall communications rant bear came will be withheld If q"..t SOLUIKR. AND CHEHCH. Fort Bliss, Texas, Nov. 13. Editor 1 Paso Herald: I am an humble member of the army, like comrade J. C. Schorl?, and for the past two years have made it a practice to visit some church every Sunday evenlne; and I can safely say. with bat two exceptions. I have visited every church in El Paso and have always been welcomed by the pastor and never have I been asked or advised to wear civilian clothes. Oar comrade refuses to name the church: I asK him to do so. I have been entertained by hosts of I El Pasoans and I always leave my hammer at home. If comrade Schurig IN SUCH FAIN WOMAN CRIED SuffplVfl FlvprvtriTncrlTnfilRrt. tvivvv . storea to neaitn Dy Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound. Florence, So. Dakota. "I nsed to be very sick every month with bearing down pains and bsckache, and had headache a good deal of the time and very little appetite. The pains were so bad that I used to sit right down on the floor and cry, be cause it hurt me so and I could not do any work at those times. An old wo man advised me to try Lydia EL Pink, ham's Vegetable Compound and I got a bottle. I felt better the next month so I took three more bottles of it and got well so I could work all the time. I hope every woman who suffers like I did will try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound." Mrs. P.W.Lanseng, Box 8, AUyn, Wash. ' Why will women continue to suffer day in and day out or drag out a sickly, half hearted existence.missingthree-fourths of the joy of living, when they can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable compound 7 For thirty years it has been the stand ard remedy for female ills, and ha3 re stored the health of thousands of women, who have been troubled with such ail ments as displacements, inflammation, ulceration, tumors, irregularities, etc. If you want special advice Trrite to lydia E. Pinkham 3IedIcino Co. (confi dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter Trill be opened, read and answered by a i woman and held In strict confidence. Br JS The Herald the signature of the writer, bnt the can show me one church in El Paso where a soldier in uniform is not wel come, I'll show him several where he is and where they will entertain him, his friends and their degrees. I am very sorry that Mr. Schurig has tried to gain such cheap notoriety and I sincerely hope that the clergy of El Paso will ignore his article. He should go to church for the spiritual uplift and not to criticise. Walter A. Jones. 2th Infantry. PRAISE FOR TUB SOLDIERS. Telles. X. M., Nov. ii. I Berlin. Germany, Nov. 26. Dress re Editor El Paso Herald: I formers were defeated Wednesday eve Just a word of praise for the soldier nine when, under the leadershlB of the boys in El Paso. Not one failed to crown princess, they held a mass meet touch his hat when the old Liberty bell ing to abolish French styles in favor was being taken through the' city the , 0f strictly German clothes. Models of other day This is more than many of j these were shown. The speakers eon the men did. who are so severe in their demned high heels, gausy stockings criticisms of the boys located there to amj fripperies of all Fronchy kinds. I protect lives and property. An opposition speaker had. however. Surely these same citizens do not be- bei provided for. She OM not speak. long to the Stone age. It must be in- OBt merely displayed a ntnnoer of the difference and lack of appreciation. I newest French models. I heard one man mot especially brave looking) remark when the sol diers were passing: "A tough. looking bunch." No doubt if trouble comes he will be among the first to cheer the soldier boys, tell them how fine they are doing and not to forget he is there to be protected, nor have I the slight est doubt but what he will be hidden away in some nice, safe little corner. What would we do without our sol diers? For my part, I always feel like cheering mem. xney surety iook gooa to me at all times. A Boy's Mother. WANTS RIO SPRINKLED. Editor El Paso Herald: . Where there is so much to do, there Is liable to be something overlooked. That one thing here Is the sprinkling of the Rio Grande. Last week I was nn thf, ntret Mr with mv wife anil two j daughters and four friends from Dal las. The wind was blowing the dust from the river In suffocating clouds. The dust settled on our black clothes and made us look like a Hallowe'en party. Not being versed In Interna tional law, I would respectfully ask you who is heir to sprinkling the river the city. Stone and Webster, or Juarex Of course, on calm days there is no dust, but on windy days you can't see across the river for the dust- One sprinkling would last a week, as not many wagons are. as jet, using the riv er as, a thoroughfare, consequently the sand Is not much disturbed. Manuel Hodriauez toht me he got two fish out of the river and had to dust them off before he could tell what kind of fish he had. When Boies Penrose passed through with the Liberty bell he expressed sur nrise that stiefa a snlendld river should lay idle. My wife and party all look ! up to me. as I am a six-footer, and i they asked me who wrote the "Silvery ItlO UISRUC 1 WW mnu mhij - - tend en. the cowboy poet He wrote It I suppose, when the river was In the condition It is now dry and white as silver. When there Is water In It, it looks like chocolate. I have seen water in the river. Henry Laskey. PILGRIM'S PHOGRESS. Editor El Paso Herald: Some days ago there appeared In your columns an article entitled "Bun van's Pilgrim's Progress the Work of a Hypochondriac." I have looked in vain for a word of protest from some one more capable of defending the book that has brought blessed comfort to iGuntlfss numbers of pilgrims in man different countries I Uo not know what Dr. King mav BY NELL mean by the "psychic experience of normally constituted Christians,' bat I do know that every one who nnder takes to follow the thorn-crowned man of Calvary, in accord with his own di rections, meets with just such obsta cles as confronted Banyan's pilgrims. With the usual unfairness of critics, the author of the article in Question sees bnt one side of the book. It is a well known fact that the hypochon driac never imagines a remedy for the Ills which his fancy portrays. When you can persuade him that such rem edy exists, he is cured. Now the pil grims Jn every trying situation Ond "a way of escape" provided. We might well accept Giant Despair, Doubting Castle, the Slough of Despond, the Martyrdom of Faithful In Vanity Fair, the Battle with Apollyon. as the dis torted fantasies of a diseased brain. but what about the Key of Promise that opens every door and throws the Giant into fits, or the beautiful visions in the Interpreter's House, or the spring of water, the pleasant arbor, which brightened the ascent of the Hill of Difficulty and the Roll of Comfort 1h Christian's bosom, which never failed to soothe and cheer in the darkest hoar? What about the ssteet converse with Hopeful, the shepherds and others, on the beauty and goodness of the king and the glories he has prepared for them that tov him what shnnf ti Land of Beuiah, where "the air was very sweet and pleasant,'' where the pilgrims feasted on grapes from the king's vineyard, where the view of the city to which they were bound was too glorious for their eyes to endure, where the two Shining Ones met them to pilot them through the last stages of their Journey? What about tke glory of the City Itself, the Joy of the pil grims as they beheld it. and the songs of rejoicing as they entered through the gates? One feels like praying that we might all be hypochondriacs of the eort who have such visions. "Vox Votf feran ttf. German Women Desert "Sensible Dress" Plan As Prelly Gowns Appear The dismayed reformers soon found that a majority of the audience had deserted them and were appuiuding en thusiastically each new gown and drowning out the disapproval of the little minority who favored the truly German modes. PURE FOOD MEETING TO BE : ADDRESSED BY FOOD INSPECTOR A pure food meeting will be held at the chamber of commerce Tuesday eve ning at which Mrs. Elizabeth Darwin, representing the state pure food com mission, will make a talk on the neces sity of having pure food and of keep ing the food supply clean. Mayor Tom Lea has been Invited to attend the meeting and preside and talks will be given by health depart ment officers, by Dr. J. A. Rawllngs. Dr. James Vance and other local phy sicians. Mrs. Darwin has been here making an inspection of the El Paso food sap ply and will gie the results of her inspections at the meeting Tuesday night She is working under the aus pices of the Woman's club. LEAVES OF ABSENCE ARE ANNOUNCED IN ARMY ORDERS Waahlnaton. D C Nov. !( The follow- can. Sixth cavalry, two months. Capt R. D. ! stomach make your next meal a la Carter. 11th infantry, two months. ---,0.1- yorUe food meal, then take a litUe K. W. Weed, mafk Infantry, saw manrh: Enpepsln. There will not be aay dis-Fh-st Uetrt. H. L. Jordan. IStb Infantry, two tress eat without fea- - It's Because months; Second Lieut T. K. Brown. Seventh Pane's Diapepsin "really dues" regu cavslry. one month Second Lieut. W. H. 1 late weak, out-of-order stomachs that Simpson, sun inismry. one momn ana ten days. First Llent A. M. Milton. Fourth cav alry, two montha. Second Lieut G. L Thatcher, coast artil lery corps. Is relieved from assignment to lestb company, placed on onaasigned liat for daty oa aalneplaatsr MaJ. Saninol Rlnasold, Second Lieut E. B. Colladay. coast artil lery eorpa, ts aaaiamed to the 141st eompany. lie It ever -o hnmble there's no place like home comfortably warmed with coal from R. 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