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EL PASO HERALD
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ILLIP T LAN
Twin Midgets Are Haled to
Court For Habeas
Corpus Hearing.
w nt to go with Mr Schaeffer:
don i like Mr. Hose
Tins i not a suggestion lor a popu
Ui song tule It is tb song sum by
MM now and Bela Matina, twin midgets.
wl.i, the took the stand Thursday
rt.iii.Mii in Judge ! K. Prices court
10 i.miiv in the li.il. as coipus pro-
r i.- m-titutr-.l he Ike Hose to se
me ilni possession from Charles
Hirer Peel lliclu V. rich .- ,"1""'.'-
V .tli w ind Hela stood side by side
', in witness stand barely threeJeet
l.i ht end weighing less than 5
, is phi h Lined up 'n a row on a
i. Ii further buck in the court room
,n, fun nioie mldets of various ages
1 M s (..j.itli"i with several other
, . ojji" ind i s- ore of interested
,. tn 'nei all toweied the six
. , i .f imlee I'n. e interested and
,, ,v, i ii was fie most unique court
on . ttmg In Hit annals of the old
t uithoiise
mail Town stufr.
I d. ii t jou want to go with Mr
i ii-Ked attorne Charles Owen
f the lt fence, addressing himself to
I, i bad man ' answered mld-
ii want to stav with Mr.
J- I u ffer '
.ill e t
'out von want to go home
n it s too small town for me
I he crowd laughed and Judge Price
s il.d hefoie calling for order
V ouldii t ou like to see jour father
nml in .thei and jour little brothers"
-kf I I'ugene L. Harris, attorney for
M J lose
Likes the Hide.
I lik" to see mv little brothers, but
T hk to stav here best I like to go
n . ro tow ii o town '
loth l.ris declared the were well
t it 1 l. Schaeffer and were satisfied
a Mi tl.n lot
II. Lose the itue 1 manager, ap
i ind in y l'io several davs ago
Till whit purports to be a powei of
t. 1 1 . v iliieiiment signed bv the father
. r tit M itnia. iHitr a t lilor In a small
1 It ingiiiin town On the stand Thurs-
itttinoon he declared that he is
s . 1 i the custmlv of the midgets to
t . tl in liNck to Ilungarv
'inched IIt Scotland Yard.
ii tl itms examination he stated
t h m had difficulty In getting
1 t ii ii i. ii beeiuse of the war
h i wti, irre-ted several times as
a si inn ou not' asked Air Owen
I w v (.H. t takei for a spv T was
tl.i hi. 1 foi five minutes in Scotland
V I he rtt ltcd
I nniilv of Midgets.
n irv s, h leffer op the stand stated
1 t I e. Matliew and Bela Matina,
w iu II v infir brother, 1-ajas. another
i iet mmis of age under contract
tl t. l Tub. 111 He had had the mid
!. nt " 1 three eirs Ho had taken
uo I iHie'of tliei i and wrote home
i v . ek He pi id 100 crowns per
i . ih the first eir to the parents
1 ii i rt.w ns the sei ond ear, he said
H i nt ihe mone to his wife in Huii-i
c e ii .1 she turnetl it over to the'
o i js eam i thhi he idmitted
ii i it s Ins wift not he who signed
11 h inltatt with tin patents He said
t 1 t ti id been . tuple ed be Rose for
r- himg bet n rngagee; bv Rose
I I I I i I st
How to Kct.
i:i Heros another midget,
i I rd intti the w'tness chair long
t li to tell how well he and the
tt . nn.li.tts are treated by Schaeffer
We ,,n Mr Rose he said "He told
us we wt i en t putting on a good show."
ii w tntss said, and said If we were
1 s lit d show us how to act."
T,ni Matina, "3 jears Of age, who,
1 Hit w e Is to be married Saturday.
I i nr iced tn a handsome little
iLet of 'o snmmers had some dlf-
ilt in ehmbing into the witness
i Inn a as perfect! at home after
1 t tie l there All of us like Mr
s fttr he aatd ' anu 18 rather
m little brothers with Mr
i t 'U i nthan Mi Rose "
Continued I ntll Saturday
Miniatapulos declared that he had
1 I Tose in Kurope He told me.
le witness said, 'that if I could get
-t of -he little bovs lie would make
1 1 h n while '
I 1 Mm try"
. n and a few dajs later he ac
. .I me of tr ing to steal "
n t c-irnpbell stated that Schaeffer
e Kurt to all the midgets, that none
. the midgets had complained, and
s, n icffer was of good moral
tt
r . heiipig was continued to Sat-
ARIZONA GUARD OPENS
RECRUITING STATIONS
i . i M-ls March 24 National guard
11 uk ff . hav ben oind In
1 i mi tl rurrton, br nrdcr of Adjt Gen.
i r f Ifarria The local station Is
r ill- rhai-Re tt J lut Prank Smith.
jhI titiiM rpc-ntl Adjt Gn Ilani-i
l piililv PtatfS that Porapanfe-T A and
f I hf-nit might as pI1 b mustered
Thi hae bn nplrfl derreaaln In
1 I'Hhlp and efffrtfPTieas since they
r ll I upon to do Ftrlke dut at Cllf-
t a repent inup rtii n the two com-
i i n i nrned out t nl 10 enlisted man,
i1 ufch the) are fui po( d to have HO
v h'th r th" romi.iniin will be mustered
ut r r-oriranixfMl w li not be known till
i "nit f th r - nt rerrultinc moe-
i t ' 1 m bfn dtermln d
h' umpany at Vumn in th only one In
i it nal guard T Anxona that Is now
"CXii t 1 to full war 'treng'th
f VRIIIFKS I) V.
Ton r w hp-XwK the la at Saturday In
ttm ti i 1 1 ll'nld rarrieis will present
fM Mir h PUbsrriptlona Sub-
iilwrs will plpiflf note and be ready
f e the bOn
We Will Serve
A Regular
SPANISH DINNER
Sunday, March 26lh,
From 6 p.m. lo 8:30 p.m.
Seventy-five Cents.
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OUR1 FEATURE' FJLM5"
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Strawberries and Spring Arrive
Fine, Big Red Berries Remind El Pasoans of Mexico Before the Days of
the Revolutions, When They Had Strawberries in Winter.
FRESH, juicy strawberries aro makinff
their sprinc bow on the market tIl
this week, a reminder of the days be
fore Mexico had its epidemic of revolutions,
when atrayrberriea flourished on the table
and deaiert menus of EI raaoana the entire
)ar round.
The atrawberrien are uneipectedly cheap,
aclllne from II to -0 centa per basket
In th wholemle markets the valley farm
er are beginning to end in their produce
of freah spinach, and bunches of onions and
radishes Fresh spring carrots are Just bc
ait.nlng to replace the winter supply on the
nuirket and the wholesalers are payinR 25
cents per dosen bunches for these Aspara
rus Is a new arrival on the retail market
stalls, and bell peppers are also new arri
vals ,
Florida fruits and icfetables are Kivtng
way to East Texas fruits and tegetables
now ..
The market list for the week Is as follows
fruit. ,
Oranges ?c to 40c per dso
Bananas .. 2c and 2ac per doz
Strawberries 16c and 20c per box
Grape fruit, large 10c each. 3 for 25c
L-mon - 20c per doz
Wlneaaps X lbs 23c. 1 1 00 box
Dates 15c per lb
Figs 16c per la
Valley rseiables.
Egg plant . . 20c per lb
rurumber 23c esh
Oreen chill . . U i per lw
olo Greeley Irish potatoes lbs for 26c
Esst Texas new potatoes lc per lb
Spcnish Bermuda onions 10c. t lbs 25c
Radishes 2 bunches for 5c. 6 for 16c
Mountain Tark cabbage Sc per lb
Lettuce 2 for 1-c
Dried onions (c lb 6 lbs. for 25c
Carrots, 2 bunches 5o
alley beets 2 bunches for 5c
Fresh turnips bunches for 5c
Mexican beans . ...10c IK. 14 lbs. JIM
Wholesale T per lb
Kast Texas string or snap beans 2c per lb
Cuban tomatoes . . 2sc per lb
faulif lower 15c per lb
alle hpinach . 10c per lb 2 for 1
r.lerv .10c per bunch, 2 for 23c
lumbo ranberries -Oc a it
Kbunarl. 15c per lb , 2 lbs for 2c
Asparagus . 2 lbs for 2"c
Bell peppers 25c per lb
I'arsiiips . - bunches for 6c
Dried fruits.
California cruses 15 and 2tc per lb.
Dried peaches 2 lbs. for 25c
Dried apricots.... 20c pr lb.
Dried apples .............2 lbs. for 25c
rttron 30c per lb
candled fruits for fruit cakes.. ..5c per lb
Turkish figs 16c per lb.
California cluster raisins . ...,20c per lb
Miellrd fresh Huts.
Shelled walnuts 65c per lb
Shelled almonds 65c per lb
Shelled pecans C5c per b
Shelled Jordan almonds SOc per lb
Trrsh Not.
Pecans 25c pr lb
Brazil nuts 25c per lb
rilberts , ..25c per lb
California almonds 25o per lb
Walnuts 25c per lb
tloasted peanuts oo lb.
flutter and ?gg.
Dutter fancy grsde . .40c per lb 2 lbs 75e
Cooking butter 50c per ib
Mr-sills. Park eggs 3"r pr doz
ri Psso nrd eggs . 30c per do
Ksnsas eggs .. SOc per doz
CTheese.
Walnut cheese ic glass
McLaren s Imperl . .20c to 25c a jar
Plmlsnto cheese ....20c a glass
German breakfast cheese z for 16o
Imperial cheese 15 to 36c each
I lol land cream cheese . 40c per 'A lb.
Camembert, S5c. Imported ;oc per can
Vew Vork cream dairy .. . .20c per Ih.
Kdam. small Jl.26 each
Nejfchatel . 10c each. 2 'for 16c
Roquefort 65c per lb
Swiss. Imported 60c per 'b
Llmburger 30c per lh.'
Dutch Girl 0e per cis
Brick cheese.. . 30c per I h
Beef.
Sfrloin -teak :7 V p-r lb
i , M ,K "c por Ib
K -miti "-. fc, per .,
" i -'- l.cp,r ,,,
lUiKk rt 4 per Ih
" ' rr - per lb
CHORUS
Cn right ltlf International News Service.
I ' 21 2' a . i it f " TZ!
IS
Corn beef ISc per lb.
Mntton.
Lrg- of lamb SSe per lb
E - 25c per lb
Shoulders ISc per lb.
Chops 3r pr lb
Lamb chop ..Sac per lb
Breast pieces 19c per lb.
Tort
Salt pork roc per lb
Boiled ham 40c per lb
Pork chops 2&c per lb
PlRflhead lor per K
Spar- ribs 17Hc per lb
Shoulders I7Hc per lb
Leg T5e p?r lb
Bacon 40c per lb
Steaks 2c per lb
Sauaase SOc per lb
Pure pork sausage 25c per lb
Poultry.
Turkeys .. Jm per lb
Sprinfr chlKn (dreaaed) .. - 3V per lb
liens drfled 20c per lb
Hens (alive) 18c per lb.
Geese 25c per lb
rresb llbh.
Salmon steaks -c per lb
Halibut steaks 20c per lb
Trout . 2c per lb
Orate ru 25c a pint
Dellcatesn Irke.
Mackeral ISc per lb. 2 iar 2S eta
Heme cooked tongue 7Sc per lb.
Home cooked ham 60c per lb.
Home cooked teal 50c pr Ib.
Home cooked pork 0c per lb.
kiwwld uHb itit ow.n t 3yW.L rmi s . '
OF PADE5 AN' THE. uWl,l'WJv-,; a W -
.. " OUrieAj OFDIAWo -r wV (Hr 'Jltito
Tl ( THATS WHY I S M p VI1"V
p se ,r? mSm jcod vSrfcJ
NEWS BREVITIES
Advertls
Trnln llnlletin
Aila fternoon and nisxht trains for
today are. reported on time.
Murray fJrocery, 805 N Oregon Ph 171
Siiliniarlnr In 'Out of ConitiilMHlon.
New Vork, Jfarch 24 The rubma
rine D-l i temporaril out of com
mission at the New York navy -vard
toda with some of her plates dented
and one of her armature shafts cracked
The D-l reoentlj was rammed by a
tugboat off New London, Conn
HI rsio Distilled Water Co, Ph 489
IjonBireil Be carerul or jour baggage
checks. Leave at Longn ell's. Tel 1.
Illisslan DelcKatlou In I . s.
W.ishlliBton. V C March Zi V del
egation of Itussian financier; and om
merclal men which arrived in New
York recently to tell meiuan manu
facturer; of the opportunities offered
in Husoia for tnt o-neniion of the
foreign trade of the I niled tatii will
come to "Washington soon for confer
erces with the foreign trade advis
ers of the state department
Dr. Ilaurhert, Dentlxt Mills Bldg l'h 4817,
Notice.
"I have moved mj law offti e to
316-17 Tirst Natl Bank Bldg"
Trank Judkins
2I Killed III i:xpluslon.
London, Eng. March 24 Twenty
persons have been killed in an explo
sion In the Preussen colllerv near Mil
ckowitz, Silesia savs a dispatch to the
Central News from msterdam
Sun Drue Co. Phones 791-792
Mr. (nnn Ileum, BucKIer Bid over Elite
ImieseN Will 'lo- Ceorgln.
San Antonio. Tex, Manh t Ml
and Vis Mctor Innes, of Kngene.
Oregon who piotest.d to the governor
of Texas th it tli.v feir.d lulling
if the weie rli i lit. .1 I., I mijm to
stand lilil n it ill. I me nl v huin
1 H e en 'ft' i "si inn. in I I hui s
ix t ri x i 'I l il l ii"'
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BY
Jellied toncue SOc per lb.
Alabama sauvig-. Milwaukee ....50c per lb i
Cerlat aausape Milwaukee 50c per lb.
IleaJchfK-si' Milwaukee per lb
Uver aaueage, Milwaukee. .......40c per lb.
Ham aau..e- Milwaukee 36c per lb
Blood and tongue sauaace. Milwaukee. 40c lb
Kosher welnerwurst ...3c per lb.
Kosber frankfurters ....."Be per lb.
Kosher ring: sausage ,25c per lb
Kosber cooked corn beef.. Cue 'b.
I tolled herring 5o each
Spec herring ..... ...... .2 for 15c
Smoked bloa tera . . 5c each
HerriBg, rail cb era .Se each
Anchovies 40c per lb.
ho!eftle Produce Trice.
Prices wholesale dealers are paytnc for
valley products.
Spinach . . 3c per lb
trlons and radishes per doz. bunches 1 c
Carrots per Onsen bunches . c
Upon request of valley farmers and fruit
(-rowers. The Herald adds to Its market re
port the w holesale prices. It Ii generally
understood that these prices are Just 10 per
cent more than the produce uyera pay tne
farmer for his product
Teed.
Alfalfa finr, wholesale .... J1P per ton
Alfalfa, fantj retail $20 per tou
Alfalfa Nil 1 wholesale . Jlh p r ti
Alfalfa No 1 retail .. . fis per t n
Porn wholesale .$1 To per rt
t'orn retail 51 m per mr
Northern white oats wholesale $ o
Northern white oat retail J io
Texas red clipped uits wholesale . II s .
Texas red clipped oats, retail $2 oo
Chops, wholesale . ji v
Chops, retail .. $1 '
Bran, wholesale $145 per cwt
Bran, retail ....3150 per cwt
Chicken feel, wholesale 32.50 per cyt.
Chicken feed, retail 32.65 per cwt.
Staples.
Thirteen pounds of sugar are offered tar 31
100 lbs wholesale 37 25
LOCAL. AND
GESER V L
tnent.
ready to proceed to Atlanta within a .
week, or as soon as the mandate of
the supreme court of tne Lnite.i states
reached here
Ilr, sppinnn removes corns bunions,
ingrown nails, etc 10 Coles building
Ir. Ilbrrt, dentist. C16-21S Mills Bids.
Osteopathy 1 up Dr Kidwell Hi-rahl BlilE
l'at at Snvoy Cnfc, 110 S S. m ton
Sheriff Killed on 'I rain.
Munkot.ee Okla , Mauh -I Jake
Kieles. sheriff of lefferson ountv, was
shot and killed on a train near Che
cotah Tliursdaj morning s,eNera
posses were started from here and
other towns in pursuit of the alleged
slayer, a man accompanied by a wom
an, who fled into the woods after foic
ing the conductor to stop the train
OTERO COUNTY COPPER
COMPANY IS INCORPORATED
Santa Fe, N M March 24 Incorpoi -atlon
papers were filed today by the
Boston and Brice Copper company, of
Brire, Utero county
The capitalisation is $2,000 000 of
w hi. h $2l)i)0 is paid in
Thv incorporators and directors are
George r Moffett and J II Dennv. of
Alamogordo John Colthrop, Orocrande
and IV W spencer of Boston Moffett
is named statutory agent.
i. c c. oiinints imii mi
1MII RlTi:s ON O VI.
Washington " C March 24 In
vestigation of bituminous coal rates
from mines in Pennsylvania. Marjland
West ngiiiia. ngiula Kentucky anil
Ohio to Lake Trie ports for trans
shipment over tiie CSieat Lakes was or
dcie.l to. av bv the interstate corn
mere e ( i imission on its own initiative
The e onu iissit.i fixed Apiil 24 for the
first hea nig here
MniMi'lNC dressing nnde with Avon
d il. Oh ( Oil Mis l, d.iHlous tTste
tn s ,1 ,h
! Mrilini nits 1 h.c. lallj in G0
WHEELAN
Herald Want Ads for results
fi 81 Drop Forgings in the 1916 Indian
DROP forgings alone costly to make as they are meet Indian ideals
nf srrpntffh nnd stamina where durability and strength are most needed.
kROP forgings alone costly to make as they are meet Indian ideals
of strength and stamina where durability and strength are most needed.
They are used because they arq tougher than castings and more dependable
than stampings.
Indian is called the .all-drop-forge machine because it has more drop
forgings than any other motorcycle made.
81 of these Samson pieces in the Indian make a machine which withstands,
with smallest wear and operating cost, the hardest tests to which a motor
cycle can be subjected.
Automobile engineers, who have studied the Indian and Indian manufac
turing methods, marvel at the expensiveness and fineness of Indian
construction, for it is built like a high grade motor car.
Allen Arms & Cycle Co.
404 North Oregon St., El Paso, Tex.
Valuable Health Hints
The Roosevelt Gonser ati.m ommis
sinn on nation.il v italit indicated in
their rtpoit that in the tinted States
nerv jear there aie tOO.UuO death,
un'ch should not haip occurred
Think of it' l.b4 deaths every
tnent-four hours which should hae
liem prevented a Titanic a daj Is it
not frightful to contemplate
Their report also Indicated that at
least half of the J ou mm su K bed c oti--tantly
ki pt filld in the I nited fatates
should not be needed
Man people fall ill and die because
the do not know hon to keep well,
while others simply neglect to apply to
themselves their kuon ledge of the laws
of health
W hen ou re ilize th it imp'-rt, nnpo -erished
or impaired blood is the prime
cause of disease, jou will understand
the importance of keeping jour hlood
puie and vigorous, and if it has gotten
in bad shape from an raue, you must
quic kl realize the er Kieat import
ance of getting it b.uk in good condi
tion without dela The surest and
safest way that has ben n found to keep
the blood pure and iNo to make it
pure after it has become impure is to
take ii S S the .Standairi Blood Rem
edy for fifty vearct I o ou know that
HIIKLMVriSM
is not just a local soreness The pain
in the muscles or it.ints is merely a
symptom the cause is much deeper
Rubbing the core spot with oils or
liniments mav bring i certiin amount
of temporarv relief but the disease is
still In the to stem and the pain will
come back. Rheumatism is poison in
the blood that poison must be re
moved before the duseaae ran be cured.
It can be removed b using S S s,
which acts directlv on the blood puri
fving It and removing the poisons that
cause the disease S S S is purelv
vegetable and not only purifies the
blood but is a splendid tonic for the
en tne svstem
C VTlIllllf.
The svmptoms of Catarrh are most
frequently treated instead of treating
thi disease Itself Catarrh is the re
sult of impurities In the blood these
impurities must be removed before the
disease can be cured
The most common symptom of Ca
tarrh is an inflamed and tender i ondi
tlon of the breathing passages and the
blocking of throat and nostrils with
mucous
The use of washes nasal douches
and creams merelv ease the local Irri
tation but do not reach the disease
To cure Catarrh you must go to the
seat of the trouble the blood and
cleanse and purifv it with S s S Its
action is to cleanse and strengthen the
blood corpuscles so thev fight off the
disease
iMMi'i.r.s -n SOUK-.
Diseases of the skin are caused by
poisons in the blood You cannot cure
BANKING
BY MAIL
A request for our new free booklet. "Banking by Mall" carries
with it no ctligation to open an account All we aA Is an oppor
tunitv to explain clearly why jour savings should earn 4 percent,
and why vo'ir money will be absolutely safe if sent by mail to
this institution. You may have occasion to thank us for thts
suggestion.
Write to-day, and ask for our New Booklet
El Paso Bank and Trust Company
a Guaranty Fund Dank
El rsao, Tex.
isM"i - jn
f .
Want Ads
a skin disease until the poisons In the
! hlnnri are remov ed.
The use of salves and ointments mav
give some temporarv relief but the
poison that causes them is still in your
svstem and will break out on the sur
face again
You must.go to the mot of the trou
ble and remove the c lUse
S S S has been purifvlng the blood
and thus enabling nature to drive awav
sores pimples, ulcers and otner sKin
I troubles, for half a entury It con
t inis no harmful drug It will do for
I vou what It has done for others give
it a trial before it is too late
I roiv)i:i iii.ooD.
s stated in the introduction, the
cause of most diseases is poison-lnfect-I
ed blood. You cannot have a health
i body if vou have impure blood running
i in your veins The blood Is the great
source of nourishment for all flesh tis
I sues When the blood is not pure It
t carries poisons and impurities to all
parts of the bodv causing local ills that
j cannot be cured until the blood is puri
I fled Impure blood shows itself in
I manv wave lack of energy loss of
appetite sleeplessness, may all be evi
dence of an Impaired condition of the
blood
I S S. P has been sold for fifty years
I and Is known far and wide as the sur
' est remedy for all blood troubles It is
I nature's remedy, being made from roots
and herts and acts directly upon the
blood corpuscles making them pure and
1 healthv so they can Ho their work in
fighting off disease and toning up tne
entire system
1II. VRI.
Malaria Is a poisonous germ whirh
gets into the blood from external
sources and is most powerful for evil
In those constitutions which are sat
urated with other poisons alreadv pres
ent in the blood It Is more apt to
attack those whose blood is impover
ished or impure from any cause, than
those whose sv stems are normal and
whose blood Is pure
The best treatment for this prevalent
maladv is that which will destroy ma
lirious germs in the blood, togethe
with all other poisonous material that
ma) be present
" ! - will purifv Miur blood an I
cleanse it of all impuiities If you suf
fer from Malaria, don t lose anv time
getting a bottle of this wonderful med
lcine
nnMntniF.n.
" " is guaranteid to be pureH
vegetable and while cleansing voin
blood of all impurities it will art -is
a tonic for jour entire bodv, biiildmtr
up your phvsical and nervous svstem
This wonderful medicine is prepar 1
onlv bv Swift -.net ific Companv. "
Swift Building. Atlant i f.a V rite f i
special booklet ind if niedh al advice is
wanted write for that also to addresv
given above Books and medical adv I' e
are free Adv ertisement
ta Tha EI Paso HentltS A
AN INVESTMENT
NOT m EXPERIMENT
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