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EL PASO HERALD
Thursday, Sept. 20, 1917.
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Local Attorney Furnishes
Bond in $7500 After
Grand Jury Charges.
VT. B Ware, prominent El Puo
attorney, was indicted by the grand
jury in the United States district
court, nfcich made Its first report
Thursday, on a charge of receiving
from one Clare L. Rogers the sum of
$22,500. which. It "was alleged, had
previously been taken from the United
States mails.
Mr. 'Ware gave bond In the sum of
JT500 immediately after his arrest by
deputy United States marshal J. B.
1 ubois Thursday at noon. His sure
ties -were H. P. Jackson, X J. Kaster,
Frank V. Murchlson and J- M- Dudley.
Recites Rogers Caar.
It is alleged in the indictment that
:he sum of $i2,S00 was received by
the accused from Rogers after the
latter had taken the money from the
I'mted States mails, the amount be
ine part of a shiDment of S25.000 in
!,Te packages, by the First National
nank or El raeo to tne national buk
of Corrmerce. New York.
Recalls Kogern'a Trial.
The indictment recalls the trial of
Rogers shortly after the alleged tak
c of the money. It was testified
then that Rogers was a postoffice
ilerk at 1 Paso, and that the five
itackases "5. ere contained in a regu
lat.on mail bag. but when it reached
Sew Tork, it was found to have been
previously opened. The money was
enne. Rogers was sentenced to pay a
in rr jzooo and to serve ten years in
the Fort X8avenworth penitentiary.
The indictment apainst Mr. AVarc
was based on the testimony of the
following witnesse5. v. hose names are
endorsed on the charge: C. G. Kin-
rell Mrs. C. C. Rogers. L. R. Villars,
James L. Marr.
Ware Makes Statement.
"WThen asked for a statement at 2 30
orlock this afternoon Mr. Ware said:
' Tbe insurance company and post-
ffice inspectors went Into partner
ship with a confessed thief and a con
fessed perjurer to try to frighten me
ut of some money."
Reports Thirty Indietmenta.
The grand Jury had been In sesion
nee Monday morning and reported
. bout "0 indictments Thursday. Re-
irn" have not yef been made, but it
sa'd that practically all except the
Y charge allege the sale of II-
o- to soldiers.
I IS rRfCES PVTS HONOR
TO MEN nHO ARB DRAFTED
Las Cruces. X. M-. Sept. 10. Twenty
Me ;. oung men left lat night for
ramp Funston to enter the military
sen ie of the United States.
V me ting was held at the court
house at which Will lapoint presided.
Music was furnished by Golindo's
Boys bsnd. Judge Edward I lledler.
jjdge of the third Judicial district of
X- w Mexico, was the first speaker.
' e Oonzales was the Interpreter.
'jd. Me- ler spoke on the lawless
' i cnTi government.
NASTY MEDICINES
BAD FOR CHILDREN
Xt la set eitsa a child result ts xaefi-m-.
of any IX the bowels ara
rcrclar promptly dispose of nafll
reated matter discarded by the stomach,
tbe general health Is very apt to bo ex
t client. Xa any case, pills, powders, ana
nauseating' or cnpaiatablft compounds,
abould never be given to children. Any
therapeutic virtu such remedies may
possess is largely nullified by tie yensg
iters satnral antagonism.
Xor sio rt children, a mild laxative, aa
minlstertd occasionally, Is all that 1
needed to asssre aormsl rgjlarlty and
food health. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin Is a pleasatft-tasttag cotaulnaUan o
HTT.pt laxative lierbs with, pepsin, free
from, eplato or narcotic drags, and acts
rtntly yet eSectlvely: children liie it
Lad taie It readily, so that It la tee ideal
remedy for the family xaedicise cliesfc
It Is sold la drag stores Xor fifty cents
a bottle. A trial bottle, free of charge,
can be obtalnsd by wrlttag to: pr.w. S.
Caldwell. 466 'WaahlEgtoa St, Hons
cello, nilnnlw.
tVP-TO-DATE S-PASEENUBR
cars s.ee PER HOUR
AUTOS
PHOXES 503-310
ACTO LITER! CO.
Oliver Carr, Met.
Stand by Texas Grand Theater
"Poor Nerves" writes: "Is it pos
s.b:e to find a medicine whlh by Ite
ton e or nutritne powers will bring
the glow of health and ambition back
xa a man who has everything in the
world but health and happiness? I
am dull, forgetful, despondent, weak,
trembling, short of breath and suffer
more or les with pain in spine and
back of head "
Answer: Tour condition indicates
the need of a strong, harmless tonic
nutritive to restore nerve equilibrium,
which in turn fortifies and strength
ens the organs of nutrition, thus vi
talizing the blood and promoting new
cell and tissue to take care of the
warte forces. Three-grain cadomene
tablets, packed in sealed tubes with
full directions, are recommended in
all such cases.
Mrs. "Annie R." writes: "My hus
band is surely afflicted with some
kldnev disease. Ee h.ta become weak
mid suffers with headache and pains
, ills back and groins pains are like
- -e iinatism Hu ankles swell and
-s feet reem to be tired all the time.
-oi.e d.i.' he has chills and no ap
ptt te Please prescribe."
Ans " . Tbe symptoms indicate dc--a-gement
of kidneys and should not
be nfjg'e' I would advise balm
w -t tav e-. a compound well su ted
New Mexico Conference of
Methodist Church Covers
a Large Area.
One of the largest church confer
ences in the entire United States, Is
the New Mexico conference, which will
meet In El Paso, Oct. 3-8, at Trinity
X. 23. church.
The Methodist Episcopal church.
South, is composed of 52 conferences.
Forty-two of these are In the home
land, seven in foreign countries, not
including three In Mexico, and the
Mexican mission and the German mis
sion In Texas. Five of these confer
ences, the two missions named and
a large part of the New Mexico con
ference, lie within the bounds of Tex
as. Over the 51 conferences. 14 bish
ops preside, the number having been
reduced during this quarrennium. by
the deaths of bishop A. T Wilson and
bishop Joseph S. Key.
The New Mexico conference em
braces all of Texas west of the Pecos
river and extends nearly to Midland
on the Texas Pacific railroad. It takes
in all of New Mexico except a small
portion in the northwest. Since this
conference was separated from the
West Texas conference. 7 sessions
have been held, seven In El Paso. Pre
siding bishops have been Fitzgerald.
Key for nine years: Duncan, MorrlBon,
Hendrix, Moss. Ward. Atkins and Lam
buth. When it met in El Paso in 1909
bishop E. R. Hendrix. of Kansas Citv,
presided. Rev. Caspar S. Wright, now
of Dallas, was pastor, and Rev. Joel
Hedgpeth, now of Prescott. Atitl, was
secretary. Of the preachers present
at that session only nine active mem
bers remain: W. S. Huggett, J. H.
Messer, G. H. Givan. J. B. Cochran. W.
W. Turner. T. L. Lallance. Hubert SL
Smith, A. C. Bell and S. EL Allison.
Three have been superannuated, W. E.
jtouiks, ot ueminfr; ueorge ward.
Fort Davis, and J. A. Trick ey.
The conference now numbers about
preachers. 65 local preachers and
MO members. There are US preach
ing places, and tbe value of church
property is $425,000. The total amount
raised last year was tllS.Ooe, an aver
age of over $13 per member.
Greece Wants King To
Wed Entente Princess;
He Wants a Greek Girl
Athens. Greece. Sept. SO. The pros
pects of a matrimonial alliance for
king Alexander are being widely dis
cussed and have become an affair of
state
Since he ascended the throne and
Greece joined the entente, the view
has been held that the marriage of
the young king with a princess of one
of the entente countries would be
more in the interests of Greece than a
private alliance. King Alexander has
made it known, however, that he did
not approve this view, his desire be
ing to marry a younir Greek woman
of high character, the daughter of a
court official.
The Issue thus remains open as to
whether the decision will conform
Mth what are considered the state's
"terests or with the primate inclina-
r.ons of the monarch.
DAILY RECORD.
Deeds Piled
East 1 Paso addition, on Oro street
Marr Bros. Investment Co. to E.
Ortiz, vda. De Delgado. lot 7, block
ij. SeDtember. 19. 1917: S230.
Orchard Park addition E. G. and
C. T. Santillan, to A- Gonzales, lots 1,
Z, 3. DlOCK 4, AUgUSC Ztt, . 4V.
Bassett's addition, on East Boule
vard L. G. and D. E. Lambright to
h. D. and S. A. Soulhas, part of lot 21,
a I lot 22. block 89, September 12,
1917; (3325.
Highland Park addition, on New Or
leans street D. D. and C. Vogel to
F. E. Stevens, lots 9 to 12, block 110,
August 18, 1917: 1200.
Logan Heights addition Logan
Heights Investment company to J. H.
Jenkins, lots 27 to 84. block 76-C,
fcei.tember 13. 1917: S102S.
Campbell's addition, on Fourth
s'.reet W. B. Ware to Lee H. Orn
dorff. part of lots 7 arid 8, block 118.
September 1917; 88500.
Snlldlnc Permits
Great Western Oil company. Mia.
ouri and Mesa, shelter bouse, 8225.
Licensed to Marrr
Henry Johnson and Baldwin How- i
aro.
Ricardo Falaoios and Maria Sle
drano. Ta Ilrce Wheat Pl&ntlnsr.
In the drive for more wheat, i
Messrs. Fabian Garcia, ij. - id. tioac-
1 land and R. L. Toung, of Las Cruees,
are to speak tonignt at .Hesiiiz. w:tn
speakers from Mesilla, and Messrs.
John H. May. Robert P. Porter, B. G.
Pvne and Frank T. French are to
"peak at Chamberlno with speakers
trom mat piaco.
F 4KKJ
The questtoas aniwtrid below are n
erai in character, the symptoms or di"
eams are gtren and th answers will ap- i
p!7 ta any ease of similar nature. j
rncse wiinmf runner aavicr, irrv.
e3'Ires Dr. Lewis Baker, Colleee BldE
Cui'eeE!wood streets. Dayton. Ohio, en
easing self -addressed stamped envelope
fr reply. Pull same and address must
be given, but enly Initials or fictitious
names will be used In my answers. The
prescriptions ea& be filled at any well
stocked drug store. Any drurslst an
order of wholesaler.
to '--ai li cases. Obtain in-sealed tubes
with directions for home use,
" .T R. asks: "Can I safely reduce
my -n eight, and how 7"
Answer: Go to a well stocked
druggist and get five-graia arbolone
tablets in sealed tube with complete
directions. Take as directed, and you
should soon feel the relief you de
sire. Many of my patients report
Quick results without any harmful
action whatever.
"Vanity" writes: "Two years ago I
used your great prescription for kld
nev trouble and it wholly overcome
the trouble. I want medicine now for f
constipation and Impure blood for 1
am a sight with pimples that make
big lumpy sores."
Answer: I would advise the taking
of three-grain sulpherb tablets (not
sulphur) for several months to purify
the system.
Ellen J. asks: "Tell me, please, how
I can Increase my weight and Improve
my color. I seem to be aenemle, weak
and tired all tbe time
Answer: Begin taking three-grain
hypo-BUdane tablets with your meals
and soon you will feel your strength
returning and gradually your weight
and color will Improve. This is a
most effective remedy if persistently
used.
NOTE: For many years Dr. Baker
has been giving free advice and pre
scriptions to millions of people
through the press columns, and doubt
less has helped in relieving illness and
distress more than any single indi
vidual in the world's history. Thou-
sands have written him expressions of )
gratitude and confidence Adv.
Scenery Is Beautiful in the
Autumn and Air Has the
Right "Tang."
By GEO. C. BF.MIS.
Mountain Park, N. M.. Sept. :0.
Mountain Park summer tourists have
for the most part returned to their
homes at El Paeo and various other
X-lacee. There are a few. however,
that remain to enjoy the bracing air
of September.
September and October are the most
beautiful months of the year here,
with cool nights and fine, clear days,
with just enough "tang" in the air to
make one feel young again.
I have often wondered why visitors
do not remain longer in the moun
tains. If they understood the won
derful benefit to be derived, surely
many would do so. Mountain Park is
destined, in my opinion, to be the
coming resort. Situated as it is at an
elevation of 6400 feet, with fine shade,
it is easily accessible for automobiles
not too cool, not too much rain, and
it has many shady nooks and corners
where one can spend a quiet hour of
meditation.
The trouble heretofore has been "no
place to stay." Scores of people were
turned away each season. We hope to
see tnings changed oy tne time next
season rolls around.
Some Beautiful Homes.
No doubt many Herald readers have
visited the beautiful Cadwallader
park, but few have had the opportu
nity of seeing it in its September
glory, with Its green lawns, its vari
ous flower beds, just now a riot of
color. One can hardly realize that
only 15 year3 ago it was only a cow
range, but the foresighted owner, E.
F. Cadwallader, at once saw the pos
sibilities, and he has brought beauty
out of chaos, or more strictly speak
ing, beauty out of a cow range.
J. G. McNary's fine summer home
is beautifully situated just across
from this park.
Another El Paso business man who
Is far sighted enough to see the fu
ture of Mountain Park as a coming
summer resort is J. A. Krakauer, who
has disposed of his cottage at Cloud
croft and has purchased several acres
here and will undoubtedly greatly im
prove them.
A Ret for a Cltr Slan.
I have just returned from a Ion
early morning walk, filling my lungs
wun energizing ozone, ine patn l
took leads through the trees and thick
tangled undergrowth as nature In-
tended and almost untouched bv the
hand of man. The orioles are still on agricultural lands, $1,178.31.. How
with us. as are also many others of j ever, several items came near the mil-
ine leamerea irioe, ana, as 1 waiKea i
along, here and there darted across
the path a small grey squirrel or a
saucy chipmunk. My thoughts, in ;
the meantime, dwelt on the tired,
worried, over worked brains of mam
city dweller how much a walk
would benefit them, whether they
were lovers of nature or not.
une cannot meet nature, especially
as it has been lavished on this beau
tiful spot, and not feel lifti 1 up and I
back to the daily grind with a clearer I
HELPING TO
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Scenes showiDs Girl Scouts at vfffor ?ood Conservation, "ri . - ...J'
THE Girl Scouts o.' America are' food ajnun'strition uniform. This
hard at work for the food ad-, 13 f chamb-ay or gingham. Their
Q . 1 use would relea.se for soldiers the
ministration. So far they have 1;h,kl that now figures ln 6Cout unl.
concerned themselves with two tasks,! forms.
that of assisting in. and giving can-! When a girl becomes a scout she
r drrr?,t,ons- aidmBl wS!i!inSsi.f r?..!.';: '";a,,ooumehron-:,nr
m the distribution of food pledge and oi.e; tin -,", l tw that he.ps
cards to the housewives of the nation. ner ,n ri-ach th t nU ii Girl Scouts
In many cities, ical chapters, un-l fr
der the guidance of graduates sent by 1. s of healt'i c uiradllnes and
the State Agricultural college, are be-I simplicity. They learn household s-1-log
taught scientific canning. Accus- ft a ay thMma.esieid ,no
tomed to atrict obedienc, the Olri thry aloarn those th-r-rs h-h.
hcouls have been exceeairgly apt pu-
tpils
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Offer to Cut Prices Slightly
Is Made Voluntarily to
Government.
Washington, D. C. Sept. 20. Reduc
tion of sugar prices about one per
cent per pound apparently was as
sured today when beet sugar produc
ers agreed with the food administra
tion to sell to wholesalers at seaboard
refining points for 7 1-4 cents a
pound, maximum, instead of the pre
vailing price of 8.4 cents. Retail
prices ordinarily would be from 1-2
cant to 3 cents higher.
These prices will bo effective in
the western section of the country,
where sugar beets are raised, about
October 1, and in the eastern section
about two weeks later.
brain and feelinr that life is still
worth living.
Goed Crons.
The apple crop was not an entire
laiiure, as tnere will oe several inou
sand boxes of fine fruit shipped from
this point.
Manv nf the farmers took the ad
vice of the government and increased
their acreage: the result will be a
wonderful crop of potatoes, cabbage,
turnips, etc. There has also been
planted a considerable acreage of
winter wheat.
Sultan Decorates
Gen. von Hindenburg
Berlin, Germany. Sept.
20. Field
the chief
marshal von Hindenburg,
Sf the German general stall, nas oeen
ecorated with the Iftfhar Order, with
swords, the highest Turkish reward
for military distinction, by the sultan.
Gen. von Ludendorff, the right hand
of the field marshal, received the
Osmanie Order of the first class, with
swords, the second highest Turkish
decoration.
CATTLE MAKES GREATEST
VALUE GAIN IN NEW MEX.
Santa Fe. X. M, Sept. 20. The big
rest increase in any one classifica
tion of the assessment m new Mexico
over last year is in cattle, the in
crease totaling j:.4;o.349. Four other
classifications show an increase of
more than a million dollars: Rail-
roarl St 114 434: improvement Oa
mineral lands 1, 166.800; agricultural
lands, J1.345.S09 and improvements
ion dollar increase. Tools and equip
ments. (951.533: automobiles, 35,-
801: Improvements on city lots $817.
S32; surface improvements on pro
ductive mines. )770.3:3: merchandhM.
1764.06": banks. J633.i,: penalties.
$5.t,307, exemptions. J708.0S. In
every other classification, the In
incrae being less than half a mll-
l:o- dollars.
The greatest decrease and the only
one over a million dollars is in im-
''erhr.e! 11 SS7.79"
SAVE FOOD
thev cm e-e tt. lHK-',et : r
iieir luition, :n " p-t;sc". rr ,
pho'or.vp) i ' i 'ij: ted
mihJ&J!m tifv "wnsti cent" , g)
TRY THE HERALD CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
Sales managers and big executives
who dictate letters that bring in thou
sands of dollars in business are chew
ing Adams Pepsin Gum. They find
it aids digestion, soothes nerves, pro
motes clear thinking and helps them
to develop trip-hammer ideas.
By ed iackI!
For a Corn Peeling
Picnic, Use "Gets-It"
Paia Xasea at Once, Corn Jut Dies:
Do your corn-ridding easily, wu.i
a smile. the banana-peel way. That s
the "Gets-It" way. the on It war.
your corn or callus comes off com
plete as though it were glad to
get off.
Don't Travel
Around IbA
World In Corn Asrony,
Use Kiets.lt
has cured more corns
other rm,1la
"Gets-lf
than all
- - w VUIM.I.CU.
.j u ure as me sunrise, and as
"f w'r- Csed by millions.
Don t take a chance with your feet,
you can't afford to experiment
with unknown mixtures when you
know "Gets-It" never fails.
n34t'"!i" vm rem0T any corn or
callus. Wear those new stylish shoes
or pumps if you want to. go ahead
and dance. Demand "Gets-It." throw
substitutes back on the counter! I3o
a," you n"d 9y " drug store,
or It will be sent direct bv Zjlw
reace Se Co, Chicago, Hi Adv.
HOW TO JUDGE A WOMAN
BY HER HAIR
There is real comraoa sense In Just
noticing whether the hair is well kept
to Judge of a woman's neatness, or
good taste. If you are one of the
few who try to make the most of your
hair, remember that It is not advisa
ble to wash the hair with any cleanser
made for all purposes, but always use
some good preparation made express
ly for shampooing. Ton can enjoy
the very best by getting some can
throx from your druggist, dissolve a
teaspoonful in a cup of hot water.
This makes a full cup of shampoo
liquid, enough so It is easy to apply
it to all the hair instead of Just the
top of the head Dandruff, excess oil.
and dirt are dissolved and entirely
disappear. Tour hair will be so fluffy
that It will look much heavier than It
la Its lustre ami softness will also
delight you. while the stimulated
' scalp atns the health sh ch insures
hair growth. Adv
. Try a Herald Classified Ad
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