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WILL IMPROVE K COX ID
VALLEY FAHMSj EDGEGLASH
County Agricultural Agent Jersey Executive Charges
Submits Outline of Work j Government 'Fails With
To Benefit Farmers. Industrial Policy.
The plan for the reorganisation oft Washington, D. C March i. A
..e agricultural desfcrtment of the clash between Got. Edge, of New
fcanber of commerce, as submitted by j Jersey, and Gov. Cox; of Ohio, developed
noland Harwell, county agricultural . today at the conference of governors
agent, and an outline of the work tolad mayors after an attack by Gov.
j done by this department for the Edge on the government's policy of
benefit of the farmers , of El Paso trying to do too much fbr the people.
o'mtr without cost to inem. was gov. Coxvsald tne government was
not doing enough.
After Gov. i Cox concluded s speech,
urging the government to determine
the basis of reasonable prices, reduce
freight charges on road materials and
tstart at once a railroad Improvement
program ana cnuiumB mq d
remarks, the delegates stood and ap
plauded for nearly a minute. Gov.
Edre. In the midst of applause, rose
and said:
Xs Place for Polities.
"This in hardlr a forum for the de
velopment of political viewpoints, but
adopted at a meeting Tuesday of the
committee having this department In
-harge.
Have Funds Available.
Th tntal funds shown to be avalla
le for agricultural work from all
bojr-es. Is $840. and a program for
the distribution of this amount to the
anous lines of work connected with
the department was worked out.
' rnonp the matters to receive special
irention Is the reclamation of alkali
lands oy furnishing soil tests and
Pool Fighting Bill To Close Picture
Shows On Sunday; Kills It In House
ADRIAN POOL is not asleep on the job at Austin, as evidenced by a telegram
received from him by The Herald Tuesday, following the sending of a nam-
eer or telegrams trom 1 Paso to Austin on Monday asking him and repre
sentative Thomason and senator Dudley to oppose the Dean bill to close pic
ture shows and other theaters on Sunday. Judge Pool wired as follows:
"Kindly advise all interested parties that I have foszht the desinr of clo
ture shows on Snnday since the day of my arrival in Austin and so far none j T0r Abolition nf "RnilTlfi.
nf fluM Kill. 1.,.. mvmr .nt- nnf f -.;tt.. TV- TL-. VI II t V I " " VA JJ V UUU
in the house committee and I will oppose it before the senate committee Tues
day at 1:30."
MOVE TO POSH
QUNDARY SUIT
Bill In N. M. Legislature
ITEIIIP IS
IS
mat
1Z)r. Jenness Is
Promoted To A
Higher Rank
Is Made Lieutenant Com
mander, Equal to Army
Rank of Major.
Dr. B. F. Jenness, U. S. navy, retired,
received notification from seereiarv
before the senate committee having' of war Joaephus Daniels, Tuesday
the picture show bill Is charge. He ' morning of his promotion to the grade '
Pool Opposes
Bill To Close
Picture Shows
EI Pasoan Argues Against
Sunday Closing Before
Senators.
Austin, Tex., March 4. Represent
tive Adrian Pool, of Rl Paso, appearel
ary Commission.
i Santa 'Fe, K. St, March .Senator
Dunlavy, of Santa. Fe. Introduced a
bill yesterday abolishing the state
boundary commission and requiring
the attorney general to conduct pros
ecution of the salt la the supreme
court of the boundary contest be
tween New Mexico and Texas. The
house passed a resolution by Lynd of
Luna, demanding an aeountlng of all
monies and actios taken by the com
mission.
In the house, representatives Llew
ellyn and Epstein introduced a resolu
tion providing for the drainage of
lands in the Rio Grande and Pecos val
ltys. Dills Introduced In House.
The following bills were Introduced
in the house yesterday afternoon:
or aeaillo. providing lor tne budget
t. in . .... Win I r n.nt...n. a.. J r.. :-temor school flnance. fixing levies
-, . nuI.v , ana minimum terms.
analyses on farms through which their bk.h te srlad to develop my points
drainage ditches have passed and further at another time."
wn'ch now await a leacnine treat- previously. Gov. Edge had declared would close these entertainments on, Jenness was retired with the rank ofi By IJnwood, relating to partition
' , m ,iJlnore was noiuinK nis " Sunday. lieutenant, senior grade, Just before ' fences.
specialist will devote his entlreioouQtry or the government except that i . , . .. . . I Bv lfasearanas reseating the stray
time to work on the various ranches , he thought some times the government Representative Pool said last night: re,chlne th rank ' lieutenant com- I WT ' K T
and in the laboratory to the end thattrie4 , do too much for the people.) "Kindly advise all Interested parties mdr- His promotion to the latter i g vorri. for - reoort on nubile
th a tual leaching of alkali may com
rnenee an soon as nracticable and con
tinue until the desired results are ob-e(t alone. Then leave them alone."
tamed. jHe also charged the government with
. Additional Expense. falling to adopt a definite and perma-
Additlonal expense will be forjnent poiiry toward Industry, saving
stenographic assistance, farm bureau this was the principal cause of uncer
stimulatlon by which means publica- tainty
Hon of the news service can be start-; gv; Cox replied that the executive
ed at once and publicity work be got- branch of the government had recom
ten out which will swing the organ-! mended a definite policy, but that con
ization Into full effectiveness. lertss had failed to act on It.
An expenditure for demonstration, He cnarBed that road material men
work and equipment will be made , throughout the country maintain -d
nTnmiS JS. , i treasonable uniform prices and that
equipment In order to secure actual ' thi. Ta, bniiain h!h
I woulo furnish employment.
Jl&2'ynZZZ'.?ii', ttat 1 osht the closing of pie-
-" " - wu ..uiiuu) Buce ine oay oi
my arrival in Austin and so far none
of these bills has ever got out of com
mlttee.
and I will oppose
It before the senate comssittee Tues
day." Vany protests against this bill have
been received from El Paso and else
where in the state.
rrge Reducing Cotton Arreagv.
demonstrations of improved ideas and
practices on a email scale.
Positions Xotv Open
grade comes as a result of active serv- instltnUOBS by the t ravelins: auditor.
Ice completed during the war. which 1 By Kobe rt son and Gonzales, a Dee
filled out the time no lacked In the ' Moines to Kmory Gap state highway.
regular service of reaching" the grade .lZi
of llerjt.nant .mm.nH.r n- if state boTOdary commission for a re-
TheDean Mil has been killed ' Jenness will continue to en'ake their w" talcen up under suspension
in house committee and I win onuos. hP? ' P". where they have re- 1'". 252L. 2l. Z
sioeu i or several years. ' ,7Cr 7, ""'c"
rr. Jenness entered the nary In 3, wlthoa t ofP0"10- , .
with th r.nb. r tt.,iZw. Br Baca and ArmUo. orovidlnr Jtc-
srade) and aradoated from the aaval ceptance by the governor of United i by senator Lodse,
I i . . n i Hf-atevo ealrl tw ff newest ionn I nvaLkfra ' Xffsbvlin
In 1903. He served on the following: By ArmUo and Llewellyn, appro-. Representative Is Ouardia, of New
shins and stations- U S. S. Indiana. U. ' prlatmg funds for the state boundary I Tors, Republican, a major In the air
S. S. Iowa. P. 8. S. Nebraska. U. S. S. ! commission. I service during the war. spsaklng In
Hancock. C. S. S. Washington, rj. S at By Dan Padilta. on qualifications of' the house last night la supnert of
The senate today adopted a resolu-
Mayor George U Baker, of Portland. I otHlJlJZVZ
procedure of the,,- redne, ,i7.,m ,:; " , .
Furness Liner At Mercy of
Ice Pack until Change of
Wind Develops.
St. Johns. Is". F-. JCareh 4. The Fur
ness line steamer Appenlne, bound
from Liverpool for this port, was
driven ashore at Witless Point by the
Ice pack early today. The entire east
coast Is blocked by an Ice jam. and.
nothing can be done to relieve the
Appenlne until a change In wind op
ens the floes. Witless Point Is 2T
miles south of here.
Tarrld a Pasaencer.
New York. March 4. Agents in this
city for the Famess line, said today
that the steamer Appenlne. which was
thrown ashore on the New Foundiand
coast, by the Ice pack today, probably
earned, no passengers.
38 SENATORS OPPOSE THE
LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLAN
Washington. D. C Harch 4. Tne
number of signatures to the Ledge
resolution, which purported to record
the senate as opposed to the league
of nations as now constituted, was
increased from JI to S with the ar
rival today of Davis Blklns. Republi
can senator elect, from West Vir
ginia. While senators Nelson and Kellogg.
Republicans, of Minnesota, declined
at this time to sign the resolution. It
was said today both opposed the pro
posed plan for a league of nations.
Senator Kellogg plans to announce
his position Friday In a speech In St.
Paul
One Republican senator whose name
did not appear on the list, announced
Is Fall, or xew
Ore. ridiculed the
conference, saying
For S ladies and C gents to take J Z to reeoralze serious social eon-'SL"' from ,Mxl Trs production,
ders for o l stk thSt sell. Itself. f dlt onsn tSetP? ??e 00.". ? the .legislature
necessary., n,c first governor speaking at ti"'
Oregon St i this conference who knew the trouble!
"revioas oi experience not necessary, i The first governor sneakine at i alrady adopted a similar t-esoju
See Jar Calrtwell. SOS N
Booth No E! Paso Oil Exchange.
ACV.
""Mi 2I2"fl. .I:ni.-,f-?..2f In "07. He was with the convoy
with bis state was Gov. Cox. saI3
I mayor Baker.
i know Anything: that is' wrong. Toa
hai better fin. I ont. and find ont In a
hurry , and yoa had better do some-
tring notr to correct it.
Flax- CtlUtles Control.
Gov SprouJe. of Pennsylvania, crltf-
Andltlnjc Committee Xamed.
Milwaukee. U. S- S. Utah. C. a 8. Ola-1 tnutees ef the Caa Colorado land
tier. New York naval hospital. Ports- ' grant.
month naval prison. Bremerton, Waalu! AtolHIivlDsnrance Superla tendency,
naral hospital. Norfolk. Va, naval . Republican Insurcents. led by Blan-
hospital. recruiting stations at At- chard, of Lincoln, coalesced with the
Unta. Ga.. Buffalo. N. Y., El Paso. Democrats to take the Mil abolishing
i ex.;
R
the league of nations plan, declared
that every one of the 2.0W.0 Ameri
can soldiers who were sent to Prance
would favor a plan which would for
ever end war.
l; naval training stations. Newport! the office of state superintendent of , DEMOOTAJ2.2w?S?LJAvwiS
I. He was during his service at I insurance a war from the Reooblican i . . bag abb IX I-0b
SSS SiSS ZKETnnSr 01 JOU ' '
ice to masre aa audit of the funds In x.
th tst frMitiM. j r I He retired iron) active service for
, '.: . ' , V" ' . TV r el-.. -nr-j , . rcworeo 10 active uuiy wr war e--
. .-ra jm,,,,, , ""''"-"""" 01 ; .ilw. rSi.nl Ice in 11 at the recruiting station at
i-allroads. mails, express, telephones to. p,fclDtt ?bi!cit,,01l 21 f?"1'.1" Kl Paso, but requested relief after the
and telegraphs. He suggested that jClama of state and federal otftcbCi In. armistice waa turned.
inougn only notixieo or nis promo-
Spring Shirts!
Attractive Pattern and Low
Price Priced at
$1, $1.50, $2
SILKS
$6, $8 & $10
the railroad administration lmmedl-lanr foreign language without pub
nrely start to buy material and im-i!ten,nR a translation In English at the
prove properties and nay railroads: "
the bills it owes them. Railroads in
Pennsylvania, he said, had discharged
iO.OOo men under government admin
istration. Many of the governors and jnayors
Monday afternoon reported on condi
tions in their states, most of them say
ing there were not enough men in
their communities e justify apprehension.
Wa& & Block asd Sare
25 to 50
The Berg Co.
304 E. Overland St.
EEDNEY
TEOXJBLE
Xa a deceptive dtMace
ttonsandj have it
and don't knew K. if
van vsnt mwl r -
sulUyou can mak. bo mistake by using
Kntner-a 8wuap-Reot, the great kid
ney medicine. At drnsslets In larce and
medlam else bottles. Sample atl by Par
0f "oat. also pamphlet telling yea about
It Address Dr. Kilmer & Ce.'mncham
tou. N. and enesoa. ten cents, also
mention the El Pass Daily Herald. Adv.
Court Term Vacated on
Account Of Unsealing
Of District Attorney
Santa Fe. X. hL, Xarch i. Judge
Senator J. C XcXealus of Dallas. In
troduced a bni seeking to create a
board of public printing.
A house bill proposing the levy ef a
2 percent gross production tax on oil
in Texas was passed finally by the
house yesterday, after attempts had
been" made to reduce the tax to Hi
percent.
Another house bni nropoeiug to
validate titles to certain state Jands
held under the act of IBM. was passed
finally. The lands were classed as ag
ricultural and grazing bands when
sold and this bill Is an attempt to con
vey the mineral rights from the state
to tne present owners.
To RevUe Game Laws.
tlon to the rank of lieutenant com-
Ijieutenant commander In the naw
is of equal rank to major la the army.
Insurance away from the Reooblican i . . u.B IX lore FB15T.
sterling committee, and then, despite .. w""'n'fT""', u- V ilar?'1 - -the
fight made through seven roll ' '? ldi Business for an hour, house
calls, abolished the office entirely. : PfT'SSL"? JJfUSfAk
They claimed It was a political ' " !Lh!L5LmSSr 5?
sinecure. The house also passed a .Pf,"?"10 r2j.V J
bill whereby M percent of all road P"6,1??,..!!"," JtttrJZ?5Z
taxes collected from dtisens for New,'?" Kitchen and chairman Pherley
Sneaker Clark was given a sliver
punch bowl and tea and coffee set;
Mr. Kann a chest of silver: Mr.
Kitchen a silver tea set, and Mrs.
Sherley a set of United States re-
paving and other street improvement
in towns where collected.
Dentistry Bills Passed.
The senate passed the following
mander on the retired list March 4. bis , . J?Erti- the inT warranto' PrU and encyclopedia, and a watch,
appointment dates from Sept. i: 118. tta; ffiS? fStl I
ykl wSMaSPtssl-SU-bnlrgti
---.-n' aroSS?
ties of all Irrigation laws now on tne, tlon eioOe.oW.ie to main tain the
JIOLTOX KM.ISTS IX NAVY.
Leon Bolton, of Dalhart. Texas, en-
. ilia i l. a i ia. eu-i . . , ,. .. , ,
list in the navy at th. local recruit- ?J -! ShS'-SE
man. tniro class. . "-""-j - r . r . r
ins; station as a fireman, third class.
Monday, lie was sent to ilnre island,
San Francisco, for training.
Bis rM BOT Witt RETURN
FROM FHA.NCK EXT MONTH
The :8th division, one of the orgaai-
i xations siatea tor return to tne uniteu
ISUtes will start back to this country
about the middle of the present
. month, according to a letter received
guaranteed price of K.2S a bushel.
Read Holloman vesterdav vacated the!, "m" revision oi tne Texas gameby Mrs. Grace Kutherford II Robin
,1 .uX. . laws to make them conform with the i n.rt-,r. rmm h.r son in w
federal game regulations and to tend Rutherford, com nan v B. lotrd en-1
to better conserve Texas came is pro-i gineers, I8th division. Rutherford
posed, In a house bill which was passed ' WM wounded In action on August 15.
to engrossment by the house yesterday I and was in the hospital about four
As introduced, the bill proposed a i! months. He is now stationed near
regular term of district court on
account of the nebulous condition of
the district attorney's office, the court
having unseated J. el urisl. demo
crat, but Read. Republican, not bav
ins; Qualified, pending 20 days time
allowed Crist to apply for rehearing.
A special April term is probable.
REINBURG TO BE CANDIDATE
f OR CONGRESS, IS REPORT
Santa. Fe, N". ML. March 4. Gossln
here Is to the effect that Judge R. p.
Barnes, of Albuquerque, and senator
J. B. Reinburg. of Dona Ana county.
are candidates for the Republican
congressional nomination next year.
Speaker Sedillo, It Is understood,
will be a candidate for the supreme
bench against chief justice Frank TC.
Parker.
Dr. B. F. Clutter, physician and sur
geon; office H7-1S-H Martin Bide
Tel 161S. Adv.
hunting license to raise revenue for
the game department but It was
amended so as to make holding ef li
cense not necessary for hunting in
one's county of residence.
Treasury Audit Ordered.
An examination and audit of the
accounts and moneys la the state
treasury were authorized yester
day in the senate when a reso
lution offered bv senator K I
Clark, of Fayette county, was
adopted. The reaolutloci proposes the
appointment of a committee of three
senators to make the examination and
report Its findings. The appointment
of auditors to assist in the work Is
Toui, France.
OKFICKHS OX I.NSreCTION' TRIP.
Ma. Carl H. Reeves and MaJ. E. J.
Cook, of the quartermaster corps, who
have reen on temporary duty inven
torying army .equipment and prop
erty among the posts and camps of
the El Paso district, left Monday for
Camp Cody, Demlng. N. M., to take
an inventory of government property
remaining there.
TEXAS CASUALS ARRIVE.
ties to siaKinc lunds. Donas ana re- VALIDATES LAND CLAIMS.
pairs. . . j Washington. D. C March 4. The
The senate rejeecea tne out raising , conference report on the senate bill,
the age of boys in pool rooms from . -v alidattng numerous land claims la
U to years; the bill prohibiting! the west and south' est. was adopted
stockholders from acting as notaries Monday by the house. The bni now
in transactions of their own banks goes to .the president.
asd the bni reqatriag batchers ts give
bonds. The senate also passed a bill
prohibiting deeeeratiea of the flag or
its use In advertising: a bni to litigate
over the use of the waters of the La
Plata river and one fixing the terms
of court of the fifth district court.
THE c6lIRTS.
MTH DISTRICT COURT.
" " " raMln!C
Irene Farrcalld vs. at C Falrchlld.
Wednesday & Thursday
Big Specials
3 Large Packajei Quaker Oab, for. 35c
3 Large Packages Quaker Corn Flakej, for 30c
3 Large Packages Kellogg's Krnmblei, for 35c
3 Packages Kellogg's Toasted Wieat Bkcuts, for 35c
3 Packages Farina Breakfast Food for 35c
3 Pounds California Fancy Pink Beans, for 25c
3 Pound California Fancy Black Eyed Peas, for 25c
3 Pounds California Fancy Nary (Wtile) Beans, for 35c
3 Cans Van Camp's Fancy Early Jane Peas, for 50c
3 Cans Van Camp's Fancy Hominy, for 35c
25 Cent Cans Apricots, for 20c
2 Cans Domino Asparagus for...- 25c
Tip Top Brand Large Wlite Asparagus, per can 20c
EXTRA SPECIAL
9 Bars White Star Soap, for 45c
6 Bars Crystal White Soap, for 35c
3 Large Cans Alpine Milk, for 40c
Meat Department Specials
Sugar Cured Picnic Hams, 6 to 8'lBs. each, per lb 28c
Sngar Cored Plain Hams, 10 to 12 lbs. each, per Ib. 38c
Sugar Cured Cottage Rous, 3 to 5 lbs. eaci, per-Ib 35s
Swifts Premium Hams, 10 to 12 lbs. each, per lb 40c
Swifts' Premiam Bacon, 4 to 6 lb. strips, per lb ....58c
Selected Salt Pork, per pound 37e
Orders of $ 1 .00 or Over Delivered 'Free.
Standard Stores & Markets
One In Your Neighborhood.
STASDARD XO. I. , STANDARD SO. S.
2eS-1-l MI1U St. STANDARD SO. 3. S907 Alameda Ave.
Retail Phases 35SS VHU apen at Five Phone 1R63.
and 3333. Points on AprH 1st. w- H. (BILI.1 MAUI-
I)A T. RZKLL, Mgr. Ba. Mgr.
STANDARD SO. 2 ST ASD A RD SO. 4. STANDARD SO. .
CnI'J!,d 5 Ore ton St. 3130 Fort Boulevard,
tiooievara sts. n. ,
Pkonea 4340 and 341. Iens S85 and S9S. Pnone ZTl.
E. P. MBRRBLL, Met. SOU FRA.1 KL15, Mar W. D. DYKES. 3fT.
U. S. Food Adakistration LIcesse G-29505.
Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough
9imo tfcmt wnktBtac Dcnlstsmt tmtxft or
emtA, threatcatac t&nut or Ives &Xfxttiu.
wftn Bekatai dtnrrsuvtv tae tame ana
Vnftr of rears 'wewittu bm. 9e
sad SIS4 totlea ttmm AratgimtM. or frxa
EDTJCATOE SHOES
at
THE WHITE B00TERY
(Sues, to Badoub Sites Co.)
1C5 Sas Jatiato St.
SHOOTING SBAIl WICKCSBURG.
Phoenix. Artx., Xarek t. Alberto
Hernandez waa beuur held at Wlcken
GSTB DISTRICT COURT.
Joice Ballard Coldivell. Prraldln.
in tne matter or tne estate ol Qas-
imrg; lollowint: the fatal shooting ofi per Oeron. deceased: filed,
an eniden tilled man Mesdar on ai '
sheep range near there, according to. POSTAL RBCEIPTS snow A
adviees received by sheritx Montgom
ery. Xeacer advices received here stated,
that Hernandez said there had been
trouble over two flecks of sheep.
ENROUTI2 TO CAMP niERNE.
Postat receipts for the El Paso post,
office daring; the month of February.
!U. amoonted to IH,s:i.8. accord
Ins; to postmaster E. A. Sbelton. In
Janoarv of the present year the re
ceipts were .).... making; a dlf
A detachment ef 41 men from an,f?rence of I52S.M. Compared with
Springs'
most alluring
Fancies in the
new models
Oxfords
Pumps
for toomen
await your inspection-
to the CATTLEMEN and that amffiei ae extend a
motl cordial breitaiien to visit oar up-to-date Shoe &
Hosiers Establishment Let m hose your name and ad
dreu to that e ma) wf yov our catalogues and booklets
from time to tisnerlVe don't mf Jou to think yoa have
to purchase fcei limply wuh to gel you acquamttd itiih our
prompt and efidenl service for oar out-of-lo9n customers.
New York, March 4. The cruiser !
Rochester arrived here today from
Brest with 318 trbops and Si naval
also provided for. Senator Clark stated I enlisted men. The troops Included
on the floor of the senate that an the 467th aero squadron, mobile hos-
snait or the state treasury had
in v yea
been made 1
r years.
In the "HOSIERY DEPARTMENT" we
are closing oat our entire line of "WOMEN'S
FIBRE SILK SEAMLESS HOSE
Black while and colors a "very well worth
while" value, at a pair
Only 39c
203
Mesa
Wednesday last day this special
203
1
Mesa
Senator Clark also made the state
ment on tne noor or tne senate It waa
reported to nun mat there was
stortage approximately of JlOO.OOe In
the state treasury, lie added, how
ever, that he knew of no each short'
age of Us own knowledge.
Bond lasne For University.
In the senate yesterday a bill anthor-
asns; at ooaro oi regents or the uni
versity to Issae not exceeding k sm .
Ms of bonds for the construction of
permanent improvements was passed
w fagmuieai ano intra reaoinfr
testator J. C McAealss of Dallas, of-
ierea an amendment to thm bill. nife-
orisine the university to Issue bonds
In which he seeks to piv that lAsrtji.
mure aauioTity to regulate tne ex
penditure of the funds from the sale
or tne bones.
The Question of the pnntlltntlLMl.
itr of the whole bIH was ratMl .
on we reqaest or the author of the
BUI. senator K. L. csrloclc of Tarrant:
John B. Bailey, of Sewitt, and Bdgar
i lit ox jacwiennaa were named as a
committee to confer with the attorney
general and the farther consideration
of the measure and amendment waa
aeierred.
Urge Rxtrs Session In April.
Gov. Hobby late yesterdav was
urged by a Joint committee or the sen
ate and house and heads of the vari
ous educational Institutions of the
state to call an extra session of th
legtsUture not later than April. In or
der that the educational appropriation
bill may he parsed to permit the clos
ing of contracts with teachers. The
governor was tTM that if any action
was postponed on the bill until June,
the educational Institutions would, be
seriously affected. The governor did
not announce what his decision would I
be. The general opinion la that he
will net recede from his decision an
nounced Saturday not to call an extra
session until the middle or June.
Heads of educational Institutions In
tne state at a conference here vaeter.
day with senate and house committee
on appropriations stated that unlets
the appropriations are made at the
regular session or a special session not
later than April, the Institutions
would be seriously affected and some
oi inem mignt do forced to close.
The appropriations affecting these
inauiuuoiii loiai approximately
seo.eeo. They pointed out that certain
contracts roust be made before the
end of the year In June.
MARINES IN TEXAS CANT
RUN POOL HALL FOR PROFIT
Austin. Ter March 4. A. canteen
or company of the United States ma
rine corps can't operate pool tables
for profit, even If the money goes
Into the canteen fund. It was held by
sot pital No. 1M and casual company No.
J 1 "Is. of Texas, two offlcecs and 104
overseas field artillery unit left Camp
ICerritt, X. J Tuesday morning for
Camp Blerne for discharge. It ia
stated a detachment ef two merl from
overseas arrived at Camp Blerne Tues
day morning from Hoboken, N. J, and
were discharged.
It ts proposed te enact legujatloa which
wUI pot a atop te the habit ef clsaret
rooking- araons women la Borland.
February. 1911. which was SM.7S7 10.
the nr"t month shows an increase
of J1.1S4.SS.
AtTOMOBILE RECOVERED.
The Ford roadster owned by W. B.
Cook, stolen from in front of the
alctbodist church, on Montana and
Lee streets, was recovered by city de
tective P. IT. Jacobs In the rear of the
20 block on Piedras street Monday.
'-" - sb, : --mm.-,- . use, M
.eft I 1 e -n -
uextiTiR tfacj
to Normal
from disturbirw
physical condition:
is helped wonder-
luiiy ny incinama in
trie aietBry a He
daily ration of
the attorney general's department
yesterday. Such action waa held In
violation of the new antlpool hall
law. They caa play poor If not for
profit.
CHIEF PHOB.YIX VERT ILL.
Tollce chief Harry Phoenix, who
as Injjred in an automobile accident
1-,tt .tturday. is reported as very ,ii
.t h'-ne on Voriii 'i "g n ia fx rt-
f - ' mi i i e den . J ar, if 1 1 . -
aiu a.Lbv.al tiJAei L&a wstu widarei
a delicions food.
rich in enemy values
including those vital
mineral elements
so essential to &k
health and vipK
The Title Guaranty
Is
The Safe Way
The title guaranty means you have a good title;
that you are thoroughly protected against all
hazards. It also is the quic, inexpensive and
safe method of handling real estate deals.
' "It is belter to be safe than sorry."
Stewart Title Guaranty Co.
Capital, $300,000.00. ,
Phone 339. El Paso, Texas.
4
Tliere's a Reason
1
BaBs for Range Use
Always on Hand
Barrel Spring Herefords
200 two-year-old butts on Haul and
for sale. AH sired by Cudgel and
Simpson butts, Anxiety 4th breeding;
big boned, wide back and good col
ors; fit to out and sake good any
wbere on the range.
J. B. Gillett
Marfa, Texas.
r Established April. 1SJJ.
STATE NATIONAL BANK
Capital. Surplus and Profits. SllO.eO.
Interest Paid on Savlaa-s Accounts,
C R. Morehead. Pres.
Joseph Magoffin Vlce-Pres.
c N Bant. vi -e-Pres.
Geo D Flory. Cashier
R t V. A'ee. Asst. Oaahler.
& it. XtbtX.tr. Asst. Caahlax.
FGtouiMii&Co.
ACCOIOTANTS
Rrst Nitl Bid;.
H Paso,
Texas.
CANDY SALE
oar de&dons
CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA
FUDGE
15 cents tne poand box
WEDNESDAY ONLY
The Elite Confectionery
ORCHESTRA MISIC
From 3l30 to 30
YOUR HOME REFLECTS YOUR
CHARACTER
Paint
Varnish
TeH Us Your Pakt Troubles.
The Turtle Paint &
Glass Co.
219-:i2 North Stanton Street.
Passes SeS-304.