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Week-End Edition, Feb. 21-22, 1920.
I Mrs. FrancisWayne Manning Honored V,Her Marriage Occurred Monday MIMM fP
jut. him
ane Manning a pretty part was
pien on Frida afternoon by the
t cberp of E1 Paso Reiew o 42
c v f Maccabees Th party was
jt f- a the home o Mrs Mannings
r o hf-T Mrs Charles Rader on Persh
h Jr e, ver cnarmingly decor
a ed ith a da ntv color motif of
j: i. and whit for tne occasion
Dt-r nt the afternoon Mrs Rose
rkwel' feav i group of enjoyable
- ano numbers Mrs Stockwell
n- ed the occamraniment for songs
t en bv Miss Florence Stockwell
rjinr interesting feature of the af-
-roon was a reading by Mrs.
In compliment to her mothe- Mrs.
T J BeaU, Mrs. Joseph F W illams
was hostess on Thursday afternoon
to the members of the Embroidery
club. Th affairs of this dob are al
ways most delightful for tbey bring
together friends of many years and
oo Thursday the afternoon was hap
pily spent in reminiscences and other
entertaining features
The -members regretted to hear
read the resignation of Mrs. Haye
Watson, who leaves soon tor Arizona
to mike be home.
Jon uils were employed in decora
t n out -Uw""flrawing room of the
Hiatus's home and at tea time
alid and ices were served Twent
fle guests enjoyed Mrs imams s
Creorcre O Rear
. i:e nuenui vujutw
mose m cnage or irnnrenen'i. ntK -inrt-i tn hp mAthr
or ht p.rty include Mrs George " T
t.ear M-s C N Holford Mrs J C nnCT tTurr nr? MATTDrcc
t on y ard Mrs. C E. Bri ton FIRST UNIT OF MATTRESS
A tea 'me froi" a table beautiful EAfTOPY Tfl RF TRFfTTn
Saturday morning architects Ba-
decortions of narciSKi and calla ,
ici and ke reflecting the'
white color note
p n and
Thore preserit for the party were
Mesdames Mann in er Charles Ttader,
Oztlha Weicks, W Rader C A.
i
were e-leb4uc:h and Whitson let a contract
'or the construction or a two-story
factory building at the corner of Sec
ond and Leon streets for H. Nordwald
company, successors. The building is
d- Marv Truax Bertha Heitgen, I to be constmtced that four more
i Cjler Elizabeth Moore AnnastoreB Tbe centrart
-i.a ore. Bell Carmical C Hol-
'o-i J C Cooley inna Luhorn, Anna
"-naa'ee u i. entton, Marv Kroeicer.
eora Morgar Eelvn Dingwall Lula
neuron uora uaKoisK Lena Luns
o d Posa Stock weP Georgia Ellis,
reorg O per Ljcus A. Edmundson.
JD Axe-a Charles McGinn is. Fred R
Waner JjU A. Sharp, F Williams,
"V aT Koester and Mtsse& Pearl
fc ig Maude Black Nancj Brown,
jid orenee tocftwell
A .a i'uI silver service was pre
sented to Mrs Manaing by the mem
Vers yt the review
nws has been received that Mrs.
j- K Hart a southwestern of
o the Maccabees, who was to
na " arr ed in El Paso Wednesday,
s 11 at Phoenix. Arizona, with in
i uenza and it will be impossible for
bf o travel by Wednesday so her
' is J-ere has been postponed. The
meeting of EI Paso Re iew No 2,
Maccabees, which was to have been
hfcid ednesdav afternoon, and
Mhich -Irs Hart was to have been a
gjest has been postponed.
rice is $25,000 The firm manufac
tures mattresses.
The same firm is planning to call
for bids shortly for the new Central
Bap ist church at the corner of Mori
tana and Virginia streets, which nil!
cot about $106 Wft. The plans for ti t
structure hare been completed'
HUSBAND KILLS MAN TOO
FRIENDLY WITH HIS WIFE
Superior Wvo Feb 21 George
Dor o van was shot and instantly killed
here late Thursday night by John
Lamb, who is said to have acd-l
the victim of having been undu
friendly with Mrs. Umb Lamb, ,t
is aid. bad, warned Donovan to re
main awayrom his wife. On Thurs
day when Lamb returned from a
hunting trip, he found Donovan and
Mr:, Lamb conversing and immedi
ately opened fire on the man with
; Photguo.
Following the killing Lamb sur
rendered to a justice of the peace.
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Patagonia, Ariz Feb 21 Hard
shell In sinking below the 400 sta
tion has a flow of about 200 gallons
of water a minute, necessitating in-
stalation of a large steam pump. The j solidation of thy Tpm Reed and
property already has 00 and 230 foot United Eastern mining Interests, as
sniits, sunK oy prior operators tone wav in which might be au lust fa
! ipments are being made of ore.- the apex suits filed by each against
ME INTERESTS
If BE MERGED
Oat man. Aria, Feb 21 Though no
official confirmation has been given
any rumors there is much local
speculation concerning possible con-
averaging Is percent lead and "7
ouncesllver Blocked out are 4000
nns of shipping ore and about 100 -000
tons of milling ore, the latter to
be handled in a new mill that is to
be started soon, probably after the
It- el of the new shaft. President
H K. Welch is in direct charge.
The Flux Is receiving from Court
land Ariz., a machinery purchase in
cluding two large gasoline engines,
hoist. Ingersoll-Rand compressor.
drilling equipment and shaft equlp-
of commercial ore has been cut. The
mine four miles south of Patagonia,
3 an old one, worked as early as 18S8.
- when its ores were smelted nearby
and the product later used, it Is told,
to make bullets for Confederate rifles.
Rich silver ore has been found in
the Bonnie Canierinlne, owned 1 y
two local Chinese, wo Ben and Louie
Kang for five years tbey have been
working the property, which is a
short distance from the World's Fair
Ore shipped at Patagonia from the
Koyai wine mine, near xubac, aver
ages about $60 -i. ton value. The
operator, R. R. Mason, of Pittsburg.
Fenn, is preparing to erect a 5 ton
concentrating mill.
the other Arisona Eastern is pro
ducing about $200.Co a month, some
what more than Its older neighbor.
which, however, has a much greater
proven acreage. The former has de
veloped an ore body 7t feet lonfr to
1334 feet depth with average sam
pling above 920 a ton. Tom Reed has
an xs root szv ore body on tne sw
level of the Bald Eagle and Is work
ing a 30 foot ore body, somewhat
lower in value, down to the TOO level
of the Artec
Arizona Sflosaback claims the great
nent. At 260 foot depth a large body J est width of any gold ore body ever
S
HAPE. The brilliancy of a diamond depends primarily
upon its shape. A flat, shallow diamond loses one
half of its refracting power, and a thick heavy diamond
loses one-quarter. Between these Jwo, there is a point
ACTIVITY IS RENEWED
IN PARKER DISTRICTS
Parker. Ariz.. Feb. ,21. Renewed
activity is noted In a number of old
districts tributary to this point.
The Yellowstone. 10 miles north,
lately was examined by experts who
j declared it bad one of the largest
deposits of low grade copper ore in
Arizona, within a ledge 150 feet wide.
f Its development is only a 60 foot In
cline snaxi. sua& ur j ruajs kiicpacaa
of Parker
American Eagle, 17 miles north
east, is being developed by H. E.
Olund, with a force of 25 miners. The
main shaft is down to 350 feet.
In Tyrone Basin, 20 miles east, the
C A. Botzum company of Los Ange-
Pnoto by Haderer
MRS. STEPHEN HEFFITLD, the former Mia Elae Brown, daughter of Dr. .ISSSSed bffi & Ortirtlta
and Mrs. A. Z. Brows, whese wedding was solemnized on Monday evening j drilling in sbale said to cave good
at 8 oclock at tne Brown torse witn Key (ieorge Mcuall, pastor ot (antral
Baptist church, officiating Mrs Heffield is prominent in church and ednea
tiocal circles. The couple are at home at 3214 Mountain avenue.
Dr. Black's Patients Hire A Band To
Meet Him On His Release From Jail;
A Local M. D. Pleads For Justice
This is a subject ifafQ? -"'""-"
afternoon at two oelock. Instead
ot the usual S&btMtb quiet thero 1
iphere the light refraction is perfect.
can hardly be explained in a few words, but we have charts in
oar store prepared ov diamond experts which point out the dif- t? i much activity tor pr Byron i
r r J r r i uiarir t. tn hj relesMd from 1&IL on
completion of a ton-day sentence on
the charge of "ptaettciae; medicine
without a license" and his friends and
patients are coing to meet him with
a brass band.
tr. Black was sent to all ten days
aeo on conviction upon the charge
of "practicing medicine without a
license. Testimony ox tne only
ference very distinctly), and i. e take pleasure in helping our cus
tomers, judge for themselves. This bit of service only emphasizes
the advantage of dealing with a home concern
of Jpiown reHabjKly and standing. For cutting,
see advertisement appearing next Saturday.
SILBERBERG
Tis la the second
ot a series of
eigrt ads covering
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C) Shape. (.
Cutting. (4).
Color (5). Per
fection of Mare
r a (S) Weight.
O Selection and
(3 How to Bur
. BROS.
9
Sfesa Avenue at Texas Street
The mere thought of buying a
diamond should suggest Silberberg's
George Washington uXjs the Father of his country.
George Washington v)as fond of telling the truth.
THESE TWO POINTS STAND OUT IN OUR MINDS
WHEN WE THINK OF OUR FIRST PRESIDENT.
Yost Credit It Good.
Truth in advertising demands' public confidence, juit as truth in a
man's character demands public respect
We can state conservatively that ou will not find a more
comprehensrre showing of furniture for the new season as that we
are displaying.
All fnrnltare at reasonable price fr rata or on our easy payment
plan.
Rio Grande
Furniture Co.
109 Sooth Stanton
Phone 2802
IvJotV mtm EeiI
lull n-n Mel
of the
prosecuting witness was to the effect
tnax n oenenttea iter aner xne meai-
cal doctors had failed, but. under the
law of Texas, the mere fact that he
had taken money for treating her
rrade his conviction certain under a
strict interpretation of the measure.
Friends Hire a Band.
Patients and friends of the doctor,
who have formed the El Paso Chiro
practic society, at a meeting Friday
night, made plans for meeting him
Saotday afternoon en his release from
Jail. Money was collected and a 1
ptece onion band, was arranged for
Saturday nwrafng.
At Friday Bight's meeting, Mrs. I.
F Uardwlek offered the use of her
hoxoe on Wyoming street for the next
meeting of the society.
Mrs H A. Taylor said she had
taken up the matter of Dr Black's
prosecution with the W. C T S,
Mrs. C. Q. mills announced
her Intention of asLInjr tbe Wo
men League of Voters to take up
the matter nnd make It a polltleal
Ibmuc in the coming campaign If
the prosecutions of Vr. BlacL. con
tlnne.
Doctor Upholds Black.
Dr D a XcCalib. who holds a state
medical certificate and is a specialist
in tubercular and otner atseasea. at
tended tbe meeting and said he did
not see why the medical men should
oppose Dr Black as long as he was
not harming anyone with his treat-
! zeenta and was benefiting many
! He said each method of treatment
bad its own particular value in
j bringing about relief to suffering
humanity.
' Dr. MeCalib has certificates to
practice in Texas. Oklahoma, eiv
! Mexico, and Mexico.
1 Mrs. Alice R. Edmandson, of 140
Arizona street, called The Herald Sat
urday and entered her subscription. 1
mYodt tight for meclral freedom
appeals to me and I Ttlxh to show
my appreciation, she said. The
Texas laws favor one school of
medicine and they are not right.
e have as much right to medical
freedom as we have to religions
freedom.
Demands nr IUshts.
Mrs. A. J. CamobeU. of tbe Trt
State hotel, on west San Antonio
hotel,
asks
she sought relief from physicians in
street, asks The Herald to say that
No Complaints Yet
Against Local Doctors
Notwithstanding the determined
stand of the S3 Paso doctors in
their prosecutioB of Dr Byroa I.
Black chiropractor, no charges
have yet been filed against oar
members of the El Paso County
Sfedical society because of the is
suance of certificates of health to
women said to be soliciting men.
A collection ot such certificates
taken from women was exhibited
by Dr T J McCamant to tbe
members of the County Medical
Society at their meeting Monday
night and it ts asserted that this
was not his first comnlaint
against the issuance of these certificates.
The
The
Indications for oiL The same enter
nrise is to drill other irround in the
same locality and la preparing to in-ruaalifteatlon act makinsr them eltgl-
stall a M ton mill on an extension of
the Gold vampire.
The Trade Bat. IS miles north, a
property owned by Otto Korn. of
Parker, and C D. Brown, of Los
Angeles, Is reported bonded to a com
pany that will start operations at
once. A new wagon road has been
built on which 'to haul In machinery
The ore samples about 13 percent
copper, with value also in silver and
gold.
TO ECONOMIZE OPERATION
OF EMERALD ISLE MINE
Kingman. Arl, Feb. 21. Emerald
Isle is working on plans for eco
nomical operation that Include a new
vertical shaft, now 50 feet deep, to
be electrically operated. This prop
erty has made experiment on the
leaching of Its peculiar ores, which
have conssited mainly of early gravel,
enriched by copper solutions, easily
soluble in dilute sulphuric acid. The
ore has been described as carrying
from S to 11 percent copper, IS to 1
percent aluminum oxide, with silica,
manganese, iron oxide and lime. There
are many open seams. It is believed
that copper lenses of slxe will be
found at greater depth. .
About the most Important, feature
of the late opening to miners of
the Wallapai Indian reservation has
been the location nf isn.. m,i.v..
deposit from which have been brought
u. Bwiiii, A v percent ore. issne
clalhr Interested Is a group of
Needles business men. represented by
Daniel Fellows.
4 1 in uean mill duiwIbs has been
.... - vvHvmm auu "- hi lis mr
112 North Copia street to
Herald. "I had flu last fall.
disease settled in my left leg. I
SrJSSJTtASS. S.f-.27 ?h, grounS .Th'mln.
wins preparea ior proanctfon.
the medical profession a thorough
trial. I was taken to Sweetwater.'
Texas, to a cHropractic sanatorium,
and was treated by Drs Canfleld and
eoone in a very short time, I was
walking and almost welL They sent
DtTNCAN MILL, COMPLETED.
"r ". v uie isuncan arming and
me-here to Dr. Black, to finish up the- .JITi? .???iT JS? ""- """"leted
treatment. J."? to bo started as soon as saf-
treatment. ' JS5J! do started as soon as ssuT-
-I was under his treatment for two'""rS ,'S'in, " bas
months, and am entirely welL opened In the mine.
Cnrea Where MhIMii Wntla 1 - '
m,ntsh.?d.ffer?ntC,SmeP,rmfCtrC sileraii HubW PomfiadoUT
years and have knovn them to cure
numee" or cases where the M Ds
fall-d.
I 1
think it a shame to nerseeute a
man for doing good, when other man.
in other cities, practice the same pro-J
icsnion ana are not molested. I be
lieve our high officials could find
raanv things In El Paso worse than
Dr Black to look after
"I know it to be a fact the MPs
in Sweetwater cooperate with the
chiropractors"
Little Principality of
Liechtenlzin Is Perishing
Genta, Switzerland, Feb H. It Is
reported from Bochs that the little
independent principality of Liechten
stein la per i stum? economically, aa
ao basin ess is done in tbe hotels and
the principal shops are closed. No
body accepts the Austrian kroner and jie door
Leads to Divorce Action
Chicago. Hi, Feb. 21 Because he
slept with a stocking pressed over
his head to preserve the splendor of
his pompadour," Mrs. Alice L. Owen,
an actress, filed suit for divorce here
against Harry Owen, wealthy hide
dealer dreary, Ind. Mrs. Owen In her
divorce 1)TU also objected to her
hubby's use of "excellent cologne."
DEPUTIES FIND 31 QUARTS
OF TEQUILA IN NIGHT RAID
Deputy sheriffs J. a Stansel. Juan
1 arra. H. B. Garcia and Snyder raided
a room in an apartment house in the
2T!.b,ock on Tornlllo street. Friday
night and selzd 31 quarts of teqoilla.
Nothing was in the room except the
liquor. A large quantity of straw and
excelsior enough to pack a number
of crates of liquor, was piled up In
Liie room. &. neavy padlock was on
yet develoned in the history of fls
sure mining On Its 700 level a cross
cut now Is 4M feet long, all tn min
eralized ground. It ts believed ap
proaching tbe wall, as the water flow
is Increasing President Jess yf
Speldel. of wheeling, W Va, has
taken east to present to stockholders
plans for a mill. A through sam
pling of the ore bodies now is being
made. Chas. H, Buriock Is manager
In the Catherine, at Pyramid, air
connections are being made between
the upper levels. The ore body has
been found to have milling value
across 16 feet on three levels. A mill
Is to be provided if the fourth level
exploration is satisfactory
Peter White and K. G Dubois, near
the surface on a claim In Union Pass
district, have uncovered a z inch
vein sampling high In silver
Alaska Wards Rangers
to Fight Bolshevists
Washington, D C. Feb. n. The
formation of a body of constabulary
in Alaska, to be known as tbe Alaska
Rangers whose duty it will be to ro
tect Alaskans against bolsbevtsm. Is
one of the legislative measures Gov.
Thomas iRggs, Jr of that territory,
is In Washington to urge
Re called at the white house and
discussed the matter with secretary
Tumulty
Alaskan Eskimos "Fall"
for "Canned" Jazz Music
Denver Colo- Feb tz The Eak r a
of Alaska. hae fallen" for jars rr "l"1
and every hut of the various trif ?
now has its music box, according ?
G C Ginsford. an Maskan explorer
who is visiting bis home in this ci t
Many traders are reaping small for
tunes by exchanging phonographs for
valuable furs and skins. Gaissford
says and the Fsklmos s t bv the hoar
listening to the canned" Jasx.
OVLT SMALL SHIPMUVTS HADE.
Johnson, Ariz. Feb It. M. Ub
bey. superintendent of the Arizona
United, states that he la shipping
only enough ore to pay development
work, in which he Is holding a force
of employes til copper Is in better
demand.
Johnson Development Is starting on
development suspended six months
ago will retimber Its main shaft.
Keystone baa had shipment from
Chicago of eight carloads of machin
ery for a mill
A rich sliver-lead strike is reported
in the Texas-Arizona, in the Gunni
son hills, near Dragoon.
Sncianit wtll Tom... . ..i. I
crates, the passage of the sax dla-1
Me to sit In the courts.
Oh Boy!
What a g-r-r-and and g-l-o
rious feeling it is to come
into the dining room with the
smell of that good old
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LADYMOTORISTS
TAKE NOTICE '
TO THE FEMINISE MOTOBISTS:
Are yoa aware that when your ear
casanped with HEWITT TIRES yon
have eSmsMtisI to the mmimmn afi
chances of jsaaeteres and annoying; de
lays T
Your social eaJU, jour shopBmg tour
or the eean-tesy drive for your friends
wJH. be nti of those trying delays
easae by fcae tratbtes. $
Inaest OQ.iLBWt'TS and realise tie su
preme in', mulling
It
Renew IfWith A Hewitt"
WstdlHiterj fsr Hew Mexico, Eastern Arisen?, Western
Texas aaol Meiica.
J.B.WoodHardware&RnbberCo.
(Soeceseers tc Sheers Hardware CsBpaBy).
3W Texas Street. EI Pass, Texas.
B 4sCVr.
nly Swiss money is current
emigration Is increasing
to an
ritAn.ia an ki- nniv ninM ' alarming degree, and sleeping sick'
temporary relief until she went to I neas has appeared In the capital,
Dr Black. "From the very first where much misery prevails. Prince
treatment I received from Dr. Black. I Edward of Liechtenstein has arrived
I began to Improve and I am sow feel-1 at Berne in order to arrange an eco-
B. . . . r a fee m. i dhtA &ja- MileVlfc lhwlaAitanrf In tThat
mg Detier tnan ior years," sue u- "vmn, ; w.iu o.iu,..uu . v..w
sens. I have a right to be treated i hope of saving the principality from
unci Ulll
tar whom 1 wish.'
Mrs. Joe Saulsberry. of I?0 West
Boulevard, writes The' Herald and
asks that the public be Informed of
what Dr Black has done lor her "I
have suffered." she says, "with neu
ritis for 1 years, and with Indiges
tion and gastritis for at least 20 years.
I was treated by doctors in all parts
of the country and for the past three
montliB have been a patient of Dr
Black. I can truthfully say that he I SI years, lost his own life When
Owner, Going to Rescue
of His Dog, Is Killed
WilltesbarTc Pa.. Feb 20 In try
ing to sa e h is hound from being
chewed bF a much bigger and
.stronger dog;, Frank Gutkowski. aged
has done me mors good than all the
other doctors have done."
MAa an American citizen. I
hare the right to take any sort
of treatment that benefits me and
should be permitted to par tor
this treatment U I vrUh. An I
understand the eonntltntlon of the
United State, thin Is the sort of
1hln oar forefathers fought for."
Mrs. b. A. Kellls writes. This is to
certify that I have been cured by Dr
Byron S. Black of rheumatism of 20
years standing, when all other treat
ments had failed.
Defends Dr. Black
"I want to protest against the lzn
pnaoninent of Dr Byron S. Black.
said 3- C Jones, "and commend Tbe
Herald for taking a stand for him
Though the charged u rough
against him are for practicing medi
cine without a license, he issnes no
med'cme prescriptions, he merely
uses his hands, with the aid of his
brain, to deliver to the patient the
science of chiropractic, which is In
harmony with Mother Nature, to de
veloD tbe cures which he aarfects. As
in my own case, rheumatism, as we I
all know especially those who are!
afflicted xrtth it, is one of the mostf
painful diseases the human farm!.,
can be afflicted with Medicines dot
not cure rheumatism bu: Dr Black '
with his chiropractic science, if
taken in time. Is a sure cure. Con- i
finement in the El Paso count jail
is no nlace for Dr Black. He is!
t. ' d h the sick and suf'eiinsr too(
badly "
Resents Persecution i
to rpepn' lit rrPAtmf nf I
lha ha hann acnnprlarl T"lt- Fi tnn 3
ilBlack. writes Mrs. J, W. Cowan, ofj
friends informed Gutkowski of the
manner in which his hound was be
ing treated, he hurled to get his shot
gun. In rushing to the rescue of th. dog
he slipped and fell on an ley pave
ment and the gun was discharged,
the load striking hrrn in the abdomen.
Be died within a short tinrh.
The liquor will be turned over to
the government officials.
Occupants of the house declared
they had no Idea, who occupied the
room.
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