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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-19

were the plants in the long window she was in the
hall, the polished stairs winding up--the window seat
aboyc-hat faint, spicy odor-it all back TO hcr
She came TO herself with start The WIND still blew
drcarily over the prairie The heavy gray clouds hung
low. and darkness closing a few fecks OF color
like stray petals lay upon tho sulcn face OF the sky
Up the hcadland came Tom driving his thrce-horSe
team She looked at him for moment in wonder
She had been IN another worldthc world she had left
for him-the world OF clean linen and ease and com
fort; and she back with a shock. This was Tom
dirty, tired, not very companonablc. She groancd
aloud
When Tom came in he found her crying; then and
there 1t was decided that she must go.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-19

"1 will need all this 1t too bad to take it"
But Tom insisted
"Yes you will !" he declared 81 want YOU to get
some nice clothes for Yourself III Wnnpcg-it is bad
ad for tho country the bride has back in her
goingaway dress after three years stay and, besides
knows what all II you need more, Just let me know"
What about the new disk harrow you were get
ting" she asked
Oh. / am going TO see the agent to-day about it."
he said, truthfuy; but it was to cancel the order
The train was late-a snow7storm up the line, the
operator said and II looks if it might hit US to-
night he added he looked out at the tiny fakes that
whirled between him and the dull rcd of the tall Gle
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-19

ERHAPS it was the dreary cry of the west
y wind through the lcafess trees that made the
trouble Some say that the wind can wear on
peoples nerves so that they cannot do the thing
fhat they ,unnld
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
Miss Helen K. Stafford Re-
plies to an Attack-Catho
lie Woman Writes Letter
on Subject of It's Control.

We aim to help every girl or woman
we cam Miss Mabel X Stafford, sec
rotary Of the Y. W. C. A.. said Wednes-
day in reply to an. attack printed on
the association in the morning paper
over the signature of "A Catholic
Woman"
ANY woman of good moral char
acter may belong to the Y. w. e. A."
she continued. Every privilege Of the
association is open to every young
woman The money that is being raised
is TO be spent for the betterment of
all women, regardless of their religion
or Civilizations. The boarding home
open to all girls Of good moral charac-
ter The gymnasium classes, which are
TO be conducted next winter in the new
building will likewise be open TO all,
and we expect a representative attend
ance from among all the girls and
young women in the city. The socials,
lectures and entertainments are also for
all We are helping women and girls
every day without so much as asking
their religion.
The Y. W c. A. is an organization
OF women for women. Its purpose is
to help all women. college girls, as well
as working women. The purpose of the
ASSOCIATION Is uniyerSai throughout the
world The power of holding offices
in the association is confined TO the
members of the Protestant evangelical
churches. The reason for this is to have
unity of purpose
Like other similar organizations. we
seek assistance wherever it is possible
u obtain it, for We believe our work
shows for itself. The envelopes were
mated TO all telephone subscribers, be-
cause we believe ours is d work which
IL helping AID will help all girls of Ell
Paso. The organization of the asso-
citation is only a means to the end that
women and girls may be helped. Our
case Is parallel to that of Hotel Dieu,
which is conducted by the good Sisters
of Charity for all classes, religions and
&c nominations. All gave to its support
and are giving for its support, because
the good work il is doing is appreciated
The control rests with the Sisters Of
Charity, Catholic, order, but no one
would think. of refusing to give to its
support because the control was in the
hands OF an organization having diff
feIent religious belief from their own.
AS general proposition, shall any
one refuse to contribute to a cause
which Is known to be worthy and which
is accomplishing much good, simply be-
cause IL is not possible to have a vote
In It's management or to hold office? 1t
ali comes back TO the final object. the
work which Is being done and the good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
OUTSIDERS BUY
VALLEY LANDS
Two Sales Are Concluded in
the Last Few Days for
Large Tracts.

More outside capital for Ell Paso. Aus
tin & MARI have sold 1S9 acres of land
in the Rio Grande valley to A NJ. Felix
nor and Leo l. Bowden, OF cambridge,
Tenn, and =. S. Swami, of FL Paso. for
$3.50. The land is located one mile
from San EliZario and is under ditch.
The new owners of tie tract will put it
in alfalfa cultivation and will build a
house there.
Ell Paso is attracting outside capital
from adj parts Of the country. Thomas
Kerr. a wealthy cattle man of Arizona,
purchased 80 lots in Cotton addition
between Montana and Boulevard from
A P. Coles & Bros, Saturday for SIG, 800.
This was the record breaking deal of
the week and these lots will be i'm
proved by the new owner who may
build q residence on the tract and make
Ell Paso his permanent home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
MTDDLEMEN FORCE
UP THE PRICES
(Continued From Page one.l

a bale of cotton from gin to spinner,
but the Spectator must have $3.50 per
bale The time will come when states
win construct warehouses to aid farm
ers In marketing their cotton
Washington Reclamation
TN a regent speech in the lower
house of congress, chairman Tawney.
Of the committee on appropriations,
said that II percent Of the revenues OF
the government went for military ex-
penses, which Amounted to s43O,00G.00O
for that period. This IS 80 times as
much as appropriated for agricultural
purposes. This session the senate has
passed bill providing for ss.5oO,OO0 to
nav for a few acres of land in Wash
fngton to give a better view Of the
oaDttal This is the kind of reclama-
ton which Washington understands
Nearly all we hear from Washing
ton is about military explorations and
unfmportant political controversies
There is no word of encouragement for
the development Of the country's re-
sources.
Work Together.
seThe farmers and the railroads have
something to cooperate with and some
thing to cooperate for The products
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
THE WORK Of THE !. ". 6. 4. IS
ITS OWN ANSWER FOR EXISTENCE"
that is being accomplished. There is the

that is being accomplished There is the
answer"
The Attack.
The letter printed in the morning
paper was also sent to The Herald,
but was not published until Miss STAFF
ford was given an opportunity to make
g statement also. The letter follows:
Editor FL Paso Herald:
The movement. now before the public
to raise q fund to erect home for
homeless girls, under the auspices Of
the Y w. c. A, IS a movement for a
good and noble cause. and from a hui
name standpoint deserving of the CO.
operation of all who have at heart the
protection and welfare of all deserving
working girls. Accordingly an appeal
is being made to all, but is 1t really
for all?
Christians of all denominations and
nonChristians. too, have been appealed
10, and Will be appealed TO, for aid. and
have been told that they will all enjoy
the blessings of the home for which
they are and will be asked to contrib
ute. What is the meaning of those
lines in the constitution of the asSocia-
ton which reads Catholics and Jews
out of active and PASSIVE voice, i. e.,
which deprive both of these quite nu-
merous claims of our citizens of the
in the society in which they are asked
to contribute no less than their fellow
citizens of other denominations, Metho-
dists, Episcopalians, etc?
Why this discriminating bylaw?
Is it right and Just TO ask contrib
utions of Catholics and Jews and then
boycott them? Do Catholics ever ex-
clude Jew or Protestant from any Of
their hospitals, for instance? Isn't it
rather true that preference, if any, is
given to them?
Children are known to have been
told that they could not be officers Of
the Junior Auxiliary simply because
they were guilty of being Catholics,
and their pennies as freely and gen.
erously given as those OF others were
gathered in quite as eagerly as those
OF their more privileged Protestant COM
paniOnS.
"A Catholic Woman"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
Ell PASO STILL
SHORT ON RAIN
But the City Has Been Long
on Temperature; Hotter
Than Usual.

Ell Paso is starting out the new year
just like it did last year-very short on
precipitation. According to the weather
bureau records, the city was entitled to
0.23 of an inch for April, but it got
nothing. This added to the deficiency of
the previous months, makes FL Paso
short 1.27 inches since the first of the
year.
On temperature, the city has made UP
for what it lost in rainfall, however
The accumulated excess Of temperature
for the year thus far is 199 degrees, or
an average of II a day more than the
average.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
Animal VS.. Vegetable.

There is not a single kind of animal
food which we might not replace with
vegetable counterpart In most cases
it is merely a matter of choice which is
preferable, the animal or the vegetable.
In the matter of cooking fats, however,
the vegetable has far the advantage
Lard is made from the fat of hogs
often impure and unclean, always indi-
gestible. Cottolene comes from the cot
ton fields Of the Sunny South. 1t makes
food that can be digested with ease,
even by invalids. Cottolene is recon-
mended by both physicians and noted
cooking experts as much more health
ful and desirable cooking fat than lard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
MRS. LEAVITT
MARRIES AGAIN
Daughter of W. j. Bryan
Takes Her Second
Husband.

Lincoln, Neb., May 3--Lieut- Reginald
Owen and Mrs Ruth Bryan Leayitt
were marrit1 at Fairview shortly aft
er o'clock this morning The strictest
secrecy was maintained and all in
formation concerning the wedding is
withheld
Toledo, o., May 3-While Ruth Bryan
Leavitt was being married at Lincoln
today, her former husband, W. II.
Leavitt. was here arranging for lee
ture at the Y NJ c. A, tonight on The
Value of Art Training
Mr.. Leavitt declared he had given up
his first intention of going 10 Lincoln
II stop the wedding in order tic gain
possession of his two children. but he
would Immediately start proceedings to-
ward that end
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03

and supplies Of the farms constitute 40
percent of the freight of the western
railroads. It is to our interest to work
with you in lettering your marketing
facilities,
Let US eliminate the men who talk
radical ideas to foster hatred and malice
between the producer and transporter.
Taking your products from your farms
to the market and in aiding you to get
the best prices are the ways in which
we can profitably work together We
do not need any middle agent. We
can talk straight at one another and
save money by doing so. In short, let
US work together"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
FIVE BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED
Nav Gives Promise of More
Business Than April.
Five Deeds Filed.

Five building permits were issued by
inspector S. B. Haggart Monday, start
ing the month of May out We'll. While
the buildings are not important ones.
the value of the structures to be erected
totals SASS, being a good record FOR
the first day of the week and the be
ginning of new month. It is expected
that there will be many more before this
week is finished and the building boom
will soon be in full sway
The deeds filed show an activity in.
valley real estate in preference TO city
property, but Monday is dull day IN
the real estate world.
Deeds Filed.
Orc street, between Estrella and Ce-
bada streets, East Ell Paso-Galbralth
Foxworth Co, to Norah B. Gardner lots
IS, 10 block IS, East Ell Paso addition
Consideration $500. April s, 1910
San Elizario, Texas.-C. V. Nafe to ii.
B., and c. B. Stevens, 446 acres in San
Elizario grant. Consideration S1S3S-1O.
December 81. 1909
San Elizario, Texas-Paul P. Ham
NETT to H. B. and c. B. Stevens, 81 acres
in San EliZariO grant, near the Qua
drilla Consideration s53S.S0. Decem-
Der 1, 1909.
Ysleta. Texas-Alexander Carmag-
nolle to W. D. Lansden survey 20. con-
tanning II acres in Ysleta grant Con-
sideration $500. February IS, 1910
Ysleta, Texas-W. D. Lansden to Sam
Lisso 1914 acres in survey 20, Ysleta
grant. Consideration s1034.55. April 8,
1910.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
THE WEATHER.
Forecast,

For FL Paso and vicinity: Tonight
and Wednesday fair.
For New Mexico: Tonight partly
cloudy; Wednesday partly cloudy with
showers northwest portion.
For west Texas: Tonight fair. colder
in southeastern portion, warmer in the
northwest portion: Wednesday fair,
warmer except in southern portion.
River at Fl Paso: Height of surface
this morning above fixed zero mark, 1872
feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
TEARING DOWN OLD BOWLING
ALLEY FOR NEW BUILDING

The former one story brick home of
the Ed Paso Printing company in the
rear of the Mills building, originally
built for bowling alleys, is now being
wrecked to make room for the new An
son Mills building, which is 10 extend
through to the ST. Regis hotel.
The first story walls Of the Plaza
building are now being torn down and
another week will see the grouno
stripped for the excavation work on the
basement Of the new II story build
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
MAKING ROOM FOR THE
NEW CAPLES RJIIDING

The old Bazaar building is fading
from sight and in its place will appear
the new Posener building. which is to
be four stories in height with a mez-
zinine floor and with Tennessee marble
front on both the San Antonio and Mesa
avenue fronts. The building will be
built by Richard Caples, the man who
has made lower San Antonio street, and
the contract will be let for the new
building this week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
EXTRA SPECIAL
NO. 10
Regretable
Accident AT
Happy Hour"
Those Who Attended Last Show Monday
Night Admitted Free of Charge
Tonight

Night Admitted Free of Charge
Tonight
A very unfortunate accident occurred
at the Happy Hour" theater last night
when by mistake at the last show the
stage manager dropped the wrong cur
tain and the audience, thinking the per-
formance was concluded, began to make
a rapid exit. when, as a matter of fact.
the Roosevelt pictures had not been
shown.
The management deeply regrets the
accident and extends an invitation to
those who attended the last show last
night to come to, the Happy Hour to-
night and they Will be admitted free OIL
charge.
Tonight wll 80 the last time the
Roosevelt pictures will be shown. This
film is 220e feet and the management is
anxious that those who attended the last
show Monday evening TO be sure to
come tonight, as his guests.
There will be an entire change of pro-
gram Thursday featuring the famous
101 ranch pictures.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
AUTMOBILE BARGAINS
SELLING OUT ENTIRE STOCK

Four new REQ touring cars, % h. D.,
complete with top, now $3.50 each. for
mer price s1150.
Bargains in Second Hand Cars.
Ford, $3.50. Runabout.
REQ. s2OO, Runabout.
Buick. "10'' $3.50. passenger.
REQ "22" $3.50, 3 passenger
REQ go" $450. passenger.
c. NJ. Barber,
Phone 24S.
349 Myrtle Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
INCREASES STOCK.

The Great Texas Realty company has
voted to increase the capital stock
from $4,000 to 100000 in order to bet
ter carry on the increasing business of
the company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03

Mrs. Homer Y. Ellis. who underwent
an operation at Providence hospital, is
getting along splendidly. according to
reports from their physicians.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
Building Permits.

BUILDING PERMITS.
To Bernardo R. Perez, to build a
brick tenement house of % rooms 80 #
in. by IS #. 8 in. by 25 #. in, on
corner Florence and Fourth streets. Es-
timated cost $4,000.
To Mrs. John C. Hardwig to build
frame sleeping porch in rear of resi-
dence at corner of Ohio and Portland
avenues, Highland Park. Estimated
cost $50.
To Jose Alva to build an adobe resi-
dence 12x12x12 1T. on southwest corner
OF Laurel street and Michigan avenue,
BasSett addition. Estimated cost s25-
To Mrs H. L. Bowling to build five
room brick cottage 1Sx24x42 IT. Gin. on
Missouri street between Austin and Lee
streets. Estimated cost $4,000.
To Mrs. f. Arriola to build an adobe
residence on northeast corner of Piedras
and Rivera streets, East Ell Paso. Es-
tiated cost 5000.
Licensed to Wed.
Miguel SaenZ and Praexedes Villo-
lobos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
EXTRA SPECIAL NO 81

Beautiful Embroideries, Baby
Irish on batiste- Edgings, Bands
and Insertings. different widths.
Many Of the bands and insert
ings match. Regular soc and
75c Embroideries. Anniversary
Extra Special No. p: choice per
ward 29c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
EXTRA SPECIAL NO 10

Fancy China Vases, many sizes
and shapes, some hand painted
vases in the lot, values to $3.50;
choice 29c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
a. , 18th Anniversary Sale g.
These Are Some of the
"29" Anniversary Spec
iaLs Which Created the
Stir Yesterday ::
EXTRA SPECIAL NO. IS

EAIRA SPELIAL NJ. IS
Brooches, Sailor Collar Pins.
Stick Pins. Hat Pins, Cuff But
tons, Beauty Pins, Shirtwaist
Sets. Worth to 75c. Anniversary
Extra Special-29c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-03
EXTRA SPECIAL NO. 20

Children's Summer Hats and
Caps-of straw, canvas, linen
and duck Large and small
shapes, in white, linen color and
the dainty light shades Regu-
lar soc and 75c hats and caps
Anniversary Extra Special, in
the Basement; choice 29c.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-04
THE BURIAL OF KING EDWARD

all earthly ponps surely can be more impressive n
of English
fit them
we'll for stately ceremOnias Their gigantic capital
surpasss sOemnity and majesty other city in the
world Its atmosphere potent deepen the awe
great occasions No wonder the bua OF great men
the of English and
verse In the magnaons ALL when Wellington to his
i'm the ataque keeps with the slow cad
ennyons "Bur the Duke Again and again Macauay
acao and marching follow poet statesman monarch
to his last triumph being with every honorable and
Abbey In Shakespeares histor
the
page and always TO the mahessy and
inspiring verse Mauay Shakespeare lives to-
da to catch and mmoraze of England she burie with
neglected. with grief real and poignant for
all staeess of its expression the best beloved if not the great
empire and in other land are drawn together in
patriotic conservation and make their heart OF
all the solemn music and slow ampng
king this his last prOcessOn-Harpers Weekly
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-04
IN PRAISE OF MODERN BEAUTY

P4 ARR May 2oM RoSn the famous sculptor has been asked
those who posed before Phidias.
Not at ALL Robins reply The artists of those days had
to perfection while those of today blind That is ALL
mind of the scupos who represented them There are today women
exactly simarthe of Southern France especially The
type the models of Phidias."
Rodn also remarked that in the union of the beautiful and the
ure by divine law constantly returns the beer it necessarily
Again beauty everywhere; beauty that
wanting in but it is that fail perceive
Beauty is character and expression
separate During process cooking
be stirred If tablespoonful of butter cut and scattered
The butter is not necessary when the rice served with India
curry but may be nuded in dishes where less fat is used
of Veal
tablespoonful butter drppngs ID pounds veal IL onion
chopped pint milk tablespoonful flour teapOonful
Fry drppngs fry
until it brown Transfer the meat the double boiler with
milk and cook until the tender Add the curry powder
time before the meat done and hcken the milk with flour before
serving.
The art Of preparing saoy gyies and sauces important
ton with the cooking of the expensive.
There few general principles underlying the making
mato juice some combination Of these For ordinary gravy
aowroot is sufficient to hicken cupfu of liquid This true
cepng when the recipe % the -four is Drowned In this
fat used may be
butter the drppngs from the meat the allowance being table
The easiest mix the ingredients fat add the
-four and cook until the mixture bubble then
the liquid This quick method, by using little dan
of getting lumpy Many however think is
wholesome method and prefer the odasoned of kenng
the gravy of flour mixed with little cold
method of course not practicable for brown gTaves
Considering discussion
of fried food and of gaye made by heating -four
on the subject at this point not be of order 1t
how heating tile fat before adding
the unsul enough high that
begins scOrch Overhead pointed out
contains acrd irritating called acroen which NAV
be readily considered he whOlesOme
production this body Overheang given fried food
Its bad
Several ways of varying the flavor of graves sauces were
suggested in the preceding section One other should especially
0 mentioned here
The Flavor of Drowned FOmThe good flavor Aou
often overlooked If flour cooked in fat until it is
color distinctive and agreeable flavor obtained
e combines well with that of curran jelly and little adde
e brown gravy great improvement The shou
be combined with that of onions other highly
abes for dish which is made with follows
n Mock VeniSOR
Cut cold mutton into thin slices and heat sauce mad
IS according to the following proportions:
tablespoonful butter tabpOonfus -four tablespoonful
bottled meat whichever preferred tablespoonful
IS rant jelly cupful water Or stock.
Brown the flour in the butter add the SLOWLY
keep stirring Then add the jelly and meat mx
IT boil up we'll
mi ITO be concluded next Saturday,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-04
Aloha Launched;
Hawaii Surprised

Very few people York yacht named after
Iawais pet word but the following interesting
prsing:
NEW YORK, March 25The yacht Aloha H., which
modOre Arthur Curtis James the New York Yacht Club had
at the Fore River Shpbuidng COmpanys yard Quincy
was launched there today.
The Aloha H. the largest auxiliary yacht built
ed States She 2O6 IT, ALL 67
BEAM % fl. depth of hold, and rs IT, draught.
The yacht
carved in lockwood representing from the Iceandic
The designs by Mr. Carl Rydngsward
Above the panels reze representing development the
ship from NOah's Ark the Lusania..
Two shipOads of teakwOOd
Aloha H. for not only the panels carved in that
deck of the vessel is laid with it.