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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21

~ EvELOPMENT In Mexico. espe-
cialIy the further Development OF
the extensive Pearson interests,
will be one of the Immediate results OF
the return Of peace to Mexico. This
activity in the constructive field OF
Mexico. coupled with the rush OF bust
ness which will result as soon as the
Ell Paso port is opened, T. NJ Wingo,
vice president of the Ell Paso clearing
house, thinks, will spell prosperity for
FL Paso during the summer season and
will result IN renewed business &C
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21
REDUCTION INCREASES AND
DEMAND HEAVIER FOR COPPER

The monthly report Of the Copper
Producers association for May gives
stocks Of metal on hand June 1 as
165, 995,932 pounds compared with 1861
s62,544 pounds on May l. Production
for May was 12e. .544 pounds against
11S.OS5,2 23 pounds for April. Domestic
and foreign demand for May aggregate
12e, $50. $50 pounds, an increase of about
u coo 900 pounds over the previous
month
The detailed statement is as follows:
Stocks of marketable copper Of all
kinds on hand st all points in the
United States May 1 165, 1856. 90s pounds;
production Of marketable copper in the
United States from all domestic and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21

foreign sources during May 126. se2.544
pounds Deliveries Of marketable cop
per during May: the domestic con-
sumption 64,543.963 pounds; for export
6I97S.557 pounds; total 126.522.520
pounds. Stocks Of marketable copper
of all kinds aon hand at all points IN
the United States June 1 165.995,932
pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21

ana the railroads are preparing ts
open"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21
HELvETTa NINE CLosEs-

The Helvetia Copper company, nav
ing an area of about 500 acres Of min
eral land at Helvetia in the Santa Rita
mountains 80 miles south Of Tucson,
Pima county, Arizona, has ceased oper-
ations because of lack of funds to pay
further expenses. 1t is said however.
that the company has no debts. The
mine is 90 miles from railroad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21
WASHINGTON MINE TO BE J
DEVELOPED ON LARGER SCALE

The Washington mine, a property
tributary to Nacozari and one of the
leading undeveloped properties in the
state of Sonora, Mexico, is soon to be
working on a larger scale than hereto
fore. Present developments OF the
property consist of about 5000 feet OF
drifts, crosscuts and shafts. The mine
contains a low grade proposition of
from 3 to 5 percent copper and with
gold and silver, from 81 to 81 so which
is unusually high for low grade ore.
The dead work is all finished for the
opening up. and blocking out at three
more levels, and a chance is given the
owners TO double their tonnage in a
short time.
The owners state that they will open
UP the mine and block out a tonnage
sufficient TO justify the erection of
reduction plant and they viii put on
good sized force Of men to accomplish
this purpose. They expect to start on
this work within so dayss time
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03

meath the coaches, which are set in
motion by the car wheels. There is
a device in use to store electricity
for use while the train is standing
still.
A hotel is maintained on the
grounds, where 1900 meals are serv-
ed every day in the week. A corps of
siXty-five cooks, chefs, walters and
kitchen helpers is necessary to look
after the comfort of employees during
meal hours. 1t is not unusual for A.
600 pancakes. 500 pounds of pork
chops, $50 dozen eggs and 30 gallons
of coffee TO be consumed at a single
breakfast
In a single season the show travels
on an average Of $4,000 miles, visiting
about POO different cities and giving
upwards Of 400 performances. A sir
sle tour often eEtends from the At
lantic to the Pacific and from Cam
da to the Gulf This strange traye'-
ing city will drive its stakes and erect
its canvass houses in this city on
Wednesday, November s, after an alb
sence of several years. 1t has always
been considered here the most popu-
lar circus in America and its return
will occasion all the more interest be-
cause of the rapid strides it has made
since it's last appearance in this part
of the country. 1t is something diff
ferent from the common run of
shows.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03

ly provision and doing without
things but the true meaning of
economy is wise expenditure, not only
of money, but of time and energy as
we'll. In the proper Interpretation of
the expression lies the success of the
modern homemaker.
With the present high cost of living
no prudent woman can afford not to
know something of the selection, pre-
paration and serving of the meals. By
understanding how to choose food ma
terials we are independent of the un-
scrupulous dealer who takes advant-
age of the ignorant customer, and
few lessons in the neglected branch of
domestic science would pay an
abundance for the time invested. The
grocer has no more helpful ally than
the telephone, and to its great con-
venience may be laid many Of the un-
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03
BUSINESS PREVENTS WAR.

That war is no longer the most i'm
portant factor of national life is
clearly pointed out in strong edi-
torial in The Munsey. Just why Ger
many and France did not Fly at one
another's throats" recently is told by
this magazine:
Business has become the chief
business of this world, and business
lost no time in impressing Germany
with the fact that it did not want a
war. No country can make war with
out paying the price, and no country
can pay the price unless the business
world is willing to furnish the cash,
The financial powers gave emphatic
signal Of their disapproval Of the Ger
man program. Credits We're with
drawn from the German bourses.
bankers called loans to German hous-
es. panic impended in German indus
trial centers. France. the capital of
international finance, accepted the
situation with a calm that was in
marked contrast to her neighbor's
nervous tension. Germany might
have the men, the guns, the dread
noughts, but France had the money
and the sympathy of the empire of
business. 1t was a humiliating dis
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03
HAS VISITED
ALL nations
Eorepaugh and Sells Brothers Circus
Has Delighted the
World.

The Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers circus in it's fifty years his
tory has pitched its tents in the cities
OF every civilized nation on earth It
has touched every corner of the globe
and millions upon millions Of peonlea
have applauded it.
It is the only circus that maintaine
foreign Offices in the worlds great
capital cities. II is the only circus
that maintains brigades OF animal
hunters and trappers to penetrate the
wild jungle spots Of remote lands in
the quest of odd specimens OF lower
animal life.
It's show grounds are like a city.
They lack only a state charter and 9
city hall, The show carries it's own
postoffice where mail is received
daily from all parts Of the world: q
police force, doctors, lawyers, den
lists, shoemakers. blacksmiths. paint.
ers, carpenters, wagonmakers. sail
makers, tailors, BARRIERS and laundry
men. 1t maintains it's own dynamo
plant, where electric power is general
ed for 1000 electric lights. The vari-
Gus exhibition tents, dressing rooms
and shops are as brilliantly lighted at
night time as a theatre stage. The
grounds are Illuminated by great cleo
trio beacons.
Gas, generated on the grounds, is
also used to soften the intensity of
the electric chandeliers in the main
pavilion. Calciums, spot-lights and
all the various lighting devices of
modern stage craft are employed. Ev-
cry cage in the menagerie is studded
with incandescent globes. The mile
long train is also lighted with elec-
tricity, generated by dynamos be
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03
A GREAT DISCOVERY
Certain ingredients That Really Pro-
mote Hair Growth When Prop
erIy Combined.

Resorcin is one of the most effective
| germ destroyers ever discovered by
! science, and in connection with Beta
| Napthol, which is both germicidal and
antiseptic. a combination is formed
which destroys the germs which rob
the hair of its natural nourishment,
and also creates a clean, healthy con-
| dition of the scalp, which prevents
the development of new germs.
Pilocarpin, although not a colorng
matter or dye, is a well-known ingre-
dient for restoring the hair to its nat
ural color, when the loss of hair has
been caused by a disease of the scalp
These ingredients in proper combi
nation, with alcohol added as a stimu-
! liant and for its well-defned nourish
/ irE properties, perfect perhaps the
/ Ucft effective remedy that is known
for scalp and hair troubles.
! We have a remedy which is chiefly
/ composed of these ingredients, in
. combination with other extremely in
'aluable medicinal agents We qua
rartoe it to positively cure dandruf
and to grow hair, even though the
, scalp in spots is bare Of hair, If there
is any vitality left in the roots. it
will positively cure badness, or we
will refund your money If the scalp
has a glazed. shiny appearance, it's
an indication that badness is perma-
nent, but in other instances we be-
lieye badness is durable.
We want every one troubled with
scalp disease or loss of hair to try
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic If it does not
cure dandruff and grow hair to the
satisfaction of the user, we will with
out question or quibble return every
| cent paid us for it. We print this
guarantee on every bottle. 1t has
| effected a positive cure in SO per cent
of cases where put to a practical test.
| Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is entirely
unlike, and we think, in every par
ticular, better than anything else we
know Of for the purpose for which it
is prescribed. We urge you to try
this preparation at our entire risk.
Certainly we know of no better qua
rantee to give you. Remember, you
can obtain ReXall Remedies in Hat
tiesburg only at our store-The Rex
all Store.-THE OWL DRUG STORE,
F. E. Williams & Sons, Proprietors,
Front and Main Streets. Hattiesburg.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03

fortunate experiences of the indiffer
ent. 1t may not be needful to 60 tc
the market every day if one deals
with reliable firm, but it is surely
to our interest to see what we are
buying, and by personal visit one is
certain to find on hand some article
which would otherwise be quite over.
looked and advantage can be taken OF
occasional cuts in price or the fre.
quent overstock which will occur in
any particular line.
The far-sighted dealer is progress
sive and honorable and the woman
who does not understand how to buy
will be treated with far more consid-
Grafton If she frankly admits her
shortcomings and asks for his judg-
ment. He will respect her more than
If she pretends to have knowledge
and will gladly aid her in securing
the proper quality.
1t never pays to buy poor food ma
terials and the so-ca1led bargains are
too often traps for the unwary. Good
food materials not only make better
things, but they go further. A pound
OF good coffee gives a satisfactory
beverage and makes more coffee be-
cause of its additional strength and
flavor Economy in the variety plac-
ed upon the table is much wiser
than cutting down the quality. Have
fewer dishes, but each in ample sup
ply Of the best grade
Variety should be from day to day
rather than all at one meal. A mix
ed diet is desirable, but too many
combinations at one sitting tax ma
ture to its utmost and she rebels
eventually, to certain discomfort
and happiness. 'Tis far better to
live wisely than too well
In the selection of foods there is
another point besides quality which is
well worthy of thought, and that is
cleanliness. The pure food laws of
this state are most excellent and
cover the ground quite fully, but. like
most other laws, their enactment does
not guarantee enforcement. Wo-
men do not realize how much
depends upon them as individuals
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03

to make certain that these con-
dltlons are made absolute. They
have "spasms of virtue" and stir
things up with right vigorous hand
upon occasions, but it is the long
pull, the strong pull and the pull all
together that counts. The dealer will
do just as much as he is obliged to
DO and no more, nor can we blame
MIN for this. If his goods sell just as
well In an untidy condition, it is
against human nature to expect him
to go to the additional expense which
order and cleanliness entail He has
found 1t good business to array his
windows to catch the eye and place
before the public tempting selection
Of good things to eat, but he may not
have found it requisite to keep the
back of his store and goods behind
the counter in a really sanitary con-
dition. Food supplies which are ex-
posed to the dust of the street and
handling of dirty fingers surely are not
what one would choose with open eyes.
1t has been said that I'VE may be too
fussy, but that we can't be too clean"
and surely this is a true statement.
Compliment the merchant on
the neatness of his store and
thus spur him on to better effort.
Give the enterprising man your sup
port morally and financially-don't
desert him when the bargain sign
across the street lures you to your
Often the saving of few
cents on an article means impurity.
or decay.
Many a woman buys poor stuff un-
knowingly, meaning to be economical,
yet in the long run her living costs
as much as actual outlay. if it is not
by an occasional doctors
which would have beer
quite unnecessary with wholesome
food conditions. penny wise and
pound foolish" is just as true pro.
verb today as ever A little thought
ful and careful attention in ones
will be amply repaid.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03
AnEra Of Good Cooking

IL seems that The News has arrang-
eo treat for its subscribers and
readers which is appreciated far and
beyond anything that we have ever at
tempted to offer From all apnear.
ances hundreds of women will take
advantage of the lectures and demon.
strations of cooking by Edith l.. Cliff
at the Odd Fellows Hall beginning
Monday, Nov. 9Th.
The News is gratified at the inter.
est manifested in the baking contest
which will climax the Cooking School.
the proceeds to be given to the Kings
Daughters. No cause could be more
worthy. Complete details concerning
the contest will be contained in The
News next Tuesday.
Household Economy.
To the average housewife the term
economy signifies stinginess, niggard-
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03
HONDURAN REBELS DEFEATED.
(Bg Associated PreSs.l

Puerto Cortes, Honduras, Nov g.
The Government troops won a decis-
i've victory Sunday at Comayagua
near the Capital in a pitched battle
with two hundred revolutionists
headed by Dr.. Ochoa Valesquez a
member of the Honduras cabinet
The killed and wounded are not
known but are believed to be heavy.
Nalesuquez escaped to Salvador In
the engagement at San Pedro Sula
Sunday, sixty rebels we're put to flight
A number are reported wounded. ten
killed and thirty.eight prisoners Cen
Carias is reported 10 have invaded
Honduras from the Salvadoroan tol-
der at the head Of a large band Of
reyolutionists
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03

a coat is not necessary.
Less expensive are the trimmings
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03
CITY BREVlTiES.


The Cure of John Douglass will
be the feature film at the Lomo thea
tire today, a scheme by which drink
was given a knockout blow. and 81
young man restored to a life of prom
Use. Also one OF those funny coro
dies, Crazy Dope" It is absolutaI.
impossible to describe the result OF
this chemists discovery, but his dope
makes people do some woude' ul
things and you cannot help enjoying
them. Also "A Circus in Australia" ."
Miss Coleman will render another ltt.
ballad. You will not have to vaH.
your overcoat in this theatre. II f.
steam heated which makes the tem.
perature even throughout the build.
ing.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03
GREAT FORCE

0ooniinucd From Page One.)
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03

Marked For Life" will be the fea-
ture drama at the Gem theatre to.
night, and it is a high-class produc-
tion. On the same program a SPLEEN
did scenic picture of all the interest
ing places in Naples, will be shown,
Part second will consist of a new play
Of child life, called the "Schoolmast-
er's Overcoat." AS an extra added
attraction to tonights program, Mutt
and JEFF and the Dog Catchers will be
shown and it is said to be one of the
funniest Mutt and Jeff talk on the
curtain pictures ever shown. Tomor-
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03

row, Saturday matinee and night, a
special Reliance play called. Temp
tation, will be shown. It contains an
unusual strong plot The usual Sat
urday comedies, songs and music will
also be given.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03
RONILLA is AGAIN ELECTED.
li.N ASSOciQicd PrcSH.l

Puerto Cortez, Honduras, Nov. g.
General Manuel Bonilla was elected
President of Honduras for the second
time in the general elections which
began Sunday and continued three
days. His majority is overwhelming.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-11-03

covery that the Germans made but
the demonstration was a good thing
for them as well as the rest of the
world"
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08

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tsa - sAsss ,ass s-zsaa A.uD e
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do isas ussas bsss ssA; ssssss ~
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essssd hosoStnh7 axiA again. shsre
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tAase days ssA sighss ~ssss 10 knos
sha; hs ssns~s ss.l. sEe W To- Ga.
pes. ~ - b~ss . teol. - AaA
isoSea q thiaG- from H. ss~aS
stanapesus
Nish . hiGA ssd ssabboco io1&Un2
sion upoa hin. ~ resrsesa his sssps
% the istsrsscstsg ssrsst ~ UhscA he
had cosse tsoG thai prep0sssssus Ss1-
dlas ~ lAst. skes he reschsd the
aars cslansssoes bsisains N ~hsck
his msAnsss had euimiRasea saA
iasad the bssck hallway. he dasAsd
down ". pssceivsae ne light - sound
But he raised bic voice. ksilsng loudly
reckiess u everything but tisaf h<
should esd the Old mischieSuohsr
with ths eyes thai loohed Ter ss0g -
oee ~ aiaos,sr hs haa ~rouGht. ~
eOor epsnsa. saa " the ssrsoo q
Lsht. vsaAss haGna ssesa. ~ bsu6 -
hand. go bis snGes saarhSaG sAs
place.
Ah'- ertsd Lor,ssa. ''ves ars -
man ! went. ! had . stse a yes .
Few houDo 80 ! WouA1 u0a troubas
you. bue ] ns0lsctsA TO note hss N
was dOss. Wta you esliGe ne VssA
che iafss0a1tss vhsthsr the bSsaasss
b beyea1 ssns1v7
''tbere sss ssAsr boaOess y ths hoSss,
Who RiGht psseer sleeD " eses .
gratiAed cuDtsostS"
I.orisae esasred the room snd tssh
the chair s0ss01 him.
\ en- sutae . plain asa." sai1
Father hGGaA. Vhsaseatly. "bA ] -
not see hew . s0 - 80 vss ssss
tions"
"Paraoa ~ tsAsssssssss." ~ Lass
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08

-; Z Will ash one In this room 10
eeoht vss pronounced me 10 be . hus-
oonl. You afterward spoke of add
saonal rites or performances that
sothef should or could be effected I
oas1 little attentioa to your words
~. but ] am hungry to hear them
s0osetel nov. A. matters stand. an
] 0orrted past all belp?"
VoH ere % legally and - firmly
eosaA." said the priest. rs though II
- beeo done In . cathedral, in the
psvsence Of thousands. The sddittOs-
q Observances ! referred to are BOT
oseessary for the strictest legality Of
the act. but we're advised - Q precau-
ttco fse the fstUre-foT conveAieace
- prosf In such contingencies -
WnA. taheritsnces and the like
lAResoa laughed harshly.
naay thanks" be said Then
sessO y no mtstahe. and I an the
heooV t<nedict I suppose I should
- 0lssA upon tie bridal corner. and
WSsa NJ wife gets through waking
~ Gereets she will look me up"
Fsther Rogan regarded him calmly.
~ son. he said. when . man and
Ou0oA come 10 me to be married. I
aaWass marry them. DO this for the
- q other people to whom they
OouAa % away and marry n they did
- larry each other. As you 80. ]
- oot seeA your confidence; but your
90 seems to me to be one bot alto
Orthef 1svoid of interest Very fe~
moRfia0es that have come to my no
ttco Aave brought spch weil-eapr~se~
reofvt within 80 short . time. wn
hoAaa oae question: ~ere you not IN
esf tAe Impression that you loved the
~ v0u married. q the time you
- so!-
10ve1 her," cried lsorieon. Wildly
NevW - well - BOZ. though she
ea10 - sAe AecefvOd and sinred ana
ooooo. Never mo- -'- To-
voAnoA - = huehAG - - -
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08

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ssass Sas ~ - ins.auslD - -
az one - shGse snzaAsug ounUGnD
70 shscA cssHpsts1sss - easuouo -
iaseusors - The sVsctacunns -
The young ~eUsas aasa - -
shrinkisG sss~ spoa IsssnuA -
called to hin n the voice q -
~ronsad hsreiss y s;sssss:
Say. Nes iseA like . - -
low cose an1 put w NJ SaA. uuD1
yoa7 I've dooe sothinG 70 - p1uInno
Tor Es sn . nsDsoAe - -
shey're tses;.Rs ne, Voc sssS -
sorry " youu helo ne euf - -.
Thssh a yew ss~ser - yeur - -
iIs dragged along TIE ssrssts -
way' ! say. come slosS. 49,. ~ .
good fellow
IL may De thsf I4orisoa. w spo1D =
the uRconvincing psfhos of this -
pesl. sho~sd . sympaaheeic 49,, -
oae - th< oAcers tsst tbs SsoaDe
side. go ssst oser 10 hio
''es ell right. sH." he ssia. = .
husky. eonaaeatial toae. -shes -
right party Ne teoh her aftsg -
frst oct st ths Green Li0ht sAuu1ns,
on . wire froD the chief os po,iap =
chicago Its esly q square O. TO- =
the ststioa Her rigs pretty -. -
she refused 10 change cloehO-G.
rather" added the ofIicer. wasA q
sn.ile. 10 pat on some. ! thouGha Go
expiass MATTERS 10 you % yoa wa>ah0n1
thtnh she wss being impassa upaa."
What 10 the chsrSe7" ashel -
go.
'0sasd larceny. DlaDaoAs. -
husbanl y . jeweler " ChtcaGe. -
clsaas1 his show case e - -
bers. 80 Skipped With . seWie opsso
troups."
rhs po,scsoeA. psrcesving thst -
issssssa - ~ e.tiss group Of spsaonr
,sss IVES cestsssd Sssa Asns~h -
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-08

LorAoOn-ths1e eonference bessg re-
sardeA - . psssib,e asw esnplics-
tiOs-wss faia 10 prOlonG the situa
tion-whicA rejected HE oWn inpor-
tanee-Iby . little afterpiecs sf philo
suphical cO1meat
"A gentleman LIKE you. sir." - went
on. shsbly, "weull never ootice n. but
II comes N ny line to observe what
an immense amount 0f trouble 10 made
by that combination-I nean the
stage. diamosAs ana Esht-headed
women Who aren't satisRel With good
homes | tell you. SIR, q man these
days and Dights wants 10 know what
bis women folks ere up H."
The policeman smiled . eosl night.
and returned 10 NE stAe Of his
charge. Who had bseA inteotiy watch
ing Lorisoa's fscs during the coaver-
sation. no doubt fer s0Re indication
Of his intention - reoAef succor.
Now. at the failure q The sieA. and at
The movement maAe 10 coatinue the
ignominiOus progress, - ahaoAoned
hope. snl ADDRESSED I'm tAun. point
.dly:
You Dana eAaA foee1 0ultteri
You ~as thinkinG Of givine ne a
hand. but you NJ the cog talh you out
Of II the Arst word You're Q dandy
70 tie to. Say. n ~ ever - . girl.
she II have . picnic. Wsot shs work
YOU to the quees's taste, On. my"
She concls1ed WftA . tauutfng, shrin
laugh that raspel Lssfsoa nhs Q saw.
as the policemaA urse1 hsr ferWard
Then therV ooOs uVoa Ilsrieoa an
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