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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-28
How | Made
MY Hair Grow

Woman With MarveEOusIy Beautiful
Hair Cites Simple Home Prescrip-
fion which She Used With Most Re-
markabIe Results.
I was greatly troubled with dandruff
and falling hair 1 tried many adver-
tised hair preparations and various
prescriptions, but they all signally
failed; many of them made my hair
greasy so it was impossible to comb
it or do it up properly. I think that
many Of the things I tried were posi-
lively injurious and from my own ex-
perience I cannot too strongly caution
you against using preparations con-
tanning wood alcohol and other poison
GUS substances. I believe they injure
the roots Of the hair After my long
list Of failures, I finally found a sim
pie prescription which I can unhesi-
tatingly state is beyond doubt the most
wonderful thing for the hair I have
ever seen. Many of my friends have
also used it, ana obtained wonderful
effects therefrom. 1t not only is a
powerful stimulant to the growth of
the hair and for restoring gray hair
to its natural color, but it is equally
good for removing dandruff, giving the
hair life and brilliancy. etc, and for
the purpose OF keeping the scalp in
first-class condition. It also makes the
udlI easier 10 CollD anu arrange II
nice form. / have friend who used
1t two months and during that time 1t
has not only stopped the falling Of his
hair and wonderfully increased it's
growth but 1t practically restored all
OF, his hair to its natural color. You
can obtain the ingredients for making
this wonderful preparation from al
most any druggist The prescription is
as follows:
Bay Rum, o.: Menthol Crystals, n
drachm; L6yona de Composer, 2 or If
you like it perfumed add a few drops
OF To-Kalon Perfume, which mixes per-
fectly with the other Ingredients This,
however, is not necessary.
Apply night and morning; rub thor
cughly into the scalp.
Go to your druggist and ask for an
eight ounce. bottle containing six
ounces OF Bay Rum; also one-half
drachm of Menthol Crystals. and
two-ounce bottle of Lavona de Com
posee'. Mix the ingredients yourself
at your own home. Add the MenthoI
Crystals to the Bay Rum and then pour
IN the Lavona de Composed and add
the To-Kalon Perfume. Let it stand
one-half hour and it is ready for use
A E. Ryan & Co., the well known
and popular druggists of this city, have
filled this formula for many Of their
patrons and state that the satisfaction
from its use is so great that they
have found It necessary to make spe-
cial provision to fill the prescription
promptly and carefully.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-28
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
ELECTED AT Stafford
Thatcher, Arizona, Man Is
Found Dead In a
Field.

Stafford, Ariz-, March 2S.-In the cleo
ton of school directors in the various
districts Of the valley, James Wake
field was elected in Stafford TO succeed
Pete Anderson, receiving 73 votes.
George Crosby, jr., was elected to sue
coed himself in the Layton ward.
More than so mothers attended the
special meeting held at the Stafford
school house. Several questions in ref
erence to an entertainment, and gradu-
alton exercises to be held in May, were
discussed.
The o. E. s., of Stafford, will enter
tain the F. and A NJ, during the week
Charles Solomon and A. r. Lynch
have returned from a business trip to
Phoenix, by way of Ray and Globe.
Judge Lynch represented superintend-
ent Woods in his case regarding the
peculiar status of the office of super
intendent of Graham county schools
The Union canal dam repairs are fin
ished. High water in the ella almost
destroyed the dam two weeks ago.
About Is or 20 teams have been at
work for a week.
Many of the farmers will cut their
first crop of alfalfa by the 10th or
18th of April.
Len Johnson, OF Thatcher, was
found dead in his field yesterday. He
WCut Out To dAO nOl re-
turn. Heart failure was the cause Of
his death. He was a man about 80
years of age was married and leaves
two children.
An unusually large crowd gathered
at Wickersham park 10 enjoy the band
concert. Nearly half of the $3.50 need
ed for a band stand, has been sub
scribed
Albert Todd, who was bitten on the
arm by a centipede last week, is i'm
proving, but the arm is still badly
swollen.
Herbert Robinson. corral boss of the
Chino Copper company, OF Santa Rita,
n. NJ. spent several days in the valley
last week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-28
The Honorable Senator Sagebrush
Copyright, 1910, By
STREET & SMITH
CONTINUED from yesterday.)

published. you let it alone and keep
your newspaper reporters off it,
The vice president laughed. He was
Of those who regain equanimity in ex-
act proportion as an opponent loses it.
You needn't let the boys record
trouble you" he ayerred. Its as
clean as a hounds tooth That is one
of the things I'm banking on, David.
I'm going to have that young fellow
fighting on our side before we're
through"
At this the gray eyes under the pent-
house brows famed fiercely. and the
senator took the two strides needful to
place him before the man in the chair
Don't you do that, McVickar.
give you fair warningr' he said. his
deep toned voice rumbling like the
bur OF grinding wheels. There's only
one way you could do it,
The vice president stood up and put
on his hat. land you'll take precious
good care that don't get chance to
try that way, you were going to say.
my worst, and I'll hand that back to
you too. You do the same, and well
see who comes out ahead"
1t was some five minutes later when
the vice president had made his leisure
~ way down to the lobby. The cleo
trio lights blazed out, and the great
gathering place was beginning to take
on its evening air of stir and activity
Mr.. McVickar pushed his way to the
desk, and a row of lately arrived guests
waited when he asked his question.
Where viii be most likely to find
Mr.. Evan Blount at this time Of day 2"
was the question he wished to have an
swered, and the obliging clerk made
the line wait still longer while he sum
moned bellboy and sent him scurry
ing across to one OF the writing tables
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-28
SMUGGLED HORSES TO BE
SOLD AT SANDERSON, TEX.

Sanderson, Tex, March 2s.-Bert Nc
DoweIl river guard. of Del Rio, is
here to sell a number of struggled
horses recently captured near here.
mothers club has been organized
here with a membership of about 80.
Mrs Thomas des Landes was elected
president: Mrs. S. B. Hudson, vice
president; Mrs. F. NJ. McAIahan, secre-
tary: Mrs w. ". Young. treasurer;
Miss Cora Allen, press reporter.
The Sanderson lodge of Odd Fellows
is preparing for a celebration on April
rs. the 92nd anniversary of the or
ganization of that order. Alpine, Maria
and Del Rio will be invited to join in
the celebration.
The Woodmen Circle will give a
banquet to the families of its members
at Woodman hall on Friday night
March 81. Elaborate arrangements are
being made for the affair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-28
WEIG HTY SUBJECTS To BE
DISCUSSED BY THE FORUM

The Forum Literary society of the
Y. NJ. c. A has a meeting billed fol-
Friday night. Three OF the learned viii
address the society. The program i
as follows: Reciprocity with Canada"
by c. L. Sirmans: ~ArchaeoIogy," BIZ
Frank Smith; Mining Engineering as
a Profession by A. r. Kenner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-28
BOSTON GLOBE CARTOoNIsT
RETURNS TO THE u 49,

Wallace Goldsmith, the clever sketch
artist Of the Boston Globe, left last
night for San Antonio. He will visit
Washington and sketch a few senator's
before returning to the Hub Cold
smith is a cartoonist of some name in
the east While here he has baen
amusing himself in making pictures If
Mexican soldiers and burrosA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-28

G. r. Troxel has received letter
from his brother. Lieut. o. c. Troxel
now stationed at Fort Ethan Allen. in
Vermont saying that he had been de-
tailed TO go to Japan and study the
language and customs of the Japanese
people for three years He will leave
at once for San Francisco where he
will sail for the orient
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-28

sMy baby has taken three prizes as tn
healthiest and prettiest.''-Mrs. A. P. Andel
son, S19 Highland Ave-, Indianapolis, Ind.
s'I am the mother Of twelve pound DO
and he is strong and healthy."1Mrs. Mar
Amundson. RID. No.1. Box 60, Cadott. Wi:
ssSIy baby is strong and healthy and al
week.-Mrs.. 3. NJ. Schorn, 1888 Woodbridg
Street. st. Paul, Mimi.
"Since my baby came we are a happ
faInily."-Mrs. Benz. II. Stansbery, R. No.
Box 10, Upper Sandusky, Ohio
aMy health has been restored and I nov
have a big baby boy."-Hrs. Anna Anderson
Box 10, Black Duck, MINI.
"Am now q well woman and have the dear
est baby boy."-Mrs. Frank Harpham, r.
No. I, Holstein, Nebraska
A. Balenger, r. F. D. No. 1, Baltimore, Ohio
at have one Of the finest baby girls you eve
saw."-Mrs. C. E. Goodwin, s15 S. 18th Street
Wilmington, n. @.
baby girl."-Mrs. G. A. Laperouse, Montegut
La.
ST have lovely baby boy and you can tel
every one that he Is q 'Pinkham' baby."-Mrs
Louis Fischer, 80 Munroe St, Carlstadt, N. j
81 have three children and took your Com
pound each time. Mrs John Howard, WI
mington, Vermont.
"My husband Is the happiest man aiivl
TO-DAY. Mrs Clara Darbrake, y Mariemon
St., Buffalo, y. 7.
al have Inc SErOng DaOy Oaugnter now.
Mrs. A. A. Giles, DewittvIle, NY. Route a
sour first baby is strong and healthy ant
We attribute this result to the timely u.s.
of your Compound. - Mrs. Fred Yohann
Aurora, Oregon
"Iowe my life and my baby's good healtl
to your CoInpOund."-Mrs.W W. o. Spencer,
} T. D., No. 2, Troy, Alabama.
''Now have nice baby girl, the Joy of on
home."-Mrs. DosylTa Cote, III Southgae
ST., Worcester Mass.
.tAm the mother of twelve pound bah,
boy who is the picture Of health Mrs
Flora Abr, 1874 State Ave-, Cincinnati Ohio
ave have one Of the finest baby boys
Mrs. A. C. DaVault, Elmo, No.
81 owe the health Of myself and thre'
children to Lydia E Pinkharn's Vegetabl
Compound Mrs. Alfred L. Gale, Box So
McDonough, n. Y.
81 have an eleven pound boy."-M-s- Mag
gle Ester, R. T. d. No. 1, Wesleyvine, Pa
''Your medicine has brought happiness z
our home."-Mrs. Joe Gr3ntham, S25 w
Vandeveer St., Taylorville, III.
''Nov nay home is made happy by big
baby boy."-Mrs. Mary Sedloek, Box 1918
Negaunee, Michigan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-28
DETAILED TO VISIT JAPAN
AND STUDY ITS IANCUAcu

(To Be Continued Tomorrow,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
N I'M. nrtN M tNsr.

Last msht in Ration a. y Marion
Democratic nominee tor treasurer
calmly admitted that Dis party stood
Ton no governmental poiiry bon New
Mexico. and stated win an orstori0aI
flourish that this is campaign Of
men. ond not OF principles
Nj Marion h. to be- commended for
his candor In unnasking himself aud
his marty We have commended from
The beginning that the desire tnr Of
flee was their only platform aud mud
their only weapon of at,acs De-
mails OF tins charge have come rom
various Democratic source. bus they
have been half-hcarted and fcebic
It remained for Mr Marion to come
out into The open aud boldly proclaim
that this h. M, attitude of DIS party
Free wool Not an issue. An ef-
ngont educational system Utterly
unimpor,ant Protection o. the lives
and liberties Of the ciiicus wholly
immaterial office, office. office
that ~ tho only consideration such
Ia the announced attitude 81 the Dem.
ocratic party
Ard behind what Thin cioak Dc
they veil their unparalleled greed
Good government" supported By th'
financial backing Of forelsn million
aires who ars seslsina ~ xEnb ALI an
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19

for good and with IL comes cold
weather and killing frosts This
morning tho early risore. upon Took
ing ont of the window. saw coating
on tho roofs ana ground thnt made
them think t wac SNOW According
a. the official rrndlne taken ut the
Normal volunteer station last night
was the Culdcst ~ thu scdsnn. 80 de-
grccs being registered This morn
Ing the leaves began to fuli from Tho
trees aud every sign shows that vim
ter is close ~ hand \ number nf
the nights go far have heon culd but
never much below 49,. ana tais drop
of /: degrees below al, previous rcc-
ord was rather sudden though not
unexpected. The warm DAYS haV"
been unusual for this time ~ tho
year and "a sudden change was proph-
eslcd by an old-iimc weather proph-
cts. Yesterday noon was III" SUM
mer but as the sun ncHred The hori-
on the air hrcnme cooler until q
O'clock saw many people with heavy
oycrronts \ fine los fire tn take
away the chill OF evening is q great
comfort and b. rapidly bocpmins r.
necessity Las Vegas pptic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
OTERo's DISCRETION.

In the contest preliminary 10 the
nomination Of candidates by the Las
Vegas convention. Miguel \. Otcro
was an aotiv" and ay1wcd candidate
for IN, Republican nomination for
governor Al tho time he knew for
q was % matter of common knoWi-
rdge that Holm -. Hursum was a
candidate faV III. sam. "lIisss and
that Mr. Bursums chances FOR sue
cess were excellent Miguel \ oteru
entered N" convention. made his
rirht and lost
where now do We find Miguel \.
Otcro' nid hf uct IN" pari 81 a
good loser. take his defeat with a
smile and go To- work for the nom.
inr.' Not he Roots ana hrs,ches;
morse, foot and dragon. Doc has gone
over 20 the rn.mi,s of the party
which for many years has honurcd
him and 10 which D." owes over, par
tlclc OF stauding as public man that
hr now enjoys iu Sew MoNicu Ho.
cause the Las Vegas convention re-.
fused 20 nominate him for governor
/ he says that IL wus under t5, DOM.
inatiou of rims because q pre-.
fcrrvd the claims Of another man h'
declares that IL waS controlled Cog
/ cnrrup, influences Hccnus' Migu,
| \ otcrp WIS not named AZ th, B,
publican candidate tor governor Do,
proclsims that the Republican parts
must go down IN defeat
Honorable men 'vogywhcrr reoos
nlg, an implied obligation ON tH, par
of candidat" Tor part, nouni
ton 90 abide b, the result ot CON
voution contest and support tr' nom
inccs 90 the part, researches uf p,I
sopai disappointment lf it vru
otherwise part, primaries and part
conventions would be- vain ana fool
ish things Miguel : utrro. iu vent
us his spite pu the Republican uaru
Cor refusing 90 nominate him fol
governor. has not hurt the E,pubh
can par2 mi' so much as be- hns OFF
own stunding ss au HONORABLE, uU
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
THE ELUSIVE LAMP OF ''REFORM."

Tna "EEF0EM eommissonc-s Intervals
trhI hlo probably
the back which che aucthcd
vd uD thrir d.snppointius minis REFORM"
Tie territorial voucher. VIII printing paid
tight w discovered } W voters whom they depend their
dnInc~ woNDIti TINY TnE RIptn
IICNN PATTY. and CNIOIE DIMoCRArIC Dr. ucy
wonder howl stirling of and
utl-.w UtN ~ >INI~s ADMINISTRATIONS, HWKID
~DiiD PHN.hNN OI MN MINICO HIpIWI'NNISM, ~.
NGiKnID ~ TuE GREATEST nITtBiICNN CONVENTION
~ TiIE HSroitN oI iMNN'iPNTtD NIw
No wonder they attempt TO run amuck besmirohing
Republicans and Repubcansm before the very eyes Of
the nation No wonder they make ovations to the rem
nants of the Democrats and raise the Pcayunsh cry of
"RUM0RS,' endlessy repeating a disproven fasehooG
about THE ABLEST REPUBLICAN IN NEW MEIC0
HOLM BURSUM No wonder, they fling abroad
their darling alsehood till-bom from the den of
temptble demagogue. THE DISGRACED AND TNC0M
PETENT, AND MALICIOUS HERBERT j. HAGER
MAN.
Trade war ana deals ,'uion 81 principle
ser'lpg NINDIC NIION and
KIND torment 1f states t'huk bias lf IN, only plank tho
r'pudai.I 'r,'che Z" cling 60, and ty sinking fast
Sew Mexico has heard tho death wall
"sst "' political grtd o is sinking
Dc has eug,0der.d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
WHAT Is Trr TRUTH

In his speech IN Albuquerque on
October ~. W G. Mcdonald stated
in the most emphatic language that
neither he nor any corporation rep
resented hy him held any lease on an
acre 81 public land IN New Mexico
This statement has been ptoven by
the public records of the state 10 be
deliberate falsohood.
In the same speech Mr. Mcdonald
stated IN substance that none ~ the
corporations with which he was con-
nocted had ever contributed dollar
FOR political purposes IN New Mexico,
ana len the pnmistakahlc and necos-
sar Inference that no contribution
would boz made from that source TO
his campaign fund In this race
IN view 81 the proven fais"hood
of the first statement what are We
20 believe about the second The lie
uboui his holding ct the public land
was exceedingly clumsy for IL relat-
ca 20 "a matter Of public record aud
could easily b. disproVsd. i'ut the
onmraiEn contributions ~ Mr.. Ne.
Donaid's corporations are entirely
within the knowlrdeo of Alr Melon
ald and th, other directors of those
corporations and the truth VIII
never be- known unless thu-c gentle
men see fit a. ten BE-
what V, do know is ihi, " g.
Mcdonald S M representative ma
Sow McNco of vast combinations cot
foreign capital and t g. 90 tho inter
est Of MT Mcdonald ana bic princi-
pals % rocur, control of large tracts
81 cheap land for rraEnr purposes.
" i. nsscrmsn who BE- NJ MELON
for govcrnur ~ IN very much the
same case. The contribution oi Cd
tufncicut amount to McDonald's
campaign fund 10 put him over
would no doubt appeal 60 these for
oiFn capitalists as a profitable invest
mont Tho managers OF the McDon-
ala candidacy have no, been heard "a
complain OF lack of money In fact,
there h every indication that they
are IN possession Of siush fund Of
healthy proportions, wherever II may
fhurre 90 come from W. g. MELON
rie stands convicted by the public
sstsyen 81 having made one dcliber'
asfr false statement
Naft hsts facts established, q u
s,sta 90 q violent assumption IA
tpnaIaef fssf W e. McDonaids
a.r,srnsss taai Bis foreign corpora
f.'H tfs 49, en'fibuting 60 his cam
fanr - AZ uefs truthful than his
rsaaNsaF fnsf 81 hnids not an acre
~ inpiif si,f
'ssin s,.~0sss. ~is,s liss cusiomary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19

GREED b % monster earliest proved
upon 90, GREED FOR POWER on untano,
public the iud
disease that no the
u hi moral hhrr lit'
GREED FOR upon O.
'ral amhl'oUt have attracted to each ohor rn
systematic ne
lcnls Tine, Operate, In and n GAME
h SHELL GAME
that t'c Consequences nyo'-
ed in their man.uuno1s serious
TnIN NHE ORGANIZED
iug Oh, citizens the rEhifa
which tlc needs OF iha
o reform they cntcc re people '
civic hankuptcS and shattered crcdt
RrfoRMi glorious word aud to conurc Win y 3. ~.
AFTER
Tlm ELECTIONS riii.nt > 10 HttoM There 81. %" ~
rs THE UNrE or q ANESpor, raid Cor
valuation Nud the NNi VrioN :, made IIGnlh
NENRi ~ TWO WNNS riE TNNES ARE INCREASED
What dome with the mony' ROADS butt Bog Chair
man G,uWa,r miic sinI., of iho NE
sunsh permitted the machine made
commissioner
omce.hotrs pockets ho,e boon nlgd TIE 'orNrY
TREASURY DOES NoT uuLp ENOtGu MONEY To CONDUCT
NpEorT E TtiM ~ CoUnT Tho doctcw are ,hoSod eh
Prisoner Nh" await e.
retalud aItS ian that would disgrace tH nam OF
health
experts ~ SAN Doe 'mo,'d-that
b, enlightened commissioners aud ri sNiss
ADMINISTRATION" f'" h'sy nnling TlkI flE PUB
IIC rtNus TiMSILyI> ,os ordinary
precautions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
SANE OLD STORY
~ TAOS COUNTY

Tho Republican convention show
ed some rod fire. some hot skirmish.
os. bloody hatt;o axes ana mutilated
craniums. but compared with the
Democratic convention of this week
Il b. 10 compare the placid waters
Of the Pueblo pond a. the raging
floods OF the Rio Grandr. The little
band of iusurrcctos were out for the
whole cheese. and lnasmuch az Il ~
la he a fhe-yoar festival they ala
not propose 60 accept merely three
rornered slice. They cauCused IN
small punches. In knots, In trios aud
duoa. behind locked doors, with no
one admitted but battle-scarred in
surrectos or leaders ~ the oft-dr-
fcated Democracy, who hoped for a
com hinaiion brave enough 90 face the
Republican hosts In the coming hat
tie. The result was the complete and
hum Hating surrender of the Demo-
cratic party of the county 10 tho lii-
tie band at dotefmlIwd insufrcclos,
who simply Rot everything they ask
"a FOR, aud then some, Taos Valley
News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19

land "a the state Honesty Of tbr
sort that Head. tu,r p.ulnlI .aud
late 10 make d,Uprrti'N mis.
settlement he q publ, speech Puf
Hf as 'Vpouudcd D., u1u who ha,
himself been expelled from office ny
~ outraged president Tor BE- .bad,
transaction involving tho puhu. hands
coy ,hc state
Tho people ar. Goo be congratulated
iHHt the Democrats and bushvhu.k
,f. 1Ir in the open at last
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
WoI,M.EATEN CHESTNUT
II .sBOSS" "RlNs" tAf.

Tho tickle. nominated 90 las We
gas cannot fanly he GATED q H'rte
ticket, as several Of IA" nninindi i3hH
came unexpectedly ana w"' ma 80"
on the floos 80 the convention So d.
out any ,0iiusion ar arv pr,-.T-
ranged plan II aoiion. About al t'e
argument used So far hy the oppo-
sitlon IL the old worn-eaton chest
nut Of the hosses' ana 'the uns'
and the proofs are all against Thorn
az shown by the nominations -1'uns
VALLEY NowF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
DID MR.. MCDONALD LIE?
READ THE RECORD

The, Taacrmnn are 10 get ai the land and
take II 4 run
~ mas Non ~ ACHE or LEASED NEW MEXICO
had expired ao"-Wcnonslds ,Ibn.
qucrquc speech October ~
AIFIDAVIT
Territory u Nexi,o
County OF Ic,
q. Lands of the Terri
NcwM
lr leases;
4, MrDonaId Carroxo. y VI, containing
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