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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
LIVESTOCK
PURE BRED CATTLE
IN THE PANHANDLE
Have Replaced the Long
horns of the Early Days.
A Prize Herd.

Nara Visa, \. IL, Jan. 29.-Little by
little, as the march OF progress has
swept over this section, the Panhandle
has grown from obscurity in the eyes
Of the outside world TO a dawning
prominence in at least one factor-the
producing Of beef.
Generations past, this section OF the
United States was the home Of the
buffalo, which grew fat on the rich
prairie grasses Then came clYil1Za-
ton, with its barbarous determination.
and in q. few years the great herds had
been wiped out.
The cattlemen, following, awoke to
the possibilities which the million
acres Of grazing presented, and began
stocking these plains with a mixture
Of every breed, left almost to care for
themselves. the sole idea being TO sell
the cattle which survived the obstacles
of nature and became fit for the mar
ket This careless manner Of breeding
the herds soon produced what became
known as the Texas lOnghorn,"
beast marked by long horns. large bony
frame and often little meat These
'longhorns'' became the standard Of
the plains.
Then came men whose minds had
been attracted to the proper breeding
OF the herds and who made an effort
to improve their stock.
Gus 3. CoOts. whose ranch, the Cir
Gle Bar, lies Just over the state line
from Nara Visa, was one Of these men
Of advanced ideas, who. beginning with
little except his IDEAS, has seen his
stock improve in their breeding while
the mum Der increased. until today this
ranch attracts attention OF catuemen,
not only to itself, but to the whole OF
northeastern New Mexico and the Pan
handle Of Texas. Mr. CoOtss ranch
embraces some $4,000 acres Of Panhan-
die land. About a year ago he dis
posed Of his entire herd for the best
prices ever paid for cattle in the south
west, it is said. His intention was to
restock the ranch with nothing but the
finest bred white faced Herefords, and
to this END he began search for a suit
able herd Of registered animals, find
ing it at last in Kansas This was in
october OF last year In November ne
purchased another herd at Strauord,
Tex. and added them to the first. On
the ranch there are now over 500 head
Of pure bred Hereford catue-the
short legged, long bodied, big bone
type-erery animal a prize taker IN
apDearance. This herd is said to be
the finest for its size in the country,
and in Onward, one of the prize bulls,
a three-year- animal. IS probably
the finest specimen Of Hereford in this
section.
Many cattlemen have paid visits OF
a personal inspection Of this herd OF
famous Herefords. Many OF those who
visited the ranch state that the herd
is the finest they have ever seen Mr.
Coots's wish is to still enlarge upon
his original venture until he has made
this one Of the largest cattle ranches
Of pure bred, white faced Herefords in
the western country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
SECOND PROGRAM
EVENING TUESDAY
Bouguereau, Hugo and Gou-
nod To Be Euterpean
Society Sf1ldieS

The second program evening of the
Euterpean society viii be given Tues
day night in the First Christian church.
Ihe correlatVe studies viii be Bou-
guereau, the painter, Victor Hugo the
writer, and Charles GounOd. the musi-
clan. These being compared for their
national and individual characteristics
as typical Of France.
The following vii be the program:
Characterization Of Charles Counod,
by Mrs. Alice y. Thompson.
synopsis Of Faust and descriptions,
Rev C. J.. Overstreet
Invocation, Valentines song from
'taust, sung by Rutily.
chorus, soldiers chorus from Faust -
male voices; directed by Parvin Witte.
Piano solo. Faust waltz" Trans
scribed for piano by Franz List Fran
els Moore.
Characterization Of Victor Hugo. n.
r. CrOEier-
Readings from Hugo. Ca) Envy and
Averice." (b)-"PoOr Folk" Mrs. n.
r. Crogier.
The garden scene from Faust"
Slebefs flower song from Faust" sung
by Mrs. A H. GOidstein
Vocal solo, -Salve DimOra" Tenor
aria from Faust" By Pervin Wtte.
Vocal solos. (a)-"The King OF
Thule, (ballad from "Faust')- OBJ
Jewel song" by Hiss Gertrude Ellis.
Intermission for transaction Of neces-
sary business
Characterization OF Bouguereau the
painter, Mrs Kenneth Oliver.
1nterpretafive description and nre-
sentatiOn Of pictures, by J. A. Krakauer.
Stereoptican, managed by Rev. J. J.
Bullen.
Vocal solo. Sing. Smile, .SIumber.''
lGounod's serenade), sung by Mrs.
James j. Raster.
Violin obligato, Mrs. V. L. Bean.
Following the presentation Of the
Brog gram the master Of programs will
confer with the supervising program
sol
for the arrangement of the third and
fourth programs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29

convention in March Every indica-
ton points to the largest attendance
this spring in the history Of the associ-
auon, said Judge Slaughter, and at
this meeting We anticipate a great in
crease in membership. There has been
a phenomenal increase in cattle over
the entire Panhandle country during
the past year, and great interest is
manifested in the progress Of the as
ISOLATION"
When asked if he would consent to
the demand Of his friends to be con-
sidered for the presidency Of the ASSOC
citation Judge Slaughter replied: You
can say that I have been a life mem
Der OF the association, and presume
my activity in the development Of the
cattle interests in the past has caused
my friends to become interested in my
selection as president Of the assOcia-
ton at this time. I am urged by many
personal and warm friends all over the
the Panhandle country to allow my
name to be considered, while / have
been an active layman in building up
the great industry. my sole object has
been and is now to make the assOcia-
producers of this territory
Many Of my warm personal friends
seem anxious 10 secure my consent to
allow my name to be presented to the
association as its next president. and
at this time ] have not arrived at the
conclusion that I should do so, though
I am convinced the activity OF loyal
friends in, my behalf may change my
opinion ultimately"
The influence Of Judge Slaughter at
the Dalhart convention threw the as
ISOLATION meeting to FL Paso for this
spring. He is a friend of FL Paso and
every interest looking to the advance
ment Of the cattle interests OF the
great southwest.
1t is very probable, from the out
side pressure being brought To hear
on judge Slaughter, that his consent
may be obtained to allow his name to
be considered before the convention
as its next president
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
CASCARETS INSURE
INSIDE CLEANLINESS
The millions of Casearet users never
have Headache, Constipation, BIZ
iOusness or sick Stomach.

1t is more necessary that YOU keen
your Bowels, Liver and stomach clean
pure and fresh than it is to keep the
sewers and drainage Of a large CITY
free from obstruction
Are you keeping clean inside with
Cascarets-or merely forcing a pas
sageway every few days with salts
cathartic pills or castor oil? This is
important.
Cacarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the
sour, undigested and fermentine food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out Of the
system the decomposed waste matter
ana poison IN the intestines and bowels
feel, a Cascaret tonight viii straighten
you out by morning They work while
you sleep. A IO-cent box from your
feeling good for months DONE forget
the children-their little insides need a
good, gentle cleansing. too
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29


Thousands OF people have learned so
well how sure and dependable Stuart s
Dyspepsia Tablets are for all stomach
Ills that they are never without a pack
age at home and at the office, and upon
any indication that the stomach is a
little weary, they take Stuarts Tab
let after each meal for few days until
the digestive organs get rested up
again
TINS is a splendid plan 20 follow and
always results il much good. The ap-
petite Is improved, the food is relished
more. your sleep Is more refreshing,
and your disposition VIII make you
friends instead Of enemies
Tor Indi ges6cn, Sour Stomach, Belch-
ing. Gas, Coated Tongue, Intestinal In
digestion and all Stomach Disorders and
Pains-or for Loss Of Dpetite--Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets are Invaluable
Use them freely-they are as aarnn-
less as sugar would be-and ere by no
means TO be classed as medicine Ehey
have no effect whatever on the system
except the benefits they bring you
through the proper digestion Of your
food
All Drug stores sen Stuarts Dyspep-
STA Tablets. The price is 20 cents per
box physicians use and recomne enc
them II you wish TO try them ReIo1e
purchasing. address 2. A. Stuart Co, 45V
Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich, and a
trial package viii be sent YOU free.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
beIIeve - shouId 40 Be IL

believe rates should not be in
creased"
President Perkins Of the Arizona
Wool Growers association, says he
does not remember any joint commit
tees and fails TO understand why the
increase should be made, since the
grazing fees for the year round, includ-
ing Landing, now amounts to 1S cents,
a cost OF , cents per pound on the wool
product.
The year round rate was placed at
II cents, and was to be used as the ba-
sis OF other short term rates. The in
crease Will be from 10 cents on the
short summer season and from Z to 9
on the long summer season
With the other disadvantages sheep
men are laboring under this year. the
increase, II is claimed, is unwarranted,
and viii make hard financial Shedding
for wool growers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
LIVESTOCK
MIDLAND DIARIES
ARE CONSOLIDATED
Sells 900 4yearold
Steers at $45 Per
Head.

Midland, Tex, Jan. 29.-W. d. Price
has sold the Midland dairy with IS
fine cows to D. Daniels. Mr. Daniels
purchased the Llano dairy from W. c.
Saunders some time since. He moved
this dairy into Midland and enlarged
it, and now has combined the two
diaries.
C. H. Eaves. a well known sheep
man Of LOvington. N A., is a business
visitor in Midland He states that he
has on his LOvington sheep ranch 1000
head OF fine sheep and of this number
5000 are ready for market, and also
says sheep have wintered well and are
in fine flesh.
Bud Hutchison has sold 800 four
year-Old steers at S45 per head. The
purchaser was Fred Nations. Of En-
pOria, kan, and the cattle are to be
delivered in April next.
Geo. T. McCIindc and wife are in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
MEN AND RELIGION
CAMPAIGN STARTED

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan 29.-The opening
meeting of "the men and religion for
ward movement campaign of eight
days Was held here Sunday in the au-
ditorium Of the Pittsburg exposition.
Baltimore. Nd, Jan. 29.-An eight
days campaign in the interest of the
men and religion forward movement"
began here with special services in
most Of the Protestant churches and
a mass meeting in a theater.
Indianapolis, Ind. Jan 29.-AFith
special services in most of the churches
and two mass meetings. an eight day
cam paign Of "the men and religion
forward movement has been started
here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
CATTLE SALES ARE
MADE AT VAN HORN

Van Horn. Tex, Jan. 29.-Espy Bros.
have bought Of Glen Duren 70 head Of
black muley stock cattle at private
terms
Durrell, Hall and Canon have had 50
cars Of Mexican cattle shipped in here.
The shipmeE- includes zoo cows, 400
steers and 400 heifers.
Glen Durell has bought OF Espy Bros
50 head of Hereford stock cattle 81
private terms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
CATTLEMEN EAGER
TO HONOR SLAUGHTER
Is Urged To Become Candi-
date for Association
President.

DaIhart. Tex, Jan. 2s.-A large num-
Der of prominent members Of the Pan
handle Cattlemen's association are urg-
ing the selection Of Judge ". 3.
Slaughter, Of Dalharts for the presi-
dencv Of the association at the next
regular meeting at FL Paso in March
next.
Judge Slaughter on his return from
the convention city expressed himself
as highly gratified over the complete
arrangements of FL PasO citizens for
the entertainment OF the Cattlemen's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
CATTLE SELLERS USE
NODE ECONOMICAL

PIainview. Texas, Jan 2s.-Dorsstt
and Thompson have shipped q carload
OF horses and one OF mules to Clarrs-
vile, Texas, TO sell. They also shipped
a car Of feedstuff to feed them while
they are bein gdisposed Of From past
experiences they find 1t is cheaper to
buy their feed here and ship Il than 70
buy it at ClarksFille.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
F'uIl mcclure at southwestera F'uel Co
That HghtneSS
of the Stomach
Caused by Formation OF NauseOus
Case. from Uhdigesfed FoOd
Stopped with q Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablet.

Trial Package free
When you feel as II your stomach was
being. tightly choked-When the pain is
intense and you break out in a cold
and clammy- perspiration and there is
a lump in your throat and you are weak
and nauseated-au you need is a
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet to clear away
the WEeckage OF undigested food left
in the stomach and intestines and re-
store you to your normal self again.
And this can all be accom- pIished with
in a few moments
That ELnotty Feeling Of the Stomach Is
Relieved by stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29

Cheap and quick development is only
possible with Witte Gasoline HOSTS and
Chicago Pneumatic Gasoline Air Com
DressOrs and Hammer Drills Carried in
stock by H, A. Carpenter & Bro, exclu-
sire southwestern distributors. sos San
Francisco street. Fl Paso. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29

from their ranch. 20 miles east OF Mid
land Mr.. McCliutic gives an excellent
range report, and says the calf crop 10
making a good showing already
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
EI Paso, Monday. Jan. %. 1912.
ETo--~u.fs

II Paso and vicinity: Fair tonight and
Tuesday .-.s
New Mexico- Fair tonight and Tues
day not much change in temperature
West Texas: Fair tonight and Tues
day.
weather Notes.
Excepting Florida and New England,
precipitation during the past "A hours
was more OF less general east Of a line
extending from northeastern Montana
southeastward to Indiana and thence
sDuthWes cWard TO the lower Rio
Cfrande. the excessive amount OF AZ
inches occurred at Montgomery Some
precipitation was reported from New
Mexico. Idaho and Washington A baron
etrie row center is noted in the south
Atlantic states and another in the lake
region. Reports snow no temperature in
United States as low as zero. except IN
extreme northeast
Local Data.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29
BIBLE CONFERENCE
TO BE HELD TONIGHT

The Bible study commission Of the.
COMMITTEES of one hundred Of the men
and religion forward movement has
invited the men interested in Bible
study in the several churches to at
tend a conference for Bible study ex-
tension tonigat at 7.45 p. m, at the
Cshristian church. where they viii be
the guests Of the mems Bible class Of
that church
F-rrI rueasure at Southwestern Fuel Co.
Can't. Padden- commander OF a com
pauy in the British army. is here from
Aeua Prieta, Mexico. where he is in
terested ia a number Of mining claims.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-29

asEueions e.lsn e - n ssreafysnh us1idIaa sEe
l.olalfi cu1tlrunl lir1z- Of equal
HNaz1al ~ vi - l9
e1lElals iHdiaat0 r..ss q Eeasherz eioazs parity
9gss 4 VA rs uind EIrut f-r, riui1.u tsnpszutuFs
q 49, h1ls l1ss, 2ioar T5lnfI D E s5lsTdi f1oli
49, Ells l11lall 81 - lzllc1 ~ h11r
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Methodist Church

sunday school first Sunday az " 40
M Wesley chapel, p M. Az,
Ianced training class, parsonage oh
Wednesday at 8 p. m. ,nn,ns
THE subject next Sunday morhfh !;
viii be THE mystery of Goodness.
in the evening in the series, some
,reat Bible Sinners" the subject VIII
re- "Herod Antipas."
Epworth League $50 p. M. lOpi'
Convincing in Conversation. lhls mn,
,eryice' upon personal eyangelism VIII
ne held by Miss Loretta Finley,
p. Hanlen's gospel team will holo
services at Wesley chapel sunaaS
evening at 7;3O' -, ,,.o with
All next week we will unite wltl
orr sister churches in observing the
Home Mission Week. no,
Ladies will please remove thel
hats lust before the sermon.
We will be glad to meet you
VIM. T. WARD,
Pastor.
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der deep and lasting obligations to
nv many friends who have support
ed me so Loyalty, and shall endeavor
to show my appreciation by rendering
each individual in the District the
best service of which ] am capable.
| want them..ro understand that II is
the peopl's victory and that / shall
serve them without regard to either
political or religious atfiliation.
am also under deep obligations to
the Liberal Democrat for the splendid
manner in which it presented the
fact of the campaign. | sincerely
trust that II may continue to grow ln
mower, influence and circulation.
GEO. A. NEELY.
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beaded with rich toned beads In an
oriental design is very handsome, but
Is apt to be heavy.
Lighter girdles can he made by out
lining a bold pattern on chene rlODon
with opalescent or shadow beads ana
finishing off each end with well snap
ed tassel.
Hair ornaments in beaded work are
in high favor, and in designing them
all sorts of original ideas can be dis
played. One of the prettiest beaded
hair ornaments consists of a flight OF
tiny butterflies, each butterfly being
made of closely beaded gauze.
There are great possibilities in bead
cd bags, which can be made in every
shane and size Rounded pocket bags
with a loop fringe are easy to MAKE
while for use there Is nothing better
Man a beaded bag of sensible size Mt
ted into nickel or gilt bag frames.
Muff chains, hatpins aud various odd
iewelry can be made from well chosen
heads. but such is not strictly beading.
1t is possible, though, to make very
useful and attractive watch guards by
taking two pieces of ribbon of equal
length and width. according to desire
and closely beading each. Miter Off the
ends or not, according to the length
Mace the two beaded strips back &c
back and Join them with a strong Sill
stitch or with u roll beaded border
such watch guards are very much ad
mlred.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-11-15

There is a strain OF metaphysics in
"The Servant in the House" the re-
markable play which is to be present
ed at the Liberal opera house NOV.
81. by Messrs. Jones and Crane. IL
NAV be said to preach a gospel some
what akin to Christian Science when
Manson, the Christ-like figure tells
Mary that Everything comes true II
YOU wish hard enough" and when
Robert. the drain man, the great
rough man who dominates so many
scenes OF the play, tells her that ne
doesn't believe in mo fairy tales like
that" she replies. Il don't believe
there's anything else in the world, II
we only knew. And that's why I'm
wishing, I'm wishing now; I'm wish
ing hard" Then 1t is that the drair
man replies: 80 am J., Gawd ell
me-"
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most Be self reliant. Be generous.
Re civil. READ THE PAPERS
your business
Make money and do good with it,
Love your God and fellow men,
Love truth and virtue Love your
country and obey its laws" II tins
advice be implicitly followed oy
thew Dung men oftbe country the
neniulIim is at hand.
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RICH BUTTONS
and ORNAMENTS
They Are Used In Many Ways
In Adjoining the Seasons More
Elegant New Costumes,
wy EwELED buttons are used to

WY EWELED buttons are used TO
trim the seasons costumes
a The smart mOdiste exhaustS
SA~ her ingenuity in devising ways
TO apply them. OF course the laVlsh
use Of decorations OF this kind greatly
increases the cost of costume.
Buttons of metal, crystal ana OF even
semiDrecious stones are used, the cost
Of the latter. of course, prohibiting
them except on the highest prlceu
creations. CrOcheted silk and EN-
broidered buttons are also seen' the
former In all sizes.
An embroidered or simulated button
hole is part of the button trimming
ma in the case of the smart dlrectoire
suit shown here. The folds on the
draped satin skirt radiate from the
line of ieweled buttons at the SIDE
single large buttons dOtting the cut
away brOadclnth cont, with its smart
satin girdle.
There Is of late great revival IN I'll
vor OF beaded novelties Beaded nut
tons are frequently used to embelIlsi
otherwise simple gowns.
These buttons are easily made DN
simply beading fragment OF materia
and covering an ordinary wooden m0lC
In the usual way. The button can p'
headed all over or with just tin!
spray in the center. In any case th'
beading must be just the right size
There must be no necessity to cut 1t II
order to cover the mold.
For smart wear beaded girdles ar
very elegant. a long girdle closet
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,ruE REATEN TRACK

Tho definite purpose of advertising
is m hiring the buyer and seller to-
gether with a view to the consum-
nation of deal whereby each parts
with something the one with money
mr. it's equivalent and the other Win
some commodity. The aim is to
ell Advertising may sell the goods
outright or it may interest and lead
10 personal inquiry which IN turn
nav result in sale II the adVer-
Using leads to personal inquiry good
salesmanship will perhaps close tne
deal Too much must not be expect
cd from advertising alone. VIVA
ood would advertising do a business
With roor goods and dummy sales
men? That is poor merchandising
PM good merchandising and good al
vertising combined is a sure winner
md is more valuable than bank STOCK,
The merchant who handles a goou
nualitv of goods, has a good selling
force and through iud!cious adVertis-
inc in his local paper proclaims the
merits of his goods. seldom meet'
with disappointment in his business
ue conducts his business a little
hetter than his neighbor. And Elmer
son referred to the merchant as wei
as anyone else when he sald' IL
man can write a better book, preacl
better sermon, or make bette
mouse trap than his neighbor' thougI
| he build his house in the woods, Tn
world will make a beaten track =
| his door" The beaten track WI
follow in the wake OF good advei
Using and good merchandising
always has, as any merchant prime
will testify. Florence Free Press
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Presbytuian Church
,unday school 9;45 a, m.

Sunday school 9;45 a. m.
Morning Worship HOO a. m.
Nee eleven O'Clock service will be
in charge OF the Christlon EndlaVor
Society. The young people will re-
view what Christian Endiavor stands
for and what it is doing both locally
and nationally.
The music also will he in charge oil
the Christian Endavorers and will be
good.
You are cordially invited to attend
both Sunday School and the IL O'Clock
service.