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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-02
ROW LOOKED FOR IN
PARK BOARD OVER
WOMAN DIRECTOR

A row is looked for at the meeting
Of the park board this afternoon when
Commissioners NJ. B. Young and Frank
Wildly will endeavor to have Miss Fam
ME Spahr, director of Minis park play
ground, transferred to the Grant park
playground over the protest of Miss
Mary Barnwen, supervisor of play
grounds.
The two commissioners have an
nounced their program and are busy
today seeking votes. President J, o.
Cochran and other members of the
board declare they will oppose such
action and vote to sustain Miss Barn
well, the head of the department.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-02
TOO MANY NOSES BROKEN;
FOOTBALL is ABOLISHED

ANAHEIM. CAL, July 2.-No more
football goes in Anaheim High school
athletics That was the decision reached
by the trustees Of the school when pre-
scented with bill for over $50 for med
ical services rendered to injured foot
bail players during the last season.
The bill included a list Of broken
noses, legs and minor injuries sustain
ed by well-muscled enthusiastic and
preciptate Anaheim football players
in the last couple Of years
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-02
CHARGED WITH BURNING BARN.

FORSYTH, GA. July 2-Charged with
me burning Of the barn OF Charlie Tingle,
Thursday night Newt Brownlee. a negro.
S today in Monroe county Jail Mr.. Tin
gle and the negro had some trouble over
mule and the negro threatened ven
Eeance
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-02
TIE Lax EOS wAY

II you had medicine that wonA
strengthen the liver the stomach. the
kidneys ana the bowels and at the same
time make YOU strong with a systemic
tonic don't you believe you would soon
be well
That's The Lax Eos WAY
We ask you to buy the first bottle on
the money back plan. and YOU will ask
your druggist TO sell you the second
II keeps your whole insides right
Eos
Rememher the name-LAX. Eos 81.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-02
GEORGIA DELEGATE RETURNS.

FORSYTH GA. July 2-B S VII
iinsham. one of the delegates from the
Sixth district to the Democratic ma
tional convention at Baltimore, has re-
turned home. Because OF Imperative
business it was impossible for him to
stay longer al the convention.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-02

Deposit your savings with
the TRUST COMPANY OF
GEORGIA, where they will
be absolutely safe and earn
4 per cent interest.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-02

f1nnpSV TRtErtD usually gives quick reHcf
L'o' ~ and soon removes all swelling and
short breath Trial treatment sent Free
or.H. r. Green's Sons, BOX o, Atlanta, Ga.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
Farming Helps Community

" valley developing by
there VIII cultivation
the valley below FL than cultivated
United States thousand
VIII cultivation year
growth purely
speculation
productive something
whole Idle worth nothing anybody
proportion the demand
cultivation culdvas his
something sell and giving employment labor
large leaving
possible securing water
cultivated
another year
clearing cultivation
producing
plOw
may and into It
particularly health conditions prevailing
prevailing alarming
malignant in
conditions favorable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
Value OF Good Roads

decided policy declaring their
adherence roads There
county the
they all petitions for select needed
permit build from beginning
always build
to keep in repair an scarcely c
Anthony
gan something these
long
period Of its hftO small probably
Judge Eya campaign
careful thorough study Of the work He has been fortunate
being
crOwnn
purposes
state boards acting independently This state makes
possible for anybody to build railroad mile rail
in n years in
hostile legislation because Of by the state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

three kings and the head OF a canal
looms IN tne background. Suggestive al
ne IONS tourney OF the magi in search
q lLe new porn king. The star Shines
$3.50 ~ lne upper corner and back
y re Ia1onna St Joseph stands vrifb
nanos Folded In worship me oo7ors
sre mellowed By age and in many So
t-oI-s me paint IS powderine of lss7--
lls spaces OF age darkened canvas A,
e1toEl mas been made to restore r.
I-lnl1ns IN part. but the restora+fo-,s
lave oeen put on so crudelv tbsf. fl7s1-
oetract rom the mellowness ~ ~
"Ho-s ane are easily detected.
Unable to Fix a Value
paln lns is oothering the customs r'-si
Gals considerably. as Ii has ~ IL -
Naiue mere By which an es-.s-- - ~. : -
Llllsill De made. Inquiries bavs 49,,
sS"t 20 pueblo, Mexico. from -,-ts--
-s painting was shipped. ans --L-
- ol ma lsn IS received from tbse .,----
s.-e customs officials here nronCes
&C.,, 49, lAe allar piece TO the sr-zto---s
- - n New York City to he ave--
- ~ ~ Sls experts there. AT the -.
- otA me customs officials rave
=, -----s PAINTINGS constantly brom~rS
--,.t e-. european points that thew 80
= l-Aout oirtlcuity establish bofS 49,
ING authenucity and its vaIus
aHg Wnlle the questions are bs5,-.
aiseq ABOUT what the picture h. ---o-.-S
alu AoW much 10 tax 81. the Vfre-i~ - -
- .1 p-Sslte' TRANQUILITY reeardire ~
-s, ana the smelling magi. with 49,
~, renee Kissing the infant CbriSe
80 out on the busy commercfa1isr, ~
-e "oi-a rom their undisturbed peace
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

On the walls Of customs fnspector. A.
L. Snaps office in the federal builds
ing. hangs q painting held here on its
way from the interior Of Mexico to one
francisco Barton, Long Beach. cal
The picture is being held here SO that
us value may De established and the
customs officers know how to rate its
assessment
The painting. The alteration once
must have formed an altar piece for
some mission Of the early Spanish faith
ers. Wnen the country was still wild
and barbaric.
The painting has been estimated to
be at least zoo years old In the lower
leIt hand corner is the artists sigma
ture, "Jauan Care" out II is probably
not an original. as IL so cIosely. reseu-
bles the Spanish school founded BY
MurillO in the early seventeenth cen
tury 1t IS probably a copy Of one OF
Murtllos pupils executed by some
spanish artist and sent OF brought over
70 Mexico by the Franciscan Monks on
their missionary journeys.
Represents Coming Of the 1Iagi.
Inc painting represents the coming
OF the Magi to the stable Of the infant
christ The virgin clad in a soft hued
robe OF rich blues and reds, holds in her
arms the infant Savior, who is stretch
ing out ms baby hands towards q no
pie figure OF one Of the wise men who
IS kneehng reverently before him in
ador alton The second king. a tall. tur-
oaned figure, IN an deliberately ero-
oroidered robe, stands prominently in
tne foreground, with the ETHIOPIAN
king in the center a little behind. u
the distance are the attendants Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
IA Years Ago To-
From The Herald OF
This Date 1888 udy

Mahara's Ministries win be here next
Saturday.
The schools have all reopene6 and
the children are at work
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick returned
today from a trip to the east
Hereafter the santa Fe engine tanks
VIII Be fitted with steel trucks
j. W O'Connor has left for the Taquf
river country In Sonora. Mexico
MS C. F. Kelly has gone to 8Tissfs-
slppt on a visit to her former home.
Inspector Watson seized five boxes
OF cigars at the Santa Fe station this
morning.
A. Pogue has gone to Albuaueroue
on business connected with the tele-
graph company
Rain has fallen Internationally almost
all day today 1t was preceded by hau
and dust storm last night
Miss Nsttie F. Montague Is now
clerk at the stamp window in the
pOstoffice in place Of Miss Annie u
Harper, who resigned.
Prof Baldwin, who for several years
was professor Of pedagogy in the state
university. VIII speak at the high
school tomorrow afternoon at $50
Col Noyes, the eminent Grand COM
mander OF the Knights TemDlar, VIII
nan tonight He viii return to Hous-
ton tomorrow.
A Mexican fitting the description Of
the one charged with the murder Of
Lulu Werney, near Silver City, n. M.
on November e Of last year was ar
rested by the FL Paso policemen today.
He denies the crime
Col c. H. HigginsOn. assistant to
president Ripley, of the Santa Fe. ar
rived this morning from Topeka in a
private car. With him are his wife.
7. S Rowland. Of the Quincy. and his
wife, and Q. B. Beach. Of Chicago. The
party went south this afternoon.
At the meeting Of the county COM
missioners to-day the protest from
Isleta against the discharge Of tha
water commissioners was tabled The
monthly salary list Of s47A63 was an
proved. q bid for the jail addition to
cost $3.50 was accepted and several
bills were allowed.
The FL Paso club held its annual
election and banquet last nirhf ~
which the officers chosen were: Dr
~ n. Villas, president. w G.. Wslz
-ice president, Chas. F. Slack. score.
airy snd treasurer. J. ". MaEoffin. s
I. Prudential W. n Villas. W. q
Valz. S J. Gatlin. NJ c. Edwards. J =
y. Burton, A. solomon and c. F. SLACK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

table work, while dominated by this
little demon Of restlessness.
oue wastes her vital forces in fool
- PSLls' seLselesS ways, and has moth
III leIt 10 give TO great purpose.
She IS most unsatisfactory friend
Tor her restless spirit causes her ia
oreak engagements; and she never
listens with any focused attention while
otners are talking. Her mind wanders.
and she shows by her manner that sbe
wants TO get away.
The Restless Woman is always dissat-
isIleo with her life and always be-
ileFes II is the fault Of others that she
does not reach any goal.
me haolt OF restlessness is a vice.
IL eats into the charac ter. and de-
stroys the moral fiber, and prevents
the development Of Individuality and
tally.
., FOR the soul is made Of concentra-
tlon Of our divine powers
If we waste these Movers Il, ,,s.,,-.
ways In habits of thinking TO No D115--
pose, We waste the soul, and fair IN
Dullo place for ourselves in the i'm,
~ fJal realms which are mental planes
or existence.
ne nam ents' and believe in the Orthodox
cLseu OF your church, vet Won cannot
o--IeI the heaven Of which You drearo
ullless you learn the meaning of fhe
--o OOIiCellIaLlOns rest, silence
PSN0e' paIlence, perseverance, viii.
Learn to Keep SIN.
ana you can never make any man
- Cill4u happy as a wife or mother
s eLIlI you overcome the vicious and de-
: tTucllve habit Of restlessness.
Learn how to keep still.
Learn how TO sit down and ra.5
book, with your mind on what ION
s a re reading. When 1t starts to run
~ Ss, pun It back as you would rein
ia a festive steed You were driving.
Learn how to listen-and to sbou,
snat you are listening to what vour
friend is saying.
Lear learn how to decide on a course of
= ac1l ION, and to carry it out. Learn now
f ~ is 8 oa-. that you viii stay at home
-. ~ certain number Of hours ana do
~ tam things, and enjoy them. and AZ
1 1S5 permit anything to change your
mepts ~ IN now now to keep your engage Z
acter. leans Duliullg cnar-
VT IS good work to undertake this
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2AHie'i-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
THE PROPOSAL
BY Chr. Holm.

/ O HE was sitting at the fireplace
- staring into the flames with an
expression Of happiness in her
face. How happy she felt and how
bright everything looked Now he must
soon be here and then it must come.
the moment she had been looking for
ward to for many, many months
moment later she heard him rush
up the stairs and the door was flung
open.
"Oh, viggor'
Are you glad to see me again.
He pressed her hand, sat down next
TO her and laid his arm around her
waist.
You little vagrantl Here you have
been away from Us for two long weeks
and your father and I have felt like
hermits. Now tell me some Of your ex-
perlenees! How many hearts have you
broken on your way?''
i never break hearts she answered
and looked into his eyes. I have had
splendid time, but I have missed yon
so dreadfully, Viggo.
"Oh, you don't mean that have
lived here for more than 16 years, and
you mean to say that you have not had
enough of me"
rs 1t really IS years2"
Yes, was eight years old when
your father adopted me. Then you were
you remember your father called you
and said; Come here Alice and kiss
your new brother" You had TO stand
on tiptoes to reach me and I was too
bashful to stoop down to you Your
rather said then that he hoped TO see
US man and wife some time"
continued:
7 would like so much to please him,
but
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
The HeraId's Daily
Short Story

Yes, Viggo."
her voice was unspeakably tender.
But I have told him that we did not
love each other that way Two young
and sister hardly ever fall in love with
another
them noticed
Then your father said to me: IF
Alice refuses you, Of course there Is
VIII ask her" OF course I could not
tel him then that ] was in love with
Nelly Asker. Now I have decided to
surprise you with a proposal TO keep
my promise to your father. 1 know
you viii refuse me. won't you Alice?"
She withdrew her hand
'Of course I refuse you. We could
never be ike lovers. Viggo."
Az the JOY had gone out Of her eyes.
Her voice sounded strange and a more
careful observer than Viggo would have
noticed that she was struggling to keep
back her tears But he was too much
taken up with his own affairs and
when at last he looked at her face il
showed no trace of emotion. Then he
stood up and said with q smile. Now
that have proposed and been found
wanting, I win leave you and try to
find another young lady who I know
IS less critical than you and who will
make me the happiest man in the
world"
He stroked her hair. then laid his
arm around her waist and danced
madly around the room with her in his
joy. Then he kissed her a hurried
goodbye and rushed out Of the room
When he was gone she threw herself
on the sofa sobbing.
1t was cold in the room, now. The
fire had gone out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
GLOBE SIGHTS.
CAtchison Globe


1t is always easier to 50 better to-
morrow.
While it is easy to start quarrel It
is easier TO avoid it.
How grateful a very sick man is for
e slight Improvement
It is she half sick patients that gives
a physician the most trouble.
When you think you need little
assistance, try harder to help your
self
A sixteen year-oId girl seems to have
enough enthusiasm for everything but
work.
When a political machine breaks
down. II is a sign it has been replaced
By a new model
10 man can serve the Lord properly
II his horse is standing out in the cold
without a blanket.
Much OF the enthusiasm IN this world
is given TO applause and other cheap
and easy outlets.
Men who have been oyertalen by
true love. VIII admit that 1t runs
pretty FAST If not smooth.
A farmer can't understand how any
one who doesn't get up till Z o'clock
can be OverW Orked.
DOUBTLESS you think lectures are long
enough; what. then, do you think OF
the average ulalz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
FULFILIsrENT.

Who planted it I do not know.
Nor when. but hiden there
1t must have lain through winters cold
Down in the darkness Of the mold,
With God alone TO care.
But on that morning in the spring,
The earth still winter bound
When first I saw the radiant flower,
Its perfume spillinE like e shower
Ny heart new courage found
A thought grew in a prophets heart
Whence came 1t none may know
1t 1l0urished In the dark and cold
Through agony and grief untold
God only saw it grow
This thought-flower blossomed at its
time
And when its leaves uncuried
It's beauty vanquished doubt and pain.
It's fragrance flooded hearts Of men
And vitalized a world
-Althea A Ogden.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

tn HE Restless Woman may be
found here and there, in every
part Of the world. But only In
America is she developed to q distinct
and dreadful type.
Look about you and you will find
her
Fortunate are you if you do not find
her in your own domicile; and still
more fortunate. If. being a woman. you
do not recognize her as yourself
And, again, fortunate are you If hav,
ing recognized yourself, you set about
the great work Of changing your type.
The Restless Woman aWakes in the
morning, usually after q poor night of
broken slumber, TO plan enough work
and pleasure, duty and charity to keel
10 women busy.
There is no method in her planning;
and before high noon she is all I'M
strung in her effort to decide which
Of The nine plans must be abandoned
IN order that she can carry out one Of
them. Whichever she decides to do
she is sure to regret 1t soon afterWard
and bemoan the fact that she did not
select one Of the other plans to occupy
her time.
Never Amounts to Anything.
All day long the Restless Woman is
fussing about the house, or going In
and out, remembering things she has
forgotten. or forgetting things she has
tried to remember. She takes 10 steps
where she need only take one: and the
sound OF opening and shutting doors,
and hurried footsteps and sWishing
skirts, follows her everywhere.
When she tries to settle down to
read a book she Invariably remembers
some unfinished duty which calls her
away; and she rarely completes a letter
without interrupting herself three
times to go and do something else.
me restless Woman was once en-. (
cased IN the form Of a beautiful young
girl.
Attracted by her physical charms. a
young man asked the privilege Of call I
ing. 1t was a summer day and a sum-
mer home, and no sooner was the young /.
man seated facing the Restless Gin /
Ihan she suggested a stroll in the open 1
air; she thought the house seemed close. I
Forth they sailed: but six SQUARES had I
not been traversed when the Psstless |
Girl suggested an ice cream parlor; 3
ana ere the cream was consumed she 4
the roller skating rink; and 4
after that the moving picture show.
Never before or since in my life" /
luoth the young man speaking of the 1
matter afterward, did 1 suffer such !
irritation Of spirit as during that call
{ would rather spend my life I'm soil 4
-ary confinement than in the society OF &
a girl that is afflicted with chronic
restiessness"
The Restless Woman never amounts
10 anything, no matter how great are
her gifts and opportunities
Habit Is a Vice.
She cannot make progress in music
n art IN literature. in SOCIAL or char
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
One-Sentence Philosophy

(chieago News-9

(ChicagO NeWs-l
Better one foot in the grave than
two
Light hearts are often closely as
seciated with light heads.
If man is too slow to catch cold
it can at least Overtake him.
If young man doesn't know that
he is in love, the girl should tell him.
Baseball players know more about
diamonds than jewelers. do about base
ball
It's easy for a man to admire a
strong minded woman-if he isn't
married TO her.
Many a married man would appre-
ciate his home more if it had al the
comforts OF a club
Ask a young mother how old the
baby is, and she viii answer in detail
giving the exact number OF months,
weeks and days.
If a man thinks he knows it all. we
can't help feeling sorry for the mis-
guided Individual who undertakes TO
convince him that he doesn't.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
Making Up the Losses

INDULGENCE gambling
rights of others employer
defaing debts
gambling
But the by
charging higher everything pay
groceries, help
the debts Of who refuse help
fauters
matches 1ove principals
had heap
connecting payroll
president Taft statehood
Demo a Republican.
BIaderO finding money govern
readily they thought The
Madsrsta officials Of expenses.
Douglas through
gain Douglas
and VIII the degree could without
through line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
oUAKER REFLECTIONS.
lPhIladelphia Record.l

z HIIdu5ILI IIId IteLlIu-I
Unfortunately the milk Of human
kindness doesn't always make butter
Tor the people who are wen bred.
SillicUs-''Love is game in which
cupid deals the cards" Cynicus-''Then
why does he so often deal from the
bottom Of the deck2"
Muggins-"I don't believe in con-
tradicting a woman" Buggins-"NO.
us a waste Of energy. Give her time
enough and she'll contradict herself"
Blobbs-"I wonder why all the
successful men are bald2' Slobbs-
Wen. you know it takes pretty
smooth man to get on top nowadays"
A soft answer turneth away wrath, J."
quoted the Wise Guy. yes, but that's
no reason why a fellow shouldn't take
boxing lessons, added the Simple Mug.
No man deserves good fortune who
is spoiled by 1t.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
The Daily Horoscope Byrk H.arisl


January Il
The world must have stood in sad need of bordering
for the still remains in Libra weighing trying
sign The testing game forward another notch in
datng that the tmes ripe to try out plans and works
those nearest at Handspring it the dog speak
Having threshed out your plans in your mind it is
now advisable to take counsel with your friends and
eates The stars promise that great profit may from
seeking the advice of others spirit of tolerance is de-
manded in receiving criticism and advice from the
lowiet Another angle Of vision strangers point Of
view may reveal element of weakness in your
cherished scheme and the hints recommendations
others must be received cheerfuy. Beware of taking
Ofence-even from severe criticism.
light. 1911, The Adams NeNspaper serTical
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
U'oWE5A Waits Denatured Poem

w THEN days cold tempes all
w world drifting snow
Sleetst is andw
should all be glad like to hear the roaring ho
the
and shilling or mkt swith my
Around are n the fie-Hgh glow we
BAD WEATHER o
a hearted oh for anv
homeless duffer beneath that bitter Our mot
because with talk
evening
go to lido your wOrstl"
Copyright 1871 BY o.o.s. Matthew. Adam. C0aeA77e~o>
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
REFLECTIoNs OF A BACHELOR

NEW LOIA FIass-J
Manners pay exclusive attention to
money.
People looking for trouble mighty
soon find it IS also looking FOR them
An extra easy way to lose a good
lob is TO be sure you know more about
it than your boss.
It seems to make pay get away from
Won ali the easier to call il income.
No matter how many kinds Of a fool
a man can be. his son can always
seem to beat him at IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

SANTA Fe n NJ, Jan. 11.-Twentv-
~ aPSP 2les to practice medicine in
-,sw 1LeAlco were examined at the
! - "a seIiy meeting of the TERRITORIAL
BOARD OF health and medical examiners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
BARRED.

From Albuquerque IN. NJ Journal.
Quentin prison v-bo nut an tbst ,,,iI,
strel performances are going on tie
road with the show is q mistake.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

MAYBE 1T WAS HFARsTss NAME
Phoenix (Ariz) Republican.
washington man tried to raise
money the other day by forging a
newspaper editors name. lie viii nrob-
ABLY be sent TO an asylum for tae
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
Old Painting of ''The Alteration"
is Proving Puzzle to Custom Mer

Early Spanish Artist It Once Probably Graoed an Old
Mission Altar
By RUTH AUGUR
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
kUo WLooI.- W1Ioo- ON THE RESTLESS
GAAO 4ss. w AACUA WOMAN

She Never Amounts to Anything No Are Her Gifts and
oPpOtunties-She Wastes Her Vital Forces.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
The @Gink" says:

copyright. 1911, The Adams Newspaper Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

New Mexo two congressman lost time connecting with
president Taft signed the statehood proclamation
Demo and Republican.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

Madero finding takes money t.
and that they down readily they
Madess officials Of states expenses