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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
Lucky Are the Men Who Lose Their COnceit
By FRANCES L. GARSIDE.

had been as well equipped with know
ledge and wisdom as he, he thinks with
satisfaction, success would have been
theirs.
Blinds and Deafens Him
A man doesn't know till after ne
has fallen in the mire how many paths
he might have taken and kept out
The conceited man refuses to look for
these paths and falls in.
He has acquired wisdom when he
gets out If he hasn't acquired wis
dom, but only mire, then there is no
The first thing of all, then, in start
ing out in life, is to suppress that
pouch Of conceit. Mothers, sisters and
other young women who look at
young man as sort Of god, and who
pump hot air into his conceit pouch
with every breath, are largely to blame
for the wounds he surrers afterWard
Perhaps they recognize their culpa-
bility for while men smile at these
wounds, the women who love a man
bind them up with encouragement ana
tender sympathy They go so FAR IN
their love that they hinder the work
the world is doing by keeping his con-
you" they will say to the man who
has lost out, ARE better and brighter
and altogether more capable than the
one who has been put in your place.
Had they only not told him IN the
beginning that he was the greatest
man in the world he would not have
est man. and a great deal of his trou-
bIes wouldn't have happened
Fortunate the man who has his hard
fall early on the journey. he becomes
more tender. more humble, more char
table. more companiOnable.
He Is Vain and Selfish.
He has acquired wisdom. The man
who struts till near the END, ms con-
ceIt growing with success becomes
vain and selfish and narrow. he loses
sympathy for others, and acquires a
Wev Dr. world. the eminent surgeon,
has so long delayed his operation ne
thinks he doesn't require it. II VIII
be an the more painful because OF that
delav when II comes
blessed is the man who reaches the
end Of the journey without a grain OF
concelt left.
He has aeq7'nlF,eeos a ss sgT nTster Ia
success
he has acquired wisdom
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
MINING NEWS
OFFICIALS VISIT
INSPIRATION MINE
Development and Construc-
ton Work Planned on
Extensive Scale.

Globe. Ariz, March 20.-During the
past ten days. prominent officials and
engineers of the Inspiration COnsol-
dated Copper company have been visit
ing the company's mines, the Inspira-
ton and the Live Oak, and con1erIlns
on the plans for future development
and construction The party included
w B Thompson, president OF the
company; ". .. Thornton. vice presl-
dent; George E Gum. Of the Gum
Thompson company; W. n Aldrloge'
acting manager; DR. i. D. Ricketts,
consulting engineer; C. H Repair, con
sulting construction engineer and j. L
Mauch, associated with Mr. Repair.
Besides the above mentioned were j.
r Drummond, local manager OF the
Inspiration mine; J. N. CalboW, con-
sulting metallurgica1 engineer and
F. J. Brule, construction engineer; VINO
will have immediate charge Of con-
struction work. Mr.. Thornton and Ut;
Ricketts, have returned to Cananea ana
Messrs. Gum and Thompson have gone
to Superior to visit their Magma mine
The plans are not yet complete as
many details remain to be worked out
by Mr.. Repath at the office OF Repair
& McGregor in Douglas, and by MT
Nauch, who viii remain at the mines
for some time. It is probable that no
part of the plans viii be made public
until these details are settled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20

A MAN starts out on the journey
n OF life puffed out like pout-
4 er pigeon.
This pouch. this puffed condition. is
due to his youth and the admiration
of his mother, his sisters, and other
young women. 1t is a pouch Of con-
ceit.
When he struts off to conquer the
world looking like a pouter pigeon
other men who have travelled long
distance on the way and have had their
pouch OF conceit flattened like buck
wheat cake, smile In derision- Some,
who still remember their youth, the
best thing on earth for any one 20
remember, smile in tender sympathy.
They know that the world is sur
geon, and that its operations to reduce
such pouches are most painful They
know that the young man viii re-
semble a pOuter pigeon only a snort
Rebuffs, defeats. discouragements,
disasters failures, and all that dismal
train are lying in wait on the road
The pouter pigeon viii sOUn walk ano
feel like a rooster that has been IN a
hard battle and had its tail feathers
pulled
Few Can Travel without Change.
How any man can travel the road
of life and retain any cOnceit when he
reaches the end IS a miracle, but some
90 It. They are the men for whom no
one should stop TO express any pity.
For so long as man carries gram
Of conceit in his pouch, so long does
he carry his comfort with himl
And so long as he carries a grain OF
conceit, so much longer viii It be
before he can hope TO amount to any
thing.
The flattening process is the most
important step in getting anywhere
The man with pouch Of conceit Is
pompous Of tread, so cocksure Of him
self that he doesn't look at his feet,
and he makes missteps. he recog-
nizes no signboards OF direction or
warning on the way.
had had his ability, misfortune never
holding himself above all who travel
his road He is in training for a very
hard fall, and he viii get it.
His conceit blinds him to the expert
ences of others. 1t deafens him 70
their warnings If they, he thinks,
has had his ability, misfortune never
would have overtaken them. If they
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
Daysey Wayne and the Corset

hour glass passed over the hills OF
time thirty years ago, and no woman
these days wears her corset hair as
tight as a young man wears his col
1t Is this opposition Of the men that
makes woman wear corsets- she
fought so long in pure stubborness
that the fight became one Tor prln-
ciple-her rights were involved ana
the corset flOurished and grew amaz-
inglv with every woman fighting Tor
1t, till Il has developed from the mint
of q wide Waistband OF few years
ago to a garment Of many hooks and
eyes and steels and laces, reaching
from the arms TO the knees
The price has grown with IT. In
deed. the price has grown faster than
the corset, and man s opposition caused
the growth.
The average corset after IL has oeen
worn three weeks looks when hanging
over a chair at night as II II would
cost at least q thousand dollars 20 get
a new one At the end OF six weeks
it begins to look as II all corset FAC
tories had failed, or that the wearer
had made q vow not to buy a new one
till a Democrat was elected president
It is not their beauty which makes US
hold on to them
Il do not know what Will become OF
the women Of featherbed architecture
when the corset is abolished Their
husbands may have decried the cor
set long and loud, but they viii hunt
I'D some woman thin as a rail with
a natural straight front Tor prone
made purposes. No man admires
woman who has lost her waist
so far as I am personally con-
cerned,' she said In conclusion i VIII
sacrifice the two supreme Joys In Wo-
mans life when ] give up my corset
the 10y of defying the men and the
happy. blessed sigh OF relief in taking
II of at night"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
MINING NEWS
RICH COLD Strike
IN NEW STATE MINE
Ore Running $12O a Ton Is
Reported Struck
in Ledge.

Miami. Ariz, March 20.-The New
State Copper Mining and Smelling Co.
has made a strike in the main shaft
on the Republic claim, the ledge is
the eye. It is estimated that this viii
run better than $3.50 a ton gold, with
a liberal amount of silver, copper and
VIII sink Another Shaft.
The Douglas Copper Co. located in
the Ray district, between the Ray
CONSOLIDATED and Magma properties, on
the road to Superior, has arranged to
sink another shaft. and as soon as the
roads are repaired, will put a churn
driu on the property
The 80 foot ledge recently encounter
ed in the main tunnel has greatly
elated the officials OF the company.
AssayOr Victor NidertOn reports that
a general assay shows gold sos OF.
silver 1902 OF. copper IA per cent To-
tai S6L20 a ton
Additional bunk houses Will be buflf
and the mess house enlarged so as to
be prepared to accommodate an addi-
tiOnal force Of men,
Suspends Shipping.
The Douglas Mining Co. in the Gold
Gulch district has been forced to s1Is-
pend the shipping OF ore TO the FL
PasO smelter, pending the repairing
of the road, which was badly washed
out by the recent showers
The last shipment netted the com
Dany elb.eu ton. Inc mining oDara-
lions are being pressed under The srn
ervisiOn Of Fred r Dixon, who Is fore
man. Ready 10 Ship.
The Gibson Copper Co, has several
wagon loads Of high grade ore LOADED
at the mine, waiting for the yVaeo1
roads to be repaired, Is men are en-
ployed on the 400 and 500 feet levels
on the 500 foot level a ledge Of hfrh
grade was encountered which win eo
better than 20 per cent copper The
annual meeting Of the COMPANY vas
continued until April 6. when N Is nm
derstoOd that important action will
be taken to finance the COMPANY
The ManitOu Copper Co. fs nush-
ing work on its Crackeriack shaft
which is now down 153 feet. The ore
encountered Is very satisfactory TO
superintendent Maybe; the bieb grade
averaging 20 per cent copper with a
liberal amount Of gold and silver. The
shipping of ore 10 the FL PasO smelter
win not begin until the latter part
Of May.
The Sleeping Beauty Copper Co. and
the Giacoma Copper Co. located 10
miles northwest OF Globe, are push
ing development work and viii con-
tinue to do so indefinitely The re-
suits obtained on both properties have
been highly satisfactory to the man
agement The ore assaying high In
gold, silver and copper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
: Fables Of the Wise Dame :.
By DOROTHY DIX

- nee upon time there was Nan
whose wife. after a Nirtuous
and wen-spent Life. threw up
her Earthly JOB and signed a Perma-
nent Enlargement with the Angel Choir.
At first the Man was greatly Afflict-
ed. for they had been married many
years and Wife was strictly the Goods
in the Culinary Department Besides
which. it seemed lonesome to the Man
not 10 have anyone TO Remind him Of
his Faults and he felt that Something
was missing when he went home Late
and found nothing happening in the
Lecture Bureau
Now during his Wife's Lifetime the
Man had devoted himself TO dong
Turns In the Grocery Line, and ne ha0
Fallen for all OF the Privileges Of Age
He dressed as he pleased ana was
accustomed 70 say that ne Ihanked ms
Maker that he was not one OF Inose
Fool Dudes who sacrifice Comfort TO
Fashion So he wore low, turn-d down
collars that did not Chafe his Neck,
and Broad-SOled Shoes. and he hung
on to a Loose Old Coat until 1t got
Neither did he care for Society, and
before his Wife could induce him to
take her out TO any place Of AmuSe-
ment she had TO Hypnotize him.
1t was not long however aLLeE ms
TVffe's death that the Nan began TO
Take Notice. and his Friends observed
e Great Change in his Personal Ap-
pearance-
He blew himself for Joyous Habih-
ments. and he wore a Collar so Tan
that il looked like a Section OF sewer
Pipe. q.
Moreover he shaved the Alfalfa off
his Chin. and dyed his Hair q deep Pr
"a teal Black. and he got a Gait on MS
patent feathers like a Rah-Rah Boy.
we perceive" said his Friends, as
they got q Line on this Splendor, that
the Real Secret of the Elixir Of Youth
Is to be a widoWer, and that all that a
Man needs to rejuvenate him is 10 lose
his Wife.
A Social Butterfly.
Besides his SartOrial Triumph, the
Man likewise qualified as a Society
Butterfly, where he did PEDESTRIAN
Wonders toting around Tea at After
noon Functions, and the only thing
that saved him from doing the Turkey
Trbt was a Springhalt in his Knee
Action
By-and-By however, the Man grew
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20

LAURA Murphy. Refreshments were
served, consisting OF cake and lemon
ade- Those present were; Edna GOakes,
Daisy Rogers Erie and Ora and Olga
White, Inez Fay, Lilly Dale, Anna
Hunter, Judy and Addie Bourne Eliza
beth and Lilly Hunter.
Henry Purday is at home from Ruid-
osO, where he has been for the past
winter working. He mas bought a well
drilling outfit and expects to move 1t
here soon and begin drilling well
on his place, west OF town
r S. Upton, county school superln-
tendent OF AlamOgndO spent Thursday
here visiting with Miss Maud Abbott
an old pupil OF his who IS sick here
VIII Hardness Is at home from Ala
mOgordo where he went to attend
court.
The Home Mission social held their
stocking social at the reading room
They served cake and coffee
Mrs. s. P Clayton and son Cuba,
are here from AlamogOrdO to visit
husband and father, S. P. Clayton for
q few days.
Milton Long is here from Mexico to
visit a month with Dr. and Mrs J. W
Long.
Frank Maxwell. county tax assessor
visited with his parents, M and MIS-
Andy Little. Of La Luz. spent a day
here looking after business interests
Mr. and Mrs. H s. Holloway and son
Cidney are home from Alamogordo
where they have been the past week
attending court
Mrs Charlie Anderson IS on the sick
list this week with a severe cold
Mrs Ida Roberts who has been Tor
the past week visiting friends, left
for FL Paso to begin taking a business
course
Neil Hism has left for the Flying
e ranch to work for the summer
Douglas brothers have gone TO the
San Andreas to take two mining men
to look over some mining claimsr one
from Chicago and one from FL PasO.
Howard Hill IS Ill with tOnsilitis-
Andres Gonzales has gone to Alama-
gOrdo.
l. s. Supra is here from Mesilla
Park, n. n, looking over the country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
Millions of Folks
Use Only CaSCarets
They never have Headache, Bilious
ness, Sluggish Liver or Bowels or
a Sick, sour Stomach.

No odds how bad your liver stomach
or bowels, how much your head aches,
how miserable and uncomtortaDle you
are from constipation. indigestion, bill
fousness ana sluggish fntestines-you
always get the desired results with
Cascarets and quickly too
Don't let your stomach, liver and
bowels make you miserable another mo-
ment; put an end to the headache, bill
fousness dizziness. nervousness. SICK,
sour, gassy stomach. backache and all
otber distress: cleanse your inside or
gans Of all the poison and effete mat
fer which is producing the misery.
Take a Cascaret now; don't wait un-
ii; bedtime In al the world there is
~ remedy like this. A Decent box
mems health, happiness and a clear
head for months. No more days OF
gloom and distress If you viii take
Cascaret now and then. All druggists
sen Cascarets. Don't forget the chill
dren-their little insides need a good,
gentle cleansing, too
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
THIS SPRING
If You Take Vinol Now You
Will be Strong All Summer

II can get along pretty well In the
spring" said a feeble looking woman
the other day. but the summer always
pulls me down so much
The trouble with her was that she
did not know that she ought TO prepare
in spring TO stand the summer-Jheh
she would get along all right.
Our delicious cod liver and iron rem
edy. VinOl, is the best spring mediclne
because Il builds you up-Inakes you
eat more and digest better-makes
your blood rich and pure-puts healthy
color in your cheeks.
Mr.. p. o. Barker, of Bowen's Mill,
Ca. writes when I was badly run
down last spring. I took Vinol in an
effort to regain my health ana
strength. and IT did not disappolnt me
So. TO all weak. pale. bloodlesss run
down people we say Take Ninol TINS
spring and be strong all summer we
fund your money If it does not Kelly
& Pollard. Druggists, FL Paso, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20

~ AYSEY MATNIE APPLETON
dressed with her corset on
and took a survey Of herself
in the glass. Then she undressed. took
off her corset, and dressed without It.
looking again in the glass
Il look" she said, "as If the washer
woman had forgotten 70 pat staren IN
However. If the equal suffragists
have decided that the progress OF the
race. the betterment OF humanity ana
the sacredness OF the home and Ilreslde
depend upon the abolition OF the corset
I viii not be one to let my unslaI cAeu
looks stand in the way
THE corset she said throwing Ine
fervor into her voice one always neafh
in the tones Of q woman VINO mas
mission. has always been whalebone
of contention between the sexes W nen
women suggest that smoking, or urlnh-
ing, or gambling, or any OF the pas
times of the men, are wicked ana dan
gerous. they retaliate by pointing 70
every in 8. woman is heir to IS laid
on the corset If a man beats MS
wife TO death the coroner's jury prlnss
in a verdict that her death was due TO
tight lacing II she sneeZes, II she
eongbs If her corns hurt Why the
men will ask, does she persist In wear
ing a corsetT
They speak with Indignation about
the woman with the form Of an nour-
glass. and, though they don't know the
locations Of their own lungs and livers,
they talk wisely about how this squeez-
ing has misplaced A, crowded B out or
shape. destroyed c, and made Z look
as II it had gone through a coIIee
mill, giving words for these letters that
are long enough TO wear for watch
chain.
yet the woman with a shape ike an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20

into the stomach lies there and fer
ments. causing sour quotations belch-
ings. heartburn. dizziness and other
distressing conditions. Many sufferers
have given up I'm despair until they
have been induced by some interested
friend to try a box Of Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the
dyspeptc's hope They are a natural
stomach and small intestines, because
they supply the elements that the
weak stomach lacks-pepsins golden
seal and other digestives.
If you are afflicted with any OF the
symptoms above described. be assured
that your digestive organs are losing
pOWer,-they need help and there IS no
more sensible help TO be given them
than to supply elements which win do
the work OF digestion for them
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets have
been found by test TO have digestive
powers. one grain Of the active Drin-
ciple OF these tablets being sufficient
TO digest 5000 grains of ordinary food
1t is plain that no matter what the
condition OF your stomach. or how fa-
your disease has progressed on ~
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets taken nj
meal time VIII do the WOrk-give vour
stomach an opportunity to regain irs
lost powers, the muscles viii be-
strengthened, the glands invigorated
and you viii be new man
1t costs nothing TO prove the effect
lveness or this cure Send for a free
sample package today. F. a stuart
Co, $50 stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
All druggists sell Stuart's Dvspen-
STA Tablets, at so cents a box.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20

Weary of so much Glee, and to feel
that he would ike to get back to Busl-
ness and Work while for Rest SO
he picked out Beautous Young Maid
en- and asked her TO be his Bride, al
though they Lacked about 40 years OF
trotting in the same Class.
Adorable Creature" he cried, be
mine I am sure that il my sainted
Maria could look down upon US, you
are the Very One she would pick out to
console me for her Loss. I love YOU 10
Distraction, besides which nave
large sized We'd. although ] am aware
that II you Marry me IL VIII be for
Love Alone"
The Maiden was, indeed, a heart
Crater, and she was as Wise as she
was Beautiful so she took a good, long
think over the Matter
las q general Thing" she reflected,
i do not care for Antiques, nor does
my Appetite run to Warmed over
Dishes. Still this one is Well Pre-
served, and IS lined with Yellowbacks,
50 as L opine that being an Old Mans
Darling is better than Cooking for
Young One, it's me for the Easy
Thing"
But, much TO her Surprise. no sooner
were they Married than the Man Re-
sumed being as Old as he had been be-
fore he was Widower he also left
off his Glad Rags and got back Into
his Old Clothes, and when she men
toned going out 10 the Iheater or q
Party, he began to Groan with the
Elle 4ulaL lSLl.
A Bitter Surprise.
More than that, he began TO knock
her Faults and to tell her how his first
Wife used 10 Keep House and set a
Comfortable Table on Three Dollars a
Week. and how she never desired any
Amusement except to sit up and watch
him read the Paper OF an Evening
In reality the first Wife had been
very ordinary creature with a Tongue
that could Talk a Photograph to
Standstill, but the Nan touted her to
his Second Wife as a Paragon of Per
lection.
One Night when he had been doing
this he observed the Bride weeping bit
terly
Why DO you Cry?" he asked
Alas" cried the new Wife, Il weep
for your First Wife. Nobody can re-
greet her Death as much as I do"
Moral. This Fable teaches that il is
better to be a Young Mans Darling
than an Old Mans Slave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20


WOMAN who understands the
n human heart, and has been given
the great gift Of expression re-
Gently wrote story entitled The Sc
cret in Her Heart
1t was the story Of girl WHO IA
no charm She was neither pretly NJ
popular She was not pretty because
she looked dissatisfied. she was AO'
popular because she was.
An older and wiser woman seems
the dismal path through NE the 81
had marked out for herself told HeL
a secret 1t was a charm by WhlSA
she might attain beauty and tr1enos-
Just two words to say over ana oNel'
and to let them govern her conaucL
The girl carried the secret Win neL n
her heart, and, always remembering IT,
she lost her seh-consciousness' AeI
morbidness was dfspeleds her fear was
disslpated and her dissatlsIacllOh anu
selfishness were conquered
She became happy because she maze
Others happy. She became pretty De
cause she saw the pretLlness IN otHe+S
with gladness instead OF with envy
She became popular, and toward ne
end Of the story there came to her Lhe
lover whose coming is the complexion
All because Of the secret in her heart
And that secret was this:
"EVERYBODYS LONESOME
Not a potent charm you Think Tnen
try Ii on those in your own family be-
fore carrying its magic abroad
Your father has had hard ana trou-
bled day. Things have gone wrong az
they sometimes will, and ne Is out o.
sorts. The family sees his humor ana
avoids him as II he were given 70
swapping and biting
He needs q smile OF appreciation a
little word Of encourage Hes
tired He's discouraged He's lone
somel
Try that little secret in your heart
on him Show him some one IN the
world loves him, and understands
Your mother, bless her! has any
thing gone wrong with her? You viii
never know because she doesn't com
plain If there IS longing IN ner
heart that some one. husband or child,
would love-her just a little bit more,
she doesn't say it
Try the magic Of that secret By
telling her that no girl In the word
has a mother as dear as YOURS Tor snei
too, is lonesome. Everybody's lone
sOmel
The girl who works beside you all
day, the girl who IS your companion
in your amusements; the girl who has
wealth and the girl who has nothing
the girl who is alone and the girl who
isn't; al alike are lonesome.
1t is as il each were on ones own
individual planet; as II each spoke in
language no other can understand II
is q shell Of self OF selfishness, which
every one has built around ones self,
and it takes magic 70 penetrate it
The magic is found In a friendly, ap-
preciative, understanding smile, and
the smile, thank heaven, is the same in
all languages.
Try II. and you have in your heart
the potency OF power: The tailsman OF
popularity and beauty Just little Sc
cret OF two words: ETerybOdys lone
sOmei
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20

from lading or turn
ing gray
Use it for any OF all
those hair troubles
and if YOU don't say
Partisan Sage is the
best, most invigorat-
ing and refined pre-
paration YOU ever
used, your money VIII
be willingly refunded.
A large bottle costs
but so cents at help
full druggists every
where. The girl with
the Auburn hair is on
every bottle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20

A good treatment for a cold settled
in the lungs is a HERRICKS RED
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER applied
to the chest to draw out inflamma-
ton, and BALLARDS HOREHOUND
SYRUP 10 relax tfghtness. You get
the two remedies for the price OF one
by buying the dollar size HorehOund
Syrup; there is a porous plaster free
with each bottle. Sold by Scott
White & Co. stores