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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07
New Breed Is a Gross Be
tween a Buffalo and a
Cow.

A cattalo is a cross between buf-
fslo bull and a native COW, black
Jersey preferred. W 3. Slaughter. who
has the second largest herd OF buffalos
in the state, has made a careful study
~ the buffalo-coW crosses mad next
- CZoOdufEnt he is the authority on
the buffalo breeding business IN
me cattalo is valued for its hide
which is almost equal to the buffalo
hide for a robe in the first cross with
the buffalo bull The heavy coat Is
used for laprObes and even floor rugs
The cattalO, as soon as it is born, is
taken away from the buffalo herd and
allowed to run with American cows
This prevents any breeding back 10 the
buffalo herd Mr. Slaughter says, and
thu result is a hardy range COW which
viii stand any kind OF storm
Mr. Slaughter has TWO cattalo on his
ranch near Da1hart which stood the
recent storms much better than the
native cows
Makes Fine Beef.
Mr.. Goodnight took some Of his cat
taIo to Fort Worth TO the fat stock
suit was a higher percentage Of beef
than in the native cattle and a firm,
healthy flesh which makes it espec-
Tally desirable for market purposes
GOODNIGHT has a herd OF $50 buffalo
on his ranch at Goodnight station and
Mr. Slaughter has 81 on his ranch near
Values Herd at S35,OO0.
The buffalo are valued at $500 each
and Mr.. Slaughter puts price OF
ss5,0O0 upon his herd 4 company IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07
A FAT WOMAN
HATES SOCIETY

Fat people have TO get into clothes
that are designed for people Of normal
physique. The men wear dress suits
and look like comic pictures The WO-
men wear low necked dresses to their
evident humiliation. This is why III is
so often said that a fat woman hates
society Fat is as much the mi take.
Of poor health as anything else. The
things that make fat should be making
good blood, bone and nerve The secret
is that the digestive machinery is out
OF gear. The juices make fat in too
large quantities. This fat impedes cir
culation. cramps the heart. suppresses
the liver. crowds the lungs and inter
feres with the stomach. MarmOIa Tab
lets are harmless. They are taken az
ter each meal They help digest that
meal as nature intended it should be d.
gested. They remove the fat already
made at the rate OF from 10 to Is
ounces a day and they leave no flabbv
skin or wrinkles They are sold where
ever drugs are Sold or in the same eat
egory with harmful patent fat reducers
They contain MarmOla, Cascara Arc
matte and Peppermint Water. II YOU
do not care to call upon your druggist
send rs cts, to The Marmola Co. TgT
Farmer Bldg, Detroit, Mich. and thew
viii send YOU a large, full size case .bv
return mail in plain package postage
paid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07
GREE MEAT NOT A REMEIY FOR HIGH
COST OF LIVING, DECLARES Pryor

thought he was killing the meat trust
but it viii work the other way. With
the right kind Of laws we can raise all
the cattle that are needed in this coun-
try Right now we are exporting cat
tie which shows that there is no neec
for foreign killed beef in this country.
help the small farmer, for he is becOm-
ing more ard more a stockman as the
ca tile business is becoming a small
farm industry. The breeding business
is cropping in the dark, as the men who
are in il cannot see into the future.
Free Cattle vs.. Free Meat.
IF they give me my choice of free
cattle or free meat I viii take free
cattle. for then the cattle man gets a
chance at the business while the free
meat would give it all to the packers
It costs US more TO produce a beef
now and to mature him than ii did 20
years ago A few figures viii prove
that COttonSeed hulls were selling
for $3.50 and So per ton 20 years ago.
COttOnseed meal was selling then for
from So to SD per ton Now hullS
are selling for from Sc to $40 and meal
from SIS to $50 per ton. When we
were fattening on cheaper food we
could sell at three cents and. make
money. Now at five cents we make
less profit"
Mr.. Pryor in addition TO his activi-
ties as cattle man and an officer in
the cattle mems. association, is also a
member Of the Trans Mississippi Com
mercial congress and was president of
that organization in 1910, when the
meeting was held in San Antonio, his
home city. This organization Mr.
Pryor, says. is nOn-pOlitical, although
a committee is sent to congress to get
the resolutions of the congress passed
in the form of laws. Practically an
legislation affecting the country west
Of the Mississippi has been originated
by the congress This includes the ir-
rigation law, the making OF Galveston
q port Of such a size as to divert the
traffic from east TO west TO north and
south, and has advocated many other
measures of importance to this co11n try
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07

your medicines to ali suffering women. -
Mrs. MARY HALsTEAD, Platea, Pa
Box 90.
Here IS the report Of another genuine
case, which still further shows that Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
may be relied upon.
Walcott, n. Dakota. 81 had infam-
nation which caused pain in my side,
and my back ached all the tine. / was
so blue that I felt ike crying If any one
even spoke to me. 7 took Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and l
began to gain right away. / continued
its use and now I am 2 well woman "
= Mrs. AMELIA DAHL, WalcOtt, n.
Dakota.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (cOnA-
deRtiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter VIII
be opened, read and answered by q
woman and held in strict confidence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07

but a foe to society, a violator OF the
law and opposed to public policy; and
that the granting OF such a beQuest to
the Christian Science church would be
against public policy.
Started Before Her Death.
The fight for the control Of the enor-
nous fortune amassed by Mrs Eddy
had It's beginning long before the time
or her death when, IN March 1907
proceedings were instituted IN the su-
preme court, In Concord, asking for
the appointment of a receiver for the
aITalrs OF Mary Baker Glover EDDY
The suit was brought by Mrs. Eddv's
son, George w. Glover. his daughter
Mary Baker Glover, and George "
Baker, Mrs Eddy's nephew, who was
legally designated as her next friend .
several directors and officials OF the
christian Science church fucIu5f0-
calvin A Frye, Mrs. Eddyss secretary.
and Lewis c Strangs her assistant sec
retary- were named as defendants IN
the suit The plaintiffs charged that
MS MIS-, Edoy was Tor a long time incom-
stand transactions conducted IN her
name IN connection with her property.
that the defendants had taken her INTO
their custody and control made then
selves trustees OF her property and
converted some Of II to their own use
IN answering the suit, the defend
ants exploded a bomb in the camp Of
the plaintiffs by announcing thaf tEs
aged leader had transferred an o. be-
property, with few minor executions
70 three trustees -congressman
Henry II Baker, Josiah E FernsI5
president OF the National state Can't
toI bank. Of Concord, and Archfbs17
Mcclellan editor of the Christian So
ence Journal Mcclellan was the ONLY
christian Scientist Of the three tr7IS-
ices, VINO were given full power to
transact all Of her business
Tried TO Prove insanity.
The case dragged along for several
months, during which time the DIai0-
LlIIs endeavOred to prove that Mrs
E0Qy was insane This move proved
a failure, when she was examined bv
a1lenlsJs appointed by the court and
round TO be In perfect mental co0df-
ton They then began another mode
or attack. aimed at Christian Science
as faith, but abruptly terminated
the case in August. 1907, when sens-
tor Chandler. on behalf Of the defend
ants moved for q dismissal OF the suit
on the ground that its purpose had
been fulfilled, inasmuch as trustees
had been appointed TO take charge OF
Mrs Eddy's estate and she had been
proved TO be mentally sound
The withdrawal Of this suit IS SUP
posed to have caused a reconciliation
between Mrs Eddy and her son, which
was followed by the forming OF the
agreement between Mrs. Eddy, Glover
and E J. Foster Eddy, her adopted
son, by which they were to receive
the 100000 for cOnsentfng not TO con
test any legal disposition she might
make OF her property by viii.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07
DAILY RECORD
building Permits.

D1AAuAAs ACNAlAA8s
10 Ponsford Bros,-To build . room
brick residence. on lot 1 and west one
half lot ,, block 10. Franklin Heights
addition Estimated cost $4,000.
Deeds Filed.
Northwest corner Crockett and ORC
streets-Iuaranty Trust and Banking
company, trustee, to Ademia LuserO
DUarte, lot IS, block 3, French addi-
ton Considerat ton, S175. March 5.
1912
san ElzariO Grant-Begis PIancbet
to q : j. Eylar 1886 acres. cOmpris-
ing survey ll6 on the Island. COnsid-
Grafton, $l437.20. Feb. 13, 1912. Juana
Salcido and wife Cecilia de Estrada
one half acre in san Elizario grant
COnSloera ton, SIS Oct. p, 1911
Clint Texas-Jesus CobOs to Simon
Olguin, lot Z, block s, CO5os addition.
Consideration, 81. March .. 1912
SOcOrrO, TeXas-Nicolas Olguin and
wife to Seth OrndOrff acres. Con-
sideTatiOn, SO. March ], 1912 Seth
B. OrndOrrff to Nicolas Olguin 1885
Ecres. Consideration, $1050. March 5,
1912
Plateau, Texas. r. Day and Levi
Anderson TO T. E. OdiOrne, lot 1, block
s. Consideration, $40. Sept 20, 1910.
FL PasO County,. z. Kern to c. I.
Galloway, 80 acres in survey 20, 7. &
p railway Consideration, 81. Jan.
Is, 1912
Corner Prospect and Grandview ave-
nues-ScOtt c. White and wife TO B. r
Clutter lots 15-16-17, block S. Mundy
Heights addition. Consideration, $500.
Feb. % 1912.
AIamogOrdo street between Copia
and Grama Streets. v. and j. B.
Swearingen to Geo. p Powers. Ior 20
and east one-half lot q. block a, East
FL Paso addition. COnsidera ton, SEQ,
March ,. 1912.
Births-BOys.
To Mrs. PhiliDa Lopez 612 Sfevens
avenue; February %.
Births-GirIS.
To Mrs. Leon Cardenas. 1900 East
Fifth street; March 2
To Mrs. Joe Proc 4I2 South Flor.
ence street; March p
Licensed to We'd
Robert B. Barrett and Martha e
GOltZ
Felipe Lopez and Simona Gomez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07
PLAN TO SAVE THE
BUFFALO IN TEXAS
Company Being Formed to
Take Over Charlie
Goodnight s Herd.

Uncle Charlie" Goodnights herd Of
buffalo and cattalo is to be perpetu-
ated for the education OF the future
generations in Texas
A stock company is being organized
for the purpose OF taking over a part
If not all, Of the Goodnight herd of buf-
falO and buffalo crosses in order that
the buffalo herd which is the pride
Of Texas, may not be scattered and al
lowed TO die out after the pioneers OF
the southwestern cattle industry are
gone. .-.--
X. D. Reynolds. Of Fort Worth is
one OF the active men IN this move
ment for the perpetuatiQn of the in
dustry and W B. Slaughter is another
OF the men working for the retention
Of the buffalo herd in Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07
FIGHT Is RENEWED To BREAK
THE #ILL0F MRS. MARY BAKER c. EDDY

, contend that Mrs. Eddy did not make
legal disposition Of her estate by Will,
as set forth in their agreement
Counsel for Mrs. Eddy's sons ad-
vanced this and many other argu-
ments in the preliminary hearings OF
the case, and as they invariably Sc
cured results. the lawyers viii IN
dOubtedlV continue their attack along
the lines in the trial which begins to-
morrow.
Former United States senator VII
Liam E Chandler. chief counsel for
the Eddy heirs. viii be assisted in his
fight to break the viii by John W
Kelly, OF Portsmouth, n H: De Witt
q Howe, Of Concord. y. H. and Hannis
Taylor, Of Washington Gen. Frank s
Streeter, who is at the head of the
legal forces Of the Christian Scien-
lists, has been unusually quiet dur
ING the last few weeks; a number Of
those interested in the case say that
he is too quiet" and express the be
ueI that he has not yet shown his en-
tire case They hint that he has held
his strongest points for the begin
cover new and startling revelations IN
the case that win probably serve TO
completely upset the plans Of ex-sena-
tor Chandler and his associates.
Among the other contentious that
have been made by the plaintiffs in
the preliminary hearings and which are
certain to be repeated in the trial are
That the directors of the Christian
Science church, in whose custody and
control Mrs. Eddy was at the time she
made her last Will, influenced her al
ready weakened mind against her two
sons and caused her to make requests
that were contrary TO the laws OF the
states of Massac husetts and New
Hampshire. that the Christian Science
church is not a religion OF charity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07
PRIZES AWARDED IN
CATTLE EXHIBITION
Nearly 900 Cattle Shown
by the Visiting
Cattlemen.

FIizes Tor the show cattle which are
being exhibited by the members OF the
Panhandle and Southwestern Stool
mems association were awarded
Wednesday afternoon. The Judges
Wno chose the blue and red ribbon
Calue were; Judge o. H Nelson of
-AIilarlIlo, Texas, and Ed c. Tassa+er
president Of the Texas Cattle Raisers
association. The blue ribbons were
Tor first place and red for second
Inc prize winners are:
pest car hereford bullS-First L. c.
81 MARIA Texas; second, J. G. Hall,
1 - ESQ, e1hioiti1g; raised by J. G.
gillette Of Valentine, Texas.
Best car Hereford yearline steers
FIRST prize, Mitchell Brothers. Maria
Lex Le1as; second J. W. Medley, Magda-
Best car black Galloways-First
prize, A y Gage, Alpine Texas
Best car three year old Hereford
sIseIs-tlrst prize, Raymond Fitzger-
aid, Maria, Texas.
Best car TWO year old Durham bulls
4 lfst prize, j. c. Bird. Alpine. Texas.
besJ car Hereford beef cows-First
prize H. g. Schneider. FL Paso.
mere are about 500 cattle of three
olIIefent breeds on exhibition bv mem
DeIs OF the association at the Santa Fe
Stock yards, HerefOrds, black Gallo
ways and Durham bulls The Here
fords are in the majority. one car each
hibited.
Three new exhibitors placed their
cattle on exhibition at the stock Yards
Wednesday They are J. c. Bird Of
A1plne, texas one car of two year old
Durham bulls; Victoria Land and Cat
tie company, from the Diamond a
ranc1, Hachita, y. M; one car Of Here
ford yearling steers and one car of
Hereford yeapling bulls; and J. W.
Medley, Magdalenas n. NJ, one car Of
mixed HerefOrds.
No Loss of Cattle.
j. T. Poole. one Of the Midland mem
bers Of the association, who is in FL
Paso during the meet, is one of the
biggest cattlemen Of West Texas. He
reports that out Of the 1000 head he
Is wintering. he has had practically no
loss through stress Of weather He
says the season in his section has been
very good, as he and his neighbors up
pear 10 have escaped the strenuous
cold that visited other sections
J. A. Howard, member Of the cattle
mems association of Maria, and in
spector OF the association for his dis
trict, is a visitor to the cowmen's meet.
Mr.. HowardN impresses one as being
able to oversee things, both physically
and mentally. and observes affairs
with a smile that never comes off
No Loss at Maria.
Crawford Mitchell, Maria member
of the association, IS one Of thc visit
ing cattlemenl Mr.. Mitchell reports
no loss among his cattle this winter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07
POST ENLARGEMENT
TO BE DISCUSSED

Discussion OF plans for the enlarge
ment OF Fort Bliss viii be taken up
a the mass meeting to be held at the
chamber OF commerce Friday after
noon at . o'clock
The meeting has bssn called prima-
rily for the purp ose OF devlsinE ways
and means TO secure a bonus Of $50. 900
for the construction OF an interurban
railway from q Paso 10 Ysleta, hut
the Fort Bliss proposition VIII be
taken Up at the same time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07
PARSONS NOTES.

Parsons, n. NJ. March flames
Robinson and family are occupying
the Stevens residence.
AT Roberts was here after steers
this week.
Fred Pfingsten spent Saturday and
Sunday here visiting friends
n Rice accompanied By his
daughter. Miss Charlotte, Is expected
here soon from Carthage. n. NJ Miss
Rice has spent the winter there with
her sister. Mrs Lloyd Weber.
]. Escue. OF NogaI canyon, spent sun
day here visiting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07

Free meat will not reduce the high
cost Of living but viii only increase the
margin of profits for the meat packers
and will not benefit the consumer one
cent, although it viii rob the Amert'
can producers of their legitimate
profits.
This is Ike Pryor's sentence sermon
to the cattlemen Of the Panhandle and
Southwestern Cattlemen's association.
Mr.. Pryor, as president of the Cattle
Raisers' association of Texas for three
terms, president of the Trans MisSiss-
ippi Commercial congress, and big
cattle man in his own right Is one OF
the best informed students Of the eco
monte situation as relating to the cat
tie industry in the southwest
There Is q condition confronting the
cattle industry Of the United SUate4
which few cattle men are aware of at
the present time" Nr. Pryor said.
There is a bill in congress to admit
meat free into. this country. That is
the bill calling for free cattle and free
meat. The admission Of cattle free viii
not hurt the cattle business like the
admission Of meat free Two of the
largest packing plants IN the wOrld
are being Quilt in BuenOs Ayres- Il
meat is admitted free. they can kilf
1000 carcasseS at rBuenOs AyreS ana
land them in New York, Boston, or
any other seabOard point and it will
mean Just that many less bought in
this country They can deliver beef as
cheaply from BuenOs Ayres to New
York or Boston in shiplOad lots as the
American packers can from Kansas
City by railroad. a steer weighing 1000
pounds sells for cents or $50 in BuenOs
Ayres. The same steer sells in Kan
sas City for five cents per pound or
$50. This margin Of SO viii result
from the Importation Of free beef. VIII
the consumer get the margin or viii
the packer2 The answer is obvious
that the packer viii get it.
Must Get Busy
IF we don't get busy and have rep
resentatives at Washington, that bill
will nass The mn VIM intrnducad Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07

Mr.. Mitchell doesn't know just how
many cattle he has. He may make
some sales while here.
D. B. Crawford, sheriff and tax col
lector of SWisher county, an eX-cat-
tleman, is a guest Of the association
this week Mr.. Crawford says he has
no exciting experiences to relate as
official adventures while sheriff as
things haze been very quiet In his
section.
Notable by His Absence.
sam Z. Kilen Of Dalhart is missing
during this convention, and his many
friends have been inquiriug as TO the
reason Of his absence Il Is reported
that the ice at his plant Zone Of his
many irons) is freezing so hard that
he is having trouble in cutting it the
right thickness. Mr. kiilen is owner
of many of the public utility pans OF
Dalhart, and an ex-cattleman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07

ness anu Dack2cney
and was 50 nervous
that I would cry at
the least noise, it
would startle ne 50.
I began to take Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's
remedies, and Idon' {
have any more cry
ing spells. I sleep
sound and my ner-
vousness is better.
I will recOmm end
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07

fFEOm Judges LlDrarV.l
The mother of Bessie had instructed
her TO get pair of clean stockings for
her father The child returned in a mo-
ment with two of different kind
one black and the other red
Here's some. mamma " she -sg5.
but they isn't twins" SiN'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-07
NERVOUS
DESPONDEHT
WOMEN
Find Relief IN Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Their Own Statements
So Testify.

Platea, Pa When I wrote to you
first I was troubled with female weak
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DR.. Wiley says in the future
we'll have no diseases. That will
be tough on the fellow who wants
an excuse to go to a ball game.