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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
TIMELY SMUDGING
SAVES FRUIT CROP

Pecos, Tex. March 20-Sol E Mayer,
manager # the Mountcastle Irriga-
ton company for Reeves county,
states that he and his men succeeded
in bringing the famous big Giffin or
chardl tnow owned by the Mountcastle
interests) from freezing during the
recent cold spell. Most of the fruit
was in full bloom, but Mr.. Mayer was
on his guard, and got his smudges
started bv , o'clock. when the Their
mometer was only 20 degrees Fahren-
heit- BY daylight the mercury had
dropped to a, but the fruit was safe.
and. If other possible cold snaps OF
the spring are passed safely, there Will
be a record breaking yield of fruit
in this big orchard, at least.
The Mountcastle Irrigation company
is still pushing its work Of develop
ment at the head of TOyah valley, and
has increased. its water supply con-
siderably. A large force Of men Is at
work, too. putting in new ground on
the old Giffin farm, and this spot will
be more than ever a show place dur
ing the coming season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
SKIN
BUYER OF WORLD
Is In FL PasO and Is Boosting Great
Scenic Automobile Trip Through
New Mexico,


A H Hilton, Of San Antonio, n. NJ
well known merchant of that city
and former owner of the Carthage Coal
mines, but now head OF the A. H. Hill
ton Mercantile company. is in the city
Mr.. Hilton is individually carrying
on one Of the largest mercantile COM
panies in the southwest and is also one
Of the largest wild animal skin buyers
in the world, having purchased in a
single year in New Mexico. Arizona
Mexico and Utah from the trappers
direct, 1900 skunk hides, 1000 coyote
skins, 5000 wild cat hides, 1000 grey
foxes 1S2 mountain lions, and 40 bear
skins in one winter
He travelled 1000 miles in a Georgia
wagon, over 1000 miles Of which was
5000 feet above the level of the sea
and 1000 miles by railroad to make
this collection. This IS perhaps the
largest collection of wild animal skins
ever purchased by any single lndl-
Tidual in the United States.
Mr.. Hilton is here taking in the cat
tlemen's convention. of which he is a
member, but it particularly boosting
for new automobile run of 500 miles
Starting at Magdalena, y, NJ, passing
over the San Augustine plains, through
the Datil mountains to the town Of
Reserve, located on the Frisco river.
then down the Salez river to Alma and
MagOllOn-
The run will take in 50 cities, the
road, on account of its high altitude,
Will be known as "a run of zoo miles
above the clouds" all in pine clad
lands, where thousands of wild tur-
keys and millions OF rainbow trout
abound It passes over many yisi bic
and buried cities Of Aztec ruins, also
within reach OF the skylight cities Of
the southwest known as the pre-His-
tOric cliff dwellings.
This run is all within the old hunt
ing ground of chiefs Victoria, GerO-
mimO and Mana and their Apache in
dams. From Silver City the road viii
pass north, through Fort Bayard and
Santa Rita, to Mirnbres Springs, one
of the most beautifully located springs
in America, being completely sur
rounded by the foothills and within
two miles of the pine forest, almost
free from wind the year round
From Mimbres Springs the road goes
through the Grand Central mining dis
trict to Lake Valley. HillsbOrO, Polo
mas Springs, past Elephant Butte dam
to san Marcial, san Antonio, Amen
. dOrf and SocOrrO. 1t will pass the
Elephant Butte lake on the right.
Five miles east Of Alma, on Mineral
creek is the famous COOney canyon,
which viii rank in grandeur with the
Grand Canyon Of Arizona In fact. all
Of the MOgOllOn mountains have more
stupendiOus canyons with running
water gurgling through, than any
other mountains in the state.
This run viii be known as the were
des de CasadOres, meaning the trails
of the trappers." The whole distance
Travelled will be $50 miles down the
hill. 200 miles on almost level ground
and so miles of slOping, billy country.
Mr.. Hilton says it viii be the camp
ing and resting place for the biggest
portion of the population residing in
the Rio Grande valley between Albu-
querqUe and FL Paso and all over
southwestern Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
DIDN'T BELIEVE
WAS SAME WOMAN
Mrs. Fricke Looked As
Though She Had Been
Relieved of Some
Awful Burden

Texas City. Tex--'T went from New
Orleans to Galveston. and from Cal
weston to this city" writes Mrs
George Fricke. in search Of health.
and although took different treat
ments in each place. got no relief.
had suffered for five years with
awful headaches, sick, stomach. pains
low down. and other symptoms Of
womanly trouble. and was a wreck. I
had no life in me to do anything-but
just drag around I thought there was
no cure for me at all
Ny husband finally said for me- to
try Cardui, the woman's tonic He got
some. and now. after taking four bot
ties. I suffer no more pain. have
gained in weight, my appetite is good.
and I feel like 1s year old girl-as
though never had a pain in my life.
Ny husband says I certainly look
fine. and everyone that knew me be-
fore. can't believe that I am the same
woman. They say I look as though
had been relieved Of some awful bur
demand have.
Twill never be without Cardui in nv
home"
Do you suffer from any of the all
ments peculiar to your sex? If so. try
Cardui, the wOman's tonic. It win help
you.
N B-write to. Chattanooga Medf-
cine Co.. Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chat
tanooga, Tenn. for Special Instructions
on your case and s4-page book Home
Treatment for Women sent in plain
er.-Adyerusement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
COTTON GROWERS OF
MESA ARE ORGANIZED
CAPITALIZE ut Half Million and Will
Regulate Growth and Sale OF
Arizona Cotton Crop.

Mesa. Ariz-, March 19.-An assOcia-
ton Of cotton growers Of the Mesa
section has been formed. Practically
everything has been agreed upon. but
the name.
The capital stock is to be 100000,
divided into 100 900 shares at 50 each
There are to be two classes Of stock
Class A stock will be held by non
growers who will vote at elections Of
officers and upon questions not af-
fecting the disposition Of the crop The
right to vote on such questions is re-
served for class 3 stock,
Each grower will be permitted to
pick his own cotton, provided the work
Is done by his own family. Otherwise
the picking will be handled by the as
ISOLATION Any member not marketing
his crop through the association, viii
be subject to a fine Of two cents a
pound.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
Z. :. DIFFERS WITH ENGLAND
OKER AEROPLANE SUPERIORITY

Washington, D. c.. March 20.-Aero-
plane experts in the war and navy
departments scout the idea that the
British army has evolved a flying ma
chine superior to any in the possession
OF other nations, as announced in the
house Of commons by Col. John SeeIv.
British secretary of state for war
Capt W Irving Chambers. of the
bureau Of navigation of the navy de-
partment, was inclined to accord high
est aeroplane hOnOrs to the French
army officers
Officers in the signal corps Of the
army also expressed doubt that the
British experts had made any revoIu-
uonary discoveries. Incidentally, it
was pointed out that United States
army experts have lust perfected a new
radio-aerOplane device.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
BISBEE MAN KILLED
IN FALL FROM CAR

Bisbee, Ariz., March 20. D. Davis
boarded a car to go TO the Calumet &
Arizona hospital. The car. going at a
good rate. had nearly reached the stop
at the hospital when Davis stepped
from it Just as he stepped, the con-
ductOr saw him and ave the danger
signal to stop. The car was immedi-
ately stopped and passengers and the
car crew went back TO where Davis he'd
stepped off. The man was found IN
conscious and was rushed to the hos
pitsl. where he died on the operating
table. His skull was badly crushed
Little is known Of him here and a
search Of his effects failed to disclose
any relatives who could be communi-
Gated with.
The directors Of the Y NJ. c. A. have
announced that the cost of the swim
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20

ley: March l.
To Mrs J. A Aguilar. Luna and Fin
ley; March Il
Blrfhs-BOy&
To Mrs E. L Medler, St. Marks's hos
pitais March Is.
To Mrs E J. Mcvey, 211T Magoffiu
avenue. March p
To Mrs. C. Cardenas. 2s0S Magoffin
avenue: March 5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20

Ethel. You can overcome your eye
troubles, the weakness, redness and
burning accompanied by a dull, life
less appearance which you describe,
and make them bright, strong and clear
by the use of a few drops of this mix
tUre daily; One ounce of crystOs dis
solved in 1-2 pint OF. cIearest water. It
is sOOthin~ to weak, tired eyes and a
dependable tonic. in that it strenC-
thens the muscles and tones the nerves
Of the eve
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20

van
Pedro DelgadO and Celsa Ramirez
Automobiles Licensed.
14OS-Frank NJ PeytOn, al Mesa
avenue; Indian motorcycle
Bfrfhs-zfrIs.
To Mrs J. ". Mayfield. sO4 Third
street; March IS.
To Mrs. ]. Perra, 221O Magoffin ave-
nue., March g.
To Mrs J Ponce, Piedras and Fin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
DATE SCALE IN ARIZONA
PLACED UNDER QUARANTINE

Washington. d. c., March 20.-Web5
county, Texas. and Yuma, Maricopa
and Pinal counties. Arizona, have been
ordered guaranteed by the department
Of agriculture. because the date scale
has been found to infect these cOun-
ties. Expectation of date palms or
date palm offshOOts from these sec
tions is forbidden until further notice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20

Dorothy: Do not worry about your
flesh Reduction is no longer the result
of painful dieting and firing exercise.
The sufferer from too much flesh now
uses this simple. homemade and posi-
lively harmless fat-dissOlver. which
laVes the flesh firm and the skin free
from wrinkles Dissolve four ounces of
paronotis in II pints of hot water
and take tablespoonful before meals
This results in reduction without dis
comfort and the action is permanent
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20

Mother: Use the same shampoo FOR
your little girls hair that you do for
your own The only perfect shampoo
Is composed Of a teaspOonful Of can
When this mixture which contains no
free" alkai, as do so many advertised
shampOos. is poured on the head and
rubbed up into a lather. it not only
cleanses the hair and scalp, but invig-
CRATES the roots I have never used a
shampoo which leaves the hair as clean
and fluffy as does this simple home
made wash
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20

Grace NJ know you viii like desa-
tone Tor removing superfluOus hairs
With a little water make enough paste
TO cover the hairs, let remain two
or three minutes, then rub off wash
the skin and every trace Of hair viii
have vanished This is an inexpensive,
painless way to remove hair or fuzz
and no harm results from its use.
Irene: Impurities in the blood cause
the condition Of which you speak and
until this is corrected you can hope for
no relief An economical, .Old-fash iOned
tonic and system regulator can be. made
at home by dissOlTing one ounce Of
kardene IN a half-pint alcohol. then
adding a half-cup sugar and enough
hot water to make a quart. A table
spoonful before each meal soon rids
the blood Of poisonous Accommodations
ana gives you strength and energy.
When the blood is cIeansed Of impuri-
ties the skin becomes clear and the
complexion takes on a healthy tint
MISS g.; No, I would not use paint Of
any make. Rouge and powder only
COter deIect-a spurmax lotion re-
moves them, tones the skin, permits
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
LESS IRRIGATION Is
NEEDED AT LORDSBURG

Lordsburg. y. NJ, March 2O-Farm-
ers in this section are preparing for
their spring blowing and planting.
They viii be able to raise better crops
with less irrigation this season on
account of the heavy rains that have
fallen here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
THREsHING SEASON CLOSES.

BaIm0rhea, Tex, March 20.-W- W
Stewart has moved his alfalfa huller
in from the Saragosa community.
There are few more days Of thresh-
ing to do in this part OF the valley
which Will close the season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20

ming pool, work on which has started,
viii be $500. The excavation for the
pool, most of which viii be in solid
rock. will be done entirely by mem bers
and others who volunteer for the work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20

the pores to breathe, removes impuri-
ties and replaces the sallow, muddy"
appearance with the pink and white
bloom Of health Four ounces of SPUR
max (Which you can get from your
druggtst) put into half-pint of hot va
ter to which are added two teaspoon
1uls Of glycerine makes the lotion
winch has helped many society leaders
TO win their reputation for perennial
beauty Try it today and you will
never again spend money for powders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20

GOV. ODDIE. OF NEVADA, VETOES
EIGHT HOUR LAW FOR WONEN
Carson, New, March Ex-Governor
Oddie has vetoed the bill establishing
an eight hour day for working women
in Nevada He declared conditions are
not right at this time for such action.
This is the first bill he has vetoed this
season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
Health and Beauty Hints
BY MRS. NAE MARTIN

Margaret; You can overcome the life
less, srringy," brittle condition Of
your hair and make it soft, brilliant
and luxurious again by the use Of this
simple Quinine tonic: Get one ounce Of
QuinzOin from your druggist dissolve
In half pint alcohol add ID pint wa
ter Vigorous scalp massage with this
tonic viii stimulate roots and tissues to
healthy acuOn( OvercOmes dandruff.
Oiliness and irritation and the hair
viii regain former color, gloss and
life
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20

Maid: Get a small, original package
OF pyrOxin and apply some occasionally
at lash-rOOts with thumb and fore
finger. This makes short. straight
eyelashes grow long and curly. Rub
bling pyrOxin on eyebrows with fore
finger viii cause them to come in thick
and beautiful Be careful and don't
get any pyroXin where no hair is
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-19
GOOD ROADS RALLY
HERE PLANNED
FOR FRIDAY
Mayor D. K B, Sellers Ad-
yised Of Visit Of Delegation
From Gallup, BeIen and Va
IenCIa County

A big good roads rally Is being
planned f0f Friday ty Mayor d. X. B.
sellers at which time delegations of
good roads enthusiasts from Gallup.
Be'en and towns iu Valencia county
WilI come 60 Albuquerque tor a con-
ference with State Eneineer James
A. French.
Mayor sellers plans Co extend well
come 90 the visitors in the AIbuquer-
que way am automobile "Trip about
The city and band concert being
among the features of entertainment
under consideration.
Valencia county has $4,000 avail
able for good roads work and the
citizens OF Beien and Los Lunas wish
to seek cooperation on the part Of
che Albuquerque people and Bernalillo
county 10 construct a good road be-
tween here and 1sleta 20 connect up
with the valencia county highway
across that county The Gallup boost
ers also want "a good road built 20
Belen 90 connect with the road vest
to The Carbon city
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-19
NATIONAL GUARD
COMPANY AWAITS
INSPECTION
Forthcoming Visit of Governor
Mcdonald and Adiutant
General Herring ArouSeS
Interest of MiIitiamen,

Company C, New Mexico National
Guard is ready for the Forthcoming
inspection 20 he made by Governor
w q. Mcdonald and Adiutant Gen
cral u T Herring. when they tour the
state 20 inspect the militia and armor-
ies with g view to Increasing the eff
cheney of The national guard and
arousing keener interest iu the states
military force
lhe Albuquerque company, undct
Capt w p Hines. il making excel
lent progress both M close and ex-
tended order drilling and the person
mel of the company IS first class. q
campaign for additional recruits has
been inaugurutod and the company
expects 90 Do recruited up to It's fun
strength at an early date Captain
Hines announces the promotion Of
Private & NJ Rarker To be corporal
Each Tuesday night regular drill rs
held at the armory and the company
also Is taken for n hike down town.
Instruction Is given nt the armory and
the general public IS invited to at
tend
Tomorrow night Company G viii
give "a dance at the armory and a large
attendance Is expected
Follow lug the close of the football
season the company win place a fast
basketball team IN the field. with "a
View to capturing city and state
honors,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-19
CHEYENNE MEN STOP
HERE ON AUTOMOBILE
TRIP TO CALIFORNIA

d. T. Clark and Otis Hymer. the late
ter newspaper man. formerly con
uected with the Cheyenne. Wyo.
State Leader as business manager. arr
rived i'm Albuquerque last night and
will spend the day here They viii
be joined some time Noday by r. W
sherer owner Of the Deadwood. South
Dakota Daily Times and W. H. BON
ham editor Of that paper for the pasl
thirty years THE party Is making the
trip by automobile, travelling in two
large touring cars. one an Evertt Six.
owned by Mr Clark, and the other am
Apperson Jack Rabbit owned by SIR
sherer.
According to Messrs Clark and
Hymer, they have had fine weather
since leaving Cheyenne and the roads
have been gone, except a stretch Of
about fourteen miles north of Albu-
querque. They viii travel to Los
Angeles hy easy stages and proceed
from there up the coast to San Fran
cisco. returning home via the northern
route.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-19
DIECKMANN WILL PROVED
AT RELATIVES REQUEST

Lcgatees and heirs at law of the late
Otto Dieckmann yesterday asked
Judge John Baron Burg. Of the pro-
bate court 20 probate hts viii al once
Judge Burg proved the will and ape
pointed Mrs. Emmy Dieckmann. VIE
dow " SIR Dleekmann. as execuiriX
Lawrence D. Lee was appointed guar
dian ad iitem 10 represent Paul Dieek-
mann.
Alr Lee also was appointed admin
.istraior dc bonis non of che John a.
Mcclure estate upon The petition of
creditors Tho late II. vs. - Bryan
was executor Of this estate. but died
before he WAS able 10 close the VIII.
Fred Crollott was appointed guar
dian of Abel Lopez. under sl00 bond.
The report OF tho administrator was
filed In the estate of Manuel Padila
y Chavez.
The final report of O. Badaracco.
administrator of the estate Of Pedro
and Luis Badaracco. was approved.
The administrator was discharged
Alfredo Apodaca was appointed
guardian OF Lucinda and Catalina Ia.
foya and Cristlna Apodaca.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-19
PRISONER SAID TO
HAVE ADMITTED
BURGLARY
Deputy Sheriff A. C, ButIess
Returns From Gallup With
ed PharmIey Charged With
Entering Mahbou5 Store.

Deputy sheriff A. G. Burtlea e.
turned yesterday afternoon from Gail
iup with Ed Pharmiey charged with
hreaking into the Nahhoub store u
custody Pharmlet was arrested
Monday afternoon at Winslow, by
Santa Fe railway officers, who telo-
.glaphed chief McMnun. and the
deputy sheriff left for Gallup Monday
nlaht after the special officers had
csreed 90 bring the man as far as
Gallup
Tho deputy sheriff said that
Phaimley admitted breaking into the
store He had "a revolver and watches
taken from the Mabhouh store BOO his
possession. and this fact Jed Co hls arr
rest ai Winalow. Pharmicys face was
bruised and lacerated he said "a
man bad attacked him while he was
aslcep.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-19
CITY HALL WORK IS
TO Be RESUMED
IN SHORT TIME
Engineer GIadding Receives
Letter From COLORADO Fuel
& Iron Company Saying
Plant Is in Operation

Work on ihe ellv hall wll be re-
Humed probably within two wecka,
according 20 Engineer James n Glad
ding
iie received a letter yeaterd3y from
She Colorado Fuel q lfon company
saying that iho plant had been opcr.
atod several days nat week, ana prou-
ably would De- worked several da,s
th.s week. The company expects ga
he able O. ship the nest consignment
81 steel before its closes. according 90
inc letter
Steel for The wallis of The huildins
already ig on the ground The fact
that beams for the first floor We're not
shipped however necensilatcd the
stopping az work As soon as the
beams arrive, construction will 80 ou
without delay at least until the sees
ond floor is reached,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-19
OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED
BY KNIGHTS OF COL UMBUS

At uu enthusiastic business meotlns
in j Q. F han last night the local
council, KNIGHTS OF Columbus. in
stalled the following recently elected
offleefa Grand knight j r. Rod
den deputy grand knight Dennis
Chavez. chancellor Il. H. Wood. RE-
cordiug secretary u G. Deegan.
financial secretary W. j. White;
treasurer y. J Murphy advocate. ].
u Asselin warden, } = Farnam i'm
side guard, GillIe samzar outside
guard Patrick McCaifrey trustee
ithree-yoar terml. H. j .Keleher,
trustee tone-yoar termj. H. Charles
Roehl
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-19
JAPANESE CHARGED
WITH STABBING
C0UNTRYMAN
X IgaraShi Known as Togo,
Arrested After ARRAY in
Pool Hail. Frank NiShimad
Victim in Serious Condition.

/ X. Igarashi known at Togo a
pool hall proprietor was arrested last
night az the Togo hotel on south See
ond street, by Patrolmen Charles
Mainz and A. g. Hihler ON a charge
OF stabbng Frank Nishlmara, a Japa-
nese ear cleaner employed by the
Santa re railway Nishimara is in a
serious condition, but he probably viii
recover. EINlAIH
Igarashi. Nshlmara and another
Japanese, who arrived here yesterday
from Los Angeles were drinking in
a rear room of * lshlzoe's pool hall.
North Third street and West Copper
avenue, about 10 o'clock last night,
the police learned Tho stabbing oc-
CURED there. lgarashi afterward
went 10 the Togo hotel, whore he was
arrested
Nishimara said Ggarashi stabbed
him, according to the police with a
butcher knife which hung on the wall
Iof the room There were three
wounds. two on the left side OF his
neck and one on the Jaw. one cut was
about two inches deep and apparently
severed large vein. according to Dr.
l.. g. Rice, city physician, who attend
ed tha wounded man
Nishlmara was taken to 81 Josephs
hospital
Igarashi told Captain Pat O'Grady
.at the city JAIN that Nlshimara had
owed him $40 for some time hut
would not admit that il was he who
stabbed him
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-19
BLUE BOOK LOGGERS
MAY 81 HERE THEN

According 10 messages received last
night by Mayor Sellers. arrangements
have been made at an the towns on
the proposed Aihuquerque-Gulf high
way between this city ana Amarillo.
Tex, TO carry the Automobile Blue
Book loggers between these two
points. a relay ot automobiles viii
transport the men. together with
President b. b. oldham. Of Clovis.
president OF the Association Of Com
morcial clubs OF New Mexico and
West Texas Mayor Sellers believes
that the Hlue Book men viii be here
for Friday's meeting. They are now
on their way 20 El Paso over the
borderland route. and expect to reach
the Pass city some time today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-19
RATE HEARING WILL
Be BEGUN HERE
TOMORROW
Commercial Club Directors APP
point Committee to Repre-
sent Local Interests Before
Commissioner Clements,

Directors N he Commercial club,
Fac q meeting held yesterday after
noon Ia the club rooms. decided upon
the appointment ~ IA committee Go
represent local interests at the inter
state commerce commissions rate
hearing Max Norhause, q. O. Cush-
man. w ID Booth Simon Stern and
y. a Macpherson were appointed
The committee Will go before Conn
missioner Jadsou Clements in the
United states district court room in
the federal building here Mr. Glenn
ents VIII arrive tonight from Roswell
aud open the two days hearing tomor-
row morning