El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-08
Will Not Cut Living Cost
Maurice Sehwarz Says Manufacture
ers VIII Add Tariff Reductions to
Usual Prices-Little Interviews.
/ UNpERwooD.s tariff
law will not reduce the cost

Is " nat mas Deen done IN the past ana IS
what will happen when these Sched-
ules are understood. But there is one
good thing that viii develop out of the
tariff reduction. BY adding the amount
of the tariff reduction to the cost of tho
goods. the manufacturers will be able
to produce q better quality of goods
for the money than they have in the
past. When they add the amount OF
the tariff. reduction they will try to
compete against each other for the
trade and will be forced by the stimu-
lated competition to make a better
article in order to sell to the best adj
vantage. We will not profit by the
tariff reductions. as it will be the orig
inaI manufacturers who will get the
benefit of it and we will have to add
the increased price to our garments
when we sell them to the public"
What effect will the new tariff have
upon the sale of silk stockings in FL
Paso? Why. it will Just double the
sale" said Jake Miller. of the White
ways means the increased sale of that
article The higher the price the more
demand there will be for silk stockings
You watch. The makers of the tariff
did not realize that there are quite as
many poor people wearing silk stock
ings nowadays as there are worn by
the rich The raised price may prevent
these from wearing silk hosiery. but IT
will not affect the sale. Everyone re-
allies that the tariff was made to give
certain manufacturers the chance to
their own price"
THE best way to get religion into
a boy is to do it without his knOWl-
edge" SAYS Rev. Kenneth Brown. That
is the reason 1 believe in a church
doing settlement work. Through our
gymnasium in the church building. we
are attracting more OF the young Deo"
pie in our district than any other way.
I had a father say to me recently. y on
are getting both religion and morals
4 N.nw~ ZrarnfN Il
They simply think its fun to so 70
the gym. but it is also getting them
to stay to PRAYER meetings
From now on" SAYS D. F White. Of
the White Commission company. cat
tie will be on the move. But I'D uEtil
the tariff bill was signed stock was
almost at a standstilL Cattlemen were
all uD in the air as to what move they
had best make. consequently no deals
were closed The buyer was at a
standstill. the Spectator was afraid to
move and the seller was waiting to see
whether or not the tariff would have
any effect on prices"
: When asked if he thought the tariff
would have any effect on prices. he
said that it absolutely would not.
However" he added. lit viii have
and consequently money along this line
will be freer than it has been IN some
DAYS"
loco if you smoke it" Joe Eastburn
said Tuesday afternoon. and he UNI
.furled a bundle of dry leaves. That IS
the genuine marlhuana- when makes
men see red and want to kill their own
families. It grew on bush IN my
ward and a Mexican examined 1t ana
told me that it was the real twill
am not going to smoke any of 1t to see.
but I brought it down town to show
the boys in the composing room. OF me
Herald what marihuana looked ike II
than 1
know of. smells spicy and grows on
good sized bush. 7 do not know how
it happened to come I'D in my yard. but
I do know that I am not going to 40
any sir Walter Raleigh stunts trying
to smoke it. for I am a Deaceable, law
abiding man with no blood lust in nv
makeup"
I'VE are the people who put the first
in safety first" ". c. Mccormick gem
eral agent of the c. Il. & S A. saws.
There has not been a passenger killed
in wreck or derailment on any of the
S. P. lines in five years. To the best
of our belief and knowledge. this en-
titles the Southern Pacific to he known
as the banner safety-first line of not
only the United States. but the world.
This should be sufficient to encourage
all lines to take I'd the safety-first
campaign among its employees
Comparing the year 1912 with 1881
the government statistician found that
the death rate in this country per
million of population due to murder
has increased rs percent: death rate
due to tressDassing has Increased A
percent: death rate due to accident to
railroads has decreased 50 percent Re
duction of the death rate to Dassen'
gers is attributed to the vigorous eau
ton campaigns which the large syS-
tens have carried on for a number of
years. educating employees engaged IN
the handling of trains with~a view or
TRANSPORTING safely persons intrusted
suggestion has been made that the
enactment of laws to prohibit tres
passing would change the death rate
due to that cause from an increase to
a decrease. Only nine states in the
union have ADEQUATE tresDass laws"
Final returns of the big game had
been flashed over the Associated Press
wire of The Herald and a group of
fans had entered a Mips building ele-
vator on their way to work.
Wei. lost 10 bucks on that game"
That's nothing" exclaimed Dr. ".
R. Jameson 7 lost my temper"
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I'VE are getting so much business
from FL Paso.' said DwiEht Morgan.
the commercial agent of the Missouri
Kansas & Texas railway. who is in
town for a few days on bsuiness. that
J think in the near future the Katy line
will feel it necessary to establish CITY
agent and have an office here. We are
getting a lot of business now. and
when the trouble in Mexico. is over We
expect TO DOOM. so l0luh II . VERY
likely that we will be on the ground
before that time" Mr.. Morgan's pres
ent headquarters are in Fort Worth.
but he visits FL Paso on the roads
business every few months
Record the first freak bet vet an
nounced on the world series baseball
game. Jack Egan. dav clerk at the
Paso del Norte. has Wagered Roscoe
Fort. the night clerk. that the Giants
will win the next game If he loses
he is to wheel clerk Fort down the
street in a wlIeelbarrOw. with all of
the crowd looking on. If Fort loses he
is to wheel Egan in the Irish buggy.
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Hanging over the desk in W. W.
EVans's office in the Trust building is
an original cartoon by John T. Nc
CUtcheon of doc" Evans. the health
department conductor of the CHICAGO
Tribune DIR. W. A Evans. the hero
of the cartoon. is a brother of the FL
Pasoan and is considered one of the
health authorities of the middle west
Z was present at a dinner when Nc