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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20

small body of prominent citizens and
butcher Caesar. This was very repug-
nant to Brutus but he was strong on
duty and was one OF those men who
would do almost ANYTHING from chicken
stealing down if they could figure
duty out of it. So he gathered a few
personal friends together and one day
when Caesar was summing himself in
the senate they formed a hollow square
around him and stabbed him in seven
dozen places.
Brutus now came forth to receive the
plaudits of the people for his patriot
ism but they received him with boots
and briekbats and old defunct cats, AMI
he retired in hurry to Greece to think
it over. After a while it seemed to be
his duty to gather an army and grab
Rome himself for he and Cassius opened
an enlistment office and by promising
each man a life job in the streets and
walk department they gathered a vast
force. Mark Antony and Octavinus
everlastingly defeated them and Brutus
fell on his sword and killed himself to
save someone else the trouble.
BrutUs was an honest man and al
WAYS did his duty. If he had been
better Judge of duty he would have lived
longer.-Copyrighted by George Matthew
Adams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20
THINKS FOREIGN POLICY OF
United STATES Is INIPERI AIISrIr

London. Eng, Sept 20-.There is
now a foreign policy in the United
states which might be called imperial
lstic. or not, as one chooses SAYS the
Spectator, in summarizing the work OF
president Wilson's administration
Crediting president Roosevelt with ex-
tending the Monroe doctrine so as to
establish protectorates over Santo Do
mlngo. the Spectator continues:
The treaty with Nicaragua, which
Mr.. Bryan hopes to have ratified. means
that the Democrats have adopted
boldly the foreign policy OF the Re-
publicans-
me immediate motive for this ma
tonal foreign policy, of course, is to
be found in the Panama canal. Tt is
convenient for the United States that
the caribbean sea should be as far as
possible an American sea"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20
The DoLorous Way
: Rx Whit mnson

As a mortal man grows older he has
pains in hoof or shoulder; by a thousand
aches and wrenchings all his weary frame
is torn; he has headache and hay fever
till he is a stout believer in the theory
of the poet that the race was made to
mourn. He has govt or rheumatism and
he's prone to pessimism. and he takes
a thousand balsams. and bottles strew
the yard; he has grip and influenzv till
his soul is in a frenzy, and he longs to
end the Journey, for this life is beastIv
hard And his systems revolution IS
Dame Natures retribution for the folly
of his conduct in the DAYS of Iong AGO.
in his anguish nearly fainting he + nav,
ing for the printing, for the wassaiI
and the ruffling that his evenings used
to know We NAV dance and have our
inning in our manhOod's BRIGHT begin-
ming, but we all must pay the fiddler.
nav him soon or pay him late. and a
million men are paving for the dancing
and the playing, who are charging up
their troubles to misfortune or TO fSie.
Copyright, 1913, by George Matthew
Adams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20
TO PASS ON HIGH
LINE CANAL PLANS
Engineers of the Reclamation Service
VIII Also Pass Upon Lining of
franklin Canal.

The board of engineers Of the re-
clamation service will convene in FL
Paso the first week in OCTOBER. to pass
on the plans for the proposed high line
canal and also the lining of the Frank
lin canal through FL Paso. from Santa
Fe street to Cotton avenue.
Tentative plans for the lining of the
canal have been drawn ana It Is ex-
pected that about 1000 running feet of
concrete viii be laid. The wooden
bridges across the canal, carrying the
several streets over the ditch will be
removed Either concrete or iron
bridges Will be erected in their place
ana ana II Is very probable that concrete
VIII De used as this has been tested by
the county in its bridges and has
proved satisfactory.
me engineers who are to pass on
these matters are A. p. Davis cher
ehsiheer' Louis c. Hill. supervising
ehs1neer Of the Southern district and
u. Z. Henry, of Portland, Ore. con-
sulting engineer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20
MICHIGAN MAN NOW
HEADS THE G. A. r.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Sept 2O.-For-
mer United States congressman Wash
ington Gardner, of Albion Mich was
Grand Army of the Republic at the
final business session Of the 18th an
nual encampment- Detroit. Mich. was
selected as the meeting place for the
1914 encamDment
Other officers elected by the na-
tiOnal organization were: Thomas H
Seward. Guthrie. Okla. senior vice
commander; VIM l. Rowe. Pittsfield,
Mass, junior vice commander: J. K.
Weaver MOrristown. Pa. surgeon gem
eral. and Horace NJ Carr, Parsons,
kas-. chaplain general.
After the election Of officers was
completed the commander in chief an
nOunced the appointment of Howard
n James, of Detroit. as adjutant gem
cral
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20
PROPERTY CHANGES
HANDS IN TUCUMCARI
Presbyterian Synod of New Mexico to
Meet In the Quay County Town
Next ThuradaN.


Tucumcari, n. NJ, Sept. 20.-The ".
F. Buchanan homestead, IN the north
part of Tucumcari, has been sold at
sheriffs sale to satisfy a judgment
ternationaI bank, of this city The
property, which consisted OF about four
blocks, brought 1888, M B. Keator
buying it for a client
Z. Pack has bought the old Blanken-
ship home, adjoining the city Of Tu-
cumcari on the south and east, the
price being $1,000. Mr.. Pack will erect
a modern residence and stock the place
with dairy cattle.
District court will convene in this
city on Monday, October 6, with Judge
T. D. Leib on the bench The court
docket this fall will be heavy. a num-
Der OF old bills being retained to be
tried.
The Quay county board Of commits
siOners viii meet here on Monday, Oc-
tOber s.
The Presbyterian synod OF New Mex
leo will convene in Tucumcari Thurs
day, September 25, the sessions being
held at the First Presbyterian church
The WOman's synOdical society will
meet at the same date Several foreign
visitors are expected to be present and
a large attendance from the state. Ar
engagements are being completed to give
the visiting guests welcome
The show season will open here on
Monday, when the opera house will be
thrown open, after a summer closing
Tucumcari is to be given good list OF
attractions this winter, according to the
management.
The grocery firm of WoffOrd & Ed
wards, one of the oldest in Tucumcari,
ceased business today, having sold the
stock Of goods to the other grocers OF
the city The deal was made on account
of the proprietOrs wishing TO go into
other business
sam Ridenour. formerly OF the
Amistad News, has bought the Nara
Visa News from Paul Jones and has
taken possession The new paper will
be enlarged over its former size and
otherwise improved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20
TRADE EXCURSION
NAV START OCT. 20

The fall trade excursion viii prob
ably leave Ell PasO on Oct. 20. instead
of the 18th as previously announced
c H Finley. chairman of the commit
tee and the other members of the
committee, will start their missionary
work Monday morning and will en-
deavor to secure as large a number as
possible for the excursion.
The band of the I'd cavalry at Fort
Bliss, viii be taken on the trip
through Arizona and New Mexico. and
II IS expected that there viii be larg-
er number Of merchants. manufactur-
ers, jobbers and retailers on the trip
TINS time than has ever gone before.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20
REMEMBERS CAESARS DEATH
But NOT TRIAL OF SI,AYERs

NS An Chee has a wonderful mem
DRY. When he was on trial in the
united States commissioners court
Friday afternoon. he showed such a
remarkable memory for facts and de-
tails that assistant district attorney
Rober- Neil asked him If he re-
membered the trial of B-utus and
Casslus for the murder of julius Cae-
sar- Through the interpreter Ng said
that ne remembered the murder very
We'll but did not recall the trial
Chez was ordered deported in spite
OF his remarkable memory which failed
nm when he was asked to state TO the
court Just where he had operated as a
merchant n tho United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20
One-Sentence Philosophy
POINTED PARAGRAPHs.'
Chicago Record.)


A talkative wife maketh a silent hus-
band.
Lazy people usually have busy
tongues
The older we get the more it hurts
Us TO be Scolded-
Many a mans WishbOne is where his
backbone ought to be.
Never judge the value Of an article
BY the price asked for it.
We often wonder if some self-made
men do not suffer from remorse.
It is easier to check the baggage
than It is to check the baggage
smaSher.
Wise is the man who puts his ears
on the job and gives his tongue a va
cation
Men who boast that their souls are
their own might not know a soul if
they saw it.
It's surprising how much news peO-
Dle can give a reporter that is not
intended for publication.
It doesn't lake a bride long to dis
cover that no woman can live in abSO-
lutte content and a vine clad cottage
with a tightwad husband.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20

up at half past seven, having his bath.
eating a breakfast prepared by a ser
want, going to school on a street car,
getting back home a little after three,
and spending the remainder of the day
in play and study, does not add zest
to the life of the country boy. But
that life either kills or cures. A cen
sus of the bar. the pulpit, the counting
house, the forum, of every profession
shows that hard life though it may
be, the farmers son is well repaid for
it all.
Tomorrow-Internati Education
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20
COMMISSION
MEMBERSHIP is COMPLETE

austin, Tex, Sept. 2O.-The person
mel mel OF the penitentiary commission is
now complete. the governor has an
lounceu the appointment of the two
lIeIloers that had not heretofore been
appointed The two members Just ap-
pointed are: W. o. Stamps, of Upshur
county former member of the leg
man county. these with w 0. Murray.
who has qualified, constitutes the new
commission.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20
GLOBE SIGHTS

lDuICaSO NeWs.)
In summer the average mans bed
time chores are twice as arduous as. in
winter In summer the pan under the
refrigerator must be emptied and the
cat thrown out, but in winter only the
cat has to be thrown out.
Jude johnson is always talking
about dying for his country. What this
glorious old land wants is some one to
live for her.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20
FIRE DESTROYS BIG PINE
GROVE L rn,n ~ 4

Banning, Calf. Sept. 2O.-One of the
finest pine groves in the Cleveland ma
tlonal IoreSt ana a portion of the wa
terShed from which the RedIsn7s Fiv-
erside and San Demanding fruit grow
ers obtain their irrigation supplies. was
DESTROYED yesterday by a forest fire,
MnlSh, aIter three days steady progress.
reached the south fork of the Santa
Ana river There are three distinct
I l,l1 one threatening the Seven Oaks
CTS district forest rangers regard the
three years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20
QUAKER fluctuations.

U-T
Fair play doesn't always win fair
lady.
Electric fans are putting on airs.
Also lots of people
Milly-'When a woman says she
won't she won't" Billy-"Also some
times when she says she will
success is largely a matter of en-
Ylronment," remarked the Wise Guy.
Yes, the surgeon, for instance. might
be dismal failure operating on fine
Stock exchange" agreed the Simple
Mug ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20
What 6Oc A Month VIII Buy


Examiner Chicago American and other Hearst and will
$4,000
graph PRESS great
YORK SUM-
$3.50 Ts % - Aha Ti+5 p i 1.o .v.iIab - Herald readers ann,
than that
nee, tE II ps Hold fib + daT 10Th the 5s and ngb leased wire
reports the ASSOCIATED PRESS.
tegraphc newspaper
general circulation great Importance
home city other where the rcula The Had high
competition will be the mark already and constantly
improved.
Not viii usual routine local adequately covered in the
Sunday special the
churches society,"
printed than 500 separate items of labor relating
SIX other southwestern newspapers
mining transportation livestock
and development has greater variety completeness scope and authority than
simIaE IN all other in the southwest
will continue
ipaan Independently, completely promptly
York.
Developments of local interest and more than 200 correspondents in the southwest
happenings
all Washington
great news in Washington
features
the benefit of the highest special and magazine
Arizona Mexico
Texas rights for practically all of them the New Mexico rights addition
the rights for FL PasO Texas This makes southwestern
they
features available United States
Covering sporting regularly Herald
Gordon CO1yer ~Tad," McCOnaugy
Ed cu Jim cOrbstt Allen sngIes Sam Crane John Wray
writing
En- aS1 1 IN ,TE 01 among Ge f9 g I pt
Virginia Thne Van de- Wate oHvte Lillian Iaufs ceceHa sanfon
Anna Held, Mary Nash Lima cavaHed-
For the comic and dTe features and general the FL P
Herald has engaged exclusively Tor this section these artists and Of
cay McNanus
Mason SHop DTis John Gf1sH kirk King Kns Harris and
Jes
DO you mean what you say Jimmy and his Pa HAPPY HOOgaP zep
IN" Lott" Batch" 4lonks Bobby"
gives page every
comic Page cors in the middle # each week
section regularly offers writings
james
q 2 @ #9 f. Big enter 1a s9oat season furnished furnished
Skinner Ashton Stevens of like standing the
esns5sl pictures and sporting portraits and furnished
Daily continued
No other newspaper anywhere offers its readers complete assembly
By the 81 Paso Herald exclusively in this section : ~
contemporaries that not one of them can c in any sense as competitor
furnishing seven papers at total subscription price of so per
Daner the ONLY EFTPoPoITkN NEVPGPEP in the Roc n1ta and
Plains Southwest and BY long odds the best and strongest south
100000 SQUARE PAso HERALD
Nc blaming the cons ordering Americans out of Mexico G.
after che hshsgs The oonsu only
Joy end in deatho disaster
The Washington government announces that will object to anybody who
body recognize president Grant or president Hayes
OF
Brownsville pitched battles county
when they all eat out the hand FL
F s 9 @ & person ass a 2. St if s.
diplomacy
Judge they
If in
Pasosns may their very highly but some Of them csrtan
value other peoples
One-Sentence Philosophy
PARAGRAPHS fluctuations.
Record) PhIadelD PecorS
Iiadv
people usually have busy fans
Also lots ofpe ""
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20
y Z" s a4AILR0AD B0OKLET TO

Inc Texas & Pacific Railroad com
Pd4Hy IS preparing new booklet
w e-5 ll VIII have a double page picture
~. T,I.a WIIteuD of FL PasO in the center.
i-eIS VIII be a. 900 copies OF the folder
eet.strlouted throughout the United
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20

late If who is late to meeting appointment this mans
Fl Pasoans value their time highly but of them certainly
do value other peoples
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20

GambOa would probably Washington
president
rTornacv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20

THIRTY-TEIRD YEAR OF PUBLICATION
Corresp
D. G.
C.
r A =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20

Brownsville pitched battles city county
makes when they all eat out of the hand FL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20


president president Hayes
on Ia count
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20

JOY ndes 50 often end in death or disaster
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20

No IN blaming the nsuls for ordering Americans
hher-up obyng
a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20
Farm Women to Air Trouble
Department of Agriculture VIII Get
from Wives of Farmers Their Idea
of Country Life Drawbacks.
-By rederie J. HaskiR --
A ELLINGTON u g Sen

ASHINGTON, D C., Sept. 20
. s: plan s 'ss .s ssss !: 81 3 1s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-20

thed over the awk-
by introducing her
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-27
HERE IS THE WAY
TO LENCTRTEN LIFE
MANAGER EDWARDS 90 INsrE.
ANtE 60. ~ THIS CITY Ms
tISsES PLANT JUICE

Uar. d the statement OF a promi.
rer. Foo Anoonio life Insurance man
sho leyes Plant juice n one o.
ff. efest agencies ever discovered
Cos pr0lOnginz Of life.
Ilu NAN IL r. l.. Edwards. man
a.sr o the Federal Life Insurance
Company. office ago Central Office
lUUlI1F III views are shared by
tl. 1tf OF others throughout Tex
m Hr Edwards says u believe
Plant laIce Will DO more toward
lenrfhoaiuE the lives OF our people
fInr luy article ever put up IN q bot
o. Judge this from what know
of .t nersonally feel II has added
year fo my ME have had indi-
fesi0u .nd stomach trouble for som-
time and nov I am cured and ms
Hart0 Is a. strong az anybodys
Plant Juice has done this and am
SIRE BE- sin help people other ways
JOSH as effectively
Plant Juice relieve and GUIDES an
dealrements OF the liver. Kidneys
anI blood corrects diseased condi.
u0n. and restores normal action
Tfe man who II run down and worn
ouf .hyslcally will get neN lease
or Ifc from the use OF Plant Juice
Tu 10 today and be- convinced
1h1mps0ns SELLS ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-27
ISSUES CALL FOR
HIGHWAY MEETING
COUNTY ASSOCIATION WILL Bt
FORMED To FURTHER col
ORtDO-TO-GrLr PROJECT.

G. O. Woflin. director for Potter
County. Ia the negly organized Col
orado-to-the-Gulf Hihgway Ass0cia-
ton. Panhandle Division has issued
call for a meeting 20 b. held next
Saturday afternoon 10 the Chamber
Of Commerce rooms. beginning at
30 o'clock.
II 10 urged that an aui0ists and
citizens who are Interested Ia the
highway project be- present. as "a
County Association vii be- formed
for the purpose OF furtheriug the
project In this county u Is beliey-
cd that similar organizations viii
be- perfected on the same date In the
other counties along the Denver
road.
These county organizations follow
plans set In motion a. the Childress
meeting last week au dpreliminary
"a the second meeting in Childress
on June Z. at which time organiza-
ton will be more fully shaped. and
constitution and bylaws adopted
a copy OF the proposed bylaws and
constitution has been received from
ecretary-Treasurer Read of Mem
phls II reads as follows
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-27
WONDER CITY Of
PLAINS COUNTRY
Shirt SIEENED STATION THR.
INES ~ AGRIi I III HE,
RtILRO ADS. BUILDINGS.
~ staf Correspondent

49, staff Correspondent
sLATON. Texas MAY 20 slafol
Ia generally called The Wonder city
On account of IL swift and substan-
thai growth and .s also knoWn a.
Shirt Sleeysd Station" 30 deserved
tribute alike 10 IT, all year around
delightful climate conditions and the
Industrious habits Of NJ citizens
On June o.. lsli. olaion Hore
only its undress uniform. splendid
sunshine. balmy and health holding
breezes. admirable toWnaiie. the
Santa Fe railroad and the prophecy
u great future
Nov Slaton has one thousand PEG
pie. graded streets and cement side
walks brick and concrete business
blocks and hotels q progressive news
paper. two strong and busy banks
handsome residences and churches
shade trees. strawberries. lawns and
floral growth automobiles and baby
carriages galore. and Santa ~ rail.
road equipment Including l2-atalI
round house th. electrical power
house turn table. fire department
water plant layatory, Harvey eating
house 500 ton lee house. electrically
operated coal chutes q 500 car yard
capacity. and machine shops Aggre.
gate Slaton construction expendi.
lures to date being il.o0o.O00 by the
railroad and $3.50, 900 by the -ity H.
self
~laton Initial Trades DAY
FolIowing iis civic born habit Sla-
ton lost no time ln Incorporating H.
self Vith tho formation of progress
Fiye city government and tho 0rgaai.
xatlon of an active Chamber OF Com
merce. the latest work of these town
civic Institutions being the establish.
Ink Of series Of annual Slaiou week
ly trades days to begin on saturday
the 3lst of this month
slaton merchants ailI offer from
the great variety and volume of their
general stocks. valuable prizes for
the sweetest girl baby. the lustiest
hoy ditto the largest family OF chill
dron. and the best essay written by a
lady antagonistic 10 race suicide
while the Chamber Of Commerce has
posted a long list OF cash prizes for
fine stock breeding
a biz circus and menagerie Will be-
In m. city ON tradesday. while the
long general amusement program
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-27

The word medicine is one OF the
most abused In our language There
are certain medicinal properties just
as necessary 90 health "a the food We
eat Take, for example. the wells
known tonic medicine 5 s = This
famous blood purifier contains medic
inal compOnenta Just as vital and
essential TO healthy blood as the els-
mcnts Of wheat roast beef. the fatl
and the sugars that make up our daily
ration.
AS a matter 90 fact. there IL one
ingredient In 5 5. S. which serves the
active purpose OF stimulating each
cellular part OF the body TO the healthy
and judiciouS selection OF Its own
essential nutr.ment That Is why u
regenerates the blood supply. why %
has such tremendous influence in
overcoming eczema, rash. pimples. and
all skin Affections.
And In rsgcnerating the tissues
: 5. $ has rapid and positive anti
dotal erect upon all those irritating
Influences that cause rheumatism. sore
throat weak eyes. falling hair. loss OF
weight. thin. pale cheeks and that
WEAKNESS % muscle aud nerve that IL
generally experienced as spring fever.
Get bottle - 5 : $ al any drug
store. and In few days you VIII not
only feel bright and energetic. but
you VIII b. the picture Of new life.
Ia prepared only In the iabora-
tory ~ The Swift Specific Co. III
swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ca. who main
tain very efficient Medical Dspart-
ment where all who nave any blood
disorder % stubborn nature may
write freely for advice and a special
book ~ instruction. = = = IL sold
sv"rywhere by drug stores. department
and general stores.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-27

Sec . n shall be the duty Of the
resident 10 preside e. all meetings
~ the Association aud the Board OF
Directors. and 10 call such special
meetings OF the organization az eth
o. he. or the Board OF Directors. may
deem expedient. or nall be required
Ia writing by az least Fifty mem
tiers OF the Association Ne shall
from time 10 time. as he may deem
pedient. communicate to the orga-
t.7ation such matters a. may In bis
opinion tend 10 promote the welfare
and increase the usefulness OF the
organization. and shall perform such
other duties az are prescribed by the
bylaws. or by the Board OF Direct
ors
Sec . In the absence OF the
President. the First Vice-presideut
shall perform the duties OF the Pres
dent. aud IN the absence OF the
President and First ice-rrosident.
the Second Vice President shall per
form the duties Of hi two superior
officers
Sec. 2 The Secretary shall keep
Ia correct record of all meetings Of
the organization aud OF the Board OF
Directors he shall collect all dues,
assessments or moneys accruing 10
the organization. and acting also In
the capacity OF Treasurer. shall take
chargeof such moneys accruing 70
the Association and shall pay them
ont on the instructions of the Board
a. Directors he shall keep regu-
lar account OF all moneys received
and expended. and shall render an
account Of all such receipts and eN-
penditures az each and every regular
! meeting of the Board of Directors
and OF the Association % shall be-
| the further duty Of the Secretary
/ Treasurer 10 assist each county or
ganization which g. a part of This As
ISOLATION In the LOGGING ana defu-
ing Of the road. the raising of funds
and acquiring Of the right-of-way for
each county Association repre- cnta.