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MADE CLEAN
f|GHT-.PAXTON

Elmer 3. Paxton of Alexander &
Baldwin, Ltd, returned in the Man
churia after an absence of six months.
He was one of the Hawaiians under
the so-called lobby" probe in Wash
ington.
Il am glad to get back" said Mr..
raxton. when seen at his office short
" after arrival. Going away for a
vacation. went to New York on
business and while there learned that
the house was likely to pass free
sugar provision in the tariff bill, with
: possibility that it would also be
adonted by the senate. Therefore /
considered It was my duty to go to
washington and assist in the cam
paign for the protection of our sugar
industry.
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Fortune In Jewels Saved

~. Y,
fire this and object
yase found the Pennsylvania station the thief
he made hs
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SUGAR


Fk- tsrISCO. cs7:30 o'clock this even,
ing when sas comnissioner win meet
in the chamber Of the board OF super.
visors 10 study the workings OF Il,
several city departm6nfs
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be long delayed. "ii not
:, y Na,son laughingly referred To ,ha
tast tnat all of the gubernator;aI can
SaI Sauaes express themselves as cons
oent of the appointment aaono + eonn-
- Nc Gah all win and am not ) h, :;
~orr.eo, ne said. I saw Mr.. Waller I.r
tContinued nm no.
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Especial to the star-Buuetinl

. . . = 100 . ee@s~@a@~~~@~AA . .
drawn from the Democratic He desires sradu
tobacco the floor
the tariff blL violently
fuse that the
, encouraging. c. S. ALBERT.
I
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British Marquis Pays Heavy
In Breach Promise Case

LONDON, 2The
600 and heavy dus>1I t.@|
ofpromise sut brought against him BY the wetknown violet
A
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Cincinnati Elephants Seized
By Officials In Heat Fight

cEcNnAIL Ohio July 2-Extra0rdlnar measures ssfsass
taken the board Of health Today
distributing facilities
running full
plies -
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LEDoN Engand
today n
meet A. r WIding, Davis champion
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Battleship louisiana, Aleak,
Beached To Save Disaster
TAssociated Preas cahiel

NEWPORT,
leak owing defective engine
The
beach the big fighting machine An
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The Ionesamest woman .in The world .
is she who hasn't any old memories %
brood over
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Senator Bolts Caucus
Objects To Free Sugar

Hitchcock of Nebraska WhdrawS from Party Conferences
Desiring to Offer Amendment to Tariff Bill on Floor OF the
House on Tobacco Violently Against the SUGAR
Provision and May Refuse oSupportI It
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Former Governor Back from
Washington Says Hawaii
Will Win Finally
WELCOME FOR MEN WHO
FOUGHT FOR TERRITORY
Massmeeting Indorses Work
and Shows Never-Say-Die
Spirit for Future

= = y Eaaas ssaE n Z
"This Is not sixty. day fight, z
z but n three-year fight. Hawaii 2
Z has Just begun. / cannot be. =
= liete that the American people =
: will permanently accept free :
< sugar. We must show the eoun- 2
: try that our calse Is just, and II =
win win.s-George r. Carter. z
Z ..
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The Hawaiian societe ,hattafsy
Sons of the AMPS will be open to
: residr
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21

Poison Ivy

Stro1ling through the woods or clear
ing brush, picnickers, hunters, fisher
men-Iook out for poison ivy. And in
the meantime keep your blood pure by
using S. 5. S. If your skin is rough
with eczema, pimples or any other
eruption, S. S. S stimulates the fine
network. of blood vessels in the skin to
dry up and heal all sore spots.
s. s. S. will do this positively. 1t
dominates the principle of osmosis,
stimulates the cells Of the skin to select
their own nutriment from the blood,
made pure and healing by the wonder
full medicinal ingredients Of this IA
nous blood purifier. 1t is a safe rem
edy, as it contains no minerals, and yet
its action is a marvel.
You can get S. s S. in any drug
store, but insist upon having it. The
Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Ga, pre-
pares this famous blood purifier, and
you should take no chance by permit
ting anyone to recommend a substi-
tute And If your blood condition is
such that you would like to consult a
specialist freely, address the Medical
Dept, The Swift Specific Company, 1s6
Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21
RESINOL CURED
ITCHING ECZEMA

Years OF Suffering-Immediate Relief.
Cleveland, O., June ?. 1913.-"About
eight years ago my hands would get
very red-then little blisters would
come with pus in them. They would
itch, and burn so that I could not
sleep at all I used everything people
told me about. and all kinds of blood
treatments, but they dbl me no good.
wore out dozens of pairs of rubber
gloves using them when working in
water. and still the eczema stayed
About three years ago read about
ResinoI Soap and ResinoI Ointment.
and at once bought some at the drug
store They gave me immediate relief,
and after using two jars Of ResinoI
Ointment and a cake of Resinol Soap,
I can honestly say that my hands are
cured It has been three years already
snice I am cured, and the eczema has
not returned. really can't say enough
about ResinoL" (Signed) Mrs Chas-
P. Winchester, 1904 Carroll Ave
Better proof, even than such letter,
is to try ResinoI yourself and see how
quickly the trouble disappears. ResinOl
Ointment and Resinol Soap are sold by
all druggists Free trial; Dept 7-R,
Resinol, Baltimore. Mr-Adyertise-
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21
MORTNCI HAS TWO
CONCERTS A WEEK
HiIitfamen Leave for EncampmeHt-
Many New Houses Are Being
Erected in the Mining Town.

| Morenci. Ariz, July 21.-Morenci
I boasts of two firstclass band concerts
l q week now Since the erection OF the
/ bandstand on the plaza shortly Oefore
| Morenci Concert band, under the super
vision of Prof. Salerno, occupies the
stand on Sunday evenings ana on
/ Thursday evenings the Long1elloW
band, under the direction OF Prof Jen-
Lzins occupies it The two organlza-
tions are working hard and hope to
give a change Of program each Illne
Master frank Rathbun entertained
number of his little friends at gar
den party. the occasion being MS IlIIn
birthday anniversary.
V P. Hastings and Mr. and MIS- John
L Keister entertained at the Hastings
residence in honor of Mr.. and Mrs John
Kiddie, who recently returned from
their wedding Trip -. ,,+;e,,1
w. P Sands has sold his beautlful
residence on A hill to J. A Johnson,
of the Detroit Copper company Reduc-
ton works. -
Arizona National Guard have gone TO
the annual encampment at Prescott
Sergeant s A Westerman was IN
JoRn n. WOOD mas severed his con-
nection with the Detroit Copper com
pany and has taken a position IN the
metallurgical department of the Shans
non Copper company at CllII0n anu
will move his family to that place as
soon as he can dispose Of his residence
buildings are constantly going up.
The Improvement company has Two
large houses under way. JACK Farrei
is erecting q four room bungalow.
Messrs NJ s. Gilbert and J. Killup are
Several more residences are being con-
templated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21
MILE. MODESTO GOES
BROKE IN CHICAGO
FIRTH Seheff, Star, and Her Manager,
Hasten to Gotham for Money
for the Others.

Chicago, Ill. July 21.-'MOney on the
way from New York is all rlght-all
right, but it won't buy plate OF
beans in a dairy lunch in Chicago
This is the way Violet Drew. late OF
the chorus of Nile. Modesto, when
went broke at the Studebaker theater,
explained why she and Evelyn Ray
mond, another of the so stranded
chorus girls, stood on Michigan bouIe-
ward with upturned straw hats.
A jingle of small coins dropped by
brokers and business men en- route 10
their offices interrupted Miss Drew's
Other members of the stranded
Mile. Modesto" show waited around
a hotel lobby today for the arrival
of "the check that is to provide them
with real meals and transportation TO
''The check is on its way" stated
Guy Promo, assistant manager OF the
show, quite positive. FRITZ Scheft,
star of Mile. Modesto" and George
Anderson, manager, promised TO at
tend to that as soon as they saw Mar
tin Beck in New York.
Promo wasn't certain that Fr1tzl
drew any salary herself. He said An
derson would have to verify or deny
the report that the star arrived IN
New York somewhat broke" herself
The stranded, hungry chorus girls
greeted this tale with derision-
Say" they shouted in chorus,
didn't we see FRITZ get aboard a
swell extra fare train for B: oadWay,
carving a couple of-maids and a>-poodle
dog2 Don't try to hand US that stuff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21
AMARILLO TO HAVE
BIG FAIR IN FALL

PIainview, Texas. July pa special
train from Amarillo, with rs plains
Boosters" and the local band. made a
stop of six hours here last evening on
the return trip from Lubbock and other
south plains towns, in the interest Of
THE Panhandle State Fair" which is
to be held in Amarillo during October
of each year, just before the Dallas
State fair.
Tho local chamber of commerce
showed the visitors the irrigation wells,
alfalfa farms and other points of in
terest. after which dinner was served
them at Hotel " are.
In the evening a public gathering
was held in the district court room and
interesting talks. setting forth the
claims of the fair were made by SEN
atOr Veal, ex-Lieut- Gov. Browning and
judge Hall, OF Amarillo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21

down, pulls off his shoes, lights his
pipe and from his own front yard
watches the maneuYers of a foreign
military power which is as close to
him as across the street No one owns
the ground upon which the houses of
the river district are built and no real
estate agents ply their trade in that
quarter, which helps to compensate
the residents for the other inconven-
fences.
Adobe, tin cans, rough boards and
poles are materials from which Del
Rio is builded. There is one house
which makes pretence at having two
stories. of adobe construction, with
lard can chimney to top it Off but
most of the houses in the district are
only single stories, but often have but
one room with a bit of garden in
front. Between the two international
bridges there is a double row of dwell
ungs, one facing the railroad and the
other the river. But below Santa Fe
street, the houses are lined UP like
the federal soldiers on parade across
the river, in single file reaching down
teh river to the gas house, where the
file fizzles out in lOpsided chicken
coop and wagon yard.
Is a Smuggling District.
The river district has been noted for
its smuggling operations since it was
first built This was not so very long
ago, although the district has been
there for many years. History shows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21
ssNTAKEUP',- STONE MARKS
CRAVE OF OHIO EDITOR
Slab Over Which J. A. HOweIIs Worked
for so Years. is Inscribed With
Verse Written by Brother.

Verse Written by Brother.
Jefferson, Ohio, July 21.-One of the
most remarkable grave stones on rec
crd has been placed in the cemetery
here.
It stands at the head of the grave
of J. a Howells, veteran editor OF
the Ashtabula Sentinel, who died here
recently. 1t consists of the makeup
stone used by Howells for so years.
during his successful evolution as
printers devil, printer and editor On
it is inscribed a verse written by VIII
liam Dean HOwells, the novelist,
brother The verse reads:
stone, upon which with hands Of boy
and man
He framed the history of his time,
until
Week after week. the varying record
To its half centuried tale of well
and i'll,
Remember now how true through all
those days.
He was-friend. brother. husband.
Fill the whole limit of your space with
praise
There needs no room for blame
blame there was none"
The bOyhoOd of William Dean How
ellis was spent in the office of the Sen
tineL The father of William Dean and
J., a. Homellsg was editor Of the paper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21
AUTO AND STAGE
HAVE A RATE WAR
Elephant Butte Travellers Ride Cheap
Iy to EngIe; Cottage Roofs Are
Being Painted Green.
Elephant Butte. n. NJ, July Fl

Being Palnte1 Oreen-
Elephant Butte, N NJ, July 21.-The
auto bus and the stage line are hav-
ing A rate war" and have cut the fare
from the Butte to Engle TO 20 cents
for the auto and so cents to ride on the
stage As a result great many sight
seerS are daily in camp and also there
is more 10y riding to Engle.
Miss Cummings has resigned as ma
iron of the government hospital and
will leave soon for her home in Bos-
ton, Mass.
house No l shortly Much rehearslng
is being done by the musicians and
vocaIists. The participants are all 10
The roofs Of the cottages and other
buildings at the upper camp are re-
ceiving a coat OF fresh green paint
The last few days the weather mas
been cool and delightful. a relief from
the 100 and over temperature OF the
The river is very nearly dry now,
and consequently there is very little
seepage 20 interfere with the concret-
ing at the dam.
Mrs Julian Kinds was seriously in
jured when a needle which was con-
cealed in a piece of fancy work she
was working on, was run into her nand
and a piece of the needle. one-halr
an inch long, was broken off in her
Deputy sheriff Putnam has returned
to the Butte after a man hunt In the
San Andreas mountains Togetner
with the sheriff of SOcorro county ne
went into the hills about IS miles east
of Engle looking for the Tutner broth
ers. on a charge of arson and sheep
stealing. Their trip was unsuccess-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21
- TORMVILLE, on the rim of the
north mesa and Distrito Del

TORMVILLE. on the rim of the
north mesa and Distrito Del
Rio. lying along the lowlands
of the river. are FL Paso's highest and
lowest ebb Of population.
Just now the river district is at
tracing all of the attention because
of the military operations across the
dry bed of the Rio Grande on the
Mexico side, where federal soldiers,
scouts and sappers form a continuous
moving picture Of military life which
never loses its attraction for the Latin
residents of the '-DistritO," bounded on
the east by the Stanton street bridge,
on the south by the Santa Fe stock
yards. on the north by the link track
railroad and on the south by the Rio
Grande, except when 1t is neither a
river nor grand
Presents Panorama Of War.
Built on disputed territory included
within the ChamizaI zone, without
streets or walks. devoid of sanitation
except that furnished by the flow of
the river and of a water supply from
the same source, Del Rio district has
II on its more aristOcratic Montana
street neighbOrs by having a panorama
of war constantly in progress in its
front yard. When a laborer from the
smelter or the city quarry comes home
for the night, puts rs dinner pail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21
SILVER CITY HAS WOMAN,s
CIRCLE OF THE LOYAL, MOOSE

silver City. n. NJ, July 21.-SiIver
City has organized a woman's- circle Of
the Loyal Order of Moose. with the fol-
lowing officers; Mrs. Mary Ward ma
iron; Mrs. Mary Burgess, deputy ma
iron; Mrs. Emma COrbin, past matron;
Mrs. Agnes GOOde, deacOness; Miss Mil
dred Wiley, secretary; Mrs. Mary
Cousland, treasurer; Mrs. Lucy Potter.
conductor; Miss Florence Wiley, inner
guard; Mrs W. E. Mclean. outer guard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21
Martial Scene at Sunset.
ASKS FARMERS TO AID
GAME LAW ENFORCEMENT

Phoenix ARR, July 21-Asking for
assistance III upholding the state game
laws. state game inspector Frank w
rogers has sent out communications to
all farmers throughout the state. En-
closed with the document is a linen
poster bearing the words, NO shooting
on these premises without consent of
the owner"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21
RAILROAD COMPANY HELPS
TO SPRINKLE MARIA STREE

Maria Tex, July 21-In order that
the streets Of Maria may be sprinkled,
the G. II. railroad has placed a hy-
drant to be used for this purpose.
The telephone poles in this town are
all being painted green. which makes
them more attractive and helps to
alleviate the glare of the sun.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21
SAN SIMON WE'LL
DRILLING CONTINUES
Rainy Season Sets In, Several Good
Showers Have FaIIen-El PasO
Woman Inspects Interests There.

Showers Have FaIIen-El PasO
Woman Inspects Interests There
San simon Ariz.. July 21.-The Co
Operative well drill Mr.. PriviOtt drill
er, is putting down well for James
PaSchau
The rainy season has begun. San
Simon having had several showers
lately.
Mrs Bush. interested in the Fox
worth -Galbraith Lumber company, Of
Ell Paso and surrounding towns, stopped
off at san Simon to inspect her landed
interests in the San Simon valley, on
her return from trip too California
Mrs Jitchenberg and baby have left
for Chicago, where she will visit with
her parents.
Mrs. A. 3. .Hulsey and Charlie Zornes
fove to the young people of their &C
quaintance a double birthday party.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Buck have left for
LOrdsburg, n. NJ, in company with Mrs
Bush.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21

-Four cars SASH, doors and TuouIdings
bought for spot cash at bargain prices.
Lander. Lumber CO,-AdyeZtisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21

We can sell you sash doors at panel
door prices. Lander Lumber CO.-Ad-
Tertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21
EZFLAS4ToRYs NOTES

EPLAE4RoRYs NoTEa
9bsFvstimstE ksn Ct e,s. n ssvszT-aHhpeA
fidtsn tine. An pTeEzfe reducsd % sea 1sVei
1sos4Es teonou0oUs hlss9 -pass tzS0ash spsfat1
OF S112I air pressure IsOI8EREs ldotted Enei)
psE through points OF equal tenrf,sT7tuxecz l7SsTu
ooly for zero. freezing. e09. and 1o0S.
Q dear O partly cleudy; @ cl11dys
o zin; @ snow; @ report missing.
ATROwS ~ vita fhe Wind. Esrst 6gRrss tsuQsr-
atuye; soeoed pTectDi1roEs0I a Inch OF no10
eertpaSt = hoaTEs third Rsaxt1zun wind Ta1oS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21
Local Data.
In Z IL
FL PasO Reading rs.

fflVeFs
No water running
CIOudcrOft Weather.
ClOudcrOft was cool and cloudy and
the temperature was 81 Monday morn
ing at s o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21

that it is rebuilt after each high wa
ter, for the river washes the adobe
houses away and depOpulates the dis
trict, only to be repopulated when the
water recedes.
Chinese, opium and silk smuggIers
have operated in this river zone for
many years and its has been almost
operations because of the density of
the native population. From the
doors OF these river front homes be-
low Santa Fe street an excellent view
may be had of the defensive opera
uCns along the JuareZ side. The Gu
trench IS opposite the water tank on
the American side.- the barbed wire
trochaS are across from the stock
chutes and the dynamite mines NAV be
plainly seen opposite the gas works
Ihe posts of the trOchas have been
painted green to disguise them, the
e. trench has been covered with sod
and the electric feed wire from the
town runs parallel with the river bank
to charge the trOcha wires along the
riprapping.
Martial Scene at Sunset.
At. sunset. when guard is mounted
along the Mexican side for the night
the view from the "Distrito" is most
interesting Scouts ride in from the
hills, the impressed volunteers are dis
patched in details of five, to man the
trenches. the trOchas and to guard the
mines, the army engineers ride out
to turn the concealed switches. which
allows the electricity to flow through
the baTbed wires of the trochas. and
the lone outpost takes his station on
top of Orozco hill Guard mount never
fails to bring the entire population Of
the district from their houses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21
EIPaso's Firing Line Affords Daily War Scene

b NORMAN N. WALKER

Where Adobe
Maneuvers From Their Door Steps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11
MELLEN PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Commission to Take Deposl-
tions in London Asked For.

Charles 5. Mellen, president Of the New
Haven. and Edison J. Chamberlin, presl-
dent of the Grand Trunk Railway. VINO
were indicted for violation Of the Sher-
man law. entered final pleas Of not guilty
Yesterday 10 the charges preferred
against them.
John -. Lindsay, counsel for Mr.. chant
berlin. made the motion that commis-
sion be appointed TO take IN London
dispositions of the directors of the Grand
Trunk Railway. most OF whom I'VE Ill
England Tho motion also included the
reouest that the commission examine Al
fred ". Smithers, chairman OF the boa'n
of directors of the Grand Trunk. who was
the third man indicted.
This motion was not opposed by the
governments attorneys yesterday, hut IL
ia 10 ne argued before Judge Mayer ON
Thursday. Should II be granted it Will
mean that the trial of the case must be
uostponed until the commission has COM
rleted it's work In London. deferring court
proceedings until the fall term of the
federal court.
The grounds on which the motion was
made indicated the defence that viii be
interposed at the trial of the ease. Inc
suspension of the work on the extension
of the Grand Trunk Railway into Provi-
dence was ordered by Alfred W. Smith
ers, the moving papers asserted. ana the
reason for it was the stringency OF the
money market due to the Balkan war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11
CRITICISE DISSOLUTION
S. P. Stockholders Charge I'm
fair Treatment in Settlement.

How ignorant the majority OF the
Southern Pacific stockholders were of the
negotiations which led up to the an
nouncement OF the plan for the separation
of that road from the Union Pacific was
disclosed yesterday when complaint was
made in Wall Street that they had Jared
disadvantageously In the settlement. 1t
was contended that the transfer OK
ownership OF the Central Pacific was not
a necessary feature of the dissolution
plan and that the Southern Pacific execu-
tives should have insisted on more favor
able terms.
The arguments Of the discontented ele-
ment is based on the reduction In poten-
tiai earnings which the Southern Pacific
will suffer despite the immediate acquisl-
ton Of the new funds that will result
from the sale.
The disgruntled stockholders say that
the company surrenders sSi.675,Joo Central
Pacific stock. on which I'm 1911 the South
ern Pacific received s6.22S,l37 or 1885 per
cent on par, In exchange for No4. 1924,
which Yields net Of only si,s69,sl2 or AoI
per cent on par
Criticising Southern Pacific stockholders
also contend that the company should
have fought for n profit above the book
cost of the Central Pacific stock 80 long
as IT was not legally imperative for the
road TO be sold