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THE ISOLATED CONTINENT

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Much In the Minority.

Many men ask more than they ara
entitled TO. but the number getting it
tsn'r Iarga-btchIern Globe
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MAKE DIVISION
OF APPROPRIATION

At the regular meeting OF the city
council Monday night an ordinance
making an apportionment OF the an
nuai appropriation among the various
funds was passed ON frst reading. I'm
der the levy the revenues for the fiscal
year. beginning April frst. 1919. will
be ss5.5o0 and its division among the
several departments OF the city admin
istration will be as follows: Salary
fund 1920; Bridge fund $1,000; Park
fund 500; Fire fund $4,000: Police
fund $4,000; Cemetery fund sa.24o: In
tercst fund si.sot.5o: Library fund
$1,000; Lighting fund ss.eo4: Health
fund 5000; Fund for contingent and
miscellaneous purposes ss.511.5o. ~
Or motion the city engineer was In
structcd to>prepare plans and spcciii-
cations under the direction OF tho
street. alley and bridge committee for
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the construction OF a concrete gutter
on the south side Of Main street be-
tween Third and Fourth streets.
A resolution was unanimously
adopted providing for lease and bond
from W. II. Smith Of Howard for the
Cottonwood ranches on the terms
previously agreed upon by the council.
The monthly reports of the various
city officers were read and ordered
placed on fie. Following the transac-
tion OF some other business of n minor
character the council adjourned until
Monday evening. March seventeenth.
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hands OF contractors. All bids for
the construction OF the buildings must
be in the hands OF the trustees of the
Odd Fellows grand lodge. by March
twentieth as 1t is desired to begin
their erection by April first. or as soon
thereafter as possible. The money is
all in the bank and the only delay IN
beginning work will be for the prepar-
alton OF bids by contractors and the
assembling OF the necessary materials
for building operations. The plans
imply a very handsome structure.
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Entered PIea Of Not CUNT,

Roman Martigow. who was arrested
brought here by Sheriff Newcomb and
locked up on tho charge Of breaking
into n Denver a Rio Grande freight
car In this city last month and steal
Ing several suits OF mems clothing,
was arraigncd before Judge wIlkin in
the district court on Tuesday and en-
tered n plea OF not guilty. MartIgow
Is Russian Jew and Is believed by
the authorities to have been a partici-
pant in several burglaries and rob
berries in this county during the last
twelve or fifteen months.
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Cabinet Nominations Were Sent to the
Senate by President Wilson
This Morning
The President Announces He Will See
Office Seekers Only at His
Own Request

ing that he had offered Williams Nc
Combs one OF the principal diplomatic
offices. He said McCombs had deciin-
ed cabinet place.
President Wilson smashed other pre-
cedents. receiving a New York delega-
ton that had no appointment He sat
In his ofiice with the door of Secre-
tary Tumulty's office open and allow
ed the New York delegation TO enter
into his Office unannounced- Tie per-
mItted newspaper photographers in tho
outer Office TO photograph guests
There was no red tape Wilson also
announced that he would arrange reg
uiar periods for newspaper cores
pondents to see him. declaring that Ae
would permit them 10 quote his views
directly.
Democrats Name Chairman
Washington. March 5.-The senate
Democrats today elected Kern. Of In
diana. caucus chairman. authorizing
him to name the steering committee
Sewiands. OF Nevada. was named vice
chairman and ssuissury. OF DeiA~aro
secretary. The house Democrats re-
nominated Champ Clark. speaker.
Commerce Commissioners Named.
Washington. March 5.-Presiden,
Wilson this afternoon nominated
Edgar Clark and J. II. Marble. CON-
merce commissioners. The senate con
hrmed them Brands probably will be
chosen commerce commissioner when
Commissioner Clements term expires
In December.
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Franchise Reaaes. Withdrawn.

The request for twenty year fran
chiss asked by the Arkansas Valley
Railway. Light and Power company
made upon the city council. was with
drawn last nisht. according to one OF
the aldermen. The reason for the with
drawai was not given. This was the
franchise which Mr., surher demanded
be put before the people-cripple
Creek Times.
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The New Vice President
Assumes His Office

Washington, March 4.--For the first
time in many months the United States
today possessed a vice president.
When Thomas r. Marshall OF Indiana
took the oath today In the senate
chamber tho vacancy in that office
caused by tho. death last year of for
mer vicc President Sherman was
filled.
As tho second In command" Vice
President Marshall today shared the
nations plaudits only with President
Wilson. Today he exchanged the title
of governor for that OF vicc president
Incidentally no became the presiding
officer OF the senate. flied lately by
the acting president pro tom.
Despite the overshadowing influence
Of President Wilson. Vice President
Marshaii played "star" part In to-
days civic drama. Their names ana
portraits. on flags and banners were
constantly linked together.
Tho new vice president was the
guest 1t brcakfast this morning Of
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The Question Of Pack
, FORREST CRIssEY in the SATURDAY EVENING POST
Being discussion Of the Fruit Pack general
single word about anybody Colorado.

course Is 30 shrewd. profitable and ef-
acient"
The business wisdom OF a pack that
is above reproach needs no brighter
Illustration than is furnished by most
of the products OF California No state
In the Union has higher standard Of
grading and packing citrus and many
other fruits than California. and many
have much lower standards. On the
other hand certain other semi-tropicaI
sections OF this country produce COM
peting fruit and garden delIcacies ad-
mittedly finer in texture and higher
In flavor than the average Of that pro-
duct growA in California. This point
Is readily conceded by the Eastern
dealers generally. and l have fouad
several loyal californians who frankly
made this admission As n rule. how
ever. California tops the market both
in AVERAGE price and in quantity.
why1 because honesty of pack there
has become rtandarized-scientifcaIly
standarized.
I've leaders OF the industry there
h~w. rnx-~ -. -...-xt~. a.. ..a...t...
Of making honesty automatic. They
saw that what they needed to make
California top the markets of the Eas,
was n horizontal honesty--of the
sort that made the name OF California
on n package guarantee that its coa-
tents were true to name and grade:
that when yoa bought a box Of Call
fornia fralzn6h could inox-so a moral
certainty whaf you were buying with
out looking underneath the top layer.
Oregon. Washington and Idaho set the
same pace in the apple industry.
The big business lesson the growers
of America may learn from California
is this: Rigid honesty OF pack is the
cieverest trick that can be tnrned b.
any grower: intentional honesty of
pack is only an elemental step in the
building Of reputation for a right
pack-expert. scientific honesty Is the
only brand that can create and main
tain n standard which win bring the
premium OF top price In every market
month after month and year after
year. In other words. the personal
equation should be as carefully elm
mated in grading fruit for the big
market as in Judging animals at n
stock show. For an exhibitor TO act
as judge OF his own stock at n COM
petitIve exhibition would be regarded
as a rank absurdity. On the same
principle comparatively little Califor-
mia frult--especially citrus fruits
packed by the man who grew II. There
the principle that the grower Is dis
qualified for the task OF grading and
packing his own product is broadly
recognized. and In the case of several
kinds of products IL is almost uni
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In southern California / was spend
ing the evening with one Of the larg-
est truck and produce buyers on the
coast. The talk drifted to the question
Of pack and racial traits.
After telling Of :he tricky Japanese
and the way their pack had to be
watched. my friend said:
THE Chinese seem to appreciate
the logic OF this situation better than
almost any other class OF growers ou
the Coast They realize that = rigidly
honest pack means premium in price
and the other advantages that come
to man who has the complete con-
fdenee OF those with wnom he Is deaf
ing. There isn't any surer way 10 a
fancy price. n sure market and line
OF patrons who will 20 the limit for
you than is TO be found In n rigidiy
honest pack There is plenty OF de-
mand for all grades OF produce grown
from the soil. One consumer wants
fancy. another seconds and another is
looking for bargains in thirds. The
grower who mixes these grades in one
package Is simply falling to recognize
the way In which the consumer de-
mands that his produce shall be pat
up. In other words. he's making the
dealers and everybody all down the
line n lot OF unnecessary work. ami
all because be wants to get the advan-
tage OF those TO whom he sells.
Naturally. n he insists on doing bus
lness that way. those who buy Of rim
are going to make him pay for the use
less trouble he causes-pay for It in a
reduced price. The shnrpest. shrewd-
est business trick any farmer or
grower can turn Is 10 produce the
best stun and then put It upon the
market In the most acceptable and
most rigidiy standardized form possi-
BILE, Next to doing that himself. the
brightest game he can play is to get
his neIghbors to do the same thing.
when a whole community can get
the big markets of the country to say.
If Il comes from that place its all
right then the biggest kind OF asset
has been created.
Farmers In general. or Jap farm
ers in particular. haven't any monop-
oily on this tendency. Not all Jap
farmers are crooked. by any means.
and II would be absurd to call farmers
a dishonest class. In every business
on earth you can find men who will
work harder to get one crooked dollar
than to make ten straight ones. In
some businesses men OF this bent seem
10 thrive better than in others: but
there isn't any business on earth
where that sort Of thing is so mis-
placed. shortsighted and fatal as IN
farming-or one I'm which the opposite
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By United PresH)

(By United Press-)
President Wilson today sent the
following cabinet nominations 10
the senate, which that body con-
firmeds
Secretary Of state-WIlliam
jennings Bryan. Nebraska
Trssssry-wnli.m G. acAdeo,
New Yerk.
war-Liadiey n. Garrison, New
Jersey.
Attorney GesersI-James Me-
Reynolds, Tessessee.
Postmaster GeserHI-Represep
tstive Albert Buriesen, Texas
yavy-Jesephus Daniels, North
Carolina.
Franklin n. Lane, CAL
ifernia-
Agrieulture-Da,id A. Houston,
Missouri.
Commerce Representative wn-
liam G. Redfieid. New YORK..
Labor-RepreseniaiIve William
n. Wilson. Pe.ssylsasia-
The new cabinet WAS st the
white House at ten o'clock this
morning. II was reported that
Louis Brands was originally sehe-
duIed for the oemmere portfolio.
but that his name was withdrawn
when Taft signed fhe LaPcllette
bill authorizing the Interstate
commerce commission to in,csti-
gate violations Of the railroads.
Brnndis wants 10 conduct this In
,estirafion and probably win he
named by the commerce commits
sion today.
President Wilson's first official
visitor was Charles CRIME Of CHI
eago. His first aet was debating
letters 10 members Of the Taft cab
met accepting their designations.
His first Official statement an
beunccd that he would not see Of
ficc-seekers unless he Invites such
an Interview.
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PLANS FOR OOD
FELLOWS HOME ARRIVE

J. NJ Gle OF Pueblo. architect OF
the Odd Fcliows' homo to be erected
hero this spring. on Monday sent the
plans and specifications OF the pro-
posed buildlnss to Alderman Iafe
Combs. who has placed them in the
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versally enforced.
The Professional Packer.

versaily enforced.
The Professional Packer.
Florida. Texas and other competing
states are awakening TO the soundness
Of this principle; but as yet they have
not reached a tension Of organization
among their growers sufficient to in
sure the general application Of the
principle. In some particular lines
they are making decided progress. bat
they have still long way TO go be-
fore they attain that degree OF scIen-
tine. horizontal honesty OF pack that
will enable them to compete with Cali
fornia in the big markets OF the world
That soil and climate give these
states certain advantages in special
lines of production will hardly be dis
puted by any unpreiudiced consumer:
but these advantages will count fo-
comparatively little in net returns n
competition with their progressive
competitor OF the Pacific Slope until
the business end OF their operations
becomes equally well standardized
and that standard as jeaiously and IS
scientifically maintained.
How Is this horizontal honesty 10
be enforced. BY legislative statuteg
Certainly right legislation. well en-
forced. will do much in this direction
Moreover. an increasing recognition
OF the fact that few growers are quail
ified to grade and pack their own pro-
duct has brought into being the mod
am sxpert paeker This new en-
cheney engineer in the agricultural
Geld realizes that his chief profess
sional asset is his reputation in the
open market for putting up a pack
that is scientifically. commercially
and morally right Generally this ex-
pert operates under his own name or
brands. and handles the packing and
marketing on a per centage basis. In
word, he furnishes the expert skill
and the scientific honesty for the
grower. His reputation for a right
pack is his capital in the open mar
ket. and he Is generally farsighted
enough to maintain that asset unim-
paired. in spite OF the tricks and the
pleadings OF individual growers who
who seek for an advantage over the
neighbors.
For those who have not the moral
fiber or the business shrewdness 10
hold up their packs to a rigid stand
ard. the professional packer is un-
doubtedly a valuable sid: but hired
honesty can. OF course. never take tho
place of individual honesty-and the
great body OF honest farmers OF the
country will continue to suffer for
the sins of the INSCRIPTIONS farmer
until adequate laws governing the
grading and packing of the farmers
products are passed and enforced,
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prominent political friends. At 1850
he followed the president ELECT to the
white House. His escort was the
Black Horse troop OF cavalry cadets
of the Culver. Indiana. Military Aced-
cmy.
In the preliminary parade from the
white House to the Capitol the vice
prcsIdent-clect's carriage was directly
behind that In which rode President
Taft and the president-elect
Mrs. Marshall as the second lady
OF the land was accorded unusual hon.
ora by an escort of cavairymen from
her hotel to the Capitol. There sps-
cial seats were reserved for her and
Mrs. Wilson. with their families and
Immediate guests. to witncss the In
duction into officc OF the vice prcsi-
dent
Tho vice president and his party
werc guests at tho luncheon given the
president and him and later shared
tho special box from which PresIden,
Wilson reviewed the parade.
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(By United PresS)

Washington. March 5.-wiison later
smashed prccedcnts when he Issued a
statement in the FIRST person announc-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-05-02

ciety, addressed the Society.
While this meeting was in progress
many of the delegates who did not
attend were entertained by the Re
ception committee of Men and by the
Reception committee of Women and
were shown the sights of ST. Louis.
An automobile tour of the city started
from the Jefferson hotel after which
the delegates were received by the
Executive committee of the Congress
at the Missouri Botanical Garden.
Tonight the fourth general session
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-05-02

Of the Congress will be held. former
Vice-President Charles W. Fairbanks
presiding. Mr.. Lucia Ames Mead,
chairman of the Peace and Arbitration
Committee of the National Council of
Women, is TO speak upon The Imme-
diate Issues of Peace" followed by
Philip p. Claxton. Unites States Com
missioner of Education, upon The
Better Way" and by Thomas A. Green
and Dean Shailer Mathews of the Di-
vinity School, University of Chicago.
Andrew Carnegie is scheduled to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-05-02

of International Peace as a Primary
Policy of the United States" and Ed
win ID. Read, director of the World
Peace Foundation upon THE Pan-Teu-
tonic Pledge of Peace"
In the afternoon the annual meet
ing of the Missouri Peace Society was
held at the Jefferson hotel, Richard
Bartholdt, president of the Congress,
presiding. Reports of officers were
received and officers for the ensuing
year elected. Benjamin F. Trueblood,
secretary OF the American Peace So
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-05-02

general session of the American Peace
Congress opened here today. James
Brown Scott, secretary of the Carne-
gle Endowment for International
Peace presided.
At the morning session held in the
Odeon, Professor William l. Hull of
Swathmore college, was the first
speaker, his subject being The Hague
Tribunal, It's Present Meaning and
Future Promise" Professor Paul F.
Reinsch of the University of Wiscon-
sin spoke upon the active Promotion
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-05-02

address the young peoples mass meet
ing at the Third Baptist church dur
ing the evening. Other speakers will
be David Starr Jordan. president of
Leland Stanford University. on Man
hood of War" and Professor Jay VIII
liam Hudson of the University Of
Missouri. on The Ethics of Militar-
ism"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-05-02

Famous Oregon drill team
and dance at the Coliseum
Friday, May 9. Platt opens
Saturday May 3, 8 a. m. at the
Westcott Pharmacy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-05-02
DISCUSS PROBLEMS
OF HAGUE TRIBUNAL

(National News Association)
ST. LOUIS, May 2.-"ProbIems of
the Hague Conference" was the gen.
eral topic OF discussion when the third
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-05-02

Mrs. Harry Gossler, Sunbury, Pa,
has attended church services every
Sunday for seventy years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-05-02

A California vineyard is protected
from grasshoppers by means of bag
suction fan. which draws the pests In
to its clutches.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-05-02

White-House Toothpicks-worth
sc, Notion Week Eo
price ..........Z Z Tor ~
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length, the kind that never
crease and just the tie for sum-
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children's Small Travelling Bags 22c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14
RESIN0L CURED
AWFUL ERUPTION
Her Face so Red and Itchy She Could
Not stand IL.

Her Face so Red and Itchy She Could
Not stand Ii.
St Louis Mo, Oct p. 1912. ct suf-
fered awfuuy with skin trouble Of
the worst kind for about three months.
My face was so red and itchy that il
was impossible to stand it any longer.
I wasn't able to even rest at night.
it used to get me so nervous that L
wasn't able to speak to anybody. I
tried several other remedies in vain.
until / noticed the advertisement of
ReSinOI Soap and ResnOI Ointment j
sent for samples and they helped me
wonderfully. I noticed a change right
away / used ResinOl Soap and Resin0I
Ointment for about three months. and
then ] was cured completely" (Signed)
Miss A. Saltzman, 1142 N. jefferson
Ave
For eighteen years Resinol has been
a favOrite Doctors prescription and
household remedy for itching troubles,
skin eruptiOns, pimpleS, blackheads.
dandrUff. sores. piles. etc. Stops itch
ing Instantly. Every druggist sells
ResinoI Soap (25C) and ResinOl Oint-
ment (50c and SD: but YOU can try
them without cOst-juSt write for sam
Piles to Dept. 16-T ResinoI. Baltimore,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14
FRIENDS THOUGHT
SHE WOULD DIE
Five Years Illness Caused
Mrs. jenkins Friends to
Think She Could Not
Recover. Old Lady
Thought Different.

Germantown, Tenn--''For five 90
years. I was not able to do any Of my
work" writes Mrs. Laurel jenkins, Of
this place, and half Of the time I was
in bed
suffered with womanly trouble, and
would take such nervous spells I
could not stand on my feet, and my
friends thought surely I would die
I could hardly get out Of bed, or walk
a step.
At last an old lady advised me to
take Cardui, the woman's tonic, and
now I can go most anywhere.
Cardui certainly saved my life. Had
you seen me before I began taking
it. you would not think I was the
same person.
had suffered for five years with
womanIy trouble. but Cardui made me
we'll can't say too much for it."
You need not be afraid to try Car
dui. for in doing so. you are not ex-
perimenting with medicine Of doubt
ful merit. Cardui has been IN use for
more than fifty years. and its sale
has steadily increased each year
In this half century of time. it has
helped thousands and thousands of
. weak, nervous women Tt is purely
vegetable, mild. harmless. and OF
proven value.
Try CarduL 1t may be just Inc med
icine YOU need.
n. B.-Write to: Ladies Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chat
anOOga, Tenn. for Special Instructions,
and 64-page book. Home Treatment
for Women" sent in plain wrapper. on
request.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14
PLAN TOUR TO STIR Up
INTEREST IN CONVENTION.

Rev. w. c. Merritt to Visit F,verv
County In state Before New Mexico
sunday School Association Meets.
Albuquerque. n. NJ. April 1.-THE
Rev. W. c. Merritt, international sec
retarv for New Mexico. on Saturday
viii begin a tour of the state to create
interest in the convention of the New
Mexico Sunday School association to
be held July to 3. at Santa Fe. United
States judge William H. Pope. win
urge the best workers in the state to
attend.
Mr. Merritts itinerary. arranged by
the executive committee, viii include
the following.
Silver City, convention. April 19 and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-14

20; Deming. institute. April 81 and
%; Las Cruces, institute. April Is,
Hillsboro. convention, April "a and 90
SocOrrO, convention, April -; Belen,
institute. April IS Willard. institute.
April %; Fort Sumner, institute, April
80; MelrOse, institute, May j; EIida.
institute, May 2; Roswell. convention
May and 4; Carlsbad. convention.
May 8 and 8; CarrizOzo. institute, May
10; Tularosa, institute, May 16.