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Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

Misses and Children's in very f.no jersey ribbed lambs wool. fleeced
 lined, in all sizes from to 1+- high neck, long sleeves, ankle length, drop seat, full bleach EAo ed, per pair ... ........ OUO
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05
"DAMAGED GOODS" A PROTEST
 AGAINST PRUDERY.

The American Federation for Sex Hygiene and the American Vigilance association, merged at Buffalo last August, are sending out announce ments of limited arrangement be- ginning September 20 at the Black
 stone theater of the sensational sOcio- logical play by Eugene BrieuX, Dam aged Goods" The premier perform ance will be by invitation, as it is con sidered fitting that a serious and dis
 eliminating audience should be present. Damaged Goods" was first presented in America in Flew York before the
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05
Dreams Of Beauty
 Come True
Don't Despair Because Of PimpIes or Bfackheads m 6tuart's Calcium Waters Will Cure the Worst
 Case Within a Week

All your dreams of a beautiful, clear complexion can be made to come true. It makes mo difference how spotted and disfigured your face may br with pimples, biackheads, ec- zema or liver spots, you may reclaim your heritage of good looks. There are thousands of people today whose fresh clear faces are q living proof 1lat Stuart's Calcium Walters do cure pimples and cure them to stay. A few months ago their faces were per haps in even worse condition than yours-yet in the course of a week. %t the most, they had the supreme satisfaction of finding every pimpIe gone.
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05
ALUMNI, THEN
 PRESCOTT HI"
Those Are Victims Lined Up for Coyotes - First Full Game Practice Shows Lobos Green, But Not Evergreen

With several of the alumni as wis itors and interested spectators the first and second squads of the high went in for the four full quarters on the Churchill grounds yesterday aft crnoon. They put the whole of the practice hours into the fiercest and the hardest afternoon that the Coy ctes have yet known and at the end ot that time they came off the field wiser and better players.
 But they are green-forest- green, not evergreen. For with the coming Cf the fall weather and with the constant trimming by the coach, Mir Jack Frost Geary, the green is fast turning that mellow hard-oak stuff of teams in the prime of playing form
 Green as the men are though, they are in the pink of condition physical lH- They stood the hard work of the afternoon, in first class style and the hard plunging and running which they were put through did not drag them to the earth as has been ex- pectel of the first game or two They showed that they are in the bodily condition to meet the more mature men of the aIumni and to stand all the knocks and blows that the latter can deliver
 What is left of the greenness will be trimmed out of the team during the practices of the coming week, and they will meet the has beens'' with the confident assurance of put ting up a worthy and truly classic football exhibition for the first ap- pearance of the team on this falls grid.
 Prescott on 18th
 The game with the alumni is the trimming game for the meet which has been scheduled with the team from the mile high city which will be played on the Grant grounds on the 18th of this month. It is expected that the men of the Coyote team will have all the pep and knowledge ad- ministered to them by the experience they gain in the alumni game to meet and take to camp the miners from above At any rate Coach Geary and Doe Jones of the Coyotes coaching staff have the dope figured this way And who knows. if they don't?
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office A Want Ad will see more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

ject lesson of the necessity of physical examination before marriage. That the physical fitness of the man and woman uniting in marriage is a necessity is now realized as never before. The sooner the community realizes what unregulated marriage means to it the sooner marriage will be prohibited to the physically unfit. Damaged Goods" is so vivid an object lesson that it should stir all right-thinking men and women to action.-Chicago Inter ocean. How They Shop
 T can understand a woman want ing to match a piece of silk"
 ''Weu?''
 But why should she make me show her all the refrigerators and grindstones we have in stock?"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
Surrender OF Two Souls

BRAN experience yesterday,
a pleasant a Boston
4 Indiana and lived of his
years his soul west He decided at
This has been watching years. papers
from get n a
and had to the exchange tables Of the Boston dale so this
many papers DID
news stands
anything general survey of the
- b Fl p Ed L.t He became fsnTar With the names of
quarter of
dOn people himself watching
the ng on of the Ell Pasoan and nehbO
He started sbOOk clippings
history E P and its Herald
editions time time He knew general
of ty growth and informed general
way, of paving Lighting still did
not really FL Pas9
take vacation, and knowing that change to
the south for the winter would be good for his wfes health he came to Texas
worked played there quite while But neither
California they
privilege at Ell P
planned determined FL Paso
interest curiosity had been directed for the result
reading be Herald.
they qualification:
widest its strength
Immediately
and ray Of the % noted the nes Kept effect everything
9a TBy P @ oid the truth about
these Boston fell the spell Of the desert"
of mount Franklin" in the
it, then they surrendered Teverent beauty
nm Of the great bluff they prahended might really
eIong to al the fol hohdayng
Istda they
though they drink sleep really live because they
in
o.
Other. E a s a 1 t @ and 5r il: ssf hsR B
the
they spove worked his
of
They feeling them
further; looking
a a o S It.
he and his
the feel FL already
Blu theyn1
of
place Of the nigh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
n Years Ago Today
From The Herald This Date 1899.

Judge Ellis is in Dallas and will
probably not return until Saturday.
H. Alexander, of the E. P & N E.
came in this morning on the T. & P.
Passenger inspector Frank Withrow
leaves today for visit to his former
home in Florida.
General manager J. A. Eddy returned
from Denver this morning, accompan-
led by his family.
J. D. Robertson, who is connected
with the GIggenheims in Chihuahua, is
stopping in town for few days.
". o. Martin and Miss Irma E. Erwin
were the contracting parties at a very
pretty wedding last night at st. Glenn
ents church.
The G., H. & S. A boys will give one
of their popular hops at Chopin hall
tonight, for which 100 invitations have
been sent out.
Mrs E. B. Smith, wife of superin-
tendent Smith. of the E. & P, re-
turned this morning from visit to
San Antonio and FIT. Worth.
\ Last month was the hottest Sep
tember in this section for several years.
The rainfall was considera bly, less than
half the rainfall for the month during
The first cold wave of the season
struck El Paso last night and today
oYercOatS are comfortable and the
stove dealer has had all the business
Jesse Steed, who has been employed
by the Clifford Brothers for some time
as a solicitor, left today for the Dali
las fair. He will make an extended
northern and eastern trip before re-
turning to FL PasO.
J. w Rogers, formerly of Chicago,
is in the city to take charge of the D.
r. Francis The Francis will be newly
equipped throughout including the new
building and the furniture is now be-
ing shipped from the east
Deputy United States marshal H r.
day engaged in checking up the ac-
counts at the city jail in order to get
at the correct amount due the sheriff
for boarding federal prisoners.
The Border Rifles meet at the court
house tonight for drill. The officers
of the company have received their
the arms and equipment arrived yes
terday and will be distributed at the
armOry tonight
Chief OF police Lockhart. captain
Bendy, of the city police, sheriff Boone,
and captain Hughes of the rangers, and
three OF his men, were at the S. P.
station this afternoon waiting for the
belated train from the west Captain
Hughes and his rangers were going
back to their homes.
A three-eigh+hs of a mile race in
stead of the five-eighths of a mile
on October Il, has been substituted;
the purse is to be S25. Many horses
are now working daily at the park
track and all are doing well. Several
parties wan TO lease Black BOD, owned
by the Payne-Badger company, to enter
in the quarter mile dash.
The building boom which is now be-
ing enjoyed in FL Paso has not a coun-
terpart in the state. During the month
of September S43,050 in building per-
mits were issued, and some of the larg-
est realty deals of the year were trans
acted A large deal was contaminated
last week when the Commercial hotel,
known as the Steely property, was
sold to two local contractors for S2c,-
600. A P. Coles and Horace B. Ste
vens, Ell Paso real estate agents, de-
clare that the real estate market was
never better.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
Turkey
By GEORGE FITCH.
Author Of eat Good Old SITash-1

IT URKEY is large slice Of the mid
die ages IN a state Of almost per-
feet preservation 1t is located in
full retreat at the eastern end OF Eu
rope and also extends over the western
end of Asia. There are 1,576,000 square
miles in Turkey, OF were before the Ball
kan states began carving 1t. Ii the Of
ficials of Turkey had been half as square
as the miles the country would have
got along better.
Turkey is a very old country and
smells like it. 1t began to get ambl-
tious in 500 B. c., and by the 18th cen
fury had spread up the Danube like
heavy rash almost to Vienna. Since then
the European nations have spent their
spare time pushing Turkey back into
Asia and hav got so far along with
the task that one more push viii finish
the job.
Turkey in Asia is composed mostly
of sand and is drier than Kansas when
the country attorney is making good
Its principal resource Is sand and its
principal products are dates, figs, wool,
mOslem priests and smells. Turkey ex-
ports olive oil, old hair rugs and midway
dancers in enormous quantities, and i'm
ports wives from the Caucasus and mis-
sionaries from America in almost equal
numbers. The celebrated Turkish eigaret,
however, IS made principally in New Jer-
sey.
The capital of Turkey is Constantine
ople. which IS a CITY of over 100000
people and 100000 dogs, situated at
the jumping off place of Europe. Other
Turkish cities are Damascus, Smyrna and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
Little BObbie and His Pa
Pa Thinks the Really Great Men
Are Too Busy to Hold
Public offices.
81 William z NIX

AM glad 1 dident marry a man
with black eyes. sed Ma to Pa last
= mite. I Iuv yure blue eyes, deer.
How much mummy do you want now ?
Sed Pa.
I doant want any mummy, sed Ma
repeet that I luv yure blue eyes. the
reeson I Iuv yure blue eyest is bee
Klaus 1 was reeding in the paper that
all the greatest men in the history
of the wurld had blue or gray eyes
The artikel that I red seq that there
was lots of vary nice men wich had
brown or black eyes. but that thay was
newer what you cud RELY call DIG
league guys I guess it is pritty neer
so at that. sed Ma. All the men know
with black or brown eyes is nice to
have for trends, but thay amt CRATE
like julius Caesar or Napolyun or
Shakespeare.
Pa went & looked in the glass at
his blue eyes & then he sed to Ma,
Yes, deer, the artikel was rite, though
all of US RELY crate men do not IKE
OF admit it. OF course that doesn't
meen, sed Pa, that everybody with
blue eyes is a CRATE man. Far from IT,
sed Pa. Thare is a lot of men with
blue & gray eyes that is CRATE only in
one line, like CRATE bookkeepers or
crate shipping clerks. But US RELY
CRATE men, though I hate to admit II
as I sed, all have them PIERCING blue
eyes or gray ewes witch can look thru
all the shams of the wurld.
Ny father had brown eyes, though.
sed Ma &. he was the leeding man of
the town. He was Mayor of Colfax
till he got tired of holding down the
job & he held every other offs that
was worth holding
What of that? sed Pa. 1t isent the
RELY CRATE men of any community
witch holds the Offises. The rely crate
men are too busy to hold offises. The
mayor of the average small town is
a nice. important old man that isent
much good at anything excep mayor
ing. Wen a cOnvenshun Gums to the
town he gives the members the keys
wantto go sumware that hasent got
keys, the mayor feels offended. l
doant think yure father was such
CRATE man. Pa sed.
Yure father had brown eyes & he
wasent a bit crate, sed Ma. You used
to be all the time telling what a crate
man he was but all 1 ever saw him
do was to draw his penshun & talk
about Picketts charge. OF course
think all those old boys has a rite to
draw mummy from the government they
helped to save. but yure father always
made me feel, sumhow. that he did
moast of his shooting from behind a
big tree & that the darker the days of
the Rebelyun was, the better he liked
it beekaus il is easier to hide on a
dark day.
oh. well. our fathers was both good
old scouts, sed Pa Let us talk,
though, of the RELY CRATE men. Think
of the list Goethe, Shakespeer, Wag-
ner, Beethoven, Mike Angelo, Caesar
Napolyun, Linkun, Mathewson & me.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
Staying Home
BY Walt Mason

When weather is eonfOunded hot. I ID
not seek the sea; I find the old accus
toned spot is good enough for me- WheI
raves the loud midwinter wind I seek Ne
warmer chimes; l stay at home and d
my grind, and earn some wooden dimes
In other days used to fee when thing
unpleasant came; and things unpleasant
tortured me, and bored me Just the same
/ left my home to dodge the heat thai
sizzled from the sun, and where I wen
the water beat upon me by the ton.
went away when winter shot its snow
flakes in my eyes, and where / went
had to swat mosquitoes. bugs and flies
To forests, mountains, streams and lallei
at times I used to roam, and Away
found them tiresome fakes compared Will
nv old home. There Is no paradise OF
earth-smOke that in your cigar; Their,
is 10 place where JOY and mirth ana
peace mbroken are. IF things at HON,
should make YOU curse and fill YOU
breast with woe; you'll doubtless fine
that things are worse where YOU pro
pose to 90. If YOU refuse to NOPE ani
brood. your griefs viii have an end; no
latitude or longitude cuts any ice. ny
friend.-COpyright, 1913, by George Mat
thew Adams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04


Bagdad. all of which were great ana
flOurishing cities before the calendar
was reversed and started forward in thf
year one A. ID.
The Turkish people consist of TIVE
classes workers and officials. The Ia.
boring Turk Is honest and very indus
triOus. Because of this he is able t.
support the official class and even al
times to support himself. The easleSi
way to get rich IN Turkey is to eseapl
and come to America.
Turkey adheres to the MohammedaI
form of religion, which allows unlimited
wives and does not interfere with poll
ties OF business. Turkey has giveI
America the hOOchee cOuehee dance, the
Turkish bath and the Oriental rug. bu
has kindly retained the harem as an e1o
eluslvely home feature.
Turkey was an absolute monarchy
governed by a sultan until a few vean
ago, when the young Turks arose ani
fired Abdul Hamid with a great bano
1t Is now a constitutional mOnarehV
Trying to find the constitution is tbs
latest Turkish diversion
Turkey has long been detested bv En-
rope because of its playful habit OF slic
ing up its Christian citizens with a seirn
ltar on HOLIDAYS and feast DAYS. Be-
cause OF this Europe has been slicinq of
Turkey a little at time, preferring thu
white portions. However, no one ba.
vet been found with courage enough Il
slice off and assimilate COnstantinopIe
which viii continue to be 100 pereen;
Turkish until the next fire Opvri0h
by George Matthew Adams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
Walls From, the Worried

Dear Editor;
I want to do some inside repairing
and beg to ask if it will be necessary
for me to get a permit? Where are
permits obtained? y. Bode.
Answer-None necessary. Any doc
tor you go to will have a permit to
repair you.
Dear Editor:
I was blown up in the Omaha cy-
clone. Gee-it made me soar. I need
know of any concern that sells wooden
legs by instruments? Reply soon, for
An w Sold by inst i fniSs;
You can get a short one cheap, and get
it stretched for nothing.
Dear Editor:
Who is the author of the quotation
Marriage is a lottery% Is there any
truth in it2 Ida Drew.
Answer-It sounds like Nat Good
win. In sense it is true for some
draw prizes, and others surprises.
Dear Editor:
To settle a discussion, please state
in your columns very clearly the exact
EXPENSE thar the bridegroom has in
the wedding. Please print this soon
as possible. Hugo Broke.
Answer-You omitted to state what
amount of money the bridegroom has.
Dear Editor:
I have just been very attentive to q
young lady, and just about decided to
ask for her hand, when another young
man began to pay his addresses. He
is rich, and seems to be in high favor
with her parents, but I believe that
the young lady loves me. Should
withdraw N Counter
Answer-Never. Keep your nerve.
If the old folks indorse your rival run
as an independent and beat him to it.
Dear Editor:
Ny doctor recommended that I sleep
in the open air. andG fitted up a sleep
ing porch After a months experience
have note noticed any good effects.
Is it true that one gets more oxygen
by sleeping outdoors? Cy Esta
Answer-Ye s-in the day time. At
night you get more nj (gh) trogen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
roof Of TeIepathy

significant prize
tepahy
offered the
Of
and that he a will no proof
is of
ncOnvnng ordinary your hope your great
should
than half
Experience" o the believers n nysicisms.
methods vulgar when concerning matters
thought
$4,000 shows that there nothing tangible
reaches ordinary folk all of this that psychic
sTchers undergoing II England
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
ADMITS BLAME
FOR CHRIS EOT

Los Angeles, Calf, Oct. 4-Eruce B.
Kimmis, father of Is year old Priscilla
ktmmis, whose extensive operations in
passing worthless checks led the police
to believe that she possessed abnormal
precosity as a criminal. confessed that
he had committed the forgeries charged
against the child and had directed her
throughout
she did exactly as I told her" said
the father. without the slightest init
nation that she was doing wrong I
made her believe all these transactions
were part of my regular business"
Kimmis told the police he had oper-
ated in a number of California cities
with success because Of the youth and
innocent appearance of Priscilla. He is
held on a felony charge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
GLOBE SIGHTS.
lAtchison GIobe.l

A-ALN4A4oNll NG4O-0-J
And some who pay as they go never
90 very far.
In a trade both sides occasionally
get a hot potato.
A man who lives on his wits isn't
apt TO live in luxury
There isn't enough good luck, if you
depend on that exclusively.
Father won't be able to read many
popular novels this winter, as he viii
spend most of his time studying gro
Gerry bills
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
QUAKER MEDITATIONs.

ITHlIdUeIDnla RecOr0-J
Killing time is the assassination of
opportunity.
Even love doesn't mind making
Sleeps eyes at money
BreVity may be the soul of wit. but it
isn't its ole existence.
It takes tact to appear interested in
other peoples troubles.
Some who sow wild oats reap grass
widows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
The Imaginary Indian

Vow FEW consider the indian
face"
Sire indians part ordinary
and
they in
American still
of man away him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
POINTEn PARAGRAPHs.

ICuICdBO NeMS.I
Love based on pity is apt to come
out in the Laundry
Getting a husband is an art; keeping
him IS a domestic problem.
The woman VINO goes around 1ectUr-
ing about the way to make home
happy doesn't fool anybody.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
One-Sentence Philosophy
JOURNAL ENTRIES.
CTopeka Journal)

IIUpthd JOurnaI-l
Bargains are. seldom what they're
cracked up Otbe.
Agree with a man and he'll think
you're pretty smart.
An old maid also has the distinction
of being matches.
Any number of Nthe suspicious that
people have cannot be confirmed
Every man will admit he has one or
two failings. But no woman will do so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
Daar Editor.
Ell PASO NURSERY CHARTERED

Austin, Tex, Oct. Among the char
tiers granted is one to the Ell Paso Nur-
sery- company of Ell Paso. capital stock
$4,000. lncorporatOrs; Charles Davis,
w. d. Wise and R. a. Harris.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
FIRE On PLYMoUTH CHrRCH.

New York, Oct Fire which broke
out in Plymouth church, Brooklyn
caused $4,000 damage The church Il
one OF the most famous in greatel
New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04
OTTO BOOZT
By GELETT BURGESS

OTTO BOOZIT
Some children, when
the time has come
To take their medicine.
are glum;
But when they act
ike Otto Boozit,
And scream, and
actually refuse it,
l think they're Goops.
| hope that you
Take down what mother
tells you to!
Don't Be 4 Coop!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04

Il for the E. P. & S. W. railway, has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-04

Judge Ellis is in Dallas and will
probably not return until Saturday.
H Alexander, of the E. P. & n. E.
came in this morning on the T. & P.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-13
PAINTERS EXPERIENCE.
Attacked by Swarm of Yellow Jack.
cts on the Dome of the Capitol
of Michigan.

Lansing, Mich, Aug. 13.-Cllnging
with one hand to a slen-
der steel rod, and batting with the
other against a swarm of yellow
Jackets, DeForest N. Tickner, of this
city, narrowly escaped death day OF
two ago when he disturbed the neck
of the insects in the dome of the
State Capitol, Is feet in the air.
Tickner was engaged to paint the
dome. After climbing to the 5op of
the spiral stairway he stepped
little window and started to
scale the outside of the steel shell. As
he assembled, hundreds of yellow jack
cts suddenly swamed out of a crew
ice and attacked him. Although stung
repeatedly and suffering intense pain
the painter fought his way back to
the window and safety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-13
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
Took Laudanum in His Beer to End
Life.

Richmond, Aug. 13.-After kissing
his little daughter goodbye w. B..
snead, Of 513 West Eleventh street,
on the Southside, yesterday morning
poured eight ounces of laudanum into
a pitcher of beer and swallowed it at
a gulp. Members Of his family who
realized what he had done at once
sent for the ambulance, but it was
with the greatest difficulty that Am
bulanec Surgeon Torregrosa saved
The mans life.
"Take away your pumps nnd enc
aics," Sneald told them. 81 have trou-
bles enough! l want to die! Let me
:alone!"
But the man was hurried to the
City Hospital, where the proper
treatment was administered. Snead
is very weak, but will be entirely we'll,
the doctors say, in a few days.
Snead, according no the hospital
records, tried to kill himself by TAX
ing laudanum on July 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-08-13
Girl Defends Herself.

Richmond, Aug. 13-Incensed at the
testimony given by Miss Edna
Wright, special investigator, before
the State Board Of Charities and
Corrections in its probe into affairs
at the Virginia Home and Industrial
School for Girls at Bon Air, q crowd
of six or seven inmates at that lnsti-
tuition yesterday morning made 4
bodily attack upon her. With unusual
pluck Miss Wright drew a revolver
from her handbag to defend herself.
but aid came to her in few minutes.
and the mutinous girls were ordered
TO their quarters. Each Of them had
blackened their faces. and wore strips
Of cloths about their heads to avoid
recognition. During the excitement
an officer drew his pistol.
Miss Wright, who mas been engaged
in making mental tests of the in
mates, resumed her work Of eXamina-
ton and concluded it. However, she
kept the revolver in her lap while 1he
last of the girls was being examined