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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-06
Manicure Lady on Suffrage
She and the Head Barber Have q Dis
cussiOn About SuffrnGets and
kindred Subjects.
-By VIM. Il. Kirk
by Wm' r NTH

CGT GUESS will have to be a suf-
fraget, after ALL" said the, Mani
l. cure Lady. Ever since that Mrs.
Pankhurst has came to our shores I
have gave the matter a great deal Of
deep thought, and I have made up my
mind that US girls has been overlook
ing lot of bets"
my wife is a suffraget," said the
Head Barber, and never knew until
she got in the game how many rights
women have or ought to have. always
believed in going fifty-fifty with the
Nissus, and maybe 1 gave her even a
few more rights than 1 took for my
self. but now it's q good thing that !
don't need many rights to get along
on"
u wouldn't be stern with my hus-
band if I was a married suffraget," de-
clared the Manicure Lady, but I would
insist on lot of the laws that we have
got being changed Goodness knows.
some of our laws is a awful joke, and
some of the lawyers that practices them
amt much better. One of them sued
Wilfred yesterday for a tailor bill. He
wouldn't have took the case, because
Sueing my poor brother and getting
anything out of it would be about as
easy as digging a canal with one Of
these orange sticks. When Wilfred
got the letter he said something In
Latin like Sic Semper Tyrannis, which
means you can't get no blood out Of a
turnip, or something like that.
About Time.
But was I talking about the Suffra-
gets2 Oh, yes, have came to the con-
clusion, George, that it is time for the
women of the country to rise up. Hon
est to goodness, If 1 amt the mental
equal or even the mental superior of
them slantheads that comes in here
to have their nails did, I want to croak
before another glorious sun has rose in
the east"
There has been more great men than
great women declared the Head Bar
Der.
That's what you read in a book
somewhere" said the Manicure Lady.
How do you know that there hasn't
been thousands of really great women
in this world. if the men had gave
them a chance to be great and cele-
brated- The few great women that
did manage to get famous had a awful
scramble getting listened to and, good
ness knows, they got a raw deal even
after they was famous"
No Kick.
"Oh. well, you don't need to go up in
the air over it" said the Head Barber.
4 amt got no kick against women vot-
ing, if they register right and tell their
ages as their conscience dictates"
Thank, you, George" said the Man
icure Lady ct knew you was a broad
man the minute I first seen you"
(This is one of the regular features
Of The FL PasO HeraId.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-06
COTTON SEED COMPANIES
ARE W AZ NEn nv TIE

Austin, Texas. Nov 6-The attor-
ney generals department today sent to
every cotton seed oil mill corporation in
the state a letter explaining the stand
taken by the department with refer
ence to the action of cotton seed oil
mills in the way Of ginning and adVis-
ing them that such activities in the
way OF ginning must be confined to
delinting seeds as an incident to the
oil business.
1t is the opinion Of the department
that the ownership and operation OF
gins and ginning for the public by
cotton seed mill corporations. consti-
tute a misuse of the means and assets
departure from the purposes Of the cor
pOration. Forfeiture of the charters
OF such companies as do not divorce
themselves from the ginning. business,
within a reasOna bic length OF time
viii be sought by the department.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-06
Ben Davis

baloOt? May guardian
w a
W
lOathlHg
Davis tempting smooth and smart; but when with
"hy the by spnng fruit like s So
snarei
Copyright by George WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-06
TRY TO BRING LOST
MEMORY TO A MAN

physicians have started in their effort
to restore, through word association,
the lost memory of ". o. Walraven,
who was picked up near the tracks of
salt Lake and ogden electric line at
Fife several weeks ago and brought to
a hospital here. He has recovered from
physical injuries but is unable to re-
member anything that occurred before
the accident or assault
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-06
n Years Ago To day
From The Herald This Date 1889.

Ben Cecil arrived in the city from
Manila Philippine Islands, yesterday
The county court opened this morn
ing for the team with q large docket
to dispose Of
". E. Baker, proprietor of the Ala
media, at Las Cruces. is spending a
few days in the city.
Superintendent A. S. Greig, of the
FL Paso and Northeastern, is in the
city from AlmOgOrdO.
T j. Helm, general agent of the
Denver and Rio Grande. is in the city
today, on a business trip.
George Paul, the contractor and
builder. returned to Chihuahua Mex
leo yesterday after a two weeks visit
to his family in FL Paso.
The plans and a sketch OF the pro
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-06

Lee Francis, travelling passenger
agent of the Texas & Pacific, arrived in
the city with the baseball special, Of
which he had charge,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-06

Theirs no secret about success. Did
you ever know successful man that
kept still about it? When a woman who
has loved an lost hears of an erin
husband she allus says: "Umph, that's a
man fer you. They're all alike"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-06
To Send Out Baby Trees
Forest Service VIII Distribute 100000
to Western Nebraska Settlers for
Acre characterization; Is
Friend Of People.
-By Frederic J. Haskin-

CONTINUED from page 1. this secuOnJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-06
The Front Way
The Daily Novelette,.

This detective really knew
Which was red and which was blue;
Also most detectives know
Any way the wind doth blow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-06

TEIRTY-TIIRD YEAR OF PUBLICATION
D.
W7lmartb owner of one-hfh
interest Il among sockho L
J. A
r. A A L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-06

66T HAD often wondered what the
purpose Of the Boy Scouts might
be-" said an FL Paso woman to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-06

= GUESS I will have to be a suf-
$500 nftnr al % sid +to. NJ
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06
THE GRANGER CASE

"Th" Granger Case u play founJ-
Id ON facts. william Jerome. New
York. great criminal lawyer. being
the central figure. viii b" presented
by the broadway Players at the Wcst
Th"atr" tonight. Til" play l. In
tcIscly Interesting. and holds the au-
iicnc. In expectancy until til. final
curtain. Margar"; Hagen IN III" par,
formerly played by Blsnch Bates. Is
except lonai'y good: Fannie Ham
mond ~ the iious".ccpcr. and Alfred
Campbell ~ the Lawyer are h;ici
for the difficult roles assigned them
"Thr Granger Case Is entirely new
10 Trinidad and should prove 10 b"
u masnci Of gr.a; drawing power.
the Drosdway Players ~" gradually
proving their worth and business 'I-
crcsscS each night. Tomorrow night
"Th. White sister" viii he present
ed fer the iirs, tim" here.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06
Sheriff Qps1 S First
Class Nouehy Shop

Sheriff !. S. Grisham has csta..-
lished u new department In ronnec-
tion with his office which promises
to be of the greatest value to the
comfy office holders and result in a
great SAVING annually to the iaxpay-
crs.
Being as the shcriffr deputies
have little to do now that martial
Inv has been declared IN til" strike
zone. deputy sheriff Ed Mccartney
has been placed In charge Of the gen.
crai repair department with author
ity to fix all broken locks around the
court house and make himself rener-
ally useful as u mnchinist ana plumb
or and what not.
Any county officer who has about
his premises II sIueaky door or a door
with u broken lock. IL decrcpIt chair
or furniture out Of whack may apply
to Edward aud he will make repairs
at n reasonable charge.
The first work that the county
"oCulutht ulu touos W." pu 'h' "N
lock on the outside door OF the dis
trict court room. AZ $3.50 this morn
inx he appeared In Overalls with u
Kit OF tools consisting OF claw hnni-
n,cr. a monkey wrench. second
hand set OF dental instruments and "a
rip saw. Al t:30 this afternoon ne
was still working ON the lock. lie
took the lock to pieces and examined
Its intestincs for traces Of poison and
vIyiscctcd Il while Bowdry Floyd and
Max Tnfoya looked on. When Il. put
Il together again he had thiriy-onc
pieces left over
Ed said hr never knew that the
mechanism Of lock was 80 compll-
Gated.
II WIS on. OF i.os" siN-c, Under.
back-firIng Yal" locks that hns seen
better days TIL. operation per-
formed by the county ma'hinlst WIS
successful In every way except that
tho lock IL permanently incapacint-
ed. II will have To undergo u course
OF expert treatment every few hours.
I Mccartney has n contract To re-
pair a sas pip. tomorrow aud VIII
Use the same tools
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06
NEW GERMAN WAlsHIPs
TO SOUTH AMERICAN WATERS

Berlin. Nov. j.-4Thc 1ewcst Ger
mum battlcships. Kaiser and kocniv
Albert aud the cruiser Strasburs.
have been ordered to leave early IL.
December for South American wat
ers.
The cruiser is said to he merely u
test voyage" bu, the warships, as
pointed ont In the newspapers here.
will rvidentl. be- available for SER
vice on thc Mexican coast II II should
prove necessary.
German naval circles regard the
South American cruisc NJ patent evil
-dencc that AnEio.Gcrnk.n tension is
t,isapeparnc. Ss this Is the first
time German battlc-hips have been
detached iron, the North sea fleet
since the naval rivalry between Ger.
muny and Great Britain became
acute.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06
ENJOY A GOOD DINNER
Avoid Stomach Distress OF Indiges-
tion After Es,ing-u.c
Mi-o-aa.

L., us tell you how to cnl,y
good dinner 20 that tb. heartfelt
meal viii set well on your stomach.
rausc n" unpleasant and Disagree
ibl- aficr-cff"cts
There is no hard work no need or
! IIvid dict l.rt; NO d.sa.rc-al,i-
medicine; Instead, eat wEa, YOU iikr.
Nh"n you want It. and Use Mi-o-ua
stomach Tablets. They atr not only
y digc.,iv" giving promp, aud cffcy-
.iy" relief, but . -. fife Tor stomach
Ills. DO not "ndug" stomach tort
ur"s another day. Mi-o-na surely
and safely strengthen the digestive
organs. sooth"H the irritaiUd mcm-
bran". and increases the flow of IL.
g"s'Gv. fluids 20 that the stomach
can care for the ipoe a. nature lh-
tended.
DO not cuntinu" to suffer with tha'
uncomfortable feeling after hearty
meal. Get fifty-ront box ul Milo
ma stomach Tablets today alwayH
Keep them In the hors" carry them
when travelling,
Money refunded u Ar-n-na g. not
satisfactory. Sold 10y druggists ~
"rywhcrc
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06
me COMMERCIAL SAVINGS
REX THEATRE 10 REOPEN

". X. Tatman. u we'll known rail-
road msn Of this city. has vcntured
Into new line of business. lie has
leased the Hex Motion Picture Thea
tire on Main street. In the Opcrn
House block. TIL. theatre will be
scopened tomorrow afternoon. Miss
Ncya Tatman. who until recently has
been employed In the office OF the
Trinidad Novelty Works. will have
charge Of the management Of the
new theatre. Only the hiGhcst grade
licensed pictures will b- shown.
The "Rex" wa ut one time the
Maze. on. OF the most popular
picture houses III the city. hut the
former owner of the same name WAS
no, known or related to the present
owner. For several months tho Iics
has been closed. Success will un-
aoubtcdiy attend Mr.. and Miss Ta.-
man !n their ncr' line of work.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06
JOHN MITCHELL TO
QUIT THE 1. {. OF I.

Butte. Mont.. Nov. John Mitch
I'll. for fifteen years ncii,siy con
ccrncd In the work OF the American
Federation of Labor. and for years
Que al It's leading Vice president.
rnoounsc.i here today af 4 banquet
given in his honor that he would
withdraw from official connection
with the federation ut its meeting
IN Seattle neat week.
Mitchell stated tha, his with
drawal was voluntary aud hat under
no circumstances would H. permit his
nairc to 20 before the delegates for
a,iy Office.
lit does not mean that I am nut
ti-g the labor ranks. said Mitchell.
but wan, to give plarc to " c"r-
tain member Of the tinted Minn
Worker of America who has done
much good for the cans" and who
think should he made an official Of
the American federation"
lanes r. Lennon. treasurer Of III"
federation. AMI Tom Hughes. first
vice president. were also guests Of
hcnor at the banquet ,iy.n by local
labor leaders.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06
published Oct. Sl-No. =. 1879
EOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
ANNUAL MEETING
Companys office. Trinidad Colo.

Company's office. Trinidad Colo.
October 81. 1918.
Tho stockholders Of Tho Southern
Colorado Lumber Company arc here
by notified that the annual mccitn.
Of said company will bc held ut said
office on Monday. the 10th day o:
November. A. D. 1913. at the hour Of
.:JO y. m. Of said day. for the c'cc-
ton OF directors. and for the trans.
action Of such other business m may
be broQiEht before II.
John A. I.auEhiin. Secretary.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06
REPUBLICANS EIEcr JUDGE.

Scw York. Nov. G.---iatc returns
from missing counties received to-
tiers n. given out by State Chairman
EArnea. indicated that William u.
Werner. HcppDlicun candidate for
cliici justice Of the court of appeals.
would win over wil;arG Bartlett.
Democratic and Independence league
nominee. by 1000 votes. II had
been supposed heretofore that Bart
lett would be elected by n smbstan-
tial plurality.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06
NO TRADE TALK AT i
AMERICAN LEAGUE MEETING

Chicago. III. Nov. s.--Esccpt for
Catcher C,dy OF Boston. no trade
talk reached the pubiic when Am.ri-
Gun league maEnatc- gathered today
for their annual meeting here. The
purchase Of Cady was suggested 10
Robert Mcltoy of the Boston Club In
an informal way. II was said. and
thor. was little chance of Its going
through.
Owner Farrell of the New York
club wa. late IN reporting for tho
meeting Of the board Of directors.
He conferred with several other club
owners but announced no deals.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06

Irregular bowcl movements lcad 10
chronic constipation and con.iipai-
cd habit fills the system with I'm.
puriiics. HERBiNE is u great bowel
regulator. Il purifics the syxte,n.
,italixss III. Llooi aud puts tho di.
Ecative organs 10 fine vigorous cor.
dition. Price soc. Sold by iiaus-
man DrIE Company.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06
N0nCE

The vrrmcj0 ranch ha,in. LcHu
made = game and fish preserve under
the laws Of the State Of Now Mexico.
aud rs Il il desirable to preserve and
Increase the game and fish thereon.
notice Is hereby given that no per-
miis Tor shooting or fishing will b.
isAucd for the next three ycArs.-
William II. Bartlett. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06
PERSONALS


tertisy In the city ON bustncss
Y. D. Westcott Of Denver arrived
here last evening ON business trip.
Frank Mcbride. who for several
weeks past has been confined with
typhoid fever. is now ablc TO be out.
Major ". Kennedy. who Is In COM
,mand Of the miiitaES camp at L,,l.
low. came In last evening for cor
ference. .tii
II. Caldwell arrived here yesterday
from his home In Pueblo for n few
days bnrIness aud pleasure visit In
this city.
}. u. Bowen. president OF the
Western stores Company. cume In
last evening from Denver to attend tn
business natter.
James Noland. staff reporter %
the Denver Post. who has been GOV.
crinx the strike for that paper. re-
turned to Denver last nixbt.
Mrs. r. ". Bretnail and Mrs. J. J.
Marty are In Manzanola attending u
conveation Of missionary societies of
the southern part OF the state.
Judge Jcsse u. N0rthcutt left last
night for Denver where he will
spend the balance Of the week ut
tending To legal business matters.
Mrs L. 4. BaEkcit and daughter.
Alta Wool. returned yesterday from
u two months visit mt Kansas City.
ard Butler. No.. aud Parker. Kan
sas.
q. y. Essterwool returned this
morning to his home In Clayton. New
Mexico. after spending several days
In this city attending to business
matters.
Colonel e. N. Ice returned from
Denver last rixht whcr. he was req
patched on q fiyins trip to secure
additional supplies FOR the Colorado
National Guard.
&c. Roberts. super Iintenicni n
the Roxy Mountain division Of the
federal Bureau of Mines. who has
been nj Dawson since the explosion.
came In last evening nnd left this
morning for Denver.
Mis- Edaivu Larkim returned this
morning 10 her home In Ration after
spending u few iays In this city the
suc,, of Miss Clara Nell Caldwell.
Mrs I.srxln wss one Of the suests n
the Mum show last nishl.
Mrs. y. W. Ni,iikcn left this
morning for Ia Junta where shr will
sp~nd few days Visiting friends sad
relative. before returning To her
homo In Nevada. Mrs. Nillikrn war
the gucN of her daughter. Mrs. u.
4. GREGORY. In this city.
Victor ". frtar. secretary u the
local Chamber Of Commerce. will
leave tonight for Dcuvcr where he
will attend III" meeting Of the Colo
rsdo association Of commercial cx.
ceu,ivc which opens In that city
city tomorrow. friar II vice prcsl.
dent Of the association. This Dcn'
yer meeting is 20 be perhaps ih'
most Important In the history Of th'
organization.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06
PURSE sNA1CAEs
ROBS YovNG WOMAN

Pauline Gore. c:Hpio fi. - ,'r g.
luniti.n hotel. WA ~ ~ :.n = !.
Ey.t-riru, rurir s1u! lf'g on -
street last n!;;h:. 'ic Ngini Won ~
being robbed of her handbag with
s. Ia money and u numbcr III ras''
KEYS belonging to the hotel She
was unable to obtain good Ni-H
Of the man. VINO brushed by her aud
grabbed til. handbag from her hand.
The woman says sh. was walking
rinng. swinging iii" handbag, "nd
not observing that she was being
followed AZ u point near Tn" santa
Ec dcpo, property sho says the man
rushed up and snaisn.d the handbag
nri walked away quickly. III" wa,
70 paraiiscd bs snrpris" .ha; she
made no outcry. Th" ear" was
reported to the pole" this morning.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06

Pn, II porous platter on the 'h-''
nnd take - gaod cough syrup inter.
case Of sore lungs properly. q II th"
dollar sis. >: BAI.I.ARpS ilORE-
HOUND SYRUP. With each bottle
there is IA ir.c uL:RRlcK'S RED
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER for
the chest. Sold BY iIausman Drug
company.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06

The Salvation Army can use any
cast off clothing. surniture. Kitchen
utensils. dishes. boddIng. etc. Any
ono havins any Of such please phone
Red CSC: and they will be called for
promptly. Thaaks.-Capt. e. 8.
HaaI.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06
CARD OF THANKS

I'll. ladies Of til" Episcopal Guill
wish 10 thank tn" patrons aud all
those who 80 kindly assisted in max
Ing their annual mum" show sge-
cess. 1t
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06
ATTENTION q. S. ". v.

Regular meeting tonight Of Mai
Edward Mcconyil,c Camp No. 6 U. $
W. v. at Castle Hall. Business o:
Importance. All comrades should
hc there. Visiting comrades vol
come. by order OF John p. Shaw.
Commander official: Robt. r
Kemp. Adjutant.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06

Most anything In printing uca,ly
executed aad at icasonabi" prices.
st the Chronicle News Job rooms.
tclcnnnno Trinidad 40 y
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06

" IN need Of printing Of any kind
phone I'll. Crhon!cIe-News. Samples
and cstiWa;,. will be cheerfully
given Phone Trinidad <tA
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-06
.3A.,X VI
Tie Road to
Malilth Is
Marked

The directions are sim
pic, PLAIN. but positive
Save! 0ave!! Save!!!
You cannot expect to &C.
cumulate wealth or even
. competence. BY spend.
ing all you earn.
Don't save oarelesaly or
spasmedicaAy. Follow .
systsa. 1aks regular
deposits and keep 1t M
psrsis.eatly. '-
Make tAe start today.
Omen . saviass account
here-a dollar 10 all You
need. We pay I per
cent interest.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1913-01-10
WAS DRIVEN BY s1ARvA1lS:
JonsmIth's Method Of o.,,
Was Rather Extravasan,. b., Ky
What Could He Do, VT

His wife had been spepa,ru
or two ut the seaside with Seel
people. and Jonsmith had bsa "er os,
the lone and simple life A.. n'ias
was a curious look of cain nee
ton In his eyes when his WIZ, s,e'pen
back. we can,
And presently the wife ho..
make discoveries. saa "a
where is-" she began 80
ness! What have you done w,, 1000
dresses? And what has haprosa ny
the lawn What's that black na, sa .
the center? why" ea q
Jonsmith took deep breath .
spoke bravely and manfullv @ea
JULIA" said he-"Julia
for two days. and then you vro,D 'a
say that the key Of the pantry we we .
the pocket OF your second.bes, So
made walking-skirt-not tho ho,s4 ''N
the morning" W
Il said morning-skirt. and No, .,
tailor.made. nor the"
1T doesn't matter" JonsmI,h .
terrupted YEARLY. and yet Win .
touch OF savagery In his yolc" !,
don't know a tailor made fror !
morning-skirt nor a bolero fro. :
nchu. SO just took the whole =.
out on the lawn and burnt them T,..
I found the key whilst rakipr ,nas a
the ashes!"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1913-01-10

1 era. and through It's mighty open
arches and buttresses Jim saw fleecy
clouds scudding across the western
sky. A stone saint. mufIled In burlap'
mad Just been swung up into MS
windy niche. but had not yet discard
ed his robes OF the world. Handle
ton was regarding the shapeless hg'
ure with mild interest. wondering
which saint OF the calendar could look
SO grotesque. when q sound drew his
attention sharply to earth. II was q
small sound. but there was some
thing strange about Il. II was start
ling as a flash in a summer sky.
Besides the workmen. there was no
living thing In sight on the hillside
except his own taxicab. swinging
slowly up the avenue at that moment,
and covered motorcar getting up
speed a square away. Even as the
car approached. lIambleton decided
that the strange sound had proceed
ed from Its ambushed tonneau: and II
was, surely. a human voice OF distress
lie stepped forward to the curb. Tho
car was upon him. then numbered
heavily and swiftly past. But on the
instant OF Its passing there appeared
beneath the lifted curtain and quite
near his own face. the face or the
singer OF yesterday: and from pale.
agonized lips. as II with dying breath.
she cried. Help. help!"
Hambleton knew her instantly. al
though the dark abundance OF her hair
was almost lost beneath hat and flow.
Ing veil. and the bright. humorous ex-
preston was blotted out by fear. He
stood for moment rooted to the curb,
watching the dark mass OF the car as
II swayed down the hill. Then no
beckoned sharply to his driver, met
the taxicab half way and pointed to
the disappearing machine.
Quick! Can you overtake ~"
I'd like nothing better than 10 run
down one O. them Dock machines!"
said the driver.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1913-01-10
Eager for His Rights.

As little Freddie had reached the
mature age OF three, snd was abou,
to discard petticoats for manly raj
ment in the form OF knickcrboCkers.
his mother determined to make the
occasion a memorable one. The BriS
tol Times tells what happened
The breakfast table was laden
with good fare as the newly broeched
infant was led into the room. All"
cried the proud mother. NOV you are
a little mani"
The fedgling was in ecstacios Dis
playing his garments to their full ad.
vantage. he edged closer TO his moth.
er. and whispered: "Mummie, can ]
call pa Bill ?'-Youth's Compar
ION.