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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
Local People
Sing Praises
Mrs. Jennie Gardner Says
That She Now Feels Like
a New Woman

The benefits OF good health are OBJ
Nlous 10 all The value of "a sound
mind in a sound body" needs no inter
% probation to people Of education and
understanding. 1t is only necessary
10 show them how this healthy condi-
ton may be obtained and preserved.
The claims made for Plant Juice, the
new vegetable tonic, is that il will re-
store your system to a perfect state Of
health if suffering from stomach, liver,
kidney trouble or rheumatism. This
contention is backed up by written
testimonials Of local people who have
used the preparation and are now loud
IN their praise Of il.
Take, for instance, the signed state
ment Of Mrs Jennie Gardner, who re-
VINO for the past 90 years has been a
resident Of Pittsburgh, Pa, and is a
very highly respected and popular
lady. She said:
I would not be pack where I was
three weeks ago for any money. ]
nad suffered with dull, sick headaches
Tor years and was -cry nervous Ny
stomach panied me and my food did
hot digest. I would force myself 10
cat, as I had no appetite. I could not
sleep but would roll and toss for hours
and be as tired i'm the morning as
when ] retired A friend of mine
recommended Plant Juice, and I want
To state that il is just as il is recon-
mended- II relieved me the first day
OF the headache. I now sleep all
E-Ght have a good appetite and nv
food does not distress me In fact. I
Ieel strong and in better health than
nav for years ] cheerfu1Is- recon-
mend Plant Juice to others"
Plant Juice is sold in FL Paso at the
heuy d Pollard Drug Store, where il
- Delng introduced and its merits ex-
plained--Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
ALBUQUERQUE BANKER TO
CELEBRATE HIS RECOVERY

Having recovered from a serious
operation in Rochester, Mimi. J. B.
HerndOn. president of the State Ma
tional bank of Albuquerque. viii cele-
brate his recovery this evening with a
dinner At the Paso del Norte at which
number Of the leading bankers of the
southwest VIII attend as his guests.
Mr.. Herndon was in a serious condi-
ton when he went to Rochester for the
operation and is now entirely recovered
and viii resume his duties at the head
OF the Albuquerque bank as soon as he
returns His condition was so low at
one time that il was necessary to inject
salt solution into his veins 70 keep
him alive.
Among the bankers who are here for
the dinner are: a. II. Dunkerley. for
merry president Of the Ennis National
bank OF Ennis, Tex; Harry II. Kelly.
president Of the DeminE National bank;
i. II. Fisher, assistant cashier IF the
Bank Of Douglas; W H Land Of the
First National bank OF Fort Sumner,
n n; A NJ. GIlispie, cashier of the
Sierra County bank Of Hillsboro. \. NJ,
and A. +. Kerr, vice president OF the
III Paso Bank and Trust company OF Fl
Paso- DR.. l. c. Hill, OF Hill, y. ". viii
also attend.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
MIND CLEARED
BY OPERATION
Woman Shot by Admirer
Escapes Insane Asylum
Through Surgical Skill.

Silver City. y. NJ. April 14-Victim
of an admirer who shot her, ordered
committed to the state hospital for the
insane at Las Vegas by the district
Judge. operated on and restored TO
complete reason. is a series OF some
what tragic events I'm the life of Mrs
D0na Wise, Of LOrdsburg, now a pa
tient ia a local hospital.
last January Mrs Wise was shot
and dangerously wounded by a Jealous
admirer, who afterwards shot and
killed himself. The bullet from a large
caHber revolver entered her forehead.
ranged downward and lodged in her
throat Surgeons said she could not
live. However. she couChed uD the bull
diet and began TO improve. but because
Of spliutered bone imbedded in her
brain by the revolver bullet lost her
reason.
She was brought here for treatment
and when she had recovered from her
wound, WAS taken before the district
court adludSed insane and ordered
committed to the asylum for the in
sane The unexpected arrival OF a
friend from distance and her offer
TO pay for an operation in an effort to
restore her sanity. caused the court to
stay the commitment OF the woman
10 the asylum. She was operated upon
and the operation restored her rea-
son.
Mrs Wise is now. convalescent and
expects TO leave the hospital in a few
days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
THE QUICKEST WAY
TO END CATARRH
Just One Sure Way To Be
Rid Of This Ailment.

Catsrrh is a germ disease. To stop It for
good you must get down 70 its real cause
The air is full Of catarrhal germs coughed
and snsezsd out by one person and breathsd
in by another and when the system fails TO
throw off these gems they find permanent
Judgement in the Mucous membranes OF your
nose. throat and head and breed by millions.
The germs Of catarrh can be destroyed and
the infamed tissues permanently healed by
inhalinE the air q pure medicated oil Of
Hyomei pronounced High-o-me1. You
breathe its air into your nose. throat and
lungs by means Of a small hard rubber in
haler that Kelly & Pollard and other re-
liable druggists here in this vicinity furnish
with each large complete treatment. This
medicated. autiseptic air IS certain death TO
the germs OF catarrh andt drives them en-
tirciy out Of your system and when the
germs are destroyed the catarrh with its
obnoxious symptoms viii stop. Just two or
three minutes use viii give you blessed re-
lief while its use two or three times a day
for a few weeks will drive catarrh and every
symptom OF catarrh completely and entirely
from your system No catarrh sufferer can
afford to 80 another day without trying this
wonderful treatment as reliable druggists
everyHh here sell IL on positive guarantee OF
entire satisfaction or money cheerfully re-
fanded.-Advertisemen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
DAnY accord
Building Permits.

To. Francisco Avila. TO build a frams
] building at 55l5 Rivera street; estimated
To a. A. Reynolds. to build screen
: porch at llo1 North Oregon street; esti-
/ mated cost s2oO.
To Mt Franklin Fuel and Feed company.
, TO build frame club house at Coles and
I Missouri Streets estimated cost $3.50.
Deeds Filed.
Lots in Alexander additiou-E. c. HouEh-
kton ana wife. Of Dona Ana county n. NJ,
| to FL Paso Commercial company. an undi-
vided one-eighth interest in block 50: also
I in lotF IL TO 20 inclusive. block 81; and in
lots II TO Is. block Al. Alexander addition:
SO and other considerations: April l., 1915.
Lots in Hot Wells-B. Curtis TO y. o.
Plerson. Of Brewster county. lots Il, Is and
/ s. block S.. Hot Wells townsitc; considera-
uon So; April l.. 1915
Land in Socorro grant-IIallie B. Robin
son TO FL Paso Townsite company. survey S.
Socorro grant, containing ISIS acres. 1855
and other considerations. April z. 1915.
North side OF Corona street, between Mer-
chant and Thurlow strcets-GeorEe and
Lotte Celum 70 William MILLER, lots 81 to
%, inclusive block =. Bassett addition; SO
and other considerations: April i. 1915.
South side Of Bisbee street, between
Grama and Copis streets-CharlOtte L.
sharp to Bertha n Dudenbostel. lots 81
and %, block $50, East IL Paso addition
consideration $500; April .. 1915
North side Of Sacramento street between
MARTINEZ and Myies streets-Grand View
Realty company TO Charles T. Foster. west
one-half Of lot S, all Of lots 9. 10 and II.
ana the east One-half OF lot l.. block 10,
Grand View addition; consideration sSsS;
April ., 1915
Automobiles Licensed.
SLID. W. King. as California street;
Winton roadster.
s12-AdoIph Buchanan. Ysleta; Thor mo-
torcycle-
Licensed to Wed.
Charles Robert to Aurclia Brown.
Deaths.
JotiIla Flavills 1000 Tays April 1S one
year burial Concordia cemetery April IS.
Effanio Gomez. 1905 St Frain. April L.
aged SIX days burial Concordia cemetery
April u.
Reyes Gusman. 1917 Seventh street. April
l.. aged so years. burial Concordia Gene
terry April Is
Catsrino ViHaErau. GIL East 10th street
April Is. aged 10 years; burial Concordia
cemetery April Is.
Clemente SandovaL in canal near Texas
4 Pacific shops, aged q years; burial Con-
cordia cemetery April II.
Albert Hanna block ZOE Fort Boulevard.
April II, aged 50 years; burial Chester. Pa.
W W Davis corner seventh and Flor
euce streets, April s. aged &c years. burial
Coucordia cemetery April @
Mary Elizabeth Slight, Hotel Dieu, April
i, aged year burial Alpine Texas.
Birihs-Female-
To Mrs Tsidro Puente, 1910 Broadway,
To Airs- Diego Reyes. l1-- South Manzana
street; March 2s-
Births-NaIe
To Mrs. Cessrio Gomez, 1O05 St. Vrain
street. April Z.
To Ms Diego Reyes. Hee south 1Ianzana
street; March %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
FORT DAVIS MAY GET A RAILROAD

the road is completed and in operation
there viii be thousands of additional
acres put in fruit and alfalfa. as such
has not been done heretofore only be-
cause Of the poor shipping FACILITIES
However, there are now many hundreds
of acres in fine apple orchards aud al
falfa farms, some of which will equal
any in the United States. one of these
farms last year melted the owner over
$4,000 cash, and this year an additional
70 acres orchard Of young trees viii be
bearing and il is thought that his in
come viii exceed 100000. There are
many other smaller Orchardists who are
making Independent fortunes on small
orchards.
Fort Davis is known as the Scenic
Beauty Spot of the great southwest.
There is now great influx OF people
10 this county. as the recent discoveries
OF rich mining properties Of gold. cop
per and silver as well as coal. in addi-
ton to the enormous possibilities Of
fruit, trucking and poultry growing and
the great cattle industry here, is bring
ing people here in large numbers al
most daily .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
DOG SAVES WOMARS LIFE;
JUMPS FENCE, KILLS RATHER

Tucson. ARK, ApriI ia dos saved
the life Of Mrs. S. f. Schley. Of VAIL
near here, when she stepped into an
enclosure directly in front Of a five foot
rattlesuake. coiled TO strike Mrs
Schley screamed. The dog hurdled the
fence, landed on the rattlesnake and
fight was on. The dog killed the RATHER
after being bitten three times Nearly
dead from the poison. he was brought
to town for treatment by a veterinary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
GOVERNMENT FINISHES
TESTIMONY IN MAY CASE

The government has finished its tes-
itmony i'm the case Of John u. May, sam
Stratton and NJ Harrah. now on trlal
far as the prosecution is concerned, the
case is complete.
This afternoon the defence began re-
futing the evidence against the defend
ants. May and his codefendants are
charged with using the mails to de-
fraud. in connection with a Mexico land
selling scheme.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
Locked in S. P. Boxcar,
Mexicans Fast on Board
Fast Lordsburg Freight

The attention Of police officer was
attracted to box car ia the Southern
Pacific yards by an appeal from the
inside for water When the seals were
broken four men were found within,
hungary and famished for water.
To recorder q. G.. shannon the Next
cans told Q story OF having been ad-
mitted to the car at Lordsburg by a
brakeman whom they thought was be-
friending them But when they reached
Ell Paso no one was in the yards 10 re-
lease them
The MeXicans gave their names as
Felipe Herrera. Librado Vega. Ramon
Vega and Angel Caballcro. All but one
are boys. The cases against them were
dismissed when they expressed a de-
sire to secure work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
WEST TEXAS CONFERENCE
OF A. NJ. E. CHURCHES STARTS

About - delegates from all parts Of
west Texas were present at the African
Methodist Episcopal church, Wedues-
day morning. for a conference meeting
Of the FL PasO district.
There was a discussion on missionary
matters. both home and foreign The
program WI also include discussion
on educational matters and the queS-
ton Of raising funds for the y. II. l..
college at Waco. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
FOUR ARRESTED FOR SELLING
LIQUOR ON ELECTION DAY

-Four arrests were made Tuesday aft
ernOOn ON charges OF selling liquor on
election day The men we're transferred
10 the county jail Wednesday morning
and charges entered against them in the
county court
encenlc barrdu was arrested IN the
CincO de Mayo saloon Seventh and
stanton streets ErnestO Maritime and
Dionicio RumalOti i'm the Imperial bar
on South III FasO street. and Luis Sala-
Ear, i'm saloon under the Hidalgo thea
ter SalaZar Is charged in the county
court with selling liquor without a
license and the other three with selling
Iluor on election daE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
TWO MEN BREAK OUT OF
THE JAIL AT CARRIZ0ZO

Carrizozo. n ~. April 14.-Daniel
Sanoval, released on bond a short time
ago on a charge Of horse stealing and
later again bOund over for a like Of
Tense. and Cecil lesson. waiting action
Of the grand jury on a charge q for
gerry on the Exchange bank at this
place, broke jail last night They are
still at large
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
LAKE AT ELEPHANT BUTTE
TO BE STOCKED WITH FISH

The lake formed by the Elephant
Butte dam viii be stocked with fish
by the government at once, according
TO advfces received by Felix Martinez
from congressman W r smith The
CONGRESSMAN from this district was
urged several weeks ago by Mr.. Marti-
uez TO take up with the department OF
fisheries the matter OF stocking the
lake AT the big dam with fish He got
busy and was successful Mr. Mar
tinez said Wednesday that several diff
rerent kinds OF fish will be placed in
the waters already formed by that por-
ton OF the dam now completed. Trout
and carp. among others, VIII be placed
in the lake.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
GLOBE WOMAN DIES HERE
NJ LIE-n " = IN uEnNnul

Taken suddenly worse while en- route
TO Rochester. Mimi. for treatment at
the famous Mayo surgical institute,
Mrs Elizabeth Bronson. Of Globe. Ariz,
was taken from an eastboUnd train on
Monday night and rushed 10 a local
hospital where she died Tuesday.
The remains were shipped TO Globe,
Wednesday morning. by the Peak I'm
dertaking company. Mrs Bronson was
n years Of age AMI is survived by a
husband, one son. William StrOppe. one
daughter. Mrs. oscar Fuel, one sister,
Mrs W. TT. Norman. and a brother,
James Olds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14

The total vote for aldermen was as
follows: J. p, OConnor, 32O6; r. B.
stevens, 520f; W c. Jolly, $500; John
W. Fisher. 32Of.
". B. NcSain. for tax collector and
assessor, received $500; Charles A.
Kline, for treasurer, s2O5: Paul D.
Thomas. for judge Of the corporation
court. 5205.
John NJ Wyatt chairman of the city
executive committee. and Wade W.
Schreffler, Beuito Soils. J. S Lauier.
and S. J. Freudenthal, members Of the
executive committee, were all elected by
corresponding votes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
OVER 5000 VOTE
FOR TOM LEA
Without Opposition, Mayor
atty Candidate Receives
Big Ratification Vote.

Despite the fact that there was no
opposition to the Democratic ticket for
city offices an the election Tuesday,
good sized vote was cast in every pre-
cinct Tom Lea. candidate for mayor.
led the ticket by six votes, the total
vote cast for him being 500. a few
scratched their ballots and voted for
mayor G. T. Kelly. defeated i'm the pri-
maries by Lea, and one vote was east
for Ballard ColdWeu for recorder of the
corporation court The vote for Tom
Lea hv precincts was as follows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
OPERATIC CONCFRT 1000

reserved seats on sale at Ryau's. he
ginning Friday morning Of this week.
Exchange tickets are on sale al FToqtey
Jeweiry Co, Silberberg's. and First Ma
uonal bank. Price SI50. NafioDaI
Grand Opera Co. alI-star quartet Miss
Sarame Reynolds, Miss Margaret lar
man, Mario BodOIfi. ItaIo Picchi. in thu
greatest operate concert program ever
presented here. Management James
Graham McNary.- Advertisemcut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
THE ALHAaIBRA

\ inc program viii be seen az the
Alhambra today, consisting OF several l
oEe-part features. Love and T.iruboi
IS made in America comedy. with
d slTonS story and artistic acting. the
whole ending in a hilarious cii,,.,,-
Hearts TO Let is a fine VftagraDb
drama, with the popular faYorftes. go
delaney and Leah Baird The Ont
law Bride is a SeI.- drama, featur-
mo ON MIX and contains many tense
and thrilling situations.
saturday and Sunday viii apncsr
MISS Barbara Tenant. the charming
Il rench-Cansdian q .tress in srcf
Harte's story, "M'Iiss ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
JERRY SCOTS JAW CAUSES
POSTPONEMENT OF HIS TRIAL

The examination Of Jerry Scott,
charged with the murder Of Harry Nan
gle and with assault to murder on Hardy
White at the Borderland Inn. u miles
up the valley. April 1, has been tndefi-
nitely postponed because Of the con-
dition Of his Jaw. which was broken at
the time Of the tragedy.
The trial of Hardy White, Harry
Mack and c. L. Mullen. charged with
assault 10 murder in connection with
the affair. were also postponed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
Safety First and Service First

incident Is reported to us by man who was
IN one of the cars with his wife.
Contrast this with the. safe street cars IN
charge of sober, responsible operating men
who have passed rigid examination. The
cars are big, are built Of steel and are as safe
as a steel passenger coach, even the windows
having bars across them to protect the pas
sengers from accident. Every railroad cross
ing is tagged" by the conductor, passing
tracks are provided and everything done to
insure the safety Of the passengers.
The seats are roOmy and comfortable and
there will be no one sitting IN your lap or
standing on your feet before you get to the
end of the run. There Is no danger of the car
Overturning or colliding on the road and the
mOtOrman does not talk to the passengers, roll
cigarets, or make change while he guides the
car.
Safety first" is the slogan of the day and
safety first means riding IN the safe and
substantial street cars where seats are provided
for all rather than in a flimsy, second hand
auto with as many aboard as can climb in
and hang on.
The E PasO Electric Railway company
is responsible for the acts Of its employees and
1t gives instant attention to all complaints be-
cause it believes that safety first" means
service first.
What Of the fair weather concerns?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14

49, y D-tA AAAa4E AOAlA l.
The Wigwam's feature today will be
az attractive Edison called The
Phantom Thief" This is the Drama tic
mirrors prize picture. The we'll
known playwright mark Swan, wrote
an incomplete scenario and several
hundred contests wrote an ending
ana the best one was selected and
the films ending produced from il
Inc Edison people call THE Phantom
Inlet the one perfect play" and
they claim that il has enough action
IN II 70 make a five-reeIer. "His
graph.
tomorrow francis BUshman will be
seen IN Royalty released speciaI-
The Accounting" There will he NO
increase IN prices, although this pic
lure Is not IN regular servicc.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14

HAVE YOUR FURNITURE RE-
PAIRED AND REFINTSHED. SAME As
NEW We CHANGE THE FINISH
" HEN DESIRED. r. l.. ID DANIEL FuRNs
& MATT. FACT'T.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14

DEACE of mind Is a positive asset IN
these days of hurry, worry and nerve
strain Peace of mind Is seldom to be
found in a jitne automobile. From the time
the passenger enters the nickel car until he
leaves 1t or IS thrown out by an accident he
Is on a constant strain of fear lest the driver
run into some other car, the curb, building
or street car.
To Start with, the drivers of many of the
Ttne cars are persons who happen to be out
Of job at the time. 1t is a well known fact,
so well known as to cause comment, that some
of the drivers of the nickel cars know so little
about driving automobiles that the lives of the
passengers and the pedestrians are alike in
danger every minute they are at the wheel.
The passenger has no recourse even when
the driver IS running at rate of speed known
to be dangerous There IS no responsible
head to report the driver to.
One night recently on a nickel car the
driver stopped at the curb with load of pas
sengers, several of whom were women. A
number of other drivers of nickel cars were
assembled there and they proceeded to dis
cuss the affairs Of the operating company, its
scale of wages and other personal affairs
while the passengers waited.
The conversation was punctuated with
frequent oaths and other vile language which
could be heard plainly within the car. This
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
TODAY'S AMUSEaENTS


a Fool There Was begins two
Gay engagement at the Unique tomOr-
row This is Robert billiards great
est achievement and is adapted from
the classic Burns-Jones painting and
Eudyard hiplins's poem, The YAM
pire,' and written by orter Emerson
Browne. Miss Theda. Bara, the Paris
ian actress. who plays the vampire in
this production, admits that the
striking feature of her impersonatio
Is due to the careful schooling she
underwent to adopt a peculiar serpen-
tine walk which she uses with great
effect in this picture. A woman play
ing the vampire should be pantherish
IN her every pose and action, as well
as in mind. She should be cruel and
calculating. fascinating her victim as
cat fascinates its prey Miss Bara
plays this part in a way that classes
her one of the best photoplayers Of
today. This picture could be secured
for only the two days at present. but
the Unique management is now en-
deaTOrinS to secure a return showing
on what viii prove the most fascinat-
ing picture ever brought TO II Paso.
II order TO allow as many persons as
possible to see this feature, the UNIQUE
viii open its doors for the first show
At II a. m Thursday and Friday: the
second show viii start at 1880, then
> $3.50, 3. $50, 8, $50. The admission
VIII be - cents for adults and 10 cents
Tor en--AdvertisemeuL
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02

conya1escent. He is able to resume
his work at Salem College. where he
IS student
Walter Foreman Lynch who has
been Ill of severe cold for several
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02


BRISTOL, June 2-Julius Mat
they, prosperous farmer OF R-sF- d
route 40. l. has rented the Jackson
V. Carter farm consisting OF 13S.
acres, on lower Indian run- Mr.
Matthey is engaged In building a new
fence around the meadows and
making various other improvements.
This is an ideal grazing farm. and
for that reason Mfr. Matthey rented
it-he VIII Craze quite a good deal
of stock there this season
The agricultural lectures by Coun-
~ AGENT w D. linn In Tenmile dis
trfct were enthusiastically attended
by the farming populace Of the dis
trict last week.
some of our parvenu weather
prophets. with, much wagging OF
heads and wild gesticuiations. proph-
esied that ON Friday morning.May
%. there would be one OF the Sc
yerest and most mercIless Of frosts
that ever came down the pike. Ma
turallv. tRose who heard the Droph-
ecy which came like death sentence
became sick at the thought OF the
crops and. vegetation being destroyed
Frost, with Is hoary horsS.
was sure 20 come Friday morning.
Nav .. came an calm. and serene 20
sign of Kins Frost It was clouds
Cleveland Hickman. OF CherTy
Camp run. who mas been III for sew
eral days Of an abeess on 6fs race. u
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02

The other night when o'Hara in
troduced the song which tells of a
love in Erin's Isle the lights were
turned on suddenly and the entire
audience was in tears
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02

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