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Land gently rolling, productive. and
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
HERALD AD MEN
HAVE 4 DINNER
Are Guests of Advertising
Manager; Proprietors
Also Present.

W. NJ Laughlin. advertising manager
Of The FL Paso Herald, gave a dinner
party in a private dining room at Hotel
sheldon Wednesday evening to the
members of this staff-s0licitOrs. al
countants and collectors-at which
several heads of departments Of the
paper were also present.
After the dinner. the evening" was
pleasantly spent in a general discus
sion Of matters of interest to those
present Congratulatory talks upon
The Herald'S oun circulation figures
featured lei Of the conversation. and
expressions of enthusiasm and Op-
timism were the rule. The fact that
a Herald man never has to apologize
for or correct his statements about
circulation and rates was a fac dwelt
upon with satisfaction by the men who
90 out TO get the business. That The
Herald's circulation is open and above
board; that all statements are backed
up with facts. that the rate is the
same to all advertisers and that cut
ting Of rates is never permitted, was
emphasized with much satisfaction by
the men who have TO meet the space
buying public
Those present Of the advertising. col
lection and accounting staff were:
W. N. Laughlin. Norman z. Veazey, r
W. Veazey. Jeff DarnelL. A. W. Trotter,
r W Page, T. H. Foster, A II. Z.
Beckett and Norman z. Snodgrass. The
other guests were: H D. Slater. editor
and president; J. c. Wilmarth. general
manager; G.. 4. Martin. news editor; H
II. -Fris, circulation manager; Norman
Walker, city editor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
HOLT IN RACE
FOR THE SENATE
"Bull'' Andrews and Tom
Catron Also Out for Place;
Med Onald May Run.

Santa Fe. y ". Oct 21.-That the
political lineup at the election next
November viii depend very much upon
the workings Of the Bursum tax law is
the opinion expressed here by pOliti-
cians. As a matter Of fact no work
is being done by any candidates as Tar
as known. excepting three Of the Re
publican candidates for United States
senator.
Naturally. senator Tom CatrOn IS
busy fixing his fences for reelection.
Former delegate to congress. W II.
Andrews. has quietly begun his cam
paign for the senatorship, and friends
OF state senator Herbert B. Holt. of
Las Cruces. are making a determined
stan hunt for political support where Il
will count most in terms OF delegates
to the Republican state convention
Despite predictions TO the contrary,
il is conceded by Democratic workers,
that the Democratic st-te convention
will be conroled by governor W. c
Mcdonald and his friends and that they
Will come very near debating the line
NJ OF the state ticket.
It is rumored that governor McDon-
old Will be a candidate for the senate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
DA|RYING To Be
VALLEY INDUSTRY

Las Cruces. y. N. Oct 21-Lively in
terest is being taken by farmers Of the
Las Cruces section in the movement
started in the La Mesa and Chamberino
communities by West Side farmers TO
develop the dairying industry. The
plan proposed there to send the milk
from many dairy farms to FL Paso
daily by auto truck m a be taken up
also by MesiIla valley farmers with
Las Cruces as a supplemental market
The dairying proposition is appealing
TO the farmers in the Mesilla valley
many of whom are improving their
dairying stock by the purchase OF
bloOded cattle
To Play on Fair Grounds.
The game Of football which is ex-
pected to be witnessed by a large crowd
here tomorrow. will be played on the
Dona Ana county fair grounds. The
game will be between the AamOgordo
and Las Cruces teams. An auto parade
advertising the football game viii be
held tonight by the football enthu-
siasts-
Buys Chicken Ranch.
L. H. Hayden mas purchased the
chicken ranch Of W. NJ Balentne- He
and his wife are from Baltimore, Nd
To ship Bulls.
Henry Avant OF Engle will ship a
car load Of bulls to Engle today, hav-
Of Las Cruces
c. L. Beskmol Of Bisbee. Ariz-, was
a Las Cruces visitor yesterday
Pedro PinOn. wife and daughter. Celia
Of Fl Paso. stopped in Las Cruces yes
terday TO visit Mrs. PinOn's brother. on
her way home from a two months visit
in California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
THE COURTS
EIGHTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
James r. Harper. A n. Walthan and

EIGHTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
James r Harper. A NJ Walthan and z
T. Higgins. justices.
Motion Submitted.
Hart-Parr company vs. Alvin japanese
Nursery Co, from Harris. appelIees' moHo1
to dismiss the appeal.
Motions OEerruled.
The Irans-Pecos Land & Irrigation 20 -
Arno Cooperative Irrigation Co. from
Reeves. appelee's motion to strike out brief
P Albert Cooney vs.. Newton Eastman
81 al, from Reeves. motion OF plaintiff
IN error to strike out brief OF defendant in
error.
Motion Granted.
Southern Gas & Gasoline Engine Co. Ct
al, vs. J J. Nicholson. ct al. from Harris
agreed motion to postpone submission until
November Is.
Affirmed.
Joe Navarro rs ~. Lamana. from Harris
A Richardson. IT.. ct al. vs. Peden
Iron & Steel company. from Harris
Lockwood Investment Co.. vs.. NJ. p. Geisei-
man. from Harris
Reversed and demanded.
J. W Carter Music company VS. n Bailey.
from Harris
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
Woodrow Wilson and Burt
OrndOrf, One President to
Another, Swap Messages

Burt Orndorff has had a letter from
Woodrow Wilson. M president TO an
other. When the engagement Of the
president and Mrs. Norman Gault was
announced the chamber OF commerce
sent an invitation to the president ask
ing him to be the guest OF FL Paso.
with the new Mrs. Wilson, on their
honeymoon trip to the fair. Thursday
morning Mr.. OrndOrff received the fol-
lowing letter from the white nouse.
Your message of October 9Th has
given Mrs. Gault and me great pleas
ure and we want TO thank you for it.
I am sorry TO say that I cannot, at
present. contemplate so long a journey
as would be required in a visit to FL
PasO. I hope that it will be only a
pleasure deferred"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
Sheriff. SAYS
FREE COLONIES
Former Argentine Minister
Says Time Ripe to Ask
Europe to Quit Americas.

Buffalo, y. Y, Oct 2I-The time Is
ripe for the United States to ask Eu-
ropeau countries TO r~elinQuish posses
sion of their colonies in the western
! hemisphere, in the opinion Of Charles
H. Sheriff.. former United States min
Z lister to Argentns, who delivered a re-
{ address along this line De
I fore the University Of Buffalo today
1t is very doubtful if ever again
the United States will be in a better
/ condition TO ask favors of Europe than
il is at present. said Mr.. Sheriff. IN
referring to the fact that European
nations were seeking financial assist
ance in this country as never before;
and he declared the United States owed
il 10 her sister republics TO ask Europe
peoples themselves all cOlonial terri
tory in the western hemisphere
The speaker did not make il entire
y clear whether he would include Can
ada in the bargaining for independence,
saying only. Canada can have ner
independence whenever she likes II,
but continues her connection with the
British empire by her own volitiOn-"
Of freedom for the Guianas, British
Honduras and such European colonies
Thinks Now Is the Time.
He said, in part:
In the life of a nation. Just as IN
that of an individual, there may come
an opportunity SO obviously one for
useful service as to make OF the oppor-
tunity a pressing duty I believe that
such an opportunity is now ours Dy
reason Of Europe's wish for vast credits
and loans in our country l believe
that because Of this unprecedented
state of international affairs. We can
now perform such a service for Pan
A~mericanism as has never been pos
sible sire Monroe pronounced his IA
nous warning TO Europe. and which
may never be possible again
ETr-nnaHu NRaI Of MnnRE
1T is very doubtful if ever again
viii the United States be in better po-
sitiol TO ask favOrs of Europe than II
is at present. and it is vastly better TO
seek Pau-American peace as a favor
than by force And III IS the position
at present. Foreign loans and credits
10 European nations are being tloated
here as never before, and those nations
in their need are turning TO us as prob
ably never again viii they have 10
turn. Doesn't his state of affairs give
US so peculiar an opportunity as TO
make of the opportunity a duty-a duty
owed by US to all our sister republics,
and to the majestic memories of wash
ington and Monroe Is this not the
psychological moment which those two
Sreat statesmen would have felt Obliged
to employ
Would BE True AItruism.
such q request from Us TO the Eu-
ropcan powers would be rich in that
true altruism which is the backbone OF
Pan-Americanism as il is OF the Non
roe doctrine, because we would be ask
ing nothing for the United States. no
territory, nOthing-Dut everything for
the liberty and assured peace Of the
western hemisphere Besides. the re
quest would come from a nation with
clean hands. the nation which freed
Cuba and then left her free, not once
but twice II is not unfair for US to
ask others to act as We have already
acted ourselves I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21

chase Of window shades were referred
10 the external committee
Bid for School Funds
One bid. that Of the Rio Grande Val
ley Bank & Trust company. for school
treasurer, was received. The bid Of
fered . IL percent interest and daily
balances credited each month. and
granting overdrafts within the law.
The bid was signed by T. ". Wingo,
vice president of the bank The bid
was referred to the finance committee.
Supt- R J. Tighe stated that there are
now 1000 pupils enrolled at the Beall
school and that there is need of six ad-
ditional rooms at the school.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
Normal School Girls To
Learn Electric Cooking

Silver. City. y. NJ. oct 21-Cooking
by electricity will be taught by the
domestic science classes at the New
Mexico normal school in the future.
Instead Of the old gasoline stoves. the
normal school Will install electric cook
stoves and the students viii be taught
how to operate the stoves.
The power viii be furnished Ly the
Silver City Power company. if the ar
engagements for the electric cooking
stoves are made and the students viii
be given regular courses in electric
cooking.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
41ST DISTRICT COURT.
p II B-Tra nHaaFTF.-

Camille & Tullans vs. Southern Pacific,
damages to cattle shipment: filed
Curtis Beaudett vs.. City Of El Paso. suit
for $4,000 damages for personal injuries;
filed.
A z Gordan vs. Southern Pacific. suit
for S25,000 damages for personal injuries;
filed.
John A. Wiley vk Southern Pacific. suit
for $4,000 damages for personal injuries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
s4TH DIsTRICT COURT.

DWW n WWNN"WW8 NN"IIII-a
J. A Bradford vs.. Kate L Bradford.
divorce. filed.
Ernest Z. Rosecrans vs.. Guadalupe S. Rose
Grams. divorce: filed.
Roy Bros. by next friends. Mary and
Frank Bros. vs.. Texas g. Pacific. suit for
$4,000 damages for personal injuries; filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
65TH DISTRICT COURT.
Leigh CLARK Pnesidinr

D. Baker smith VS. Hines Lumber and
Coal company, suit on contract. filed.
Amelia GOllniN vs. the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance company ct al. suit on
insurance policy: filed.
J. A. Porrier vs. Southern Pacific. suit for
S25,0O0 damages for personal injuries; filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21

SOFT, WHITE HANDS by using
WITCH HAZEL CREAM. % cents per
bottle. delivered to any part OF the
city or postpaid to any address. % and
so cents. hi WARNER DRUG CO.,
Telephones Isl and 7S2-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
STATES DISTRICT COURT.
N. =. MnxeN PrrsIhfnn

United States VS.. Harry Steinberg. vfo-
lation white slave" act: defendant pleaded
guilty and was sentenced TO nine months
in the county jail.
United States vs.. Pascual Orozco. ct al.
forfeiture OF $500 bond: Orozco found TO
be dead and vile made party 10 suit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21

Avondale Brand Oats J. what makes
them better Avond lie oats are put I'D
IN a paraffine-Iined. moisture proof and
alright packages. Absolutely sanitary
and free from bugs and weeviL-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
Ash ERE At NonN HOUR.

An ash fire at the home Of H. W
Williams. 1105 Nevada street. caused
an alarm At 1885. There was no
damage as the fire was put out with a
bucket of water.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
COUNTY COURT.

Adrian Eools FresluAuE.
Charles r. Hunt and Alice Casey Hunt vs..
d. S. Williams, suit for rent filed
X w Blumenthal vs.. Joe Dunno. suit on
note: filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21

For n quick sale list your property
with ". H. Austin, Herald Bldg, los
San Francisco St-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
LEIGH CLARk sPECIAL JTDGE.

q Leigh Clark was elected special Judge
of the 65th district court Thursday
morning to sit during the absence Of
judge Ballard Coldweu. who has been
called TO New Orleans as a witness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
JUSTICE COURTS.

j. j. Murphy Presiding.
state Of Texas VS. F. Lepe, speeding: de-
PENDANT pleaded guilty and was fined IS
and costs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21
Circus Holiday.

An order was passed granting a hall
holiday on October % to permit chill
dren to see the Al c. Barnes circus. The
resignation Of Miss Margaret Mcbride
as teacher was accepted. An appro-
priation Of SIS was authorized to pur-
chase talking machine records to assist
in the study Of music. The purchase
Of chairs for the manual training de-
partment Of the AOy school and the pur-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-21

NEW YORK CITY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-05

slider thu " hat YOU designate as the
prestige or the De POnt people would
initiate directly against c0mpeti-
tor seeking a contract with the gov
eminent
NIr. Waddeu. The officers of the
army and navy, and particularly OF
the army. come into intimate contact
with Senator Henry =. Du Point, of
Delaware. who is chairman OF the
Comm ttes ON Military Affairs Of the
Senate. tSeaator Du Pout is not now
Chairman. bus a member OF the Mill
tary affairs Committed That posi-
tiea gives him p strong influence
comparSl with that of an outside
manufacturer. and in stating this ] do
not want to reflect TO any officer, but
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-05
PLAN MEETING TO
NAME CANDIDATES
REPUBLICANS WILL MAKE AR
RANoEmENTs FOR JUDICIAL
CONVENTION TOMORROW.
All Of Present Judges Of This Circuit
Seeking Reconciliation Other
Parties Are Quiet.

A meeting Of the old republican
judicial committee OF the 18th dis
trict as wei as the county executive
committee OF the district viii be held
tomorrow afternoon at . O'Clock in
the supervisors room at the court
house at which time plans Tor C. O.
= convention - place judicial candi-
dates IN the field will be considered.
\ date and place for the convention
viii be determined.
The judicial committee Is composed
OF J. 3 Oakleaf. Moline. W. T.
Church. Aiedo and y. c. Ward. Sterl-
ing. The gathering is made necessary
because OF the recent ruling % the
supreme court. exempting judicial
elections from the provisions Of the
primary law. This has forced a re
turn 20 the old time convention plan
or naming candidates for the supreme
and circuit bench.
All OF the present judges OF the
1sth circuit are candidates FOR the re
publican nomination again. u IS said.
They are r W. Oimsted. Rock Is
land. r C.. Graves. Geneseo: r. u.
Ramsay. Morrison. Il Is not believed
there win be no opposition from with
90 the ranks % the party.
Other Parties Quiet
None OF the judicial committees Of
the other parties has called meet
iuEs. as Tar as known and whether
there Vm De judicial candidates
named by the democrats and bun
moose. remains 60 be seen.
While the supreme court had held
that the primary law does not apply
90 judicial elections. bills seeking TO
make mandatory the nomination OF
supreme and circuit judges az prim-
AIRY elections. have been introduced
iu the general assembly az Spring
field. Rock Island. Mercer. White
side and Henry counties are In this
circuit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-05
DISAPPEARANCE or GIRL
SHOWS UP A DOUBLE LEE

Ene laver. Conn March Prob
.rE tFr fiearr. eraurr OF LILLIAN Nay
cook fH~ 1rFerro.d Errusiyu eiri
ahn Vanished from ftr s. $50 o. Is.
er-r re-f ago ftr police uncovered
remarkable rase of dual personality.
N.re.rIuE Msyo. props rtrr OF ihc
aiaya Radiator rur.palF. flr Girl
employer. ula.-tatr. luxurious home
"rrr tu aHieH FL. ana uiE wife reside
alone They a.re u1 children. iu
Fr91s.Fr there lives woman known
aH sIrs. u. Dudley. T'irsr Girls live
E.ta he- Two OF frrm are daughter.
uf herself end Mayo
eyes, know fH- woman .u H-o1t-
Eu known aa Mrs. Dudley" Mayo
said erIrr. Err Irrs iu a house
nru fur-r. Two ~ t.r e.riF with her
e-- our fruEEters. q haven't ems re-
r~t .H- r.a eors.st ions. and neither
aa FHs sr1w Urn mo- angel and Q
frr't care what fTe people saw
a.as1 declared t.e BROOKLYN wc-
rrtU's lHwH r rtf Waterbury he
declared rhe was r.. former stcnus-
slrhr- .r Sees Hasau.
-ft .s flIr to connect The Cook rirI
ritl tuls Dudley affair. though.
Hasr declared -Traf l'tfia cook =Iri
doesn't know anything about it s.
prrTr. Eet'.- eri fhan she never
lived
s. Glow wac found .n rte Coos gifts
cas-, TODAY utru Mayo received o. le--.
tHr from % friend &C. Springfield. Mass.
aav.le che riri uaE seen the=e frW
trye 1sr. Later policeman here
stated chat te had seen the slrl board
o taIr fr- Springfield WORD was 1t
ruc~ cent to Spriusncid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-05
| REMARKABLE MEDICINE

a frw Years ESQ suffered from sid
-ey trouble t1 such an extent I thought
uas dryeicpirE serious kidney
trouble. tried Lifh'a water and tab
Tots without relief then tried several
4octora without ans help from them
.u the least Aiy kidneys became so
bad that . made the remark az the
time that 7 would not live until Christ
rms. Z slv swamp-Root advertised in
a paper end having tried everything
else without relief. 8 resolved 90 try %
and obtained "a hot'ic-beforc taking
thr cutsrc contents was entirely
cured and feel as 10 bad obtained a
new lease on life
am very thankful for what DR..
EumcF's Svamp-Boot has done for me
ana cousi6eE "a wonderful medic
cine
Yours very truly.
GEORGE r. INGRAM.
Creiika. Alabama
Subscribed and sworn 90 before me.
this Teth day OF uiy. 1908.
JOE ~. SMITH.
Notary Public. Lee County. Ala
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-05

This Yacht made excursions between
Washington and Iudianhead, and the
general Information OF the country
in REGARD tc the actions of the pow
der trust ir Washington was suftici-
cat Tor anyone 20 have Information
IN regard go Them
Mr. Waddeil. The main reason why
an outside company can not compete
Tor the trade of the Army and Navy
is the prestige OF the Du Pont Co,
that has built up here through a sys-
tenn which as been installed here in
and is being worked 10
the limit.
Question Lee us understand what
Won mean by that How do you CON
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-05
FIGHT over WILL
OF RICH FARMER
Io-S M'ooNhLo. WHO DIED re
GENTLY At MiLRs. LEFT
$4,000 ESTATE
ttas Lest 20 s- ois.riss.-s Arsr7
So Pss- % lsnss css-sy.
is~a.

Wrea John Mcuorala. a wealthy
iowa sarner died az ,fuen. or Jan.
c. be- issr bssiad slr an estate r1llsd
FOL. S19Cla at Ce1te- Junction. Iosa.
az a 500 ssies attorneys e,ain Co b.
orc 81 rs- veirfest ias,~umeutr on
record
flaf m tar estate pas beqzraEle1
rr relatives. rar reaaiuds~ aas
..-rat aV-- rl tFe Worfic@Ifo State
.nrs 90 Wsrties.l1. az tfs alIrzr1
le.ses OF u-ary 81 Carre1tsr. enc
a f.r p-.er.9ai st1~Slo.es-E. f1~ Gf@.
r..arrleH aHorE the poor. ree1v End
deserving people OF J1r-s cuenty.
.sF n- such grserVlrE people as
r esEe t1 teHs eu1Ety seeking
aI rr-atunaf 1r Gaze. $50 raarrfe-
Cons arr~ made al 90 age. co.or. Sex.
r-. .a4s 5ejIrf Or aalioaatlfq. aHd fa~
r-..rset Errr Eigra f4c poser t1 usr
..e aaerF at tavy Grsmea proper
a. asra8er CO heirs were nor rers-=a-
.Hres I thr alu. aaG they have .ustl-
.-t l-aII PROCEEDINGS o. have stale
a.r aside Tsa case Soc ESQ 5lafnE.rrs
t- haaas .t Attorney isaac
r-s-rsaerE-r 90 uasvsaEors Wla aiu
ar- sFsar.atc4 f.ars e. Watrruaa ~
.asrr5art. ag4 utE4rs. .asGa--.s. 1
81 BASEBALL OF Cedar EacfIs. Tts ease
H a- heard .a Eur doaas county als-
ef resEf H rhe Way teFal. rar Co.
s. was Formerly "a .frss 1s feas
...a
Tr .as.aaFs G.1 aar eae.rsr tr
s#Hss..F OF enc VIT re probate on
eF T.rs a,i-rr. ElTrfee. tsaE