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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-23
MINE
SHIPPING ORE
Rise of Lead Ore Is Making
Property Pay; Nippess
Mine Sold for $4,000.

Douglas. Ariz.. June 23.-The Lead
Vile mine in the Chiricahua district is
again producing, according TO George
a walker. interviewed at san Simon
when he had arrived there from Para
disc He brought the camp into promi-
now that lead has climbed TO a good
value Mr. Walker has just shipped
carload Of rich ore to the FL Paso
smelter, and expects to ship two car
days
me Nippers property consisting Of II
Claims, owned by Duffner and Walker,
mas been bonded to Douglas people for
Sl6,OOO, II is reported. Work was TO
have started June Is on a tunnel
Mr. Walker confirmed reports OF the
striking OF 200 feet Of ore on the Hill
top property
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-23
Are You dy
For Your Trip? Take
HO RLIC KS
NJ allied MILK

with you when Yachting, Camping,
Motoring, Fishing, or Golfing.
A nutritious, satisfying Food-DTink ready
in moment. A good light lunch when
tired or run down. Simply dissolve in water,
hot or cold. A fine nights rest is assured
II you take a cupful hot before retiring.
Our Lunch Tablets are the acme Of con-
venient nourishment. Dissolve few
IN the mouth when fatigued or hungry.
Sample free, HORLICK'S, Racine, Wis.
20 no Substituted IS agpst as Good'
as B0RLick'S, the Original
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-23
MANY PLAN TO MAKE DAM
TRIP ON FOURTH OF JULY

So many applications for tickets for
the chamber OF commerce excursion to
the Elephant Butte dam on July 4 are
being received that the allotted num-
Der. 12O. may be doubled. Should this
be done the entire excursion Will be run
on one train to the junction. where it
will be transported on two specials 10
the dam.
Day fireworks at the dam will be a
feature of the excursion. Arrange
ments have been made with the Harvey
house to prepare the lunches. which
viii include a regular picnic menu.
The excursion viii leave at a. m.
and return at Z p. m, with a 80 minute
stop at RiucOn on the return trip.
Tickets viii be placed on sale at the
chamber Of commerce late this week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-23

Of the International Brick company,
was another caller Tuesday evening to
examine the drawings Of buildings,
many Of which viii be built with brick
from the s25O.000 plant he manages. A
drawing OF the office Of the brick com
pany is one OF the EXHIBITS at the
architectural show.
Civic Center ExhIbifB-
The Chicago. Minneapolis and SYRIA
cuse civic center plans attracted more
attention than any other group OF
drawings at the exposition These were
carefully studied by the callers, especial
" the business men and city Officials
and many discussions Of how these
plans could be adapted to FL Paso
needs were held in front OF the civic
center section. The Chicago drawings
by D. H. Bernham were especially IN
teresting, as they show, In detail the
wide scope Of the plans for the beaut1-
ficatfon Of Chicago by the widening OF
streets now lined with massive build
iues the establishment Of civic CEN
ter on the lake front. the erection OF
fountains in the wide boulevards, the
lining Of Michigan boulevard and otner
drives with parking and trees ana tne
ARRANGEMENT Of the lake 'front.' lIselL u
give the best possible haroor Iaclilt -
and at the same time enhance the
beauty OF the lake front
Exposition Is Free.
The exposition will continue during
the remainder OF the week An orcnes-
ira is furnishing music each evening
the exhibition hall has been filled with
palms. and punch is served to everyone
who calls to see the exposition me
members OF the architects association
are acting as guides during the Wees
ana are showing the crowds the dlt-
ferent sections and explaining IN De
tail the drawings which make up the
exhibits.
This evening h D. Slater VIII gite
lecture on The CITY
Paautiful" There is no admission
charge to any Of the exhibits and the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-23
MOOSE START CAMPAIGN TO
GET BIG SANITARIUM HERE

Hundreds Of letters describing the
many advantages Of Ell Paso as a site
for the Moose sanitarium. are being
prepared by the pubucity bureau and
are being sent to Moose lodges
throughout the country. together with
copies Of the Brief Facts About FL
Paso" booklets.
Wednesday the Moose opened an Of
flee in the chamber Of commerce build
ing, in charge Of Z. +. Phelan. to take
charge OF the campaign Of publicity.
which viii be continued up to the time
Of arrival Of the big Moose delegation
to San Diego, which viii pass through
FL PasO on July 16.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-23
Simple Solution
DiSSOIVeS
Hair GT0WthS

There is only one safe and sure way
Of Getting hairs off the face, arms or
neck. and that is to dissolve them. then
you destroy the hair roots entirely To
do this, simply get an ounce OF sulfo 50
luton from your druggist; apply the
solution with the finger tips to the
hairs keeping them moist for a Few
minutes, you viii soon see the hairs
shriveI up and dissolve away entirely
After washing, you viii find the skin
is left soft and smooth as velvet
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-23
OFFICIAL RECORDS n Pr ! P 5!55f: R R::s5

ton; consideration S12L5O; June 7. 1913.
Automobiles Licensed.
3757-John Z Quaid. eIs Ange street:
five passenger Overland.
373s-wm. Brit. SOS North Fl Paso street;
Sears runabout.
37ss-Mrs. R. F. ConneIl. Fort Bliss: five
passenger Ford.
374O-Globe Mills. FL Paso; two passenger
Ford
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-23
COALITION GOVERNMENT
IN AUSTRALIA PLANNED

Melbourne Australia. June 25.-The
movement for a coalition government
for the commonwealth OF Australia I'M
til the end of the war appears TO be
growing in strength.
Both the Age (Radical) and the Argus
CLiberal) urge the gravity OF the situa-
ton and demand a real sinking Of
party politics in the national arena
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-23
KILL COCKROACHES
Easy matter to Exterminate These
Filthy Pests

Filthy Pests
Even feeble Imagination can think
Of the germs the cOckrOach must bring
as II crawls around the kitchen and
pantrv. communicating and spelling
food Now is, the time to kill off the
ccchroaches and free your home from
the repulsfve insects A dozen cock
reaches killed now is better than XIII
ing hundreds later.
A tvro-ounce box OF Stearn's Electric
Paste which you can get for twenty-five
cents from any druggist viii rid your
home Of cockroaches or water bugs II
is much better than powders, as II can
not blow away and get into the food
Easy to use and an absolute eNterrnl-
nator. Directions in fifteen languages
in every package.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-23
HEADQUARTERS LOCATED
N RREGCnT,n EnR SIN


Phoenix. Ariz.. June 23.-The head
quarters of the Arizona Chapter Of the
American Mining congress have been
transferred from Phoenix to Prescott
for the summer Secretary John H
Robinson will have his office in the
mile-high civ till Sentemher.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-23
SELLS HALF INTEREST
IN BILLY MACK VINE

Parker. Ariz, June 23.-W- H
Tharpe, who recently acquired a half
interest in the Billy Mack Mack mine.
six miles north of Parker. has sold half
his interest to Alan KissOck, Of New
Jersey Mr.. KissOck is to be personally
in charge of operations at the Billy
Mack. Within a few days 30 men @ill
be at work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-23

Harrisburg, Pa. June 23.-The state
board OF pardons Tuesday night an
nounced that 1t had refused TO recon-
mend pardon for Mrs Helen Boyle. the
accomplish of James Boyle. her hus-
hand i'm the kidnapping Of billy"
Whitla from his home at Sharon, Pa.
in March, 1909
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-23

says pounds imported
F.
expertg gives he own recipe for max tea:
pOonfu
has boiling
preferably
which has also been scalde md serve fomth
permits to the tea
good; bad brewing makes it bad
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-25

ment! )" said Knolys to his listener, and
experience"
then added for his own satisfaction:
She'll come back chastened in spirit
l hope, after having profited by this
But that did not satisfy his hearer
Il really believe you're glad she's in
troubled" cried Susan Ambie.
mot that But I shall be glad il
citizens in their corporate capacity are
able for once in her life to demon
strate to my good wife that she can't
do everything she likes with every
body I've tried-her friends have
tried-society has trfed-perhaps the
Government will succeed"
Miss Ambie retorted in bravado tina,
| was somewhat tempered by an accus
ing tearfulness: Then I'll go back
alone Carries my dearest friend
And I can't help it If I'm not strong
! enough to stand by quietly and see hel
die of modification. Oh, Carried" con
cluded the orator, with an adoring re
lief. mingled with fear lest she had
said the wrong thing.
The doorway framed the svelte
1.-the figure of a woman of forty. She
lldu Iuc SIdCC VI SOlHC JUL
gle creature, but none of the fire. Hel
soft hair just missed being tawny
Her red mouth was not quite scarlet
Her blue eyes were shrewd rather
than provoking. In the conscious
grace and insolence of her trailing
blue gown there lay an artificiality
, that made it a weapon most danger
Gus to herself
Most women approach life as small
boy faces the temptation Of an apple
tree! Some stand timorously in the
distance waiting for a kindly farmer
to come and offer them his fruit. Some
grub under the branches or at the
roots for what they may gather there
and try not to see when their por
ton is worm-eaten or rotten.
Others shake the branches boldly
nor care If the descending storm OF
richness strike their uncovered heads
And there are those who persuade a
companion to climb the branches
face the danger and hand down to the
skulker in ambush the choicest fruit
OF such was Caroline Knolys. She
knew how to make other people take
her risks The fruit of life had never
been the desire of her heart-it had
been always the calculated whim OF
her mind. But no woman can escape
her heritage; it is to want something
one day and want it fiercely enough
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-25
A Sparkling New Serial Story
Novelized from the Broadway Success

piled Knolys. I've got to keep buying
in to steady them"
III you're financially embarrassed
I'll lend you, Herbert-but ! won't in
vest"
! Really. Caroline. your generosity
overwhelms me-" replied the man iron
ically.
Not at all. I know you have col
lateral
Il still hope to worry along without
placing myself under financial obliga-
tions to you
Caroline folded her paper and laid
II down Quickly-then she dulled the
, glowing ash Of her cigarette. As she
swung herself to face her husband. she
looked at him through narrowed eye
lids. No cat of the jungle ever eyed
her prey with pleasanter impersonal-
ity.
Hubert, I've often thought you re-
sented my having independent means"
she said II was her opening gambit In
a game she meant to play through with
sureness and finality.
! It's foolish of me: but I believe II
might have made some difference In
our lives If you'd been"-
If I'd been depending upon you for
everything" smiled the woman re-
motley
ITO Be Continued.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-25

''Ah! trouble in the customs?' said
Mr.. Knolys with a dawning under
standing of Miss Ambie's sudden
need of him.
"They have dared to suspect us
your wife and mel" cried Susan indig-
nantly.
"You mean they've found you out, l"
corrected the man gravely.
I'm not speaking for myself" re-
turned Miss Ambie coldly. Repartee
was not in her conversational code;
she dealt in facts-as she saw them.
"All your wife's trunks are held.
When l saw they were going to be dis
agreeable, I declared everything. But
suddenly I realized that a vulgar in
spector woman had been watching
Caroline. l saw her take Carrie off,
concluded Susan in climax of horror
at the thought of such as the "inspec-
tor woman" laying hands on the sa-
cred person Of Caroline Knolys.
The husband of that lady was grim
ly relieved. Good" he exclaimed with
expressive simplicity. In another
walk Of life, he would have wrung his
hands with gleeful satisfaction.
Miss Ambie recoiled. Carries told
me many things; but never believed
you could be SO heartless."
1--WE been prepared for this for
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-25
Chief Cause of PirnpleA
Blotches, Sallow Skin
(MessenRsr Of Healthy

Unslghtly eruptions. .pimplea boils.
olotches. Rallow or muddy skin. usually
are duo to a sluggish liver. constipated
wel-and polluted blood stream as .
consequence. How foolish In such cases
20 resort to outward applications. which
can never have natural, permanent re-
suits. II more people only knew II: there r.
any drug store: which i Is effeet;ve =. i
formula, long recognised by the medical
profession. Which has been put "a r. tablet aa
now b deprived OF it, wonderful bsas-
ots.
''eentanol tablets"-that'e he 1sme-
oso entirely vegetable and there's -
habit; foInias insreeieot You ped an, Sny
one at bedtime 70 realise there's nothing
else quite so good for the p::rrose The
ing. ana instead Of weakening after
erect you feel truly rssrsshed and invif viz,
the finest remedy :nown for const:pation
and torpid liver. but offer tho sanest,
most sensible treatment for complexioa
$inicTl:ies OF the "ha-ac'e- cntiGSco
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-25
True Secret of Keeping
Youthful Looking
(Ths Beauty Eee1scy

The real secret q keepirs youne-leet.
SnG and beautiful" Gays . Wsil-knowD
hysieniss. lis to keep the liver and bow.
els normally active Without these Re.
Quisites. poisonous waste products -.
main " the system, po'iuting III: blood
joints. One becomes nabb<. obese. nerv.
01s, mentally sluggish. auIl-eysd. vran.
kIod ana sAiloW OF facA
But 70 get Liver and bowels working
Sssh Ss, Ss.n Ut. ss
tunatsly. there y z prescription e un:
questioned merit. which may now b had
In convenient tablet form. Its veine 70
due largely e an ingredient derived froru
the humble May apple. o. IL root. which
h.s been called xsss.sbl. e.lom:. be;
course 1t 10 not 70 be chased with the
real calomel Of msrcuriai origin. There
10 no abit-forminE constituent In 'ssuta.
mel tablets-that'S the name-and their
use !: not followed BY weakness Or cx-
lee Vegetable tablets tend to inpaIe
tinal wall Sentanel tablets. which may
be procured from any druggist-a 4imSS
worth win do-win prove a revelation
any const!oat~d. Hver-t-r'"i" cersc~
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HerHuSband'S Widow

her. I was able to render her small
services"-he blushed-"you see some
times these Levantines would pre-
sumo on her position, and all that
She was unduly grateful for
the help / rendered her once or twice
She liked me to take her about |
feel bit of cad for telling you, and
it may sound absurd to say it, but,
well, the fact is she fell in love with
me. You see 1 was younger then, and
Of course she didn't know many Eng
lishmen. Anyway, it seems she did.
yes. I don't doubt that" said Les
lie, smiling at his confusion, "but
were you ever in love with herr"
She waited his answer, conscious of
the throbbing of her heart.
"Oh. Lord, no! Never! That's a
fact
Are you in love with anybody
now"
She was smiling, but he looked up
sternly.
Yes, I am. With the woman I have
loved ever since l met her at Hast
ings. I love YOU"
She turned her face to the wall that
he might not see the sunlight that
had broken through the mist of her
tears and flooded her whole being.
II answer your question" he said
quietly, but do, not venture to hope
after all that has passed.
She turned on him, threw her arms
about his neck, and drew down his
face and kissed him.
IF you would care to marry me
again some time this year. she whis-
pered, II should be rather pleased
But not at registry office this time.
THE END.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-25

tinctly nettled. If there is one thing
that annoys man more than hopeless
feminine competence it is serene COM
petence that scorns his aid A man
has weapons to meet every form of
feminine whim or emotion. But before
utter indifference he is utterly dis
armed.
How about the difficulty with your
trunks" he asked. "Why did you send
for me?"
didn't send for you," smiled Caroline.
displaying a mastery masculine abil-
ity to answer questions and give no
uncalled for information.
"My dear. did that woman search
you?" asked Susan.
Me? Oh. no! l very soon put her
in her place. And then besides l was
very careful to have nothing on my
person.
"Caroline, there's been quite en-
oueh of this bantering. Did you make
a declaration? asked her husband.
Sufficient for all practical purpos-
es." smiled the lady, with the compla
cency of one who enjoys batting a
victim as long as no blood is spilled
She settled into an easy chair and
nonchalantly picked up paper. Miss
Ambie, taking the hint, offered to
busy herself arranging for servants by
phone. She vanished through side
door.
How do you stand her." gasped
Knolys. women who might be dub
bed bachelor maids or "spinsters'
have a certain claim on masculine
chivalry and attention. but the pre-
destined old maid be she ever so
warmly human to look upon, does not
fit in with the masculine scheme of
things"
"She pays her way and is very use
full replied Caroline without taking
her eyes from the paper before her
Il dare say, but to me she's simply
an interfering nuisance"
Still reading, Caroline tossed back
her reply. NO She's a constitutional
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-25
BY EDMUND q. D'AUvERGNE.

He had a fight with Erdsley after
you left, apparently. From the marks
on his throat 1t is presumed that Erds-
ley tried to strangle him, that he
threw him off, and that Erdsley fell,
striking his head with fatal effect
against the edge of the table Sir
Ralph seems to have died few min
utes later from heart failure. My
poor father!"
Her tears fell freely. After all, some
one did remain to mourn for the dis
reputable old swindler and roue
I'm sorry" said Victor, after a
pause. HE wasn't such a bad sort
He died no doubt in an endeavor to
defend your interests. It's a good
thing Erdsley has gone" Then his
eyes became troubled. But now,
what is your position and the boys?
If this marriage Of ours is discovered,
may there be other heirs?"
Leslie Smiles Even
Through Her Tears.
Leslie smiled proudly through her
tears. She drew herself up and stood
looking round the room. Heirs" she
repeated scornfully. Il am the owner
OF this place and river, and all that
Oswald ever owned. Listen, Victor.
This morning by the merest accident
I discovered the last will OF my I'M
Gle, James Morven, my mothers broth
err. He died six months before his wife
from whom Oswald took the estate
She either knew nothing of this
Will--let us think that-or, we'll. she
suppressed it. My uncle had only just
heard of my existence when he made
that will, few hours before his death
Before and after his marriage he had
acquired by mortgage, by settlement,
and by purchase every rod of land that
constitutes the Varney property.
He left it all to me by name. ex-
ca2ting an annuity--a generous one
to his wife. Oswald Of course, never
knew this. The property was never
rightfully his or his aunt's. 1t should
have been mine long before I mar
ried him. It's mine''-there was a tri-
umphant ring in her voice-"to do as
l will with"
Victor drew a sigh Of relief I'm
glad of that You have had a rough
time. I'm glad the little chap
will come into his own-jolly glad
Then he met her eyes. A cry broke
from him. He advanced towards her,
then stopped, for she had made a
warning gesture.
Tell me-" she asked him in a tense
voice. You say you were never mar
ried to that woman Tell me the whole
truth, Victor. What was she to you?''
ITO me?" he said wondering, then,
oh, | see what you mean. Jenny
when first knew her was barmait
I'm Cairo. l liked her. but she LIKED
sne a great deal better than | liked
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-25
Richmond People
Praise Simple Mixture

'. Many in Richmond praise the sim
pie mixture of buckthorn bark, glycer-
inc, ETC., known as Adler-i-ka. This
remedy is the most THOROUGH bow
ell cleanser ever sold, being even used
successfully in appendicitis. ONE
SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY
CASE of constipation, sour or gassy
stomach. ONE MINUTE after you
take it the gasscs rumble and pass
out Adler-i-ka cannot grippe and the
INSTANT action is surprising. Glen
Thistlethwaite, Drug~ist.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-25

with far less warmth than Mrs. Muir
tha's unconscious impudence had call
ed out.
Get your hat and come right down
to the dock with me-" The words flut-
tered jerkily from Susan Ambie's lips
as she gazed with disapproval at
Knolys. Everything about him irritat-
ed her-beginning with his smoothly
brushed gray hair and continuing
across his tolerant and strong featured
face to his very clothes of faultless
cut and fit Miss Ambie was sure that
it was not in keeping with things for
Caroline Knolys's husband to be so
perfectly and ssailably-groomed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-25

many years. II she will do things in
her own high-handed way. she'll have
to stand the consequences. refuse to
be made a catspaw-that is, when I
can help it. What is there for me to
do now? You must have made false
declarations"
I'VE didn't know they'd be so strict
with US. We're not trades
people or mporters-or"-
mo, you're worse Two women,
without even the wretched excuse of
poverty, trying to defraud the Govern
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-25
Emily Stevens ho Caroline Knos Makes The Unchastened Woman Living
Creation

, to pay the price. Whether Caroline
Knolys would ever be willing to pay
was question.
doorway frame her for moment.
Then she spoke with the easy assur-
ance of one who comes home from a
tiresome days shopping: 'Oh, there
you are, Susan. / didn't know what
had become of you. How are you HUI
hertz" and she offered her hand with
an air of complete understanding.
Il came right here-I thought"-be-
gan Susan eagerly.
Mrs. Knolys fixed her with glance
that had some of the amusement but
| none of the tolerance that character,
lied her husbands expression.
"You didn't think. You went right
off your head
"Well?" asked that gentleman ex.
| pectantly.
His wife smiled graciously "You
seem to thrive during my absence"
Il return the doubtful compliment
The same to you and many of them
| THANK you. You got through
quickly, didn't you, SUSAN"
when / saw they were going to
be disagreeable declared everything
said Miss Ambie in the tone of non
| mbatant. What else could | do?"
Il told you exactly what to do" said
Caroline, struggling her shoulders in
dismissal of the whole matter.
But when that woman searched
me p
you lost your nerve"
"Oh, Carrie, I'm not thinking of my
self. What did they do to your" To
which Knolys added an expectant,
"Yes?"
ITO me? Why-what's the NATTER"
asked Caroline, looking from one to
another of the individuals with an
amused wonder as to what they could
be expecting and an impish certainty
that they would not get it!
Her Husband Explains
His Worst Fears.
This was bound to come some
; time. I've always said so. I've always
feared it," said the husband with as
much 4 told you So satisfaction as his
breeding would permit.
Feared WHAT" asked Caroline,
with succint and pertinent calmness
Miss Ambie's told me everything!"
Caroline looked at Susan with a
cold sharpness and then her express
sion changed to one that would have
given ideas to Mona Lisa. oh. in
deed! Then there's nothing for me to
say"
Knolys found himself becoming dis