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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08
VILLISTAs LOSE 800
AT ERANO. IS REPORT

Washington, D. C, May S.-The Car
rama agency here announced the re-
ceipt Of a dispatch from Neracrus stat
ing that Gen. Pablo Gonzales had re-
ported that Gen. Trevino repulsed with
important losses an attack Of Villa
troops upon EbanO."
The message added that Trevino then
drove the enemy from their positions
and that the Villa forces lost about 800
killed and many prisoners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08
TWO AMERICANS LIBERATED.

On board L. s. s. Colorado. off coast
Of Lower California May 6, by Radio
TO san Diego. Calf, May S.-Two
Americans a Mr.. Case and an engineer
named Lewis. who were captured May
. and carried off by indians who have
been carrying on independent warfare
have been released
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

Official Statement OF the Financial
Condition OF the
Rio Grande Valley Bank & Trust Co
At FL Paso, State Of Texas. at the close OF
business on the LIST day OF May. 1915.
published in the FL Paso Herald. a news
paper printed and published at Fl Paso.
state OF Texas. on the sth day q Nay, 1915
RESOURCES
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

Buy home valley commodities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08
Ofncisl Statement Of the Financial
Condition Of the
Security Trust & SaviuqS Bank

At Fl Paso state OF Texas, at the close Of
business on the 1st day OF May. 1915. pub
ushed in the Fl Paso Herald. a newspaper
printed and published in FL Paso. state Of
Texas. on the Sth day Of May, 1915.
RESOURCES
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
rnoPnrns WAITED

1 want some Glenwood Spsines o.
close in properties in partial exchange
for fruit ranches, stssk rsaehaat hAy
and potato raAehes vel located Alss
will list some good ranch Propssty fss
sale. have inquiries for such pssp-
srty and . good chance to sell if prices
are right. Give full and accurate Ass-
eriptiOn, direction and distance frea
nearest town. State what improve:
ments are on the pace and give your
lowest price and terms Of sale. II il
numbered state amount, rate Of inter
est and when due. If you will exchange
for other property, state the kind want
ed and your preference ~ to location.
Don t put . fictitious value ON your
property if You want to sell.
A. J. DICKSON,
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
INSURANCE HI.AC8
oo1s 10 HARPER

Denver, Colo, June BE. r. Harper
lieutenant governor of Colorado durina
the administration of Governor Bucbtel
was appointed state insurance commits
sioner yesterday. He succeeds Mrs. D
NJ. Rolph, who has been acting com
missioner since the resignation of Saul
Epsteen.
Winfield W. Greene, assistant actuary
of the New York state workmen' . corn
pensation commission was appointed ac
tuary by the Colorado industrial com
mission. He WAS recommended by F.
E. Mclaughlin, chairman of the corr,
mission, who has returned after a three
weeks visit to various industrial com
missions in the East. He will receive
a salary of $4,000 year.
Work Bailey was appointed count
commissioner of Kiowa county to fill a
vacancy.
w. F. Mohn, of Rifle was named
water commissioner for District No. 80,
8. B. Potter, for District No. As an
Thomas Lawrence of Carbondale fol-
District No. 3s.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
TO BOOST EAGLE

A club was organized Wednesday
evening for the purpose of civic i'm
provement.
The new organization is composed
entirely of young men and has as per
mxnent officers: Ralph Bedding, Sec
retary; Harry Tandy, Treasurer.
The purpose for which the club was
organized is to do anything in the
town of Eagle or vicinity that tenls
toward an Improvement. Among :he
immediate subjects that they are
taking up are good roads, the cleaning
up Of vacant lots that are covered with
litter and grown to weeds, the psstiAs
Of sign boards at railroad eressings o.
dangerous places in the roads.
Many lines Of Business or oeenpa-
tio.s are net represented in Easss,
Some Of which it 10 believed would b
successful il the right individual could
be secured. These the club will CO
desvor to locate.
Anything that will 60 toward The
improvement or betterment of the tswn
or community is what is being earnest.
ly sought for by the club members.-
Eagle Enterprise.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
COURTESY OF THE ROAD

When meeting team or auto;
Turn to the right.
When passing team or auto: Turn
TO the left.
When an auto approaches another We
hiele to pass: Sound his horn to give
warning Of his approach.
II nearing bridge or narrow place
in the road: Let the vehicle being
passsd turn . little to the right so Al
to give sufficient room for passing.
10 sste drivers: When ON . grad
or Asstiae . scary team, 60 slow and
give tAe team the choice Of the way.
h autos: When driving in The night
have ysar mschine we'll lighted and
drive slsw when meeting any vehicle
Dsetse stop still than risk . collision
if passage 10 too narrow.
IAsss few rules Of road etiqaette il
prspssiy observed, will avoid al dan
ger ~ collisions and insure good feel
ing among drivers.
(OtAer papers please eopy.)
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26

she thafd member of the arbitration
coafl, the other two to be selected ev
tht un'o1 and the traction companies.
After weary hours of fruitless Efforts
- agree upon third arbitrator, he
eoi l'uding parties announced tina,
theie was no chance for an agreement.
Thercupon ths mayor locked the door
ef Ais Office and invited the delegates
20 lake off their coats. as he propose
70 keep them there until they agreed.
Firaliy Leonard A. Burby, president of
tn lineage surface lines, suggested
ThompsOn as the third arbitrator. The
hhor Delegates retired to consider tn.
natier. Upon returning they an
nornecd; I'VE viii take him."
The sessions of the arbitration board
VI probably be begun next week. IT,.
Pii silpu ates that all questions will
be Considered without any advanrr
COR lpLs or assurances.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
xAau1 INDIANS DHc1AIE Wal

San Diego, Calf, June 1.-THE
flagship Colorado, of the Pacific fleet
with three companies of marines, PROB
ably will sail for the south today. The
expedition will 60 to the Yaqui val
ley, Sonora, with a force of 800 ma
rines, under the command of Major
McKelvy, fully equipped with machine
guns and artillery, and prepared fol
eventualities. The cruisers Cleveland
and New Orleans, now at Guaymas
are prepared to take aboard refugees
if necessary. Admiral Howard is n
command of the Colorado.
The Yaqui Indians, according to ad'
vices, have declared war on Germany.
Mexico and the United States. Their
declaration Of war on Germany, the
advices said, was because = German
colonist, . crack rifle shot, defended
his homo in the last Yaqui raid with
remarkable success and much disas-
tor to the raiders.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
oIAENWOOD'S lAkBRALL
SCHEDULE 10 JULY Is

The following is the baseball sehed
ule for the Glenwood baseball team
to July 25:
June ls-2O.-Red Cliff, At GIenwooi
June 27.-Aspen, At Glenwood.
July Aspen, at Aspen.
July l1.-Grand Junction at Glen
wood
July ls.-Palisade, at Glenwood.
July 25.-Open, probably Rifle, E,
Rifle.
Manager, J. w. Bell has secured De,
Weiienhammer to pitch in the game
against Red Cliff Strawberry Day
Hubbard and Whitnight will pitch SUI
day. Games called at 2:3O, Admission
30 cents.
Mr.. Bell has also had applicant
from Saguache and Somerset. Thes'
are the teams that cleaned up on
cameo, and outside of Glenwood wer,
the only teams that did.
The Kansas City Red Sox have ais:
asked for game. This team want'
to make a trip through here and .
game with them will depend upon ths
AMOUNT Of guarantee they ask. They
are . semi-professional team and are
the baseball champions of Kansas City
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26

already" Borrowing trouble! "My
son. said an old man, "most of tho
worst things in life never happened at
all.' These are the times and these
are tasks, for the true optimist: Con.
fidence must be restored. Business
must be bailed out from the prisoner q
dock in the demagogue's . assizes. Re
habiliation. Half the world cannot be
shot to pieces and the other half not
feel it.
81 have not yet beg.a TO fight. -
Delta Independent.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
Ha09 1Ds MYs:

A crank refuses 70 be turned freA
his position.
The bigger liar . man is the greater
his capacity for lying out Of it.
The man who is pointing with oul-
ward pride may be viewing With in
ward alarm.
You can often make the most head
way in 4 eourtship by letting things
drift along.
Most public men would rather be
eussed moderately than not to be talked
about at all.
Some men are always threatening to
bet, and never do. They usually are
loud takers.
Some of the strongest willed people
lose out because they can I control their
| own stOmachs.
We should like to see good times if
for no other reason than to kill off the
kickers and knockers.
If we didn I keep our eyes So closely
might see our own.
The respect of your enemies is more
to be desired than the faint praise ana
fiattery of your friends.
Most of US would be more favoraoy
disposed towards wealth if We had OF
portunity to get ON familiar terms with
it.
The rising generation should be 4
wise one, considering the questions we
youngsters.
Ideal weather is the kind we happen
to want at the time-and it never hap
pens that We have just the kind We
want.
Formerly women had no vote. Now
in some states she has several-her own
and those of the male members of the
household.
The great trouble with the truth is
that it can be stretched SO much and
yet compel belief. The worst fooled
people have been those fooled by the
twisted truth.
Speaking Of that old sdage that you
nay drive . horse to water but that
ysu can't make him drink, We rise
= rs.srk that . saggi.g wife will
drive naaa 10 something besides water.
Over il Europe seldiers deem it .
Rest hssos b be decorated with tie
iron cross Or some other insignia Of
bravery and advanced from the ranks
to ssne ni.os position. Down in Mex
leo the nan who is brave enough sd-
vances himself to the highest position
ard selects his own decorations.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
'.HGJoYulo A lnR1Y''

Up near the Canadian border there
are old people who tell you they ara
"enjoying = misery" when they mean
that they are suffering from discon-
fort or distress. But there are nea
who seem to enjoy misery in very truth
They wear faces . mile long, and the
neigkboIs wish they were nile away.
A bank failure, industrial depression,
or unrest il to then . sweet nossel
under the tongue; they revel i. famine,
pestilenee and sudden death with .
wierd but solemn JOY.
And they borrow trosble. How easy
it is to do that! Tro.ble ID . baah
Of discount which never elosss Id
doovs; the borrower needs no letter u
credit or indorsers there; he may draw
at sight, and the world 5 capital stoeh
or gloom is his. But he pays usurions
interest, for borrowed troabls nust
be repaid in impaired health, ceefasl
and prospeets- Borrowing. tsssblsl
"TAe country b seiag - IL deg
aftee IL vae, u 4 hasat asslvsa tkss,
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
TO LOCATE HIGHT
CYLINDE1 TROUBLE

Some have said they did not want an
eight cylinder engine because it was
90 hard to locate the trouble.
After q person gets familiar with an
eight cylinder he should have no more
difficulty in locating trouble than in
any other.
One way is to have separate muf-
fler cut out for each engine. Cut cut
one side. If you do not locate the SET
of cylinders it is in, cut out the other
eide, closing the first.
In this way you can locate the set.
To locate the cylinder, take . screw
driver or something with IN atwood
handle, no rivets or metal Of any kind
through the center, lay the metal part
across from top of plug to cylinder OF
some metal on engine. This cuts the
plug est a.d IL 1t is firing 1t causes 1t
to miss, which will Be noticeable IN
tie running Of the motor. Repeat the
spe.stisa until you find one that makes
~ di1ere.es In the airing Of the motor
This is tie one yoa ars after. II.
ienitiea trosblss 1t ny Be in tie paag,
valves q cable lseding to tAs pasg.
II yeo have not two eat ests for
tAs engine, cut eff electric s.PRly IA
pluss On one engine or disees.set tes-
uinals at plug, rua % sas sade, II IT
Asat miss fevesss the operation anS
run q the other set with naffbss
always opsn. You e.. loeats tAs ~
i. this way and proceed - before
r. A. Bssdley, Colorado Agricultural
CoIssge.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
,eA1amD Vu6Ug An NAMED
II POSTAL oaD1Rl

A ssw ruling prsnalGptsd BY Il,
postal Aepart.eot .. 1s.s l sase-
lutely bars married. women from sa-
plsyns.t i, che postal servies. Here
tefore . married wsaan whe Wa
separated from her husband o. whess
Ausbasl Vas IN invalid dependent up
On hsr sfforta for support, essld be
employed. Undsr the new ruling q
woman to b eligible must Be sisgie
or elss divorced or widowed.
Nsties Of the new ruling vas ~
eeived at Ne Pasbo office today.
Postmaster Bellesfield stated that II
wosld nst effect any women employees
at Pueblo - no narried wsaen ast
employed in tie Pssteffies dsPsxt1sa'
here.
. Ths ssly sssoptiea T. H. ssw ss'
Ing b IN ~ eese sf fssstA elas pei
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
A STRONG ENDoRSElE1TT

W W. Holems of the Decorah, Iowa,
Journal says, ~ have been = sufferer
from Piles and Hemmoroids for years.
l got no relief until my druggist rec
ommeuded MeritoI Pile Remedy. Be-
fore | had taken half the package the
distress was gone and l have had no
trouble since. l would not take +
thousand dollars and be back in my
former condition. Price 4l.00. Glen.
wood Pharmacy, exclusive Agency.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
WORTH KNOWING

Mr.. W. J. Frazer of the Illinois ex-
pertinent station, gives the following
suggestions as to how to secure milk
from your own cows that will keep for
reasonable length of time:
Keep the cows clean and do not com
pei or allow them to wade and live in
filth. This means clean yards and
clean, well-bedded stalls. Everything
short of this is repulsive and should not
be tolerated any longer in . civilized
community.
Stop the filthy habit known as the
wetting of the tests, by which is meant
the drawing of little milk into the
hands with which to vet the teats
before and during milking, leaving The
excess, of filthy milk, to drop from the
hands and teats into the pail.
Wash all the utensils clean by first
using lakewarm water, Afterwards
washing in warm water and rinsing in
An abundance Of boiling water and then
exposing until the next using in direct
sunlight, which is a good sterilizer.
Use milk pals, cans, etc, for no
! other purpose but to hold milk.
Keep out Of these utensils all sour
or tainted milk even after they have
been used for the day. Using them for
this purpose at any time infects them
so badly that no amount of washing
is likely to clean them. Bacteria are
invisible and millions can find lodgings
in the thin film of moisture that re-
mains after dishes are apparently clean.
Brush down the cobwebs and keep
the barn free from accumulations Of
dust and trash.
Whitewash the barn at least once
a year.
The reasons for the above sugg.s-
tions are as follows. All soured milk
is due to the presence of germs. These
are abundant in every stable; more SO
in dark stable than in well ventli
ated, for the reason that sunlight kills
the germs; more abundant in filthy
stable than in a clean one. They are
found on the udder OF a cow on the
hair. They are found on the teats them
selves, where they establish themselves
in little colonies. Hence when the far
mer milks on his hands and vets the
teats he is not getting only a colony
of germs in the milk started, but he
gets with it solution of whatever
filth there may be on the teats.
The very first milk should be MIXED
on the ground and not in the pail.
Wash the germs out of the teats by
two or three motions, letting these 60
on the floor. Germs harbor in the pals
hence the necessity of absolute clean
illness. A pail that held sour milk will
be admirably stocked with germs,
which even warm water cannot remove
Immediately.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
lao0aRM RADaDe
ths 1shas q ~ vHnAos ASDeaRs w
Lofs 4oUa.

'lAee upon \ time in a ;i.IL i.Aai
model county sea. there welt rade,
the Ieef Ct his Immediate pa email an
eestsr . gay a,d spritely ,oa:h namej
Ferdinand And Ferdy's nane bore
with it many ta,es of evil, ~ here, he
II kr -. Fert, lit into Al assigEn. nj
of labor like Two hundre anl nin..-y
2 und damsel fits iuto n! ,liv-four
inch Spirrella. The village sages fggr-
"a Ferdy as Il no account, ,"r iusi-
nrss men wondered just how Icing tb .
old man 5 bank account wou ] hold out
and the young men secretly envied HIM
AND wondered low he cOntinue: TO g.t
by.
But the youuy ladies coui see 10 al
10y in Ferdinand and VIII. revrr the
folks referred to him Is synonym Of
shiftlessness they arose to his defense
with the declaration that he was a per
fectly devine dancer. Now, dancing
was Ferdy's long suit, his forte, Bis
strong point. Bounded anteIially by
patent leather, and bodily by broad
cloth, Ferdy was as nimble as fly on
q plate glass window. The Palace
France, the Gander Glide, the Serpen-
tine Slip, or any of the new gyratious
that draw the sheckels into the Golfers
Of teachers of modern dancing were as
easy for him As lying in bed until ten
in the morning, listening to the sound
of his fther's axe dissecting logs into
stovewood.
But one day Ferdy's source of revc-
nue. died. After the funeral the exeeu-
tors learned that the sole heritage of
the lexatee consisted Of two hundred
dollars in unpaid bills mostly of his
own contraction, and about seventeen
dollars in real coin of the realm. In
medistely the denisens begun to SEQ
strange illusions. The pictured Ferd-
inand in overalls and exercising at real
labor. But Ferdy had no such hallu-
eisatiops. Innediately upon being in
formed Of his financial status he spent
six bosss for . new pair Of dancing
kieks, 40 that night while the city
slept Ferdy beat it.
4 year passed ssd nose Of his cred
itoss heard frsa hin. Even the Ia
dies Aid lad lost all interest in hin
wAsa the bolt fell. One morning Is
Dseeon SINNERS was secretly reading
ths theatrical page Of . city paper, he
saw Ferdy's face smiling At him sad
below the pietare the type said: "Bsi'-
liant Young Dancer Signs Vaudeville
Contract At Nonstrous Salary" The
reverend gs.tlenas at once circulated
the news over the town, always back
ing it up with the words, 81 always
told you he would succeed"
NORA@You never can tell by the
noise thew make-sOmetimes.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
STOP THAT ITCH

Just = few drops of that mild, sooth,
ing, cooling wash, Meritol Eczema
Rsmedy, SO highly recommended fol-
Eczema, and the itching and burning
is gone. Don't fail to try this exc 81
lent remedy for any form of Eczema
We know Meritol Eczema Remedy will
1--WE you instant relief. Price soc and
$l.00. Sold and guaranteed by Glen
wood Pharmacy, sole agency.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
| kAYoa xDoapooW laWo
0x0 n 0A1 STRIKE

Chicago, JsHs 1e.-Aftsr q l5-hour
esnfefeses in tAs oAies Of Mayor
TAeapsoa, representatives Of Tie tfae-
tisa companies and the striking street
|ea1 Den = 8 eseloek this morning
agreed - esSitsa4s tAs strike.
The strike vas tAsa called Of and
ths street cars rssaneA epesatio.s.
Ths es0paaies conceded three points
IN advance:
Tfippers-nea, sivea one run in the
morning AID ere IN tie evening, are
eliniaatsa, tAus giving every trainman
10 regular ~
Ths funs - IL ssrfaee hnss are NO.
70 esasass sves nins Assss' actual
wss&ing tins.
Waess win ~ b. Ssdsesl
xsyss TAsa4ssa ~ agassa spsa -
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
An 1AsY, r1zAAANT LAXATIVE

One or two Dr. King New Life Pills
with q tumbler of water at night. No
bid nAuseating taste; NO belching gas.
Go right to bed. Wake up in the morn
ing, enjoy . free, easy bowel movement
and feel fine all day. DR.. Kings New
Life Pills are sold by all druggists, 81
in An original package, for 2Sc. Get q
bottle today-enjoy this easy, pleasant
laxative.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
InA FnEs Tn'

Wuians' I,aia, Pile Ointnsat viii
eass Alina, Bleeding and Itching Pilss.
1t aasssss tie tunors, allays itching st
once, setting - . poultiee, gives instant
relis1. williams Indian Pile Ointment
is lssPased fs1 piles and itching sf the
privaAs pastA Sold BY d1.egises, nah
So 81 1l.oa. WinAns' 44G. c.,
prsQsisesss, Clsvela.A, oais.
~ ~ SyW. q Fszksse, ar,Gsise
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
01oR THAT I1oR

just . few drsps II that .ild, sooth.
ing cooling vasA, Nssitsl Esssaa
Remedy, - AgAly Fsssonsodsd for
Eessaa, s.a ~ itsAiAg s.A Earning
b gess. Dsat fal - ~ tAis sxeel.
Iest rsasAy 1se eay 1ssa e Eessna.
We kasw Nssitsl Dsesaa ls0sly viii
give - i.seaae rsaise. osaa saa gar.
satssa ~ 0asawssa fAaxossy. Psisss
~ al 1ooo
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
ruuIna Ku 11R1uanA.
|a DUx11GA CU11D

No odds how serious, how long stand
ing your case, there's help for yes In
every particle Of DR.. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment. It wipes out al trace Of
your ailment, and leaves your skin elsaa
and soft - . child's. Hundreds OF
user, have sent voluntary letters of
thanks. Just try one box. 1t will
mean freedom from suffering and em.
barrasment.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26

Fer eals-LA,d Scrip whisa en- b
sssa fos securing title 70 aay oevss.-
neat hsl ssbjsst 70 homestead sstEy
without sesidsAee q s1ltivo4isa beiAs
rsqsirsd. Fslly g1asaatssa. NJ psaes
sddress L. ". Hsbbsn 4 esa, esshs.
fisll Ne. III
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
GwWooo EaEuOR08

ax.r,ou oasavssl sssl1ssss - 80
sf IL bsst stsss4s ID ~ stfy. TN
y elsss-ia peopssty a.A . vssy Assan-
BE leeatioa. City Watse 81 sassefae
keAsa. Owner nigAt tsaAs fer . sassh
Win b I'D - shsw tAis pesessty u
~ aGs inasessssl
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
Ho8 IR0

leo seFs lsssa. 0ssl water siGAt.
40 acres Alfalfa; - sesss ssai. hsA;
bslases psstsss. 6sed dairy - sessk
ranch. Plsnty 4 spsing wstss. Hs.ss
s4x14. gssd sstbuildinR. AdAssss n
Pest. S-D-s1
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26
HIS EXPLANATION

~ must say mo,
Though | like your looks;
For you've never read,
live feet of books!'
" Don't blame me for
such things, Miss Pearl.
/ m busy with
Tive feet of gir!''
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26

Don't use harsh physics. The reae.
tion weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. Get Doaa's Regu-
lets. They operate easily. Csc. st al
stores.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26

For any paia, barn, seaid - bFsise'
apply Dr. Hhonas' Elsetie OiiNths
household remedy. Two sises 25e and
soc. at all drug stores.
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26

n.ster.- Fs~rth class Psst.astess NY
b. married veasa. fAs nsv ruhaS
alse specifics that ~ married. we0ee
shall hereafter be sAnitteA to eiv'I
service exaninatie.s and that UeAhs
employees Who marry shah set Be ~
appointed to their positions. s.-Pssba
Star Journal
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26

o. pss.s - - = - -.