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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
r. ]. Ward Reared His Boys To Be Soldiers;
He Declares AL Three VIII Enter New Army

Ny idea is TO place a button on each
Of the y chairs in the jury box: con-
meet the button electrically with loud
bell lust over the jury box. and put
12-cog wheel on the bell, arranging it
so that when each OF the u buttons on
the jurors chairs have been pressed,
the bell will give a good, loud ring
The Jurors can be instructed that,
whenever they have enough OF any one
lawyer. they can quietly press the but
ton on their chairs. thus when all i
OF the jurors have become utterly sick
OF listening to an argument and each
has pressed his button, the bell viii
call the bore down and he'll nave TO
quit. I think they ought to make this
one Of the innovations in the new court
house"
Il no sooner landed in Cincinnati
said ". W Carpenter. than read
about myself under the old. familiar
title OF .Hick Carpenter, third base
man, in town once more, after some 10
years since the Reds won their cham
piouship in the league I don't know
who tipped the sporting editor that 1
was due in Cincinnati on my way back
from New York and Washington but
he sure had me in the city almost be
fore I was certain I had arrived
there"
IF Fl Paso lands the big three
meaning the international Irrigation
con gress the International Dry Farm
ing congress and the dedication cele-
bration OF the Elephant Butte project
FOR the same period. jointly gathered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
Grand Opera Is Music In Gold Setting
Consists Of Art High Salaries and Society

~RAND OPERA is music in a gold
setting. It consists of art. salar-
les and society in equal parts.
Each part is essential You may have
salaries without grand opera, but you
can't have grand opera without salaries.
Art is also necessary If grand opera
was not art, people would laugh when
the e50-pound hero embraces the
beautiful young 220-pound heroine
And lastly, grand opera without So
-iety isn't grand opera at all It is
popular concerts
Grand opera is any musical play IN
which the leading character dies in the
last act This is necessary To be
grand opera il must be fatal TO some
one Grand opera heroes and heroines
are shot. burned. strangled. drowned.
walled up alive. thrown down wells and
fed TO the lions It is true that be-
cause the supply OF horrible deaths in
history had run out. The Girl Of the
Golden West has only an attempted
lynchiug in IL and doesn't give the cor
oner any Job at all But then a good
many people claim that this prOduc-
ton wasn't really grand opera but
only grand press agent work It is
sometimes hard to tell the difference
The most noticeable thing about
grand opera is the music, which never
stops. A carefully selected regiment
of singers oppose q large orchestra for
three or four acts Sometimes the or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
Nails In Liquor S Coffin

Excuses Of the liquor themselves are speeding
the day when prohibition will be general They
seem TO grasp the fact that great many people who
not counted in the prohibtOnist forces and who
opposed to state prohibition nevertheless
strong for the enforcement Of the restrictive laws and
regulations, In the interest Of public order and the
general welfare.
The liquor men, especially the brewers and disllers,
have among their number many who stop at nothing
to achieve their ends. If there laws, these me-G
seem to think their highest purpose IN life IS to
defeat, defy, and evade them If there Is public senti
ment, these men seem to think they are above and
outside it If there restricted districts, these
to think they bound to invade them by foul
means If it cannot be done by fair means.
In FL Paso We have certain laws that supposed
to restrict the forcing Of saloons into residence districts
the protest Of the majority Of bonade residents Of
the district But when church men viii rent their
property for saloon purposes and when brewery in
terests viii resort to bribery, and to getting wage
earners drunk they obtain their signatures and to
padding lists and to trying to slip clever transfers
of licenses and to trying to induce courts to act in an
unusual and unfair IN their behalf it no won
der that respectable and women are disposed
to exhaust the last of the law in the effort
curb the unlawful and unfair tendencies of the liquor
interests.
Such methods as the liquor interests use in these
only fastening the end of the whole business
The liquor doing to bring about national
prohibition than IS any other element except the indus
trial element which has long the dangers and losses
Of nemperance and whose increasing ntolerace of the
abuses Of is Of the sort that brings direct and
positive results
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
Sees Fire, Breaks Door,
Puts 1t Out, Disappears

Fire was discovered in the Charles
hokahr shoe shop on Texas street at
1910 Tuesday morning by a man who
was passing on the opposite side of the
street He broke through the door, put
out the fire and disappeared before his
name could be obtained. The damage
was about SIS.
4 trash fire in the rear Of a house at
wheeling and Dakota streets caused an
alarm at sos Monday evening. There
was no damage. a smoking furnace in
the basement Of the Texas Electric
supply company also caused an alarm
OF fire at 1888 Monday night There
was no damage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

here II viii constitute one OF the
greatest boosts this little city ever
had as the metropolis Of the entire
southwest" said II A Fraser. Prob
ably $4,000 would be required, but
with the three things coming along at
practically the same time, dividends
could not help flowing in afterwards
for the investment made, and the rate
OF interests would mount high, be-
heve me"
The sun never sets on the Order
OF the Eastern star" said Mrs. Rata n
Nils. grand worthy natron Of the
general grand chapter '-rhere are
100000 members OF the order and these
are located al over the world, for there
are chapters Of the Eastern star in
every country in the world i was ,
greatly pleased with Harmony chapter
here and my visit was a most delight
1ul one In the California grand chap
ter, which viii meet soon. in san
Francisco, there viii be $1,000 people
attending
The Halloween masquerade dance
OF the Country club has grown to be an
expected feature OF the season said
Alves Dixon The dance this season
viii be held the night before Hal
lOWe'en and the committee is working
10 make Il the record breaker in
novelty OF surprise-and attractfveness
Of decorations To make the dance the
big success that IL should be the club
must have the cooperation Of its mem
bers in their fulfilling their part by
coming in costume and masked"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

from sure destruction three times IN
this great European war. Nanizelos,
the eI-premier, may be alright, too,
but without the close watch OF his al
ways victorious king he might have
put the country into great danger IN
Willingly.
Some say the king is Germanized be
cause his wife is a sister OF the kaiser
say that has nothing TO do with king
Constantine, whose blood and senti-
ments are real Grecian and he viii do
all he can 10 see his nation greater
There is no Germanism in him at all,
but Hellinism.
should not say anything at all for
the other side Would IL not be better
The Hellas were saved by their
mighty king once more, about two
weeks ago. Constantine will act on
behalf Of his greater Heilas when time
comes, and not before
Greek American
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
u ESQ DTMRING GROINDs.

Editor Fl Paso Herald
There has been much talk in the
papers OF the health survey and the
cleaning up OF the lower part Of the
city. but no steps have been taken TO
stop the dumping OF garbage and trash
in the dumping grounds that are sit
uated inside Of the city limirs-such
places as Tenth street. between Flor
ence and Virginia streets.
Saturday evening I got the number
Of an automobile that was being dump
ed out at OchOa and Tenth streets 1t
was loaded with old tins and wire
The driver showed me an order from
Joe Dunn whereby he had the right TO
dump that trash in that place. setting
an example to the Mexicans in the
neighbOrhoOd to do the same only that
the AIexicans dump garbage and sew
age instead OF old tins. Why not stop
the whole procedure II you want
clean city2
have made complaint to F Jimenes
garbage Inspector. but he does not
pay the least attention TO it
NJ VareIa-
1920 South Florence street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
DIR. JAMESON TELLS ABOUT
CONDITIONS nONyN N MrwrCo

DR.. W r Jameson OF Fl Paso. Texss.
an old Ottawa boy is a visit to the
capital again after an absence OF severa !
years. says the Ottawa Citizen He IS ac-
companied BY Mrs Jameson DIT. Jameson
Is the son Of W A Jameson. Ottawa. mem
Der OF the staff Of the railway commission
Dr.. Jameson when seen by the Citizen
said that so far as fighting goes there was
nothing TO report from that section Of the
border near FL Paso. Regarding the stories
OF the impoverished condition OF the people
Dr. Jameson said that reports Of many
starving were substantially true.
The crop has been ruined he added
owing TO the fact that men cannot be
secured TO work on the land Give a Afexf-
can peon two dollars day. a horse to ride
and a gun TO shoot. and he will not vvorl-
We have about 20. 600 refugees from Mexico
in Fl Paso''
Canadians and English people IN FL Paso
are loyal 10 the empire. DR.. Jameson said
that they have United Empire club there
with $50 members. He was chairman OF
the relief fund committee. which has sue
ceeded in collecting from $1,000 TO $500 for
the various war relief funds. principally in
Great Britain and Canada
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
Cool Nights


of And then
and whangs his and
wheels
well the and
children
blow
whistle
the oaoohg Nils they when sleep
that little his young again
protected by the Adams Newspaper sv1ee5 WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
MISS STINSON. FLYING GIRL
WANTS 10 START SCHOOL. EIERI

Miss Margaret Stinson. the aviator.
has written TO the chamber OF COM
merce saying she has two airpIaues
now and is ready to come to FL Paso
to establish her air school II the
grounds at Fort Bliss can be obtained.
Chairman J. NJ Wyatt. OF the air
plane squadron committee. has obtained
the grounds at the city waterworzs
pending the receipt Of permission to
use the fort grounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

hET HAVE three sons and when
they grow up all of them are
Il going to be United states SOL
diers under the new law" said R. J.
Ward. Not that I think war Is &C
ceptabIe. but because We should be
prepared"
Many people ask why the colors for
halIoW' are usually yellow ana
black" said F. ~ Newton My only
explanation is-Why is the sky Dlue
1t may be that the contrast between tne
orange yellow and black IS nOIe
sharp than il Is between other eolors;
that il tends 10 excite feeling OF
things ghostly2 On the other mana
black has always been associated Win
death and stery-Whlle yellow anu
orange have not been generally pOpu-
lar as colors- The very fact that lhey
have not and using them with black
have the added note Of the unusual
Hallow even is based on the unusual
an the purchase OF the Dr. ". p.
Book tract, in the lower valley, Tor the
county's poor farm, FL Paso county
made a good deal" said county com
missioner Seth Orndorff The prop
erty has been purchased at a very rea-
sonable figure, ana we have got a
good piece Of land-land that VIII
yield US good returns. that is practi-
cally all under cultivation and un9er
ditch. II is admirably suited for the
purpose TO which il will be used and
will enable US 10 make a good offer IN
our efforts to secure a demonstration
station for the county"
7 have an invention upon which
think I will take out a patent" said
". II. Fryer, official reporter Of the
34th district court 1T Will be a boon
TO juries. A jury is absolutely at the
mercy Of the lawyers IN case in the
matter Of argument They can argue
at a jury as long as they wish. usually
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
BEFRIENDS WOUNDED SOLDIER:
WOMAN GETS $4,000 LEGACY

Lob on. EnG.. "a legacy CT
$4,000 has just come TO Mrs John
Narsha@ Of Golcar- Yorkshire, as a
sequel to her Kindness 10 wounded
AUSTRALIAN soldier. Pc bert Mcclure.
Mcclure, who was a ranchnan from
lew Soa.h Wales. was seriously
wounded during the TURKS attempt 10
across the Suez canal He was sent TO
En-land and lodged at q hospital moi
Tar rom Mrs. Wareham's home. Mrs
" are ham, WncsC husband IS ser.irss ~
the army, paid frequent visits to the
hcsIlts. and did several small services
Tor the wounded Mcclure who cleo
about month after reaching England.
he made AIRS. Wareham his sole heir.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
Jug OF WHISKY Found On
Corner; Billed To arizona

OFFICER J. NJ Lapin discovered a jug
OF whisky near the corner of San An
tonic and Oregon streets at 11:10 Tues
day morning The jug was picked in
excelsior and addressed TO Miami.
Arizona"
All business houses in the vicinity
disclaimed knowing anything Of the
nquor and It now awaits a claimant at
the city Jail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
PRAISES GREEK KING.

Editor FL Paso Herald
do not understand why some peo-
pie talk against the great and victor
ious. with his mighty army Of two
wars in 1912 and 1918. king Constan-
tine. the man OF the hour then ana
now The Greek nation has faith in
his victories. He is the only man with
a Greek sentiment Of the born again
Greek nation: he will fulfill his great
dreams. for which the panhellinic race
has been waiting with patience for
about 500 years.
He already has saved his country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
LOS ANGELES POLICEMAN
KILLED BY AUTO THIEVES

Los Angeles. Calf, Oct. 19.-PoIice
sergeant J. s TOolen was shot dead
mere early today in a round up Of auto
thieves The whole available police
force scattered TO the hills beyond the
city seeking Harry Duncan, at whose
home TOolen was shot
Ioolen arrested three men last night
and the police say they made a confes-
sion duplicating Duncan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
Let Josephus Pick his Class

''Ihe dream OF statesmen IN every
age has been an era OF universal and
perpetual peace Secretary Daniels.
Yet some statesmen are born wakeful,
some achieve wakefulness and some
have wakefulness thrust upon them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
Reporting the News

When The Herald sent one Of its staff men,
assistant editor, to the Chton-Morenci-M etealf
strike district, with view to insurng to Herald
readers that they should get the exact facts about the
situation there This action in line with the fixed
Herald policy give every side Of every matter tair
hearing, and to print the news as 1t is
The Herald is, first, last and always, newspaper
It is owned by the who actively direct it. and not
by nonresidents mining railroad corporations 1t
has nothing to gain by printing what is not true by
printing half truths Its responsibility to the people
is that of truthful reporter, and 1t Acknowledges no
influence pressure interest outside the ranks Of those
who are actively engaged making The Herald day by
day. The Herald has been published under the same
ownership and management for nearly 10 years and Its
public service as newspaper stands for itself 1t has
never served special interests, refused hearing to
any side in controversial matter, suppressed or dis
torted news at request Of anyone
The Herald Is confident that its readers have gained
fair conception of things they are IN the strike
district by having read day by day the accounts IN this
newspaper No Just cause be hurt by publicity and
discussion The truth hurts but it hurts the false and
the wrong not the true and the right
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
MORE Truth
4V1 Than Poetry
Poor Iudemenf.

Evening Prayers Halted BY Zeppelin
Scare.-Headline- It would occur to an
outsider that that would be the very
time when they were needed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
You Dig In Much Dirt Both Ways.

We agree with professor Dixon that
gardening is better exercise than golf
When you garden you don't hire cad
dy TO do all the hard work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
By GEORGE FITCH.

chestra wins. but generally the singer
comes out ahead by a couple Of
Whoops. This necessitates great lung
capacity on the part OF the soloists
which accounts for the unfortunate
width of great artists In order to hold
their own against 80 violins and three
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
VICIOUS DOG W4Trurn

August Linn was arrested BY the police
Monday afternoon and a charge OF hs,vfnr a
vicious dog He vas ordered to watch tire
dog. which had snapped at a number %
persons and to see II the animal developed
rabies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

They recall judges in Sing Sing with
bricks. but no one complains that the
method does not dispose Of the judges.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

Wall street is so firmly convinced o.
the war loan as an investment that IL
has let go Of all of If but the few dozen
millions that Morgan held out for bro
kerage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
One Little Step Ahead

Today Mexico will again take her place among the
nations. Recognition of the Carranza administration
the de faco government by the United States and the
leading latinAmerican powers, will naturally be fol-
lowed by similar action the part of nations abroad
Normal diplomatic relations will be resumed, and Off
Cially the state Of anarchy in Mexico will end
Mexico has had government for long time.
Mexico has had responsible central organization to
which foreign domestic questions might be submitted
Mexico has had national eistence-nO national gov
eminent, national army, national courts,
tional legislature.
Such a condition was intolerable. It inevitably bred
greater disturbance for anarchy breeds anarchy The
United States will be taking little step towards
helping to repair the damage, when it acknowledges
the existence of a government IN the republic
As to the future attitude toward Mexico, the Amer
leans must be patient and they must be charitable but
they viii neither Mexico the interests of the
United States and the of the world they fail to
hold Mexico to strict adherence to the accepted rules Of
international dealing
Restoration viii be long hard task Accidents will
happen But the United States must insist upon the
observance by the Csranza government, Of the night
principles Of international intercourse, and Of domestic
law The very act of recognition imposes upon the new
de facto government certain obligations which hereto
fore it has not felt called upon to assume.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
Mere Incidents

Boston takes pennants almost as
calmly as the white house takes the
jingle Of wedding bells
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
nutnnrnhered-


The Boston team won, but II haC
eight more men than the Phillies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
STATIONERY STOLEN FROM
sIORE. BOY Has BOLT OF COON

STORE; BOY HAS BOLT OF GOODS
A quantity Of stationery was stolen re-
Gently from the Model Clothing company
store at "a East Overland street Some o.
the stationery was found in the rear Of the
Texas bar on North Oregon street
Roberto Hernandez was arrested on the
street Monday with a bolt OF domestic cloth
in his possession II Ginsburg. Of the Eagle
dry goods store. claimed the bolt OF goods
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
". W. BARBEE NOT N AUTO.

" w Barbee was not an occupant OF the
aut9lnonile OF C. J. Aldwel which skidded
the car there after IL was wrecked but knew
nothing Of the accident until then
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
SILVER CITY MILITIA TO BE
MUSTERED IN ON FRIDAY

Silver city, \ n, oct. 1s.-The new
militia company win be mustered IN
by Lieut.. F. c Test. L. S A, who will
leave soon thereafter for his new post
at Panama.
The date for the event has been set
for Friday October p.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

Few communities in the country could take home
as many cups medals, diplomas and checks for farm
products as FL Paso recently brought back from Den
yer We always take arguments that convince when
we 20 cut after things.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

Prosperity's first rule. Buy home
products.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

Who's going to win the S25 for the best photo drama
of FL Paso? There ought to be great IDEAS for
Ell Paso has the brains to produce them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

Where can you find autumn weather to equal this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
lie tiers To The Herald


Ell b withheld Z reaasztsdl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

Some concert The Herald is going to have in PiOnee
plaza next Monday evening-calhopes, set of electro
chimes brass band and Al C. Barnes himself
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

Some people smoke for pleasures some smoke stOges-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

who viii we recognize next?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-22
NO LICENSES FOR
ADJUSTMENTS IN
CITY FAIR WEEK
City Council at Special Meet
ing Last Night Enacts Or
dinanoe to Meet Necessities
of State Fair Commission.

The city council. at an adjourned
meeting last night. called by Mayor
Buhtright az the request Of President
Putney OF the state fair commission.
passed unanimously an ordinance by
the terms Of which no licenses for
amusement purposes viii be granted
by tho city government from this
date until the 18Th OF October. the
Monday following the close of the
state fair. Mr. Puincy, In eN-
! planning the reason for the re-
questcd ordinance. showed hat mis-
ccllancous Erantlng Of amusement
licenses would interfere seriously
with the operation OF the state fate
amusement features. as well az with
the general Attendance at the fair
Ernunds 4 numne OF such licenses
had been asked aud he pointed out
that the city clerk might be forced to
grant them. whether he wished to do
20 or not. unless tho council took ac-
tion which would protect the inter
osis of the fair.
Secretary Wiley detailed his cx-
pcricnce In other cities where the
street fair feature had been olimi-
mated In favor of the safe M en-
| closures showing how " has worked
alWu 8 for the best interests of tho
fair ana the city alike. and following
fic statement the action OF the u
eli was taken promptly and without
I dissent.
\ request that the city appropriate
$500 for tho state fair. meeting a
similar appropriation made by the
f%couniy commission. was taken uldcr
consideration.
The text Of the nccncc ordnance
follows;
BE 20 ordained 3s the city council
NJ the city OF Albuquerque New
Mexico.
That. the ordinances granting o.
cona-s Tor public dances. fandnngocs
or balls. fhooting galleries. mcrry-Eo-
rounds skating Kinks. shows me for
an other forms 81 amusement Tor
which Licenses have heretofore hcch
required In the city Of Albuquerque.
New Mexico except "a 10 licenses
alrcadv granted and issued. be- sus-
pended and NO license oe granted and
ir-rrd hv Tho MAYOR and 90 the city
clcrS from this date until October Is,
/ 1913. and all requests and applico-
'ious Doe referred to. made and deter
mirod hv inc president and tho sec
! rct1r. OF tho state fair commission,
AND the amou7t Of said llccnse Cor
said time covered by this ordinance
DO determined ht said president and
secretary Of tho state fair commits
sion.
Al ordinances and parts ~ ordi-
1anccs iu conflict herewith are here
by repealed.