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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-21
TO LEAVE FOR least.

E. H. l.. Vespermann Of Avenue A
expects to leave the first of the week
for Minneapolis, where he will join
Mrs. Vespermann, who is spending
several weeks there.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-21
ATTENDS DANCE,

Among the capital city people to at
tend the Leap Year dance given by
the, Mandan Lady Foresters were:
Clyde Stewart, Freda Friese, Eliza
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-21
CITY NEWS

Miss Kerth of Wilton arrived in
the city Saturday for short sojourn.
Frank Frick of Baldwin was among
the business visitors in the city Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. BNggle of Ha-
zelton were in the city Saturday,
shopping.
H. M. Grochow of Underwood, was
in the city yesterday. transacting
business and calling on friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Eau of Brittin
motored here Friday and are spend
in gthe weekend in the capital city.
IN MANDAN.
Harry WooGmansee was in Mandan
Saturday on business, making the
trip by motor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-21
RETURNS AFTER VISIT

DR.. A. McG. Beede H Fort Yates
has returned, after spending some
time in the capital city While here
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-21
IN MANDAN.
HeRE FROM JAMESTOWN.

Attorney knauf of the firm OF
Knauf & Knauf, jamestown, was in
the city Saturday on business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-21

beth Wilds, Agnes Baldwin and Miss
Burbick.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-21

he visited the Indian school and gave
a talk before the pupils.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-05-21

Miss Kerth of Wilton arrived in
the city Saturday for short sojourn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01

are foreshadOwed. Congress win focus
unexpected criticism before the autumn
elections
Canada has Indications of much social
activity during the next few weeks and
at the same time anxiety owing to new
Developments in the war.
This month. the seers warn. NAV be
most uRfavOrable for women and young.
children Nervous trouble will be more
prevalent than usual and diseases Of
the digestive organs are likely TO pre-
vail
Uranus rising foreshadOws a growth
OF unrest among noncombatants in all
the European countries. Germany comes
under peculiar condition Excitement
IN Paris over an unprecedented event
IS prophesied-
An accident in a place of amusement
IS foretolo- This may take place dur
ing a mass meeting Of some sort
There IS sign read as indicating
that public men with great RESPONSE
bllIties may indulge in drinking to ex-
cess one IN the United States and an
other In England may awake public in
dignation by an untoward act OF neg
lect of duty
Persons whose birthdate it is should
run no risks in business during the
coming year Travel or change that viii
bring success are probable
children born on this day probab1,
VIII be exceedingly active and alert in
mind These subjects of Gemini may be
TOO easy going and socia BILE for their
own good-Copyrisht 1916. by the Nc
cure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01

kind Of a sPeel is this anyway. sed Ma.
Are You RELY going 70 have a car
As sure as 7 cud be the next Presi-
dent II / wanted TO. sed Pa Thare
wont be anay moar staying at hOam
on butiful sundays for us. sed Pa 10
viii be out in the open for u.s. out
IN the Ear places, with the wind sing
ing around our ears. Pa sed & the
JOY of living in our harts. We will
whirl past the lOwly barns. the ripe
cOrnfields- & the winding stTeem ware
turks the calm club. Pa sed-
We wiH3 sed Ma
We will iudeep. sed Pa We viii
hreeth the incense Of erly morn. not in
our stuffy though fine city hoam. but
out in the wunderful open. q the lit
tel burds will envy US our happiness,
Pa sed
I guess the little burds doant bee
grudSe human beings none OF the
happiness they can dig Up on the
iurney thru life sed Ma I hOap I am
not dreaming. deerest-
You were newer moar wide awake
IN yure life. sed Pa We are going
10 have that carr
You look kind OF feeverish, sed Ma.
Are you quite Well2
newer felt better. sed Pa
Then Ma asked me to pinch her arm
d see il she was awake & then she
knew we was going TO have our car
q now we cant hardly wait for this
first ride
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01

Hughes This was evidenced Ia
sunday at the gun club grounds near
the Country club when Capt. A. Il.
Hardy. Of Denver. was giving an ex-
hibitiOn OF revolver shooting He was
using a Smith & WessOn military re-
vOlver at 800 yards, and two OF the
shots hit a three-inch piece Of wood
and penetrated il completely He was
not attempting to give an exhibition
OF the penetrating qualities Of the
weapon. but this was an incident OF
the shoot that astOnished most OF the
spectators. who did not believe that a
3S-calibre revolver would do such ef-
fective work at such a distance Out
Of IS shots a a target the size OF a
man, Capt Hardy hit the target five
times"
Many persons in FL Paso are taking
advantage OF the new decree OF the
postal savings department since an ar
ticle was published about il in the Her
aid. said assistant postmaster " L.
BurlesOn- The deposit monthly was
previously limited 10 500 for one de-
his savings as high as $1,000 in the
postal savings bank each month Since
this new order was placed in effect
mere have been many big deposits.
Wednesday two persons deposited 500
and $500 The government hesfrafad
as il was considered the postal saw
lngs department would enter In pretty
strong competition with the banks
There are about 90 depOsitors in the
Fl PssO branch Of the postal bank,
most OF them soldiers
The exports and imports through
the port of Fl PasO this year have
fallen off in comparison with those 81
last year said Warren W Carpenter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01
Kill Bandits, Senor Carranza

Gen. CaTranza's latest note IS probably intended
largely for home consumption suggests immediate
withdrawal of the American troops, phrase pleasing
the great body of Mexican citizens but is not
ultmatum in the Of threatening action IN case
the United States does not at once comply.
The note to leave the way open for continued
negotiations, which is wise, for the United States is
mood to be bluffed by threats; nor with all its
well wishing for the Carranza government it inclined
to withdraw from Mexico any rapidly than previ-
ousy panned-that is to say, when the Carranza gov
eminent has demonstrated its ability to deal with
bandit situation effectively as to safeguard the
American border against such raids as that Of Villas
The assumption by Gen Cauanza that placing d
larger army in western Chihuahua than that of Gen
Pershing proves the ability of the government to cope
with the bandits, is untenable We know that Villa
his coming having been proclaimed IN advance-passed
within few miles of superior CarTanza garrison at
CsSas Grandes without hand having been raised against
him. We know that Villa repeatedly by through
towns garsoned by CaTranza troops without the
effort being made to attack him We have been in
formed that Col. Cano had brush or two with Willis
tas and that Gen CsvazOs fought stoutly when at
tackled at Guerrero, but also know the Pershing
army has done to kill capture SCATTER and ter
rorze the Chihuahua bandits in the short time the ez
petition has been in Mexico than the Carrancstas have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01
VenustiapO Carrapza, Champion Pro Temmer
Has Been Mexican Chief Pro Tenn Long Time
NaTTaDZa.

ENUSTIANO CARRANZA is or
" was, when this was written. the
president pro TEN. of all Of that
part OF Mexico which is not being
PRO temmed by somebody else Car
rama has several competitors in the
pro temming line, and by the time this
is read may have been quietly and
skilfully deposed by drinking pois-
oned highban. but as we write he is
stiu on the throne. having his victuals
tasted for him just prior TO each
meal
When your Uncle Samuel found II
necessary TO send few thousand
fearless American boys into Mexico
for the purpose of dispensing FauchO
Villa. Carranza did not warm up to
the proposition so that il was neces-
sary 10 turn on the electric fan He
had been trying 10 dispense Villa for
some time, and has succeeded in doing
one of the poorest jobs OF dispensing
ever undertaken up to the present
writing. II Erieved CarranZa- there
fore, 10 see a parcel of Yankee boys,
any one of whom can do 100 yards IN
TEN seconds flat. come right down into
his front yard and scatter Villa in so
many different directions that when
ne is captured he viii have TO be put
together like a sectional bookcase
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01
Short Snatches From Everywhere

mother thing-how many more bandit leaders"
are there in Mexico2-Dallas News
ambassador Page says that peace viii come sud
HehIy- Iurn down a leaf here-Kansas city Journal
What is gasoline? A something that makes the
tTexas) News.
The best judge OF wine Of women is the man
who has judgment enough to avoid them during bus-
ness hours-New Orleans States
california boasts hog having six legs Nature
mas again foiled human greed The marketing OF this
waukee News
queer how few demands, protests. and criticisms
rom Oarranza since the militia Of three states has
eh ordered out and the force OF Texas rangers in
eleased--San Angelo CTexas) Standard
The labor problem is causing Great Britain to face
1000 shortage When the nations engaged become
hungry then all Of them viii lose further enthus
asIn Tor Observation-Disclosures American.
- The professor of economies of the University OF
Wisconsin has plan to train husbands There is no
uouot that the plan all right but the trouble is
getting the husbands to respOnd--BaltimOre Star.
IF Carranza had made any such effort up
or our troops and get them of Mexico they would
nave neen out long ago-LOuisvtlle Courier-JournaL
While there is no revelation in it. the confession
or Villas lieutenant Pablo Lopez. with its frank
statement Of a propaganda Of lies to inflame the
poems against the United States. is fresh ulustra-
ton Of Mexican methOds--San Francisco Chronicle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01
WANTS HER HoYS BACK.

Editor FL Paso Herald;
am an anxious mother as / suppose
ali mothers are who have boys who
helong 10 company K. Of the FL Pas0
militia and I wish someone would en-
tighten me how when our boys enlisted
IN the company here they were called
Home Guards and supposed TO pro-
teCt home when there was danger to
their home towns. and as soon as their
home town was threatened. they were
called away Now I see in The Herald
where the government IS going 10 send
them away TO the Big Bend country
away from home and loved ones. to
guard place where there aren't more
than 500 Americans in 100-miIe
radius
I have two boys in the company and
was depending on them for a living
They are both under age and when I
signed their papers 1 was under the i'm
preston that in case of trouble 7 would
nave the protection Of my boys and
they would receive fair wages. but now
see in The Herald where they draw
tho same wages as a regular soldier,
which is SIS a month. I think If the
mothers were to get together and send
q protest 10 our governor, we could get
our BOYS back TO us. 7 know the L. s.
army is all right, but we need our sons
here with US
An Anxious Mother
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01
Men-Our Chief Profit

An American who has just returned from London
where for 10 years he served his company as general
European agent is Ohe opinion that the close of the
war will see tremendous immigration to the United
States This man-he Alexander Jackson, general i'm
migration agent of the Rock Island lines-says large
share of the influx will comprise the younger in
the British trenches
sTbese men" he says, come largely from factories
or stores where they have been Orded by tyran-
nica petty bosses Now despite their discipline they
have become used to freedom TO which they not
accustomed in London or Manchester Their martial
spirit aroused they have become men Of themselves
for the first time Now they deciding that after
the war they never will go back to the cities but to
land free of the anagonisms Of the conflict and sub
iect to the burden of taxes.
There IS only nation that measures of up this
ideal and that is own
America is the actual haven for men such as these
free men of intelligence initiative and ambition They
are more tkan welcome for in this rapidly developing
republic Of ours there always is room for mental ply
Sica and spiritual vigor.
1t is strange that who so highly regard their
native land that they win risk almost certain death for
her will nevertheless pledge themselves and their de-
scendants too likely in citizenship in another country
But so strong becomes the grip Of American ideals and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01

deputy collector OF the local customs
office The imports OF last year
amounted to Ss.3S4,626 and the
exports amounted 70 s7.9S9.S71. The
statistics q the closing year VIII be
issued on Monday, June g. Cattle i'm
portations shipments have fallen or
because OF conditions in Mexico. and
there IS hardly and mining equipuenr
being exported Business BEGAN 10
slaeken Just after the Columbus. y NJ,
raid"
Judging from some moving pictures
that have seen in these weekly films
OF the eastern companies the photog-
raphers are not rivals and work to-
gether, said c. ID. James I have seen
the same pictures shown By as many
IS five different companies. and I won
der that some OF them do not take
the trouble TO beat their opponents and
give the public something new. Take
the case OF the New Mexico national
guard The troops were seen cor,fnr
from the Union station. after ,-effire-
OH the train from Santa Fe Then the
camera men Ike a change Of lightning
switched 10 the afternoon and Dhoro-
graphed the Roswell battery. sta ting
that they were the same troops Ths
SsI pictures were shown by five dif-
1t IS impossible. as yet said county
judge Adrian Pool TO determine how
much the assessed valuations OF the
county have been raised. but the indi-
cations are that the total figures will
&c around s55.0o0,000. The advances
are principally in the business district
Of FL Paso. but even here the fgures
are % percent under what the property
was assessed by the city. In the county
OUTSIDE the city there was a general
reduction Of 10 percent"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01
Northern Money Seeks Investment In FL Paso
Local Postal Savings Bank Has 21O Depositors

G0APITAL from the north and
east viii come 10 FL PasO I'M
~ solicited" said George W
Theisen. a director in the Texas Bank
and Trust company. as soon as con-
ditions on the border are a bit more
settled While recently on an eI-
tended trip through the larger cities
in the country. found that all the
bankers and capitalists are enthusiast
tic about the prospects here and that
they are anxious to place their money
in securities through the FL Paso
banks, just as soon as they are certain
that the border troubles are quiet The
conservatism and stability OF the Fl
PasO banks are well known among the
monied people Of the east and they are
anxious 10 place their money in secur-
tiles here. Interest back there is lower
than it is here and our securities are
therefore dOubly attractive TO eastern
people. Much Of our local paper viii
be placed with eastern concerns as
soon as conditions quiet down here p
Dit and the result viii be a lot more
money in circulation in FL Paso. Our
prosperity is the marvel Of the whole
country and the fact that II is a stable
prosperity is what makes our securi-
lies so attractive The big life insur
ance companies are very anxious to
come back into Texas with their money
and I believe the next session OF the
legislature will make 10 possible for
OF dollars in cash into the state"
The penetration power OF the mod
ern revolver is wonderful said f. P
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01
THE ANTI-sALooN LEAGrE.

Editor FL Paso Herald.
Please allow me 10 make brief
statement in your paper concerning a
statement made by one Of the DELEGATES
on his return from the state Demo
cratic convention ut San Antonio. inst
10 keep the record straight In his
reference to the Anti-SaloOn league. he
styles the organization as an Ohio or
Eani5atlon- This statement is mis-
leading and. whether made for the
purpose or not of prejudfcinR people
not Informed, cannot say, but has that
cOlorinE-
The Ant-saloon league is an organ
lzatIon whose national headquarters is
in Ohio. but there is also a state or
ssanlzauon in the state Of Texas. with
headquarters in Dallas and think
iikeiy It has state organizations in an
the states IN the United States If this
man SHES at something from the north
WY does he not speak OF the barrels
OF cold cash sent from the north nv the
whisky and beer interests to Texas ia
dictate and control the votes OF the
people IN statewide and local ontioD
eiectlons all over the state, which can
De verified by the records OF the dis
trlct court in Hopkins county. Texas
Al thlS and lots other things are
.lch noW ledged facts, enough to bring
me blush Of shame TO the face Of 80
true man Neither did this man ZEN ~ ~
llal MI PoindeXter. the man chosen for
.iatonal committeeman. is a Prohibit
tlohlst or long standing. since the 1857
seate VIDE campaign to nv certain
hnoWledge- / believe in fair nIav and
. Straight correct record, even in
II. D. Ballard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01
nOKE EAzLET. who has been sit
ting around all all spring, got up

DOKE EAzLET. who has been sit
ting around all all spring, got up
, yesterday.
a balloon ascension viii take place
! at Tickville Saturday week large
crowd viii be present. as the rsan may
fall out
Fletcher Henstep has been summoned
10 serve on a jury at TickvilIe next
week Fetch has already made up his
mind in the case. as the defendant is
some Of his wife's kinfolks
Dock Hooks has been reproved for
wearing his sleeves rolled up on sun
day II is said that he does it TO show
his big muscle. When asked about il
the other day he cOntended that he has
as much right TO dc that as the girls
have TO wear short skirts for the same
purpose
Washington Hooks, who in his
Younger days held his shoulders up and
Kept his hair combed, is now getting
quite old He does not care for STYLE
like he used TO and has let his mules
name and tail grOw out
Raj Barlow dressed up Monday and
went 10 Rye Straw It was his inten-
ton to arrive there smoking a cigar,
but the one he had got broke Sunday
night.
The Tin PeddIer. who takes hand
-Al ever lllail-r u0Lu AOF the sake OF
business and pleasure. this week Joined
a funeral procession this side OF Bound
Ing BillOws. but dropped out at a wide
place In the road so that his horse could
take its time
The deputy constable has been shad-
owing stranger on Musket Ridge for
the past several days. and after having
Iounu out Tor certain that the man had
done nothing. the deputy. ever on his
JOB. then arrested him for that
\ man who sells books on subscrip-
tlon was through here this week. No
body bought any. as we don't need
them so long as we have the Wild Onion
school teacher with US
lobe Moseley's watch stopped sud
denly while he was at the breakfast
table Tuesday morning. The tin peddler
was hastily summoned. but has not as
YET been able to again set the wheels
in motion
Cricket Hicks has asked for the Job
or blowing the whistle on the train
running into Ticl1ville- He would make
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01
HOROSCOPE.

"HIs is a fairly lucky day. accord
ing to astrology- Up TO , o'clock
Saturn and Mercury are in beDefi,
aspect while Neptune is mildly ad-
verse
The aspect OF Neptune presases ex-
traordinary fatalities on the water dur
ing the summer months. This predic-
Ton does not apply 10 water conditions
alone. but TO drownings due TO acct
qents on pleasure excursions durin..
11thIng and in travel on, the great
ms is sway held TO be PROMISING
In In an sorts Of mining enterprises
9lIFer and copper as wei as gold viii
pc found in new fields and western
states viii prosper.
CHIS gives encouragemeut 10 edi-
.9Is' advertisers and publishers. during
ms ms conformation It Is a helpful rliie
AoT publicity IN all branches.
foHtical candidates should make fba
most or the next few DAYS.
scandals libel cases and much -ossIp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01


a good. hand. as he has had several
Hill church bell Tvs
mere IS fine prospect for a good croD
u peTsimmons on Mus<et Ridge this
i. ram II lobe MOsley don't put a fence
around the trees and claim that he grew
them all for his own use
Inc postmaster has declared next
-lonaay national holiday. he having
set aside that date to plant his csr,ler
A Word on Mites.
ne mite Is a very energetic insect
v Ell known to the feathered Kingdom
1 ne species may be found on various
hinQS OF fowls. and at all times nav
De discovered in action The appstfte
OF the mite varies. but from the hest
evidence TO be gathered by bystander
" would seem that Il has an appetite
much larger than the actual dimensiorz
Of its body What il does win an fbe
cnlcken u eats is a mystery to aW
cnlckens- II is declared that in the az
81 ase A4etlIne OF an ordinary chicken
mite, said mite eats that which fs como
IN bulk to several large Plvrnoufb Tsrs,.1-
ROSTERS The mite which has seve-sI
legs. IS very alert. but travels Slowly
ana with much care and does lis work
Weii- In this respect Il differs widely
from its more robust co1Isi1 -. -
Whlcn mas no system whatever about
us work and no special ground 20
cover Ihat may be given as a reason
u. Ine riea Goes not stand any higher
III the insect kingdom than il does A
iiea may be here a this moment act
iVely engaged i'm a certain piece OF an
noy ance. and the next moment il may
De Tar emoved from that place. There
Lore no person can depend upon a flea
put one can always depend upon a mite g.
II remains at its post. or within call
ING distance. and does its work we'll
hut with all this II abhoCs publicity and
Is rarely observed BY the public eve
ana mere IS no case on record where
a newspaper Photographic has got a
picture OF one--Copyright. 1916. Adams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01

4 STROLOGERs read this as .
~ lucky day in which the planetary
influences should be exceedingly
stimulating Jupiter, Neptune and
Mars are all in benefic aspect. Uranus
is adverse.
Manufacturing and banking are sub
jet to the best direction. The west
and south should benefit especially.
II IS favorable sway for buying
and speculation, especially where en-
terprises are large and far-reachinc.
As the good aspects CT Jupiter are
oelleVed TO be conductive 10 clear think
ins ana correct judgment lawyers.
diplomats and men with heavy respon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-01
The King OF Spain

King Alfonso of Spain 30 years old and has regned
for 90 years Although 10 of TIE years under his
mothers regency he king of Spain at his birth and
BY this counting had the longest reign of any
arch in Europe except Francis Joseph Of Austria
King Alfonso has been popular through his boyhood
and young manhood without any extraordinary power
personality to compel popularity, except, the cur
slang has it, he is He man-his love for sport
love of living vivid capacity for enjoying life, and
bit of audacity, qualities which the world always
likes in folks, they help to make man popular IN
less he does something TO outrage public sentiment
After all, the world is a kind critic