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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
HOROSCOPE.
Wednesday. February -. 1917.

W eOnes01E. February 1917.
" HIS is not a lucky day. according
to the reading Of astrologers.
Early in the morning. Neptune
and Jupiter are in benefic aspect, but
during the hours Of business Saturn,
the sun and Mars are in evil place.
Under this rule it is more important
TO avoid dissensions OF every aspect
There is a leading making for egotism.
arrogance and stubbornness that causei
trouble in domestic and business az
fairs.
There is a sinister sign read as indi-
eating trouble or scandal relating 10
the United States army Expenditures
may come under investigation and some
question Of policy is likely 10 be bit
terly discussed
While the sun guides as IL does to-
day, II is wise to avoid sUperiOrs in
any line OF work as they are likely TO
be difficult to deal with and extraor-
dinarily exacting- It is a most inaus-
picious sway under which TO seek politi-
cal preferment-
The seers predict a serious time for
men and women in vacations OF a pro-
fessional or semi-prOfessiOnal charac-
Ter as competition viii be more severe
than ever before.
New activities for women are pre-
dicted. but these will engage members
of the working classes.
prognosticated and twins viii be nu-
merous. it is foretold.
Under this planetary government
there should be the greatest intellect
ual activity and seats of learning
should produce scholars IF unusual at
tainments.
A sensation in which a college presi-
dent is concerned is foretold- This
will have some political significance in
all probability. Switzerland has the
forecast OF unrest. increase in mys-
terious crimes and business problems
OF various sorts.
The appearance 81 a teacher who is
a mystic and poet is again prophe-
sled
Art and music come under n direction
believed to lessen the trend toward ex.
IRENE realism. Growth Of national sup
port and appreciation are promised by
the stars.
Persons whose birthd-te ii is should
beware Of accident in 1917. The aug
ury for the year appears to indicate
many anNieties concerning business.
Children born on this day may be
headstrong and impetuous. Boys may
be inclined TO get into trouble, but
they can be controlled through their
affections. Girls should be guarded
against unfortunate marriage.
Copyright. 1917. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
II. DID you hear about it,
asked Jennie ChipmUnk Of
~ Squeakle-Eekie. the little

II. DID you hear about it,
asked Jennie Chipmunk Of
~ -Eekie. the little
cousin mouse.
Hear Of what"
"oh. go on 90 tell us exclaimed
Alice Wibblewobble, the duck girl. The
three little animal friends were stand
ing near the edge Of the duck pond and
Alice was waiting for her sister Lulu
10 come along, when they would both
~ swimming.
We'll. did you hear about Uncle
wiggily and the two sticks asked
Jennie
No, What was it, asked squsakie-
Eekie
Why, susie wanted a new lace dress
covered with diamonds. 10 go to the
Wibblewobble duck party. but she had
none" SAID Jennie She told Uncle
Wiggily about it and he rubbed two
sticks together and then he saw Mrs
Spin Spider and she spun susie new
dress with dewdrops on Tor diamonds
and fireflies to light them up
I don't see what the two sticks had
10 do with It," said Alice Uncle Wig
Eily would have been Mrs Spin Spider
without the sticks. and she could have
made the dress and all the rest OF II
well. I don't know any more about
IL than what I've told you. said Jennie
only il happened I'm sure Of that!
Let's US try it," said Alice We can
rub two sticks together, and maybe
II we do, something viii happen"
So the animal girls each found two
sticks. and began rubbing them TO-
c-ethe- as hard as they could But moth
ing like fairy business happened
To be sure Alice Wibblewobble
rubbed her two sticks together so hard
that she made a blister on her hand,
Y hich was not at all nice
Jennie broke one OF her two sticks
by pressing down too hard on it. and
she got a splinter in her paw As for
SCueakie ?Eakie she lost one of her
bushes and could not be found
Puff" said Alice Il don't think
much of this Nothing at all fairy like
happened"
OF sticks?" said Jennie
Perhaps we didn't say the right
kind of magical words" spoke Squee-
lzie-Eekie. Uncle Wiggily knows lots
OF funny magical words to say"
Let's try again" said Alice. the
duck girl. and they did. saying all the
magical words they knew, such as
"Astabula Oricono. Fan?Tods. Fiddle
sticks and Kill-u-lu-'
But even then nothing happened. and
the girls were just going TO give up.
wien through the woods came hopping
Uncle Wiggily LOngears, the rabbit
gentleman himself.
oh. Urcie Wiggily,' cried Jennie.
We've tried every way We know TO
make magic out Of two sticks. but we
cant do it"
have two sticks here. They are just
any two I could pick VI around any
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

most before your very eyes, all due TO
simple osmosis Of the skin, produced
solely by warm water and rOseated
cream. But be sure TO use only pure
roseated cream. as it is an entirely diff
ferent thing from ordinary face creams,
and must not be COMPOUNDED with them
Most women prefer Creme Tokalon
Roseated. II you have wrinkles. get q
box Of japanese leg Pencils and use
them in connection with the cream and
you can get quick action on the deepest
wrin kles, no matter Of how long stand
ing.
NOTE-The manufacturers Of Creme To-
kalon. Roseated, have such unbounded con-
fidence in their particular brand that they
offer 20 forfeit $4,000 TO any charitable In
stitution II II can be shown that Il will not
Danish every complexion blemish and give
most astonishing new beauty 10 wrinkled,
carew0rn. aged women in three days time
il many instances II can be obtained
absolutely fresh and guaranteed pure from
Kelly Pollard Warner. Peoples Drug Store,
Scott White & Co. OF most any good drug
gist or department store I'm this city--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
PALO PINTO COUNTY BOASTS
Ell PAS0-FT. WORTH HIGHWAY

From the chamber Of commerce Of
Mineral Wells. Tex. judge Adrian Pool
has received word of an enthusiastic
meeting held there TO promote the FL
Paso-FOrt Worth highway. ". B. Starr
secretary OF the highway association
told Of his work in ShackelfOrd and
stephens counties I'm which bonds are
being sold for $4,000 TO apply on the
road fund.
J. u. Merriwether. engineer OF the
highway association. assisted by two
engineers from the office of the United
states buraeu of public roads. Is work
ing on plans for the highway in ten
counties Work in Palo Pinto county
viii he started soon. the advices to
judge Fool said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
Scene from Her Nature Dance funny keystone picture
hich heduI for reIea

next play. With Jack Piolford as CO.
star.
That George Beban Is golf fan
That Chaplin's Health Resort" will
come hilariOusly forth in March
That Crane Wilbur viii film The
Eye OF Envy and then The Eleventh
Commandment"
That -MisjudSed.' the ninth peril"
Of "Our girl reporters " series. is true
to life They do say it.
That the next Holmes railroad serial,
The Raiders viii show action going
on in four rooms at one time.
That The Greater Woman" Mar
jOrie Rambeau's first screenie, TO come
out February IS. features a really
wonderful character Don't pause. If
you were reducing. though The adjec-
tive refers to the WOman's soul
motherhood" and The Debt are TO
follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
BetrothdI CaRe.

TITLE comparative excellence OF all
cakes is a matter of Individual
taste. but is there any house
keeper who viii not welcome a new
recipe for making cake2 The follow
ing recipe viii be found both good and
unusual:
For = betrothaI cake Of generous
size. allow one cup Of butter one cup
Of sugar. six eggs, half cup or cream.
two cups OF flour. one pound OF raisins
seeded and chopped. half pound OF cit
ron cut in long strips. one tablespoon
ful of ground cinnamon and one grated
nutmeg, half teaspoonfuI Of mace. half
teaspoonful of ground cloves. ground
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
C0LORADOAN IS CONVICTED
OF NUMBERING MARSHAL

Fort Morgan. Colo. Feb. 27.-John
Swan. charged with the murder Of
Charles p. Eyser. town marshal. the
night of September so last. was found
guilty of murder in the first degree
yesterday. after the ury had been
celebrating since 1929 Saturday night.
Life Imprisonment was recommended.
Swan received the verdict calmly. He
vii be placed on trial, probably this
week. Jointly with Ray Wilcox, his
companion on the night Of the murder
charged with the murder OF Mrs. Mary
Weimcr. who was killed by a stray
shot on the night OF the Eyser murder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

The Young Mems White Campaign
club will hereafter meet each Wednes-
day evening in the Women's club
rooms
A baseball game has been arranged
for Athletic park Saturday between the
high school team and the Fl Paso COL
lege team.
The new letter carriers IN the post
office are making good on their routes
and in a very. few days they viii know
them thoroughly
NJ. Payne Produce company, had mar
row escape from being over run by a
runaway horse near the Orndorff hotel
yesterday.
Detective Dan Riley has returned
from san Antonio. where he went to
assist IN the running in of some old
time crooks. Of whom he had been
keeping track.
Next Monday is the anniversary OF
the signing Of the independence dec
laratiOn Of Texas and will be observed
in the city by the closing OF all banks
and public offices.
Admiral Schley will be here FOR an
hour and 20 minutes tomorrow after
was learned today that the railroad
company would hold the train for an
hour to allow the citizen to meet the
admiral
Yesterday afternoon there was an en-
thusiastic meeting OF the committee
having in charge the arrangements for
the cattlemen's convention and con-
siderable business was transacted.
Vice chairman Myles called the meet
scriptions TO the fund had been very
liberal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
nEetty as a Picture *
tSk|rzZEVery Sign%1Wrinkle !
Wconlplexion Blemishessone9
How muddy, sallOw, aging skin can be
made wonderfully youthful and beau
tifui through remarkable discovery of
osmosis of the skin.

Nnen you see woman past thirty with
no horrlu crcwsfeet or pouches around her
eyes, no enlarged nose pores, no deep lines
or burrows ABOUT the mouth. and possessed
OF clear velvety complexion. you can be
practically certain that she knows BEAUTY
secrets not possessed by the average wo-l
man She may have as much cause for
looking old and carewOrn as anybody yer
she Is able TO go on year after year with
never a sign Of wrinkles or complexion
blemIshes, all the while preserving a fresh.
youthful appearance. And there is really
no reason why any woman between thirty
and sixty should not look from five to fiji
teen years younger than she really is by
simply knowing the secret of just what to
DO 1t ought TO be matter of pride with
you TO keep your complexion clear and
your face youthful as much as it is 70
keep your hands and nails clean. But you
cannot hope 10 be beautiful and attractive
unless you give your skin full opportunity
70 act freely and renew its youth. No
matter what your age no matter how
coarse, harsh and unsighJly your COM
plexion. nor what you have tried unsuc-
cessfuny. the moment you produce osrnosis
Of the skin, you viii look Younger and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

alispice. and one teaSpoonful or vanilla
essence Rub the butter and sugar TO
a cream Whip the eggs without sepa-
rating until they become thick and
creamy. Stir them into the butter and
sugar a little at a time, adding the
cream little by little Mix the flour
thoroughly with the fruit and spices
and then add TO the egg mixture Stir
al well together and add the vanilla
Beat long and vigorously and pour
into a pan lined with buttered paper.
filling il about three-fourths full
Smooth the top with wet knife, and
bake in a moderate oven for about two
hours. Cover with a boiled icing. For
a betrothal party decorate with fancy
designs and little china cupid favora-
Observation-Disclosures Salad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

face in warm water at night and rub in 4
teaspOonful OF two Of any good roseated
cream which you can obtain from the
druggist In the morning wash the face
with cold water. and rub in more
cream In three weeks or less you will
be astonished at the change that has
taken place. See how the old. hardened,
coarse rough skin turns into new,
fresh. soft. youtlful-lookinE skin al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

he gave the other animal girls a ride
in the kite airship. And. II the buckle
berry pudding doesn't go visiting with
the pencil sharpener and cut off its
upper crust, I'll tell you next about
Uncle Wiggily and the Ice Maiden
Copyright, 1917. By Mcclure News
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
1IYears Ago Today
From The Herald OF this
\ \ Date. 1908.

n ESSRS. Stuart. Jones and Hadley.
MI OF the FL Paso Union Stock
= - yards company. have Just closed
a deal with the FL Paso & Northeast
ern railway company. whereby the
Union company purchases the stock
yards OF the railroad in this city. and
the railroad in the future agrees to
give all OF its business 20 the Union
yards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

Tar more beautiful.
Many a wrinkled.
hollow checked. fad
ed-loOking woman
mas regained her
charm and awakened
to find herself pretty
as a picture with
. cry sign of
wrinkles and COM
plexiOn blemishes
gone through this
wonderful. S m pie
method Watch what
g does for YOU
Merely wash your
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

Il tells the story of a woman whose
husband and son are killed in battle
Sarah Bernhard is said to have been
under fire for several OF the scenes.
which were made on the front near
ChalOns
This was before she left France for
her present return to the stage in
America
It isn't her first movie. Another
was shown here 4 year ago. That
wasn't her first. either. The worlds
greatest actress was one OF the first
to recognize the possibilities OF the
movies She was photographed in them
first in a pictured version of Camille
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
TO PROTECT FILM ANIMALS

California legislators. at the current
session At Sacramento. will consider a
bill which is to he introduced at the
instigation of the California Humane
society. the effect OF which, if passed.
will make it misdemeanor TO show
picture which contains scenes in which
there is evident practice OF cruelty to
animals.
Stuart Holemss director. Carl Har-
bough. has started him at work on n
new play. The first scenes were
materially delayed on account OF the
difficulty OF obtaining a milk wagon
on which the action depended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

Indian Bicycles. Allen Arms & Cycle
80. Ie4 y OrcEoE SU-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27

,SN n OTHERS OF FRANCE" star
M ring Sarah Bernhard. Is to
= - be shown soon in America.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
THEY SAY

That a Lonesome Chap having been
completed by Louise Huff and House
Peters. -Freckles" will be Miss Hun $
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
THE STORY OF MAGMA SURPRISE
Staked by the Man Who Located Three Of Ari-
IONA s Greatest Copper Producers.
CHAPTER THREE.

Perry Hovle Black Warrior inspirations
experienced slight add qualification
would be found in the superior district had long ago adopted BY
two learned German these German engineers mad sae1o
their OF enOunterng too much along
early days copper Pnal silver
PROF KocHs RETURN
9 tb the S 6 9 o oD8er % a as the s .as R
Ari1 @ yesterdays story Magma Surprise Herald proi
''''P'''' '"'' i'' SEEKING FINANCIAL AID ~
The sDes a at9 S5 eT on fSs a2y not y %
notes the absence Of finances
mebd that he Ell PaO years ago with large roll and
among '''s' '"is' '''-' WORLD SERIES
old Smeer Trust by promotion
mat e9ntempated conducting customs d f u
needed the the pinch hitter famed So it nees
say look ''' 0''' GRAND SURPRISE GROUP
a Montana who had promoted north
enlisted This after having received the consent Of p-
the of completing the o s alton
proposition whose quick
perception situations agree look the property
'''s ''''I REPUTABLE q BROKERAGE FIRM
an Va H0Ra and sOT OF order ba h the opy proe ae
aeptaBe the firm might have presenting
the stock TO the '''i The PROPERTY TAILED
VI 5 5fs POo was Sded a mot nc s held the
following office Of the attorney referred above for tn.
purpose '''''''l FINANCED FOR EQUIPMENT
The result Of the meeting was that Mr. AndTe IN Consideration
small tools.
ground prospect claims provide preliminary
payroll fund
MAGMA SURPRISE MINING COMPANY
which capitalized
$100 the
purchase ground le) and for
preliminary expenses including the machinery described
above; 100000 shares the cOmpany's treasury
Stoneman chosen president Vincent Andrea
president Boyce these with Robert
N''N'''' ''' f''' now WHO ARE THEY?
George of the late Ex-Governor Sonean Of
equipped attorneys OF president
Central committee.
scarcely necessary advise people of FL that VIM
the successful land and livestock
Robert member of the machinery
of Kaauer FORK Moye. conspicuous every sd
upbulding FL Paso tributary territory
Auditor Arizona distino
having several thousand ahead Of his ticket the
This compliment Mr.
o the in which he born
HOwe he the who discovered
Inspiration greatest COP
producers
FIRST TREASURY OFFERING
Surprise Mining
treasury offered buyers approved eopp
cents, par S1.00-
CERTIFICATES DELIVERED THURSDAY.
actually delivered before Thursday
arch1s advise early reservations.
CURTISS, MANNING & COMPANY
DISTRIBUTING BROKERS
Sheldon Hotel. Ell PasO Albuquerque Silver City. N M.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-27
uEVR'SwsDtRfM REMElM
Ne STOMACHsags!,
sIIEsS:I53kt WELCOMING

Gall Stones. Cancer and Ulcers OF the
Stomach and Inte~ S1es. Auto-Intoxsca-
tion. Yellow jar y &c. Acute Indiges-
ton. Appendicitis. Sastritis. and other
fatal ailments result from ston-
ach Trouble. Thousands OF Stomach
sufferers owe their complete recovery
TO Mayrs Wonderful Remedy Unlike
any other Tor Stomach Ailments. For
sale by Kelly * Pollard. Potter Drug
Co. and druggists verywhere.-Adv-
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES
Aliens Foot-Ease. the antiseptic powder 10
be shaken into the shoes and Sprinkled
into the foot-hath- Il relieves painful
swollen. smartlng feet and takes the sting
out OF c0rns and bunions Nothing gives
such quick and permanent relief Tor sweat
ing. callous. tired. aching feet as Aliens
Foot-Ease the standard remedy for 9S
years Sold by Druggists everywhere. sc
Always use IL 10 Break in new shoes Trial
package FREE Address. Allen 5 Ohm
sted- lie Rov. Y Y.-Adv-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-10
HAWKEYEs DOWN MARooNs.
Iowa Wins Basket Game From Chicago
by Score of "a to II.

by Score of "a to II.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Feb. 10.-Iowa, playing
remarkable basketball turnout a tire
memdous1y exciting battle, Won its
first Big Nine game Friday might, de-
feating Chicago "a to II.
The Hawkeyes, who were beaten ~
to Is by Chicago on the Maroons' floor
month ago, played like an entirely
different team The quintet was never
as we'll united and the men were never
as efficient, singly considered, before
this year.
The fact that the team is likely to
Lose it's captain, Edwin G. Bannick.
the crack guard and forward from
Wilton Junction, and Won Lackum,
his running mate because OF new
scholastic rules concerning participa-
ton in athletics by freshman medics,
seemed to inspire the Hawks, rather
than depress them and they played ex =
traordinary ball.
They took the first nip and tuck
period, 13 to II, and the second half
found them stronger and more deter
capture the contest. They came back
80 strong, indeed, that the Maroon
visitors were simply swept off their
feet by the Hawkeye attack and
especially the Iowa defense, which cut
down the aggressive work Of the Page
men to a minimum.
The visitors, too, were effective in
their defense during the second round
but not to such an extent as to stop
the home squad from running up
enough points to make the contest a
riyeted and clinched victory.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-10
I GOULD ACCEPTS TERMS.
Former Central Association Marvel
Signs Contract.

Muscatine, Feb. 1D.-Abner Could,
Muscatine shecl2el counter who last
season was one OF the star hurlerH OF
Lee Fohl's Cleveland Indiana 10 no
longer a holdout He has forwarded
his signed contract TO headquarters
and was making arrangements to &C.
company the team to training camp at
New Orleans about Feb. 20.
Six weeks ago Could received his
first contract but was dissatisfied with
the terms. While he was aware that
large cuts were being made in the
salaries OF practically every star In
organized baseball, he did not believe
the increase granted him over tho
compensation he received for his first
year in the major league was suffi-
cient. 4es
He made his protest to Manager
Foil and consequently received a new
contract. s, The contract was com
promise and so Gould signed.
Robert "Ziggy" Hasbrook, recruit
first baseman with the Chicago White
Sox, was not required to sign a. COM
tract this spring. He put his John
Hancock to a document last fan which
made him a member OF the White Hose
tribe this season.
'Iassy" expects the White Sox to
delay their spring training trip to Min
eral Springs. Tex, until March 10.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-10

Marenso.
Word comes from Llano G"ande,
Tex, that Grey Mckee has been pro-
noted to sergeant major for the
squadron.
Creston.
A. c. Banner, a traction engineer, OF
Shenandoah, filed voluntary petition
in bankruptcy at this place. in which
he lists his liabilities at $71S.65, with
no assets.
Ainsworth.
Miss Rachel Thompson, Of Aims
worth, is dead at her home here after
an illness of years. She was born in
Ohio in 1884 and came here when
young girl
Burlington.
Coal dealers Of Burlington are dis
gusted lot, and there is reason. A
checking up of coal passed over the
city scales in this city by Deputy Food
Commissioner Flynn it was discovered
that they have been giving not full!
weight but overweight in most cases.
Leon.
The fine country home Of Lawrence
Mark, east Of Pleasanton, was burned
Thursday evening, but he with the as
sistance of neighbors saved a good part
Of the contents. Fire was also discov-
cred in the farm home Of Paul Scott.
north Of Pleasanton, last Thursday, but
fortunately it was exiting uiehsd before
a great amount Of damage was done.
Washington.
Miss Cora Scofeld. who until flve
years ago made her home in this city
has been made member Of the Royal
| English Historical Association. She Il
also member Of the American Histor-
ical Association, and was on the pro-
gram at the last meeting in Washing
ton, D. C. She now resides In New
ton Mass.
AItoopa.
| The hog pen of Harley Thorton, two
miles east Of Altoona, was raided BY
automobile thieves Tuesday night. "A
3O0-pound porker was seized and drag.
ged squealing from the pen to q place
behind the barn. There sharp knife
put an end to the squealing and the
hog. The meat and the thief disap-
peared in an automobile.
Davenport.
Harry Smith, the man who tried t.
stick up the Iowa restaurant with ar
empty ss;a;;s aHa was shot trgice -
waiter, pleaded guilty at 2 o'clock
| Thursday afternoon and at 2:15 O'clock
was sentenced by Judge F. d. Let's tt
an indefinite term in the state peniten-
tiary. Smith was sentenced under thu
law which means that the state board
of control, will regulate the time he Il
to spend at the institution.
Washington.
Milton n. Sweet, ex-sherif Of THU
county, and veteran OF the civil war
died Wednesday at his home on Eas
Second street OF grippe and other com.
plicati0ns He was born in Rensselaer,
county, New York, Feb. IT, 1898, hi
parents coming to Iowa in 1889. HI
married Louisa Disherry Dec. 30. 1859
who died in 1871. His second wife wa.
Marie McCauiley, who died In 1906
May 1. 1907, he married Adella Kirk
patrick, who. with one son Fred, o
Brighton, and : brother, 8. D.. Of Troy
N. T., survive him. He enlisted II
i Company A, Second Iowa cavalry, an,