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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
MILITARY DISCIPLINE.

Editor FL Paso Herald:
Military authorities" may inculcate
discipline into boys with strong arm"
methods but they cannot inStil a
spirit of discipline In that way. They
may enforce discipline with club in
the hands of brutal officer but they
cannot inculcate- respect for the army
in that way; they may compel the OBJ
sentiment are inevitably based on III
treatment
Force. disregard Of the best in man.
and methods which degrade and hu-
initiate the boy inculcate n spirit OF
revolt and resentment; humane treat
ment and respect beget respect and
enthral the boy with 4 spirit Of devo-
ton and love Of country which makes
him die with smile upon his lips and
joy in his heart.
It is my wish that our boys may go
to their deaths, IL need be. with their
faces radiant with patriotism and en-
thusiasm. and that they may be glori-
fled in their great sacrifice. let US not.
therefore, submit to their being in
culcated with spirit of defiance and
hatred incident to improper systems
adhered to by an army cult.
Tb> e young men are not criminals
but -lwart young patriots answer
ing the first call OF their country in
distress; willing and anxious to serve
even unto death; and courtesy and a
little touch OF humanity extended 10
them by an officer in the line will en-
courage them in their endeavors.
The old. brutal system OF kicking
discipline into men has long since
been discarded as most harmful. even
in our penal institutions: it has been
discovered by experts and men who
Rave made study of the subject. that
the most hardened criminal is made
better and more amenable to disct-
pline by humane and honest treat
ment II is the policy Of such institu-
lions to avoid humiliating the con-
victs: TO treat these moral derelicts as
men, and IL is proved over and over
again that such treatment IS most
beneficial to all concerned.
This seems to be known to all men
except these military authorities"
who adhere still to a vicious system
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
Roundabout ToWn
Lack of Water Hampers Upper Valley Farmers
Expense Is High and Irrigation Unsatisfactory

OF his wife It is said he has never
once crossed its threshold. That's
Hoover's way of heaping on the Goals
Of fire and Of making a protest for
democracy.
If the Germans had Doiied
around and only rendered their ser
pices 10 their ruler. the allies DOuld
hare been N Berlin By non.
Behind the scenes at the Crawford.
Roy kinslow-lTO Ernest Wolff.
musical directory may do q dance af-
ter that song number OF mine tonight
Ernest.
wOlff-Have you fixed it with the
ushers for the applause2
orvine Harris Ito Raymond Teal
That quartet number OF ours went
well tonight.
Teal-Yes, we have a fine quartet.
that is we would have II had four
more singers in il like myself
Slow nusiea The spirit Of death
lowered over the corral OF II. RidsdaIe
this week to the extent OF two calves.
Fort Sumner Review.
Some peoples ideas Of generosity
are a scream.
The other. day a well dressed young
woman was getting a pair OF white
shoes shined at The Herald bootbiaek
How mueh?' she asked the boot
black. when he had finished
Ten cents. num-" said the black
man
MY. that's cheap; some places
charge % cents she said. It an 60
ing to tip you for the good job. In
stead OF q dime" she continued. as she
fished in her purse, Il am going TO
give yOu-eleven cents" and she tri-
umphantly handed him a silver dime
and a shiny new copper. Now" she
continued as she climbed down off the
chair. the next time I come back
you'n give me another good shine
won't your
The negro only said: Next"
I'd hate 10 solicit her for the cham
Der Of commerce budget fund She re-
minds me of the man who asked the
minister how much he owed him for
performing a marriage ceremony for
him
The law allows me two and a half
said the minister.
Well. here's fifty cents NOR; that
makes IL three dollars" said the bride
groom.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
Var Leaves Only Ten
Doctors OF Army Age
In Big British Ciitu

Manchester, Eng June 2-The
drain which the war has made upon
the British medical profession Is
shown by the fact that more than
250 physicians and surgeons from
the Manchester district are serving
in the army
The insistent demands for more
army surgeons will get slight re-
Spouse from this district because it
has already been combed out, says
the Manchester Guardian.
The newspaper adds:
'On Saturday DR.. Dearden told a
representative OF the Manchester
Guardian that he did not think there
were more than ten doctors left in
Manchester who were OF military
age and medically fit: and W. Davies,
chairman OF the Manchester fnsur-
ance committee. put the number at
precisely five"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
PATRIOTS VERSUS ~sLACkERs.'

Editor FL PasO Herald
Our people don't seem to realize
that we are engaged in a war. the
most monentOus in the history o.
our nation. The gravity Of the stu
alton does not seem to strike the
average person VIII II be necessary
to have a great calamity happen be-
fore Americans viii wake up2 Eng
land did not become fully awake
until her cities were bombarded by
require something like that to wake
US up?
Thousands Of American boys have
volunteered for service in the army
and navy. Ell Paso has sent her quota
to join the colors. Many more viii go
and willingly. but there are some
slacknrs here as everywhere. There are
right now in FL Paso fathers who are
frantically pulling every string TO
get their boys off. II their names
were published. they would no doubt
hang their heads in shame Are their
sons any better than the sons OF
their neighbors?
A short time ago some women in
FL PasO were attending a pink tea
One mother made the remark that
her boy was 81 years Of age but that
ne was going to be passed at 20 Her
remark was passed around until IL
finally reached the ears of certain
official He called her on the phone
and Informed her that II she wanted
to see her son go to the penitentiary
all she had TO do was have him swear
to a lie.
The world hates = coward. I had
rather see a son OF mine dead than
to have him prove a coward There
is an old saying that blood viii tell.
I dare say that il the antecedents Of
every Stacker were closely looked in
to. a yellow streak could ube traced
for generations back. The family
tree Of the fathers OF El Paso and
elsewhere. who are trying TO have
their sons evade their duty TO their
country, would make interesting
reading.
Antislacker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
LICENSES For DOCS.

Editor Ell Paso Herald:
Having read the dog" letter Of
N. Shaw in Saturday nights Herald,
I feel like saying "Pshaw" in several
languages
We have q pet dog for which We
bought a license April 5. Three weeks
later some thief stole his collar, tax
tag and all
Now We must keep him tied up or
the dog catchers will get him-while
his collar and tag adorn the neck Of
a big black cur.
We have seen the dog and the stolen
collar on two occasions.
Oh, yes, buy a license, by all means,
good people-for some one else's dog
Mrs. S B. Dyer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
Short Snatches
From Everywhere

General Pershing seems to be the
handy man OF the administration
Detroit Free Press
Marshal Joffre warns the United
States against hasty military prepar-
ations Is the old warrior Joshing
us2-NeW York Telegram.
What we would like to know is.
how can a bald headed man blush TO
the roots Of his hair2-Charlie Leedy
in Youngston Telegram
Those farmers in West Texas who
were hoodwinked into joining a Sc
ditious movement against the govern
ment should not be made to bear all
the punishment. The ring leaders
should be rounded up and forced 70
pay the full penalty.-Waxahach
Light
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
The Apostle Of The Pimas
(BY H. S. H.)

MAN who did his bit and did it WELL has just passed
y on. He was Rev. Charles Cook Presbyterian mis-
= sionary known in the southwest the apostle to
the Pimas very tribe of Indians in the south
and part of the Salt River valley Of Arizona
For IS years. Rev. Cook labOred among the Indians.
When he took up his task the Pimas in state
petely savage The breech cout clothing enough in
SUMNER the blanket in winter Polygamy the normal
marital relation Mesquite beans cactus fruit dogs, rab
bits and fish the mainstays In the aboriginal
At the of his ministry before returning to Iowa
to days. Rev Cook had turned the Indians into good
farmers Four-fifths of them he had made nominally
Christians and many Of them really He had aided the
civil authorities In aboshng the polygamous relation and
had ociated at hundreds of homogeneous marriages He
had cared the SICK minstered the well and guided
the errng Indian back into the right path He gradually
and by painful degrees convinced the Pmas it wrong
to send the women the tribe out to labor and be heavy
laden while the conserved their energies for gambling
hunting and warfare.
His laid the foundation for the United States In
dian school at Phoenix town by ITSELF where upward Of
800 Indians get their book education and money making
trade occupation at the time monument to him
the Cook Bible school which is located the Indian
school greater monument is the tribe itself, self
specng self supporting people, regiousy inclined as
the most of ard patriotic any, That is good
life times accomplishment for any one man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
PRAISES BEALL SCHOOL.

Editor Ell Paso Herald:
AS the school year draws to close
cannot help speaking a word OF
commentator for the magnificent
work that has been done by the teach
ing corps OF the Bean school 1 live
in that neighborhood and my chill
dren have attended school there The
progress that the children make, the
good discipline enforced, and the
splendid professional spirit OF the
teachers appears doubly commendaoie
on account Of the fact that nearly
all the children are Mexican children,
and many OF them refugees from
MEXICO. -.
The human mind gives credit FOR
duty done, but proclaims ana sings
the praises of duty well done, espe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
Young Things

SPRING most things old like me and you
New leaves the humble bees
dndehon
there's nothing bought today The newborn
ducg boldly calf wahby limbs the
all the
bring youth spring. anything that's old
little worth
nothing that story
inst new winter panied
It's dismal hu and dun have changed to green beneath the
fashioned yesterday
things young their banners everywhere have flung
- -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
Keep On Developing Mines

4 EN- with undeveIoped partially developed mining
Nj Claims particularly copper reported to be mark
= ing time and awaiting more clear definition Of
the trend of events fearful that the present not good
time 90 ahead with organization and development be-
of the readusment of the country to war conditions
As to the wisdom otherwise Of developing copper
mine now question should be resolved to the funda
mentas have you the metal in the ground and does the
world need it?
There doubt but that the world needs copper needs
If badly, demands it and must have it Present supplies
inadequate with every producing company working to
the limit Spot copper is practically nominal because al
most unobtainab Dealings the market months ahead
of delivery And while prices shooting up down
after the razy fashion of wheat pit they high and
firm
Do you have good reason to believe have the ore?
If you have then get it out Of the ground by all means
Never there better time. Never there time
the United States and the rest of the world greatly
needed copper there time when mediocre
property could be made to reward its
Don't lure people to invest their dollars for development
by rash promises too glowing phrases by appealing to
the gamblers cupidy which unfortunately Turks IN too
many people Be the square and work your property
as an honorable business, but work It.
The small towns have it the cities when it to
recruiting.
Evangelist at Ysleta said life like bah game and
then someone tried to strike him out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
By DUNK Bolts

IT o SHOW how the papers exag-
geTate and get things wrong, Raj
= Barlow says the Tickville Tidings
last week stated in its columns that he
was a pleasant visitor in the city, when
the truth of it was he was there to
have his tooth pulled.
=
A big manufacturing concern has
notified Cricket Hicks that they are
sending him under separate cover one
Of their house-organs, and he says he
don't know one note from another.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02

cially when it is done in the face
of difficulties
Such work as the Beall school is
doing for the Mexican children Will
contribute a great deal toward ce-
menting good feelings and good IN
Outstanding between the two neigh
boring nations and when these chill
dren are grown up in their own cOun-
try they will remember the gentle and
patient teachers who taught them in
childhood, and they will be guided
more by their good example than by
the cries OF agitators or politicians.
Aside from this. a good Latin and
a good Indian seldom forget a favor.
Therefore, 1 would like to express
in q public manner my sincere ap-
probation of the work done this past
year by Miss Prater, Mr. Jackson and
all the teachers of the Beall school
for my children and all the children
under their care.
Prof P. J. Gonzales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
from which nothing but evil can pos

from which nothing but evil can pos
sibly come.
France has conducted one Of the
most wonderful defences known to
history and with a democratic army.
Their officers even have discovered
that q private is almost human and
that the private may have ideas that
are of value to the country.
We have, and will have. in our new
army many young men who are college
men, well bred and cultured. and these
are and will be privates; there are
many thousand others who are and
will be thoroughly trained in their
lines: why not use this ability and not
let Il go TO waste.
Those OF us who supply the man
power for this war must Insist that
our boys may be returned 10 US with
their manhood, their character and
their patriotism unimpaired. and Il IS
to this end that the methods OF the
tyrant and the thug must be aban-
coned by the officers.
R NJ Turner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
Germany Has 100000
Men Building U-BodtS

Copenhagen, Denmark, June "A
naval construc tor estimates Germany
has more than 100000 skilled work
men employed in the building Of sub
marines, with a possible output OF Is
uer week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
1000 Conscientious
Objectors In Prison

London, Eng June Nearly 1000
conscientious DIRECTORS, men who re-
fuse to go to war, are lodged in Dart
moor prison
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
English In Turkey
VIII Try Fishing

London, Eng. June 2--Three hun
bred fishing rods have been sent to
the British soldiers operating in Ne
sOpotamia, Turkey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
LETTERS To Ole HERALD

the
be withheld If reauested)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02

Evangelist at Ysleta said life like bah game and
then soneone tried to strike him out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02

If the Germans had voited
around and only rendered their ser
pices 10 their ruler. the allies vould
hare been N Berlin bu non.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02

OF his wife. It is said he has never
once crossed its threshold. That's
HoOver's way Of heaplng on the Goals
OF fire and OF making a protest for
democracy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-12

NOTHING DOWS-Just move into this
rev . room bungalow in Alta Vista; hard
weed IN two rooms. basement registers
ready FOR heat; finished in white enamel
and Tiffany oil; walks, fenced. electric
fixtures: near school and 5itney; So
rfcuthly; wiu rent for $50.
$50 Down. $50 monthly for this modern
room brick home on Wyoming. near
shops; $500
Lots. $3.50 each. Cash; on corner
south front. three blocks Of Grandvielv
school
Good Building Site wanted as part pay
msnt on new room bungalow IN Alta
Vista; never occupied; basement. fenced.
walks
Vendors Lien Notes to trade for good
vacant lots. what have you?
In Sunset Heights; 500 down. win buy
new room bungalow, near fire station
balance s35 monthly. This Is dandy.
On Nevada St. room bungalow this
home IS a positive sacrifice. FOR one half
cash; price cut from $500 10 $4,000. II
taken at once
Apartment Site Wsnted-WiI trade two
new bungalow IN Alta Vista; what have
you7
Automobile Wanted as part payment on
new 6 loom bungalow. II Is a dandy.
HAWKINS BROS,
s and 2 Morgan bldg. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-12
FALL BARGAINS AND HOUSES

FALL BARGAINS AND HOUSES
5000 I'm buug-- 5000 blk, Alamo
sordo. bsmt.. hwd- frs, new $500 cash.
$50 per no
$3.50 IN bunr-. beautiful Mckinley
ave. $3.50 cash. bal $50 per mo
s3l00-5 I'm. bung-, Grand ave. hwd.
flrs- $500 cash bal. suit.
g215o-4 IN. hung, Clifton s.. $3.50 cash,
SIS per mo.
$3.50 I'm. cottage. San Jose ST.; cost
2-I50i Se00 cash. bal suit. or 81 $500
cash paid will take $500 for property.
S105o-f I'm frame cottage S side. lot
month
5000 r1-- adobe cottage. Durazno st..
one lot- at this bargain price must be
81 cash
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO..
Phone So 100 san Antonio 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-12
IFor Sac o. Ezehange-KeaI EstaEe.

TRADES.
room. two story modern home. clear,
on 6 lots. fruit trees, shade. lawn and
beautiful place. Only $4,000; will take
clear valley land
Good Cattle Ranch for apartment house
In FL Paso.
$3.50 Acres Land down valley. so per a,
for city property
3 Bungalows. clear OF debt; all rented
and So acres farm up valley for good semi
business. viii assume
Good Clear Lots FOR bungalow near higA
school or Alta Vista
CHARLES ". HARLOW.
COS 1st Nat. Bank bldg. Phi. e237
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-12
For Rent-Rooms Furnished.


FOk RENT-Unuz5aliy nice large double
bedroom See downstairs apt 1117 " Fl
HOLLENBECK HOTEL-Furnishcd rooms
and light Housekeeping rooms zlii5
Texas
FRONT room for gentlemen connecting
bath; breakfast II desired 5s-S Westnin-
ster.
ONE front bedroom. hot and cold water.
walking distance Phone 1853
FURNISHED room. adjoining bath. suit
able for two employed ladies' private
home close in Phone S56lW-
LARGE room and sleeping porch board;
convenient Inquire at ITO T. Nevada 81
Mrs J. IL. OdelL
SUITE Of two rooms and private bath;
these viii appeal 20 the most G-scriuiuat-
ins- 2s31 Montana
FOR RENT-NIee front room. convenient
10 porch. corner California and kansas
WALKING DISTANCE and sleep
ing porch; furnace heat. hot water Phone
20s9R-
ONE block from Toitec club. nicely fur
nished rooms. close in; gentlemen pre-
ferred. sos Myrtle. Phone $50.
FIRsT Class front room. steam heat,
one or two gentlemen no sick So Ram
NICE, new airy room. furnace heat pr
vate home; Kitchen II desired 1910 y
Stanton
L lRGE, airy frcnt nicely furnished. con
meeting bath sol y Florence corner Mon
n IA
FURNISHED room. glassed sleeping porch,
steam heat. private family. one or tro gen
tleuens facing library 10 West Frank
lin.
NEW HOTEL De MAD.
2 sTythinE rev and modern; rooms from
50 week up. 21S South Oregon Phone
HOTEL BOSTON
eos s Stanton
OI-side rooms. new and modern steam
heat: run water. rates S3-5o up Phi SOL
WELL furnished steam heated room. HOT
ald cold running water. best home cooked
meals rates reasonable call AZ 1-s Pros
pect Phone 1855.
AIRY. newly furnished steam heated room
with connecting bath; hot and cold water.
t='sphoue: in nice. quiet. private family;
also garage suitable Tor one or two gen
tIemen. reasonable 1870 COpia street ue2-
Alta Vista school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-12
For Sale-CitH PronerfH.

4-ROOM GRANDYIEW BUNGALOW S2s59
VII sell S1100 equity in this attra ctivs
bungalow. with all modern features; on
fro south front lots, near car school and
paved street For particulars call 54o9
Mountain Ave. or phone S57s-W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-12
Business Chances


LADIES. LOOK for Stocks Grocery adv
under special notices on The Herald clas-
s.fisd page every Tuesday and Frlday-
FOR SALE-Fish creek inn ard carti-s
good business located on Apache t-a;l-
Mss Emma Ellsworth. Fish Greek lun-
via Nesa city. Ariz- Box Ifl-
FOR sALE-lIech anicaI business. three
years same stand Ssoo casa. guarantee
$500 net: no commissions. Address 3 3ll,
care Herald
OWNER OF established. well paying whole
sale and retail business wants partner &c
take actual interest and buy half part
$500 necessary address CT. care Herald-
$50 CASH buys lunch room. delicaressen
and milk depot; good location. doing good
business. rent paid up 20 Nov 4s-- Phone
We HAVE a complete line Of stoves.
ranges and heaters for less money than
yo1 can buy them ELSEWHERE
RIO GRASDE EURNITURE CO..
ta7 s. stanton ST. Phone zSoe-
rOR SALE or trade--ResIaurant and luncn
counter. Silver ave. Demins; good trade
established. good reasons Tor selling Box
go. Deming. New Mex
W To DATE cleaning and pressing and
tailor shop in connection for SALE ne
only shop in town OF fifteen hundred
people. nd has several mining camps tha-
DO a mail order business with For
further address T III care Herald
FOR SALE-We have approximately a
5000 stock. q fine trade 30 VIII pay
anyone desiring a business 10 luves-isare-
Alpine Furniture Co. Alpine. Texas
FOX SALE-Third o. half interest in two
paying rc-lu drug stores and rnauufac-
turing proprietary medicine line, manage
meat retail department and salary % ac-
ceptahle man Box SIG. II Paso- Texas
NICE. clean grocery store; biggest bar
gain in town for cash. Only ~ blocks
from postofflce; large living room IN rear.
cheapest rent IN town. and lease; this is
q small proposition Phone 1881
FOR SALE-Goot country store. stocl,
and fixtures in-1l-e ahou- s-511- west
Texas; good crops. Zig business this fail;
drafted In army. must sell j.. ". Good
win. GOV. kLnE county,. TeE.s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-12
For SaIs-CounHy Property.
sOWF BARGATNs N FARWs

SUM- bAhAuAANE II EAhMS
so. 00o-27O acres finely improved. lower
valley. 20 exchange for FL Paso property
or California property
SlO.s5o-60 acres near Anthony; 4 room
house barn. sheds. two wells. so acres
alfalfa. two cuttings this ". yield two
tons per acre per cutting; wei. fine soils
exchange for smaller farm or city prop
erty.
g10.50O-se acres. 81 alfalfa; : room
house. paved road, near Clint. trade FOR
f Paso property.
ss00O-I0 acres two bIlzz. YsIeta P.O--
5 I'm. residence. large garage. three other
bldgs: exchange FOR bungalow. Fl Paso.
$4,000 acres I'm house. so acres in
cult: upper valley. exchange for FL Paso
property or easy terms.
s47s0-72 acres san Elizario. 20 acres
in cult. 30 acres more clear exchange
for FL Paso bung-
S1s00-I3 acres, four room house. Dona
Ana station. main road; all in cult: small
NFWMaN TSTF-sTlIFST CO
Phone $50 100 san Antonio 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-12
For SaIe-Furniture.

For Sale-FuFnfture.
FOR sALE-Furniture by the piece: also
Nictrola and records Phone asa
FURNITURE OF rooms with large sleep
ing porch for sale. cheap Phone 6as4N-
ROCKER, heater. box couch. mattress. gas
oven. tubs. pair pillows. Phone 6713J-
HOUSEHOLD furniture; also two parrots.
singing and talking Mexican: two Chihua-
hua dogs. cheap 321S Manzuna
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-12
FnR SALE

20 ACRES located in the heart Of the Ne
siila valley. good soil. level on main ditch
az 2 bargain price; will take IN one or two
god light cars as first payment. or i'm
proved city property Several small tracts
from 10 acres up for sale cheap and on
easy payments also large tracts OF any
size
BAILEY LAND CO..
Phone 20sS, sos Herald bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-12

Apartment house and cash 20
trade for ranch land in New Mex
leo that viii Craze 1000 head Of
castle
MORRIS NV CO..
e01 RlyE0lds bldg Phone $50.