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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
PROMINENT DOCTORS
EXCITED And AMAZED
They Are Worked Up Over The Action of
PhOsphated Iron MAKING The Weak Strong

Victims OF weak nerves and run down
systems due to lack Of pure blood viii
be glad to know that there is. according
10 the best physicians q reliable remedy
for them
Many who were steadily going down
hin 10 permanent illness and nervous
breakdown have regained perfect health
by taking Phosphated Iron, the new
blood and nerve food
One elderly woman said, Il was all
In, looked and felt like the last run Of
shad. was clear discouraged without
ambition or appetite. Now look at me
! have the good health and bubbling
spirits Of a girl OF eighteen. eat and
sleep we'll Il made a new man OF my
husband too. And though we are well
along in years we both face the future
with confidence. knowing that as long
as our blood is charged with good
heaith-giving Iron and Phosphates We
are safe.
Again a booHkeeper who used Il says:
II ever a man had a case Of nerves 70
was me I could not sleep at night, the
least sound made ne jump. appetite
gone. everything was up Hill work and
] felt myself slipping every day. by
doctor said: Try Phosphated Iron. Il
s the exact remedy you require. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
AMARILLO PEOPLE EXCITED
OVER PROSPECTS FOR OIL

Amarillo. Texas. is in the throes OF
an oil excitement. Correspondence Of
the Fl Worth Star-Telegram. ates
that had weather only had hindered
actual cLe1ation in the field norm Of
that city. The Amarillo OIL company
has contracted With Jones Bros. COM
pany. OF Kansas City. 10 put down
five oil tests SHOWS have been hind
ering the hauling Of materials for the
derrick for the first Of these wells
Chas y. Gould. the geologist who
located the big gas well so miles
north Of the city. Is quoted as sayin-
that the Amarillo field is distinctive
in that there has not been a dissent
ing opinion among more than a score
OF accredited geolOEists who have eN-
amined IL, that is one Of the best geo
logical oil structures in the middle
west
The correspondence states that geo
logists Of the Gulf Refining Co. the
Texas company. the Empire Gas and
Fuel company. the Magnolia Petrol
cum company and OF other companies,
all OF whom have acquired leases in
that section. report substantially the
same as does Mr.. Gould
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
Little Plaza

men claimed 70 be artists, doing the
greater part OF their work on the
walls OF saloons Recorder Eyler.
not feeling sure that their tale was
true. told Clark 10 draw a sketch OF
Jim Dryer, who was acting as clerk
in the absence Of Abe Alderete- The
sketch. although done under unfa-
vorable circumstance. was so good
that the cases we're dismissed
B. F. Hammett and " s. Sweeney
today discussed with judge J. L.
Sweeney the new road which the
county commissioners have ordered
built between this city and Fort
Bliss They called attention % the
facr thar. although the commission
ers had secured the necessary land
FOR the construction Of the road. they
neglected TO have the deeds executed
and suggested that at the next meet
ms Of the commissioners. some coun-
" officer be empowered 70 secure the
deeds.
Express messenger George Camp
he'll. OF the Wells Fargo. who reached
the city this morning on his regular
trip is the subject Of more OF less
good humored raiilery today over a
chase he had in the express car after
white rat which escaped from the
case in which il was travelling. All
his efforts TO capture the rat failed.
but a Mexican came to the rescue and
caught 70 with his hat ar. Campbell
was later chief Of police Of FL Paso.l
The most important preliminary
leading 70 the construction OF Ele-
plant Butte dam and the irrigation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
Expert Vie1c'S
Sulphur Field
In West Texas
West Texas Sulphur Co. |;
Shut Down, Awaiting
Better Conditions.

Carlsbad, y. NJ, Feb. GA D.
Morrow. sulphur man. went out TO the
sulphur fields OF the West Texas Sui
phur Co. February % to give the
property a thorough inspection. This
mine has been shut down since the
armistice, pending the readjustment
Of market conditions which would
justify resuming shipments.
The West Texas Sulphur Co. is
right in the heart Of the big field,
which is 20 miles long and eight
miles wide. The nearest railroad
point is ORA. On the santa Fe. and
the northern tip Of the deposit is
within 80 miles Of Carlsbad. ten miles
more distant than is Orla from the
main deposit
There are several companies in the
district, which include the West
Texas. the Standard. the Southern.
the Great Southern and others a
large amount Of steel has been laid
down at Orla. which was intended for
the CONSTRUCTION Of a light weight
track out 10 the fields.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
Police Arrest
ManDreSSedAS
Mex. Woman
Carlos Uranga Wearing
Skirts and Woman Hat
Taken Into Custody.

Carlos Uranga. aged 1s. dressed in
woman's clothing, was arrested late
Wednesday night on South FL Paso
street by mounted Datrolman J. A.
Wilson. and is being held in the city
jail charged with vagrancy-
Making the rounds on his beat, pa
troIman Wilson noticed what appeared
to be a fashionabIy dressed woman
going from house to house on South
Seventh street. after trying the door
of each place. Pending Investigation
OF the case, the woman" was sent 70
the police station, where the Identity
of Uranga was revealed
Questioned by the police in an effort
to find out the purpose OF the mas
ouerade. Uranga refused to make
statement He was searched thor
oughIy. the only articles found on his
person being a box OF powder, pow
der puff and certain articles OF FEM.
mime wearing apparel.
officer Wilson stated that number
Of complaints had been received at the
police station about a man masquer-
aiding as q woman and that he had
watched the lower part OF the city for
several nights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
Mineral OzCne1-S
WILDE Repaid
By Government
Will Receive Remuneration
For Losses AsAResult
Of End Of War.

It now seems certain that the pro-
Queer Of war minerals who in their
efforts to help supply the govern
ments demand for such during the
war. met with severe losses owing to
the ending Of the war. viii get some
remuneration. The conferees Of the
United Sgates senate and house Of
representatives on the Dent-Cham-
berlain bill for 1egalizing OF all in
formal contracts adopted section five
" hich IS intended TO cover certain
losses. sustained in the endeavor to
increase the supply OF such war min
erals
VIII PAY Agreements
Under this section the secretary Of
the interior IS authorized 10 adjust
pressed or implied upon a fair and
adequate basis. the amount heretofore
invested or contracted to be invested
and obligations Incurred in good faith.
within the United States for the pur-
pose Of supplying the urgent needs Of
the nation during the war. OF any ores
or minerals mentioned in the war
minerals act the production Of which
was requested or demanded by the
war Industries board the war trade
board. shipping board. emergency fleet
corporation or the department Of the
interior which has been performed
in part or in whole, and TO pay 10
those justly entitled the amount Of
such losses and damages.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27

first week I improved; ny nerves
steadied down so that / slept. my ap-
petite and digestion improved. and Il
seemed 10 me that ] could almost feel
the Phosphates and Iron feeding my
weak Watery blood and tired nerves I
now, weigh Is lbs. more than I ever did,
and much stronger"
a prominent physician to whom the
above statements were ST. itted said:
Yes Phosphated Iron easily the
most wonderful Iron p- ption yet
discovered. its ingredic are well
known TO all blood and nc e specialists
and widely prescribed by them. I have
used il very successfully in my own
practice and cured many patients where
other physicians had failed. 7 can high
y recommend IL for ali cases OF weak
nerves and poor blood. as well as gen
eral loss OF tone. with absence Of ap-
petite It seldom fails me in this clasc
OF cases
Special Notice To insure doctors and
their PATIENTS getting the Genuine Phos-
phated Iron we have put in capsules
only, so do not allow dealers to sell you
pills or tablets.
Kelly & Pollard. Druggists. Scott White
d Co.. Druggists. ana leading druggists
every here--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
The Store Of Service Phone $3.50

syst EN- has been completed and in a
manner satisfactory TO the irrigation
project promoters The bill proVid-
ing for the project has been passed
by both houses and approved by
president Roosevelt Now that na-
tional legislation has been secured,
the work Of the FL Paso Valley Wa
ter Users association VIII proceed
with increased rapidity.
Seven members Of the Mormon
church. headed by John Henry smith
went from Mexico this morning over
the southhound Mexican Central. where
they 90 20 inspect their interests in
that section. Others OF the party
were p. r Grant John McAlister.
L. c. FAR, s. A West AQuilla Ne
beker and James Mack They VIII
spend about five weeks IN Tabasco.
Mexico. rouEhing t. They viii travel
by boat and horseback and viii live
in tents and win make a thorough IL
vestigation OF all OF their property
IN that section
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
WHERE DO YOU.
TAKE Y0URFORD?.
Who Is Interested Most In
the Ford Car and Its Sue
eessful Operation?

Tord Motor company and the sew
sraI million owners
II s 10 the interest OF Ford Motor
company and all its dealers that Ford
-srs operate properly and economi-
mat the Ford car may continue 70
give the same satiEiactory service ar
~ ab-se ard hard use, the Ford No
Tor company manufacture Ford parts
rF The same durable quality as is put
= new cars for the purpose OF replac-
7rr- when necessary the parts OF Ford
rz
1u Ford dealers are required 70 car
~ q stock o. genuine Ford parts ana
.--5--sfr a service station where Ford
owners can get parts for replacement
md repairing done by trained ana eX-
us-r reuairmen on Ford cars
IL IS greatly 70 the interest OF ForQ
ar owners. that Ford cars operate
---n=rT~ and economically. but many
tines owners thoughtlessly take their
car FOR repairs where the WorkIne.
a-s nor interested in its economical
md successful operation; where tneg
as not have and replace worn OF
broken parts with genuine FORD paris
but with -Jusr-as-good-as ana mi
GOOD limitations others very poor
which DO not stand up and bring IN
a-sr condemnation on the Ford car
7.azsses causing trouble. Inconvenience
md further expense TO the owner
Avoid This.
TAKE -or- car where the repairmen
ire interested in the successful ana
.--4-rr-fcal operatfon Of the car. and
---rT- -ou with genuine Ford parts
HESITATE MOTOR CO. INC
Authorized Ford Agents
coz W. san Antonio and Leon
Phone 1900.
Branch Mesa and Montana
Phone 1T2-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
ONE WELL BEING SUNK
FOR OIL NEAR PEC0S

One well is going down. about six
miles from Pecos. and material for
two more have been ordered. accord
ing 10 Judge VIII P. Brady. Of the
county court al law. who has just re-
turned from q visit 10 that city. his
former home
Judge Brady owns some land near
Pecos and went down 10 look after his
interests there He says the geolog-
lists are confident that oil VIII be
found near that place. as the iudica-
tons all show that there is oil and
gas in that region
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
COMPANY NSTALS
NEW FURNACE FOR ZINC

The International Zinc Ore company
has at Saltillo. Mexico. a 3O-retort dis
filling furnace said to be the only
zinc smelter in Latin America This
company started TO build two distill-
ing furnaces OF 800 retorts each but
had construction work interrupted
during 1918. because OF inabality 10
get materials and machinery from the
q. S The plan is to resume the
building Of the plant during the pres
ent year.
An eight crate furnace TO make zinc
oxide has also been completed At
thing except biend-roasting and
shipping the product to American
shelters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
S. M. PAINE FOUND DEAD;
PROBE OF DEATH ORDERED

Pasadena, Calf. Feb 27.-The dead
body Of S. N. Paine Of ChiagO. said to
be the president OF the chicago Por-
trait company, was found. fully
clothed on his bed in a hotel here late
last night. the circumstances sur
rounding the discovery being such
that the coroner ordered an inquest
for today He was last seen alive
Tuesday noon Mrs. Paine was in
san Francisco when notofied OF her
husbands death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
RANGER FIELD
HELPS EL PA5O
Sensational Rise of New
City Makes More Busi-
ness For the Pass City.

FL Paso business and its trade ter
ritory is receiving a substantial boost
by the phenomenal growth Of Ranger
and Eastland. Texas, due 10 the dis
covery Of oil. according to James L.
MARI. who returned Wednesday from
the oil district 8Ir. Mari and several
associates in Fl Paso have acquired
property in the townsite OF Burk3ur-
nett Texas, and will erect a derrick
and begin drilling soon
The great development Of the oil
fields Of Ranger. Eastland and Burk-
burnett. the wealth that Is coming out
Of that constantly extending area, the
immense permanent areas, improve
ments going on in the way OF pipe
lines, storage and loading facllliies,
and refineries, ana the rapidly increas-
ing population is already helping Fl
Paso and its trade territory and VIII
help more and more. as oil develop
ment comes westward and northwest
ward. rs Il Is doing" said Mr.. Mari.
Considerable Development.
The determined area Of the Ranger
and Eastland field is about 40 by p
miles. the trend being northwest ana
running southeast. The development
is more 10 the northwest and west,
and is very rapid oil men and opera
tors firmly believe that IL VIII develop
into the biggest oil field in the world
Some Of the largest wells are about
four and one-half miles west Of Ran
ger, and new ones are going in nine
and ten miles north and west Of East
land
Millions are going into pipe lines,
refineries. loading facilities. etc
Development is being done by both
big companies and independent oper-
ators
The FL Paso-Ranger OIL company's
property is advantsg eously located In
this section Drilling in four direc-
tions around II is going on within
mile and a half from it. That con-
Germ was organized in e Paso-
Little Mans Paradise
"Burkburnett field is the little
mans paradise. Any man who owns
a lot there in the proved area can put
down a well on a $3.50 basis. Il is a
city Of derricks- 7 was reminded OF
the song Every Little Movement Has
a Meaning All It's own In the town
of Burkburnett every little lot has
derrick of its own Myself and II
Paso associates have acquired three OF
these lots and will begin drilling soon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
TURN FUGITIVE
OVER TO OKLAHOMA OFFICER

John A. Cant. Of Oklahoma City. ar
rested Monday in the Sheldon hotel by
city detectives Claude 7. smith and E
Minturu.- following receipt OF tele
graphic sdvices from Oklahoma City
was given over 10 the custody OF
deputy sheriff L Bishop Of that city
Wednesday night He left early
Thursday morning with his prisoner.
Cant II is alleged. is wanted in Ok
lahoma City on several charges.
among them being passing worthless
checks and bootlegging. He is said to
be out on a $500 bond and is also
wanted by Oklahoma authorities in
connection with the alleged defraud-
ing Of an Arizona mining company OF
sl5.0nn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
1916 TROOPS EN- ROUTE FROM
BORDEAUX; CALIFORNIANS SAIL

Washington. D. C., Feb. 27.-Forty-
six officers and 1000 men. comprising
the headquarters Of the first and third
battalions. 34Sth infantry. the head
quarters company, supply company.
sanitary detachment and companies A.
2. c. d. r. F and T. have sailed from
Bordeaux and will arrive at New
York about March 6.
The transport Honolulu is due at
Newport News about March s. with a
casual company Of California troops
and the advance school detachment Of
the 10th field artillery brigade. for
Camp Funston. and three casual Of
ficers-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
FORTY-THREE REFINERIES
SPRING UP In TEXAS

Dallas. Tex. Feb. 27.-The maEni-
tude OF the enormous oil industry Of
Texas can be realized from an an
nouncement made by the Fl. Worth
chamber Of commerce today in which
il is stated that almost over night 4s
oil refineries have sprung up In Texas.
There IS not a town Of any size in
any Of the oil fields that has not re-
finery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
KELLY MINES DOING LITTLE.

The two famous Graphic and Kelly
mines at Magdalena, n. ". are doing
little at present. The Ozark company
which owns the former IS Just doing
work. On the Kelly.
which belongs to the Empire Zinc com
pany. only a lot Of leasers. some 40 or
so, are working
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
DON'T GET RUN DOWN

weak ard miserable II you have Dull
head pains. Dizziness. Nervousness. Pains
IN the back. and feel tired an over. get
a package Of Mother Gray's AROMATIC
LEAF. the pleasant Medicinal Tea We
have many testimonials. As gentle lax
ative o. has TO equal Ask for Mother
Gray-s Aromatic-Leaf q g Druggists or sent
hy mail Tor so cents Sample FREE Ac-
dress. Mother Cray Co. lie Roy, y y
DIV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27

DAZ BARLOW stayed over one cold
might recently at the TiekviIle no
tel, and says he slept comfortable, as
the management added an extra table
cloth to his bed just before retiring.
While invoicing, the Rye Straw mer-
chant this week ran across a box Of
soda crackers he didn't know he had,
and they are selling ike hot cakes, as
they are the good kind, made before
the war.
lobe MOseley, who hadn't had much
to do with his wife's folks since last
summer, went over and ate a big din
ner there Sunday Just for her sake.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
CATTLEMEN MAKE CONTRACT
FOR TWO TEST OIL WELLS

D. c. Trigg and sons one Of the
largest cattle concerns In the pan
handle of Texas and eastern New
Mexico. have contracted 10 have two
deep test wells put down on their
property One Of these wells 70 prove
supposed oil deposits win be put down
within 10 miles north OF Amarillo,
Tex, and the other En- New Mexico.
The first well is 10 be commenced be-
fore July 1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
ARRESTED MEN HAD NO
CONNECTION WITH COMPANY

Louis Goodman and Jose Del Rio
arrested by the officers Wednesday in
connection with a liquor case. had no
connection with the American Grocery
company. according TO c s Nasits OF
that firm He says they have never
been connected with the firm in any
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
Grow Thin
Eat Plenty

weight reduction 10 20 50 pounds IS
-lzolureIF guaranteed or you collect
-r certified 500 cash offer No starv-
fl- or strenuous exercise Get a small
l1E n oil Of k0rein al the drug stores
follow directions Reduce rapidly. i'm
prove health. prolonE life become
z1talIy alert. cheerful enthusiastic
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
FLAGSTAFF POSTMASTER.

Washington. D C. Feb. 27.-Presi-
dent wilson yesterday nominated
Charles P. Heisser TO be postmaster
at Flagstaff, Ark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of This Date. 1905.

FIERCE fighting is in progress be
! tween Japanese and Russians at
Che and Da passes. Although the
Russians LOST as high as 90 per cent
Of some OF their units in killed and
wounded in hand TO hand fighting,
they sustained the repeated attacks Of
the Jars. which greatly outnumbered
them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27

The Il Paso excursi0nists reached
Mexico City today after nine days OF
sight seeing in Mexico. As they were
in great need Of rest, nearly all Of
the party spent most OF the day at
seek an audience with president Diaz
meeting with him tomorrow. when
he viii be presented with the en-
graved greeting from Fl Paso. which
they have prepared
A family OF four which was at
tempting to cross the Rio Grande
Sunday afternoon on a narrow board
which bridges the current at point
near the Southern Pacific bridge. got
dip in the icy water which was
fairly deep and rather swift at that
place In some way, the s year OLD
lad who was holding to the hand Of
his father. slipped and both went
in together. Their fau resulted in
fitting the board 20 such an extent
as 10 cause the others also 90 fall
Two men who We're near by came 20
the rescue and fished the party out
Yesterday evening at 1880, the del
egatiou in quest OF a sanatOrium site.
representing the National Fraterual
union. left for Alamosordo. Fort
Stanton and Santa Rosa After in
spe-ting those cities. the party viii
return 10 their homes in the north
and east
The recorders court became a stu
do yesterday afternoon when James
Clark and Tom Nestor were arraigned
upon charges Of vagrancy- The young
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-09
$40 A BARREL FOR FLOUR
Details Given Out By Director Barnes
Will Be Sold in 14O-Pound Sacks

New YORK, Aug. "Details of the
United States Grain Corporations
plan to sell flour at $40 barrel were
made public yesterday by Julius II.
Barnes, United States Wheat Di-
rector.
Under the plan restrictions are
placed on the price to be charged
by wholesalers, jobbers and retailers.
The flour will be sold in 14O-poano
sacks an a basis of SO in the terri
tory west of the Illinois and Indiana
liiie as.d west Of the Mississippi from
Cairo to the Gulf of Mexico not IN
Guiding the Pacific Coast region, ana
at s1O.95 in remainder Of country.
Jobbers and wholesalers must
guarantee to resell to retailers at
not more than Is cents additional and
retailers are confined to all increase
Of not more than $1.25 over the
wholesale price for the original pack
ages and must not charge more than
T cents a pound for broken packages
Of any siZs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-09

general general law or By ec nadc 1r
without
the
ando
Of
lifted
n
OBJ
t,n soE tina nj m
be
(c)
oi
viii
this its adoption
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-09
DANIELS EXPLAINS
Saws He Did Not Know He Was Act
ing In Official Capacity In Cut
ting AdmiraPs Address.

Dan Diego, Cal, Aug. 9.-Secretary
Of the Navy Daniels authorized
statement yesterday in which ne toia
,,.;aflv of the circumstances that led
TO Admiral Rodman's announcement
last night at a banquet that speech
he had prepared in advance woud
have to remain in his pocket as Sec
ratarv Daniels had censored It ana
told him not to use.
Secretary Daniels said:
mAdmiral Rodman showed ME i
COPY of a speech that he had written
and commented upon it and adVlsea
that a certain paragraph be omitted
/ did not know that was acting N
anv official capacity as a censor AZ
this time, nor did I know that the
speech had been sent broadcast IN I'D
vance. Had I known copies were IN
the hands of newspapers, | would
have made no objection to the use 81
the speech.
"The speech was shown to me ana
! commented upon it in an informal
manner"
The paragraph in the AdmlralS
speech which the Secretary thought
should be eliminated referred to pos
s;ble future wars. Admiral Rodman
laughingly said today that the whole
affair amounted to nothing and =;
didn't bother me Bit"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-09

Thrace, quarter IS to be given.
Greece and the other chree-quarters
arc TO constitute free State to be set
Ito under the league of nations.
A commission of technical experts
VIII be sent to phrace to put the solu-
tion into practical form. it was said.
The Peace Conference, the news
paper adds, will adjourn for vaca-
ton throughout September, the Ama-
rican, English and Italian delegaes
returning heir homes.