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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26

Is working keen & CLEVER. OF course
I do burn up quite a stack Of weeds
IN a day Pa sed. but one often has
10 spend sum mummy 70 maik mummy.
What are you going TO saiv on, sed
Pa.
I was thinking Us gurls wud give
up one day q month OF Bridge. sed
Ma
What a uoable sarkrifIse. sed Pa.
do you gurls RELY think you viii be
abel TO do that2
We viii do u. & moar besides sed
Ma Tn order for TO help our nashua.
sed Ma we wud even give up one
eevninE gown a year. In my case,
sed VA. that Wud ieeve me with only
six SEWING gowns, but six Is better
than no gowns at all. & I wud not
Mur-mur. ia sed-
VIII Give up the Flsh-
Well sed Pa. I will give up sum
thing. too. Now & then. sed Pa. wen
I feel bored g. wurld-weary. I have
been in the habit OF going down to
the Aquarim. Pa sed. s. talking q
slant al them Goldfish. etc, sumhow.
sed Pa. and wen I was neerly hroak
a good look at a Goldfish always
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
The Victory Garden
POTATOES FILL CHTNKs.

TIE one great crop 10 nu up the
/ chInks IN the place where hunger
makes itself felt is the Irish potato.
Gays today's bulletin from the ma
tionel war garden commission OF
washington No other grader crop
can be u-ed tn 50 many ways nor be
such q successful backbone supporter
as the Murphy OF "spud-" II you
want The best kind OF wheat bread
Just substitute mashed potato for
about % percent Of the white flour
Go Iu heavier than ever on potatoes
this year. Plant the seed as early in
che spring as the ground can be put
into condition Prepare the ground
as deeply as possible without turning
I'D much poor subsOl and make rows
rhree inches deep about 80 Inches
apart Use well r0tted manure Or fer
t'lfzer. but do not use coarse manure
Have the hiIis from Is. 20 IS inches
rnart- depending upon the richness OF
the ground Cover the seed pieces
about four inches deep, this makes
little ridge over the seed but Il dis
appears with cultivation
i VIII pay to treat the SEED pota-
toes for sc1b. r-en though they seem
% be- perfectly clean and healthy. Put
one ounce Of forualin In two gallons
o. water and soak the potatoes in u
Cor one and oue-half hours. Then
spread them out 10 dry and do not cut
llcm until 1lauring time. ANY reader
~ The Herald can get free garden
book hy writing 20 the National War
Garden Comm isslon, Washington En-
close q two cent stamp for postage
The bulletin says that seed potatoes
for the spring crop should be sprouted
before they are planted To 90 this
spread them out in warm place IN
1ul light short stout sprouts VIII
start These must be handled care
fully. SO as not 10 break them off in
planting The best size Of seed 10
plant Is about one and one-halt ounces
either Tor whole small potatoes or for
cur pieces. Cut the larger potatoes so Z
ae 10 have two OF more eyes In each
piece unless the eyes are far apart
and tWo-eTe piece would be too
lzrEe- in that case cut 10 one-eye
pieces When the cut pieces have only
one eye they may be planted a little
closer together than n they have two
OF more eyes Plant as soon as cut.
When the spring crop IS dug select {
those 90 be used for seed for the fan I
crop and place them one layer deep in I
a cool shady place. and cover with q 4
couple Of inches OF soil or Hitter Wet
-1em tnorouEhly and when they are
nicely snroured plant them carefully .
some times the fan crop seed IS plant b
el as soon as the spring crop is dug. E
without first being sprouted, but IL is .
Better % sprout them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
4 SeriaL Ollie and Lore
The -Four of Hearts By ~ g5. !. T T:.,-''
IHlHlHlliu copy Ilslt- 1918 star Company r--uu
Continued from Weekend Her,ld.I
DOras Father and Mother Scoff AT Her Reluctance TO
Mary Milton and Insist on Obedience.
Chapter LII.

1ATHEN one has exercised rsticence
" on an important subject, and
then let's himself speak Of II, it is as
II the noodgates were partially
opened. and it is hard TO close them
Immediately.
Dora's outburst 10 Cynthia had so
far swept away her rigid reserve with
regard TO her feelings towards Milton
Van Saun that her sense Of prudence
was also thrown away. She felt that
now that Sc had begun to speak her
mind. she must free il 10 the one per
son in whom she would under ordin-
lry circumstances, have been least
l-.zcly 10 confide
sic was sriu rremulous and excited
when the car left her al her own front
door Without pausing TO reconsider
re- resolution she went straight to
ner mothers room That lady was
lying on the couch and looked VI
ianguidly as her daughter entered.
~ ell honey she began. then, as
she saw Dora's flushed face. she
asked quickly What's the matter2
Is Mt. Van SaEn worseT'
''No. al least I suppose not. Cyn-
thia's there now I wouldn't stop with
her I didn't want to-"
Why not. my dear While there
was no necessity Of your stopping you
might, at least. seem 10 show interest
in what concerns Milton
7 might. but I Won't-" exclaimed
the girl She threw her nuff on the
bed and faced her mother. It's lust
tlat very thing I want 10 speak 70
vou about No don't look surprised
or shocked, or any Of those thin rs. for
its mo- USE I may as wen tell the
truth. Ina tired Of being engaged to
Milton. He bores me. So does his
father So does everything connected
with the marriage"
Dropping onto a chair she buried
her face IN her hands and burst into
tears
Mrs Livingstone sat 10 on the
couch and looked al her in amaze
lnent. Dora had often seemed mildly
y rebelliOus but il was new for her Z
TO show such passionate protest about .
anything The face Of this woman OF I
the world hardened. Why need the
child make such q scene now Just
when The wedding plans we're pro-
pressing 20 satisfactorily
a Command.
Dora the matrons voice was
stern stop that crying It is be- /
cause You are overtired that you feel r
ike this You have been doing too
all your social affairs. .
shopping fittings and so forth added
10 your anxiety lest your plans should 4
be upset by Mr. Van Sums Illness. Be /
side all this. Milton has been 50 much I
absorbed in his father that he has not 4
been with you as much as usual ana +
you have missed him All these con /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
ANEMIC WOMAN
REGAIES HEALTH
And STRENGTH
Michigan resident ends sui
fering of years by build
ing up thin blood.

Pain Is the body's protest against in
jury OF neglect, whether 1t is the pain
from a pin prick or the pain which
follows efforts OF the nerves to do their
work when undcrnourished. Many peo-
pie are daily suffering unnecessary
pain through failure 70 recognize IN
their symptoms the need Of building
I'D the blood. Let the blood become
thin and a general breakdown fire.
quently follows. Among the com
monest symptoms OF thin blood or
auemis are breathlessness after slight
exertion, loss Of appetite, restless,
sleenless nights. headaches and often
Indigestion. Poor and insufficient
blood often develops into anemia,
disease which may not be serious II
properly treated in its earlier stages
but which may be fatal If It reaches
the pernicious form.
Mrs. Anna VanWylan, of No. Y
Oakes street, Grand Rapids, Mich,
suffered with anemis for a long time
before she learned Of the tonic that
could respienish the blood. She SAYS:
Hard work and worry contributed
to my rundown condition I lost
weight and strength and my color was
practically gone. was so weak that
I perspired greatly during my sleep
and I had heart burn. The thinness
of my blood caused me TO chill easily
and my sleep didn't seem to rest ne.
"A friend Of mine who had used DR..
Williams Pink Pills recommended
them so strongly ] decided to give them
a trial After I had taken the treat
meut for a week I could sleep better
and this encouraged me TO continue the
treatment. Ny color has returned
and / have regained my lost weight
and strength. 1 no longer have night
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distress and / no longer chill easily.
1t gives me great pleasure TO recon-
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Mrs. VaDWylan's trouble was due to
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The book, Building Up the Blood
ives Just the information that every
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26

Slim Pickens has at last conquered
the guitar, and is figuring on going On
the stage as soon as he can find ont
how much 500 hand bills viii cost.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26

YAM SINS has had his hands full
this wAek trying to teach his mule
to drink fast, as the watering trough
had sprung a leak.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26

Z tossing them on the bed by her muft
l Then, seating herself again. she spoke
more calmly.
Mother. why do you want me to
! marry Nilton2'
The mother assumed an expression
Of well bred establishment.
You ask me why I want YOU to
marry Milton, Dora when ] had noth-
ing 70 90 with it, You and he be-
came enEa Eed, naturally. because you
cared for eich other"
Because II was expected OF Us and
neither OF US had ever seen an bOdy
we liked better" the girl corrected.
we thought that Was all that was
necessary But there should be some
thing more. mother. There should be
love"
Her voice dropped 20 a lower key,
and her mother fr0wucd
You know that Milton loves you,
Dora Then. with a note Of anxiety.
has he not told sou so often enOugh2'
Dora nodded. ''Oh, I suppose -. At
Moulu not nave asked me TO marry
him unless he cared for me But,
mother, suppose 1 don't care for him p
The Father Comes In
But you co.. Her mother spoke
decidedly and quickly Il will not al
low you to yield to such ridiculous
rancies- All" with an expression o.
relief. here Is your father!~
As her husband entered the room.
Mrs Livingstone made a swift re-
solve she would strike while the
iron was hot
Stephen she explained this child
In making lerse-L miserable for fear
she does not love Milton as much as
ne loves her This is all a foolish
fancy
Stephen Livingstone was quick ;
Wltted and was also in the habit OF
following his wife's lead His daueh-
ter's approaching marriage was
thoroughly satisfactory 20 him Milton
was an only son His father was
wealthy and in I'll health.
silly girl-' the father laughed. f
patting his daughters head as IL she .
mad been four years OF aEe. "Cf course .
Milton loves you better than YOU love
him. He ought TO. 7 wager I loved
YOUR mother better than she loved me .
when we married. But look az u.s.
4 wish you would not try to joke
The matter Off. father" she said a.
nave been doing my best TO make
mother uuderrtand that I DO not care
to get married vet"
And T. her father said. all siEns
Of amusement disappearing from his
refuse to listen TO such hys-
terical nOnsence- Don't make me
Of my unusually sensible
daughter, Dora Your mother and
VIII try 20 forget this absurd scene.
and you viii do the same The only
excuse for IL is the one your dear
mother has probably made for YOU
-hat you are overtired and over
wrought I am sure YOU regret your
exhibition OF nervousness as much as
We DO So let US say no more about
To BE Continued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26

wud ever do much skrimping. sed
Ga have knew sou two 90 long.
sed Ma But ] know thare are a lot
Of littei ways in witch we can all salv
this yeer- The litteI. everyday fool
ish things We buy, for instens, sed
Ma
Well. sed Pa. II you mean my car
fare up q down town I guess that
let's me IN, sed Pa. Many a day Pa
sed. that is about the only sugar ]
let loose of. sed Pa. them two nickels,
the Up Town nickel & the Down Town
nickel Thare-is many a husband IN
the saim bote. sed Pa, or rather in
the saim ST. car.
guess. sed 1Ia. Il you VIII scraip
y1ire memry a littel, you viii think
of sumthinE else you fritter away
evry day You mite puff a few less
cigars. for instens, sed Ma
Smoking Helps Income.
Thare you are mistaken. sed Pa
My smoking increases my erning
Power. sed Pa Wen 7 smoak. my
brane has a way OF Citing keen q
Grip. sed Pa. like a new steel trap
That is wen I git the bacon & bring
IL hoam. sed Pa wen my old noodle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26

. ditions have combined TO destroy your
sense Of proportion. Vow stop cry
ms
The girl obeyed. lifting her face
from her hands and Wiping away her
tears. But her eyes had a look in
them that her mother did not Ike
Could IL be de1iance9
That is more sensible. Mrs. Living
stone approved Take of your hat
and coat and we VIII talk quietly until
you feel more like yourself Then YOU
must go 10 your room and lie down for
= while"
Il don't need to lie down. Dora
said, REMOVING her hat and coat and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
LittLeBObbie spa
Economy Proves Patriotism. But
Smoking a Cigar Or Two Is
Distinct Aid To Earning
Power; Gives Up
Goldfish.
BY WILLIAM F. KIRK.

GEE what it says in this paper. sed
y Ma to Pa last mite. II says the
meshur OF a peepurs luv for thare
flag Is thare Ekonomy. Now beegins
our true work. sed Ma. you & I &
eeven Iittel Bobbie. We are all to
saiv this yeer. not foolish skrimping,
sed Ma, but wise saving.
1 am glad you thot I mite skrimp
foOlish-ly. sed Pa That sure IS a
fine compliment.
I newer thot for a mint That YOU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26

Atlas Peck says the prohibition
movement may be all that is claimed
for It, but that it is going to put a stop
to billions Of dollars worth Of enter
prises that spring up between drinks at
the bar.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-14

Plano moving mado easy. Call -
Peaslev Transfer & Storage C.o.-Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-14
Machinery Purchased for Elk
tensive Work on Properties
in Elmore County IL Miles
From Hill City.
BELL MAKES A REPORT
State Mining Engineer Says
Properties Promise to Show
Good Values in Silver, Lead
and Copper.

Mining in southern Idaho in the ter
ritory tributary to Boise Is to be
given an impetus this spring by the
extensive development Of some of the
most promising showings in the Vol
cano district.
This district, which is situated in
Elmore county, about rs miles east
of Boise, Is referred to in the last an
nual report of State Mine Inspector
Robert n. Bell, as follows:
This Is an old district that was
discovered thirty years ago and con-
sidera BILE work done at that time in
the search for the source of some very
rich desirable silver bearing float. The
interesting points of present develop
ment are on the Elmore Copper, Falun
and the Opportunity groups Of claims.
Each Of these properties carry big fis-
sured zones of serecitic granulite in
which preliminary development has
shown several ounces silver per ton
and one to two per cent copper values.
Some of the richest silver values found
In the district are associated with
clean galena mineral. The general
formation is eruptive granite with ap-
the ore bearing courses, the evidence
of faulting and the favorable geologic
surroundings. which are related in age
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-14
HOW TO GROW
LATE CABBAGE.

Late cabbage Is usually grown on
land that has been utilized for peas,
early potatoes or early beans during
the early part Of the season.
The seed should be sown In a seed
box or special bed four to six weeks
before the plants are needed for set
ting. The seed should not be sown
too thickly, and 1t is a good plan to
thin the plants to an even stand In
the seed bed, SO that they will develop
uniformly. The land on which late
cabbage is grown should be we'll fer
tilted. and the plants set eighteen to
twenty inches apart in rows three feet
apart. Where the work of cultiva-
tion is to be done entirely by means
CT hand tools, the plants may be set
eighteen to twenty-four inches apart
in each direction.
The number of plants to be set In
the home garden will depend upon the
requirements of the family. Late cab
bage natures about the time of the
first heavy autumn frosts, and will
withstand considerable cold. The crop
usually is stored in pits in the garden
or sometimes in a cool cellar
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-14
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better L oking-Take
Olive Tablets

lfyour skin Is yellow-complexion pallid
tongue coated-appetite poor-you have
a bad taste in your mouth--a lazy, no-good
teeling-you should take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a substitute
orcalomel-werep prepared by Dr.. Edwards
after II years Of study with his patients.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
To have clear, pink skin, bright eyes.
no pinples, a feeling Of buoyancy like
childhood days you must get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel-yet have
no dangerous after effects
They start the bile and overcome consti'
patton. That's why millions of boxes are
sold annually at 10c and Csc per box. All
druggists. Take one or two nightly ario
note the pleasing results.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-14

uated in a smaller but geologically re-
lated batholith known as the Boulder
granite batholith. These particular
units of geologic structure In the
northwestern portion OF the United
States are conceded and accepted by
leading American biologists as the
primary source and genesis OF the
many important metallic ore deposits
of this region of the United states.
This fact gives the Volcano district,
in which these properties are situated,
a decidedly important basis and adj
vantage, to my mind, of future sue
cess in the further development at
depth Of the several promising proper
ties now under the control OF F. e.
Johnesse and his associates in this
district and present worthy oppor-
tunity for speculative mining develop
ment."
NEAR HILL CITY
Frank E. Johnesse, the well known
mining engineer, who is associated
with English capital, has acquired
large interests in the district and last
year did considerable surface pros
pecting with most favorable results.
He recently made trip to England,
where he conferred with his associates
and made arrangements for ample
| velop two of the most promising
showings.
On his return, Mr. Johnesse stopped
In the east and purchased hosting ma
chinery, compressor machine, drills,
ETC., with which to prosecute the
work; this machinery will be on the
ground in the next 10 days and pre-
| liminary work has already been
started by the Metals & General De-
velopment company, and Alliance
Mines Co., both under the same man.
agement. The force will be increased
as the work develops and pushed with
all possible dispatch.
| This district has recently been WIS.,
| tied by several prominent mining en-
gineers, all of whom bespeak a prom
Using future for it.
Walter Harvey Weed, the eminent
| mining geologist, George A. Packard
representing large copper interests OF
Boston and a representative of the
United States Smelling and Refining
company, will all visit the district In
the early part of June.
This district is very favorably stu
ated as to transportation, being but
, about IL miles from Hill City and with
electric power near at hand, the ores
| can be treated economically and g
very low grade product made to pay
| >~S
Plano moving rnads easy. Call -
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-14
THREE TRANSPORTS
RETURN WITH YANKs
Giuseppe Verde, Pesaro and
Calamares Bring Fighters
From Overseas; California
Men Included.

New York, May 1.-THE transport
giuseppe Verde and Pesaro. with 1897
returning soldiers aboard reached this
port today. The Calamares was re-
ported off Sandy Hook, with expecta-
tions that she would dock before aft
ternoon. She carries ZOOS additional
men.
Included in the Pesaro's troops WAS
the complete 3osth field artillery (7Sth
division) and a number of casuals.
The Giuseppe Verde carried the
18th divisions theatrical unit, the
2h3rd mobile ordnance repair shops
the Sc7th field artillery (7Sth division)
the 1108th air service squadron: 660th
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-14

to the Butte district in Montana, pre-
sents a decidedly interesting and
prom sing situation for further intelli-
gent development, which, it is believed,
by reason of the favorable dip of the
zones of naturalization, could have
there deeper values substantially de-
termined at reasonable cost by churn
drill or diamond drill methods: the dis
trict carries several attractive pros
poets that are well worthy of the
necessary capital to determine the per-
sistency in depth of the ore values
in copper, lead and silver exhibited at
the surface outcrop and present shall
low development"
BELL DESCRIBES IT
In further reference to the district
Mr.. Bell has the following to say:
IT personally visited this district a
number Of months ago and examined
the interesting prospects and can tes-
tify as to the attractive mineral evil
dence of these deposits, their mani
fest size and persistency and general
favorable geologic conditions and sur
face values, which I consider amply
warrant the necessary capital to fully
determine their probable importance as
a source of profitable ore at further
depth.
THE district Is situated near the
southern edge of the great Idaho erup-
tive granite batholith which is def
initely related in age and surface min
eral characteristics to the famous
Butte, Montana. copper district sit
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-14

aiI service squadron and casual
companies as follows:
1890, California; 1891, Pennsylvania:
1892, New York; 4401, Kansas; 4402.
Texas; 4403 Pennsylvania.
The Calamares had aboard the 307th
machine gun battalion; 18th in
fantry headquarters and headquarters
company; the supply and machine
gun companies; sanitary and ordnance
detachments and companies A and L
battery and supply company 10s
field artillery and the 57th infantry
brigade headquarters. Some casuals
also We're included.
KANSAS ARRIVES.
Philadelphia, May 1.-THE battle
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-14
SHRINE MEETING
TONIGHT
Eight O'clock

ship Kansas arrived here last n
with 14c0 men Of the 147th field
tjllery. mostly from South Dakota
Oregon. Governor Peter NorH
South Dakota welcomed the troopal
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-14

Tire trouble? Leave tire nxind
our experts. Bryant Tire 4 vulcaI
ing Co.. 1920 Front ST.. Opp. o. g
depot. Firestone tires. Adv.