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Arizona republican., 1919-03-13
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE OR TRADE-On Glen dale property, four work or saddle horses. new wagon and harness. Wilmes. Glendale Phone No. ?. blk 800 LETTERS Multigraphed .s1.O0 You pay Postage. Prompt Delivery.
 Stationery printing, lowest prices.
 Reed & Reed, 626 San Fernando Bldg,
 4th and Main, Los Angeles, Calf bb
 HIGH GRADE TRUNKS, suit cases and bags, slightly damaged. 10 per cent off Remodeling Furniture Co.,. 39 s. 1st Ave. Phone 1479. Alb
 SEWING machines. on easy terms. Ford's New Annex. IA E. Adams St. If
Arizona republican., 1919-03-13

GOOD DESERT RANGE for either
 sheep or cattle; plenty of water. Box
 2SS. R. D. Mesa. bd FOR SALE-S0 acres of the best kind
 of land, no slick or Johnson within five miles of Phoenix. Will rent it back for cotton if satisfactory. Address Repub- lican Box 6lY Republican. bm
Arizona republican., 1919-03-13
ArGeSiaa Water For

32e acres proven potato ground. Equipped with buildings, teams. and implements for handling. The improve ments and equipment are worth s20.0o0. owner disabled and will sell right About s10,000 required to handle, but this is a bargain and will be offered for a few days only. For particulars sec
 $. Y. BARKLEY.
 WITH JOS. R. LOFTUS.
 eff FLEMING BUILDING
 PHONE 1899 b,S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
WlOrB, PIag and Rest
Praciical TalEs On Daease Pre-

To BE active IL a law OF growth
1 ard life. Your muscle VIII never
grow strong II IT IS not used Work
and work with your fun strength Of
body and mind
But there must be rest and recrea-
ton to balance the efforts expended
in work Every movement OF a
muscle, every thought OF your brain
burns up some material. and It pro
duces waste. The ashes Of waste
cannot be cleared out as fast as they
are produced, II one works 10 the
point Of complete exhaustion. This
produces a condition called fatigue
which reduces the strength and speed
OF action both OF muscle and brain.
II also reduces the quality Of mental
products
worry produces more mental and
physical bre7kdowns than actual
work ever did Worry is the enemy
Of clear thinking II never solved
any problems on the other hand. it
makes trouble seem much greater
than IL IS.
By observing soldiers in training
and IN action Il has been demon
strated that fear and courage are
largely matter Of health When
some Of our selective service men
were first taken into the camps and
environments a few OF them sought
so called easy berths. The strenuous
action which the prospect OF a front
line trench afforded had little appeal
70 Lnis type OF recruit fresh from
civilian ranks.
But they weren't slackers. nor did
they have yellow streak. When a
few weeks OF systematic physical
training changed fl1bby fat into bard
muscle, put healthy bronzed color
Ing into saloW cheeks and straight
encd up some bent backs. those men
were clsmorinE the hardest to be
transferred 70 the fighting lines. and
be sent overseas to the scene Of
action as quickly as possible. Many
Or them are wearing the Croix de
Guerre today
Physical well being IS well nigh the
well spring Of success It IS true that
men Of great bodily handicaps have
made their names symbols OF achieve
nenL But they we're The geniuses,
the variations from normal
Keeping fit for the battle OF life
means maintaining a proper proper
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
That GREAT ROAD BOND ISSUE IS
WONDERFUL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Another fact shown BY statistics and not disputed by
anybody Is that the traffic increased Tremendously By
good roads, the figures in many different localities N vari-
parts Of the United States running high as 400
percent
Experience leads to the conclusion that price Is
high to pay for permanent hard surfaced highway and
that the savings effected VIII justify the most expensive
and highest type Of road that be built That
an argument for laxity IN expenditure however nor
clarion call for high bidding when the time comes It is
merely another way Of saying that good roads worth
whatever careful calculation shows they ought to cost
The roads must not have shallow hard surface They
be built Withstand the strains placed upon them
by five ton trucks. Not many communities stand
sufficient to build roads Of the proper type Some Of
them but most Of them cannot anywhere near
IT. It is also that he who benefits should pay and
If the roads be built IN Texas to be Of permanent
character the coming generation win benefit BY their
structon In order that the coming generation nav
tribute to defayug the cost Of these highways II IS
essarY that the state shall take charge Of their building
and pledge the credit Of the state their construction
such way that the burden Of the improvement shall be
borne alike by the present and the future generations
Keep the road bond election in mind. It is Of the
biggest and best opportunities that confronted Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
.Potter 40 Chatter !.
GENIUS IN OBSCURITY.

IITHEN Caius JuIius Caesar was the
W biggest noise in Rome
There were Romans who said f'Pish''
and also sTuEhn-
Men who couldn't be convinced that
JuIius had inside his dome
Any better stuff than ordinary
mush-
There were RnmHns-plenty Of them
who were ready 10 admit
Thlf they'd forgotten more than
Caesar knesFf
But. Instead Of making history, they
liked II seems, to sit
And rest and gossip where the risks
were few
THERE are boys IN all the bushes
1 who believe they speak the truth
When they say they haven't any
doubts At all
That they could heat the record that
was elsEted out By Ruth,
But tkey niger where the weeds are
thick and tail.
And tlie same young men win tell you
they could run rings round Ty
Cobb
II the managers would come and
pick them out,
While, beIzhizkered IN obscurity.
there's many a Charley schvab
Whose future meals are frequently
in doubt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

g A GOOD many Hindus are going
n into the great Imperial valley IN
southern California and think they
are going to prove a dangerous ele-
ment and one that win have to be
reckoued with. said A. C. Bracl1ley.
Of Brawley, IN that =aliey. These
Hindus are not to be compared with
the Chinese nor even with the
japanese. They are not even as honest
as the JaDs and I look upon them as
a menace to our women and homes.
II a man Is away from home some
OF these Hindus are likely to come
prowlinE around that heme. I recall
one instance during the war when a
bond selling campaign was on =
Hluuu or our valley was approached
to buy bonds HIS reply was. Ne
no buy bond; by and By white mea all
kid and Hindu get I'm wives He
ezae very near being mobbed-'
There iE a tremendous wheat crop
H. the Panhandle country Of Texas.
fut owing 70 the inability TO get cars
tie crop had not begun rc move, the
people are in rather a radical mood
and for Pat Neff. Of Waco. for gov
eruor." said T. j. Plunlrett, Of FL Paso,
deputy state labor commissioner. who
has Just returned from that section
"A meeting In Amarillo 20 discuss the
car situation. These farmers rolled
into the bankers who were charging
30 percent for money 4 banker spoke
at this meeting. which was IN the
shape Of a luncheon and he was piled
with some leading question. There IS
strong talk Of starting a cooperative
hank OF one on more liberal lines
There fs great scarcity OF labor Of
most all kinds in the Panhandle and
the farmers haze had a hard time to
harvest their crops Now they can
not get cars I found the people all
through that session Of the state
strong Tor Pat Eeff for governor. His
be viii carry the Panhandle in the
primaries
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
Little Interoieus.

The statewide prohibition law went
'into effect al u o'clock Monday night
and the district attorneys depart
nlent viii see that this measure IS
strictly enforced" said Leigh Clark,
district attorney. NO effort win be
spared on the part Of the district at
torney's department 10 enforce the
provisions Of the law and we are
confident Of the support Of all other
branches Of the government"
But little criminal procedure Is
to be transacted at Sierra Blanca
although court viii probably be in
session for two weeks there" said
judge ". D. Howe. 34th district court
The civil docket is rather heavy at
Sierra Blanca as several cases involv-
ing large tracts Of land are 70 be
settled When court opens in e Pasc
early next month four or five impor-
tant murder cases wiz be tried and
the criminal session VIII continue
uztil the holidays. In addition to
the murder cases there are a long list
OF other criminal cases set for trial"
II don't know just why It is" said
y. H Fryer. assistant United States
district attorney. but most OF the
men who are convicted in federal
court VIII choose a year IN the peni-
Tertiary 20 six months IN Jail any
tine. II may be that the men are
given more freedom IN the penitentiary
than in the jal- But / do know they
don't like this jail here This is espe-
cially true OF 'hop-heads. In their
case I suspect It Is because they can
get the cure at the penitentiary."
The biggest shing ahead OF the
chamber OF commerce right now is
the made IN II Paso show said John
Regan, assistant manager. I'VE are
going 70 bend every eIf0rt 10 AXE
this a success ava show the peoule Of
II daso Just what can be made here
In an artistic way. One Of the things
We are going 70 emphisize Is the ex-
htoit OF paintings by Fl Pasoans. This
exhibit VIII be more interesting than
many others IN many ways"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

n EVERY drovVuy village from the
1 Golden Gate to Maine
There are mnidens who think Fate
- Is mighty mean
Undiscovered Mary PieIfordH, tempt
ed often to complain,
AID SIRE that they could dazzle on
the scrcens
But the world viii never know then,
they'll never claim the joys
That blinded Luck distributes here
and there,
And, resigned 10 futile dreaming, they
viii mate with country boys,
Forgetting in the course Of time &c
care.
A LONG a. men continue to be busy
n winning fame.
And wherever leaders manage to
advance.
Little people who are lazy win be
sure to make the claim
That 1t all depends up n the turn
OF Chance
But The boys whO break the records
are the boys who dare to try,
Instead OF sitting down to watch
and syaitf
And the girls who come from no.
Vvheres praised and proud and
stepping high.
Never win their sweet applause b.
scoleinE Fate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

ton OF work. rest and recreation. 80
one factor in this trinity can be
stressed az the expense Of the other
two Keeping ones vitality as near
100 percent efficient as possible.
means that one is able % throw of
the lnroads Of disease. especially the
infectious variety. such as rubercu-
losis. Literally. like the old nursery
rhyme Il makes a man healthy,
wealthy and wise"
You can join the fighting forces
against the deadly white plague You
can do this. not only by right living
on your own part. but by contribuf-
ing 20 the welfare OF your fellow
beings IN general, in the use OF Red
Cross Christmas seals. The sale OF
these tiny messengers Of hope and
cheer helps &c finance the battle
against tuberculosis-a battle which
has slain nearly three times as many
Americans as died or were killed In
France during hostilities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

child and mag provide e with educa-
ton and proper raising. However, II
that child were without any kind OF
assistance whatever, the rescue home
would step in and play father and
mother to the child 1t would at least
be insured the right to live.
Ihqe institutions get too little
credit from the public because they
work silently and without ostentation-
am in favor not Of a short Campaign
In behalf OF these homes. but in the
continued support OF them by the
public. I favor an appropriation both
from the city and county funds, TO
be paid regularly regardless Of the
fact that they are not the originators
OF the home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
Influx OF HinduS Into Imperial Valley MenaceS Whites
People OF Pan Handle In Radical Mood Over Car Shortage

Race prejudice and lack Of consid-
Grafton has caused a situation IN FL
Paso that I DO not ike said H j.
Weston 4 can illustrate 10 by an
occurancs I witnessed on the street
7 was standing at q corner when
uoiced an old Mexican woman, carry
ing a large Bundle. starr across the
strest. An American Wpman, in a
high powered automobile was making
a turn at the street Intersection
Without the slightest consideration
for any who might be in her way she
cut the car around the corner and did
rot even blow the horn The poor old
Mexican woman was forced to drop
her bundle and jump TO avoid being
struck The bundle had contained
clean washing which was badly soiled
and which would cost her another
day to clean She said little as she
picked Up the scattered clothes and
departed.
The American woman. who was en-
tirely at fault. climbed out OF her
car nearby and remarked to friend
that those people ought 70 be kept Off
the street She apparently did not re-
gret that she had given the old wan
an a narrow escape, and in her own
petulant and selfish way com
cat scare out Of her own
carelessness. .Oh, well' she remarked,
she's only a Mexican That spirit is
wrong The old woman had equally
as much right on the street as the
American woman. Had she been hit
should have taken steps TO see that
the American woman answered a
charge Of reckless driving
"Our rescue home here needs the
support OF every right thinking per-
son in the city and county" said wal
ter Daniels. 7 see in the paper that
a baby was found on a doorstep here.
What future has the child assured for
it, The only certain care that can be
expected for q is that which is al
ways bestowed by the rescue home.
OF course. kind persons may adope the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
ALme O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
By JOHN KENDRTCK bangs.

7 WISH had an X-Ray eye
To read the hearts OF passsrsby.
For every man I chance to meet
Upon life's busy, bustling street
Holds some Romance within that we
Who hurry BY can never see.
And what is more have a mind
To sing the good in all mankind,
And no man lives. however grim.
But has some excellence in him
(copyrisht 1918. By the Mcclure
Newspaper Syudicats.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
Ripping Rhymes
Winter Coming

TIE winters approaching the enong turning green
du1e go the chilly SHY
often behold yo you surely stat envy gea-but
prepared b7 cellar, joyiding feer
have y0u uds in the bin burning the you
and
fixing TO give Jolt IN the neck the winds viii be blowing viii
snoV5g VIII descend the
Athahasca
the they plaster you pTepar
rpu fellows aunt your
burning earning gas cgars7 say
provided that's opd
invested double breasted?
copyrisht By George Matthew Adams WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21


The Kansas City star keeps the fol-
lowing in italic letters at the head Of
its editorial column.
Who gets the money from pro-
tccted gamblingT'
And every day. the Star carries
editorial paragraphs something like
the following.
The police say there is no gambling
In Kansas City But they VIII admit.
wont they, that II gambling ever does
start up here there are a number OF
places conveniently fitted Up for it2
'-The news that a blind man was
able Tuesday 10 find his way into
protected den where a crap game Is
always IN progress IS enough to make
the police uneasy. When e blind man
can find a vice resort so readily
there Is danger that one OF the In
vestigating squads sent out every
now and then equipped with hood
Winks may stumble into a protected
place and cause the proprietor and
the district Lieutenant some embar-
rassment"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

RFV. JAMES D. EATON IS HERE.
Rev. James D. Eaton and wife. Of
Los Angeles, Calf well known IN FL
Paso and in the city and state OF Chi
huahua as Congressional missionary
workers. are in FL Paso and VIII go to
Chihuahua for a brief stay TO attend
to some business They have just
returned from an extended trip 10
New York. Boston and other cities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

ST. Louis. No, oct. 21.-Facial re-
construction has been so successful
that there Is not one American sol
der who was wounded during the
great war with a repulsive face. This
was the eisr Of a report made 70 the
convention Of the Association OF Nil
itary Surgeons Of the United States
now "a session here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
n UESTIONS
AND
4 Ms w RS

N HOW f. poet laureate Of Eng
vi land chosen ana what are his
dutiess ". Il
A. The poet laureate IS q ualariez
officer OF the royal household AT
present no special duty IS required OF
him. though formerly he vas ex-
pectsd 70 furnish an ode annually 20
the sovereign's birthday also to com
memorate IN verse any great national
event The office seems to have e1-
isted without interruption from the
tine OF Edward III or ". but 4 was
first made permsnent during the year
1880. Robert Bridges IS the present
poet laureate o. Great Britain
O. How many fuultErnutl have
come 70 the United states tn the last
hundred years. C. r =.
A Approximately 32.9QQ.o0o lmni-
grants have come to this country In
that time
q. when was born Rfehfhofen. the
German ace killed and who killed
a. A young EEylish flyer whose
name ls not known 20 the Q. s aria-
ton service brought down baron
nfehthuffn He vas shot down over
the English lines between Cambria
and Bethuma II 1917. Richrholen
horsepower Mercedes engine Ee was
IN command OF a flying squadron as
captain at that time. and has been
credited with bringing down 81 enc
NY aircraft
@ Please tel me what the inscrin-
ton on the seal on Liberty bonds
meansl c. B.
A. This inscriptiou 'Thzslurs
AMER Sc 1re1tf 81 ile' means rlo
Seal OF the Treasury Of North Amer
q. How many employee has the
burr1u o. var risk lnsurunce@ W T.
A. There are 1890 men and
: women working in this bureau OF
This number nearly 1000 are e1-
@. what Is the sisuIHeanee Of the
phrase Defender CT the FAITH u1
applied 10 British kInEHf X g.
A This Is q title that vas con-
ferred upon Henry VII By Pope Leo
X in recognition Of MS treatise
-Azsertio Se-te1 Sacrament1ruu' d.
recred against Martin Luther IN 1871
IN 1874 parliament confirmed the
title, which has since been used By
sovereiEns Of Great Britain
O. What "a the salary 81 atncerr
IN the American army above the raak
Of colonel O. l.
A. They ares colonel. $4,000: brig
-fier general S5leQ; ua1cr general
s31o1- lieutenant general 5000. gen
eral $4,000. per year
@. What - the population Of Ca
ada and Of its largest citTs B. b.
a The population OF Canada IS
s.561,ooo and Of Montreal, the largest
city. $4,000.
q. II m Indiana raflroader Iz IN
iured while on his run Into Nichf-
Euu. from which state would he Eet
Wor<mEn'E comEens1tlons G. G..
A The United states railroad ad-
mlnistration SAYS that u a railroad
rr-arH-Hr~a-
Interstate JOB. he would receive com
pensatlfn from the state In which
he resided.
fAny reader car get the answer to
anr question b. writing The Herald
Information bureau. Frederic J. Has
kin. director. Washington. D. c. This
offer applies strictly to Information
The bureau cannot give advice on
legal. med cal and financial matters.
II does not attempt 70 settle dom=s-
tic troubles, nor 70 undertake ez-
haustive research on any subject.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
Witness The Change.

NOV that it is practically assured that the United States
~ wiz enter into the League Of Nations and forever az
terward, long the league lasts mix into Euro
pean Asatic African politics, it is interesting
president Wilson's championship Of the league
with his attitude toward entangng alliances expressed
February 1916 at Des MONIES, Iowa. time when Iheoo-
do-e Roosevelt and few other earnest Americans were
lambasng the United States for not getting into the
President Wilson, that occasion, said:
There actually men IN America who preach
ing war who preaching the duty Of the United States
to do what It never would before-seek ensngement IN
the controversies that have arisen the other side Of the
water-abandon its habitual and traditional policy and de-
hberately engage in the conflict which engung the
rest Of the world do not know what the standards Of
Citizenship OF these gentlemen may be- only know that
I for one, cannot subscribe to these Standards
Yet president Wilson year later championed the
himself and into it head foremost and with utter
devotion to 4 great cause and And president
Wilson is champonng the very apotheoss Of entangng
alliances the League Of Nations and going to take
chance that too.
This is not written for the purpose of embarrassing the
president but Of illustrating how the minds Of those who
consider themselves Of ineble VIII and unaltersbls
judgments may be changed BY changing circumstance
The whole country helped the American army and navy
get the cgaret habit during the and now the Metho
The breaking Of the habit would be- for many former sol
dieTs and sailors, as bad as the war itself
The attorney general tesg1aphs Gov Campbell that he
expects visit Arizona before very long in the interest
Of lowering the high cost Of living Winter in the is
mighty fine time to visit Arizona for any purpose what
ever.
The sunshine and shadow Of today are the warmth Of
the and the shadow Of the coal coming
around to collect
Lieut. Maynard has al The politicians beaten when i'll
comes to swing around the circle
The freedom of the seas got lost in the shuttle but not
50 the freedom Of the seize.
Our EARNING to the teeth seems to mean mostly con
versation.
Goodness does not consist n greatness. but greatness
n goodness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21
LIME

tsWOuLL have to SET
1 into tho tub AID
have your seet washed
every night. II you Insist
On taking your -
shoes of and get
ting your feet
dirty said daddy,
a. Little Chris was
nut fnfo the Tub and
lFhImrered about the cold
water.
aWeus gee. AZ that's
what's EoIu' TO happen. =
said Little Chris, Il never
wiz have any more ian.
cause ever time I rull
OF my shoes III think
about having 60 wash ny
feet End-oh gee ftli
spoil all the fun bcin'
barefooted.s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

The whole country helped the American army and navy
get the cgaret habit during the and the Metho-
dist church is take up crusade against the cgaret
The breaking Of the habit would be- many former sol
diers and sailors, as bad as the itself
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

(Any reader car get the answer to
any question b. writing The Herald
Information bureau. Frederic J Has
kin. director. Washington. ID. c. This
offer applies strictly TO information.
The bureau cannot give advice on
legal. med cal and financial matters.
Il does not attempt 20 settle dom=s-
tic troubles. nor 70 undertake er-
haustive research on any subject.
Write your question urlnlv and
briefly Give fun name ana address
and enclose q tW0-cent stamp for re-
turn POSTAGE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

The attorney general telegTaphs Gov Campbell that b
expects visit Arizona before very long in the nteres
Of lowering the high cost Of living Winter in the east
mighty fine time to visit Arizona for any purpose what
ever
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

The sunshine and shadow Of today the warmth Of
the autumn and the shadow Of the coal coming
around to collect.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

Our EARNING to the teeth seem. to mean mostly con
arsatiou.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

The freedom of the seas got lost in the shuttle, but not
the freedom Of the seize.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

3 4r q Bill "a AA0A sup
y Associated Press Lrased
~ arzlco. West Texas Mel
De- Pusfnff1cr On e. paao. r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-21

Lieut. Maynard has al The politicians beaten when If
mes to a swing around the circle