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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-11
PRAVE BLAHO.

"Preji Yam, ably Novy rok
pfinesl Vam kyzene blaho, ne
zlata klam, nybrz nezmerne
blaho, spocivajici We stesti a
zdravi .isou tim pravym bla-
hem. A tu ctete dopis, ktery
nam poslala pi. Anezka Van
kova, Eager. Pl., Baltimore,
Nd, dne 20. prosince 1918:
"Trpela jsem po dlouhy cas- mr.
zutosti, mic mne netesilo, az Tri
nerovo Lecive Horke Vino vra-
tilo mi veselou mysl, i citim Sc
Jaro znovuzrozena..' Kozmrzt
lost, boleni hlavy, nervosa a
pod. byvaji pravidelne zpusobe
ny zaludecnimi poruchami, a v
takovem pfipade Trinerovo Lee
Give Horke Vino della divy. V
lekarnach. $1.1O. - Pro ozno-
BENNY, vymknutinp, otoky, re-
umaticke a neuralgicke bolesti,
boleni v krizi atd., neni lepsiho
prostredku, mad. Trineruv Lini-
ment. 35 Csc Y lekarnach, po
stou As a 75c. Joseph Triner
Company, 13S3-1343 S. Ash
land ave-, Chicago, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-11

stvi vepfu, ctyrnohych ovsem,
Incbot Nemci potrpi 81 nadmiru
ia uzene vyrobky z veproveto
lnasa, ale valecna ekonomie
pripravila zahy misto nena-
sytneho a hltaveho veprc. V no
vinach clanky byly proti nemu
psany, ba V risskem snemu sa-
motnem by.y ma nej pronaSeny
utoky. Hromadne zabijeni pra
sat bylo naiizeno v.adou, najen
tucnych, vykrmenych, ale hu-
benvch a podsvincat. Dnes jsou
Nemecku ctyrnozi vepri wa
cnostl. Shanka po tuku, jedna
y nejslabsich stranek Nemec-
ka, pfispela ovsem znacn6 k
tomu vyhubeni vepru. Zasoba
hOVezhio dobytka klesla ma
pouhy zlomek normalni potre-
by, a kusy, .iez jsou porazeny
vykazuji stezi dive tretiny krm
ne vahy. Vsecky salamy vyra-
beji sc dnes z konskeho masa
V celem Nemccku.
Jest prirozcno, zc take I'VE
finy ubyva v evropskych valci-
clch zemich. Neien zc pocet
pytlaku rozmnozil sc merou L.
zasnou, nasledkem nedostatku
Jineho masa vysokych cen,
jake zverina pfina5i We me-
stech, ale take proto, re mnoho
hajnych a lesniku bylo povola-
no do vojenske sluzby nasle-
dkem toho ochrana zvere cd
skodne' znacne utrpela. Pravi
sc, re We sttedni Evrope roz-
mnozily merou neslychanou.
V Nemecku, kdykoli statkar
kona honbu ma SVEN statku ne
bo reviru, musi to pfedem o.
zamiti Wade a odevzdati cast
llovku potravinove administra
ci. Z posudku nemeckeho tisku
! da Sc predpovedeti mad vSi po-
, chybnost, ze potrva- Ii toto je-
ste rok nebo diva, Nemecke bu-
de zbaveno takfka lplne, zvere
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-11
CHCETE kOUPIT LACINY
MAJETEK?

Prodam dunn o 5 mistnos-
tech ma E. "a ul., mezi Central
a Quincy Ave. Lot je 40 120
strev., patty Cd rohu Central
ave., vse zarizeno. Cena $3.50
hotove $500 a ostatni ma me-
sicni splatky po $40. Tez Sc
vezme lot.
Dunn o 5 pokojich ma Nor
gan Ave., lot je 35 phi rs str,
improvements ma ulici zapiace-
ne, voda a zachod uvnitr. Cena
$4,000.
Dum o 5 mistnostech ma L.
73 ul. z Ivy Ave. Plyn, voda,
ban, pekny lot, 3Ox105 str. Ce
ma $2O50, hotove $3.50, ostatni
ma mesicni splatky po SIS neb
vice mesicne.
Rohovy lot v Bedford Town
shipu, AZ pfi $50 str, stop 10,
bllze kary, kanal, chodnik, e.
lektrina, vSe zarizeno a zapla-
ceno. Da Sc "a $500. Hotove
$25, ostatni ma mesicni spt at
ky. Blizsi sdeli cesky pozem.
jednatel James F. Port, SIG
Williamson Bldg. Tel. Main
3O17. ii |
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-11

i ptactva, divokych domacich.
A obnoveni takovych zivotnich
zasob potrva nadmiru dlouho.
V Norsku a Dansku jest pfi-
tonne neprirozena situace !:
masa je zde hojnost. Pricina
toho jest ia, re stada dobytka
v techto zemich jsou rychle po-
razena nasledkem nesmirne
drahoty pice. Do techto dvou
zemich dovazelo Sc ped valkou
velike mnozstvi pice z Ameri-
ky, a tento dovoz posledni
oobe uvazl tokrka uplne, ne
jen pro nedostatek lodi, ale
take zakrocenim americke Via
oy, ktera. uvalila embargo ma
dovoz do techto zemi, kdyz by
ly zjisteny jejich obchdnl
styky Nemeclern. Norska
vlada radi obyvatelstvu, ably
nasolovalo zasoby nnasa ma do
by, kdy stada dobytka vymizi.
Rada tato nesetkava Sc vsak
Sc zadoucimi vyysledky, nebot'
konsum masa rosie tax rychle,
jako dodavka. Lesy We Svedsku
chovaly pred valkou asi 5000
soba, ale vsichni byli jiz davno
pobiti, vetsina pro vyvoz do
Nemecka. Trpici a trpelivy
vepr jest We Svedsku rovnez
skoro jiz vyhuben. -Lisejniky V
severnich lesich, ktere slouzily
Dive "a hlavni potravu sobum
.jsou, nyni sbirany a cini Sc S
mini pokusy, zda-li by Sc jich
nedalo uziti iako potravin ne
DO pice.
Vsecky tyto zeme pocit'uji
nyni nasledky valky toho hro
klesajici dodavce mlena, nej-
vic We velkych mestech. We
Vidni,, aby Sc usetrilo mleko
pro nemocn deti, bylo nedavno
zakazano kavarnam podavati
bllou kavu, krone v urcitych
hodinach. Jezto kava samotna
Jest varena v centralnich ze-
mich uz davno re vsehO moz-
neho, jenom ne q kavy skute-
cne, neni divu, re videnSti ka-
varnici prohlasuji posledni ma
fizeni "a hotovou katastrofu
pro svuj obchod. V Bulharsku
byly zavedeny davky pice pro
domaci 'zvirata, stejne jako
davky pro lidi. Tazny dobytek
dostava vetsi davky, nezli O.
statni. Vlada v Recku zakoupi-
Ia znacne mnozstvi jatecneho
dobytka V HabeSi a prodava
maso "a nizSi ceny, nez jake
Frevladaly ma domacih trzich.
We vsech evropskych zemich
cini sc nyni eXperimenty pre-
rozlicnymi produkty, ma KITE
re by pred valkou nikdo nebyl
pripadl jako ma moznou pici
pro dobytek. V Nemecku cd ne
Jake DOLBY krmi sc dobytek ha
luhami. Byla zde zalozena to-
varna X priprave chaluh a j.
nych morskych sladkovod-
mich trav k zpracovani ma pici
pro dobytek. Europa poskytuje
dnes obraz divoke shanky po
mase.. VSe co beha, leta nebo
pluje, jest predmetem honby.
Zahlazeni stop tohoto vybijeni
zvireny potrva v Europe mno-
hem dele,, nezli stopy pc obe-
to.b no 1;JclIoh 1;xotoob
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-11
VELKA LACE MAJETKU
" CORLETT, MT. PLEA
SAINT A v OKOLf
BROADWAY.

Vlastnime velky vyber jsdno
! dvou rodinnych domu ktere
n1zeme prodati "a cenu velmi
nfrnou phi male castce hotove,
Ia zbytek ma mirne niesicni spla
ky, tax jako byste platili ma
|jem.
Uvedeme pouze nskolik ma
s;ch lici:
Dvourodinne domy v Corlett
Q 5. pokojich $ koupelnou, diva
fernesy, elektrika, plyn, krasne
dekorovane "a pouhych $500,
hotove $500 a ostatnf ma male
splatky.
Jednorodinny dum 6 svet-
nicich, koupelna, plyn, elektri-
ka, lot 40 pri $50 st., ovocne
stromy, vince, zahrada, ulice
dlazdena, mezi Kinsman Rd. a
Union karou. Cena $4,000. Ma
Ia castka hotove, zbytek jAko
najem.
,Dobre stavebni loty, Bondy
Svobody aneb morgice vezme-
ne ma splatku. Blizsi vysvetleni
Oda The Municipal Savings s.
-oan Co., 123O1 Miles ave. Tel.
Union 899 w. aneb J. j. Held
cr, 3348 E. s49 ul. Tel. Union
1874 r.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-01-30
SPECIALS IN FOOTWEAR

No. TIT Weinbrenner's Thorogood Mems
heavy work shoe, splendid shoe for
hard service. Special $500
No. All Mems Chrome finch Top Work
Shoe, Special .... Wv"
No. 482 Mems Sin. Work Shoe, Special $500
Boys High Top Yankee Lace Shoe 21s to
D, Speclai 49, We"
Youths High Top Yankee Lace Shoe,
13h to g Special -. .$4.S5
One Lot Ladies' Shoes, values to $500
broken styles in different stock numbers.
opeciai $500 - = '~
One Lot Ladies' Shoes. values to $500.
broken styles in different stock numbers
opeclHI 49, ''''
Mems Hipress Knee Boots, black only.
Very Special pa"
DOLLAR DAY FEBRUARY -
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-01-30
SPECIAL FOR YOUNG MEN

II it's new. you will find it here. We are now
showing line of soft collars in a wide
range Of patterns and styles. some in silk.
They are priced at -. -. 25c, 35c, and SOC
DOLLAR DAY FEBRUARY g.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-01-30
POULTRYMEN, ATTENTION
NEW SPRING GOODS

are daily arriving at this store by freight and
express We invite you to see our new line Of
colored voiles and organdies. new spring neck
wear new pleatings and rufflings, new ging-
hams. etc.
- DOLLAR DAY - FEBRUARY g.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-01-30
CHICK FOOD

Don't place your order for Chick Feea' "ro"-
ing Food. etc. before getting our prices.
Buying these goods in car load quantities. We
are in a position to save you money. our STOCK
is new and In good condition. No Old stare car
ry-over goods from last year
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-01-30
COMFORTERS

We bought Comforters during 1917 and our
regular prices save you about Twenty Per Cent
and at our reduced prices. the comforters will
be mighty good value"
$500 Comforters reduced to -. -. .$4.25
$500 Comforters reduced to -. -. $685.
$3.50 Comforters reduced to -. -. $2.05
$3.50 Comforters, reduced to -. -. .$1.95
$2.25 Comforters. reduced to -. -. .S5
DOLLAR DAY - FEBRUARY g.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-01-30
OUR FEED DEPARTMENT

Our Feed Department is surely busy place
Large and varied stocks. right prices, ana quick
service bring results. We give you Just 10"
OF our prices this week:
Oatfeed. per ton - -. ~>o""
Barley and Dat feed, per ton *oVO"
Wheat, per ton -. -. '~'0'o
Mill Run in car lots, per tom. '.*so'o"
But-er-fat, per ton ''''~'so"
Fishers Dairy. per ton - ~S'o""
Ford's Dairy Coarse, per ton $4o.O"
Lillys Dairy Feed, per ton .%'V'""
Cow Feed, per ton '~oo'
Scratch, per sack %''"O :" w."
no,IAR DAY = FEBRUARY 81
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-01-30
RAINCOATS

Raincoats for every member of the family at
a big saving.
Values to $500, reduced to ..... .$1305
Values to $4,000, reduced to 49,. .$11.95
Values to $500, reduced to -. -. 1895
Values to $1,000, reduced to -. -. $5O5
Values to $3.50, reduced to ..... -. .$4.95
Values to $500 reduced to ...... -. $3.45
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-01-30
Working Clothes
Underwear

Mems all SUITS heavy weight white s9
Mems white .S4a5
Mems 81 ~
$3.50 Ladies' union all
S275 all styles reduced S219
reduced $235
SUITS reduced 1926
to reduced $1OO
suits, reduced $159
IS Ladies' to $145
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-01-30
WOOL BLANKETS

These blankets are made of famous Oregon wool
and our prices mean substantial saving to you.
They come in white. gray and a beautiful
sortment of plaids.
$1,000 Wool Blankets. reduced to .$9.45
$ll.50 Wool Blankets. reduced to -. $8.45
$1,000 Wool Blankets. reduced to 81 AS
DOLLAR DAY FEBRUARY g.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-01-30
BIG YARN SPECIAL

&c" Knitting Yarn, black only. in u
pound skeins, regular soc, reduced to,
- S"0AAA 10
DOLLAR DAY - FEBRUARY s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
j. s. To ADOPT
METRICSY5TEN
Movement Started in Brit
ain and America to Con-
form With Europe.

Washington. D. C., Nay eff you
ido not Understand the metric system
Of measurement. look st up and learn
IT, For there are strong indications
that the meter and the liter viii soon
displace the yard and the quart in all
your dealings.
A movement. backed by scientific
and business organizations in all parts
OF the country has been started TO
accomplish this change. And the meter
propagandists have made a strong
case. The chief reasons why we
should abandon our system for the
metric system are that the latter Is
much simpler and easier to learn. that
it is more accurate, and above an. that
Il is now the compulsory system in
every civilized country in the world.
except the United states and Great
That IS the big fact IN all Of our
dealings with foreign peoples and gov
ernments we are handicapped because
we do not use the same system OF
meas urements. American scientists
were compelled long since 10 adopt
The metric system. with the result that
many Of their publications are incom-
hrehensible 10 the American business
man. There is absolutely no good rea-
be adopted by business in this country
and in Great Britain The only thing
that has prevented its adoption Is the
inertia which opposes all changes NJ
merous movements have been started
in Great Britain 10 bring about the
change, and a Few feeble ones have
sprung Up previously IN this country
Any man who does not believe IN the
adoption OF the metric system should
take q trip 20 any other country eN-
ccpt England. wearing MS usla-
shirts. sized in inches, and then Try,
when In a hurry, TO buy and put on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

tries that have already adopted the
metric system made the change with
out serious Interference to business.
and in a number Of countries the
weeks.
Large manufacturing concerns
which turn out tools and machinery
find It necessary TO carry two lines Of
products. one in metric and the other
II customary sizes The metric cOun-
tries could not use mechanical tools
made according TO the English inch.
During the war. the Baldwin Locomp-
tive works turned out about 500 loco
motives for the French government
from designs in the metric system
In the shipment OF goods TO metric
countries. the American exporter is
again harassed by the double stan
dards. The goods must be invoiced
and marked in the metric system This
Is done at the factories. Tor example.
liz the Standard OIL company has a
shipment OF oil for South America. it
must turn TO a table OF fundamental
equivalents TO find out how many bar
rels would equal the number OF llters
ordered.
Advocates OF the metric system say
It is so simple that IN the metric coun-
tries the children know the system be-
fore they 20 to school. These support
ers point out that the tables OF the
English system are seldom really
learned ana even the parts LlaL are
.memoralized IN school are soon forgot
ten
The System.
The metric system has three princi-
pal units-meter. liter and gram They
can be multiplied or divided by 10
100 or 1000. the Greek terms dela
hectic and kilo being used respectively
10 donate these decimals. The princi-
pie Is the same as that OF our deci-
nal currency
The unit OF length Is the meter. A
thousand meters constitute a klome-
ter. which is considered a good ten
minute walk. A French army corps
IS supposed 10 cover six kilomerers per
hour. This IS somewhat less than four
English miles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
MACHINERY TO OPERATE
VALLEY PUMPS Is DELAYED

Phoenix. Arlz., May 26.-D0ubt has
arisen whether the great pumping
operations designed 70 supplement- the
Roosevelt storage VIII be starred In
time 20 do much good this summer.
There Is report that electrical equip
menL ordered from the east and
pumps from California wiz be delayed
In delivery and that the expected addf-
tion OF 100000 acre feet OF water for
irrigation VIII not be available for
months TO come
IL had been hoped that 40 wells
would be pumped before September.
but thus far no water production has
been known from any wen OF the salt
River Valley Water Users association.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
CARRIERS AS
BUSINESSMEN
An Opportunity for Boys to
Make Money and to
Learn Business.

Many Of the biggest business men
81 this country started lie as news
boys some Of them as Herald carriers.
The business ability they acquired.
the methods OF meeting the public
in a business way which they learned.
and the value Of learning to rely on
themselves are the things that have
helped them.
Under The Herali's carrier route
plan. each carrier has a little business
OF his own. he owns the route on
which be works He buys his papers
ar wholesale rate and sells them to
his subscribers at the rates fixed by
The Herald His profits under this
plan are bigger than coEld possibly
be paid him for the same amount Of
work under any other plan OF employ
ment
The Herald only desires 10 employ
boys who want TO help themselves
through school as all the work can
easily be done after school hours and
The Herald wants boys who want TO
help themselves
Owing TO some carriers leaving for
the summer. a Jew Herald routes viii
be open June z. Boys who intend go
ing TO school next fau and whose
parents want them 10 acquire a bust
ness training should call at The
Herald circulation department at once
IL they desire one or these routes
All Of the routes which viii be open
,+uue j. except one. are west OF Cotton
avenue. and they have from 100 10
100 papers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
DELIGHTFUL
REMEDY FOR
LAZY LIVER
CalOtabs, the perfected nau-
sealess calomel, sets the
liver right without the
slightest nausea or danger

Feel mean look yelloVVe Tour liver
Is out % FIX The poisonous bile is
being retained In your system Tou
say know caiomel win set me
straight. but ] hate 20 take calomel
Why not Try Caiotahs. the purified
calonei that IS as dalghtful 70 take
as lt is beneficial Ia cleansing the
liver. and purifying the systemf
Calotahs give You all Of the valuable
medical qualities OF c1lomel but are
entirely freed from the unpleasant and
dangerous effects One tablet az bed
time with a swallow q water-that's
all No taste. no gripping. 20 nau-
sea no salts You wake UP IN the
morning feeling fine with a clean
liver and a hearty appetite Ear what
you please-uo danger OF salvation
Calotahs are sold only in crlslnll.
sealed packages, price thirtT-five
cents. The finest medicine in che
world for hliousress. INDIGESTION
headache and consultation So fms
that your druggist IS authorized %
refund the price as a guarantee trat
YOU win be thoroughly delighted with
Gallo ca hs-adr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
Former attorney
General Gregory
Is On Probation
Must Have His Character
Probed Before He Can
Practice Law.

Washington. D. c. May 2s.-Thos.
w Gregory. who resigned a few weeks
ago as attorney general OF the United
States. is now undergoing six
months probation in New York prior
to taking up the practice OF law there
with the firm Of Earle & Todd Rules
Of the New York Bar association re-
quire every applicant 20 live in that
state for six months. for .'investiga-
ton Of the character OF the applicant
before he is admitted 20 practice and
friends OF the former cabinet member
are having no small amount Of fun at
his expense IS result OF his posi-
ton.
The firm OF Earle s. Todd was re-
Gently organized. the members other
than Mr. Gregory being Alaj. Henry III.
Earle and G. Carroll Todd. llr. Todd
first entered the government service
as one OF the Of the staff OF attorney
general 3IcReynolds. now a justice OF
the United States Supreme court and
continued 10 serve in that capacity
under Mr. Gregory He has been in
charge Of antitrust prosecutions DUR
ing both of the Wilson administra-
tons.
Mr.. Gregory will also practice in
Washington. He viii maintain his
home here for some time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
CARLOAD JUAREZ GARLIC
SHIPPED 10 NEW YORK

An express carload OF garlic was
imported from Juarez Saturday by Z.
p. Kepley and shipped 10 New Torlz
The garlic was grown in the Juarez
valley and is shipped to New York
as -El Paso grown garlic" mr.. KEEP
ley says q great deal &c this garlic IS
grown in the Juarsz valley and that
lr can easily be grown in the El Paso
valley IL requires but little more
time 20 cure IL than il does 70 cure
onions, after it is gathered From
ten % - days are All that are re-
quired for curing
O. r Piquore also imported a guam
THY OF eariic Saturday, grown near
CHIHUAHUA, and has about 500 pounds
70 bring in today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
Pastor Leaves Pulpit
To FolIotO Oil Boom

Because Il IS more remunerative and
because ne wanted a vacation. Rev
Charles a Chasteen has stepped out
10 El Paso and has has gone into the
oil business
Rev Chasteen recently resigned as
pastor OF the Main street Christian
church at Wa1ahachie, Texas. he for
merly held the pastorare at the Oak
cliff Christian church at Dallas Tex
as. He was state evangelist for a
year and used TO tour West Texas
and New Mexico as a state mission
ary-
Vow the pastor IS representing the
Clover Production company. drilling
company OF which he Is secretary and
treasurer. He says he likes the oil
business 4jus9 fine" r. l. Bogardus
Is in charge OF the FL Paso office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
MACHINE WILL BE
TAKEN ACROSS RIO GRANDE

The amount Of water IN the Rio
Graude is TO be decreased about July
d according 20 an announcement Of
the reclamation service here. SO that
a big e1cavatlng machine may be
taken across the river near Mesflla
Park, n. A.
The machine is TO be used In cut
ting a drain which VIII relieve the
seepage condition near the college
Of agriculture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
TEXAS STORM
DEAD AND LOSS REDUCED

Beaumont. Tex, May 2s.-Property
loss In Saturdays storm in south
eastern Texas VIII not exceed a half
million dollars reports sunday indI-
cate. The death list stands at two and
the seriously injured at probably ten.
An earlier dispatch from Beaumont
reported az least three dead and
scores injured in the storm in south
eastern Texas and part OF Louisiana.
IL was sid there was considerable
properly damage ut Beaumont. Orange
ana Port Arthur and that oil derricks
were blown down and tanks Ienited
by lightning A Houston report said
one was dead. two others probably
drowned and property loss heavy as
a result o. a storm that swept the
Goose Creek oil field Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26
DRILLING
NOW

Paramount didn't wait until the stock had
been sold 70 begin drilling operations.
Paramount IS managed by oil men and
NOT PROMOTERS. The company was or
gained 70 PRODUCE oil. not to SELL
STOCK Just as soon as the best acreage
in the Burkburnett field was selected BY
Dir. Herbert Myers general manager OF
Paramount. and when the organization
vas perfected a contract vas made with.
perhaps. the best known and most success
fui driller in the Burkburnett field-the
man who drilled the EFaEgoner. the
Two MILLION DOLLAR TFELLl-to begin
drilling Immediately On AMOUNTS
Block IS property. Already the driu IS
down more than 900 feet and within the
next two weeks PARAMOUNT first
susher VIII then be in.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

Madam Walker" reputed 10 have
been the wealthiest negress in The
United states II not the entire world.
and credited with having amassed n
fortune Of more than S1.0O0.0 600
through the sale OF hair restorer."
died here sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

Phoenix, Ariz-. May 26.-After a trial
which lasted almost the entire week.
the jury in the case OF E r. Wilson.
charged with obtaining money under
false pretences. disagreed late satur-
DAY The jury was reported as having
finally voted 8 10 for acquittal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

Longmont. Colo. May 26.-The
Storm Alfalfa Meal and Feed com
pany's alfalfa mill iu this city was de-
siroyed by fire sunday. causing a loss
estimated az $4,000. The fire is be-
lieved TO have been caused By spon-
taneous combustion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-26

MAIN street in Tiekville was block
w AIDED Saturday afternoon while two
women with baby huggies stopped to
swap their views on the first aid to
colo.
lobe Moseley believes if a father is
a fairly good judge Of human nature
he can tell within a year or two when
his son goes to smoking.
Raj Barlow was seen eating a box
of sardines at the store this morning.
It is thought he is figuring on going
fishing, and was practicing on how 20
act around a lot if fish.