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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26
Ripping Rhymes
Halcyon Days

THE happy days peacs fghfulness
assemble the lawn the pteer
struck for noble things
thrones Of kings higher pay. In Ioathed the
foreign foe and chased him his cheap now all
know loathe the who lives
had end; the
fur Of nehbor and Of friend look back the
pdteers Far better the field
than for lack buy Far
better stalwar
harde dse clannored for
the boon throughout fray
the police 10 take the blamed old away.
Copyright WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

A chicago woman. whose husband
had been arrested on the charge Of
being a 'masher." said she did not
blame her husband. and Indignantly
exclaimed Its the fault OF the short
skirts. They make the men flirt. -
Ern- L-aslIa-s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26
II Years Ago Today

n last night and the entire Panama
city IS endangered. All the Panama
government buildings were burned and
hardly anything in them was saved
The explosion OF a five gallon can
OF kerosene at 1850 o'clock last niEht
in a gas house in the rear OF the 0rn-
dorff hotel resulted in injury 10
George TeaEle. a porter OF the hotel
and slight damage TO the property
". W Eolletr- consulting engineer
OF the United States international
boundary commission. left for Presi-
do and other stations along the In
ternational boundary where water
measurements are being taken He
viii return within a few days
The two horses stolen BY the bur
glars who robbed the store OF George
Buchanan at Nsleta and used By the
thieves in carrying of the stolen PROV
ertv. have been found near Juarez-
New year in the Jewish calendar
comes Saturday. September 50. Elat-
crate preparations are being maze
among the Jewish people OF Fl Paso
for the celebration
The brick work e completed and
the roof is nearly finished on the
new Red Mems building, which Henry
Pfaff is building on san Antonio near
Kansas street
The Providence hospital f. erecting
an extension. three stories in height.
70 the present structure on Epson
avenue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

The paying teller Of a wrecked
Philadelphia bank when arraigned
on charges OF embezzlement said;
We'll. I've flown high. I've had a
pretty good time" He had in his
possession checks for $3.50, O00.-From
Leslie's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

which an officer figures in prognosti-
Gated
Writers may find the conditions diff
ficult today. for It is prophesied that
new standards in literature have been
established by war experiences.
Changes in newspaper management
and the establishment OF new daiiies
seem to be foreshadOwed. One Of
these viii gain great national influ-
ence-
Increase OF the birthdate is indi-
Gated and more girls than boys will
be born.
Benefits for the negro race are pre-
saged and a new leader will arise
among them.
Persons whose birthdate it is should
avoid litigation as it will bS exceed
ing unluclzy in the coming year. Those
who are employed should make the
most Of their opportunities.
Children born on this day may be
hasty and impulsive, but kind and
generous. These subjects Of Libra
usually have foresight and a love Of
iustice.-Copyrigh 1913. The Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

Dallas announces the construction of another 1sstory
building evidently not paying too much attention to the
high cost Of building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

Mai william Thaw has joined the Polish army. He
hunts wars Just ardently Harry Ihaw used to hunt
trouble Of other kinds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

A STATEMENT by Charles W. Eliot president emeritus
n of Harvard university, the benefits of city plan
ming gives e. Pasoans something to think about.
He says:
@The immediate objects to be sought are Light
and for dwellings offices, shops and factories and
thus spreading Of cities; the transfer of factories
suburbs and country sites along the lines Of railways
the multiplication Of Fairgrounds and open decorated
areas above all the attachment Of piece of arabic
or garden ground to every family dwelling"
We have already the need here Of spreading out,
inasmuch as FL Paso has had too strong tendency 70
crowd its business district into very limited area The
attachment Of piece of garden ground TO every family
dwelling is commonplace here It IS feature of every
home Naturally cannot pertain to apartments but the
tendency Of people who live here for any considerable
length Of time is get away from apartments and rent
OF own homes of their
Dr. Eliot also draws attention to the need for plenty
Of open spaces parks and recreation centers follows
@The collective force Of the community must further
supply the of making rural and landscape pleasures
occasionally accessible to city populations by means Of
marks and gardens which illustrate all forms of open
country beauty and permit the occasional enjoyment BY
city families larger urban groups Of the outdoor pleasures
which woods strawberries, gar-ens and broad fields can
give All city jewellers greatly need these occasional de-
lights and Americans than any other people; for
they have become accustomed to indoor life and have
come TO RELY on electricity substitute for sunlight
and mechanical ventilation equivalent for fresh air.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

It's einch the school strike has attracted atte
ten here than the steel strike
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

NTHO remembers when it used Z
w please folks t make 'em feel at
home? Mrs. Tilford Moots attended a
municipal sugar sale, t'day, an nearly
got pulverized.
copyrIsht. NatIonal sisrspaper Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26
Little Chris

A NETGHBOR was 5oking
n him about something
he wanted and said -
sTWhy don't you
get your daddy to
buy II for yous Hes
rich Isn't yOur -
daddy riehf7
sAh. gee. 1 don't know
anything about that Of
business said Ltttl'
Chris.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

THE young lady across the way says
the fact that there's nothing but
water under them is what makes a
transeontinental flight a daring feat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

Yen appreciate the street service more when it rains
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

Not BY pears. but By disposition Is pisdom acquired
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26
City Planning.

A STATEMENT by Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus
n of Harvard university the benefits Of city plan
ming, gives FL Pasoans something to think about
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

rnishes readers. free OF
ID any and all subjects
} resources OF the rari-
onErass and the many
~ Two cents u post
he Information wanted
ic J. Haskiu Directurs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

The El Paso Herald Information B
charge. with accurate and authoritative
concerning which information can be- b.
Gus federal government departments.
experts and scientists in the gnvernme
age for reply must accompany each &
and address The Il Pas0 Herald Info
Washington D. @
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15
BURGLARY CHARGE HOLDS
Two FOR DISTRICT COURT

One night last week Il was
discovered by Joe Garcia that
parties were stealing peas from
the granary Mt the Corlctt place
west Of town. which for the
time being was unoccupicd.
Marshal Abcrnathy was mott.
fed and he and Deputy Sheriff
Brizendine arrested Ed Julian
and Joe Lewis who were
charged with burglary and
both were bound over to the
District court under heavy
bond after n preliminary trial
before Judge Hender on Mon.
day. Lewis confessed. but
Julian stoutly denied every
charge and allegation. al
though he visibly weakened
before the testimony of Jim
Bowers who testified to selling
gas for the car occupied by
Julian on the night the theft
occurred. 1t seems that the
grain was being transported
from the granary on a small
sled to n waiting automobile
when Garcia opened fire on
the thieves and frightened
them away. Both Julian and
Lewis were arrested in Monte
Vista after being trailed by the
officers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15
BASKET BALL

On Wednesday night the East Side
Valley Championship game OF basket
ball was played at Alamosa. The
competing teams being Manassa and
Alamosa. The decision went to
Manassa by a score Of 81 to 3S.
The Monte Vista High school bas-
ketball team being the champions OF
the West Side OF the Valley, Will
play Manassa Saturday night. March
15. to decide the championship OF
the entire valley. The winning
team will go to Boulder to partici-
nate in games with other champion
High school basketball teams tor
champions Of the State.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15
ANNUAL HOG SOCIAL
MEETING, MARCH 10

The High Order Of Grunts have
decided to hold their annual social
meeting Wednesday night. March
10. at the Opera House.
A nne musical program Is being
prepared which will include vocal
solos by Chas. Bishop and Mrs. Full
Ter. mixed quartet. Koonsman male
quartet. violin solo by Miss Brunne-
mer. a large concert orchestra. and
other numbers.
II Is expected that Frank c.
Goudy OF Denver and r. G. Brecken-
ridge OF Pueblo will give short ad-
dresses.
The refreshments will be quite
elaborate.
The meeting will close with a nice
social dance.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15
MONTE VISTA FURNISHES
SEED POTATOES
FOR COSTILI.A COUNTY

The Costilla Estates Potato Crow
ers' Association was organized Mon
day with an initial membership of
thirty-four.
The c. E. d. Company had So
cured an option on 100000 pounds
OF Husset Burbank seed potatoes
from Carbondale. Colo. and these
were oversubscribed. Other seed
Will be secured In the Monte Vista
district. 1t is evident that the po-
tato growers Of the Estates are de-
termined to get the best seed and to
go into the game right. They will
nave an aggregate Of about 200
acres planted this year with the best
seed obtainable and the results are
bound to be satisfsctory.-Mesita
Herald,
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15
CAMP NO. I, SOLDIER. SAILOR
AND MARINE CLUB

Monte Vista has the distinction Of
being the nrst City In the state to
have an organization composed sole
ly OF returned officers and soldiers
formerly connected with the Army,
Navy or Marine Corps during the re-
cent war with Germany. The name
OF this organization is Camp No. OF
The San Luis Valley Soldier. Sailor
and Marine Club.
The Officers OF this Club elected
for the ensuing year are:
Commander, Major George NJ. Cor
lett
Lieutenant Commander, Pvt. G. L.
Koonsman
Camp Adjutant. Lieutenant Olin
G. Beatty.
The Executive Committee consists
OF Lieutenant Robert Macarthur and
Sergeants Claude Travis and Burt
Meadows. And in as much as there
are several strange soldiers in this
vicinity, "get-to-gether" meeting
has been advocated. "Chillie" Nc
Intosh. Claude Travis. and J. L. Es-
pinosa being appointed as an Enter
tainment Committee to arrange for
some sort of entertainment for the
Club within the near future.
The annual dues are one dollar.
and any qualified person desiring to
join. may secure cards from any of
the officers OF the Club or from Ser
geant Roy He.lman. Sergonnt Joe
Mahl. Privates G. l.. Koonsman. ].
l.. Espinosa, or "Chillie" Mcintosh,
members OF the Membership Com
mittee.
The attention OF members of
Camp No. /. OF the San Luis Valley
Soldier. Sailor and Marine Club Is
invited to the advisability Of having
their discharges from the Army
or Navy recorded at the Office Of the
County Clerk and Recorder. Hon.
II. VI. lIdpp, Souhts Will anu Nc-
corder of Rio Grande County. is to be
commended for having made ar
rangements whereby he will record
discharges Of soldiers al sailors in
this county free Of charge.
The Government has declared q
bonus OF $4,000 for persons dis
charged from the Army or Navy
Members can secure application
blanks for this bonus from the
Camp Adjutant. AS discharge GER
tiflcates must accompany these appli.
cations. It is suggested that dis.
charges be recorded before this ap.
plicatio is sent In.
The Camp wishes to take this be-
lated means Of thanking the loca
Red Cross Chapter whichfurnished
meal tickets for visiting soldiers dur
Ing the last day Of the Stock Show
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15
GOVERNMENT URGES LIBERTY"
BUILDINGS"

The movement for the establishment Of n Men,
orial Hall In Monte Vista is perhaps the most popu
lar public enterprise that has been projected here.
The matter has been taken up by The High
Order Of Grunts. an organization with the motto
Community Betterment," and there promises to be
let-up until the hall Is assured.
Franklin X Lane says:
I'm expressing gratitude for the patriotic
service Of the brave men, living and dead. who have
helped to win the world for democracy and hu-
man liberty it is most fitting that erect in every
community. living memorial rather than
shaft monument. 1t has been suggested that
these Community Houses be known Liberty
Buildings" and that they be dedicated as neighbor-
hood gathering places for civic service and fellow
ship for all the people,
"The war has shown, in camps and camp cities,
the great value of adequate facilities for fellowship
and public recreation Now that the are re-
turning home they should have the opportunity thru
the coming years. to perpetuate the democracy of
the camps and to share with their fellow townsmen
in suitable building. facilities for discussion of
local and national problems and for community
singing drama, indoor athletics and other forms of
wholesome recreation"
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15
GROWTH OF ITS FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONS REFLECTS
GROWTH OF Community
Local Hank Increases u. Strength
Aud Popularity by Ccnscrinv
stockholders In Monte Vista
And Rio Gran,ic County.

The Wallace State Bank IL
now an entirely home.owned
institution. There has recent
ly entered into the affairs of
this bank an element Of very
real interest and importance to
the residents Of this city and
vicinity.
Recently. nearly one half of
the stock which was formerly
held outside Of the state. was
reclaimed and purchased by
some Of Monte Vista's most
prominent business men and
farmers and stock raisers. Civ
ing to an already strong finan-
cial institution the undisputed
advantage of an entire local
ownership.
The new stockholders are:
Willis H. Fassett. Elmer Head
lee, Walter w. Wright, George
Getz, J. Frank Golf. Chris Sell
ters, VIM. l.. Starbuck, VIM. E.
Kistler, Harvey A. Matthias.
Art H. Webster, Sam l.. Hol-
land, A. S. Chase, Westel Wal
lace.
The former stockholders,
John T. Wallace. Ralph L.
Stitt and R. j. Kavalec, retain
their interests. The entire in
terest held by Mrs. Robert B.
Wallace in the bank was taken
over by Westel Wallace, Mr..
Stitt and Mr.. Kavalec, who
placed a large portion of this
stock with the above mention
Ell StOcknOlueTS.
The board of directors has
been increased to nine men,
bers, otherwise the same
strong management and exper-
fenced organization will con-
tinue to guide the affairs of the
institution.
The Wallace State Bank has
gained little each day in
strength, in scope and in con-
fidence of a public which has
recognized the right relation
ship between service and re-
compense. With its additional
financial strength and direc-
torate, it will no doubt con-
tinue to grow, both in capacity
and its willingness to serve the
public.
We note from the banks
published statement, that the
total assets of the institution
approximate one million dol
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15

Pagosa Springs had . disastrous
fire Tuesday night which destroyed
several buildings and caused . great
deal OF damage. The jewelry store
OF Earl Stevens. formerly Of this
place, was in one Of the destroyed
buildings.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15

A defective flue caused the roof
OF the Munsell residence to catch
fire Tuesday night and q call was
put In for the fire department. The
blaze was easily exiting uished by the
chemical on the new fire engine be-
fore much damage was done to the
house.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15

SheriR Harper left this Friday
evening for Seattle armed with ex-
tradition papers for the return of
w. c. Gray who Is wanted here for
fraudulently selling stock in an am
munition company to the amount OF
about $500.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15

w. A. Magill returned home this
week from California where he and
his wife have been since the hrat Of
January. Mack" says all the
sharks on the coast are not in the
ocean.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15

'uose Hender's court was occu-
s'ea this afternoon with a minor
:. $50 IN which Mitchell Barnett was
80 keo with passing short checks
.ua Carrying concealed deadly weap-
49, Inc boy was found guilty and
,.M 'uceo to q term in the county
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15

The City Council is having q new
fire we'll dug at the intersection Of
Adams street and Second avenue
and another on First avenue in the
west end of town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15

The friends OF Gladys Hawkins
will be pleased to know that she has
sufficiently recovered from her re-
cent operation TO return to her home
Thursday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15

Mrs. Robt. Sylvester and two
children and two Of Frank Sylves-
ter's children have the hu at the Rob
Sylvester place near Center. None
are seriously i'll.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15
)CHYDRANON PLANT
soon READY TO GO

After several vcxatious
though unavoidable delays.
she plant Of the San Luis Val
lev pehydration Company ut
khis place is nearing compile
hon. For several weeks n
Lmall capacity machine has
been in operation to a limited
kxtent so that samples Of the
product have been available
Tor sending to enquirers from
(he east and foreign countries.
From ten to twelve letters
have been received by the COM
bany from export brokers and
bthers asking for the exclusive
handling of the plant. A letter
from dealer in France was al
10 received in which he asks
Tor the entire output Of the fac
(ory. Mr.. VIM. d. Edwards. of
(he Edwards Engineering Co..
Chicago. who has had charge
bf the erection of the plant and
patentee of the process, says
/ is manifestly impossible to
consider any Of these PROPOSE
6ons at the present time as the
plant is not yet completed and
therefore no output. Mr.. Ed
yards says that as soon as the
factory is in smooth running
brder he will 60 east and per-
Ponally attend to the market
|ns Of the dehydrated product
Pf the factory.
The company sent out an Or
per to can manufacturing
company this week for a large
humber of cans, each to hold
fbout eighteen pounds of de-
pydrated potatoes, to be used
n shipments abroad. This size
Ian is the standard used for
Phipments over seas. For do
nestic use the potatoes will be
packed in paraffined cartons.
Poon the San Luis valley spud
n the dry form will be sent to
ll parts of the world, from the
Arctic circle to the equator for
climatic conditions do not af-
feet them.
One of the most gratifying
testimonials as to the excellent
quality of the dehydrated po-
A'o turned out by this COM
Pany was in a letter recently
Fecelved by Mr.. Edwards. This
etter was from H. C. Gore,
Chemist in Charge Fruit and
Vegetable Utilization Labora-
tory' Department of Agricul-
ture' Washington, D. C. In it
|'e says: "-the samples
you sent were the best l have
Feen made by any process"
The affairs of this company
nave moved along quietly,
hardly showing a ripple upon
tne surface, but surely never
tneless. Little publicity has
oeeh given to the enterprise
|. ."o even in the San Luis valley
ew people realize the magni-
uue OF the industry that is
eachlng maturity in our midst
|sno which will shortly bring
tsme and wealth to the potato
s'ower OF this beautiful valley.
'uase Hender's court was occu-
,. IVY 'his afternoon with a minor
=. $50 IN which Mitchell Barnett was
sed with passing short checks
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15

1t isn't too early to begin planning
for = good ball team to represent
Monte Vista this coming season.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15

Among those who have the fiu in
Monte Vista are Mrs. d. C. vaile and
children.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15

B. A. Gibson is in Idaho on busi-
ness
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-15
DENVER MARKET TODAY
UP ON HOGS
Denver, Mar. IA, 10.
Monte Vista journal

Monte Vista journal
Supply Of hogs not heavy,
only two car loads here. and
under good demand price ad-
vanced = dollar forty. Tops
brought $1,000. with bulk 90
ing at $3.50 to 31s.76.
The American Commiss'n Co.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-15
Varias violaciones

Por ~violaciones a los reglamentos
de trafico, corriendo AUTOMOBILES en-
forma que contraviene las dlsposlcio-
mes relativas de las autorldades de
Ia ciudad, asi como por no tener Gu
pacion conocida, in~gresaron a los
Cuarteles Centrales de Pollcla selS
individuos. Otis dos fueron captu-
radios para que Ia %autoridad que
orch no ST Apprehension practlque
respecto de ellos algucas inveStlgs-
clones =.
Las autoridades federales orde'
naron Ia detencion dc IN americana
APPREHENSION qIs: llevaron a etecto
el CAPTAIN Van Ripper y ell renlente
Egan. Asimisma dispusieron la cap
tura de otro individuo que por e!
apellido que lleva parece aaeman.
Esta MEDIA fue dictada por ei De-
partamento de Justicia, ell que deS-
pues ordeno que fuese puesto en- Il
bertad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-15
HEcHos QUE SERVI<
RAN De AYuDA TO.
DOS Los HOMBRES.
verdades que tanto los vieios
como los iovenes y los de
mediana edad debe-
Tian saher acerca
de elI0s mismos.
IA MaRaVILLoss sEasAPERsA


No hay NADIA que cause tants pena y
s~en;iniento como yer que IA vida SC va
agotando lcnts pcro s~esuramentc. Is I'm
Scrdsdcro suirimicnto. 10 miSmo para los
que 10 ven que para los pacientcs. y, no
obstante. dc esta clasc de pacicntes SC ven
q miles cada dia dc IA miSna scmana pa
ldoS. hombrcS nerviosOS que al Parccc7
han pcrdido TODD afccto por IA vida y han
sbandonado toda esperanto de scr Gu
radios.
Numcrosas son las causas que induccn
Z esta decadencia de vItalIdad. Is por
todoS conccptos raro yer : IN honbrc re-
bosando aparentcrcntc dc bucna sslud y
Sigor y de pronto empczar su dccadcncla
sin sabcr cl por que. Fl medico dc IA ia
milis. . quien acudc, no Sc eXPlica Ia eau
sa dc IN cambio tan rcpcntino, y trata su
caso como 81 fucran hcbrcS paludlcaS,
afeccioncs Il higado, catsrro, o 10 que no
eS. Prueba tai Y cual mcdicina sin obtc-
ner ningun aiIvio. Su vida Va paulatina-
mente, pero de IN modo ~pcrcepuble, dcs-
aparcciendo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-15

OTRO r E ASALTADO

MEXICC. D. F. JUNO 1S.-Los
viajeros que llegaron aver p~roceden-
ties de Celava. manifiestan que ell
convoy en- QUE viajaban fue asaltado
entire las eStaciones de Jaral Y Sa-
litrera, por nun,erosos soldados de-
sertores del mayor Guadalupe More
no. cue u!timamente 81 han undo a
los rebeldes de Guanajuato.
Entire la esco!ta del tren Y los
a~saltantes Sc entabl6 un renido tiro-
teo. resulta7do comp consrcuencla
del nrisnlo IN pasajero muerto Y dlez
heridos cue ouedaron en- el Hospital
&c Ia Comrania de Acanlbaro.
Despues de mas de una bora de
combahe. los revoluciona-ios fueron
rechazadoS. con grandes perdioas V
Sc envio una g-ueSa coiumna de tro-
pas en- 81 persecution, no ~logrando
diaries ~alcance