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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15
Little InaUeWS
Won7enS Clothes Will Be Far Cheaper Than Last Year.
If You Have Servant Trouble Maybe It's Your Fault

That does not necessarily mean that
record breaking prices viii prevail
this winter. for I believe the gov
eminent wiz regulate charges. Or
dinarily, coal can easily be obtained
during the summer, which usually Is
a slack season at the mines. But
car shortage and labor troubles are
held accountable for the greatest
difficulty in obtaining the commodity
that I have ever known II is safe to
accept warnings to buy your coal
early at face value, for the person
who ueglects to lay in a winter sup
ply because he believes such warn
inEs TO be propaganda may find him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15

den, the rabbit gentleman heard
Nurse Jane scream
Help Help On, help ne, Uncle
WiggIlyl Pm caught fastr'
Holding Needless knife in his paw.
the bunny rushed through the
bushes.
I guess the Pipsisewah must have
caught Janie-" sadly he thought But
when he looked he saw that the
muskrat lady was only tangled Up in
a wild grape vine, which had tWined
and twisted around her legs.
"Oh, how can / ever get outl" cried
Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy-
IN cut you loose with Needless
knife said Uncle WigEily. and he
did. and soon Nurse Jane could walk
on the path again. being free from
the tangling vine.
7 am more glad than ever that you
picked up Needless knife" she said
And Neddie was glad 70 get hack his
cutter thing; thanking the bunny
very much So II the griddls cake
doesn't jump out OF the gravy boat
and Try 70 swim in the molasses 20
play tag with the roastinE fork. rll
tell you next about Uncle Wiggily
and the squirter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15
HOROSCOPE
FRIDAY. JULY I6. 1870.


I HONTENDING influences rule this
IL day according to astrology-
Early in the morning Jupiter is
IN strongly benefic aspect and later
Mercury grows kindly, but Mars is
in evil place
All well established professional
and business men should profit by
the planetary government which is
held to give impetus to what is well
started.
Advertising is subject TO an espec-
tally favorable sway and should be
] peculiarly lucky for trade ana COM
merce-
Publicity continues to be under q
direction OF the stars so marked that
its symbol is said TO be that OF a ser
pent swallowing its own tail. which
IL Interpreted 10 mean that its pop
ularlty viii cause it TO be oVerdone.
Mars threatens some sort Of dis
turbance that calls for arms. Riots
are probable and uprisings in which
there is bloodshed-
The seers declare that until men
cease TO forget that al were born
free and equal unrest viii prevail IN
every country Of the world.
New prophets who viii preach
peace that is founded on universal
brotherhood are forgetful, but they
may meet with severe condemnation
and be numbered with radicals.
Before the war The appearance OF
bankers who could not be recog-
nized was foretold and It is now de-
clared by the seers that these mes
sengers are at work IN the great
cities
Cabinet members are subject TO IN
fluences making for severe criticisms
from the people, for Mercury still
rules the 10th. Indicating disagree
ments concerning policies.
Dissatisfaction among working
women who may not be in sympathy
with benefits bestowed upon them
may be manifested at thist ime.
Persons whose birthdate il Is
should pay attention TO diet and
exercise Business affairs may pros
per with strict attention.
Children born on this day may be
peculiarly poetic and fond Of nature.
With the Noon as a principal ruler
these subjects Of Cancer may be
variable and rather self Willed.-
Copyright. 1920. By the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15

@EL PASO women viii be inter
Il sstsd 70 learn that prices on al
kinds OF women's clothing are
TO be much lower than they were
last year" said Miss Anne Carson. Ct
the White House. II have Just re-
turned from a months visit TO New
York. where much Of my time vas
given TO buying and looking over fan
and winter clothes There IS no
definite percentage IN the general
lowering Of prices; it Is merely that
all prices are decidedly lower than
they have been for a long time. Smart
dresses Of good quality are available
this year at prices unheard OF last
season. II viii not be necessary for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of This Date. 1905

|DEPORTs from Manila. P. I. state
N that the cholera situation is
greatly improved, II cases and
nine deaths having been reported
during the last "a hours
Three distinct earthquake shocks
were felt in FL Paso this morning
just before noon The buildings
swayed with the vibrations and peo-
pie ran out into the streets.
FL PasO school children are going
to be able 10 ride to school for half
fare on the street cars, manager Eel-
l0gg announces
Elizabeth Lou Batey. two year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
F. Batoy, OF s16 North Kansas street
who was severely bitten by her pet
dog several days ago, Is improving.
The First National bank baseball
team lost out in a 10 0 contest at
Washington park yesterday when
they played the visiting team from
MorencL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15
4 Defamation Of Independence

I HAVE resolved that from today
j No masters whip Ehaa make me
tremhlcf
I grant thar now and then I nay
Discover reasons 20 dissemble-
II men to whom am IN debt
Insist that they must do my think
ing,
1 can pretend to yield and let
Them think me plant never
blinking.
DuT after this IN soul and mind
ID ] shall acknowledge No sub
iecfionf
Ny thought shall suit the facts find.
Ny creed shall be my own selection.
OF course I fully realize
That 4 must mouth the common
notions
The crowd would mob me, otheTui1e.
Or I'd be shipped across the ocean
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15
Symptoms


doctors psruse which tel Of ghtful
adzooks pains disease the
used boosted HooPrs
kept window And when should
have studied and tracts and things Ike those read Of avns
I
with despair found I'd anthrax in and danu IN hair
weary, dragging drugorss
had Of
that filled myself
wax when no longer fell for Hoopers amauasl
adams. WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15
By DUNK Bolts.

CM FLINDERS would like to borrow
- a wheelbarrow as he is going to
move next week.
The magic lantern show and lecture
at Wild Onion Tuesday evening was
enjoyed by all present. It was inter
esting as well as instructive and the
crowd was so big Sidney Hooks had to
stand part Of the time on another per
sons foot.
The weeds are being cut around the
postoffice so that when the new in
spector comes along he won't have to
inquire as to its whereabouts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15
Getting Careless

WOULDN'T It be interesting if the old Citizens League
" should be revived now and It should find that there
really Is gambling going less publicly in FL
Paso IN spite Of denials and steps should be taken
LIT the lid little and let the truth out and the light
What would happen then? Would the gamblers simply
shift their stands little and 60 ahead, would they lie
low for while 10 if the thing would blow over OF
would they brszen It out?
One thing sure Fl Paso possesses the to protect
ITSELF when things get too raw. It begins to look if
the window shades had blown aside few times often
for perfect comfort.
L IS strictly business matter with E Paso business
men They lose money by Of the gambling and they
likely to take steps protect their money ts There
may be difference between systematic gambling and
conspiracy to rob, but if So It has appeared.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15
self seriously inconvenienced late

self seriously Inconvenience later
THE Adolphus hotel. OF Dallas, has
cut its room rates 80 percent" ac-
cording to James Q. Fanlandingham,
Of Dallas. who is in FL Paso on a
visit. For this, manager Ellifritz,
Of the Adolphus, deserves the thanks
Of the public. The genial bOniface
has furnished a splendid example. He
has struck a blow at the H c. OF L.,
Of which those who must make an
inn their home cannot fail TO be ap-
preciative. 1ir. Ellifritz is a fore
runner. He is a sort Of beacon light,
announcing to the expense groaning
ship Of the common people that the
harbor Of q lower cost OF living Is
not inaccessibly remote"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15
If / Had Ny Life
To Li0e O0er Again

I'd be born in Indiana, come to Fl
PasO, marry a pretty girl from
Detroit. have two red-haired boys
and live happily ever after.-Norman
Walker.
What would you do? Tell The e.
PasO Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15

Goosey Ganders with a fine chocolate
cake under his wing.
"Oh. hoi How do dol' Quacked
Grandpa Goosey. 81 an very glad to
see you. Uncle WigEily and Nurse
Jane And I would give you each a
slice Of my chocolate cake. only
have no knife with which 10 cut it,
Don't let that worry you
laughed Uncle Wiggily. i found
Needless knife II the grass where be
dropped it. Neddle's knife VIII cut
the cake"
And. surely enough e did. and
Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Jane had
each a slice
Aren't you glad. now. that found
Needless knife and started 70 take &c
back TO him." asked the bunny uncle
as he and Nurse Jane walked on.
after eating the cake and saying
Eocdby 70 Grandpa Goosey.
Yes I guess I am" answered the
musErar lady.
she walked on by herself a little
way ahead Of Mr- Longears, who
stopped 10 clean the chocolate of
Neddie's knife, Whens all o. a sud
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15
A Line O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
By JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.


SURE CREDIT.
I DO not care for earthly fame,
/ But merely seek so good a name
That everywhere I chance to go,
In tropics green, or arctic snow,
10 soul I'd meet along the trek
Would hesitate TO cash my check
Drawn on the Bank OF Mans Good
VIII
some momentary need 70 ill.
Copyright 1920, by The Mcclure
NeWspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15
Ye Towne GOSSIP.
Registered Q. s. Patent ONES.
By X C. B.

SINCE THE day.
THAT n,IstOOk butler.
FOR THE man Of the house
AND SHOOK his hand
WHEN HE wanted ny hat
I'VE HAD a feeling
WHENEVER I'VE been.
WHERE BUTLERs abound
THAT WIEN I approach
THEY SIZE ne Up.
As Az inferior person.. e. ...
AND THEY spoil ny evening.
OR NY afternoon.
OR WHENEVER It Is
AND THE other day.
I FOUND myself
IN A very grand home
WITH JUST the hostess
AND Ny better half.
AND I had a butler.
ALL TO myself.
AND HE watched ne eat
AND MADE ne nervous
AND I wanted to ask him
WHAT HE thought about Harding
AND JIMMY Cox
But FOR all I knew.
HE NIGHT have been
BOTH DEAN and dumb.
FOR HE never spoke,
AND kept wondering.
WHAT IT could be.
HE WAS thinking about.
AND IF he was a tenor.
OR MAYBE a bass
AND AFTER lunch
HE FOLLOWED me.
Nd BROUGHT cigars
AND ! took one.
AND AFTER a while.
THE WOMEN left.
AND was alone
FOR JUST a moment.
AND THE butler came back.
WITH FRESH cigars.
AND 1 took another.
AND HE lighted It.
AND THEN stood there.
AND could see.
THAT IF no one came
BE WAS going to say something
AND HE gazed afar.
AND TURNED TO me.
AND SAID TO ne.
IN A deep bass voice.
cit LOOKS like rain"
AND said It did
AND HE went away.
! THANK you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15

One Of the native rulers IN India
owns a musical bed. The weight Of
the body Gets the works IN motion,
and Il plays half an hour, while life
sized figures at the head and foot
play on striuged instruments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15
If YOU LIKE TO FIGURE, HERE ARE
SOME INTERESTING SUMS TO WORK

Just to give readers something to ause themselves with
these summer days, The Herald outlines preliminary
table Of the states and their electoral votes with at
tempt to narrow the figuring down little bit to those
states that may at this time be called doubtful
Opinions VII differ about many Of the states as eassi-
fed But basng Judgment on previous performances there
be little question about the states that certain to
90 Democratic and those that certain to go Republican
this year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15

A SCREEN door spring is about tn
only thing that stays on tn job
any more. Mr.. an Mrs. Leslie Hanger
have sold Their home an put a doorbeu
on Their closed car.
Copyright National Newspaper servlcl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15

N THE
wise mani batting
and
clothes
o
10
70 work. lis OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15

Instances OF extreme old age are
more common among those who exer-
else themselves with gardening than
in any other employment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15

OF all The griefs that harass The distest,
Sure The most bitter IS scornful Jest.
Samuel johnson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15

Employers IN present times think
more OF the working conditions
which surround their employees than
IN past years, but they don't go far
enough" said Thomas Gregory, Of
Prescott, Ariz. IF employers only
realized Il. they lose a large per-
centage OF the efficiency OF their
workers unless working conditions
are comfortable and pleasant.
know OF one office that IS too cold
in winter and suffocating IN summer.
Here the employees flock around the
stove for from a half hour to three
hours daily in the winter. and this
comes out OF their working time. In
the sumner they 60 to the window
for q breath OF air. and spend as
much time trying to be comfortable
as they DO in the winter. That en-
ployer could, by using his head and
looking at conditions, save that
wasted time among high salaried en-
ployes- But he doesn't care about
the comfort OF his employees and
doesn't realize what It is costing him.
Uncomfortable surroundings viii in
evitably work for the least result to
the employer"
Coal is harder to procure now than
u has. been at any time during the
last IS years" said C. P. Simpson,
wholesale dealer in coal and lumber.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15
Little I7terUiews.

any Fl Paso woman TO spend half z
years income on her winter outfit
this year She viii be delighted and
surprised with the prices. which are
to be universally lower, and which IN
my opinion. are the forerunner OF a
general break IN the high cost OF liv-
ing Prices VIII not tumble all at
once but they are coming down and
coming down fast"
IF you have trouble IN keeping
domestic help. the trouble IS prob
ably with you, and not the help"
said ]. 7. Fraser, in charge Of the
city employment bureau Our bu-
reau supplies an average OF 400
women each week to do homework
and 80 percent OF them are lIeLicans.
who work probably one, two OF three
days each week for the same house
wife. The Mexican women have their
racial characteristics, and II the
housewife gets of on the wrong
foot the first time a woman works
for her, she IS IN bad, for that one
Mexican woman viii comment IN
faVorably to other house-Workers.
with the result that Il viii be almost
impossible for the offending woman
to get further help. To keep your
help satisfied, treat them well Don't
hang around ghem too much. simply
tell them what you want done, and
leave them alone. And don't get
them started talking on trivial sub
jects, for they are likely 10 spend a
day spreading gossip q their own
particular circle rather than IN at
tending to their duties"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15
Bedtime Stories 10. NJ - Ones

UNCLE WIGGMY AND NEDDIE'S KNIFE.
Rr HOWARD n. CANS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-15

One thing can be said for the third party platform:
contains about every kick IN the world
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-01-23
ON Y2 MORE DAYS.
SALE ENDS SATURDAY OF OUR SALE s17mN
January Clearance Sale


S IT
Os
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-01-23

is money and a square deal for IN
so let's get together, work toge.ba.
and Wen win together" When Con
ress'Idaho' and Capital realize ,hat
we are united people, that we b,yo
the goods to deliver, that our fight FL,
reclamation is honest. and that VIC.
know what we want, and wa, it damn
bad, WE'LL GET IT.
So come to Burley January u ann
'2S, and Wen forge another strong linz
in our chain Of reclamation endeavor<
IDAHO RECLAMATION ASSN
S. f. BRADY PRES.
FRED r. REED Executive Geo.,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-01-23
TROOP OF CAVALRY FOR
SHOSH0NE

= The War Department has authorized
Colonel L. " Patch, the Adjutant Gen
eral of the State of Idaho, to ORGAN
ize in the State, Units of Cavalry
Heavy Artillery. Machine Gun or In
fantry and in the very near future
strenuous campaign will be made IN
locate these units in towns that desire
them. The Government is very liberal
in providing for these National
Guard Organizations. For instance. in
the organization of a troop of Cavalry
the Government furnishes all horses
and feed for the same, pays the hire
OF men to take care of these horses
| furnishes all saddles, uniforms and
complete equipment and pays the mon
and officers for every drill period: ex-
perienced officers will be sent to in
struct the men in modern equitation.
The officers and men in the Cavalry as
wei as in all National Guard Organ
izations will draw one fourth Of The
Regular Army pay, which to enlisted
men amounts to about s1.7O per drill
The state of Idaho furnishes $500 ner
year for Armory rent
In the event of the Organization If
Artillery Units, the 155 m guns will be
supplied which is the same calibre gun
used by the 146th Field ARTILLERY in
France, or in the event of your COM
munity desiring to organize an Infan-
try or Machine Gun Unit, the most
modern equipment will be furnished
to the organization. Millions of Dol
lars worth of ammunition is available
Tor the National Guard of the various
states to be used in target practice.
which will be made a special feature
by Colonel Ned NJ. Green. who is an
officer of the United States ReeDlar
Army. assigned as Inspector Instructor
o Idaho and who has National Rem
i'atlon in Workmanship. having held
he worlds record in certain phases
II rifle and pistol firing.
1t is the intention of theAdiutant
General, accompanied by Colonel Green
o visit the larger towns of the, state
where sufficient number of men are
valuable for the organization of these
nlts and endeavor to place those
5hich have been allotted to the State
Idaho. Towns especially interested
securing one of these organizations
i'll communicate with the Adiutant
eneral at Boise, Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-01-23
TO YOU
This Means the MEN AND WOMEN
or Cassia, Cooling, Twin Falls.
MlnIdoka, Jerome, Lincoln and Pow
err Counties.

THE IDAHO RECLAMATION AS.
ISOLATION is calling a RECLAMA-
TON CONVENTION of the citizens
Of the above named counties to meet
at hurley. CASSLA COUNTY. ON
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. JAN
UARY p and 2S.
\ most interesting program is be-
ing prepared. and noted speakers on
water-storage. irrigation. and organ
ization win address the meeting.
Burnley will entertain its visitors Tues
day evening and go as far as the law
allows to give them busy and pleasur
able time.
The idea of calling the counties in
districts is to discuss our needs in an
earnest sane manner. get better ac-
quainted, and by organizing and SIM
porting the Idaho Reclamation Asso-
CATION which, in turn is backing the
Association Of ''Far-Westp States. TO
arrive at some solution of the irriga +
tion problems in the Snake River Val
ieys and formulate plan of organized
work and get down to business. and do
it. 49, w
We have millions Of acre feet of wa
Ter going to waste every year We
have the arid acres that need tho wa
ter. A wedding Of land ana water win
make thousands Of prosperous homes
IDAHO is calling YOU now. What
we need to bring about this wedding
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-01-23
UP TO IDAHO TO GET RIrSY
ON IRRIGATION

Boise, Ida, jan The press disnafcn
indicating more or less of a failure OF
the governors conference. headed bv
Governor Davis of Idaho, at Washing
ton on reclamation has not caused the
spirit of the irrigation enthusiasts Of
the state to wane.
Generally speaking the outcome at
Washington was anticipated: but
/ whatever was not accomplished by the
governors the fact remains that what
might be termed failure there has re
suited in greater determination here.
Putting it another way, the visit of
the governors to Washington on this
/ big reclamation program was not
without results when it has inspired
the people at home to greater effort.
Some have stated that better results
would have been possible if others than
governors had gone to Washington.
BUSINESS men would have gotten far
ther than politicians, is the way some
put it, for the reason that when polit
clans meet politicians there is apt to
be question raised as to the particu-
lar axe that is to be ground
1t is more than likely that the mis-
sion would have been more or less of a
failure in any event, owing to funda
mental opposition in congress to all
schemes of reclamation; but il il
felt that now the way has beer
opened, success is possible if the peopss
IN arid states such as Idaho get busy
back up their reclamation association
Idaho has one, with Major Fred r.
Reed as its executive head-and pre-
sent solid front that sooner or later
is bound to have favorable effect or
Washington official mind.
work Hard and Play Hard.
regular daily relaxation and partic-
uiariy relaxation through enthusiasts
Aoopy riding has the advantage of pro
ihotlnS elh"iional control, an indiS-
factor in the winning of sue
cess TO work hard TO play ardently.
10 llve decent hygienic life in gener-
a. sums up pretty comprehensive
the secret of business success. Fol
lowing this plan, men of only average
Aoiilty can and do advance by rapid
stages, while without its aid more bril-
liant men falter and fail.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-01-23
Work Hard and pI,v Hard
Solitude.

a man thinking or working is always
alone, let him be where he will. Soil
tude is not measured by the miles OF
space that intervene between a man
and his fellows.-Thoreau