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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
ERADICATE PINK BOIL WORM,
WARNS STATE ASSOCIATION

Dallas, Texas. March 11.-Forasee-
ing an annual loss or 1000. 900 to
Texas farmers and a corres7onding
loss to interests touching cotton II
the pink boil worm Is aIlowod to
spread over this state. the Texas
chamber Of commerce has laid be-
fore its 500 members the report OF
a committes-yof entomologists fore
casting disaster TO this states chief
agricultural industry II the pink boil
worm is not eradicated.
The pink boil worm now fnfests
four zones in the southeastern and
southwestern pdrts OF Texas reads
a bulletin which will be sent ont
TO membership OF the state chamber.
"A fifth infestation at Hearne was
entirely wiped out BY abandoning
cotton cultivation for two years. II
the infestation IN the remaining four
zones is not promptly eradicated its
spread over the state will be ranfd
and the damage win be almost inc
calculable.
In Mexico the annual loss is 20
percent; in Hawaii, so TO 90 percent.
and in Egypt the loss is from So
100000 to S20.o00.Oo0. Nexico-s cot
ton district has a similar climate to
Texas. Estimating the Texas crop
al 100000 bales, the price at so cents
pound and the percent Of loss at
twenty. this would mean a direct. loss
70 cotton growers OF s12s. 000.0 600 an
nually.
# pnlmpt steps are not taken BY
Texas oSher cotton states will i'm
pose a quarantine against Texas cot
ton and cotton products.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
U. S. SHOWS PROFIT IN
ITS SHIPPING OPERATIONS

Washington. D. C.. March 11.-arsk-
Ing public first complete statistics
covering financial aspects Of the
shipping boards transportation activ-
tiles. chairman Payne yesterday told
the senate merchant marine commit
tee that government operations in the
shipping business resulted in a net
profit OF s16,495,990 up TO last June 20.
This revenue does not inLlude IN
paid balances due from government
departments. He added that the ad-
nnlnlstratlon owes the board about
$4,000 900. and the war department
about $50 600 900.
On February /, he said. the board
was operating 1897 bottoms OF $3.50. .
600 deadweight tons. including 1915
steel cargo ships. 276 wooden yes
sells, IS tankers and 10 refrigerator
ships A total OF 15S companies. he
said held operating charters for YES
sells owned by the board On the first
day Of February, z0S ships were
listed as under repair" 1s5 laid
up for winter and 1179 in actual
operation"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
All Hat0ks Do Not Kill Chickens
A Plea For Protection Of Birds

and by 50 doing they are bound to
destroy disease.
Now take the smaller birds, found
around the average farm They live
entirely on insects that are Injurious
10 crops, so why not give them pro-
tection2 one hundred birds can eat
in one days time thousands Of in
sects and by 50 doing they help 20
save the crops from the ravages OF
the harmful insects.
A hunter came I'D TO me and said
Wen old scout Why in the dickens
do you yell bird protection when
you have collection OF birds and
eggsT
I replied; That's the very. reason
yell bird protection because I am
guilty OF having a collection OF them.
having spent lots Of my time IN the
woods and with the birds I can see
that they are fast becoming extinct
And as 1 count the birds over a cer-
tain farm year after year. I never
get as long a list as I did the year
before Now, this shows that the
birds are being killed faster than
they are coming on 7 seldom ever
shoot a bird myself and haven't shot
one Lately. and n 7 do. IL IS either
Tor food or in the Interest OF science.
hardly ever take a birds egg from
the hidden nest without ] really need
Il in my study.
To XIII one bird YOU have killed
many II this bird was lefr 20 lmate
and breed. II would be the making
OF more birds Birds save many dol
lars for the country and should be
protected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
Creates New, Firm Flesh
Strength and Energy in
Two Weeks Time in
Many Instances
Bitro-Phosphntc should be Pre-
scribed by EverT Doctor and Used in
Every Hospital-says Editor Of
-Physicinns' who's Who.-

Take plain bitro-p hosphate~ is ex-
cellent advice 70 thin. delicate. nerv-
Gus people who lack vim. energy and
nerve force, and there seems 10 be
ample proof Of the efficacy OF this
preparation 20 warrant the recon
meudation. Moreover. IL we judge
from the countless preparations and
treatments which are continually be-
ing advertised for the purpose OF
making thin people neshy. developing
arms. neck and bust. and replacing
ugly hollows and angles by the s0fl
curved lines Of health and beauty.
there are evidently thousands Of men
and women who keenly feel their exc
cessive thinness-
Thinness ard weakness are oftca
due 10 starved nerves our bodies
need more phosphate than is con
tanned ~ modern foods Phvsician
claim there IS nothing that VIII sup
DIV This deficiency so well as lne'
organic phosphate known among
druggists as bitro-phosphate. which IS
Inexpensive and IS sold by most an
druggists under a guarantee OF sax
isfaction or money back By feeding
ne nerves directly and by supplying
The body cells with the necessary
rlosphorlc food elements, bltr1- uhos- /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
HITS
BACK At BRYAN

Lincoln. Neb.. March Nv. J.
Bryan's recent statement that if
elected a delegate to the Democratic
national convention he would not
vote for the presidential nomination
OF United states senator C. II Hitch
cock has been replied TO By J. H
Mitheu, manager Of Hitchcock-fo for
president club with a statement that
senator Hitchcock's friends welcome
the issue" and will meet Bryan in
every precinct IN Nebraska
Replying to Mr. Bryan's assertion
that 'if Nebraska voters instruct for
senator Hitchcock he would allow an
alternate delegate in the convention
70 vote in his place Aithen said
Bryan had spent years preaching in
favor of Instructions and now he
asks the people Of Nebraska to elect
him as a delegate and instruct him,
and then serves notice on them in
advance that Instructions given him
viii not be binding"
He has always taken the position
that the rules that govern mems ac-
tons do not apply 10 him. Mr.
1Iithen added
Among reasons by ar Bryan for
his opposition TO senator Hitchcock
was that the senator had voted
against submission OF the federal
prohibition and suffrage amend
ments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
SAN DIEGO RESIDENTS PAY
VISIT TO YUMA COUNTRY

Yuma, Ariz,, March 11--Headed By
general manager D. " Pontius. OF
the san Diego & Arizona railway a
large delegation OF residents Of san
Diego has been visiting Yuma There
was especial interest in the Yuma
mesa wherein are q number Of plots
Of land lately purchased by the san
DieEans from he United States prior
20 execution Of large plans Of recla-
nation There also was visit 70 the
LaEuua dam. TO inspect the irrigation
works Whersfrom the locality IS sup
piled Thereafter was dinner ren-
dered By the commercial club. with
many happy addresses especially re-
ferring 20 the new railway union be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11

Z the last few years I have been
/ counting the birds over the country
and find every year count them
the scarcer they get So this is an
appeal TO give the birds protection
out Of over 700 different species of
birds that breed in the United States.
there are only q few really injurious
to the country They are the gos-
hawk fducEhaWk.l Eharp-shinned
hawk and Cooper's hawk. the English
sparrow, crow, horned owl, and some
few others.
While running a taxidermy shop I
had the opportunity To examine many
prise I found only slight traces OF
chicken and birds in them.
Mighty few hawks ever saw a
chicken. but all hawks are called
chicken hawks" and everyone
shoots them. saving 7 have helped
chicken thief" II you see a hawk
sWoop down and get a chicken. that's
chicken hawk But don't shoot
every hawk that flies
vas out on friends chicken
farm some time ago taking notes on
birds, and this friend OF mine pointed
to post out in the field and said
y on watch that post and you will
see what gets my chickens: then you
won't write about bird protection
big. graceful red tailed hawk 1ew
down and lit there. and ] said. why,
Bill you are mistaken It could not
possibly be that bird that IS getting
your chickens"
He replied. That's the only hawk
around here, and I have wasted a box
OF shells on i'm
I then loaded my pipe and told him
70 load his gun and I would try to
kill the chicken thief.
I hid near his chicken yard and
after waiting patiently all day. nv
chicken thief arrived Il was a lit
tie blue backed hawk, about 4 inches
long II flew down and stuck its
talons into small chick, and away
Il flew. but before Il got far I
cracked down and killed It. Then III
showed my friend what had been
getting his chickens. when he had
been trying 10 Kill . red tan hawk
snakes bugs and insects, which was
a help 70 his chicken farm. out Of
many red tail hawks stomachs
that have examined. / have found
only two that had any traces OF
chicken But the little blue dartersr
as call them. live on chickens and
birds.
Nearly every one who is out hunt
ing and has plenty Of ammunition
VIII shoot buzzards for practice. Z
when these vultures are a help TO
the country. They may spread dis
ease but II a thing destroys more
than Il spreads. why shoot it, III
think the Vultures are a great help
in eating Up all the dead animals
that are scattered over the country,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
NJ DOUGA[ TELLS
Of Bic DESERTS

IN his discourse on Desert Studies
and the sudan" Wednesday night, DR..
d. T. MacDougal director Of the Car
negie Desert laboratory at Tucson.
Ariz- painted a word picture OF the
barren region. unwatered by rain for
years at & time. and almost destitute
OF any living thing. where sand
storms blow and camels slump over
trails from ore oasis to another.
His lecture was Interrupted by Ian
tern slides taken from photographs
made while he was touring the great
Egyptian desert The real Egypt. he
said, was a narrow. but fertile strip
OF land. along the Nile. This section
teens with dense population. sur
rounded by the barrenness OF sprawl
ing sands he described a famous
oasis in a depression Of the desert,
where there are springs with palms.
M McDougal said some Of the
springs in these fertile spots dated
back 10 old Roman times.
The Egyptian desert he said. was
the latter being better watered. He
described two Kinds OF desert plants.
succulent and non-succulenL
After his lecture was completed a
meeting of Fl Paso scientists was
held at which two delegates. Dr.
Waite, were elected delegates 10 at
tend a meeting 10 be held AZ Tucson.
at which the southwestern division
OF the American association for the
Advancement OF Science viii. be
The delegates will 90 TO New Mex
leo. visiting Albuquerque Friday,
where they will interview scientists
in regarding the contemplated organ
ization OF the southwestern scientists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
LAFOLLETTE DELEGATES STAND
FOR DEFEAT OF PEACE TREATY

Madison. Wis. March 11.-Freedom
of speech and press, tho defeat OF the
treaty Of peace and Of the league Of
nations. the repeal OF the espionage
law. are some Of the provisions in the
platform Of the "Lafollette progress
sive Republican delegates. candidates
to the national convention" issued
today.
There are two sets OF Wisconsin
Republican delegate candidates for
the national Republican convention in
the primaries here April s.
One delegation Is "uninstructed'
and the other is running under the
label 'Lafollette progressive Repub-
ucan-r
The platform Is opposed TO com
pulsory military service in time Of
peace" is for the abolition Of in
functions in labor disputes" demands
economy in government and con-
dennis recent eLtravag ances- favors
soldier bonus payment by the fed
eral government and IS for the Great
Lakes deep water way plan"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
MOUNTAINAIR FARMERS
BANK IS INCORPORATED

santa Fe y n. March IL - The
1Iouutainair Farmers exchange has
been incorporated for $4,000 Of which
$1,000 has been subscribed The fol-
lowing incorporators, all OF Noun
tainair. subscribe $1,000 each; Ira c.
Bruce. statutory agent; J. A Cooper.
T n. Houel. Charles A. Noble. l. A.
Williams.
The Hillsboro Development COM
panT a Delaware corporation has
filed its charter in New Mexico. the
capital stock IS 100000 of which
S175.OD0 has been issued The three
incorporators are residents OF Della
ware. The New Mexico office viii
be in Hillsboro in charge OF Lud-
wig Graefe. resident agent
The Farmers and Merchants Trust
and Savings bank. OF Naravisa, has
amended its charter 70 change the
corporate name to the Merchants
and Farmers Bank OF Naravisa- and
10 increase the capital stock from
$4,000 TO $4,000. C. H Connel. Is
president and O. o. Gragg Is cashier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
PARDON Asked
FOR mrs. lRMER

fsecoluIsls udations Tor the release
q Agnes Orner from the state peni-
teltiar-- were made Thursday by
Fritz r smith and William Ii.
Knight who comprise the pardon
board now in session in Fl Pas0 at
room al OF the Mccoy hotel
The recomme ndation was made on
the ground that The woman while
serving term in the penitentiary
on CONVICTION Of poisoning her IL
scar-Qld daughter. Lille C0rdovia-
has suffered from tuberculosis and
on account Of this disease has been
Isolated
The case was tried five times at
u Paso- Midland, Maria, Pecos and
On February rs, 1911. lille Cor
dovia Orner died suddenly. The
mother. who lived at SOS North
lclua street. was arrested on q
charge OF murder and after q pre-
limiuarF hearing before justice 3. B.
lICClintoclz. remanded TO jail with
out bond 20 await action Of the grand
or July q. 1910. after an illness
RI six hours the child's father. Al
fred +. Orner. Pullman conductor,
uied in the same manner, and on
august O. 1910. HRS. Orncr was ar
rested on a charge OF luuacy, but
vas acquitted three days later be-
lore q jury in probate court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
FUNERAL OF J. B. LARROZOLO
WILL BE HELD FRIDAY MORNING

Funeral services for Juan 3. lar
razolo. a son OF Gov. o. A Larrazolo
Of New Mexico, who died Tuesday at
Hotel Dieu. viii be held at 9 o'clock
Friday morning in the san Elizario
mission church. Burial viii be in the
san Eiizario cemetery Governor and
Mrs Larrazolo arrived here Wednes-
day afternoon and completed ar
ranEements for the funeral In com
ing TO the funeral Of their son they
were forced 10 leave another son
critically i'll at santa Fe. y. II.
The family has received many
messages OF sympathy and coincidence
from Mexican officials particularly
from members OF the Juarsz military
garrison.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11

phate should produce welcome
formation In the appearances the
increase IN weight frequently being
astonishing
Clinical tests made in ST. Cath
crimes Hospital. n Y. c.. showed
that two patients gained in weight IS
and % pounds, respectively. throlEn
The administration o. this organic
phosphate both patients claim they
have not felt as strong and wen for
the past twelve years.
Increase IN weight usually carries
Win d. general Improvement 10 the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
RESTS IN
MllIIlN CASE

Continued from page l.
the. people Of Bisbee and OF thwarting
part Of a conspiracy TO overthrow the
government Of the United States, &C
cordilg 20 the opening statement
made by Frank E Curley. OF counsel
for the defence during the examina-
ton Wednesday OF the first witness
20 be called in the trial OF Harry z.
Woottou-
French Resumes Charge.
Although no formal opening state
ment was made by the state, Robert
\. French. county attorney, who re-
sumcd charge Of the prosecution az
ter an absence from his office Of three
weeks. due 10 Illness, energeticallT
denied that the deportations we're
justified either BY the law OF the
United states OF by the law Of Arizona.
and contended that he had govern
ment reports 70 prove his statement.
IN outlining the precise nature OF
the defence planned by counsel for
Wootten. 3lr. Curley said in part:
IN the year 1908, William D. Hay
wood, Vincent St John and many
other persons throughout the United
States. felouiously conspired TO over
throw the government OF the United
States These conspirators designated
themselves Industrial workers Of the
World.
IN furtherance Of the object Of this
conspiracy. they Immediately pro-
ceeded to apply the Ak at the roots Of
corilization in an effort first TO rob
those who could be reached by an IN
sidicus propaganda Of the comforts
OF a religion rendering them less
immune 70 the virus OF anti-patri-
otism and anti-goverument
sNe expect TO show that this
sOcaIled Bisbee strike was not
called for the purpose OF securing
better conditions or higher wages
but for the sole purpose OF en-
harruSsinE and defeating the
United States government in the
prosecution OF its war against
GERMANY
Denying that there was zone scin-
tilla OF evidence" TO support the
claims made by M Curley, county at
torney French said:
IF there we're any force in the con-
tentions OF the defence. there would
be no trial today Investigation by a l
commission headed by secretary OF
labor Wilson showed that the depor- Z
tations were not necessary. We have I
certified copies OF these findings
Judge Samuel L Pattee sustained
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11

one side or the other. At first occu-
pants Of the galleries took more in
terest in senator Bloch who was
rushed across the continent for the
occasion Shortly, however. interest
in the senator was thrown into the
background due 20 issues featuring
the contest These included the ac-
ton ofGhe senate in declaring vacan ut
the seat OF senator A p Montgomery
deprivinE him OF the vote which
would have defeated ratification and
the taking up and adopting Of the rat
ification resolution OF the lower
house, without amending the senate
rules. ore week after the senate'E
vote defeating its own resolution on
the same subject
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
thin, NERVOUS, RUNDOWN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE PHOSPHATE

lcalrl- NlrFous-ess- slee nleesraS1 ARD
lack q energy. which nearly AWAY
accompany excessive thinness. should
soon disappear. dull eyes ought 81
brighten and pale cheeks gicw Ti-l
the bloom OF perfect health.
Physicians are now recosnizinr So.
merits BY its use IN ever incre1slra
quantities Frederick houe. II D
editor Of New Ecrk Physicians who's
Who SAYS. "Bitr0-P PHOSPHATE Should
be prescribed by every doctor ana used
IN every hospital 20 Increase streurrI|
and nerve force and TO enrich cd
Joseph d. Harrlgan. Former Vist|
ing Specialist 20 North Eastern 1Is-
pensatory. says Let those who ard
weak. thin. nervous auaeuic. or runI
down. take a natural. unadulterarsc I
substance such as hitro- phosphate
and you wiz soon see some astonlsh-
ing results in the increase OF narra
energy. strength OF body and mind
and power OF endurance
Bitro-p phosphate Isl made entirely al
the Organic phosphate compound rel
terred 20 In the National Standard
Dispensatory as being an excelleri
tonic and uerrine and a prelaratio.
which has recently acquired ccnsi1I
cradle reputation Ia ths freatner-
Of neurasiheuia The standard OF ax-
cellence, strength and purity Of il7|
substance is beyond question. for eva
cry bitro- Phosphate tablet is manu-|
l4ctured IN strict accordance with the|
T. s. Pharmacouoela test REQUIRE
ments. Bitro- Phosphate Is Hereford
not q patent medicine and should nod
be confused with any of the scored
nostruus. so-callcd tcnics or 5rfle1s
al vertlsed 'cure-alis.'
uTIONs-Aithoueh Bifra-paos-
phltc II unsurpassed for relieVin- ner-
Fousness, sleeriessncza and rcner1I
weakness, owing 60 its tendency TO IN.
crease wciEhts those using &c ntouid'
avoid fat-nrnduciuE foods unless % A.
fae desire 60 put en- fcsh.-AdF,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11

ss3rownatoue Makes Ne
Lock Ten Years Younger
10 other preparation IS 50 simple
10 apply or so Uniform in results.
LiEht spots, gray strands or streaks,
and al unnatural shades in the hair
are quickly restored 10 All their origi-
nal beauty
Absolutely Harmless.
BroWnatone is guaranteed perfect
y safe and harmless 70 both the hair
and skin Contains no poisonous in
Eredients such as sugar OF lead. SUI
rhur. silver mercury, aniline OF coal
-ar products It has no odor and is
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moments with your comb or brush.
any good druggist can supply YOU.
Two sizes. 35c and 2l15- Insist on
the genuine
Special Free Trial Offer
Send only lie with this coupon for
Free trial package and helpful
booklet on the care OF the hair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
PRIVATE SHOWING OF @THE
STRONGEST AT BIJoU FRIDAY

A private showing OF the film. The
Strongest" viii be shown at the Biiou
thearer at 10 o'clock Friday morning.
according 70 announcement Thursday
OF ]. P. McCue. The mayor, city
council. military, press and local ex-
hibitors have been invited to attend.
Harrington. OF Dallas. district man
ager OF the Fox Film corporation
Characters in the silm have been Sc
lected BY Georges Clemeuceau. the
Tiger OF France, TO interpret the
The Strongest"
~ Clemenceau has been a lover
and admirer OF the screen and stage
for many years, and IN suggesting to
William FOX. president Of Fox Film
corporation the artists he desired to
make his characters live in history.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
NEW MEXICO SETS DATES
FOR TEACHER EXAMINATIONS

santa Fe. y. X. 1ssrch z1.-Dates
Tor the holding OF teachers exam
nations have been fixed by the state
board Of education as follows June
H. -. IS, &c. July g 10, g and a.
County superintendents have been
advised so they may arrange county
institutes accordingly
II is desired that the last two DAYS
OF the institute fail on one set Of
examination dates Professional
teachers certificate has been issued
to sister 81. Barnaha, order OF St
Francis She lives At Pena Blanca
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11

the states objection TO admitting tes-
timony regarding the strike
The greater part Of Wednesday was
taken up with the examination OF
Fred ". Brown. deputy sheriff OF
Cochise county. who gave the details
Of Wootten's alleged participation in
the deportations-
"Wootton forced me at the point
OF a gun into a ring Of armed guards,
wearing white handkerchiefs around
their right arms" Brown said. There
were six or eight others in this ring.
They took Us from the postOffIce at
Bisbee to the Warren baseball park
and there we were loaded into box
cars and shipped to Columbus. n H."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-11
Dc You Feel Old and THsdl

That -au gone feeling IS a nrett-
SIRE Indication OF disorders OF al
gestion and elimination FrenusrLlr 81
1l-ousness. indigestion. brltE fa-
headaches. and other ills Of c1us-ia--
ZION follow. It's best 20 play safe WITH
health Get a bottle Of Elo's Er1l1
salt" and take spoonful OF = 10 -
q glass OF water firs- thing IL tla
morning This very aEreeahle a1erier 7
quickly restores normal digest zion an /
elimination Nay be safely taken 81
without the slightest discomfort Tolr
drugsist sells it. 500 for g lare
bolrle.-AdT.