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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
The Shop o Sweets Is Nog Located On I'd Floor.
County to Make
ReaIStage For
Road Companies

County commissioners have author
lied judge z. B. AlcClintock TO super
intend the remodeling OF the stage in
Liberty hall. in order that scenery
and properties may be -sed when
large companies or various kinds are
playing there. The commissioners
have also authorized the expenditure
OF $500 for the improvements.
The matter first was brought 20
the attention Of the commissioners
court by the Orpheus club. which g.
bringing the san Carlo Grand Opera
company here during December
The matter was approved without a
dissenting vote
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09

wives who refuse 70 let their names
/ appear husband is fully aware Of his
Responsibilities and he likes them
much, when he Is clad in sober black
and marching up and down the aisles
passing the plates during the offer
tory
But Il takes many calls and much
urging 20 get him out OF bed in the
first place, and after that Il takes a
good deal OF patience and assistance
TO lind him everything he needs A
husband getting ready for church
and a deacon is no exception TO the
general rules-is almost as hard TO
please as a debutante dressing for
her coming out party Linen must be
laid ready on the bed with collar
buttons and cuff links inserted. Shoes
must be rubbed up and hat and gloves
ready or the hall table where he can
rind tEein at the last moment In the
midst Of baking the Sunday morning
biscuit AID watching the coffee to see
that il doesn't boil over. a deacon's
" lie must run 10 find clean towels OF
show him where his tie and handker-
chief are waiting for him on his
of to Church.
And then the entire family walks.
or in these days Of affluence. drives
TO Sunday school, where the deacou's-
= AAH zee a aAaA1a La EAAAAAl
little girls OF somewhat unruly little
boys A deacon's wife always has 10
teach a Sunday school class They
like IT, but Il does add somewhat 10
the complexities OF life
After Sunday school IS church and
then home for dinner and a little re-
taxation before attending the even
meetings Of young peoples societies
OF leagues
Sunday Is not all Visitors must be
entertained and new members in the
church must be visited and made vel
come A deacon cares for the temporal
charges Of the church. looks after the
financial end. and attends TO the needs
Of those in distress.
A dcacon's wife nearly always has
TO SUPP iemenc such work on the part
OF her husband. whose week days are
pretty much occupied with business
matters. by helping 10 colle6t funds
or worthy persons or church needs.
She IS always a prominent member
OF the church societies which hold
many meetings and must be attended
regularly.
Always Busy.
IN other words. the wife Of q dea-
con IS lrettT apt 90 be an average
busy housewife and mother. with her
household duties and cares and her
charitable and social activities en-
HANGED by the espousIbilities OF her
husbands position in the church
She must be gracious and charming
at all times cordial sympathetic and
generous She must find time TO do
many things that other women have
not time for and volunteer TO assist
ia church work. which is important
enough 20 require much attention
Last OF ALI she IS Invariably proud
OF the responsibilities and dignity at
tendaut on her husbands position
hen something unusual turns up and
she must lay aside her own plans.
she doesn't mind, at all for "mv
husband is a deacon in the church"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
Church Workers Besiege City
REPORT GIVEN
TO BAPTISTS

The report OF Ms A r Beddoe,
corresponding secretary treasurer,
presented 70 the general convention
Of Baptist laymen and pastors a num-
Der OF interesting figures and facts.
The text Of the report follows:
Last year the number OF classes
organized was double the number Of
the preceding year, and the number Of
study certificates issued was 466.
This year classes have been more
than doubled, and 1910 study certifi-
Gates we're Issued
The statistical report for the year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
CHURCH WORK
FILLS LIFE OF
DEACON'S WIFE
" FRANCEs DICKSON

OF the hundreds OF Baptists srriv-
ING hourly Ia the city TO attend the
largest state convention ever held ia
The country, a large percentage are
Qeacons and wives Of deaconE- The
latter comprise group OF unusually
attractive and unusually capable Wo-
men. and BRIEF conversations with sew
eral Of them reveal 2 few facts that
may be Of interest TO those who are
watching The conveninE Of the dele
gates with anticipatory interest
As In most other professions. much
Of the dignity and responsibility Of
the office OF a church deacon de-
wolves upon his faithful spouse she
may not appear so prominently in
public life, but it Is she who prepares
the background, sets the stage, as q
were, for the impressive appearance
o. her husband
Sunday IS. Of course, her busy day
Being a deacou's wife. she feels q a
duty and something CT a privilege TO
attend an church services whenever
possible s. sunday morning becomes
hectic scramble 70 wake husband
and children in time TO get them
dressed in their Sunday best and off
10 Sunday school
Morning HardshipE-
ArCusing a tired business man at
an earl. hour sunday morning IS no
sinecure, according 10 local deacon's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
RELATIONS WITH VATICAN
RESUMED BY SWTTZERL AND

Bsrns. Switzerland. Nov. s.-8Ion-
.signor Magllona, the papal nuncio
presented his credentials yesterday
This was the official resumption Of
diplomatic relations between the
vatican and Switzerland, which were
severed in 1873.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09

service These 81 our beloved state
are the noblest band that ever Jared
forth on a righteous guest
Comradesl Work with your cour-
age high, sing Of the daybreak. your
love outpour. stars shall your brow
adorn, your heart leap with the morn,
Christ your reward shah speak. joy
evermore-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
Pastors and
Laym1en Meet
Tuesday Night

The program for the pastors and
laymenis convention which begins
Tuesday night in the First Baptist
church. two days before the Baptist
general convention opens, follows;
Tuesday Night.
z.00-7:10-Song service. followed by
organization.
7;10-T:40-Inspirat address-Dr.
Willard A jenkins, Abb
lene.
T:l0-8:2O-Need Of Prayer IN This
Time of construction
DR.. c. Y Yates Mckinney.
s:2o-s.00-Need Of Fidelity 20 the
Bible in This Time OF Re
construction-Dr. L r
Scarborough. Fort Worth
Wednesday Morning.
s-50-9-aQ-Song service
-InspiratiouaI address -
Dr. 81. n. Wolf. Houston.
10-1o Observation-Disclosures Of the
Holy Spirit Today-Dr.
W. A. Hamlett. Austin.
1:50-Christian Education In
Its Relation TO the
Worlds Present Needs-
Dr. j. C. Hardy, Bolton
11:50-12:10-Can the Gospel Meet. the
Needs OF the Present
Times7 - n. II. Wolf
Dallas
Afternoon.
2:oo-2:10-Song service.
Observation-Disclosures address-Dr.
II. Is. Virgin. Amarillo.
2:40-3.29-Our Churches and Worldly
Amusements-Dr. r. G.
Bowers. Waco
5.20-4-01-EvanEe From the
Layman's Standpoint-C
H. Caldwell, Brecken-
ridge.
-EvanEelism-Its Place To-
day-Dr. I T. Gates, san
Antonio.
Night
200 4-l0-Song service.
7;10-7;40-Inspirati address-Dr.
r. F. Brown. Sherman
1:40-6:z0-Our Obligation 20 Christ
In This World Crisis-Dr.
s. p. Brooke, Waco.
Observation-Disclosures George W.
Truett. Dallas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
WOMAN HEAD OF MISSION
UNION MAKES GOOD TALK


see the pillars above the flood ana
the superstructure is going up
The vision Of this organiza-
ton IS that il be enabled TO make the
work OF missions so real that every
Baptist woman and girl in our south
land may be interested IN the send
ing forth OF the gospel message
throughout the world.
Behold, 7 say unto you. lift up
your eyes and look At the fields; for
they are white already TO harvest"
Missionary Work.
In the contemplation OF the units
that 90 10 make Up the Woman's
Missionary union Of Texas one de-
partment would specifically cite for
your consideration Would that
could a. this time utter the words
that would visualize 20 you the far
reaching power and influence Of the
work that includes in a most vital
way our girls and young women
Ours Is the task 20 lead them out and
up so they may not anguish upon the
inhospir table doorstep OF the world
The vision OF this Incompatible
task brings an inspiration that is
compelling IN its bugle call 20 serv-
ice. The minor note in our symphony
OF endearor is our unfulfilled obli-
cations to the hosts OF young people
that crowd the highways Of life striv-
new trails through uncharted lands.
The challenge calls for us TO marshal
upon these living. thrilling epistles.
so appealing and fascinating in their
Astounding youth and romance wait
ing for that touc1 which is TO save.
vitalize and conserve for the nobler
things OF this ike 20 come. In all
their beauty and innocence they stand
without the door calling. Lord. Lord
open unto u.s." ours the shame and
hearthreak il the answer comes back.
IL know you not
'1Iv lilies need 10 be watered.
The Heavenly Master said.
Wherein shall 7 draw IL FOR them
And raise each dropping headF
Close TO HIS feet. on the pathway
Empty and frail and small.
An earthen vessel was lying.
Which seemed Of no use at all
But the Master saw and raised e
From the dust in which it lay.
And smiled as he gently whispered.
This shan do my work today"
Opportunity At Hand.
Nay we as empty vessels TO be used
by Him face this imperative oppor-
tunity. The golden hour is at its
zenith. Bring all your powers into
the best service OF the best king 20
the end sublime that our daughters
may be as corner stones polished
after the similitude Of a palace.
The greatest single achievement OF
Southern Baptists was the 100000
campaign. There was never sunh a
universal revival in systematic and
self sacrificing service, but that bat
tie has not been won- II has hardly
begun We have scarcely more than
formed our battle lines, and are only
Just now preparing for our major
offensive A greater than marshal
Foch. even king Emmanuel leads US
In this as in an our outstanding
denominatlonaI achievements our
Baptist women are measuring up 10 Z
the highest ideals Of beneficence and /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09

even mince pie fits snuEly az times
while at others a glass Of milk
raises hobs with the stomach
one good rule 20 follow is the pre-
VanlatiTe measure OF taking one or
two Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after
meals. You thus avoid Eassiness.
sour stomach, heartburn and such
cistresses due TO Indigestion or dys-
pepsia- These tablets also help TO
digest the food by giving the stomach
the alkaline effect TO offset aciditv-
they relieve the distress when the
mlnCe pie or milk should be more
than a match for your digestive
powers Get a so cent box Of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets at any drug store
ana note how nicely they seem 20
calm the stomach when u feels ali
uuFeC-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09

The first woman 10 obtain the de-
Of a doctor OF law in France was
Mile. Sarnisa Sllcesco. a Roumanian
by birth. who attained the distinction
IN 1890.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09

The Toronto Presbytery has de-
clded TO allow women to occupy the
pulpits and take fun charge Of the
services on one Sunday Of the year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-09
Good Judgment
After Ealing
Giving the stomach the Alkaline
Effect by n Stuurt's Dyspepsia
Tablet lE worth Hememberfn1.

You cannot. as a rule. say in ad-
vance that this, that OF the other
food VIII cause Indigestion. Expert
ence has taught most people that
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-04

of Harvey County and the nation
wors ia hole II IL now yet the very
fellow that would not hesitate u min
ute before cooperating with another
In pulling out OF a mudhole doesn't
seem 10 'alize that the same princi-
pie OF cooperative effort viii also pull
him out of the present financial hole.
The County Association desires to
save YOU good hard money on your
salt purchases for the next year by
ceiyed letter from the secretary
ceived a letter rfom the secretary
and Its dollars To doughnuts that you
did not even take the trouble To ans
wer the letter or make mental
estimate OF the amount you must
have TO run you through tho coming
season.
This IL the last call 10 you for the
amount of salt you require therefore
II you think you will be benefited by
placing yoar order now for spring
delivery at price impossible to se-
cure as an individual and with abso-
lutte protection against lower mar
ket later then fill out the letter sent
you and mail IL to the Office OF the
county agent.
There will be meeting OF the
Burns Cattle and Horse Association
on Dec. 4th at 2P. M. In the Office OF
the County Agent to take up matters
that were left in allegiance at the last
meeting. Since The District Forest
or was requested at the last meeting
to approve the cooperative owner
ship of bulls used on the National
Forest range among other progress
siye measures II Is a safe guess that
the attendance will be larger than
for many months past.
SO much for the stockmen but did
you know that the county agent has
calls for and can sell at market price
over twenty thousand pounds of Al
falfa seod--especlall If It be Of the
Grim or The Baltic varieties, Some
OF the orders come from the east
aud several OF tho larger seed CONE
oan.ea have sis0i ad their desire 20
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nuptisis are to bs celebrated. many
guests have gathered. Sylvia creates
. divsssion whom the ceremony be-
sias ~ elssine inoontiusntty and hid
ing In the woods. whence she makes
her way to her fathers country home
where the three men are domiciied.
Tier wedding fincry In In . sorry state
whom shs gotta thero aud bsins quite
hu,Iyry. she eats ,bv food placed "n
tsc table for ths c.nnmption of the
three woman haters. She dimes sump-
tuously aud wrapping her wedding
gown about her. she lies down ON u
couch and falls aslcop.
when the three mon return to
their dwelling. they arc amazed 10
lind the. sleeping sylvia Shocking
discovery Tor these Hcornors OF i,m-
lnltyl Whom she awakcl, hcg beauty
disturhs al ~ them and aihey are
plainly la a. quandry. They cannot
throw her out and they are roluct-
anily compelled to permit her 10
spend the night In this house In
the morning SylyIa's nurse ap2ears
aud the two women eatnblish them-
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selves In . smaller building adjoining
the summer camp Of the three, bears.
To prove that they ars true TO their
idssls. the three men sstsbiish {
dead iins between the habitstions. n
hsinE understood none 10 TO encsosch
upon the domain Of the other. hut
one By one. the men yield to the
charm of Sylvia and they sesk rather
than avoid her company. agivia falls
In love with Christopher. whom she
dubs her little bear while the ,wo
others are called respectively the
big aud middle sized bears" Each
seeks her NJ the dead line aud as the
days pass. the bears become madly
ioulous of each other.
s,ly. bucollo romance becomes
delightful aud. sho is happy until the
arrival ui The wicked married woman
whose pursuit has driven Christopher
into tho country. Then sylvia has g.
few unhappy hours. Dmlitiorod Dg
jeglousi and l'ars. HUT Christophor
fluids himself al last and the love
romano OF ., lyia and himself cul-
minntes happily for both
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Pursued sy . married woman.
Christopher Kent. . lawyer, becomes
woman hater. Tilted By . woman
.vAsnsmaa. o vtOlinist. VOWS 20 a.
chew the society OF women hence
forth. Drsf Henry Forsyth. Who is
constitutionaiiy . hstsr OF women.
has undertaken 10 guide his friends
.loas paths mot frsa assntsd BY wo-
men. and the three mon spend most
OF their time moping at their club.
Hut II happens that the telephone
at the club IL frequently employed by
certain women for the purpose OF
getting into communication with
these bears and after they have hec'f
tl turbad several tlmos by telephone
calls. hey decide 20 seek solitude IN
t.e country Thry rent country
home l.longing 10 sylvia weutou's
OIL her rui mediate Ia secluslnn np-
oH ,he ,agariecs and shocking incon.
.-tsuclc.s Of Womankind.
Meanwhile. sylvia Weston ~ rcing
urrared for her wedding 90 a man
she cannot countenanco, At the pal
atial country home whore the
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-04

take all offered, Did you ever have
an oncr from the outside for seed
before? No we'll you wouldn't have
II now but for the advertising Har-
ney county Is getting through the
cooperative effort OF the Farm Bur-
eau members TO place the county In
the exporting instead OF the Import
ing class.
Speaking OF the exporting class
you will have to take your hat on
10 Tom Balm OF Harney since he has
some G000 pounds OF high grade
yarigated Grim Alfalfa need to sell
this year and states that from now
on he Intends to SPECIALIZE In the
production OF high grade seed. Who
is next? Did you know that owing to
the high altitude OF Harney county Il
can work up a reputation for the
production OF hardy seed that will
mean more 10 the county than all
the LIVESTOCK now produced with
In it's boundaries. This applies to all
varieties OF grain and grass seed as
well as Sunflowers and root crops.
DOES THIS MEAN ANYTHING TO
your
Speaking again OF Mr., Bain's Al
falfa the county agent has three re-
quests for samples and quotations
ON this particular batch of seed with
THE FARM BUREAU OF u neighbor-
ing county asking for FIVE. TON.
The entire lot could have been sold
some time ago but the county agent
was not sure OF the variety but on
field investigation and consultation
with Prof. Hislop OF the Crop De-
partment of the O. A, c. II has de-
velodep that Il Is species OF the war
igated Grim which means that here
after Mr., Balm will have trouble sup
plying the demand instead of hunt
ing market.
Some have remarked TO the Coun-
ty Agent that this seed should not
be- allowed to leave the oounty, TO
those we can only say that mr Balm
produced the CROP 70 sell alid has
priced the seed far below the market
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wAYsIDE OBSERVATIONS
L.. u. McDanicis, County Agent

Some Weather.
Grass ptill growing.
Heaviest rainfall In years
Stockmen predicting an open win
ter.
n rue this will prove bonanza
for them now.
How about short crops next year
owing to lack Of snow.
Did YOU read the Crane American
this week? II not do so or read the
Times Herald. OF next week.
You are ESPECIALLY requested tc
look up the article giving the details
OF cattle shipment from Crane.
IL may NOT do you any good since
you may be one of the self satisfied
fellows that are asleep aud do not
wish to be awakened.
III you are awake It's dollars to
doughnuts you will do aslittle think
Ing and decide to look into the work
the County Livestock IL trying to do.
The way your Grandfather hand
led stock and farmed was Absolute
ly alright-In your Grandfathers
time. But II you wish to find your
solf nearer broke than you are today
just keep on following grandgathers
method.
II YOU saw fellow stuck in n
mudhole you would stop and place
your shoulder/to the wheel aud help
get him out. You would also demon
strate conclusiyey that the lndiyid-
ltd effort couldn't do -the oo-opcra-
five effort accomplished easily.
lf ever he atDeknan aad farmer
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-12-04
BURNS BANKS SHOW
rROGREssivE SPIRIT

County Agent McDaniels Informs
this Office that both the banks OF this
city have notified him they will back
a pig aud sheep club. The Harney
County National Bank will take care
OF a pig club for boys and girls and
The First National Bank will assume
The responsibility OF taking care or
q sheep club for boys and girls.
This In a step In the right direction
aud with "A greater interest taken In
the development OF pure bred stock,
" hich includes the calf club already
organized. Ilarney county viii pros
per In proportion. II IL the good
stun that brings In the greater mon
ey therefore any encouragement
o.ong the line OF better stock In one
that raises the standard In the coun-
ly and brings better returns.
Competitive clubs VIII be organic
ed in order TO stimulate the interest
aud bring results One club each
viii be cor Iganized In this community
and another OF each .some other
community and the clubs be brought
in competition at the county fair.
With such intere-t shown and pros
poets for the coming year there
should be a greater effort made to-
ward securing the necessary FUNDS to
give attractive premiums for such
competitive exhibits next season. We
might work up some real advertise
ing for Harney county by such a
method: Hold our fair early enough
10 allow the stock and produce ex-
hibits 10 be taken TO the state fair
IL they are considered worthy aud
representative.
What's the use OF our isolating
ourselves in these things that go 10
make up advancement and progress
iyenesd ~ the live communities aud
eeuters of tho state. We are just as
capable and have the same opportuo-
lies as other localities IN respect TO
Ae llfcat0cA business and we should
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and the FIRST COME FIRST sERv-
ED. II you are In need of seed get
busy. In speaking OF seed Il is de-
sired to call the attention OF all To
the fact that this Office can place YOU
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take advantage.
The action OF the two banks are
surely In line with the advancement
and development OF Harney. county.
They are to be commended and we as
citizens should give the movement
our moral support and encourage
ment.