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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
TEXAS CARES FOR OVER
1000 DEFECTTYE CHILDREN

Austin. Tex, Oct. 28-Texas now
cares for a total Of 1855 orphan. de-
pendent, delinquent OF defective chill
dren at cost OF approximately ST.
100000 a year.
Statistics giving the population Of
seven state eleemosynary institutions
give the number Of wards. while an
addition OF the appropriations for the
seven Institutions for the fiscal year
ending August 81. 1920. gave the cost
Of caring for the children who are
given training 70 suit their various
needs
The juvenile training school for
boys at Gatesville, with a population
OF SIS. has the largest number Of
charges. but it Is not the most ex-
pensive, as only S188.f50 was appro-
priated for its maintenance while the
institute for the deaf and dumb AT
Austin, with 4f2 inmates. received an
appropriation OF s2l7805. and the
state Orphans Home at Corsicaua.
with 40 orphans. was appropriated
s219.s50- The institute for the blind
at Austin has 203 students and was
appropriated S126.300 for the past fis-
cal wear. The colony for feeble mind
ed at Abilene has 125 charges and an
appropriation OF s93.370. The inst-
tute for deaf. dumb and blind negro
youths at Austin has 131 students
and was appropriated s73.f70. The
hospital for crippled children at Cal
weston Is the smallest with q patients
and an annual appropriation OF $500.
Attendance figures are based upon
the reports for September
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
GAS IN THE STOMACH
IS DANGEROUS
Recommends Daily Use Of 1IuEnesia
To Orercomle Trouble. Caused By
Fermenfinr Food and Acid
Indigestion.

Gas and wind IN the stomach &C
coupauied by that full. bloared FEEL
Ing after eating are almost certain
evidence Of the presence Of eIcassiEe
hvdrochioric acid In the stomach
creating so-callad -acld Indigestion
acid stomachs are dangerous be-
cause too much acid irritates the
delicate lining OF the stomach, often
leading 90 Eastrltis accompanied bY
serious stomach ulcers Food Ter
usuts and sours, creating the dis
lressinE gas which distends the
stomach and hampers the normal
functions Of the vital internal organs
often affecting the heart
ID is the worst OF folly 10 neglect
such a serious condition or TO treat
with ordinary digestive aids which
have no ueutraliziuE effect on the
stomach acids Instead get from any
druggist e few ounces Of Blsurareo
1laEnesia and take a reaspoou1ul In
quarter glass Of water right after
eating This VIII drive the gas wind
and bloat right out Of the body,
sWeeten the stomach. ueutralize the
excess acid and prevent its formation
and there IS no sourness or pain
Bisurated 1Iagnesia On powder or
tablet form-neVer LIQUID or MILK is
arm less 20 the stomach, inexpensive
70 take and the best form Of mag
nesia for stomach purposes II IS
used by thousands OF people who en-
iov their meals with no more fear OF
diEestion--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
GROWERS TO SELL
WOOL IN MIDWEST

A S ONE OF the battles in the war
"a that started some time ago be-
tween the wool growers o. Am
erica and the manufacturers Of WOOL
en- products. 10000. 900 pounds Of wool
said 70 be In pools in the middle west
and IN Texas are TO be marketed CO.
0peratlVely through the American
tarm Bureau federation. according to
Information received at the county
farm bureau office here.
The wool. the report says, was pool
cd last spring by the growers IN this
territory and taken over by the state
sion houses refused 70 send buyers TO
various wool sales arranged IN coun-
ties and sections where the wool was
pooled. By holding and marketing
wool comparatively in the future &c Is
hoped 20 give the growers control OF
the wool market instead Of the manu-
Iacturers. In doing this the market
ing association will hold the raw wool
IN storage, instead Of letting the man
ufacturers hold the wool or the cloth
against better prices
The wool growers are planning 70
light the manufactures in another
way. or at least TO control them. By
working through the American Farm
Bureau federation TO get a pure IA
brio law through congress.
The desire OF the manufacturer. the
statement received here says, Is 70
force the manufacturer to brand his
product Just what 10 really is.
II IL said that factories are making
so-eaIled pure wool cloth from old
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
REAL estate TRANSFERS.

John s. Warren 70 Charles IA Goakes q
TX. lots II and y, block q. Alexander
addition, $3.50. $500 cash
T. r. Rogers 70 sarah E Adkins. lot II,
and easterly - feet Of y. block s.. Bas-
sett addition, $4,000. $500 cash
John r. aid Eleanor C. Roe 70 7. z
Rogers. lot II and east g feet OF u. block
. B==- addition. $1,000. 4455G cash.
zones. north 8 feet o. lots 1. 2, and Z.
block 2. Bishops subdivision. $4,000, $500
Tadita z. Crosby to r. P Jackson. NORTH
- feet o. lot y, black IS. canpbeu sddl-
Thomas 4. 3Ialoney - william Phil
lips. west half o. lot q. al p. Lock s.
East Il Paso addition. s55oo. $500 cash
Mamie Carnss 70 J. z IonpEins and
" 7. sp-u1l. lots p and g. block p,
French addition. $500 cash
= =. Tompkins ct W. e. al % c 3
Garrett, lots q and IS. block p. French
addition. s22o cash
Mari Bros investment company 20
Horst EchracE e. uE-. 40 feet OF lot and
west 40 feet o. south half o. lot g, block
%, Government Hil addition, f4s5o, $500
cash
A. E Brown 20 Elsie Brown Hefnield
block IS. Highland Park addition. 80 etc.
G. C. CroUuover 20 w. 20 A. 2 Brown,
middle 90 feet Of lots II to q inclusive
block IS. Highland Park addition $4,000,
waters Davis Of TX to Ada Krakausr.
tract. containing SCI acres IN san Ellzario,
$3.50 cash
Ralph P Abbott e. TX 10 Edmund n
Abbott, undivided 20 interests IN 7-93
acres Of Socorro town grant 81.
Stanley Il Abbott e uz- 20 Edmund y.
Abbott. undivided 80 interest IN 7.ez acres
q Socorro tou-n grant, sane property de-
scribed above. 81
william z. Abbott ct TX to Edmund H.
Abbott. an undivided % interest in z.gz
acres OF land. same as described above,
575
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
GRANDFALLSPLANS
SYSTEM

y Az effort 70 prevent irrigation
i -lsLrl-ts higher MP the Pecos river
rom depriring them entirely Of
-a-er- the people Of Grand Falls.
T. eEa county, Texas, are preparing 70
Aalu Lla Eecos near their city and
create other reservoirs that viii pro-
sl1e water Tor an Irrigation district
OF E1eir own OF about 1000 acres in
q valley s. miles long and two 10 five
miles wide In addition 20 this di-
TOUR ad4lLlon1l water SITES. THESE
are; Red Bluff. with a capacity Of
5lQrl0Q-acre feet; Soda lave. with a
capacity Of S0.000-acre feet; sand
Lake. with a capacity OF 90.000-acre
teet and another body OF smaller
proportions.
TO finance she entire project Ward
county Improvement district No .
has issued f650000 in bonds, secured
BY about 100000 worth OF property.
ehs average highest valuation Of the
property being s1e0 an acre Much OF
the property is owned by Ell Pasoans-
This amount, according 20 Norman T.
FeaEey. auditor or the Herald. who
has just completed an audit Of the
Improvement districts books. IS ade-
quate 10 take care Of all irrigation
needs
Two Plants Purchased
o. the S650.0O0 in bonds 100000
worth have already been sold and
with the money two plants have been
purchased These are the Grand Falls
system and the Big Valley dam sys-
-em, lir- Neazey says. The amount
paid for the former system was $50
coo and the amount paid fo- the lat
tsr was $4,000. The balance OF the
5000 900 was spent for additions to the
plants.
Big valley dam IS q concrete diver
sion dam thrown across the Pecos
about - miles south OF BarstoW and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
GonltEnI Specials Continue Throughout tn Entire Store
STORM,
STRIKE, FIRE
TROUBLE SHIP

New York. Oct 2S.-Hardships at
sea that made the trip OF the AN
cient Mariner" seem comparatively
comfortable, we're told by the skipper
OF the Italian steamer Presidente VIII
son and his passengers who arrived
yesterday from Trieste and Naples.
soon after leaving Trieste a wireless
warning that a field Of floating mines
had broken loose caused a wide de-
tour. then fire broke out in the for
ward room as Naples was reached In
the harbor labor .agltators harangued
the crew TO 90 on strike, and at sea
next day two dozen stoWaWays were
discovered. so the ship put back to
Naples 70 debark them One attempt
ed suicide by Jumping overheard and
was arrested
After leaving land AGAIN the ship
came upon seven Moors exhausted IN
small boat They said a severe
storm had torn away their sails. A
severe storm. amounting almost 20 a
typhoon. which lashed huge waves
over the entire liner. was encoun-
tered off Gibraltar. For six days she
pushed against the head winds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
SHORT TERM CONVICTS
FOR COUNTY ROAD WORK

Austin. Tex. Oct. 28.-The enact
mant by the next legislature Of a law
70 provide that short time convicts
be worked on public roads win be
urged by representative J. ?. Fair
child Of Angelina county
Representative Fairchild said he
would introduce a bill proposing thar
all couVicts receiving from one TO
three-year sentences be employed the
fun time on the public roads Of the
county from which they are sen
fenced
He added that he favors the propo-
sitiou OF the state owning a cement
plant. operated by convict labor, TO
furnish cement for road building. The
representative declared that private
individuals now have what amounts
to a monopoly Of the cement trade
and that II is not possible 10 obtain
this material FOR public enterprises
without the payment Of exorbitant
prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

rags that have been EalvaEed by junk
men and that this shoddy stuff often
constitutes ns high ns 30 per cent Of
the cloth, and that wool cloth f. made
over sometimes as often As eiEhl
times For this reason the price Of
raw wool has gone down TO point
where growers are holding Up the
supply.
In connection with the charges that
shoddy material is being used, the
charge has been made that junk men
rope for old uniforms which are be-
ing remade into new" cloth again
and that these remade suits are be-
ing sold in competition with real.
new virgin wool
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
WEBB WRITES CHECKS FOR
THIIRTY-ONE DAYS. TWO HOURS

II you are one Of those subject t1
writer's cramp. don't ever run fol-
county treasurer Check writing Is no
small Item In such a position.
During the three years and ten
months that A. r. Webb, the present
treasurer, has been in office. he has
written 1900 checks FOR FL Paso
county in addition 20 his own per
sonal checks. according TO the rec
ords Of his office. Allowing one
minute to each check written. the
time required by webb on an aver
age. the treasurer mas put IN $50
hours or figuring eight hours 70 the
day, tnlrty-ons days and two hours OF
his time writing checks
During the time he has been in Of
flee Webb has received a total OF
ss-45a.656 for the county and has dis
oursed total OF S3.26ESsT.
NOT does his writing end with tho
writing OF each check Every check.
from me smallest up. has to be car
RED through a cash book. and this
work practically doubles the amount
OF work in Issuing the checks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
Nasty
Colds
Get instant relief with
''Pape's Cold Compound

Dent stay stuffed-upi Quit blow
ing and snutfliugl A dose Of APape's
cold Compound taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks up a cold and ends all
grippe misery
The very first dose opens your
cloEEed-up nostrils and the air pas
saEes OF your head stops nose run
ming relieves The headache. duIlness.
faverishuess. Eneezings soreness, stiff
ness
@Pzpe's Cold Compound" is the
quickest. surest relief known and
costs only a few cents az drug stores
Tt acts without assistance Tastes
nice. Contains no quinine. Insist on
pauefs-Adr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

when completed VIII do away with
Tasfouts and repairs that were nee
essary in the use Of the Grand Fails
dam only.
Due TO the scarcity OF water this
year cotton was the principal crop,
but owing to the great losses sus-
tanned in growing this product, IL IS
probable that it viii be abandoned
next year entirely unless a change
occurs in the market and unless pro-
ductiou costs can be greatly reduced
There are no negroes and no Next
cans so that workers must be i'm
ported az considerable expense or a
higher wage scale paid 70 Americans
Cost shows Increase.
4Ir. heazey said he had never seen
county. Most OF the water the cot
ton had was received last winter and
much Of the cotton had no water at
all during the growing season Al
though the cotton is pure white and
long staple, the planters say they
got more out OF Il during the war
than they can get now Figures OBJ
tanned by llr. Veazey show the DIFF
ferences in costs They are:
Pre-War. Year. I
Picking, per 100 ibs-....S 50 ; 1-5o
ChoppinE, per acre-..--- 40 $50
General labor. per mo- 5000 1900 /
Ginning, per 10o----.--. 30 zoo ]
Hauling 70 railroad hr. 20 80
This is offset in a measure by the I
additional amount that can be hauled I
now. Before the var only six or /
seven bales could be hauled at load 1
whereas now IA bales Is g fair load 4
by truck Grand Fails IS about 10 4
miles southeast OF Fl Paso by air line, /
or about go by travel routes The /
town is connected with Monahans on ]
the Texas & Pacific, by stage There I
Is a well graded automobile road Is 4
miles long connecting Grand Falls /
with 1louahan.
El Paso. 1lr. Veazey SAYS, would Be
in about the position Grand Falls is
in had Elephant Butte dam not been
built The Ward county people are I
taking advantage Of the 1917 state
law authorizing the formation OF i'm
provement districts and empowering
them TO issue bonds and make assess
meuts on a benefit basis 10 get water.
Although there is alkali in the soil
In Ward county. drainage provisions
can be made with the funds raised.
which viii wash the harmful quail
ties ont OF the land
Grand Falls Is IN Fl Paso's trade
territory and naturally the Ward
county town IS looking 10 Fl Paso
for some help. the auditor says.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Bewarsi Unless you see the rams
-bayer On package or on tablets yoE
are not setting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for q years and
proved safe BY millions Take As
pirin only as told IN the Saver pack
age for colds. headache. neuralgia
rheumatism. earache. toothachs, lum-
bago and Tor pain. Handy tin boxes
OF - Baysr Tablets Of Aspirin cost
few cents Druggists also sell larger
packages aspirin g. the trademark
OF Bayer Manufacture OF Honoacctic-
acidester OF Sallcvlicacld-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
UPPER VALLEY FARMERS TO
DISCUSS FARM BUREAU WORE

A meeting Of farmers living IN the
upper FL paso valley will be held al
the school house at Canutiuo Friday
night at o'clock. Among the speak
ers viii be Fl. =. Diederich. OF the
state farm bureau federation The
purpose OF the meeting is 20 discuss
organization OF the farm bureau. An
effort viii be made TO get Aaron
Shapiro. attorney for the California
Prune Growers association. TO come
TO FL Paso TO make an address to q
meeting OF all waller fa1m ers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
nIRLE srUnY PLANNEn.

Five groups or the Bible discussion
club Of the =. NJ. c. A. win meet for
dinner at Sis O'Clock Thursday at the
central branch building. After the
dinner. they viii separate into indi-
vidual groups and spend the evening
in Bible discussion led by A. r Full
kersons Percy McGhee, ST.. John Orri-
son. A h Wheeler, E L Johnson and
A. /. Holm The classes are a regu-
lar Thursday night feature OF the
associations program for the winter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

Rev. r. ". Leazer. pastor Of the
Highland Park Baptist church. who
is conducting a revival at his church.
SAID Wednesday that the services
were being wen attended Services
are held az 10 a. M and at 1880 p. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

Prof Daniel HUH OF the High
school. viii deliver a lecture at g
o'clock tonight az Community hall at
Temple At sinai on The Glacial Pc
Rod and It's Relation 20 Astronomy"
The lecture Is cree
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28
"They Work while you Sleep

Tackle your work tomorrow as hard
as a four-pound black bass hits the
bait Take Cascarets tonight 20 move
the stagnant bile. the poisons and
waste from liver and bowels abso-
lutely ending sick headache. bilious
ness, constipation. sallowness. colds.
upset stomach, bad breath. 10 grip
ing-no Inconvenience. Children love
Cascarets too. 70. % 50 cents-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

Spain has a half million more fe-
males than males
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

MEN and young men can come now and take ad-
4 vantage Of an unexpected opportunity. In this
sale you will find suits for regulars, stubs, sous and
Sims. Notwithstanding the nominal price we have
placed upon these suits there Is no reduction IN quality
Mems Clothing Depsrmeut-L aros
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

TNTFIE lot you viii find suits from Hart, Schattf-
4 ner 6 Max. The House Of Kuppenheinier, STRAIT
ford, Fitfom and other reliable makers.
There size for everyone but as these suits are odds
and ends there Is not a size IN every pattern.
yest IN the SouiHset-2d Floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-28

Men.s CIotbng Department-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-23
NEWPORT

: -I-ed lot ~ Passengers a--:ved a.
ii, Newpor- STATION Friday uuu- after
Ia -l..c been snowDourd since -hursGav
afternoon NJ The Dover { FCxc-nfr
branch ~ ri1t ". g 2 r. ha,l way be
-weeu comma anC Newport Relief IN
he wa of faoG was -o,;en 20 them ~
sDcwsfne parties sror1 -o-.r1a. A.
cas- bound now Dlow and passersa-
--1Ir which followed var both or IN,
irou near The station anou- o'clocE
-.lI.-sr.ar 1fee-nrou- THE snow prv
slccceded II getting oL - va n r
ne evening bur ne passenger r-sw
worked anti rrllt- ieE-
n common With otner owns a-oEnJ;-
there IS cu1-a q Gn0d -ea. b. sickness
Ae-e, VII Dad E~,2 colds aaG Hgz-
cases be pneumonia. W-tth The e-cep-
ZION = some -ases outside 81 The vi
laGe- which 1t is impossible n get to- eu
ACCOUNT u ne. bad storm. the local doe
.ors Zee. ina lHe,- have he s,-uarrnr
wc. II hand
-rew 81 Ter With hsavv -ea11s, Is
sisted - snrlo n ne High school bo-s
SO HGsy clearing The snow from IA
NJ G z, r ward
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-23

sa1u--ia~ fo- " Warren WHARF, n Aas sc
cured employment
NJ ana Mrs. Tolsr Car-eN who re-
"en-.v returned ron Manner estsr \
II vae~e tlres were guests ror seva-a
r-s-ess n heir e. .E-.-e- Ms Radawt-.
Ia since breezy visiting her laugh ~
Us. .'sca- Anderson nave S0ne "a
Fa,-a,sla 20 ~,ri- another GaIEhter NJ.
E:a-r- 3-aGnE--- before -rr,.--inc to
heir h0ni- ~ ~ 5a:=-a4r mad
Mrs 0scl~ Anderson. VINO Esas beg
confined II nor hoTIs Ca Summer Stree
-:'e pas -vg weeks ay i,iness, was OIL
SG1G-i..v f1- -as fry rI-ae
Ea- Goodwin ief, =a-r-t;ar IT a rus
aass --!p "a Portland.
AS. AM Aiexz1Si1~ whu nas beer
. guess ~ 8E-z. -Gl-.e z.af-r Of AIp.n-
s,-@e- rr- few a1 :, Eas -a-u-na6 ~
ae- home y Belgrade
! Z Brown ms returned IRON, Last
W-i1-or, Where he was ca-Iea ~ t1e IT,
..esE %. his mother.
E'e~~v E---l.s-.54l5 ~ lIa.'isur ,-rre--l
g -es4Ger- o. Oakland. was calling an
t-i@-cr n town saturra-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-23
CHINA

vEs--2- and MS Oscar Ward are
aetH u with grip
willie Ward has recently bought |.
new engine and viii senr star in saw
ing wood -~.
Staai-v Hi school closed Thursday.
Fen. =. on account ri Illness among
ne pupils. II is hupeG thai after a
waek tiEae I MAJ nnen again.
Howard Burgess was nome orer sun-
day.
GLADYS Burgess is hone, having closed
,.s- terrn If schnnl At North vassal-
suru.
~. and Mrs. Harvey Perkins and
daughters. Anna and Marguerite ara
I'll Y, with Influenza Their SOL Charles
and wife from Bath are her caring for
them.
ARM Lif-ie Is poorly,
Mrs Fred Skinner is e.
Mrs. Marv BURGESS has c+en quite III
aIt = some better.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-23

tn -rr2ac.. credit flr -el-1za-40r. az III,
l-:'@a11ls, IN a1-ral Line -E-aug4 Il
IA shares ..- ne like vae-A E.s,-s1r-
can journey WI tra u-77E- eOr--
FORT. Long befn~-- z--o777r5frilae yva,.a
practical tn- lons tours r..s -all-1ad
. Is carr,-sng thousands 81 tourists II
summer ana -Rl. ITO 1ae Of me -nos-
l@sc--1a ing regions of The S-aae.
X, Timber axe was treasu~ar =,
me cary stages &c 1n!s u1derta kin
- attorney 2nC director HI vas
also genera manager ara -!clie-
I1enr TIE SANDY 1..~e.- Ea.!-on5
was 4----TTl2Iei- ass1C;a-aG ". tie
philips < R2cgeiey and ne was a.
Il-neT Coz l4.al corpnra-Ian Is wa..
2 Iu7nbc- O.: Years.
lis cr..-+-c- lor va sug. ,.!.-.r-
pr':ses 2-1ugE- hin lr-o -he aar.lzII.s
-7i-esF G.Eo ara lie was -reasurar
By lie ph5T.sD Sav!nrs Eark ans
trustee Il -pa-V ana was & l-~ec-1r.
of ne CEi0- National aark q -
-a7n. f9.-1n al these .aaat7r,-
-f--e''ences 4 : east Understood
r1at ae was qualified In eerlr--are
Tl-tiiaE. acclraI+..y. watller coI.a-e-a,
GH "a. cs-1~Lz. and lie -arkaG arlo--
-Al mos dependable appraisers y
such value II tna banking circles ljf
t-e S-4te
lis e.cepTlora-.. ,us~ l-1a was sc ap-
1c--ionet as ro allow inc fa- ~ ~
nen' q the baau-EI. E41reley conn-
r. anC ne was t-eGQer- visitor % his