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EL PASO November 18-19, Sunday Paper- 5 NEW LEGISLATURE TO SHUN ROWS AND WORK FOR GOOD OF PUBLIC, IS EXPECTATION IN NEW MEXICO By GUTHRIE SMITH. ANTA FE, N. Nov. reasonable to look for legislation house of M.X.CO legislature, to be convener in partisan interests. Even Republi- January.

will be about as strongly cans are hopeful that the division Democratic as previous legislatures in fewer laws, have been Republican. Returns show that the Democrats will have 32 members, only five short of a two- thirds majority. Republicans will have only 17 members. Other extraordinary features of the nembership of this next house are: return only three members of the fifth legislature. lieitublicnnN return only two.

There nre fewer Spaniah-Amerf- onn than in any previous state legislature. It will have Bertha M. Paxton, Democrat, of Dona Ana county, the first woman who has ever been elected to a New Mexico legislature. The division of powers, after the inauguration of Gov James P. Hinkle, Democrat, and the convening of the legislature, will mean a division of responsibility as well.

It will not be possible for either branch of the legislature to enact laws in which the other branch does not concur. Hope for Fewer Laws. Under these circumstances, it Is There is little reason to fear that Gov. Hinkle will veto any measure on which senate and house agree. It is not anticipated that Gov.

Hinkle will have any trouble in getting confirmation by the Republican senate of his The senate is composed largely of men who hold the best interests of New Mexico above partisanship. The decision in Guadalupe county was close. Frank Faircloth, Republican, is elected by a majority of two votes. He was opposed by John H. Hicks, veteran livestock grower.

The Democratic membership will be as follows Tiburcio Ortega, Ramon Barreras, Socorro county; Ata- r.acio Griego, Dennis Chavez. Jose Jordi, Bernalillo; Stanley A. Foutz, Ignacio M. Vigil, Mora; J. A.

Irvine. M. B. Sisneros, Colfax; A. W.

Drake. Harding; Juan Casados, Union; G. S. Alter, Torrance; H. F.

Watson, T. F. Smalling, McKinley; Merritt U. Finley, Lincoln; Edgar Puryear, Dono- WOMAN HOPES TO TAKE SEAT IN THE SENATE Atlanta, Nov. F.

George, senator elect to succeed the late United States senator Thomas E. I Watson, received his commission and credentials today in time to catch an afternoon train for Washington, Gov. Hardwick telegraphed his executive secretary Miss Myrtle White that he would return to Atlanta from his vacation trip to New York in time to attend a meeting of the canvassing board. Woman May Take Office. Miss White delivered the message to secretary state McLendon and controler Wright, who.

with the governor, form the canvassing board, and a meeting was arranged, after which it was expected the new commission would be issued. In the meantime, Mrs. Felton and Mr. George conferred here during the morning concerning wishes of women throughout the country that Mrs. Felton be allowed to occupy for a day or two the seat to which Gov.

Hardwick gave her an ad interim appointment after the death of senator Watson. Mr. George assured Mrs. Felton, it was stated, after the conference that he was willing to do any thing that he legally could to aid her in being me first woman to sit in the upper nouse of congress. POLITICAL TROUBLE IS BREWING; LODGE LEADERSHIP DISPLEASING TO SOME SENATE PROGRESSIVES THE ARCHITECT The owner looks to you to see that the completed structure is as satisfactory in reality as it was on paper.

Architects have come more and more to look to such organizations as the Orndorff Construction Co. for a broad large visioned cooperation in carrying the work through to a successful conclusion. Through job after job the Orndorff Construction organization has demonstrated its ability not only to follow specifications to the letter, but to catch the spirit of the job. We will finance building operations in Texas New Mexico and Arizona. Correspondence invited.

Orndorff Construction Co. 709 Texas Street El Paso, Texas van Richardson, Byron O. Beall, Chaves; P. A. Hughes, Luna; John T.

Muir, Grant; Robert C. Woods. San Juan; D. E. Bent, J.

H. Welch, Quay; J. S. Morgan, Curry; Donaciano Romero, Teodore Romero, Taos; Mrs. Bertha M.

Paxton. Numa C. Frenger. Dona G. W.

O'Bannon, R. S. Bennett, Eddy and Lea; Coe Howard, Roosevelt and de Baca; W. D. Smith, Grant and Hidalgo.

Of these, only Howard, Puryear and Bent are reelected. of Republicans. The Republican members will be: Fusebio Chaves, Ramon C. Chavez, Valencia; Arthur A. Hesch, Elfego Gomez.

Santa Fe; A. A. Rivera, J. Celestino Romero, Rio Arriba; John B. Gallegos, Francisco Quintana, Jose Gonzales, San Miguel: Demetrio Leyba, Sandoval; Frank H.

Winston, Sierra; Oliver M. Lee, Otero; Frank Faircloth, Guadalupe; Eduardo Salazar, Rio Arriba and Sandoval; Valentin Candelario, Santa Fe, Guadalupe and Torrance; M. P. Martinez, Guadalupe and San Miguel; William Jones, Lincoln, Otero, Socorro and Catron. Only Quintana and Winston are reelected.

The percentage of unrecovered stolen automobiles stolen in the United States is steadily increasing. OIL LIGHT BEATS ELECTRIC OR GAS By A Mil I ASHINGTON, D. Nov. political pot of trouble is boiling. There's a good deal going on beneath the surface to indicate that the results of last election have been seriously taken to heart here.

Some of the disturbance, however, bears a relationship to 1H24, and would have come irrespective of the way the elections turned. Senator McCormick, of Illinois, it develops, intend his letter to senator Lodge about the abolition of the seniority rule on committee chairmanships to be regarded as a casual piece ol academic politics. Jle meant it concretely. Medill letter was a symptom of revolt. Being a miid mannered man and a diplomat, the Illinois senator broke tne news gently to the senior senator from Massachusetts, but the real truth is dissatisfaction with Mr.

leadership has been growing and the socailed progressive group ol senators from the west have become restive. Mr. McCormick is trying to suggest a graceful way of choosing a new leader in the senate. He asks that all committee chairmanships be revised and subject to election by members irrespective of seniority, but vvliat he reaily hopes is that the entire leauership of the senate, including that of Mr. Lodge, oi the Republican party, will be changed.

Mr. McCormick prefers evolution to revolution. In many a trying situation he has endeavored to act as mediator between the western Republicans and the easterners. Ha anticipates revolt. Election Seems Assured.

The Illinois senator campaigned most of the time in the west. He is not up for reelection until two years hence, but Republican politics in his home state is in such-shape that his election seems assured. Mr. McCormick spent all of his time outside of Illinois in the neighboring states. Althouh Smith W.

Brookhart made it plain in Iowa that he and Harding were on opposite side of the fence, nevertheless senator McCormick made several speeches urging the election of Mr. Brooklieart. In Nebraska, Mr. McCormick was found urging the election of another radical Republican, R. E.

Howell. In the senate, Mr. McCormick works in close harmony with senator Capper of Kansas, senator Hiram Johnson of California, and maintains intimate relations with all the radicals and progressives. lie is a keen judge of trends in politics and is impatient to see AH HENCE. the younger men In the saddle In the senate.

Mr. Lodges is in the seventies. His health has not been good. There are no flaws to find with his doctrines, for as Republican leader he has tried to play the role of harmonizer, but to lead the senate today with its conflicting types and cross currents of opinion, from east and west, an aggressive personality is needed and party discipline is an absolute essential. Mr.

McCormick thinks party harmony will come when the party functions in the senate as a progressive body with its ablest men in the committee chairmanships irrespective of how long they have been in these ate. McCormick wrote his letter and went off to Europe. He wanted'to let it sink in a while. Other senators want changes. Inderwood Is HI.

Senator Underwood, the Democratic leader, is resigning that position because of ill health, but mostly because, capable man that he is, the tasks of a leader are too much for him at this time. Senator Simmons of North Carolina may take his place. The Democrats will naturally be active as a minority party. They have been heartened by the elections. Mr.

Simmons is an authority on tariff. The Republicans will not be able to shelve that issue, much as they may try. The Democrats mean to keep it alive. It will take a younger and more flexible personality to lead the Republican party in the senate when the fight begins. Meanwhile president Harding recognizes that the record which is made in the special and regular sessions of congress will affect chances 01 the Republican party as a whole in He needs shrewd and effective lead- sliip in both Representative Mondell, who has been defeated, will not be a member of congress after March 4.

The aspirants for leader are many. A new deal in both the and house would help Mr. Harding at this juncture. Thus far he hasn't expressed himself, but the return of congress next week will bring party conferences at which questions like those must be disposed of or the moraie of the parly in congress will 1922, by David Lawrence. LABOR MAN WILL BE SECRETARY TO GOV.

HUNT Phoenix, Nov. S. McCluskey of Miami, president of the Arizona State Federation of Labor and prominent in Arizona labor and political circles for several years, will be private secretary to governor- elect George W. p. Hunt when the incoming executive takes office January 1, Mr.

Hunt announced. Mr. McCluskey is also a member of the executive board of the International Union of Mill and Smelter workers. He is a native of New York state, having attended school in Goshen, N. Y.

He came to Arizona in 1912. Has Confidence In McCluskey. In announcing the appointment governor-elect Hunt said: "1 appointed Mr. McCluskey as my private secretary because I have confidence in his ability and loyalty Besades being an accomplished journalist he has done much constructive work in Arizona politics, always for the greatest good for the greatest number." Mr. McCluskey was a supporter of Mr.

candidacy both in the September primary and in the November election. Although the appointment Is accredited to Gila county, where Mr. McCluskey claims residence, he has spent the greater part of the last two years in Phoenix on account of his official duties with the Art tor-a State Federation of Labor. The next secretary is years old and unmarried, tie is serving his second term as president of tiie State Federation of Labor and is editor of the Labor Journal, official magazine of the federation. Lee a fine tenement for sale.

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Dodd entered the postal service In 1915. CLERK IS ON LEAVE. ur Shaw, clerk on the El Paso and Los Angeles railway postoffice, i3 on a week's leave. Was a Cough at Carried Him Off He was a bigr husky fallow who laughed at did anything for them. One morning he came to work suffering from a slight bronchial cough.

It he said. One week later he was stricken with Pneumonia, from which he never recovered. That little cough which so manv people neglect frequently leads to serious consequences. Aiwa vs it is Nature's warning of trouble Too often it is the forerunner of deadly ''flu or pneumonia. Don't deceive yourself bv taking cough syrups containing opium, chloroform or other that merely checks the cough for a while.

The proper thing to do is to remove the riff of the inflamation. This may be done in a safe, natural way by inhaling vapors night and morning. Procure a 50-cent jar of the genuine Eucalyptus Ointment, from any reliable druggist. Heat a spoonful of the ointment in a tin plate and draw in the soothing vapors through the nose and mouth. This quickly relieves the cough, clears the head and throat and begins at once to heal the inflamed membranes.

When you go to bed, rub your neck and chest with the ointment, covering with flannel. Next day vou'll feel like a new person. is composed of real eucalyptus and several other vegetable that are noted for their germ-destroying and healing properties. Used successfully for over 30 years in the treatment of coughs, colds, catarrh, influenza, broneh.tis, asthma and respiratory troubles. Guaranteed to contain nothing injurious.

Druggists everywhere seU in 25c tubes, and 50c jars. Money refunded if give satisfactory results. Dennis Mfg. Makers, Berkeley, 14 Years Ago Today From The Herald ol Date, 'FlIE interstate commerce commis- sion is in session at San Antonio for the consideration of the increase of 10 percent in the freight rates asked the railroads of Texas. Emperor Wilhelm admits he made a mistake in asking chancellor Von Buelow to resign, and has assured him of his full confidence in asking him to remain, promising that in future in dealing with state affairs vhe emperor will use only the constitutional channel.

The students of the Roswell Mili- tory academy entertained the football team of the New Mexico uni- vedsity with a reception and. dance at the Commercial club in Roswell. The cadets were defeated by the university football team by the close score of 16 to 12. In an address at San Antonio William J. Bryan, defeated candidate for the presidency, said that he would be willing to take the office of United States senator if elected by the Nebraska legislature.

O. M. Pendergast was elected president; Dr. J. P.

Shaver, vice president; J. B. White, secretary; Harry W. Lackland, treasurer; Z. L.

Cobb, toastmaster and H. A. Rainer, sergeant at arms of the new chapter of Alpha Epsilon fraternity, just formed by graduates and ex-students of tbe University of Texas, Iowa State. Cumberland university, Harvard, Cornell. California and Sewanee in El Paso.

Plans are being perfected for the new home of the Chamber of Commerce, which Frank Powers offers to build on San Francisco street. The plans will be ready to be submitted to the mass meeting on November 27. The racing balloon which left Los Angeles the same time as the America, was forced down by the heavy winds 125 miles from the starting point. The Losers lost to the Boosters In their match on the Tivoli bowling alleys by a score of to 2060. Watts was high man with a score of 496.

Mrs. James A. Dick has issued invitations to a bridge party to be given at her residence, 1013 North Florence street. Mrs. John Monroe of Houston is the guest of her sister, Mrs.

Frank Turner. Charles Boyer of St. Louis, who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. J. A.

Winram. left for the east. Mrs. William Garvin of 1125 Arizona street gave a party in honor of her niece, Blanche Garvin. Mrs.

Joseph Horner Hurxthal of 1131 Mytle avenue entertained with a card party. Mrs. E. R. Carpenter has left to spend several months with her sister.

Mrs. George R. Gillette of San Antonio. Each 15 cent package of contain directions so simple any woman can dye or tint her old. worn, i faded things new, even if she has never dyed before.

Buy Diamond I other perfect home dyeing is guaranteed. Just tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or I whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed 1 goods. Diamond Dyes never streak, 1 spot, fade, or A Smooth, White Skin That Defies Weather During the coming months of biting winds and intense cold, you who i would keep your skins smooth, white and velvety, should turn your attention to mercolized wax. Nothing else will so effectively prevent or remove a chapped, roughened or discolored surface. By gradually absorbing the weather-beaten cuticle, complex- ion is kept in perfect condition, and even tbe beauty of expression appears more pronounced.

Ii your skin be coarse, blotchy, pimply, freckled, sallow or over-red. why not shed it? One ounce of ordinary mercolized wax, to be had at any will completely transform the most unsightly complexion in less than a fortnight. Use the wax nightly, like cold cream, washing it off You Need Not Be Sick now that I can show you the scientific road to a natural recovery; and this I am sure of: CAN HELP Phone M. 2592 for appointment. Consultation Is Free.

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A. M. Loomis and family have returned from a visit to California. Judge Hunsackf-r has sold his residence to Joseph Gist. Dr.

Mariano Samaniego of Juarez was inaugurated as governor of Chihuahua on November 8. The Mexican Central railroad has in operation 522 miles of road, comprising 258 miles from the City of Mexico northward to Leon, 225 miles from El Paso, Texas, southward to Chihuahua, and 30 miles on the gulf of Tampico division. The vote of the county was counted by judge Orn and certificates of election issued the following: Benito Gonzales, sheriff; Manuel E. Flores, district and county clerk; Marshall Rogers, county judge; Moritz Loewenstein, treasurer; Ward B. Blanchard, county surveyor; A.

Guerra, assessor; A. E. Boulet, inspector of hides and animals. El Paso consumes five beeves and Paso del Norte tJuarez) four beeves daily, and 30 to 10 muttons jointly. Capt.

Neville, commanding the iangers at Fort Davis, has been elected sheriff of Presidio county over the present incumbent, T. A. Wilson. Z. T.

White of the firm of White Bros. Davis, was married on November 7 to Miss Maggie Mathias of Lynchburg, and returned to the city Monday morning. We present below the names of our taxpayers whose property has been assessed by state and county, the amount of which exceeds $10.000: Juan Armendariz O. T. Bassett 17,207 Beneke Pierce 1 8.000 Isaac F.

Harrison 16.000 Ketelsen Degetau 63,005 M. Loewenstein 16.748 Joseph Magoffin 24,924 Y. Ochoa 21.083 S. Shutz 10.620 Louis Schorn 17,500 S. 18.060 Joseph 87.178 B.

Schuster 31,485 Slade and wife 12,800 State National 55.000 M. Ullman 26,040 First National bank 50.010 A heavy snowstorm visited El Paso today, commencing early in the morning and lasting all day. At noon time there was scarcely a sleigh in the city, but an hour or two later there were a hundred vehicles of fivery description whirling merrily along on San Antonio street to the music of every conceivable kind of bell. ELECT CLIH PRESIDENT. Miss Mary Lacey resigned as presi- dent of the Sammies club of the Y.

W. C. A. at a meeting held Thursday evening at the Central Miss Za- iene will succeed her. Miss Lacey resigned because she was un- able to give the necessary time to the organization.

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