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EL PASO HERALD OPE! MEXICAN PORTS: PACKERY Newman Urges Chamber of Commerce to Have Mexican Cattle Admitted. Two letters written by C. M. Newman, of the Newman Investment company, will be considered at the meet- Today And I Generatici Hinee Mexican Workman Overcome at Lime Works and Revived With Fulmotor The flight of time makes us think of the future. The baby of today reflects what greatness may be line.

Mr. Newman in his lei ter acquired when ha that until El Paso is made an grows np. And any port there will be no killing- plants or influence that brings packing houses established here by relieS to the expectant i the parking- interests. lie says that mother is the first when this port is made open, the pack- greatest of obligations. eries will follow at once as well as the there is a splendid i killing plants.

remedy known as Friend that 1 Tf)l)CT flTlfl fcas been a safeguard. nLOfyC aaiiLtnfloi Pleads Own Case and Wins women. Applied externally to the musciea they become pliant, they stretch without undue pain, there is an absence of distress, tbe nerves are soothed by taking away the burden of leaving all to just natural conditions. There is in the direcC end immediate help that all expectant mothers require. Used by their own hand, guided by their own minds, they learn at once tha blessed relief from mornitig sickness resulting from undue stretching.

They experience daily calm and nightly rest. It is indeed Get a bottle today of any druggist. Then write Bradfield Regulator 410 Lamar Atlanta, for one of the most entertaining and valuable little books ever presented. It is worth writing tor. ing of the chamber of commerce direc- tors this afternoon.

The letters ask president R. B. Orndorff to get the chamber of commerce to work for the opening: of the American border ports to Mexican cattle. The letters state that when these ports are opened there will probably be established killing- plants and later a. plant, to handle this class of stock.

The letters offer an amendment 1o the law passed August SO, 1S90. which restricts the entrv of cattle from tick infested districts of ljf Tuesday morning- at Mexico and South and Central America, 3 the auto apparatus mane Open a run to the Mount Franklin Lime com- This amendment as suggested by plant at the foot of the nioun- Mr. Newman to the chamber is to tain on Mountain street, authorize the secretary, of agriculture Pedro Vealoa, an employe on the to permit the admission of cattle, shift of the pTaut, crawled down I sheep, goats, hogs and other livestock the kiln to unfasten a bucket which .71 in had caught in the hopper of the feeder, port to noith the quarantine 'While there he was overcome by the says prases which form in the kiln and was open unconscious when the fire department TRIEB USE IB THE SCH Equal Franchise League to Ask Help of Associated Charities in This. The Central fire department acted as i a trained nurse regularly employed in the schools of El Paso is being advocated by the El Paso Equal Fran- Deague, and endorsement of the i plan will be asked of the Associated I Charities at its meeting Wednesday evening. believe it absolutely necessary to the health of the school children to have a trained nurse employed in the said Mrs.

B. P. Jenkins today. "We now have two physicians who examine the children for defects and diseases, but much of the effort is wasted when we do not follow up i these examinations with proper supervision by a trained nurse. Such a arrived.

The fire department let down a lifer belt, fastened it to the man and lifted him out of the kiln. It was necessary to work with the man until 5 oclocic follow-up system would result in see- before he was revived. pulmotor from the Electric Ttailway company was used and revived the workman. Wash Away Skin Sores To the tr.snv sufferers of skin P. the liquid wash, has become a household word.

They know it is reliable and they can depend on it, they do not hesitate to it to their neighbors. It has proved itself a remarkable remedy for all forms of Eczema. It is a g'Tmieidc that is harmless to the most delicate skin, but still it is effective and quick in action. If you are a sufferer from skin diseases, including ulcers, pim- P'es, scales, crust or Eczema in any form, this remedv will not disappoint you. It has stood the test and today is the master preparation for all skin diseases.

Come in today and ask about our guarantee on D. D. D. Also about D. D.

D. Soap, that keeps tbe skia healthy. For 15 Years the Standard Acting as his own lawyer in addressing the jury Grover Cleveland Blake, a negro, succeeded in getting a sus- pended sentence of two years for his tailed in sienaV corD client Monday afternoon in the 34th proceed about district court. Blake was charged with theft over $50. the specific charge being that he had stolen a ring from Curtis King.

After the state had completed its case Grover Cleveland made a brief talk to the jury, admitted that he had made a mistake and asked for a suspended sentence which was returned by the jury. LIEUT. S. C. MEGILL IS DETAILED TO FORT BLISS D.D.D Kell: NEW SHELDON CO.

ELECTS ITS OFFICERS Directors and officers were elected Monday afternoon for the newly organized Hotel Sheldon company and the operating company known as the Orndorff Hotel company. The reor- ganization grew out of a recent trans- fer of property from several of the original stockholders in the hotel company to a partially new personnel of stockholders and the figure involved totaled the large sum of $400.000. The following men were elected officers of the Hotel Sheldon company: Felix Martinez, president; J. Mundv, vice president: R. B.

Orndorff, secretary, and Julius Krakauer, treasurer. Directors: Felix Martinez. J. Mundy, Richard Burges, R. B.

Orndorff, Robert Krakauer and Julius Krakauer. The officers and directors for the operating company are: R. B. Orndorff, president and general manager; Robert Krakauer, vice president; Ju- lius Krakauer, secretary and treasurer: Frank J. Langan.

assistant secretary and treasurer. Mr. Langan ill also continue as assistant manager. The directors of the operating company are: Felix Martinez, J. J.

Mundy, S3dn Remedy G- MeXary, -Julius Kt akauer. Robert Krakauer, R. Orndorff poIlHrd. Charles de Groff and Eee Orndorff Washington, D. C-.

Feb. following army have been issued: First Lieut. S. C. Megill, Fifth cavalry, effective February 22, that date to Fort Bliss for duty with Field Company I.

signal corps. First Lieut. H. C. Tatum.

Eighth cavalry, detailed in signal corps, effective February S. will proceed to Mission for duty v.ith Field Company D. signal corps. The name of Capt. Gf L.

Townsend. 22d infantry, is placed on list of detached officers and name of Capt. C. H. Ball, infantry, is removed therefrom.

Changes in signal corps: Capt. C. A. Seoane Is relieved from duty. Eastern department, and will proceed to canal zone for duty.

First Lieut. K. B. Edmunds, now in canal none, will report to commanding general. United States troops, canal zone, for duty with radio company signal corps.

Papt. F. M. Holley. 24th infantry, Is detailed as inspector Instructor of organized militia of Florida and will proceed to St.

Augustine for duty accordingly. First Lieut. A. G. Gutensohn, signal corps is relieved from duty with Field Company I.

signal corps. Fort Bliss, effective upon bis relief from that company by First Lieut. W. E. Prosser, Fourth Field artillery, and will repair to this city and report to chief signal officer of the army for duty.

Orders of December 24. relating to First Lieut. James W. Riley, Third artillery, re- voked. Capt.

E. K. Massee. acting judge advocate, is relieved from duty as judge advocate. Hawaiian department, and is attached to Second infantry and will join that regiment for duty until June 1, when he will stand relieved and proceed to United States and report for further orders.

Leaves of absence: Col. E. A. Millar, Third Field artillery, one month; Capt. H.

Berkeley. cavalry, two mouths; First Lieut. F. Whitely. infantry, extended 28 Second Lieut.

J. S. Mooney, Ninth cavalry, one month; First Lieut. K. P.

Williams, infantry, 20 days. ini? that the children get. the proper attention in their homes, as their mothers could be instructed in their care. A trained nurse making visits to the various homes of the children and watching the children in school would also help to keep down the infectious and contagious diseases. would like to have the nurse employed for 12 months in the year by the city or the school board.

During the summer she could give her attention to the milk and ice distributing Cured In to Druggists refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Ttching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. First application gives relief. Pound Paper Genuine for sale only by El Paso Book Mills Bldg. Handy." Phone V. Fact Number Four TOLD YOU hat an Edison Diamond Disc has been known to slip out of a second story window to the pavement below, and not even injure its reputation as the only record made which could stand such carelessness, and come out without wouldn't believe it yet Ws true make a mistake.

be sorry afterward. BEFORE YOU BUY, investigate the and judge for yourself. El I.ike the sun we are dispensers of warmth and good cheer. P. C.

Semple, successor to Southwestern Fuel Co. Phone Paso Phonograph 202 TEXAS STREET We have thousands of records to select from. Co. For dinner there is nothing better than a ham baked after your favorite recipe. Get Ma- Deliciously this month the men will work 50 instead of 55 hours a week and wages will be increased 10 percent.

Pouud Paper. Genuine original i "English for sale only by the I El Paso Book Mills Bldg. It's Dr. Carl Smltli, 327 1st Nat. Bk, Bldg.

Kokahr Shoe repair factory, 313 Tex. Correct that eye trouble, and enjoy the comfort and pleasure of perfect eyesight. For satisfaction in eyeglassfitting: Geo. D. Kendall, Optometrist and Optician, 208 Mesa For chapped hnnilx, face or lips, Toilet Cream is unequaled.

Prico 25c. Telephone 356 and 375 and have it delivered. Potter Drue; Cold made pleasant when You will find the good old fashioned you use our coal. Ii. C.

Semple, sueces- flavor in Majestic Hams sor to Southwestern Fuel Co. Phone and Bacon. Phone your dealer NEWS BREVITIES LOCAL AND GENER AL Thrifty Alexand INDS GOOD USE FOR HIS PASS BOOK o. 23 of a enes A brilliant thought comes to his mind While seeking U'orl 'mongst business men; "My old bank book I'll surely find. Will prove diligent I've been." What better friend can a young man have when he faces the world than his well-worn bank book? It is a strong recommendation for him and the lessons he has learned from it will make his promotion rapid.

As to you paving ths way to success with your bank book? The First National Bank EL PASO, TEXAS Advertisement. Train Bulletin. George Tier, charged with the murder Southwestern train No. -1, from the illiam Black, an anti-Catholic lec- west due at 1:40 p. will arrive at in the latter hotel room in 4:50 p.

m. Southwestern train No.3, ha. I. 7- from the east, due at p. will ar- Monday until the April term ot rive at 5:10 p.

m. G. H. S. A.

train the local circuit court. The cases were No. 2, from the west, due at 4.30 p. here on a change ot enue. will arrive at 7:30 p.

m. G. H. S. A.

train No. 10 from the west due at lu p. l0CatJ0T1 will arrive at p. m. G.

H. S. 509 Antonio St. Elegant quarters. A.

train No. 101, from the east, due at 10 p. will arrive at 10:30 p. m. All other afternoon and night trains for today are reported on time.

S. P. Land Suit. San Francisco, Feb. United States circuit court of appeals decided Monday that the Southern Pacific company cannot be forced to sell thousands of acres of land acquired under the congressional grant of 1871, at $2.50 an acre.

The question was presented to the court in a petition of George S. Fullinwider, who filed upon a half section of land in the imperial valley and then demanded that the Southern Pacific accept per acre. Eat nt Pickwick Cafe, 405 N. Oregon. department has asked the department of justice to help discover how the battle code book was lost from the destroyer Hull of the Pacific fleet.

PROPOSATES FOR PUMPING STATION AND WATER PIPE LINES. Office Depot Quartermaster, El Paso, Texas. Sealed proposals will be received here until .11 A. March 8, 1916, and then opened, for construction of pumping station and water pipe lines at Fort Bliss, Texas. Further information on application.

BEST LIVER ID AVill he ready for Feb. 14. John V. Brennan, Sanitary Plumbing, steam and hot water heating. Prompt attention given to repiir work.

117 1-2 North Stanton street, phone 7420. White Star Lunch. No waiting. No Tipping. 213 So.

El Paso St. Dr. A. E. Brown, dentist, Mills Bldg.

4th floor a. White Cafe, 105 San Antonio St. Edward C. Wade, formerly Asst, U. S.

A tty. for New Mexico, now has law offices Sixth floor 1st Nat. Bank Bldg. Special attention New Mexico practice. The Wage Earner More than anyone else, should cultivate the savings habit and own a bank account.

There is no telling lack of work or sickness may cut off all sources of income and place your family in hard straits. Hundreds of working people in El Paso own their own homes through first starting a savings account and saving regularly. I ay 4 Percent Compound Interest on Savings Accounts. $1.00 Opens An Account. American Trust and Savings Bank ehi hod vs II nritijdi EnrI London.

Feb. Fitzrey George Hay. 12 th earl of Kinncull, died Monday at Hove. He was born in and served with the staff of Baker Pasha in Egypt. Iieeley, men's diseases, Coles blk.

No place like Savoy for good things to eat. 110 S. Stanton. Marshall Postponed. Galveston, Texas, Feb.

trials of John Copeland, George Ryan and Will Need 10.000 Chicago, 111., Feb. United States in a few years will have an army of 1,000,000 men ready to take the field and to meet the requirements of this vast body of men at least 10,000 Reons will be required, asserted Dr. W. C. dorKas, surgeon general of the Unit- ed States army, before the annual gross on medical examinations Monday.

Get liaise. Allentown, Feb. Empire Steel and Iron company, operating furnaces at Catasauqua and Toplon, and ore in New Jersey, posted notices Monday announcing an increase will be required to appear within of ten percent in wasres. About 1000 timo hv a men are affected. The Thomas Iron Zach company, of Hokendauqua, also an- nounced a 10 percent increase in wages and put its remaining furnaces into blast.

McKenzie A- lawyers: gen- Stafford Brady A Mahan, Lawyers, eral practice. Suite Bldg. moved to suite U14, First Natl. Bk. Bldir.

I Dr. Bauchert, Dentist, Mills Ph. 4857. Ur. Appimin, chiropodist, Coles Bldg Two Killed In Seattle, Feb.

persons were killed and a third injured late Monday night in a snow and mud slide which wrecked two cottages at Magnolia Bluff, in the extreme northwestern part of Seattle. Monition: Notice is hereby given that there have been seized in this collection district, for violation of the U. S. Customs laws, 1 gray and 1 dun horse, with Mexican brands, which will be sold at auction in front of the Cus- i toms house, Tuesday Feb. 15th, at 10 m.

Any one claiming the animals the a mar Cobb, Collector of Customs. regulate women, men and children without injury. Take when bilious, headachy, for colds, bad breath, sour stomach. little better printing than seems here 11, Rufe P. March, Franklin Ptg.

523 E. San Antonio. Dr; EI Paso Distilled Water Ph. 489. Dr.

ira W. Collins, physician in chief; Dr. M. Alkire, lady specialist; Dr. Car! Gibson, 201 W.

Missouri street. They cured others. They can cure you. New City FTall Fine. The new city hall flag which has been presented to the city by Krakauer.

Zork Sc was unfurled Tuesday morning for the first time. F.on^fvell—Be carerul of your baggage Leave at Tel. 1. profits most who serves best." Dairy Farm Products. Fresh tiarden Vegetables, Success Cafe.

See Our Window. Success Cafe. More Wages, Shorter Hours. South Bend. Feb.

4500 employes of the Studebaker corporation's local plants will be granted a reduction of hours with higher pay. be- ing March 1, it is announced. After First Vid (laws Meet. Dr. Braden's class in first aid to the injured will meet Wednesday at 8 oclock at the Y.

M. C- A. A committee is at work enroling new members for this work and a good attendance is expected. Anna Ileum. Buckler Bid.over Elite Instead of nasty, harsn pills, salts, castor oil or dangerous calomel, why you keep Cascarets handy in your home? Cascarets act on the liver and thirty feet of bowrels so gently you don't I realize you have taken a cathartic, but Sehoouer, llmnmed.

Sinks. they act thoroughly and can be de- San Francisco, Teh. pended upon when a good liver and steamer Harvard, loaded with passen- bowel cleansing is sers from Los Angeles, rammed the move the bile and poison from the bow- steam schooner Excelsior in San Fran- els without griping and sweeten the cisco bay late Monday. The schooner i stomach. You eat one or two at night began to sink and 21 of her crew were I like candy and you wake up feeling taken off by launches.

One man was i the headache, biliousness, bad said to be missing. The Harvard stood breath, coated tongue, sour stomach. Rinnn Probe Washington by, not seriously injured. Loss of Code Hook. D.

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