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EL PASO HERALD 12 Wednesday, Not. 13, 1918. BREWERY PROBE SCOPE WIDENED General Investigation of Brewers Authorized; To Begin Tuesday. Washington, D. Nov.

13. The senate judiciary subcommittee, named to uaTestigate political activity of brewers and purchase of the Washing ton Times by Arthur Brisbane, through money furnished by the brewery interests, decided today to extend the bcope of the inquiry to include a gen-eral Investigation into the activities of the brewery Interests. The hearing will begin Tuesday. KRAKAUER MAKES CLOSE CALL ON END OF WAR Robert Krakauer, on July 10. 1917, made a bet of $25 five dollars each with five friends In the City National bank that the world war would be ended by October 1.

IMS. Tester-day the friends confronted him with the bet which had been put In writing, and he paid. "But, I think I came closer to calling the turn on the end of the war than anybody else, anyhow." said Krakauer. DROUGHT IX SOTOI, IS CHARGE. Jose Gonzalez, a Mexican soMier, charged with crossing the border without a legal passoort.

was arraigned before commissioner S. I Kelly Tuesday afternoon. His hearing was set for November 14. Bond as fixed at $760. Dyspepsia Spoils Beauty Kake tie Dark Rings Around Eyes) Cam la the Caeeka and Ruins the Complexion.

How to Get Rid ot I7pepaia rTake My Adrice and TTe Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets if Ton Want Pretty Skin." Digestive troubles ruin the complexion. The sour, fermented, gassy congests (poison the blood, draw the corners of the mouth, rob you of sleep, igive the face that hungry, haggard, mournful expression In the morning and you are tired all day. It is not what you eat but the fault of digestion that hurts. Eat anything you like and let Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest your food, tone your stomach, supply your blood with nourishment, then good looks, a healthy appearance and bright eyes will soon return. Get a 50 cent box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at any drug store.

They are real health makers Adv. BIISTOH CAUSE DIGEST! Create Gas, Sourness and Pain How To Treat Medical authorities state that nearly nine-tenths of the cases of stomach titra- c. indigestion, searnftcs, baratnc bloating, nausea. are Oa ts -an excess ot bydrocbiorte in the stomach and not as some betters to a lack of digestive nice a. The dettcate stomach 11b-ing is irritated, digestion is delayed and food soars, causing; the dtsaEreeabl which every stomach sufferer La am so well.

Artificial digestents are not needed In btxcq cares and may 'do real harm. Try la inc aside all digestive aids and Instead get trom any drocsist a few ounces of Bl orated Magnesia and take a teaspoon-1b! in a quarter glass of water right alter, srtins. This sweet eas the stomach, prevents the formation of excess add and thrr" is no soaraecs, ST or pain. Bia-nrated Macneeta (la powder or tablet form never liquid or milk) is harmless to the stomach, inexpensive to take and the most efficient form of magnesia for stomach panoses. It is used by thou-sands of people who enjoy their meals tilth no more fear of Indigestion Adv.

GEOWING DEAF WITH HEAD NOISES? TRY THIS If yon are growing hard of hearing and fear Catarrhal Deafness or If you have roaring, rumbling, hissing noises in your ears go to your druggist and get 1 ounce of Farmint (double strength), and add to it pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar. Take 1 tablespoonfnl four times a day. This will often bring quick reiler from the distressing head noises. Clogged nostrils should open, breathing become easy and the mucus stop dropping into the throat. It is easy to prepare, costs little and Is pleasant to take.

Anyone who Is threatened with Catarrhal Deafness or who has head noises should give this prescription a trial. Adv. I SLOWING DOWN "When overwork and worry makes you go tal you can regal you "pep" with Sensapersa. A tonic for blood and tissues that gives body trength and endurance. A nerve to revive the vitality assist digest ion bring sound sleep and Impart new energy and health to a "slowing down" system.

SENSAPERSA "Helps you Over the Top. Two Ftzes, SBc and $1 All Druggist, or Economical Drag Itto Grande Phar-man. 3oe S. Stanton St, Adv. Kill Cockroaches, Eats, Mice, and Save Food The repulsive cockroach or water bug can be easily killed by using Steams' Electric Paste according to he simple directions on the package Buy a small box of the paste from tour dealer and r.iht you should rd your home t-ie tug1- Hats i mice are also easilv killed the use of Stearns Electric Paste, and ever housewife should know of a reliable way to kill oft these de- fcirucn-' pests, at the cost ol only fw cents Adv.

I Treatment Of Statue Angers The Carpenters Enter a Protest at the Signs Placed Upon Statue In the Plaza. Carpenters of union 4ZS have entered a vigorous protest at covering Liberty statue, erected by union labor of the city, with signs so that the architecture is hidden and the general outline is spoiled. Resolutions adopted by this body are as follows: Be it resolved that we enter a protest against the disfiguring of the Liberty statue by concealing the architectural beauty thereof by covering It with sentimental paintings, and also being made to show as an advertising billboard for a business concern of our city which is not friendly even to organized labor. "Whereas all the labor on this building and the material therefore was donated by union labor and it friends, through patriotic motives, for the promotion of the war work in our city, and to assist in carrying to a successful conclusion this terrible war In which we are engaged, as a body of union men we feel It our duty to enter this protest In the behalf of our organization, which so cheerfully donated the carpenter labor on this beautiful monument. "TVe also protest in behalf of the architect for the lack of consideration shown him In this connection.

Wo further feel that our patriotic efforts are being trampled in the dust by those who would place the profits to their own credit. "None would have ventured the thought during the construction of this monument or at the dedication thereof that In so short a time we would see it converted Into a four sided billboard. To us the concern that; erected these signs has but one mean ing and that is "unfairness to union labor" and a depreciation of the mo- tives under which we completed our work. 1 "Passed by a unanimous vote of carpenter's local union No. 435, in reg ular session, Nov.

6, 1915. R. 'Welch. Pres. Pro Tern's.

JT. Hyten. Recording Secretary." EMPLOYMENT SERVICE WANTS FARM HANDS, WOOD CHOPPERS San Antonio, Nov. 13. H.

v. Tpwis. of the T'nited States employ ment service, today issued a call for workers in the rice fields and wood choppers to prepare winter fuel for the cantonments ana camps, lie saia hundreds of each were needed and urged that they be sent from nones sential occupations. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA 'AMERICA'S ANSWER Today Is the last showing of the second United States official war pic- ture at the Alhambra. This picture has been the means of telling the people of El Paso just why America played the important part in the war that she did.

Ton have probably won rlered how the war billions have been spent. This picture shows you very satisfactorily what has been taking place in France. In addition to indus trial scenes, there is lots of human nterest In the picture, for you can ee the American boys marching on rench sou. riding on French rail roads, and even going over the ten. It hardly possible that this picture will ever be shown In El Paso again.

so see it today. Tomorrow a real sensation in pictures will be shown. This Is Annette Kellerman, the most shapely woman In the world, and over two hundred beautiful girls as mermaids In "Queen oz tne ea mis pictures carries delightful story and is the srowning eliort or iiiss Jvellermans many sea successes. The Alhambra management wants to Impress upon you that this picture has not been shown previously in 1 Paso. Neither has any sea picture ever been shown that approaches this one, either in interest or beauty.

There will be no advance in prices. Alhambra prices are 15c, Z9o and 25c Adv. "BIRTH OF A N'ATIOY "The Birth of a Nation." which Is being shown at the Grecian today and every day this week, is still playing to enormous business. This remarkable picture holds greater interest for the public today than most of more recent origin. El Pasoans now have the opportunity to see "The Birth of a Nation" at prices remarkably low for this class of productions.

By special arrangements the Grecian is enabled to show this picture at 25c for adults and 15c for children. Not a single person in El Paso should overlook this opportunity. Saturday is positively the last day. Adv. "WIGWAM THE Git HAT CARUSO.

Today is the last chance to see the great Caruso in his Artcraft super-feature, "My Cousin." The picture is a very pleasing one. -with many scenes of interest around the famous Metropolitan opera house. Tomorrow the Wigwam will show the best film of the entire war. "Crashing Through to Berlin." This picture is said to be the joint product of upwards of a thousand cameras. It shows events which led up to the war and scenes of the war in regular order.

There are intimate pictures of the kaiser, the crown prince, Hinden-burg, etc. lit Is a remarkable picture. Adv. "KOMAJTCE OP TARZ.1X." The Ellanay theater offers its patrons for today and tomorrow the unusual dramatic masterpiece, "The Romance of Tarzan." This picture is successor to the famous "Tarzan of the Apes," which played at the Grecian, recently to record breaking business. 'The Romance of Tarzan" is in every sense a new picture, never having been before shown in El Paso.

It is also In every sense equally as great as the former Tarzan picture which made such a great hit. Today and tomorrow are the last two days this picture will be shown in El Paso. Friday and Saturday the Ellanay offers Clune's big spectacle picture. "Eyes of the World." Adv. ETHEL UXIQ.UB.

Those who have seen Ethel Barry-more In Our Mrs. McChesney" now showing at the Unique, say that it is one ui i uc must uijuj nuic yiuLUAca Miss Barrymore ever starred in. The picture deals with the adventures of a young travelling saleswoman, Emma McChesney, played by Miss Barrymore, and was adapted for the screen from the play of that name written by George V. Hobart and Edna Ferber, in which the clever actress had a long and successful Broadway run. Both the play and the picture were written from Edna Febrers famous stories.

Shows start at It, 1:15, :30. 3:5, 5, 6.15. 7:30, 8:45 and Adv. BXJOC KTIIEI, CLAYTON. Ethel Clayton who is exceedingly popular with all the motion picture fans in this city, will be seen at the Bijou theater today in "The Witch Woman." in which she has a particularly likable and -unusual role.

The role Is one of the most forceful and appealing in which Miss Clayton has vet been seen, and "The Witch Woman' will be tremendously liked by ail those who etc it. Adv. STILL COWTEWD COLTER ELECTED Democrats Assert Missing Precincts Will Overcome Campbell's 338 Lead. Phoenix. Ariz Xov.

13. With unofficial figures placing the lead of Thomas E. Campbell, Republican, at 338 over Fred T. Colter, Democrat, for governor, the Colter supporters con tend that the few precincts yet to re port will show Colter elected. These precincts gave Democratic majorities, FRCD T.

COLTER. two years ago of less than 50 and the total vote polled in the missing pre cincts is known to be less than 280. "While Colter headquarters refuses to concede the election of Campbell there is no statement regarding a possible contest. Two years ago, with official returns showing Campbell elected by 31 votes over G. TV.

P. Hunt, Hunt instituted a contest and was seated by the supreme court after Campbell had served 11 months. CASEY WINS CONGRESS SEAT; MINNESOTA MAY REMAIN WET Washington, D. Nov. II.

Figures received here announce tne probability of eleventh hour election changes. In the 11th congressional district. Pennsylvania, the soldier vote gave John J. Casey, Democrat, a lead of 61 votes over Edmund Carpenter. Re publican, for congress.

In Minnesota it is estimated the state will remain "wet by a margin ot a lew Hundred votes. WANTS MANY MILK GOATS FOR CRIPPLED SOLDIERS The F. I Pitman Livestock com pany Is negotiating for many thou sands of milk goats for the commu nlty around Vancouver. B. through A.

ZL Gibson of that city, who ar rived here Tuesday, according to Al- Dert s. Jaton. 01 tnis city. "We shipepd a load of ISO coats to Vancouver last May as a test. Mr.

Gibson was to establish small ranches for crippled soldiers that they might oe enabled to earn a livelihood in spite of their terrible handicap. These goats met the test successfully as milk there sells for 25 cents a quart and a goat produces Its weight 12 times in milk In a year as contrasted to three times for a cow. This to gether with the fact that a goat can subsist on the amount of feed that a cow will waste, and that goat's milk Is most favorable for convalescents and Infants suffering from malnutrition, bids fair to make the oroiect one of Immense measure," said Mr. Eaton, who Is connected with the Pitman company. Mr.

Gibson said the conditions around Vancouver are suitable for I browsing throughout the, year, and hoped soon to stablish the ranches to yield an average net income of 55 a aay. lie maae tne trip here In a Ford automobile and left Wednesday In the same carrier. It is expected he will return in a month to complete the deals. CAME HERC TO CELEBRATE. I Powell Strackhouse, of San Antonio.

I N. president of the, New Mexico Jiiaiand railroad, who arrived in El Paso Monday to take part in the peace ceieurauon, weanesaay mornm; re turned to San Antonio. SHIPS STEERS TO KANSAS. A. Long shipped from the morris pens here weanesaay 21 cars of steers for grazing purposes to Garden City.

according to J. O. Bell. What Lydia Pinktam' Vegetable Compound Did For Ohio Woman. Portsmouth, Ohio.

"I suffered from Irregularities, pains in my side and was so weak at times I could hardly get around to do my work, and as I had four In. my family and three boarders it made it very hard for me. Lydia E. Vegetable 'Com pound was recommended to me. I took it and it has restored my health.

It is certainly the best medicine for woman's ailments I ever saw." Mrs. Saba Shaw. R. No. 1, Portsmouth, Ohio.

Mrs. Shaw proved the merit of this medicine and wrote this letter In order that other suffering women may find relief as she did. Women who are suffering as she was should not drag along from day to day without giving this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a trial. For special advice In regard to such ailments write to Lydia E.

Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass. The result of its forty years experience Is at your service. a "BEST MEDICINE FOR WOMEN" Teachers Will Meet Saturday A Morehead General Meeting Of All Teachers Principals Meet Thursday. A general meeting: of the teachers of the public schools of the city has been called for the forehead school auditorium at 9 oclock Saturday morning. The meeting will open with an- nonncements by Snpt.

Tighe and will toUovtet by the following program: a. high school section. A. E. Nail, chairman.

General topic. "Adaptation of the High School Curriculum to New Needs and Conditions." Matbeamtics, Miss Goldstein, 10 minutes. Commercial, Mr. Gilkey, 10 minutes. Foreign language, Supt.

Tighe, 15 minues. Domestic science. Miss LeBaron. 10 minutes. Art, Miss Brans, 10 minutes.

Discussion, principal A. II. Ilughey, 15 minutes. Miss Catherine Flxnn. minutes.

Miss Sophia Gilchrist, i minutes. i 30-11 a. nu, elementary section Same program as that sent out for October 5. 9 30-11 a. special departments IDCbe SUiiiiU3 will lit.

imuiaucu oiy-arately by the supervisors. 9 30-11 a. college extension work Attendance on these classes will excuse teachers from other work In the various sections. Scientific tests and measurements, 9 a. one or two hours college credit, Mr.

Taylor. 2) Educational psychology. 10 a. clone hour college credit, Mr. Taylor.

i3) Public school music, 11 a. nu one hour college credit. Miss Alexander. 4 American government, 2 oclock, one hour college credit. Mr.

Fielding. (S) English and American literature; college credit is given only on the recommendation of Instructor; 1 oclock, Mrs. Frank. There will be a principals' meeting at 4 p. m.

Thursday In Bailey school. DEPUTY SHERIFF HENRY CAIN MOTORS TO FARM FOR TRUCK1 A. Alston, farmer, of Faywood. K. who has been here on a six weeks' visit to his daughter and son inlaw, deputy sheriff and Mrs.

W. 1L Cain, of 3308 Mobile street, purchased a new automobile and. accompanied by Mr. Cain, who made the trip in his own machine, returned to the farm last week. Mr.

Cain has returned home, bringing with him au automo bile load of apples, cabbage, potatoes, etc. Fearinc however, that this sup ply may fail to last him all winter. Mr. Cain will return to the farm early next week and bring home another automobile load of farm produce. One of Mr.

Alston's sons. Oscar who had managed the farm, joined the United States army early In the year and was In training at Camp Pike. Ark, when the influenza epidemic struck the camp. He contracted the disease, which developed into pneumonia, causing his death few weeks ago. Another son.

H. E. Alston. Is member of the El Paso police depart ment. TAKES $1 FINE CASE TO COURT OF APPEALS Austin.

Nov. 1 2. There was submitted, today in the court of criminal appeals the case of W. R. Matthews, from El Paso county.

Matthews, who was an employe of an oil company at El Paso, was fined on a charge of operating a motor vehicle without a license. His contention was that he was not a chauffeur as defined by the law but that he used a motor vehicle In the delivery of oIL Senator Claude B. Hudspeth represented Matthews. APPEALS COURT REVERSES CASE OF DR. ANNA REUM Austin.

Texas. Nov. 13. The court of criminal appeals today reversed and remanded the case of nr. Anna Reum, from El Paso county.

The woman was fined S2S6 and Kiven three months In Jail for alleged unlawful practice of medicine, in tnat sne naa not regis tered as required by tne meaicai act. I The court today reversed the casei on account of error by the trial court1 in his charge. NEWS BREVITIES mmT.OCA.Ii AXD (Advertisement.) Train Bulletin. All afternoon and night trains Wednesday were reported on time. Dr.

Anna Remn, Buckler Bide. Ph. XoDhelitre quits Post. London. Ens- Nov.

IS. Lord North-cliffe has resigned from the minstryj of propaganda. Bootblack Supplies Mexico Shoo Machinery IIS S. Oregon. Ph.

1365. Earthquake Recorded. Washington. D. Nov.

1J. A severe earthquake shock was recorded Tuesday axternon on the seismograph at Georgetown university, it began at 4:49 oclock and continued until 5:40 oclock and is believed to have been in Porto Rico, the distance from Washington being estimated at about 1600 miles. rrrprvi UT.TJ' Avoid trouble. Leave IXlUUlJllU Bairirair Phuclcs at Longwell's. or Telephone No.

i. "Pin" Anions: Die Indian. Burango. Colo, Nov. IS.

Influenza has broken out among the Indians on the southern Ute agency at Ignacio. Of the 466 redskins stationed there. IS have died and 1M others are 111. Tnree Denver cattle buyers were ar' rested Tuesday charged with breaking t.ub quarantine wnicn pronioited oat siders from entering Ignacio. Dr.

Eberf. Dentist, 218 Mills Bldg. The next meeting of the corWTY OF EL PASO RETAIL GROCERS' ASSOCIATION will be held WEDNESDAY. Nov. at the CIIAMIIEK OP COJIMERCB at p.

m. Instead of p. ra. All members are requested to attened. as important business will be transacted.

ROBT. DOR.YIIECKTEK. Dep. Distr. Administrator.

Soldiers Fight Socialists. New York. Nov. 13. Soldiers, sailors and marines engaged last night In a fight with several hundred members of the Socialist party of greater New York.

who. with red flags, pinned to their lapels, bad paraded np Fifth avenue on their way to attend a meeting at which funds were to be raised for the defenoe of Thomas J. Mooner. Otlroputha Drs. McCarthy.

601 Martin Bldg. Ph. S49. Resilience, 466. The Camera Shop 311 N.

Oregon. To Tlold Thrift Conference. New York. Nov. 13.

A "thrift conference" of life insurance executives from all sections of the United States for the discussion of future national mtetngentiy and voiuntaniy prac- 42,6407 TAX TO Amount Almost Double the Sum Gathered the Same Time Last Year. Property taxes to the amount of $42,613.27 have been collected to date, according to county tax collector K. D. Itlchey, which is nearly double the amount collected on the same date last year. Richey has originated a system of notification of taxes due, which, be says, undoubtedly is responsible for the large amount of taxes collected this early In the season.

These no tices. which bear the comnlete de scription of the property taxed, the assessed valuation and the amount of tax to be paid, are mailed out to all tax Darers starting October 1. when taxes become due, and have proved to be of Infinite value to the tax payer and Ridley's office force By this system, which Is original with Mr. Richey. all Information that a tax payer would be likely to desire Is given him In advance and any er rors are easily apprenenaea ana corrected.

This plan was first Introduced by the county collector last year, and it was the first year. In the history of the office, where a big rush was not in evidence during the final days of the tax paying season, ana tnere were less 'delinquent taxes last year than previously. Figures at the present time, said Richey. Indicate an even better condition than last year. SENTENCED TO SERVE TWO YEARS IN "PEN" Reyderel Ramlrea was convicted of burglary in the 34th district court Wednesday morning and was sen tenced to two years In the penltcn tlanr bv ludse W.

D. Howe. Enrique Aguirre, alleged to have brought liquor Into the ten mile zone, was tried in the same court and at 2 oclock the Jury had not yet brought in a verdict; and Pascual Rodrlquez. alleged to have committed burglary. was being tried this aitemoon.

MIGHT HAVE ENTOMOLOGY SUBSTATION IN EL PASO F. C. Bishop, entomologist, United States department of agriculture, with headquarters at Dallas. Tex and Parman. In charge of the Uvalde, substation of the bureau for the Investigation of Insects affecting live stock, are in the city and held a con ference Tuesday afternoon with Ro und Harwell, county agricultural agent, in regard to establishing substation for the bureau in El Paso.

SHIPPING BOARD DELIVERS 20 VESSELS WITHIN A WEEK Washington. D. Xov. li. Twenty vessels, totaling 101.000 deadweight tons, were delivered to the United States shlDPlng board from American shipyards during the first week or novemDer.

Tnis is tne greatest number ot completed ships delivered in any week and brings the grand total of completed vessels to 50.. TO REVIVE CLUB NIGHTS. Club nights at the University club will be revived Wednesday night, af ter a. suspension during the Influenza quarantine, jack McDonald, chair man of the athletic committee, is framing a boxlntr card, a Kellr nool cup contest will be held In the pool room and the usual Gridiron club round table in the grllL These weekly club nights are open to gnests ot members. A Dutch lunch will be served.

COSE TO Alt EDO HEETIXG. Edward IL Decelles and Frank W. Berkshire, special representative and supervising inspector, respectively, of tne united states employment service. both with offices in the Mills building have gone to Laredo. Tex to attend the meeting of the representatives of tne xeaerations ot labor or the two republics.

3IEXICAX BAKERS HAVE STRIKE. El Paso had a strike several days ago. but it was managed so quietly mat none except tnose invoivea seemed to know it was on. About 35 Mexican bakers are said to have been out and to have succeeded in getting substantial wage Increases. The strike ended Monday, it was reported.

GEXEIUL. Uced" will be held in this city De cember and 6. Shoemakers1 Machinery Co, Supplies, Mexico Shoe 215 S. Oregon. Ph.

1362. CHANGE FOR THE BETTER And Pains in Sides Relieved, By Use of Cardoi, the Woman Tonic, Say i Texas Lady. Kemp, Texas Mrs. Minnie Cheek, of this town, writes: "I suffered with pains In my sides and couldn't stand on ray feet, at times. Conldn't do my work, only what had to be done.

I had a physician and he gave me medicine, tho it didn't do me any good, and he advised an operation. I had read in the Ladles' Birthday Almanac ot Cardui, so I decided to try It When I had taken one I felt the change for better. I took 9 or 10 bottles and have been well ever since. I recommend Cardui to all suffering women. When my husband told Dr.

our family physiciarVA was taking Cardui. he said it was a good tonic for me. I will never cease prais ing it. It built up my system and strengthened me more than anything I ever done." Cardui Is a purely vegetable tonic medicine, composed of Ingredients which have been recognized by medical writers for many years, as of value In the treatment of ailments pe culiar to women, and thousands of volantary letters similar to the above are received every year, from women users of Cardui. who have actually proven this to be true.

I If you are weak and run-down from womanly troubles, try Cardui. the woman's tonic All druggists. Adv. WHI At The TOY! AND OPENS SAT. IN OUR ECONOMY BASEMENT Stock REDUCTION Sale EXTRA HIS SALE offers one of the big- gesl values of the year to patrons who really appreciate high class suits at a very low price.

All suits made of the finest materials by America's foremost makers. Mostly velours, gabardines, poplins, serges, tricoiines and broadcloths in such favored colors as brown, burgundy, ropkie, rheindeer, green, plum, taupe, navy and black- Plain tailored and belled models. A big array of new Fall and Winter styles in sizes 16 to 44. A Iso some extra sizes. $50 to $65 values, STOCK REDUCTION SALE Little Plaza See Oar Window Displays A Game Warden Is Named For This Locality W.

G. Gibson Is Appointed By Warden Rouault Of New Mexico. W. G. Gibson has been formally ap pointed by Theo.

Rouault. as game warden for New Mexico and El Pas county. He will see to the enforce ment of the laws on hunting in El Paso county and along the New Mex ico border. Mr. Gibson is to be commissioned by the game, fish and oyster commissioner of Texas and he Is also to be commissioned a United States game warden, so that he can make arrests for the violation of New Mexico.

Texas and United States laws. Hant-j era who kill more than the legal limit of ducks or waterfowl or of doves orj who shoot any of these migratory birds out of season can be prosecuted under the United States law If arrested by a United States game warden. 1 Mr. Rouault will return to El Paso on NOV. IS with Aldo Leopold.

wno to give an Illustrated lecture in thei cnaraoer or commerce na.ii on date, at trhfeb time a same protection association will be formed in El Paso. T. Felham bas been circulating a paper for signatures to the new organization and Is meeting1 with much enMoriEement Lists have also been left at the Shelton-Pivyne company, tt the W. G. walz company, at ine j.

Feldman company and at other plaeex for signing. Head of Phelps-Dodge Pays Short Visit Here Walter Douglas, of New York, president nf the Phelos-Dodire corDoratloD. arrived in El Paso Tuesday morning on a special train and left a half hour later after a short conference with W. P. Stiles, superintendent of the dining car service or E.

r. Mr. Douglas was inspecting the Phelps-Dodge mines in Mexico. Arizona and New Mexico. He left for Dawson, where the company has coal mines located.

HARWELL HAS BUYER FOR CORN SHUCKS FOR TAMALES There is a demand for corn shucks. baled, at from $10 to J50 per ton for use in canning torn ales, according to Itoland Harwell, county agricultural acent. The shucks may be weather- beaten on tne outside, but must oe dear and bright on the inside, and only one cut made in removing the ear of corn. Mr. Harwell says that a buyer from California will arrive in HI Paso next week and that any farm ers desiring to sell shucks should see him (Harwell) as soon as possible.

NEW Flft ST AID CKASS TO KE POU3IED Till RSD.V1 A new Red Cross class in first aid work will be formed at Temple Mt-Slnal Thursday night at oclock by Dr. B. F. Jenn ess. It is open to the public Miss Fluenza Flu And Mr.

Pneumonia Are still with us. and the public should use all necessary precaution in guarding against this flirting epidemic and death, and the best safeguard against this awful scourge is Dr. Rider's Eucalyptus OH Compound and No. 101 Eucalyptus Tablets. A cold Is the forerunner of the Flu and Pneumonia, and the foundation is connection and Inflammation.

Eucalyptus Oil Compound kills and destroys congestion and Inflammation quicker than any other known remedy. Eucalyptus tablets cleanse the stomach and bowels of Flu germs and toxic poisons. Each tablet contains gr. oil Eucalyptus, antiseptic and preventive The bet family remedj a policeman and fireman stationed at our hmiFe Krer rrady to guard and put oat the flit of disease. Ask your druggist for Dr.

Rider's Eucalyptus Oil Compound and 101 Eucalyptus Tablets. 50c for oil and 50c for tablets. Made in El Pao Adv Curtis. A Co. Duy Liberty Bonds.

Adv. TE HOU SPECIAL ON 2ND FLOOR 2nd Floor "The Store Of Service" Hospital At Canutillo Is Treating 34 Influenza Still Prevalent But Many Who Have Been Sick Recover. Canutillo, Texas, Nor. IX There were 34 patients in the improvised hospital In the Canutillo school hoese Monday, all ill with inflnenza. Stage Driver, Sick With Influenza, Is Refused Aid and Finally Dies Globe.

Ariz, Not. 13. A distressing feature of the Influenza epidemic was the death of Natban Ellison, driver of a trucK between uiooe ana rayson. who was attacked while on the road; 56 miles north of Globe. It is told thftt ranchers vha fMrtd thi rltMasc refused him assistance and even food.

Ua finally frUn. I haystack on a ranch and brought toll Globe, where he died soon after. Hfs wife died about the same time at the home of her husband's mother in this city, leaving an Infant son. isixj YAC iMETirrWTA CDinCMIP WANES; TOTAL, 200,000 CASES Austin, Texas, Nov. 13.

Reports received by the state health department Indicate the epidemic if Spanish influenza which swept over Texas for the past two months, is now a thing of the Or. W. Collins paid that there is no farther cause for worry over tnis aisease. Aitaoun tne department only received reports of HMM cases in Texas, it Is generally estimated that there were not less than case all told in Texas. with a comaarrttvvly low dentb The reports received by the depart- ment came only from of the lead- Ing cities and towns In Texas, and 1 these reported 140,400 cases.

No re-! ports were received from hundreds of smaller places and villages ami ham- lets in the sparsely settled districts 1 of the state. NO NEW INFXl'EXZA CASES. Twenty-five eases were discharged for duty Tuesday at Fort Bliss base hospital and new cases were admitted, though none of them were Influenza, it was reported Wednesday. There were no deaths and 502 cases remained, of which 34 were influenza, 143 pneumonia and 325 others. NEW "FIX" CASES ARB ZZ.

Thirty-two new cases and one death was the influenza report for Tuesday. city health officer Dr. H. S. White re-: ported Wednesday.

"Conditions are steadily Improving, the officer said, Guu.rcpalrincr oqr specialty. Allen! Arms Cycle Co. Adv. On the Pantry Shelf Money in the Bank does for you it arts your egg bill at least $1.00 every time you buy ono of the oranss and blue packages. Thisnewand economical cootizgeoxn- Esund ts made of cereals, mttk wn tne remcved and leavening com.

Kiund. It gives the same results In cook and baking that yoa would obtain by using fresh eggs. Try a 2S-cent package today. It will save yoa Sl-Ca at least. ASK YOUR GROCER 3-A Thu Phone 4580 Do Tour Christmas Shopping 'ovt DDCHIB SAY GILO-TABS ARE BEST Accord in cr to the world erMtnt physicians and medical experts, calo mei Is the best and only dependable remedy for breaking up a cold overnight or cutting short an attack of sore throat, deep seated coasrh.

in fluenza or la irrtoce. Now that scjtnt? bas purified calomel of all its nausea and dangerous qualities, the new knrf 01 eaiomei. calico, -calotabs Is even more popular than the old style. One Calotab on the tongue at bed time with a swallow of water that alL No salts, no nausea nor the slightest interference with your diet. nurtt.

or pleasures. exr morning your cold has vanished aad yocr whole svstem Is nnriflfri nt re freshed. Calotabs are sold ninv i original sealed packages, price thirty -five cents. Your druggist recommends and guarantees Calotabs and will re in na ine price 11 you are not delight- I ed with them. Adv.

1 This Fire-Fighter Says This: "I have used several packages of Cadomene Tablets and fotrnd Uiera 1 very beneficial, and have re com- mended them to several members of the fire department; Trho also speak well of the results. Most respectfully. "LOUIS A EAGLE, "Fire Marshal Lansdone, Fa." 1 For nervous, weak, impover-1 ished men and women there is nothing so good to build up as Cadomene Tablets; Sold sealed tubes by all druggists. Adv. i Clear YonrSHa YithCnticura AH drnnists: Soao JS.

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