El Paso Herald from El Paso, Texas • Page 13

Wednesday, 3, 1913 13 TAl IttI The Ethics of theLoveGame HOW tO i Nobody Should Sit In It Who Is "Sot b. Good Sport Banish Breach of l'romlse Suits. By Dorotny Blx. let Rider x-zema j. Th ks- Every Week For the past few years has told a Utile story of values to the public in relation to their cues and their glasses.

We Believe It has been the means of educating many to the importance of having their eyesight properly cared for. For the best in examination and glasses, consult the El Paso Optical Inc. mmjt ROMAXTKj people what the old- fashioned novels called men and i wuimru ui avjiuuiciti vanuuL uui i be shocked and horrified at the num. ber of breach of promise suits that i occupy the attention of the courts. I In all of these cases' the aggrieved party has not hesitated to repeat every tender thing that was said, to reveal the most sacred confidences, to mane i the messaKes natt Yer Tf you bruise your hand, you will no- atkVoJdVvras Invite c.

that a scab forms, and when it as anything told in the confessional. falls off, now skin has formed. Did 1 and to hold up the party of the other i salve do it? No! Skin is the same as I part the once beloved and adored he muscle, bone, sinew, ligament. All are or sne for tne jeers ana neers 01 a from the blood, from the ma- mMmmm i ribald world. i A IUtleon.i Exhibition.

1 In every case it has been a hideous exhibition of lack of taste, of lack or terials that your stomach and intes- i tines convert zrom food into what we call blood. And this blood circulates delicacy, of lack of every fine feeling in the myriad of tiny blood vessels in I desecration 01 ine noiy ui uwira the skin. Start from your stomach. I where blood materials begin, and It won't bo Ions before you are free of eczema, use S. a.

b. ror a snort time, and not only will eczema disappear, but the entire blood will be renewed. There is one ingredient in 'S. S. S.

which serves the active purpose of stimulating each cellular part of the That there are bound to be risks in body to the healthy, judicious selection courtship goes without saying. Indeed. of it3 own essential nutriment. That the risks are. what makes it -worth re'generates the blood supply; tome a -hy it has such a tremendous influence anv woman he fancied was ready to in overcoming eczema, rash, pimples, i jump down his throat to say "yes, and and all skin afflictions.

nf rh human soul. The breach of promise case should be thrown out of court, and the one who brings it should have me taboo placed upon him or her. Love is outside of the jurisdiction of the law. for. one thing, and for another it is impossible to tell whether any one is really dam-aired in sentiment and injured in emo tions.

see our display Of new fail hats. Mcdonald says no special session Mew 3IexicoGoveraorDedlcates 3ounty Courthouse, and Say Legislature Will Xot Meet. Albuquerque. N. Sept.

3. If there any talk of an extra session of the legislature next winter, it has not reached his ears, governor McDonald says. He did not appear to believe that any necessity for his calling a special session would arise. The governor passed through here last night returning from Dos Lunas, where he spoke yesterday at the dedication of the new Valencia county courthouse. Attorney general Frank W.

Clancy and secretary of state Antonio Lucero, also attended the dedication. thank von. too." the minute he popped the question, the chances are that he would never pop it at alL The Lure. It is the thrill of danger, the fear that, another may win her, or that he may fail to please her, or fire her fancy, that stimulates the man and makes him break his. neck running after her.

Precisely the same thing may be said of women. The woman who falls in love with a man exerts all of her skill to catch him. She also has taken her chances, and if in the end, just as she thinks she is about to land him, he breaks away and swims oil, sne snouia be enough of a sport to accept her luck with a rnod emrft. Tbey are poor players at love who do not find the game worth the candle and who, having danced, begrudged the piper his price. Suppose a man does get jilted by his sweetheart has he not had his dream of love? Has he not known the bliss of days, and weeks and sometimes even years of courtship? Has he not known the rapture' of reading fcnd re-reading letters that breathed words of.

endearment? Has he not thrilled to a thousand stolen kisses? What more daes the greedy beggar want? Pays As He Goes. Or suppose a man does love and ride awav. Sad undoubtedly for poor Marl-anna in her Moated Grange, but it is better tol have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. The only abjectly miserable woman is the woman who has never had a romance. Inasmuch as love cannot be manu-roinr to order it Is one of the un written laws of the love game from this is Mister Hathaway of Call- K-s-v that either Darty tires, he on she has a right to lay down his or her hand on tne raoie ana nun.

uu no more ado ab6ut it. It is a loathsome thing to think that a man would be willing to make a woman marry un n.hn not want to. or a woman I would accept a husband who balked at Pthe thought of her. or in view of not getting husband or wife would take a money consideration. Nobodv should sit in the love game who isn't a good sport and a game loser and who does not play for tne sake of the game instead of the stakes.

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By mail, 15 cents additional. Advertisement. Uearance Sale All Pianos and Players at argam rrices during this month. Call early and note the louftorices. F.

G. Billings 102 North Stanton Get a bottle of S. S. S. at any drug store, and you will not only feel bright and energetic, but you will he the pic- ture of new life.

S. S. S. is prepared only in tne laDoratory or u.ne swut Specific 189 Swift Atlanta, Ga. Beware of any attempt to sell you something "Just as good." Little Bobbie and His Pa Pa Brings a Friend Home From the Banquet and the Man Is Very Blue and- Cries.

By William F. Kirk STATED up late with Ma last nlte beekaus Pa went to a lodge bank-wet and Ma sed she wud feel lone- sum up in the country if I dident stay up keep her cumpany. I guess Ma was kind of scared, beekaus wen we are in the city thare is always the poleece to call up up in the country thare isent any poleece. So I stayed up. Pa was awful good, for him.

He knew Ma me was up waiting for him. so he dident stay vary long at the bankwet. He was hoam at 11 oclock, but he brought a man with him the man had drank too much cham-pane Pa had enuff too. Mister Hathaway, sed Pa, here Is wire, sea. "Jc fTiri he has had out it is a wonaenui ming 10 nave Mft? him bVeak even nas naa wonderful fambly.

sed Mister Hath of it makes him Break even. away 1 used to have a wonderf ONLY ONE COUPON NECESSARY NOW Present It at the Hernia's Office and, Witn a Little Cash, Get a Dictionary. The Herald has been congratulated on every side on account of its ofrer of the best dictionary published in exchange for six coupons and a small ex-pense bonus. A great many people eagerly grasped that opportunity. The dictionary distribution is to close In a few days, however, and in order to bring it to a brisk windup and give its readers more benefit than ever.

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It is wholly modern and uptodate. Four cars sash, doors and mouldings, bought for spot cash, at bargain prices. Lander Lumber Co. Advertisement. BISBEE'S MONEY ORDER BUSINESS BREAKS RECORD Bisbee, Sept.

2. A money order business of more than 500,000. said to be the iarjrest for any city of its size in the. Unitetf States, was transacted by the local postoffice for the fiscal year, figures on which have just been compiled. During the vear a total of domestic money orders were issued, receipts beinc 355,252.22.

Of international money orders, 4702 were issued, most of them in the Christmas season, and representing a total of $131,027. The local office is the headquarters for smaller offices, such as Hereford. Lewis Springs and others, and these paid in a total of $la(l 64.62. This makes a grand total for the year of fornv. Bobbie, tnis is jiusier xiain-away of the Golden West.

He is a skoller a gentleman. It does my hart good to run into a westerner eggenn, sed Pa. I was telling Mister Hathaway he wud have to stay here tonite insted of going to a hotel. You have a wonderful fambly, sed Mister Hathaway, wen he was taking off his overcoat, a wonderful fambly. hndent saw us at all.

he was look ing on the floor for a peg on wich to I hang his overcoat on. Yes. I think they are wonderful, i sed Pa. I xt is a wunuvnui uiiug uo-v a. onderful fambly too, a wife son.

but that was long ago. They are sleeping thare last sleep now, rt Ware the blue Pacific rolls endlessly in upon the golden strand. Then Mister Hathaway beegan to cry. Thare, thare. sed Ma, doant feel so badly.

Let me hang up your coat taik tnis chare. These teers are unmanly, sed Mister Hathaway, but wen I think how happy I once was, see how happy yure hus- band is now. I mustvwreep. The work ings of Fate are inskrutabel, he sed. Then he tried -to set down on the back of the chair Ma helped him into his seet.

Tell me all about the bankwet, sed Ma. Did you have a nice time? How cud I have a nice time, sed Mister Hathaway. The guests were smiling the wins was sparkling, but I cuddent touch it. It wud have choked me, he sed, beekaus my hart was away out in the west, ware the blue Pacific thunders aggenst the Seal Rocks. Then he began to cry sum moar.

I was out thare three years ago with my husband sed Ma, we saw all the seals on the rocks. Thay was very cunning, I thought, they played around so happy. Of course thay played around happy, sed Mister Hathaway. Why shuddent thay be happy? Did them seals have and wunderful fambly lying under the green sod of my native state? No, thay did not. Who dares to say that they did? he hollered.

Nobody, my deer Mister Hathaway, sed Ma. Pleese calm yure self You shud at least have sipped sum of the wine, sed Ma. It wud have cheered you up. The wine, the sparkling, mocking wine, sed Mister Hathaway. Take it away from tine! Why shud I drink wine? What is wine to me? I scorn It.

sed Mister Hathaway. Then he went to sleep in the chair Ma wiped the teers oil his cheeks sed Poor -nan, I haven't the hart to skold now. Ma is a deer Ma. Then Pa put his friend to bed. Extra Special $4.50 This large, heavy iron frame swinging chair, adjustable to A Cjffc any position, for EL PASO JENT H.

J. COLLINS, Mgr. 312 S. El Paso St. Torpid IJver la'a'flne field for the Malarial Germ and it thrives wonderfully.

The certain result in such cases 13 a spell of Chills. 2fl a Powerful Chill Tonic an3 Liver It put3 tho liver In healthy, Vigorous condition and cures the chill3 by destroying the disease germs which infest tho system. Herblne is a fine anti- periodic medicine, more effec- tive than the syrupy mixtures that sicken the stomach; be- cause it not only Kills the dis ease germs, but acts effectively in the liver, stomach and bow els, thus putting the system in condition to successfully resist the usual third or seventh, dav return of the chill. Herbine is a cleansing and Invigorating iceuitiuB lur iuo wiiuie ooay. Price 50c per Bottle JamesF.Ballard.Prop.

St.LouIs,Mc I I Stephens Eye Salvo is a heallns ointment for Sore Eyes. ESoLOAKpRccoMneNOEaBv If ft ykM i ohhrhpsk II iz 5 II dm I flffibif. III:" SlillliMV'ri; I'lips! flllliPHliP Hliillit 1 mi jhh i IIMII'iifllliiiSSiiinS 'ir W' I y' A Wonderful Offering of Ladies' and Isses' Fall Suits at $17.50 and $25.00 EVERY woman and Miss who is in need of a Fall suit, will find this announcement of great interest. The suits we are offering are the most approved models for Autumn and Fall; many of them are exact and clever adaptations of the most popular and fashionable European styles. You will certainly find a model in this store entirely to your satisfaction, for here we have the plain tailored suits in a variety of new materials, the tastefully trimmed styles with coat tail effect, all which are very popular this season.

These suits are fashioned along the newest lines. They are designed to fit perfectly, and are made of superior quality material including serges, brocades, poplins, wool brocades, in all the latest and most popular colors, and were made to sell for $25.00 and $35.00. Specialy priced at. and $25.00 SUITS SILKS $45.00 Suits in Broadcloth skirt and brocaded coat, collar and cuffs trimmed sar- $33.75 S35.00 Suits in Bedford cord serges, pop lin in all the latest shades 85c Beautiful Fall Dresses Specially Priced $12 Silk Poplin Dresses $8.50 ortt sp1 $9 Silk Dresses $6.95 Special Sale of Silk Remnants SKIRTS 36-Inch pongee in natural color, worth 51.25, -Special 40-incit Brocade Crepe and crepe meteor, in beautiful designs, the latest colors for street gotvna, worth, rf AQ to $2.25 Special TbO 40-Inch Crepe de Chine, navy, pink, Mais Ambeauly, red, light blue, rf OP worth $1.75 and $L50, Special 1 0 27-Inch Silk Ratine, pink, PQ white; -worth 85c, Special OI7C 42-Inch Ratine, beautiful gray, brown and blmv with, stripes; tnis is lyC, grade skirts in ratine, eponge, wool CA WW.UU SPECIAL WASH GOODS CREEE, RATINE, BROCADED POPLUT, TISSUE, PIQUE AND BULGARIAN GALATEA. A wonderful assortment of high skirts in ratine, eponge, wool broches, specially priced at All classes and kinds at less than half price Pongee, taffeta, messaline, China, Jap, satin and crepes plain and brocaded: Come before they are gone.

Special sale all week, 14, 23, 25, 35, 39 59 1ILLINERY Hew Trimmed and Tailored Hats, values $10 and $18, Specially Priced $5.75 and $9.75 Stunning creations from our own workrooms, exact copies from the reiv smartest and most popular European and Eastern models. Our Miss Alexander, who has just arrived to take charge of our millinery department, hails from the East where fashion has its birth, imbued with the latest styles and creations. A real modiste. We are confident if you will consult her, before buying your Fall hat, you will not only accomplish a saving but get latest and minutest details that fashion decrees. She is an artist and an expert in her line.

You are cordially invited to visit her, even though you may not have intentions of buying. A Few Items From Our Basement Salesroom Short length in cretonnes, pretty Jllf floral designs. 12 l-2c value 2C Curtain drapery 24 inches wide, large variety of colors and designs. Recular 10c value Ingrain carpet, neat floral design, 75c value, yd 10 quart grey enamel chamber pail, 89c value 72x90 white bed sheets, Regular 50c value 59c 69c 39q No. 8 Heavy tin wash boilers, with cover complete.

CQr 7oc value vv Large willow clothes basket, reinforced top and bottom. 7Qr $1.00 value 46-Inch table oil cloth, in colors onlv; 25c value 9 Gallon heavy galvanized iron garbage cans, regular SL00 value QC- Special OOC 15c -HOME OF LOW PRICES CARRIZOZO TO HAVE TWO BIG FIELD DAYS Lincoln Countr Will Celebrate Completion of Courthoune and on September 20 and 2T. Canizozo, N. Sept. 3.

Lincoln countx and Carrizozo -will celebrate the completion of the new county court house on Sept. 26 and 27 with a two days field day. barbecue and dedica tion of the new court bouse. The bar- i becue will De tree, me races, baseball tournament, poat herdlnj? and roplne bronco busting ana other outdoor sports will be included on the program of the two days of entertainment for the visitors to Carrizozo. The commercial club is in charge, which insures the success of the celebration.

Purses amounting to $500 will be offered an invitations extended to the southwest to attend. The committee which will have I charge of the celebration are composed I of the following Lincoln county people: Executive committee, H. S. A. Camp-! bell.

F. Gurney, J. A. Haley. Finance soliciting committee.

John E. Bell, Albert Ziegler, Chas. A. Stevens. Racing and goat ropinjr committee, A.

T. Roberts, Horace French, Jerry i Kelley-; Baseball, A. J. Rolland, A. A.

HjghfilL H. Johnson. R. T. Lucas.

I Advertising and program committee. Lee B. Chase, John A. Haley. 1 Barbecue committee, P.

M. Johnson, G. T. arcQuillen. T.

A. Spencer. Dance committee. O. W.

Bamberger, I H. B. Dawson. William Kahler. jr.

Music committee, W. W. Stadtman, A. 1 F. Roselle.

Dedication committee, women of the town. Reception committee. Rev. J. W.

Campbell and the club. Horticulture committer A. H. Harvey, W. L.

Gumm. COURT IX SESSION" AT MIDLAXD; DOCKET HGI1T Midland, Texas, Sept 3. The fall session of the 70th judicial district court has convened at Midland. There is a light docket, with but few civil cases and the most important of a light criminal docket aro two murder trials transferred from Andrews and Reeb I counties. EOyerlandiSd A Clearance of La France Shoes at the Minimum Price of $2.49 4 MZNOf LITE IS FOUND LOSE ID HIE! (Continued from page 11.) sible source of both potash and alumina and interest therefore attaches to several of the recent discoveries of this mineral by geologists of the geological survey.

A recent investigation of.the Xogales region, in southern Arizona, by F. Scnrader. of the survey, revealed a de-post of alunlte. Analysis of rock samples collected from the Evening Star copper prospect by IMr. Scnrader showed large percentages of alumina and potash, and while the discovery of the alunite was only Incidental to the investigation of the copper deposits, it has served to suggest that other alunite deposits may be found in this formation, which occupies an area of many square miles.

Mr. Schrader states that the property belt in which the alunite was found "wouFd commend Itself for prospecting in case a practical process is developed for the reducton of alunite to soluble notash salts and in the light of the fact that a study of the alunite deposits near Marysvale, Utah, and in other parts of the western states by the United States geological survey indicates that the mineral alunite may become at some future time an mportant source of alumina." WORK IS RESUMED IN M'KINLEY MINE Prescott, Sept. 3. Operations havebeen resumed on a large scale at the McKinley Mining and Development situated In the Copper Basin uisttict. The company has been amply financed.

Three shifts are working on a plan or development that has been mapped 2h mnths ahead. The main ian i to De sunk from 636 feet to the sin foot level. It Is estimated that at three yeins will be intor-ohL After tnat Plnt has been run? crosscuts and drifts will bo All indications are that the McKinley mint. the Commercal ls one of the largest pro- 1 sitJ ore Yavapai county, to be een chosen for a new mill Fortune the holdings of the creek MmlnB company, on Big Bug and 80 tons of ex-dump1 fiiB0E je are now on the nel that thlsjore is from a beinK driven. The IS'a thla At11 tiniiim.

Li ore shoot is con- that it con- 13iu feet dstanuth end the property- SONORA MINES SHIP HEAVILY IN AUGUST Douglas, 3. August waa another very prosperous month for the port of Agua Prieta, the ore shipments into the United States amounting to almost 3,000,000 pesos and the receipts of the collector, from duties to 65,000 pesos. The following is a statement of shipments and amounts for August: acozari, 336 cars, 13,140 tons; El Tlgre, seven cars. 253 tons; El Temblor, one car. 20 tons; VEsperanza, one car, 18 tons; TijeTa, one car, 34 tons; Va-quero, one car, 38 tons; Estrello, 14 cars, 434 tons; La Union, one car, 25 tons: Santa Marguerita 12 cars, 36S tons; San Ygnaclo, one car, 10 tons; Archipelago, one car.

14 tons; El Gallo, 24 cars, 694 tons; Bellota one car, 49 tons; San Carlos one car, 22 tons; Ale-mania, one car, 17., tons. Total cars. 403; total tons, 15.124. El Tigre, 79 bars G. S.

Bullion, pounds. Estimated value in Mexican currency: Copper, silver. gold, $386,900. Total. $2,881,200.

THIN MUDFILLS EMMA MINE SHAFT Silver City. X. Sept. 3. News has been received here that while driving a drift in the Emma mine in the direction of the Hanover mountain, a great mass of thin mud was encountered which flowed through the tunnel and rose over 100 feet in the shaft.

It was too thick to handle with pumps and had to be bailed out. It is said to be the first time such a thing has happened in the history of mining at Fierro. Some time ago a vast quantity of water was struck on the 400 foot level and large pumps had to be ordered to empty the mine. Ore in the mine continues to carry big values. SALT LAKEMEN GET ST.

LAWRENCE GROUP Tularosa, N. Sept. 3. The St. Lawrence group of- claims.

36 miles west of here, owned by Kunze. Miller and Latham, have been leased and bonded to a syndicate of Salt Lake City interestts. The consideration ls unknown. MOGOLLOX SHIPS 17.000 1ST BULLION TO SILVER CITY Silver City. N.

Sept. 3. Shipments of bullion from the Mogollon district, received in Silver City last week, aggregated $17,000. FOUR ARE KILLED IN SLIDE OF GRAVEL Prescott, Sept. 3.

Four laborers were buried alive In the slide of a gravel embankment at Clarkdale. Their bodies were recovered an hour later. The dead are: Gallardo, Peronllo Madueno. Apolindor Pasquez and Pedro Alonzo. About 30 men.

emploved by the Snider Contracting company, were shoveling at the embankment when tho slide came. All escaped except the four. atch Your Baby ese Dummer Liltle Stomachs Ccl Out of Order Easily In Hot Weather. During the hot months mothers should look very carefully to the condition of the bowels of babies and young children, and. for that matter.

It ls very important in the lives of people at all ages. Care should be taken that the water is pure, the milk wholesome and the fruit ripe (though not over-ripe), and that not too much of anything is eaten. When trouble results It is usually In the form of constipation or of diarrhoea. If the child loses appetite, ls fretful or languid, and complains of headache, you may look for constipation. Give it a small dose of Dr.

Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at night on retiring, and by morning this pleasant laxative will have acted and the child will be its normal self again. At the first sign of a summer cold every particular just what she and her also give Syrup Pepsin, as the cleaning family need. out of the bowels will usually be sufU- Avoid giving children cathartics, cient to break the cold. Summer purgatives, pills or powders, as they diarrhoea can be stopped in the same are too harsh. Confine yourself to a way by ridding the bowels of the pois- gentle laxative-tonic like Dr.

Caldwell's ons and germs that cause the trouble. Syrup Pepsin. You can. obtain it of any Thls opinion of the value of Syrup druggist at fifty cents and one dollar Pepsin is shared by thousands of people a bottle, the latter being the family like Mrs. Ella DenzeL 124 Nichols size.

Stratford, who uses It success- Families wishing to try a free sample fnllv herself and gives it to her two bottle can obtain it. postpaid, by ad-little bovs- and Mrs, CL C. Allen of dressing Dr. W. B.

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