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JSt PASO HERALD
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JAPAN GROWING IMFDGII MTITI1
RIGHERFASTi SfEEffiBiS: GIB'S if
Man Who Demands Trial in i Youngsters Pouring In to
Fl PASIl KNOWN
Has 2201 People With More
Than Quarter Million
a Piece.
- ipi Dec. 9 There are 2301
op !n Jd.pi wbo are worth more than
1 30 according to an Informal census.
tnC f-atlnp th ict that tfas number of
'iv jifople is constant! increasing In
m ' Is to b noted that those bating
r h i J5..0.0W cr half million yen.
'n - i i by 107: since the last ines-
. id m ia In 1311 The ratio of ln-
t 11" pr cent
n igg pal T-Jth cf the 22m rich
""mini at 3 470 00" Ouo "n or JI T3J-
0' f Iho' with or tn million jet. or
mi'. on dollars number 43 thoe ritn
r .. n 00 yet or J3wC 0M 73. and
c wuh over 1 00 000 yen or $ftvM
--irr ?j.Te 451. Cla-sifi'Hj by profeevien.
r : men head the list totaling 1433.
nn nit- land owner directors of banks
1 cihfr crmpantes. factory and mine ovn
-s an 1 peers Twenty-seven pe cent of
i a live in Tokio and 17 per cent at
OM3 CR DVMAGKS AM)Tiri2IS.
n automobile driven by E. IC
arn.s 51 East Missouri street was
1 ?M! damaged Friday evening when
was struck by a car driven by C W
-ke--': at Mesa avenue and Main
reT The automobile driven by
Jccr was undamaged.
Corporation Court By Jury
Is Convicted.
V. . Thurston was fined S-. lor
speeding by a jurj of six men Tridav
afternoon in the corporation court.
Thurston was arrested se-ral days
ago by motorcjele officer T Avant
and on being arraigned before judge
Thomas demanded a Jury trial
A Fulton -was fined $15 b ludse
Thomas Friday afternoon on a charge
of speeding Motorcycle officer Avant
testified that Mr. Fullan v. as driving
about 29 miles an hour on Grant avc-
nur Friday morning.
Thomas McMahan and G Jansen. em-
ployes of the quartermasters depart-
ment at Ft. miss were fined ?39 each
on charges of speeding.
Princess Chops Down
i ceo njnii iAcrcioCi
ilia Mon Renos. Corfu. ?reeoo rtw
9. Princess Alice of Greece who was I
formerly the English princess Alice of
a Atl l"aAfV Tr aM at A A .f -
down trees in order to keep herself in
good physical condition
Practical an
Inexpensive
Qbris t mas Gifts
JiV t7.e itfWe range o Christmas Gifts you can not
find anything more appropriate more welcome
or less expensive than a pair of House Slippers.
Women's Felt Slippers. Comfys and Romeos in all trie desirable
ctnaT $1 $1.25 & $1.5Q
Men's Felt Slippers. Opera Rcmeo and Comfy style. These will
Mai's Leather Slippers fen's Cavalier Boots in tan vici.
$1.75 to 3.50 $4.50
Children's and Misses Felt Slippers 75c 85c and $1.00
According to size
. 1 CJATB tl PASO'S
rjftfCPCATCSTStO? STOBtf .
203 Mesa.
THE CHRISTMAS SHOE STORE.
I SflBjiS' Read below hQwjrou
1 iBffi! ' crae Irl
See Collection of Birds;
Prizes Awarded.
Oiuldren's day and the annouucinc of
the awards bv show secretary li. Kav
Elliott featured the sixth annual ex-
hibition of EI IMo l'oultry association
Saturday
The doors of the show at 211 outh
Oregon btreet were thrown open to the
youngsters of the public schools at S
oilock. and the little ones began to pour
in early hems admitted free The exhi-
bition will close its successful fie day
session at 16 oclock tonight.
The awards -were made by judge J. E
Luce of ms Angeles. Calif who tiill
act as judge in the poultry show at San
Bernardino Calif . and the state exhibi-
tion at Tacoma. Wash both to be hld
this month
Lint of Anariln.
The awards as given out b Mr. El
liott are as follow s
Barred Plymouth Bocks J. Whitney
Uebb. 3. 1. hen. 1. cockerel. 2 pen. 2
pullet mated pen. ;. J. cockerel mated
ten.
Mrs. J. "Whitnev 'Webb :. cockerel 4
exhibition pen.
Dr. A. I Foote: 1 I. S. hen. 3 t. cock-
erel. 1 cock 5 exhibition pen J cock-
erel mated pen I pullet mated pen;
John S. Ecan. 1. Z 3 . 6. pullet. 1. ex-
hibition pen.
White Plymouth Rocks Mrs. W A.
Dudley Houston. Tex. 1 cockerel. 1 :
hen 1. 2 pullet. 1. pen.
Huff Plvmouth Bocks H J. & A. J.
Sherwood 1. 2 cockerel 1 2. 3. 4 5 pul-
let. 1 2 pen.
White Wyandottes Mrs II. M Bose.
llerkel. Tex.. 1. cock. 3 4. hen. 2. 3 5.
cockerel. 3. 4 hen. 1. 4. pullet. 1 pen.
H. E. Terrv. Portales X. M-. 5 cock.
5. pen
Homan poultrv farm. 3. 4. cock 1 2.
hen 4 cockerel. 3. pullet 5. 4. pen.
Dr Lee B. llerrington. Biesel. Tex.
3. toik 5 hen. 1 cockerel 2 3. pullet.
2. pen
Silvtr Wyandottes T. D. Porcher. 1
cockerel. 1. 3 3. 4. pullet. 1 pen.
a C BUode Island Beds F. a Miller.
Z. cock. 3. pullet. 4. pen Mrs. Clera Pol-
lock. 3. cock. Bed feather farm. Por-
tales. X M 1. 4. cock 3. 4 S. hen. 3
pen T O Mobley Trent Tex.. 1. 3. hen.
3 cock. 1 5. pullet 1 pen. H. G. Powers
Phoenix. Ariz 1 cockerel. 4. pullet. I
B. White. 4. 5. cockerel. J. G. Kilbourne.
2 2. 3. cockerel 3. pullet. 2 pen.
Buff Orpingtons. H. B. Elliott. Fa-
bens. Tex.. 1. 3. pen 1 3. 3. 4. 5 hen 1.
2 cockerel 1. 2. 3 4 5. pullet. 1. 2. 3.
pen.
Anconas 1L M. Whitfield. 1. cock. 1
cockerel. 1 2. 3. 4 5. hen 1 2. 3. pul-
let. 1 pen.
Single comb White Leghorns F. S.
Dillard 3. 5 cock: 1. hen. 1. 2. cockerel:
1. 2. 4. pullet; 1. pen. W. II. Eden. Fa-
bens Tex. 1 cock: 3. 5. cockerel; 5
pullet 3. pen. A. G. Woodford. Santa Fe.
X. M 2. 4. cocks. 2. 3. 4. E hen: 3. pul-
let: 2. 4 pen. E. C Beezley 4. cockerel
5. pen.
& C. Black Minorcas W. M. Hendry.
1. cock. 1. 2. 3. hen; 2. 3. 5. cockerel.
2. 4. pullet; 2 pen. Red feather farm. 2
cock: 2 5 hen: 1 cockerel. 1. 2. pullet:
1. pen. J. R. Gilchrist. 4 Tien; 4 cock-
erel 5 pullet: 3. pen.
S. C Rhode Island Whites Harley
Caldwell. Trinity Tex I 2. 3 4 5 cock:
1 2. 3. 4. 5 hen: 1 2. 2. 4. cockerel:
I. 2. pullet. 1 pen. F X. Thompson
Grandfield Okls.. 5. cockerel: 4. S. pul-
let: 2 pen. Lamers Hibbert. 3 pullet; 3
pen.
Bronze turkeys Red feather farm 1.
Tom: 2. hen R. R. Elliott. 1. hen.
Rouen ducks Edgar M- LeBarron
Mesa. Arlz 1. 2. drake 1. 2. duck.
Penciled Indian runners W. II. Eden.
1 2. 3. 4. 5. drake: 1. 2. 3. 4. S. duck.
Buff Cochin bantams X. F Miller.
1. cock; 1. hen. 1. 2 pullet.
B. B. Red games Herbert X Sher-
wood 1. cockerel; I. pullet. 4
Pisrona.
Mondaine Ventura squab farm. Ven-
tura Calif. 1 2 3. 4 5 cock; I. 2 3 4.
5. hen.
Carneaux Mrs SL P. Carlock. 1.
cock: 1 hen. Robert Homan. 2 3 4 0.
cock: 2 3. 4. 3. hen.
White and Silver Runts Mrs. M. P.
Carlock. all awards.
White Kings White Fantails. White
Pigmy Pouters All awards to Mrs. M.
t Ca rl oclc
"white Dragoons. White Homers All
awards to James B. GamewelL
Splashed Carneaux F. L. Mulberry
all awards.
Belgian Hares A. M. Sackett all
2. wards.
Champion Jtrreepatakek.
These premiums were open only to
members of the El Paso Poultrv asso-
ciation on El Paso county raised birds.
Unless specified exhibitors are from
""up for champion pen F. S. Dillard
Cup for champion cock. Dr. R. B. Ho-
man. Cup for champion cockerel II. J and
V J Sherwood.
Cup for champion hen. B- Ray Elliott.
Cup for champion pullet. F. C Miller
Shield for champion display. Dr. A. L.
Foote.
Cup for champion display. J S Egan
The aboe premiums werr not per-
1 mentl awarded since they must be
v. on two or three times before becoming
ti.e property of the winner
The following championships were
open to the competition of the world
Ar' ase foi best pen in show F. &
Dillard
Si in gold f"r pen commp greatest
distance Mr- " Dudle Houston.
Te
$10 mercliar iI'- for best pruup. cck
cckerel. hn and pullet and fountain
II ALL CITIES
; ask about if.
The first slep to success is BEGINNING to
SAVE. Would John D. Rockefeller have been the
richest man in the world if he had not SAVED his
FIRST DIME?
We offer you an easy way to begin. Come in; gel FREE a
'"Christmas Banking Club" book. Put in our bank only a DIME
increase your deposit only a DIME each week in 50 weeks you will
have $127.50.
You can also start in with 1 or 2 or 5 cents and increase your
deposit this same amount weekly for 50 weeks and hae $12.75
$25.50 or $63.75.
We also hae clubs here you begin with $1.00 or $2.00 or
$5.00 and put in this same amount eery week for 50 weeks and get
$50 or $100 or $250.
We add 4 per cent interest.
You can start TODAY START!
Union Bank and Trust Co.
1 04 San Antonio At the Sign of the Clock.
Get Eggs
Now
Fall and winter eggs bring big
money. Start your early-batched
pullets laying now keep them at
it all winter. Hurry along the
late ones. Help the hens through
the critical molting period when
they are weak and liable to con-
tract many diseases. Make every
bird a producer by using
Pratts
Poultry Regulator
It makes bens lay by supplying
the tomes they need at this season
snd quickly putting them in lay-
ing condition. It induces them
to eat better hastens digestion
and assimilation prevents dis-
orders of liver and bowels sfcrs
the egg-producing organs into
activity. Used by successful
poultrymea for nearly 50 years.
The cost is small one cent a
hen per month results are big.
Oar dealer in toot tavro h introe-
tions to ropply you with PrtU Prepa-
rations under our quare-dea.l guaran-
tee "Your money back if YOU ar
not aatitrted the euaranteo uat .
au stood lor nearir SO years.
M'rtU lodly for 6 pazt
2 FouUry Book FREE.
PRATT FOOD CO.
Philadelphia
Chicago j&
Toronto Bl 1 J
Show Man Says Everybody
Talks About Us and boi-
diers Advertise Us.
i
I -I rathrr fancr I can tell vou foipi
I ihings about E! Paso and its fame
' that will surpr.se job' said A. A.
Powers general manager of "The Greai
Wortham shons.' which Rre to appear
hre beginning Monday for the ben- -lit
of tne chaplains welfare work ot
the 23d infantr A Herald reporu.
had asked him what he thour-t of El
I'aeo and his reason for bringing hi-
rhows here for the winter.
"Do you know that I have luirdli
picked "up a paper for the past ear
or so without finding something '"
the way of news under an El Paso
:atc line"" he continued. Thia aroused
my curiosity as to the value of such
publicity and I began to ask ques-
tions. In all our big cities I would
ask for The Herald and I would then
talk with the newsstand proprietor
then I would talk with hotel men. with
the public in the hotels and with ieo-
ple on trains. I am referring nt to
no particular part of the United
vtl. Kut In th lti nf trie tnsr.
' est and north.
Ilerybudy Known El Pno.
"As soon as I mentioned El Paso. t-
peclally this year. I noticed an air of
interest and when I told people that
I was coming here again I began to
perceive that I received a good drjl
of attention. l-rybody. all over the
country seems to be familiar with El
Paso and they invariably speak of
as a great place and one which -
prosperous beond belief. Frequently
rtiAKA nivinTn knew nf the citv thrtmErh
! lour splendid publicity work in con
nection with tne Elephant Butte dam
project and again it was some well-to-do
farmer who had heard El Paso's
fame sung in connection with some of
our recent congresses so successfully
held here
"All this wonderful publicity made
a great impression on all of us and
we decided to change our entire 'nlans
J so that we could winter here. 1 tell
you. It has made me feel pretty good
in the past few months to announce
that El Paso was our permanent quar-
ters and I expect that next spring the
fact that we have been here all winter
will be worth thousands and thousands
of dollars to us in the way cf pub-
licity. Soldier an Booster.
"It is remarkable the advertising ou
are getting from the troops stationed
here. I hare run across hundreds of
men during the past ear who have
served in El Paso and they tertainli
are enthusiastic boosters for our
comraunitj. They are the regulars who
hate been discharged and who hate
gone to different parts of the country.
"I am glad to come back here and
especially glad that I am here under
the wing of chaplain Chouinam. oe-
cause he is a wonder and father Duni-
gan who is assisting him in pulling off
this carnii al is also In a class by him-
self. These men may run boxing and
other sports but believe me. when
th.. looked oer our attractions be-
fore engaging us for the week the
proed that they were indeed from
Missouri and you may rest assured that
El Paso will witness the cleanest car-
nival ever seen in this part of the
country."
ren for best cock. awarBed to Mrs. II
M Bose. of Merkel. Tex.
Fountain pen for best cockerel. Mrs.
W. A. Dudley. Houston. Tex.
Bottle of perfume for best hen. W
M. Hendry.
Fountain pen for best pullet. F S
Dillard.
Two pairs of gloves for second best
rock and cockerel to Red Feather farm.
Portales. X. M.
Pair of gloves for second best hen.
Dr R. B. Homan
Pair of gloves for second beat nullet
and silk shirt for best particolored bird
and pick and shovel for best display
from a farmer T. O. Mobley of Trent.
Tex.
..T?n of coaI or largest display. J.
Whitney Webb.
$5 in gold for second largest display.
Dr A. Ll Foote
Rug for best solid colored bird. F S.
Dillard.
American Clans. Sweepstake.
Cup for best display. Dr. A. L. Foote
Cup for best pen. is to be won twice
for permanent ownership awarded to
Mrs. H Ji. Rose. Merkel Tex.
Itazor for second best pen Dr L R.
llerrington. Riesel Tex.
Box of cigars for second best pen of
Plymouth Rocks. H. J. and A. J. Sher-
wood. Cups for best pens of Barred Ply-
mouth Bocks. one for each class-
cockerel mating. Dr A T.. Foote- pul-
let mating J. S. Egan exhibition pen
J. S. Egan.
5 in gold for best rn "W hite Pl -mouth
Rocks. Mrs W. A Dudlo Hous-
ton. Tex.
White Wandottes Cuk for b. st pen
Mrs. H. M. Rose. Merkel Tex . $J gold
for best cockerel. Dr. L. R. Herrinctoi
Riesel. Tex ; $5 gold for best pullet
Mrs. H. M. Rose. MerkeU Tex. and ST ; .
worth of merchandise for second b. m
pen. Dr L. R. llerrington
Rhode Island Reds both combs n.
peting Cup for best pen. T ) fo!
lei . statue for se ond best pen J
Kilbourne.
KnglNh CInMH. necpMakr.
Cup for best pn. ash tr.t fur i i 1
best pen and house slippers for se. unu
best pen. t up for best pen of Buff
pingtons. IL Ray Elliott Fabens. T.
Mediterranean t'Jn.x SiTrrpxtnkei.
Cup for beat pen F. s Inl'.ird.
to glasoes for secon.i l.est pen
G V oodford. Santa Fe N L
Minorcas -Qup for b.st n. n. Red
Feather farm. Portales. X M
Hundred pounds poultry feed sucond
best pen. W M. Ilendrj
Amonas One roll of' roofing paper
for second best pen H M Whitfield
Ighorn Cup fT best p-u of White
i-cgliorn-.. ! p nillard
fllasses for second best i..n A G
Woodford. anta Fe. X. .M
NofiHtamlnrri llrr.1.
Rhode Island Whites Cup tor I. -t
pen and $; gold for best pen. Hari.
ddwell. Canutillo. Tex. two months
Tlertisment in trade journal F X
1 homp!'ii. i.ra nd field okl.i
TurUn $ 5" worth of m--haiidi"
lor lrt-t Tom. Red Feathtr farm. l"oi-
lalex. X M
Ducks 12 JO worth of mr handise
best pair. W II Eden. Tabens Tea
Pigeons Si gold for best dispU
Mrs. M. P Carlock JI worth of theat. r
tickets for second bet di-pla en-
lura Squab farm Ventura. Calif.
Bantams Cap for best pair. X r
Miller
I!abbit Ji mtrchandise for le-t dis-
plav of five or r-orc. A M. Sackett
special premuijis for wom'-n exhibit-
ors titatue with mirror for be-t di--r
aj. and So In gold for btst pen Mrs
II. M Rose of Merkel Tex
Eisrht ounce bottle of pe. fume for
"econd best pen Mrs. W A. Dudlet.
Houston. Tex.
$2 for best pen of Rhude Island
Whites entered bj boy or girl txhib-
ltor Lamers Hibbert. Canutillo. Tex
Rocker for best dozen of eggb Dr
R. B- Homan.
The -.ecretarv is certifing to the ra
nous specialty clubs the names of lub
rembers competing at this sho u
the- i lub ribbons.
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KracKajacK Bicycles
The Ideal Gift For Boys and Girls
RFONDAY we begin the Christmas Campaign with the largest and
most varied stocfy we have ever shown. Sensible gifts of the Sub-
stantial Irind is the rule here. This applies especially to gifts for the young
folks. Mechanical Toys form a large part of our present Christmas Stock
and We cordially invite parents to make an inspection of this section. The
following brief catalog should interest you. The items themselves will in-
terest you considerably more come and see them.
"KracKajacK" Gifts For Boys
Shot.Guns $6.00 to $30.00
Target Rifles $3.75 to $15.00
Air Rifles $1.00 to $4.00
Hunting Coats Pants Lcgg'ms.
Foot Balls $1.00 lo $6.00
Boxing Glomes $2.00 lo $6.00
Punching Bags $2.00 to $5.00
Jerseys and Sweaters $1.50 to $5.00
Bicycles $25.00 lo $35.00
Horse Shoe Magnets 10c lo $1.00
Watches $1.25 lo $4.00
Pocket Knives 25c lo $2.00
Ever Ready Flashlights 75c lo $2.00
BOYS' WACONS. HAND CARS AND AUTOMOBILES
"KracKajacK" Gifts For Girls
Chafing Dishes $6.00 lo $15.00
Electric Chafing Dishes $15.00 lo $20.00
Icy Hot Bottles and Carafes. .52.00 to $8.00
Electric Curling Irons $2 JO lo $5.00
Tea Trays 25c lo $3.00
Pocket KnHes 50c lo $3.00
Tennis Rackets $1.25 lo $8.00
Basket Balls $3.00 to $8.00
Bicycles $25.00 to $35.00
Roller Skates 5.25 to $2 JO
To Out-of-Town Customers
Orders fcs mail miW be promptly and carefully filled. We ask out of toven customers lo antici-
pate their Tvanls as much as possible so thai there v?ill be no doubt about getting the Christmas
things to vou in ample lime.
Here You Will Find
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Grain-fed hens of-
ten carry yolks they
can't complete into
ccr became tacirtecd
lacks srAi(e-ormini7
rmtrimenta Misonrl
Exretlraest Ptatlon tests show that
i"0 lbs. of wheat cora. oats.barlLj.
kal r cm mate 22 T"U to only
IHwtitcs. Daicdoataisdata
Yoll. Whit..
Furiaa Scratch
Faedroak.s Z47.49 14Z.I1
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Chowder ro.aa. 1 82 OS 2S2 5S
Total 429.54 4Z4.6S
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number ol yolfes and whites and
more ot both than ordlaary leeda.
T ist's why we can ovaroafa
More eggs or money back
on Purina Chicken Cbowdir it fed
with Purmi Scratch Feed as direct.
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