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EL PASO HERALD
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Many Governors Elect and I Panhandle Counties Add To
Former Governors At
Acreage ana jteporu viup
in Good 'Condition.
tend the Conference.
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Xash.r.gton D C. Doc 14. The
ninth annual governors' conference
opened here today with more than a
score of state chief executives present
to discuss state administrative prob-
lems and other questions. About an
equal number of governors elect and
former gorersnors were in attendance.
One of the most important subjects
ior discussion today was the executite
budget for which a plea was to be
made by governor Harrington of
Maryland. The session was opened by
governor "Win. Spry of Utah and ad-
dresses were made by governor Spanki-
ng of New Hampshire and others.
Other governor on hand when the
onference began or expected wtrre.
Henderson. Alaoama Holcomb. Con-
.ecticut. Miller Delaware. Trammell.
Florida: Dunne. Illinois Capper. Kan-
sas. McCall. Massachusetts; Major.
Missouri: Stewart Montana. Fielder
New Jersev: McDonald. New Mexico;
Whitman. New York: Craig. North
Carolina. 'Brumbaugh. Penney lvanlaj
Manning North Dakota: Byrne South
Dakota: Gates. Vermont: Stuart vir-
gin 'a Kendrick. Wyoming.
From freight clerk to president of
the Southern Pacific railroad is the
proud record bv William Sproule
PYRAMID
Trial
Free
For
Piles
The Quicker Von Get a Free Trial
of P-rramld Pile Treatment the Bet-
ter "it Is. "What Too Are Looking
For.
Don't talk operation. If you can't
wait for a free trial of Pyramid
Pile Treatment get a 50c bos at any
drug store and get relief now. If
not near a store send coupon for
free trial package In plat- wrapper
and get rid of itching- bleeding and
protruding piles hemorrhoids and
snch rectal troubles. Take no substitute.
FilEE SAE1P" E COUPON
PTHA3I1D DRUG COTIPANT.
617 Pyramid Building
Marshall. Mich.
Kindly send me a Free sample
of Pyramid Pile Treatment. In
plain wrapper.
Name .......
Street . .
rttv. . . .
State.
jj2?tVVi e
R
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esm
the tested
skin-treatment
If youwanttocrriMtnon your
skin there are plenty of treatments
to experimentwith. Butifyotrwant
something whose value has been
f raven by years and j ears of suc-
cessful use if you want a treatment
that doctors prescribe constantly
that yon hiovo contains nothing
harsh or injurious you will find it in
Resinol Ointment aided by Resinol
Soap. It usually stops itching in-
stantly and rarely fails to clear
away all trace of eczema or similar
tormenting skin-eruption.
Resinol Ofatjaent and Resind Scap are sold
by alt drnffpts. For trial free write to Dept-27-R
Resinol Baltimore Md.
Safe Home Treatment
for Objectionable Hairs
(Boudoir Secrets)
The electric needle is not required for
the removal of hair or fuzz for with
the use of plain delatone the most
stubborn growth can be quickly ban-
ished A paste is made with water and
a little of the powder then spread over
the hairy surface In about 2 minutes
it i- rubbed off and the skin washed.
Thi simple treatment not only removes
the hair but leases the skin free from
olemish. Be sure you get genuine dela-
tone. Adv.
CANDY SALE
On Our
Sliced Cocoanut Bars
15c the Pound
SATURDAY ONLY
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Amanllo. Tevas. I- . -St. '
Panhandle counties have made reports
of increased heat acreage accord' Ti-
to reports received by the Amaril'
News. Generally the condition of the
crop is favorable and indications are
that the betterment of the crop wil'
be equivalent to th ga'" n acreage
None of the counties -'.or deer ase
in acreage.
Childress countv uitu - 'CO acres
shows an increase of 1" per c.nt.
The early sown field- are d 'Ing S?a
Jut cold weather l- P"V?a late
most favorable growth of the late
crop- Flrlv ir Cent Increa.r.
Deaf Smith county expects to h
-. ne acres which will make the in-
crease 50 Per cent. The crop condi-
tion is :5 per cent better than that of
list year. Early rains have been l r.c-
HCherman county reporting an e-t -mite
for S0.600 acres will show an in-
"ffemphm Kwith 25.000 acre
ihow? an estimated increase of from
!S S i0 per cent. The crop condition
f rood with moisture plentiful
"jSSE county with W" S"
jio oer centf the acreage amounting
toSOOO Lubbock county. PfnS
only 6S0 acres shows an increase of
5S1 per ceuu i
Roswell Boy Gels Gold
Medal For Besl Field
Crop Showing In Slate
. -c. V if- Dec. 14. r.obert
awarded the gold medal ofered by (
C Mersfelder. aireciui '--.:-education
in New Mexico for ma?.ns
the best showing in 191 a ii.V.
crop planted on a half acre Jot. This
word was received from Professor "V T
Conway of the State college the state
'1USUekldaend is a -ember of the Bos-
well high school. He not only stands
highest in the field crops making him
?h! stole champion having raised SO
bushels of corn on one-half acre a a
cost of only J5.S0. but he also ra sed
a good pig and was given second place !
fn the pig raising contest and won two
premium? in the open contest. Both
St the projects with Premiums won
netted him the sum of about l- ami
a trip to the state fair.
Americans Hurry Scurry
And Worry; Look Fine
Bui Die Quile Young.
I out of a total of 1.300.000 examined for
1 ... . . v. v. mttenhouse. of
the Equitable Life Assurance society
todar urged the need for improving
the physical preparedness of the people
of the United States.
The composite physical American
lcoks smooth pink and healthy said
Mr. Rittenhouse. "He is a good liver
(I said is. not hasl. He hurries. He
has no time to waste. The average
age at death of the American people
is about -10 the medium age. 4!. He
is trying with the aid of new knowl-
edge and inventions to crowd the ex-
periences of two life times Into one.
"His digestive organs have been given
so many new and arduous duties to
which they were not trained that they
are showing signs of rebellion. He Is
seriously overstraining his heart ar-
teries kidneys nerves and digestion
as their rapidly Increasing death rate
shows. He could detect and head off
these troubles if he would go to his
doctor for an occasional examination.
He is more than well rounded at the
belt and slightly so at the shoulders.
T nder exertion he is short winded
cue to lack of exercise or bad heart.
His 400 muscles are virtually all soft
and weak from lack of use. He is
designed as an erect outdoor animal
with feet and legs for service but he
lies down by night and sits down by
day. He never walks when he can
ride He scurries around at his work
gets tired and nerve worn and thinks
this is physical exercise whereas hi?
muscles and joints have been virtually
idle."
United Stales Leads the
World In Life Insurance;
Carries $227 Per Capita.
New York Dec 14. The United
States with less than a 15th of the
population of the earth now has more
life insurance in force than exists in
all the rest of the world put to-
gether according to original statistics
presented today at the tenth annual
meeting of the Association of Life In-
surance Presidents. Alfred Hurrell
associate general solicitor of the Pru-
dential Insurance company presented
the figures and said:
"The very magnitude of the figures
con.pels attention and respect. They
no: only record the results of a great
business as a business but they sketch
with accuracy a picture of the moral
activities of our people In comforting
relief to the oft repeated charges of
materialism and eelfishnrss made
against them. There is in force in the
United States on residents therein at
the present time over twenty billion
dollars of legal reserre life insurance.
In contrast with this the Insurance in
force on the lives of the people of
Great Britain. Germany France Italy
Switzerland Russia. Austro-Hungary
riemnark Norway and Sweden. Japan.
Australia. New Zealand and Chile on .
the last available statistics was less '
than sixteen and one half millions.
"The per capita insurance in force
at the end of 1905 in this country was I
$159 at the end of last year it was 1
1217 In 1905 in Kngland it was J10S
and at the end of 1912 it was $162.
German's per capita in 1905 was $43 I
tn IS14 it was $60. rance only in-
creased its per capita from ?1 in
1905 to $31 in 1912: Italy has $6 m
1903 and by 1914 this had increased
j to but $7 per person."
! CHAINED CAR WOULDN'T '
MOVE; TWO MEN JAILED
j G. W. Willing and J. Brewer are be-
i ins held in the city jail pending in-
lestigation of the attempted theft of
an automobile belonging to Lee Ben-
j ham. of 1501 North Campbell street in
1 front of the Grecian theater Wednes
day night. The automobile had been
chained and locked by Mr. Benham.
and it is said several vain attempts
were maHe to sta t the car. Willing and
Brewer were arrested following the at-
tempt to take the car.
Swastika Coal Wood and Kindling loo
Phone S21-!44t
Southwestern Fuel & Fed Co. Adv
TOYS
TOYS
TOYS
m
TOYS
TOYS
TOYS
A veritable wi derness of playthings is in our toy department
Bring the little ones up and let them inspect this enormous
array; listen to their talk and figure out for yourself which of the toys
they like the bestthen your Xmas gifts to them will be unusually acceptable
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR PATRONS
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS HAVE
BEEN MERGED IN THE FIRST AND SECOND
5 ONLY 8 DAYS LEFT p
Brass Extension Rods
Yz inch Single Rod Extends from 30 to 11
54 inches. Regular 20c value for AAv
Vl inch Single Rod. extends from 42 to 78 1
inches. Regular 30c value for 1.J
'Z inch Double Rod. extends from 30 to 54 9C-
inches. Regular 50c value for OOC
Third and Fourth Floors are being
merged for convenience on the
First and Second Floors.
Handkerchiefs
Visit our Handkerchief Department where we have
a large and varied assortment of Women's and
!v!en's handkerchiefs which we are offering at a
great saving.
Men's Pajamas
Pajamas are useful and acceptable as gifts. We
selectLatJpl.S AND $1.49
Bed Spreads & Blankets
Miilfield Looms Satin Spot Bed Spreads
beauurul patterns; worth n ng
35c
S4.50. for
Baby Crib Blankets; white with
pink and blue borders
GILMOR-. MOPS
GILM0RE MOPS In Boxes. One quart oil and one mop
cleans and polishes. A $1.95 $1 QA
value. Special t) X 0
DRESSES
"White Embroidered Dresses full
waist trimmed verv dainty.
Worth up to 10.00 for
skirtb;
$3.95
PETTICOATS
Women's Outing Flannel Petticoats
with button hole edge ruffle
in pink blue and white. . . .
39c
PICTURES
Beautiful Picture Special Concave Glass
49c 69c 79c
mat m&& S a H - H
The B
Y IS REMNANT
iggest Event Of The Wee
MmJ? Jrs I
At This Time of the Year
uspehtions up Cnristm.is arp alva.- acceptable. Vfe tfouW suggest
that i ci hio the tiii'iii-- room repapen ti for jyjr mfe thi- ear
TUTTLE PAINT & GLASS CO.
210-21S :. STAXTOX ST.
PHONES 20.-;0o-.
LUIS TERRAZAS FILES SUIT
FOR 20S HEAD OF CATTLE
A writ of sequestration to allow
him to take possession of -OS head of
cattle which are now alleged to be 111
the Union etock yards of El Paso and
which he claims to be his. nas been
filed by Luis Terrazas against II. Ju
Maple and H. T. Walz et al . In the
lis. district conrt
Tn hl notitlan. Terrazaa states that
he was a rancher and cattle raiser for
manv vears in the state of Chihuahua
but that on account of the revolution
and political aisturDance wnicn tav
I occurred In his country he was forced
! to move to this country some three
'. years ago. He further state? that
j when lie left his homr in Muro he
was obliged to leae behind many
head of cattle w hich were th- n Braz-
ing on the ranges He s-as that manv
oi the cattle are now unbrandtd. be-
I caube of the fact that the aulliorities
in Mexico would not allow him to mark
and brand his stock in an) a.
i Tcrraza' saj? that the cattle are
worth J19"0 and Ins suit i- f'- the
l 'ttle or J415S
B own the best Iln. or s paseneier
cars in the city. Montana auto Service
l'hone3 26j-757S Adv
AMERICAN EXTRAVAGANCE MUST ineque-'?IJ Ie?l!B S ew cessts hat r-
dc riiDsrn nn iiriT tirri I rnmc I Bult ln lU nalth which contributes to
BE CURBED OR VANT WILL COME the physical deterioration of the
New Tork. Dec. 14. Opening the 10th
annual eomention of the Association
of Lafe Insurance Presidents here to-
day president W. A. Da. of the
Equitable Life Insurance societ.
sounded a warnlnc against the ex-
traordinary wastefulness of vu? Ameri-
can people.
Wv rejoice that our people may
now hae many of tlie jrood things
ot life that were denied them in years
gone b." he said 'but this nation
tannot long wallow in luxuries ana
prodiftalii and endure.
"I belief the linie has come." he
lontinued. 'when we should be more
a".-rtie in protecting life- insuranc. j
mteresia and that we should give
frrealtr heed to the factors public and j
private that tend to jeopardize or in- '
ji these interests. I
"As I pee it. we cannot Ioiiki lew j
niLh indifference the groat Miouem t
American sin of extravagance Th-
prosperity f our patrons nPce-sai il'v
mterest u. for with extravaganc.
oomes yo rt and if reases ip poll v
borrowings .ir.tl cah surrnlers and
tht Ic-t of HiMiranct protection to
iiu 'lbi 'Ic' T .o !! . i..raig.in t no.
race '
Minnesota has over 1390 state banks.
Henri Connor the noted cartoonist
mends most of his time in the woods.
v hi h he cal his home.
l BANKING A Q I COMPOUND
111 BY MAIL ryU INTEREST f.
Distress
After Meals
H
TRY
OSTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters
"?"' r. r" tr" booklet. -Bankmg by Mail- carrtei
with it no obligation to open an account. All we ask Is an oppor-
tunity to explain clearly why your savings should earn 4 percent
and why your money will be absolutely safe If sent bT mill to
this institution. You may have occasion to thank us for this as-
gestlon. Write today and ask for our New EookUt.
El Paso Bank and Trust Company
A Guaranty Fond Hnk.
El Paso. Tex.
It prepares the stomach to receive food
assists digestion and keeps the bowei
open.
STATE NATIONAL BANK
rtil!h4 April. 1811. Capital. 8urplus and Profit. IStt.tM.
INTEREST PAID ON SAYINGS ACCOUNTS
C R. MORKHBAD. President. C Ji. BASSKTT. Tic- Prtstaat
JD9SPII iCAGOTTTH. Vice Pr CEO T. FliORT Caahler.
I. 3. anXJHHIBT. Ant. Csskler.
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