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EL PASO HERALD
Week-End Edition August 23-24 1919.
13
PROPOSES PULP
WOOD SUE!
Senator Watson Would Aid
Building Up of News
Print Paper Industry.
Viiohtaeton V. C. Aug. 23. As a
ftep toward conserving the decrasing
supply of American palp wood and
t the manufacture of news print pa-
lmer senator 'Watson Republican In
dLana today Introduced a resolntion
authorizing the secretary of agricul-
ture to make surrey of the nation's
available pulp wood timber supply.
The sum of J10..900 Is asked to carry
or. the survey and investigation.
Two-thirds of the news print pa-
t per used by American newspapers"
senator Watson said "is imported or
is manufactured from wood or palp
imported from Canada. One-third is
made in the United States from wood
trewn in the United States. The for-
mpr proportion is steadily increasing
the latter is steadily decreslng."
Great Forests Untouched.
"Nearly ail of tne American news
print manufacturing industry is lo-
cated in the northeastern states half
of it n New York." the senator con-
tinued 'But in the Pacific north-
west 'Washington. Oregon and part
of California and the inland empire
of northwestern Montana and north-
ern Idaho are great forests that have
teen no more than toucnea py tee
fen pulp mills in that section of the
co-intry.
The senator told the senate that in
Alaska are enormaus areas of forests
the annual growth of which would
supply pulp for half of the news print
paper ued in the United States but
no pulp mills are mere.
jjeeiares innuirr iiniiuimuu
J The Importance of a permanent do
w mrKTic r.ews nrlnt industry was em-
f phasized by senator Watson who
recommended that the forest service
of the department of agriculture be
encouraged in its work to prevent
Ame-lcan newspapers from becoming
totally dependent upon a toreign sup-
L nlv To stimulate American produc-
T ". ho said the following govern
mental policy should be worked out.
An immediate and adequate govern
mental survey of American resources
in this field.
Imiieciate steps to bring about
practice of forestry and the co after
vaiiun of forests in the pulp produc-
4n MiHnni tn the end that the an-
nuai inroad upon the forests win be
lessened and eventually win oe
.. . ... than nnnll tn thfl CTOWth.
Pevelopment as soon as practicable
or the industry in tne nonnwesi
in Alaska.
i
News Brevities
Train Rallftln.
Bl Paso and Southwestern train
No. 2 due at 8:3S p. m is scheduled
to arrive at a. m. tomorrow.
Southern Pacific train No. lie due
at 10 p. bu is scheduled to arrive to-
morrow at 11:45 a. m. Other after-
noon and night trains were reported
on time.
Or. ESext
tLOCAL AND GENERA!
(Advertisements 3
Dentlit. 21S lliUi Bldg.
DA Ana Heum. Bnckler Bide- Ph. SI?
Dutch Ship lilts Mine; Sinks.
Calais France Aug. 13. The Dutch
steamer Lsana Friday struck a mine
and sank five miles east ol the harbor
df Calais. The crew was saved.
Dr. s. A Schuster .eye ear rase
and throat. Providence Hospital buiii-
lnsi Phone 385.
IM'GIrls Hscape From Home
Tipton Mo Aug. 22. Ninety four
negro girls escaped from the state in-
dustrial home here Friday but last
night it was said all had been re-
turned but two. The girls used
knives clubs and bricks svhen em-
ployes attempted to block the de-
livery. Mrs. S. P. Sanders superin-
tendent received several scalp
wounds. .
id-
PHILAS.
kvbuTI or me
clPascVdots
Come Quick!
Man Dyeing
at No. 701
Texas Street
SVe -wish to announce that we have
Just employed a Textile Chemist and
-iver from New York who has had
several years experience in the alan-
ine pnd especially in the dyeing in-
dustry. We are in position to match any
color we undertake and guarantee
same. But will not guarantee the fa-
brics. We have given oar dyer some
test work so as ts ascertain his abil-
ity before we notify the public and
havs found him equal to the occasion
Therefore we are in position to back
our slogan:
-4Z Paso's Finest Cleaners"
EUREKA
Cleaning & Dye Works
Phone 7SC
FOR SERVICE
Odom's Transfer
PHONE 707
Dr. Leslye Hyde Osteopathic Physi
cian S14 Mesa Ave. Ph. 2161. Adv.
Osteopaths Drs. Arustrong lit Roberts-Banner.
Office Ph. 1343 Res. 53 55.
Xewton. Kans Bank Robbed.
Wichita. Kana ' Aug. 23. Despite
efforts of eight posses of citizens and
police officers to annrehena them
three bank robbers who obtained i 48-
00 In a daylight holdup of the First
National bank or Newton iians Fri-
day were still at large last night.
Dr. J. Carlton Dyssrt. specialist! 381
Mills street. El Paso. Tex. Phone 3452.
for 'the snb-straetnrA are auDrOxi'
mately as follows: 350 cubic yards
of rock excavation 240 cubic yards
of plain concrete for abutments; pro-
portions l:2:t. The work Is to be
completed on or before March IS.
1920. The contract form plans and
specifications may be examined by re-
sponsible contractors at the following
address: 301 U. & Custom House.
Denver. Colorado. 218 Luna-Strickler
Bldg. Albuquerque New Mexico.
Cash or certified check for at least
5 per cent of the total amount or tne
proposal made payable at sight to the
secretary of agriculture of the United
States must accompany each bid as
evidence of irood faith and as a enar
antee that if awarded the contract
the bidder will execute the contract
and give bond as required. All pro-
posals ranst be made on forms and in
accordance with instructions forming
a part of the specifications above re-
lerrea to.
J. S. BRIGHT
District Engineer.
Rev. Joel H.Melcalf
Discovers New Comet
Cambridge. Slass Aug. 23. Discov
ery of a new comet by the Rev. Joel
H. Metcalf. of Winchester was an
nounced today by the Harvard ob
servatory. It was the first new comet
to be discovered wis year observa-
tory officials said and the fifth Mr.
Metcalf has to his credit.
-frrp- I r lT T? Avoid Trouble. Leave
Baceam Checks at
IiOngwels or Telephone No. 1.
Ileld for W 5000 Theft.
Denver. Colo. Aug. 23. Walter It.
O'Rourke of Toledo. O wanted in
that city in connection with the theft
June 19. last of 34500$ in old United
States currency from the American
Railway Express company was ar-
rested here last night.
Drs. Irvia Jt Gray Eye Ear Noi
and Throat. 610 Martin BMg. Ph. 75 S.
Pieces of Bone Unearthed.
Maple Hill. Kana . Aug. S3. Numer-
ous pieces of small bone Imbedded in
a thick layer of lime were found FrI- j
day bv investiirators on ground back
or a livery stable rormerly conductea
by Rufus King who is being held on
charges of murder in connection with
the mysterious disappearance of three
persons here several years ago.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed proposals for constructing
the Salt River bridire located within
or partly within the Tonto and Crook
National Forests State of Arizona.
County of Gila will be received by
the district engineer. Bureau of Pub-
lie Reads. United States Department
of Agriculture at the I.una-Strickler
building. Aiosquerque n. unm -p.
jn. o'clock on the 4th day of Sep-
tember. 1919. at which time and place
they will be publicly opened and read.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids and none will be consid-
ered exceDt those from contractors
ascertained to be experienced and re
sponsible. The government reserves
the rle-ht to award this contract by
groups of items to different contrac
tors In such combinations as appear
most advantageous. The lengtfl ol tne
structure to be constructed Is ap-
proximately 215 feet. Lump sum bids
for the superstructure will be requir-
ed. The principal items of the work
Your Federal Taxes
QWIIAT is the time limit allowed
for making claims for refund?
A. Fire years from the date when
the return was due.
. .Q. Was a personal service corpora-
tion required to pay excess-profits
tax for the year lsisr
A. No.
Q. What will be the rate of tax
upon Individual incomes for the year
l'JIO nnder 3J.000.
A. The law as it now stands pro-
vides for a tax of 4 pereent on the
first 34000 of the net income above
exemptions.
Q. Is a receiver for an individual
obligated to make return and pay taxf
A. Receivers who stand in the stead
of some principal are required to ac-
count for Income tax as the principal
would have been required to account.
J. A. Carvel income and excess
profits tax expert room 17 chamber
of commerce will answer any tax
questions submitted to The Herald.
BEANS AT S300 A POT
Dayton. O.. Aug. 23. Shades of the
Mi?h rost of livine. A not of beans at
Sloe it happened thus: Mrs. Ann
BEIT HOUSES
STILLJBGARGE
Real Estate Men Say Busi-
ness Good; Many Per-
sons Buying Homes.
El Paso realtors report business
during the past week as good with a
particularly large number of dealings
in small homes. There were several
trades in farm lands both up and
down the valley made during the
week although no large transaction
of this kind was made.
Rent houses continue scarce and
several dealers report that they have
none at all listed. Apartments both
furnished and unfurnished are scarce
and eagerly sought.
RABBI FAVORS MONUMENT
IN HONOR OF SOLDIERS
"t?l Pawi ronat not forget and go to
sleep on the movement for a suitable
memorial tor its sowers wuo uciycu
win the war a permanent monument
such as the memorial park will be."
said rabbi Martin Zielonka at the
luncheon of the El Paso Adclub. Fri-
day at the Sheldon. "The memorial
park must be made real and carried
out. not only by the present city ad-
ministration but by future adminis-
trations. Every citizen of El Paso
should give the greatest effort
through all local organizations to get
the park assured."
Horace B. Stevens said: "El Paso's
water supply Is certainly Inadequate
for the future and no source of
greater supply Is found nearby except
in the Rio Grande."
"Laundries are as necessary as
bakeries" said P. B. Fletcher. "All
family washing in future will be done
by the big public plants. The old
bugaboo of strong chemicals used by
iaunanes is being aispeiiea oy moo
era methods and open-minded Inves
tigation. All laundry men here are
anxious that families should fully un-
derstand how tbelr washing is taken
care of."
Round table talks were made by
W. R. Shuts. James A. Dick Gus
Eminger A. R. Loekhart J. L. Foster
HnrllM It lllanni I T T7r.Urnn.I.
Julian Hughes Davtd Moore and D. P.
uuoinsky.
Letters To The Herald
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
New Torfc City. Aug. 17.
Editor EI Paso Hersld:
Strom left a pot of beans on thestove aeclllra bow treaty should be ln-
and went out The beans boiled dry terpretej is a mere CT&I1 of pp.r.
. . TTTa " K" wuicn i no i eo orai supreme court noma
tion. filled with uf ! to be "absolutely without legal eig-
Dcimtuutuk in ma w.j ."-"i-" -
costs 3800 for such a run In Dayton
says safety director James.
Ready to- Fill Delayed Engagements.
J. R. Segall. our oxpert optometrist
has returned. Those who have made
appointments' for service during his
absence wil now have prompt atten
tion.
in ease von have not maae an ap
pointment now is an opportune time
to call and have your eyes examineo.
Need Glasses? ask segau.
EJ Paso Ootleal Co.
108 Texas SL In the Middle of the
Block Between Oregon and Mesa.
Advertisement.
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or Economy Buy Your Clothes Now
But at least before buying take enough time to consider bow you are to actually get
the best values. Some say "Well prices are getting so nigh that I think I will take a
chance on a ready-made suit." "Chance" is right. And yet it is really not a chance
either. Ready made suits cost more. The sucessful business aad professional man will
you that proper selection of clothes has entered materially m the matter of his sue-
Not oa'y does the man in tailor-made suit appear better but economy' demands
get the best clothes value by buying tailor-made.
Ready-made suits are now costing $50.00. Taking your measure in El Paso
don't get you a fit either when the work is done in some Eastern sweat-shop.
From our guaranteed Woolens you get a real fit the work done in our shop
here in El Paso where the necessary fittings can easily be made. Why "take
a chance"" for $50:00 when you can "take a certainty" for $55.00 by selecting
a suit from our liberal assortment of patterns?
Delay But Adds Dollars to That Suit
Wliich You Must Soon Buy
With thousands of tailors and cutters returning to Europe attracted by high
prices paid there and with increased cost of goods from the mitts IT IS A
CERTAINTY THAT OTHER RAISES ARE COMING IN CLOTH-
ING.
QomeNow Lei Us Measure You For the Kind That Fits
the Kind That Wears That's Real Value.
SWANSON'S
W. F. Swanson Manager. Joel Friedkm. Cutter and Designer.
Scuthwest Comer Sheldon HoteL- Phone 1913
SAME OLD PLACE SAME OLD WAY.
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On of the greatest handicaps to tho
procress of the women's movement in
J&pmn U an xaUetprnted law which pre
nlMts ven the presence of women at any
Catherine ot a political nature.
Calomel Today! Sick Tomorrow!
I Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Don'f lake nasty dangerous calomel wlien bilious
constipated headachy. Listen to me t
Calomel makes you sick: yon lose a
day's work. Calomel is quicksilver
and It salivates; calomel Injures your
liver.
If you are billons feel lazy sluggish
and all knocked out. if your bowels
are constipated and your head aches
or stomach Is sour. Inst take a spoon
ful of harmless Dodson s Liver Tone
Instead ot using sickening salivating
calomel Dodson s Liver Tone Is real
liver medicine. You'll know It next
morning because you will wake up
feeling fine your liver will be work
Ing. your headache and dizziness gone
your stomach will be sweet and bow-
.els regular. You will feel like work-
! ing. YouH be cheerful: full of vigor
and ambition.
I Your druggist or dealer sells you a
bottle ot Dodson's Liver Tone for
few cents nnder my sersonal guaran
tee that it will clean your sluggish
liver better than nasty calomel: It
won't make you sick and you can eat
anything you want without being sal'
Ivated. Tour druggist guarantees that
each sDoonrul win start your liver.
clean your bowels and straighten you
up by morning or you get your money
back. Children gladly take Dodson's
Liver Tone because It Is pleasant tast
ing and doesn t gripe or cramp
make them sick.
I am selling millions of bottles of
Dodson's Liver Tone to peo'ple who
have found that this nleasant. vegeta
ble liver medicine takes the place of
dangerous calomel Buy one bottle on
my sound reliable guarantee. Ask
your druggist about me. Adv.
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PfioneI692
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iNTBRNATiOML BNGRAVlNfi Co.
El Paso r f - Texas
COMMEffaAL OMrTWG
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COMMCSOM. ORAFTMO
No reservation by the United States
senate either of the Uonroe Doctrine
or of the t'nlteri State's reserved
right to withdraw from the league of
nations would be effective unless at
the time such reservation were at-
tempted to be exercised the council
of the league then approved of its ex-
ercise. Such reservation might be as
worthless and Ineffectual as the like
reservation or tne alleged rignt oi
Virginia New York and Rhode Island
to secede from the federal union con-
tained In the respective ratifications
of the United States constitution by
those states was held to be during
the civil war. By the sword of war
and laterby the decision of the federal
supreme court it was decided thau
notwithstanding express reservation an
in tneir rati ll canons or tne consti-
tution of the right ot those states to
secede the federal union was per-
petual and indissoluble.
Texas v. White. 7 Wallace. TM(
7ilT2S-. Virginia's ratification
of the federal constitution does
"declare and make known that the
powers granted under the consti-
tution being derived from the peo-
ple of the United States may be
resumed by them whensoever the
same shall be perverted to their
injury or oppression."
2 Documentary History of the
Constitution of the United States
p. 14S. New York's ratification of
tbe federal constitution declares.
That the powers of government
may oe reassnmea oy tne people
whensoever It shall become neces-
sary to tbelr happiness."
2 Documentary History pp. 190
19L Rhode Island's ratification
declares "that the powers of gov-
ernment may be reassumed by
the people whensoever it shall be-
come necessary to their happi-
ness." I Documentary History p. 211.
In Fourteen Diamond Rings vs.
U. a 182 U. S. 17C 17J-180. a res-
ervation by a majority ot each
house of congress to the treaty of
peace with Spain was held to be
'absolutely without legal signifi-
cance' (1S U. S. 180).
Texas also reserved the right to
secede Texas Constitution of
181S. Art. 1. sec. Sl
The council of the league of nations
Is an autocracy like the Holy alliance
without soy supreme court or any
other council or legislative body to
hold It in check. It is the sole Judge
of its own sowers. It Is a anion oz
the executive legislative and Judiciary
merged into one body. If its deci-
sions however erroneous is disre
garded an international boycott em-
bargo or taboo will be followed by an
International war In which It Is the
duty of every member state to sup
port the international war to the
utmost of its strength.
Tnere is no more reason to oeiieve
that in an emergency the Monroe doc-
trine would be respected because re-
served or the reserved right to secede
peaceably allowed than was the like
reserved right in the case of Virginia
(likewise of New and ttnode island)
In 1861 Henry A. Forster.
TICKETS SELLING FAST
TO LABOR DANCB SEPT. Z
Six hundred tickets to the Labor
day ball to be held the ntght ot Sep-
tember 2 at Liberty hall have been
sold. The tickets are selling fast and
a big crowd is expected according to
Henry M. Walker wbc is helping
make arrangements for the dance.
Seek to Call Parson
Gel Firehouse Instead
Independence. Kan. Aug 22 When
tn doubt as to how to locate the pro-
bate Judge to perform the ceremony
can the firemen and they will' attend
to the matter. This Is the advice of
Mr. and Mrs. ueorge Mams newiy-
weds. They attempted to teiepnone
the probate judge from a booth tn tbe
fire station. Instead they called tbe
fire department by setting off the
alarm. The firemen after explana-
tions were made called the probate
judge and were the witnesses.
AIR MAIL CUlRIEItS GET ItAISE.
Cleveland Ohio Aug. tt A ten
percent increase in all aerial maQ sal-
aries effective September 1 was an-
nounced last night by second assist-
ant postmaster general Hraeger who
was here attending a celebration of
the 100th consecutive day of perfect
aerial mall service between here and
Chicago.
I LORETTO I
I ACADEMY I
Las Cruces New Mexico.
Boarding School For Girls.
WiM open September 3. 1919.
For terms address MOTHER
SUPERIOR.
Business Trade m
Finance
Offsr Umities opportunities to
thoM who are bsslness train!.
Th AlboQerqo BusIbms OolKCe EE
offers Um moat xtnstrs bastasss
covrses of any dacatloaal lnstttn-
tlon In the Sostbwest.
It has the most complete equip- s
meat. It employs the Isrsest ana
most expert faculty of basiaecs e4n-
caters each experieaeed In business
as well as in rboei work. S
It gives superior training and places EE
its srsdvatas in the best postUexs.
Courses offered: g
Dookkeeplnj? H
Accountancy
nankin jr and Finance M
Dnslncss Administration
Stenography
Secretarial M
Uostneaa Spanish
Commercial Teaching ar
flarroash Machine Acconntlne
Telegraphy
ClTll Service
New students ester any time. Each
student progresses as rapidly as bis
work merits. Resident and Corre-
spondence Course.
Fall term opens Sept Ota
"Write for Information.
Albuquerque
Business College
Albuquerque Sew Mexico.
TheWorldCafls
For More
Stenographers and
Bookkeepers
The demand for competent office kelp is greater than ever and
salaries are DOUBLE what they were.
A recent official ballet in from Washington D. C sets forth the
alarming shortage of stenographers and accountants throughont the
country.
This is one of the regular tmSetiiis sent oat by the Goverrasent
advising the Draughon College of the general conditions throughout
tne United States that they may assist in supplying tbe j1 needs.
DRAUGHON'S COLLEGE OF EL PASO
was designated by the Federal Board for Vocational Education of
Discharged Soldiers and Sailors and should yon know of any who
are desirous of business training yon will do them a favor by ad-
rising them of this fact as the Government bears their expenses.
Instructions by Mail or in Person.
POSITIONS GUARANTEED
Use Herald "Want Ads
IpHE EL PASO SCHOOL FOR GIRLS is prepared to
fit girls to enter any college open to women. For girls who
are not going to college special courses are planned. .
Resident pupils nave every comfort of a beautiful and
well ordered home with wise and friendly care.
People who know most about schools best appreciate the
distinction and peculiar advantages of this school.
Full in formation will be given on request by Miss Slater
at the school on Hastings Street Austin Terrace Gate.
Box 1114. R. F. DAVIS Manager.
Tius Oupon ciod for 2kj"h credit on Scholarship if presented
on or before SfPT. 1st. 1919.
Name
Address .-
Course desired
By mail or in person
College of The City of El Paso
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Coordinated With The School Of Mates Of The Unbenits
Of Texas
Thorough courses In Arts and Sciences. All work given fall credit
towards decrees by the University ot Texas and other institutions
of equal rank.
Cpeelal courses tor teachers leading to 'a professional degree and.
teachers certificate.
TUITION FREE For further Information
Texas School of Mines Bl Paso Texas.
address: Registrar s
St Mary Magdelenes Academy
Silver City New Mexico
A select boarding
and day school for
girls and young
ladies.
We have very fine
accommodations
for boys from 5
to 12 years of age
T. MARY MAGDALENE ACADEMY is one of the best
equipped most home-like and most admirably located institutions of
learning in the Southwest. The teaching staff is composed of instruc-
tors specially qualified for the various special branches and climatic
conditions are healthful and invigorating throughout the year. The cur-
riculum embraces preparatory grammar and academic departments.
Special attention given to music art and elocution. Pupils of all denom-
inations received.
For Catalogue address
Mother Superior St. Mary Magdelene's Academy
Silver City New Mexico
School will open September 3rd.
Lolle
ge
Sherman Texas
A high grade college of
liberal arts for yousg men
and women.
Ranked Class A Plus
by the State Department
of Education: member of
the Association of Texas
Colleges.
Offers:
1. Regular college courses leading to the degree of Bachelor of
Arts.
2. Special preparation for those desiring teachers certificates.
3. Preparation for the law medicine engineering the ministry
general business.
.4. Excellent courses in the preparatory school for students un-
able tt meet college entrance requirements.
Faculty of experienced university trained men; college plant of
five modem concrete and brick structures; large athletic park for all
forms of athletics; Y. M. C A building with gymnasium and
swimming pool; director devotog "entire time to athletics.
Seventy-first session -opens Wednesday September 17 1919.
For information concerning entrance requirements and room res-
ervations address
The Registrar. AUSTIN CQLEGE. Sherman. Texas.
The Lukk Military Academy
San Antonio Texas.
A boarding and day school for boys. Strictly
first-class in every particular. Parents are in-
vited to investigate.
For catalogue apply to
GHAS. J. LTJETN President.
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