El Paso Herald (El Paso, Tex.), Ed. 1, Tuesday, November 30, 1920 Page: 5 of 14
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EL PASO HERALD
Tuesday. Nov. 30 1920.
FREIGHT RATES HIGHER; TO
FILE PROTEST AGAINST NEW
INCREASE OF RAILROADS
ijii h-iLxHT rates on nearly every
X ommodity shipped ioto El Paso
will be advanced again December
1. unless a protest Is filed with the
terstate commerce commission and
tus- shown why the announced ad-
ai r-em should not be made. This m-
"ir;i.atMn has been received by the
raffia department of the chamber of
ommerce from the Interstate com-m.rr-e
rommiesiOD.
The advanced rates are published In
-ha Is known as the Southwestern
ns tariff 5-B and provides for an
r-paup on all class rales of from 1
o 4 ents per 100 pounds. These
'-atis apply to nearly all territory east
.' Chica.pt and the Mississippi river
ppting points on the Atlantic sea-
board Almost all rommodity rates from
tN'? territory are also increased a like
.mount it fs announced. Other rates
I proposed to advance In this tariff
the rates on brick from Kansas
rates on meats from Chicago
1 1 wau k ee ana ou fan i est. louis
oux City. Kansas City. St. Joseph
1T d . and Omaha Neb. and on struc-
'ral iron from Minneapolis St. Paul
id other Minnesota points.
An investigation is being made by
f traffic department of the eham-
t of commerce to ascertain the
-spo n for the addi tlonal 1 ncreases
"er those granted by the Interstate
m merer commission and which be-
OAS IN THE STOMACH
RrHaiu4 Dally Use of Majmeain
Te Overewsse Tre4e. Ceased by
Fermeattag Feed sad. AeM
Intffgesties.
came effective August SC. Railroad
officials in El Paso say they have had
no advice regarding- any farther con-
templated advances and it Is therefore
evident. In the opinion of F. tr. Tockle.
manager of the traffic department of
the chamber of commerce that the
proposed tariffs were published on in-
structions from eastern lines.
Mr. Toekle has protested the pro-
posed rates and the action taken in
making another attempt to increase
rates without notice of such action
being: given interested shippers. If a
satisfactory explanation cannot he
made which will show that additional
increases are Justified he will file a
protest direct with the interstate
commerce commission asking that the
tariff be suspended and an investiga-
tion made by the commission as to the
necessity for these Increases.
Lack Of Cash Closes
Bank Al Sterling Colo.
Says Currency Conlroler
Washington. D. C Nov. 10. Clos-
ing of the Farmers' National bonk of
Sterling. Colo. was ordered because
national bank examiners had found
the institution short of cash John
Skelton Will lama controler of the
currency said to&ty. He added that
there was no indication when the
bank would be able to resume busi-
ness. Action by the controler in the esse
of the Sterling bank marks the sixth
in the last IS months treasury rec-
ords show. It was the only bank to
close its doors during November
while in the 12 months prior to No-
vember 1 five national banks ceased i
operations under orders of the con-1
troler.
Gas and wind in the stomach ac-
companied by that full bloated feel-
.ng after eating are almost certain
evidence of the presence of excessive
hydrochloric acid in the stomach
creating so-called "acid indigestion.
Acid stomachs are dangerous be-
cause too mnch add irritates the
delicate lining of the stomach often
'eading to gastritis accompanied by
'-erlous stomach ulcers. Food fer-
ments and sours creating the dis-
tressing gas which distends the
t o roach and fa ampers the normal
'unctions of the vital Internal organs
often affecting the heart.
It is the worst of folly to neglect
such a serious condition or to treat
with ordinary digestive afdr. which
-ave no neutralising effect on the
-tomach adds. Instead get from any
ruggist a few ounces of BIsurated
Magnesia and take a teaspoonful In
- quarter glass of water right after
ating. This will drive the gas wind
and bloat right out of the body
.sweeten the stomach neutralise the
excess acid and prevent its formation
and there is no sourness or pain.
Btsurated Magnesia (i powder or
iMet form never liquid or milk) is
.armless to the stomach inexpensive
:o take and the best form of mag-
resis for stomach purposes. It Is
ised by thousands of people who en-
joy their meals with no more fear df
n d ig est 10 n. Adv.
SEVENTEENTH" S0WH DAKOTA
BANK IS REPORTED CLOSED
Fargo X. D.. Not. 20. Closing to-
day of the Farmer and Merchants
Bank of Cogswell K IX. is announced.
The closing waa earned by depleted
reserves. This is the seventeenth hank
In the state to close recently for that
reason.
RECLAMATION
LEGISLATION
TO BE PLANNED
Plans for reclamation legislation
for the coming session of the Unlttd
States congress will oe lonnuiacea at
a meeting ot ine Biecuin. iniun
tee of the Western States Reelama-
tion association which will convene
December 10 In Salt Lake City. Irri-
gation is the principal topic pf inter.
mm thmiHi formatrr and other recla
mation plans also will be Included.
The committee is composed of one
representative from each of IX west-
ern states. R. F. Barges local attor
ney will represent Texas k ne at-
tends the meeting. He said Tneeday
morning however that Important
business may keep mm from attend
ing the session.
Mallac Discharged;
Captain Reenlisls As
Sergeant In CaOalry
Cant. Leonard F. sfatlaek. com
mandine K troOD. Elsrhth cavalry.
stationed at Fort BUM. who hronght
back to the United States Ueats. Pe-
terson and Davis lost aviators ia
Mexico held -for Jre.000 random by
bandits will be discharged from the
array tomorrow bat will reeallst as
a sergeant ana ne reassignea to am
oja organisation rc was aaaoaaeea
today at headoaarters of the Kfehtfa
Capt- Matfack: has been In serviee for
7 years. Before the vena war ne
was a sergeant.
Harding's Steamer
Delayed By Weather
Kingston Jamaica Nov. 1. (By
the Associated Press). warren O.
Hardins. president-elect of the United
States arrived at Kingston at 1:4
ociocK this morning. Bad weather
delayed the passage of the Paatores.
the steamer on which he was travel
ing from the Panama Canal Zone.
Cooper Case Continued
When Witness Is Absent
Farther continuance nattl this aft-
ernoon of the trial of Thomas S.
Cooper cattleman charged with the
murder or norm jueiy on souui j
Paso street last August was granted
by judge W. D. Howe In the 34th
district court Tuesday moraine; when
Mrs. Margaret Klely star witness tor
the state did not appear in conn.
Mrs. Klely was In Houston a few
days ago attorneys announced ana
It is oasslble that she now la ea
roote to El Pao to be present at the
trial. Unless she Is reached by this
afternoon the case probably will be
continued Indefinitely and a special
panel of 299 names summoned to try
tne case win oe aiscnargetx.
Mrs. Klely. wife of the man killed.
Is wanted to give testimony regard-
ing what transpired between Cooper
and Kiely just before the killing of
the latter attorneys say.
THE CHINA PALACE RETAIL STORE
Gaeries a fell and complete line of
COMMUNITY SILVERWARE
THE CHINA PALACE Retail
116 E. San Antonio. Phones 369-319.
FARM ORGANIZATION
NAMES CANDIDATES
Candidates for county farm bureau
offices to serve during: the esse is
year were nosa lasted by the board ef
directors at a meeting at the chamber
of commerce Holiday afternoon. Bal
lots containing ins names or cue
nominees are being' sent to all mem-
bers of the bureau. Ther safest be
Toted and returned to the of flee of the
manager at the chamber of commerce
by noon Tuesday iieesmoer 7.
The DominatlOBS made were as fol
lows: For president Davis Porcher
Ysleta and Frank F. Frist; CHot vice
president f. G. Bene Vinton and Vir-
gil Hunt. Fabens: seerertarr. C A
Mebm. Torafllo and Idas OOleU
Can at Mo; treasurer. W. J. SCahmaan
Toruiiio and G. W. Huffman. Ysleta.
The board of directors was recently
chosen by the local farm bureaus. The
directors ana ine locals taey represent
are as follows: Davis Porcher. Ysleta;
Frank P. Prist. Clint; I. A. EUis. Fa-
bens; W. J. Stahntann. TorniUo; J. J.
Peres. San EllsarSo and C X Serva-
tius. Canutillo.
The constitution and by-laws will
be ready for adoption December is.
EL HAMAD TEMPLE TO HAVE
BIG CEREMONIAL TONIGHT
Representatives and candidates
from Kev Xexico Arisctka west
Texas aad El Paso win attend the
semi-annual ceremonial of Kt Hamad
Temple. No. 171. Dramatic Order
Knights of Knorassan. aaxOmry to
the Knierhts of Pythias. The meetiaar
will be at 6:30 oetock this evening at
&.nignis rjuuu nau.
SPECIAL MEETING OF
WOODMEN TO BE HELD
Clasde 'Wlikersea. a SedaUa SCO-
ivrut wiu aaerees xnemners or me
w. a w. in h paso at a special
meeting in I O. O. P. hall at T
ecloek this evening. A number of
Woodmen delegates will attend from
west Texas. The meeting Is open to
memocrs ox un vrooomen OI tne
world and the woodmen circle.
ASHES START FIRE.
A snail fire originating from bet
asnea in a roonw at an asartaeat
house at 217 Wyoming street early
Tuesday morning was extinguished
Dy tne cnemicai engine Decore dam
age was done.
The Btrnseass were the first race
to adopt the eagle as a symbol of
power.
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Hollow handle Knives and Forks in Patrician GeortpaB asd Adam
patterns priced at the tet 922S9.
Solid handle Knives and Fork in above pattern priced at the
set. $l&5t.
Adam 3 - piece
Quids Set con-
sisting of Knife
Fork and Spoon
priced at $3.75.
Patrician Berry
Spoon $3.73.
Adam Cold Meat
Fork 5.
Community Plate is put up in handsome Gift Cases at no
extra charge. The above pieces are but a few of the many
included in our display.
"Make It a Habit to But; Hardware Here."
HouseHold Hardvmre Co.
The Store of Practical Gifts.
214 North Stanton St TeL 3113
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end.
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nowadays are eattrtB? tits profes
sions or besinses "world and go to
work day after day Id bad health.
afflicted wfth soma female aliment
dragging one foot wearily after the
other working with as eye on the
clock aad wishing for closing time
to come.
Women in this condition should
take Iaydla K. Ptakham's Vegetable
Compound made from roots and
herbs. It has brought health and
happiness to more women in America
than any other remedy. Give it a
trial. Ad v
Community Plate
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Adam Orange Spnti$b. 2$ Set tf Six
For oracges grapefimt etc.
Patuciah jMmJf3tUr Sfresieri
$7.00 Set Six
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For serving bouJIon consomme and soup
when served in cups
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For serving ices sundaes sherberts etc.
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for brrad tad mBk 3M cuezl febc
Adam Ojster Ftrh$$.JS Set tf Six
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ooextra charge forQift Qases.
4 Many other attractive pieces
in this 1 to $10 price range at
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Living Wage Musi Be
Paid Ministers Rule
Atlantic City. N. J- Nor. 31. The
house of bishops of tne Methodist
Episcopal church in final sesison
made a presentment that a wage for
the minister "which will enable him
to live and maintain his family at
least as well as if he were engaged
In every day business " must be pro-
vided by the Methodist laity to meet
the shortage of ministerial material
ARGUKS OX EXPORT BILL.
London. Eng. Nov 20. Moving re-
jection In the house of commons of
the bill to continue control of ex-
ports of gold and silver bullion which
expired on the conclusion of the last
of the peace treaties. Samuel Samuel
unionist argued that the measure was
unsound.
Railroad Gels $2000000
On Past Due Freight Bill
Galveston Tex.. Nov. SO. A con-
troversy surroanding the payment f
a freight bill of approximately J 2.00.-
00s has ben settled here. The sum rep-
resents charges on wheat moving here
for export railroads heretofore refus-
ing to accept payment unless war tax
on the grain also was paid. Dnder a
ruling by the internal revenue de-
partment wheat destined for export
is exempt from war tax.
The postage stamp made Its first
appearance in 183S.
NEW YORK BANKS OFFER
LOANS TO CUBAN WORKS
New York. Nov. JO. New Tork
banks are understood to bave ortered
to loan approximately S60.000 000 to
Cuban cane sugrar interests and other
Cuban Industries the loan to be se-
cured by Cuban government bonis.
Soolidge Says Country
Sounder Than 2 Years Ago
Lowell. Miss.. Nov. IS. The people
of the United States are beginning to
get the right point of view aad the
country today la on a sounder founda-
tion than It waa two years ago. Gov.
Coolideg. vice president elect said In
an address before the chamber of
commerce. The people are undertak-
ing more to bear their own respon-
sibilities he said and to meet their
own dntles.
THREATEN GCATEHALA FIGHT.
Washington D. C. Nov. 20. Re-
ports of a threatening revolution In
Guatemala have ben received In of-
ficial circles here. It waa learned to-
day. The opposition Is reported to be
directed chiefly against Bmelio Es-
Camilla minister of war.
Electric Speeders In
Collision; One Killed
Salt Lake. Utah. Nov. SO. H. C.
Maxson. of Elko. Xev.. division engi-
neer waa killed and K. H. Kildora ot
Salt Lake roa dm aster of the Western
Pacific railway was injured when the
speeder on which they were riding
collided head-on with ana her speeder
at Salduro 100 miles west of here.
BANK CASHIER ARRESTED
ON EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE
Grand Rapids. Mich Not. 30.
Fred W. French assistant cashier of
the City Trust Savings bank is
under arr st on a charre of em-
besltng $5000 from the bank's funds
following an alleged confession to
defalcation estimated as hisrh as
IS0O.00
Woman's Faith Helps
Husband
'I owe mv good hiltb to my n '
who had faith in . r-vrspaper ad sji
saw of Mayr"s Wo- it-ful Remedj
was down so batil wi'h stomach ai
liver trouble after 13 ars of suffer
ing and trying ?r-v known rerri
that 1 had r faith i" anything. TTv
medicine has certa. rr been a "God-
send to me' It is .i sinole. ha-n.-less
preparation t'tat rmves the ca
tarrhal mucus from the ratest-.Tit
tract and allays the inflammatio-
which cause. practically all stomac"
liver and intestinal i 'merits inc'u-1
ing appendicitis un- dos will Cn
vines or money refunded. At a
druggists. Adv.
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