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EL PASO HERALD EDITORIAL and MAGAZINE PAGE
Week-End Edition January 8-9 192T.
TIME FOR
CITY PLAN
PL PASO is'goicg to hare it least one
a new standard not only for thia city
west. Memorial park formerly Castle Heights park is to
be a real park of which we shall all he jaafty proud in the
beginning and in which coming generations will take in-
creasing pleasure.
1 Paso like most busy and ambitions iaerkas drJe
has spent money more than generously laviahly tome-
tinres extravagantly on public improvements; hut not
always wisely. The great trouble "has been and is that
public officials and the public generally have not been able
to sense the dominant importance of having definite plans
to work to in all public undertakings and buying the beat
expert advice obtainable in order to hate capable guidance
m constructing for all time.
In nothing is the advice of skilled teamed and experi-
enced specialists more necessary than in park work and city
planning generally. City planning and the important sub-
division park work are to be considered invariably fxem
two standpoints equally important: first the economic
standpoint; second the artistic standpoint Then mutt
be service to the community to make fife store ranrenient
and safer. But there must also be service to the higher
ideals of beauty else much of the expenditure ie&f to ac-
complish what is intended and fails to bring permanent
satiafaction.
If anybody should ask what it El Paee'e city plan we
should be obliged to answer. We have ao city plan. That
is the fact now and it always haa been so. If these it any
single rule of intelligent city planning according to correct
ideas that we have not violated it it not in any of the
books. Sometimes it has seemed as ii we had gone out
with malice prepense to break the primary rules of intelli-
gent aty planning and waste money when a little appiica-
non of what is called thought would have saved money and
at the same time bought something of permanent nine.
The time has come when EI Paso if the city it to nuke
itself worthy of its heritage and its opportunities must
adopt a consistent plan of public improvement with the
assistance of the best expert advice of capable artists and
engineers and work to that plan through
In such wise every dollar spent would be
purpose to develop the plan and we
the splendid fabric grow.
It is impossible now to undo our mistakes for the most
part but at least we can avoid making others.
Memorial park of some 35 acres wul be developed along
correct lines. Beginning with a topographic survey oa two-
foot contours and careful study of the grenad a project has
been devised by expert park engineers that win perhaps re-
quire some years to complete bat that can be undertaken
at once at ao great expense with assurance that the results
the very first year win approve tbeauelset to all.
The plan haa already been put in operation and con-
siderable grading haa been done with a view to saving- all
the natural features of the site that will tend themselves
to beaut v. and developine others. Roads and paths have
been laid out along natural lines sites
for special uses appropriate to a soldiers' memorial ana a
public resort aad playground and the site that now looks
bare and impossible will soon begin to show what intelligent
park work can do.
Nearly 9000 trees shrubs and flowering plants are to he
placed. The species are selected according to yean of local
experience to insure the largest percentage of sucteaalu.1
plantings safe against frost aad summer beat Every
square foot of the park area hat bees marked with the
variety best suited to that particular place; taking into
account slopes soil exposures vistas screens shelters
color combinations winter and summer foliage hask-
grounds and surprises.
It is a joy to look at a plan so worked oat It indicates
what we might have had m every park in the city by now
if we had only goae at the thing with braina at wen as
heels. The Memorial park will cost perhaps S2SMb or
IXfiQQ te get going right but man
spent on any one of our downtown one-block parka; the j IT IS noticeable how seas' aw churches are being befit
difference in wisdom will be apparent wbamaemorial park : 1 sr projected in New Vesica. Eight have been reported
-.3 a few years older. Memorial park
park we have and in many respects the
There is no wisdom in trying to save money by fore-
going competent advice in these matters. Even the smallest
Tillage win be a better more attractive more comfortable
more convenient more prosperous village if it plans itself
right from the start and builds to a plan. Infinitely mere
important ia it that a city which spends $5000 a day to
ran itself should spend a amaU fraction to buy expert
advice. It ia the cheapest way the best way the only
sensible way.
A aty plan prepared by aa expert to every way moat
capable win cost perhaps 130880. Whea we get it we
shall have something that win bt authoritative aad fall
Mexican Railroads
Now Is Time For
TIE sUnlted States Is a great coun-
try' cald Gonzalo J. Landgrave
-western travelinr a pent fr the
Xatlona! Railways of Mexico. "The
a n.y first trip ut of my own coun-
try. Mexico and from what I have
vaa of El Paso as a sample the re-
puhllo of the north acd fulfills tvry
xpMtation Mexico is rapidly be--nmJrE
peaceful. Durinp the last
'i.onths my work has carried roe late
practically e ery section of Mexico
and everywhere I have seen signs of
poie and prosperity The railroads
ro In better condition new than they
been since 1310 and we are rap-
zly building them up again. New
nes are being planned roadbeds arc
'j fee restored and equipment of all
) nds bought eo that we will h$ all
' arts of our country connected with
a network of lines as in the United
States Everywhere I have gone I
ave fourd great confidence in the
present government. Americans can
Tu.t realize how popular Gen. Obregon
is among all classes. My trip from
M-xico City to El Paao was made in
excellent time. That Is wonderful
considering the state of that road
only a few months ago."
"Kgw ts the time for real tionstruc-
tle cooperation between the retailer
and his customers said Jack. Mac-
Donald of the Men's Shop. "The
-astern market Is floated with men's
clothes which condition enables the
merchant to buy aad sell at knock-
down prices. It is possible to offer
the public suits and overcoats for
about half the price they commanded
only two or three mounts age. For
ibis reason many firms which hereto-
fore handled only furnishings have
mocked their houses with the heavier
l.nes."
Mi'tary author-ties are to be com-
r'ended for the spirit of cooperation
shown county officers in putting a
stop to speeding" said justice of the
peace R. B. P.awling. The military
rver leses an opportunity to assist
civil officers In any manner. Such
c.peraiion la a fine thing for the
nelfare of the city. In enforcing the
law coun'-y speed officers sometimes
arrest soldiers charged with exceed-
ing the speed limit. Usually the imli-
tnri asks that the case be transferred
to its jurisdiction and the county of
By Force
Br WALT
it te ALL desire to make a ait before we end oar days aad leant beared sa
VV when we flit a fame that will ajnase; aad te we'd past a law ta St the
crime ef other ytjt. A atoralisti well win renown or break a Taloed Kmb;
sad so we'll jump on neighbor Brown and put a crimp ia him and eagerly
well load hist down with ordinances grim. For Brewa it read af nehliol'
croquet and kindred games; aad sports Hfca these corrupt the seel grde
both genu and dimes and whea they die tbeyn tre to rail te eroiaatiag
flames. We might persuade Brown if we weald to qvdt hit coaase ef jprfki we
might persuade him to be good and do it with a smile bat ttatOtM be it
understood are better worth our while. There ia sure fas is forcing gay ts
walk the narrow road than there can be in counsel wise on erring atta baetowed;
and if you'd have man win the prae yon prod him with a goad. By law well
mate tie nations free our plans are d-ly mile; well pass a law forbidding tea
and gum and lemonade ; and whea we're dead oar busts win be is laurel wreetha
srrayed. Oh moral tatties at a force it dead tad is a crate aad legislation it
the source of everything that's great; and though perhaps our work H coarse
ell make em pull its freight.
Cog fright ay Csorgs Uglthaw Adajga JA503.
EL PASO TO ADOPT A
AND ADHERE TO IT
park that will et ; of intpiratieii something that teas be referred to through
hut for the south
to a
to do
been made successfully between El Paso and Chihnahaa'
the years to come.
The southwest
spent with definite encourage commercial
shorn! be able to ace
Women stay make
UMPLOYKKS of
tj ranchmen are
if the State legislature aad the cesgeas both enact laws
that win keep out Mexicans. Perhaps organized labor can
answer. At least 3000 workers that have been coming; is
annually from Mexico win be affected by the proposed
have been aet off i
rmnugraraoB law ana By tee Texas immigration agents
tioeasd law.
' Win men from the dtiet go hack into the country? Witt
derka again become manual laborers? fUR the anions
scad oat men ta pick cotton aad harvest ether crops? The
chances are they win set do that. So what's the idea if
Mexican labor is set competitive as organized labor aatstte
it isn't?
Oj
Many at the good timet we are baviae now are dec to
the niff we did sot make ia the past
What kind ef a banquet it ia depends en whether it it
opened with psayer or csrkscitw.
than that hat hots!
win be the cheapest during the past month. Churches regardless ef desorafca-
best
ties caa de a wonderful wort b Americanixatien. K it a
good sum to see new churches apnsgrag up over a state.
It it only when rtrerrhet seek temporal power or. try te
legislate the dissenter into bearing sermons that they make
memirt Kcw Mexico" chares pespk have been left gatty
of that than have these of Texas. So intolerance it set the
fault of the church bat of toe narrow as interpretation of
the church's raactma.
Buy baby buy is
Croat mils jump.
Are Making Wonderful Improvements;
Retailer and Consumer To Cooperate
ficers usually opp)y. I an Just !j
receipt of a letter advising- me that
notorewsie messenger arrested by
county officers and transferred to the
military was ordered confined la the
barracks for three months a penalty
more severe than we would nave Im-
posed." People are eating more bread
Judging from tb facreaae in cmr busi-
ness.' 'said I. & Adams of the Nat-
ional bakery. "I opened our bakery
last September ua each stventb the
increase has been steady. I had only
two bakers to start with aad have
four now and they are busy all the
time"
"Silver mining is active In Bonoi-a"
I Short Snatclies
Front Everywhere I
All of tbe spirit has gone out of
New Year resolutions. Florida
Times-Union
Hastens ts ordered not only ts leave-
the country but ts leave It as be
founff it.BqUie Commercial
Villa appealing for protection from
bandits contributes to the gayety of
nations. Springfield Republican.
It looks as if Niagara Falls aright
b the first part of the Canadian
border to go dry. Boston Herald.
"Restaurant Prices Cut Slightly"
says a headline. It Is thought the
ritient will survive the injury
ituburg Sun.
After they get through with the
"Better Babies" campaign we favor
putting on a "Better Grown People"
drive- Wichita Beacon.
Princess Christopher has a coro-
nation gown with a nine foot train.
Let's hope the Greek palace has
switching facilities. Pittsburg press.
They started in yesterday te run
all the crooks out of New York. That
Will probably be one lonenome town
in a few days Greensboro (N. C.)
News.
TYhy shouldn't a man be required
to sift ashes after he gets home Sat-
urday afternoon. Six days not five
aad a half ahalt thou labor. Wichi-
ta Beacon.
Of Law
MASON.
all the years to come at a safe guide as well as need at
once to direct our etrertt m maisers or immediate necessity.
Any business man who let hit batineae ran itself the
way the average American city doe whed'it cemet to is-
ttihaent aUngrsa: far the futare. wtmM zfi to the vail.
beaten apd bruised dsntrfeia dries with t&etr tajing
Swer can always find mosey to tfcsafl hat ig large ant
e mosey spent on pahBc we&t. it set spent with a yiew
to worsaajr eat a atvassi kwg-teme large-scale gtseMsaest
project Ht only to meet tekf t is thought to be an imme-
diate need ex tome crudely couxeived ddeire. El Pass can-
net afford to continue is this erroaeaac -yay.
o
milfianaire to get oa the front page hat
taeniae.
Flying.
AX Et PASO aviator flew to Carlsbad H. H Jfew Tear's
day distance of about lid auks in an hear and a
halt ' The trip was made in eae flight and without mishap-
The trip wax dean: ao dirt ae smoke. To Carlfbed passen-
gers were carried' and en the reiars flight paHengert were
brought The return trip was state in about the tune time
it took to fly up.
"I don't set why more pectjrie de aet tzke to flying
oat in this country where the sctaery it se wonderful and
where the air it so dear at a East" said tkt aviator. Up
at Carlsbad the people have begun tUakhjg in that tame
way. Qse feed flying company with pbtrty at nleae cesM
reduce the price to very little if any mare than whet it
costs is ride on the train. There it comparative safety with
a machine in good condition aad a careful drJfecT
With an airplane one could go te Destine in 45 ntsslet
instead of three heart which the trains i4rice. In the
summer eae could fry to Cloodereft in jstt a Utile mare
than an hoar. It might not take that long. Frights have
with its distances could well afford to
aviation.
good police bat it's asking too much
of them to require them to wort: in "plain ctetset."
o
One thirsty tourist in El Paso caoseth more commotion
than many hungry babies is Europe.
Whence?
the southwest contractors farmers aad
wondering where they wOI find laborers
New Churches.
the uew cafe lullaby.
Laurence Sterns.
?Safth TlfcrS aSieStg TWaeaSly. "The
outlook is Xexict. 1 maMicalarly
The closing of (be rsjpper mines ts
another atrrantageous factor as ft
made obtainable a large number of
skilled miners lor the silver mines ft
reduced wages. Several thousand
miners have been e$ oat from tbe
copper mines at Cananea and Kacoaasri
Sd there is an abondance of )asor.
e silver mines may tie able te ab-
sorb this Idle labor aad for this rea-
son the government is doing every-
thing possible to eneenrage their
operation. "
The Young Lady
Across The Way
r yonag my acma UK way sees
she beliaye is sayiag what yoo
ke to say a boat her ts a persess
lace and net cutting her threat behead
her hack.
HELM IS CASS? W1IA. BE
CAALEU fc-OR T8LM.
uepuw l in i states roarsnai a.
H. Wosbler has served suhloanas for
I he caae of the United Stats against
Carlos Helmus which has been called
tor .Monday ts th United States da.
triot conrt. Many employes aad of-
ficials of th First National bwk
were Included In tha subpoenas. He.
mus Is charged witb misapplication
tt fossa.
IFRANCE!
In War Time f
LEAVES FROM AN
OVERSEAS NOTEBOOK I
By h. d. slater.
Ths -Ovsrseas Notebook" contains a
variety of material gathered by thu editor
of The Herald In Europe dorlss tbe war
and alter. Excerpts will be published In
(him column daily duriot tbe next several
months. Today a Instalment oontinulnc
the aaaeral narrative relatea experiences
on the ileus-Argonne battle front.
It la suggested tbat readers clip these
articles each day and paste tbem lu scrap-
books; they will not be reprinted and back
numbers cannot be supplied. '
IT IS foggy damp and chilly the 23th
of October. At 10 a. m. heavy shell-
ing of Verdun resumed by enemy
whose artillery and airmen are con-
stantly busy in front of us and to our
right Our triage now passing the cas-
ualties of three diriaions. Casualties
of 40 to 60 percent reported in various
actions by certain assaulting units. At
noon one of our field hospitals is
shelled several tents destroyed and
more than 20 of the hospital personnel
killed and wounded.
Last night was comparatively quiet
very little firing or air bombing until
4 or i this morning. But th night
was one of the darkest 1 ever t.av.
Men collided in the street ami talked
with hands outstretched as if blind-
Walking cautiously I nevertheless
bumpexT into a truck standing by the
road invisible. A night like this is un-
believable to one who has not been in
it; such total darkness is not possible
in any settled region where there is
always a certain slight atmospheric
glimmer or reflection but here it is like
being shut up in a box. Added to the
facta that the sky is entirely overcast
and that all lights of whatsoever kind
are prohibited there is the dense fog
which blankets everything close to
earth. It ia so dark a man can't find
his eyea to rub them aad try if he is
awake.
Today a motorized machine gnu out-
fit tram another division showed up
with remarkable compact alf-eteei
bustes forecasting the mobile troops
of future wars. There is one thing
about the infantry however: they don't
depend pa gasoline. In future wars
every infantryman ought to be pro-
vided with a valet like the old knight's
squire to carry hu'200-pormd pack feed
him do his d urging for him cany hit
souvenirs aad love letter brush and
mend his dothee pick him rub hie feet
and represent him at early formations
is ia only lair considering wnax an j
infantryman is expected to do in his I
leisure time. !
25 October 118 Never before in this
sen or aaty ether has such a mass of j
men aad material been concentrated
beared a given length of battle line a i
taut concentration of Americans on I
naarosv front for drive down tbe Meuse .
to ant thf Caesar's main lines of com-1
Bnirjl MIH- 4 US icrox uranuiog in
sat perorne common
this war taxes oa sew significance
now all taw more remarkable because
it ia a "war of movement'' on this part
of the front and sot merely & matter
of estsJdsBhing successive lines of de
ll
WitetaBt tryuyj to be at all technical
shall try to rive an idea of how the
VQVfc :1a being done. The divisions en-
are crowaea TOgemer on ex-
r narrow fronts aide bv side bat
extend back a long war with all their
crnworta. reserve supply system ar-
tfljerr and attached air units. Our
divisum just now is holding about two
milae of the frost lime 'and four or
Cv pUtooni hold the outpost- each
of tbe two or three battalions on the
i -actual treat having some of its com-
psuuat ia reserva in a sense and suni-
JafTy each front line company having
some of its strength in reserve in a
sense; but the division extends tatck
M kflometers (near .14 miles) by road
or 41 kilometers (25 miles i in a bee
line.
Adjacent divisions are similarly dis-
posed though of course in support and
reserve positions and in all rear eche
lons several oi visions intermingle and
corps
seat oat mara road.
Te saotore the forasation imagine a
diagram rooghlr like the edges of a
lot of roofing sittas or shingles stand-
iajr os the short end the tops inclining
shoot 30 decreet to the left of verti-
cal all parallel to the Meuse river. All
freat roads and bridges are axial lon-
gitudinal with the formation while the
seenaary draiaaee of the country is
at right angles to tha axis forming
infinite sucrepsion of natural defensive
Martian for the enemy at the woods
brooks valleys and transverse roads.
Invasions in front Use positions have
others ia rear similarly disposed in
corps reserve and army reserves and
even A. E. F. reaenea are still further
back. The mighty wall 60 miles thick
is backed by other troops in rest areas
and replacement camps extending back
mavbe 200 aulas from the front and
back of them all the troops in France
and back of tbem all the troops in the
United States and back of them all the
man-power of America not vet mobi-
lised. The battle began September 26 on an
IS mile front. It is stated that 1200.000
men are concentrated for the push
mcindinr besides about 21 combat di-
visions hundreds of thousands of corps
troops army troops and A. . F. troops
aad auxiliaries engaged in the infinite
ly complex organization an aireetea at
driving aheadoa that short front line
which is as yet only about 24 miles
in sOite of tha kagthenipg of our right
flask turning it virtually into a front.
8oote2&W euns are hammering at the
Germans.
The grand tactics is that of creating
artificial funks by breaking into the
enemy line at first one point then an-
other forcing the enemy s steady with-
drawal. There is always a swift jump-
off then slower progress aa enemy con-
centrates hit raafotanee. The troops
will keep going si long aa they can be
kept supplied. Taking that for granted
the big problem is one of supply to
I Be lerwara ecneions. compare au tnir
with the probleni which the Germans
had oa their enormously extended front
far fresn bases.
The system of road circulation is
most elaborate aad carefully planned
and supervised with one-way and two-
way roads reserve roads and numerous
restrictions in the effort to keep the
Eabibble Kabaret
Coerrirst. ). SiWTtcssi Toon Serrlca. lot EctUIotI U.S. Pstesa OSes.
HUSBAND HAS SOCH AM CV Sf ARS WW AT CAM
NlsWBeTMB VJAYECtOrJ HU
SCHOOL DAYS
ABE MARTIN
SUE SMALL hat asaeaaetd Ut
Bgagoroent t a paaseraaa as
steady demtttic Xiteel Haeti as.'
bride have detided t' beard tffl they kfii
agree os a davenseit.
Coprrtsht tlsHasH Hrrsaaeaf jfrrtes.
traffic ways sub aad avoid poafuskw.
With the eaaataat Bpvtnitnt at troops
back sad forts and the vast problem
of supply it is a sPareal of adminis-
trative control that ifa wsok i teniae
doesn't frssue it baarlnsM.
Fresh troops are oasjrraaapy bang
sent a? to give timparagy relief to
units eThtmrfed in the xmtrsa; and
advasee. The rossmsnd sScto of aH
unita frets enssipesiajt to divstioM are
all the time jireinrai; forward to aey
and autre eoarraiiasai leettionf Jtau-
road facilities are Hiirrsg the rail-
beads or supply iseatt are maay .railea
ia the rear aad exposed te eeaetoat
enemy fire and the riosstirv track
train movement u aawrasoss is order te
keep up with the aetsaatsag ffawtBsee.
The problem af rstiaamf; W that ef
naan How are
listing the aaost Ialenttve aabnr
nUssias. and warn nod at rei
hours is of eooise an imparihfhtj to
say of the faeeea fr forwasd who are
keeping alive oa what they can aarry
with them tsetse aaa ijiitsiwi
The sxtnal ccwatHtsths of tmopj
fee the bis nuh la thus sees to be
abowt stXMO BMa par mile esastrsr
only those who are offlsially 6eajsates
as psjtiereeAisg is this greatest battle
in tse wonart ajstecy.
Our raVnigeaet! group It eostisnally
kUstrfyma; w Mefsus dmawst ea
our frost fan! lost! ay the daeBafatiea
of tbe Germaaa is eblftisg their beat
diriskms fram the British and French
front over here as a but resort is the
effort to stew the rath. There is so
hope. But the enemy's resistance is
terrific and terribly eoaUy to e)r army
as tbe'eaasatty reewda shew.
Is) one mosith we -have met nearly
100000 men ia this battle. And there
is hard week ahead. It is evident that
the people u the United State have ae
conception of what ia goiae; en here
and the Waahhsgton aersunest is
either deliberatetr or wnorastly eaa-
cealing the facta deist deep injustice
te aH oar troops
migbtv task.
( Continued is
esaaged is this
seat staae.)
SCHLES1NGER BEQUEATHS
HALF MILLION TO CHARITY
Milwaukee. Wis Jan. sA-Cbarity
pand A. feMesduer Bled far pn-
Date aere. Atssutswa iu yssstipo
teaee the. eataae ts
esuse is we
.r mii mmiAn sjuuml" smraasic
mates piaoe Its valae at tot.it 90
An.asnasl tneeste mt utseH la aa
rea we wmow. atre- natiisw swaiet
lnaer. tjader
S Ot IM
will.
BRAIM MAS PROZeM!
Copv.-isS.it. 1920 ty
re Newspaper Syndic
Bedtime Stories For The
TOCf-E "WIGGELY ASK
Br HflWlRD
AVE you iu srains
of yeUev
corn. Kurae 4aae
a Oseie
is he put
winur an
on nis rur coax
ta leave
the hollow stasia
"Grains of coir
some." anavreree!
housekeeper "Are res
them with you when yen ro
adv.ntnres tAdav. to Mrem Ul lae
ao you will be able to fls your way
aacK aaain .
"Oh. I'm not colas so far aa that J"
laughed the bunny gesUaosaa. snak-
ing his pink neae twinkle like the
dimple In baby's cheek. M coarse
dropping trains of cars os tne snow
would be a good war to mark the
path. If the dusks aad ehiekecs didn't
eat the corn sralna. Bat What I want
them for ia to play checkecs with
Srandfatser Oooaer Oaaar.
"Play checkers with tars! I never
heard of each thing !" cried Korea
Jane aa the saae the rabbit sentlp-
man what he had asked for.
said Mr. Tjissatrs at he put tha yel
low Kerneia ra as poc&su
saxaaafoa
Goosey had setae regular weodea
oheckers. hut he let Jaal
Bow w&w. the sappy bo
to play store with aai
aut ae sex aaease nan sreeue
ly pots use inem
LBS usr Uant
brine them back.
So Gnadna Goosev
if T will nlasr
wtta gxaia or com.
Uncle WtsrsrilT was about half war
to Grandpa Gooeay Gander's house
when all ef a anJdea. fro no. beneath
a scraaaix mmni .
with anew came a sad voice sarin r:
"Oh how hungry I ate! Oa If only
I had some corn for myself aad my
wife!"
"Ha! That cant be the ysasy Fox
nor yet the Wooale Wolf! They don't
eat corn." thought TJnoU Wlswfly.
"Thv nlhble mv ssri when th.v ean.
Who are your" asked the basar- "1 1
have some corn here for playlas
checkers m srive you aH yas wlab
aa I have nleatr."
"Oh thank yon!" cried
voice and eat from beai
came a bla alrd. with i
and bronae feathers adbae of which
seemed to he la ststaee asat nlaida.
From its breast buna; devs a tassel
of hair lfke the rati oa a teeny weeny
1
ny ana irons lbs Dim s Bees auair
lOWn TOHMthilld?
like Dlecea
scea Beej
Flannel wo tlist mt taut.
Uaeie wic-
gUy thought the blrtf bd mm throat.
"Where. It ra ylease. Is tlte corn?
irobbled tbe Urd.
"Here answered the bnnny pull-
ing a paw full of grain from his
pocKec
Oh. joy!" gobbled Ue aplendlC biff
bird. "Come on onL mm. Turkey
uoine on ooj evrK.
Here la Untie WirgflT with corn to
keep as from taxrraff."
Oh. are yoe the ThankfflvJnf.
Cbrlatmai or New Tear's turkey?"
aaked the bunny aa he scattered more
corn on tbe enow.
Hogwallow Localf
Br KK aWTTS.
SLIM PICKENS was cancht yester-
day while trying to foxt witb a
young woman at Tiekville. Tbe atteB-
pen ef the tews marshal a boot a stock
away was artxactcs wbes Stm ba8
eksrrsc hit tkroet yieht leeai t tba
jirL
Dock Hocks whs was extremely
popular with the fair sex Wet before
Christmas says be ha sat em bees
atsiled at sew for two or three weeks.
WsOe Poke Bailey's male wasn't
seUdsg what it was going thia week
bt walked erf isle an eld cittern as
Musket Sidfc Pake says if Ua ranH
don't use more prudence he ia goisf to
have to get it a pair of specs.
aaa
WTTJIBir I
Mi ataxtoC
bsnjratow-
T wjny. x3 x naaie
isa BuSKrat laanr
aafas; to take
By DWIG
little Ones!
THE Wpj) TDSSST.
R. GABJt.
of all tsrea." as
ss as neraea bis
. "Aad I bom
B. isinr.
mwak at Ul'
Bte.
arits the
Bsrasy. xawn.
cars he
a te piar
eceers witn
a Wlayily bad a Use Usee and
on ass -pay oaca; xroaa uxsaa-
cm Goosey's
a heeee. when at ae nearea
ae. when as he seaMd
(Be
the
Sassafras boss where "he bad toi
a auaaas
popped the bad Pnaar Fox.
"JUST in time
"Where Is the eeral geeMc4 He Mad.
barked the fox. like an unpli
doa. "Just la time to nibble
ears Dade Wlssfly."
"Plara. 4oat?beged tap haaay.
"I tan have smbo ears left and III
give you all of It!"
-Peehl Aa tf I ate ceenr cried the
fox. Ta going ta a leads your ears!"
bled s loud voice sji oat of the bush
rushed Mr. Turkey his big wings
dragging on the grousd. the red
things beneath his head flapping to
and tra aad the herashslv tassel boe-
olng up and down. Really he was a
most scary looking creature!
"Gobble-obble-ebbler cried the big
bird. and. reaching over be nipped
tbe fax so hard on his bushy tail
that the bad chap gave a load howl
aad away he ran.
"My! You act quite wild for a tur-
key but thank you for having saved
me." said Uncle Wlggily when the
bad Fox was far sear over the anew
nursing his sore nipped tail.
"Oh. Tin a regular wild turkey so
I have to act wild especially whea a
Fox tries to hurt my good friend.
Uncle Wlggilr!" gobbled tbe big bird.
"Thia pays' yen hack for tbe favor of
giving me and my wife some corn."
"Oh. I didn't want any pay!" laughed
the bunny gentleman as he hopped
home to bis bungalow. But all the
same he was very thankful to the
wild turkey. And if the jumping Jack
doesn't take the keyhole from the
door to skip through and tlokje the
void fish. I'll tell you aext about
Oaele WiggUy and the sage ben.
Copyright. HSU by McClure Newspa-
per Syndicate.
WILLIAM COLTON COLORADO
SPRINGS FOUNDER. DEAD
Philadelphia. Pa.. Jan. S. William
Francis Colton. a native of this city
but for many years a resident of Salt
tAke City TJtah la dead at Bryn
liawr. Pa- aged to years. Ha was
one of the founders ef Colorado
Springs and for many years he was
one of the officials of the Denver
A Rio Grande Western railway. He
mmw "
retired about is years ago.
Twenty-four charwomen are em-
ployed to do the housework in tha
castle ef the ex -kaiser at Doors. Hol-
land. L PASO
H. D. tester edger ead eaatraluc ewaer
J. C waewth Is ssaaatM eed O.
swere7. 'Sirey
vSPSt tie
cJS
asrs
t I am!" I
THS ASSOCIATED PRBSS te eieloalvlr eaUtled to the use for sssslcattoo ef all s.w.
dlsgsMhss ereditee te it or act ethenrue ersdltsd is tats peeer aad also tbe local
new BssWtaM berets.
AN OmgPBNMNT DAII.T hTaTWVAFsUt-Sse fM Kenht was esUbUeh'
MIL Ths an Fsae Ueiaid Kelndea esse to UisjSHsb aad mesnrHs. Tin
Dsiir News. The Teieaisph. Ths Telsgram The Trtbsjav. The Oraphlc. TVs 8a-i.
Ths Advsrtiser. Tbe iBdsaeaAsau ts Joeraal. Tee BspaMaisa tse PeUeUn.
TatRatS OP SUBSCBIPTIOM Dally Bereid ts AiUsei. New Measas Texas aad u 1
Meaiee. per ssealh. ill per rear. Slt.se ia an ether suiea per aaeeta H.U: i. -yser
til. Wedassdar aad Wssh-Kad tssau wfll he audita er IK ouut :
seothwest) per year. Wesh-Cad sdltioas ealr. per sear M IH eeaatde sast .
FORTY FIRST TKI;
Taso Txsa u e
ab :r..'.er.
BITS OF BYPLAY
Bs LUKE McLUKE
katSJT
0!
H MT he ads o vtrruaust
A sure afreet talnar ts Zjouti
Bat mavbe that's heeaaee the cose
Has never Bees; terns ant.
PAW KSOW' EVKKSTHIXe.
Willie Paw. wh&t la a wlilfs
slave T
Paw Any sua whs It aanportlsa
istfe ASMl a w."-s' these-
aaya my
Mt In
yea what jo
deaerve. yoaae stasr
St) i'Wpt-
Toaarh it la true la busy hit.
That keaeet adettsls paysi
as vnst set pa n aeesae 10 see.
To advertise Tear heaeetr.
AK3K THB IMPMIBL.
"Yom seat far meT said the Rru;
Detof-Hte.
"atee;" we reslleab "Too can trail
anrthrar. I Iscslsudr"
-AMymiay. ssjiese the Great Ds-
tecthos. "what can I do for your'
1 waat yatj to feUow the fa-!:-laaa
tor a asoath." we aauwnnced
"Baffled r inesmil the firt r.-
t active aa he keeled over la a faint.
PASCB ?HH JX TOaTst POCK ITT -
A UtHe U
Wea f (eve here. FU ser.
ai earns a ae asr rrsnnee j
After he aaa saaaed iwij.
Torrva irtrr mat!
"xlss wtnanar to as awful gnshar
wh si taTvt aher
"ta nefesd Jehee. -she could
he arreetedc orwiilar te adjectivea-
THB rACJrXiT.
Khese paeiflata hate force yaja Let.
They're very feed af platitades ;
Tbey anerx strike aaauBlea. aad je:
Theirre bear prrivtag httitadea.
TSaas la anesl a taina as ov.pdA.np
ths ea eMSh as a substitute for pro-
w Know or m. certain montn-
rfc4TiTy paaaase
wr-
he xsaleeL " and take
ye ye swaar of One of these
as ftCO. as to as' '11 say :"
cohhbot.
A Boetoa srhnnibay was asked to
dense the word "wxtradltioa." He
stood up and rsptjad:
-waaat amy otr aatee of news hap-
a newspaper
gats out aa ex-
toa.
BHfbBA!
'A hea on lee sieve's
"Worth tea ea awer aerfe.-
i ateLsiae.
Said
aat
Watkaae.
auiCK peo
Sonaa man die easy deaths wbl'.i
soma Ve hard. But what we starteC
to ear was that l. Will Dn-ratt is a
candy aaleaaatn ta LesbnUle. Ky.
FAIR W4HBjC!
And Vate walkup. the city marsh-'
of Glasgow Ky.. Is likely c at an;
minute.
CI XT COXPJiOMISE JOSE.
(Ad. in Be! .a (X. a.) )
avfnK my wife Wvlra Delg-adc
Tto&tdf) ahanaaaed her duties as rrv.
wtfi and refuaed to live with m-
withoat any Baaaon. I will aot be re-
sssaarhle from this date oa for n-
account or compromise whatever
may make la my name.
Jose Flor ?
Qes J ? Tevrae.
Bankev Ua.
Brteee. ayfc.
THIfHip Tw WfMtstT tWrT.
A cub repartor tnakea a hare hvm;.
XAelBS U SXMKS.
Ten eaa C A. Pnraa oaf rural
route No. X. slaahv
hvnie 1
Teas.
8R BAU.T iPBCIAU
SU tiering gaaeralitlea sou t.--
t-BKB MsffJHB aUTS
The tremble wHa the girl . o
leeks Weil In a lew-aeckesj gown :i
that she east even go to a funeral
without displaying her wishbone.
7 en there Is the btod ef aaa
vao vviq cat hsutudlih ea pie
H he eaart attraet attest thm any
ether war-
Beauty aad sense seldom come in
the same rt"nuT1 the way beauty
ana nonaenae asv
n is easg
wife after
essBlsath to set rid of
to have beea married to
her for a bent IS vaara. Jnst tell h-
tbat yon lovf her and the shock w.u
kill has.
Reformers and dogs spend too
much of their Usee trying te find
something ts bark at.
Ilea would da moot of tbe talking;
if their wlvea were big enough feels
ts listen to them.
We oaee kew a assart sas
nas eeuM talk In eleven lan-
aruagee. Aad vfe tosevr a
aanarter nu vtbe eeuld keep et-
eat 1b eae legamsr.
Repabliea are forgvtful If a
lant dough bey did put u his hc-o
BMda! and wore It down town people
would think he was a delegate to
aome two-oy-fonr convention.
And the eld-faahioned bey who
was raised on sorghum and Johnny-
cake didn't have to hate a docior
every day or two.
HEX UNDER AUi sHSOaABGED.
Orders have been received by tl a
commanding officers at tbe pokts :n
the eighth army area to diacbarce
it men because of concealments at
time of enltstment- All but one con-
cealed the fact that he was under as -.
and held back the fact that he hs'l
dependents. "Tie seen are: Paul Corr -etaci.
Seventh cavalry. Fort BIis:
George L Brewa. ntaebine gun tro..f.
ElfiThtb oavalry. Fort Bliss: Fran;
Elfort Klghth cavalry. deper.d-r
concealed: Max Schneider air serv
mechanics' school. Kelly Field. Elt. -i
C. Carpenter field artillery detach-
ment school. Fort Sill. Okla. tori
Massing. Frank Rase aad Edgar '.
Dejton. llth cavalry. Camp R E. r
hfiohie. Pel Rio: Frank J. Hugh. ..
Beans? Rabin aad Niek Brown. U"i
cavalry. Fort Sam Houston: Edward
KMeQuade. Clare ace LaBrier. Ralph '
walker. William uonsner&y. j r -"
Gordon and Pomlale PaaareiHo Fir-
oavairy. camp aaaary - jupw. wuut -las.
Aria.
HERALD
ea eweeted The BeraM I for XI year.
A Msrtra ts suaasisg edtter.
-Entered at ths Poslwtf
rsaicr
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