El Paso Herald (El Paso, Tex.), Ed. 1, Saturday, April 15, 1911 Page: 12 of 24
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L PASO HERALD
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Train Bulletin.
All afternoon and evening trains are
reported on time.
Freach Aviator Killed.
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(jnevcreuse rau;- .f" -
Byasson of the navy -while making an
aeroplane flight fell witn nis mauio
and sustained injuries from which he
dird laier. He was maneuvering a
monoplane over the field here.
C. I. Billington 709 Magoffin. TeL
1489 pamung pape"a-"&"ot -
For sale cheap Sheldon hotel car-J
pets and furniture. j-rvi-i. -- -Stanton
Bell 137.
Tou'll get your haggage today not
tomorrow if you give your baggage
checks to XiOngwell.
Dr. Crowder eyft ear. nose and
throat; 602 Rio Grande Bldg.
Drs. Brown & Gallon-ay dentists will
move to the Mills Bldg. May 1st.
Potatoes That Are New.
Eat new potatoes while they are new
5 cents a pound.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery.
Phone 353.
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A Health Food For Tmng and Old.
A more economical and healthgiving
food than milk cannot be found es-
pecially if it comes from the El Paso
Dairy. Not only good for young chil-
dren but it's best for old people.
Embroidery Week at Kress's.
Beginning Monday Kress's store an-
nounces a special sale of an exception-
ally line assortment of high class em-
broideries. Each day new assortment
t a Kress price.
"Wanted tor tJ. S. Army-
Able bodied unmarried men between
agee of IS and 35; citizens of "United
States of good character and temperate
habits who "n speak read and write
the English language. For information
apply to Recruiting Officer Coles Bldg.
331 Paso Texas.
Card of Thanks.
"We take this method of thanking our
nany friends for their attentions and
teympathy during the illness and death
fcof our beloved husband and father "w.
J Mitchell. Also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
Mrs. Maggie Mitchell and Children.
VENT!
That will be remembered for months. Never before have you had an opportunity like this. Gfood reliable furniture at prices never dreamed of. These goods are all new
fresh stock and are well made and finished. Enjoy your Easter then come Monday to this feast. We have just received a car of dining room furniture consisting mostly
of Buffets and China Closets. We are also showing a new line of Hockers Office Chairs Dining Chairs. library Cases and Sectional Book Cases in all the late finishps ft
will pay you to read carefully and note the special prices for this week.
Refrigerators
We still have a good assortment of re-
frigerators despite the fact we have handled
more to date than vre anticipated.
We Invite your patronage whether
.great or small. The man without
means today Is the substantial money-
ed man a tomorrow if he has the fore-
sight to deposit his funds with this
lank and builds up a good credit.
El Paso Bank & Trust Company.
"Wr Should ion
Send out of town for engraved invita-
tions and cards when we can make them
for you here. "We have the best en-
graver In the country and we are doing
as good work as can be done. Ask the
people we have done work for.
J. B. Sutton Co- 117 S. Stanton.
For a Jolly sood laugh see Vacation.
High school Monday night-
ie inety-flve percent of the business of
the Tnited States is done by means of
credits and it is to! this branch of the
business community that you should
look. A checking account marks you
at once as a business man and gives
you standing In the community.
El Paso Bank & Trust Company.
This elegant cold air refrigerator has round
corners removable sanitary wire shelves
white lined food chamber 115-lb. ice capa-
city nicely finished in golden oak special
for this
week
Dining Chairs
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Office Desks
We have a complete line of office desks
including roll tops flat tops typewriter
mi sanitarv ana iuu cuiiieL. jrnces ranjre
from $63.50 down
to-'
$13.50
All Iron Cots
Box seat
chairs a
Special on
each
pattern
good sty
sale
golden finish dining
le and nicety finished.
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Like illustration round continuous post
heavy link fabric spring j rtg
extra special tPJ tO
Woven Wire Cots
With heavy copper steel wire supports.
30 inches wide; (&0 Q
special Pd30
Magazine Racks
Foreign "Miners Fight.
Pittsburg Kan. April 15. In a fight
betwen Americans and foreigners at
West Mineral a mining camp 21 miles
southwest of here James Raffle a
Syrian was shot and killed by Jerry
Hagar -a boss in thejnine of the May-
on Coal company. The fight started
from a trivial quarrel. Raffie and
three of his countrymen it is said at-
tacked Hagar with shovels and picks.
H. F. Wrluht D. 0.f 31. D. moved to
Herald Building rooms 310-311.
Dr. E. D. Strong Bcraerts-Banner Bldg.
Hongweirs hacks are always at the
Union station.
Dr. Cameron Dentist over Walk-
Dvershoe store. Reliable dentistry.
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Mission Rockers
Dr. Peoree Osteopathic Physician
loved offices to Roberts-Banner Dldg.
Bermuda Onions.
Fancy white Bermuda onions 1
founds for 25 cents.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery.
Phone 353.
Dr. PrewitX&3t dlseasea ot stomach a3
Intestines. RI6 Grande Bau Bldg.
D. A. T. Still Osxpopathc Infirmary
Dr. Ira "W. Collins physician in chief;
Dr. Amelia Bnrk Dr. Grace Parker. Dr.
Paul R. Collins consulting physicians.
201 W. Missouri street.
Plenty of Good Milk Means Good Health
Always.
One can't drink too much milk es-
pecially if its the El Paso dairy kind.
Ko other kind of food contains so many
tissue building qualities.
"The hand that saves the dollar is
the hand that guide finance." The
laboring man who gets ahead is the
one who later employs others and owns
his own home. Every one should save
a little out of each week's pay check.
This little should then be deposited in
our savings department where it will
earn A percent payable on the first day
of January and July of each year.
El Paso Bank & Trust Company.
Vacation
T'ckets 25c. Monday night.
miss it. High school.
Don't
Every train is met with Longiv ell's-
hacks. Just ask.
Kitchen Cabinets
Kitchen Cabinets like cut golden oak glass
cupboard above double bins two drawers
two pastry boards; Al g 7C
extra special J)sJQ
Hose v
We sell hose in 25 ft. and 50 ft. lengths.
25 ft. hose complete with &0 QP
couplings only tP-iO
Rugs and Linoleums
Don't miss our display of Rugs and Lin-
oleums. Special inducements in this depart-
ment to all buyers this week.
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Office Chairs
In genuine quarter sawed oak perforated
leather seats over cane also saddle wood
seats dull golden oak. Early English and
golden oak. all prices
up from
$6.75
Exactly like illustration upholstered in best
Boston leather finished Early English
have massive arms and rockers a rejmlar
$6.00 value special on
sale
$3.85
Bissells Carpet Sweepers
We -have all the latest styles and finishes.
See our windows for special display. Sale
prices start at. H SA
each PJ
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Free! Free I
To every purchaser of one
dollar or more Monday we
will give free a beautiful
picture all reproductions
of fine art. One to a customer.
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Hammocks
We have a complete assortment in price
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irom .ov aown to
each
We quote a special discount to all ham-
mock buyers this week 20 percent off Teg-
ular price.
Mission magazine rack just as illustrated
is very strong being put together with
screws has four roomy shelves and is fin-
ished Early English: special d -i g?
on sale each PL aOO
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' Library Tables
One of the leading
features of our new
display. They include
EarlY English Join-
ed Oak Golden Oak;
and Mahogany.
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G-as Hot Plates
We .offer gas hot plates like illustration
special for Monday (JjO OEf
only each . . ! d O
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Sulkies
Eor the baby are
something' new. You
push pull or stand
still.
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MISSION" TABOUSETTE
Same as illustration a regular 75c value
strong and riirid. will hold bho iivirt
pot plant; one to a customer;
extra special for Mbndav
GASOLINE STOVES
We have the celebrated Jewel make.
Olympia Gasoline Stoves the
2 -burner size bnlv
It pays to buy a good gasoline stove.
30c
$350
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conditions reign in the department of
Marne. The day was taken up with
trials of wine growers who had been
arrested during the disorders of several
days and the summary jurisdiction
courts here and in Rheims sentenced
a number of persons charged with
slight offences (from one week to two
months' imprisonment.
Your Easter dinner will be complete
if Smith's pure ice cream Is served. Free
delivery. Both phones.
X.et Ixmgwell have your baggage
checks when you get off the train.
Dr. R. S. Rebrnson diseases of chil-
dren and orthopedic surgery. 700 Mesa.
Dr. Deady Am. Natl. Bank Bldg.
Xew Potatoes 5 Cents Pound.
Fancy new potatoes rght from the
garden 5 cents a pound.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery.
Phone 353.
Tho man who in making a living and
a bit more is the man who knows the
value of a savings deposit in the
El Paso Bank & Trust Company
Tour baggage is safe if trusted with
Longwell.
Are Trying Wine Rioters.
Epernay France April 15. Peaceful
BASEBALL!
Vacation is coming Monday night at
El Paso high school.
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WASHINGTON PARK
Internationals vs. Ft. Bliss
2:15 Sharp.
White Sox vs. Globe Mills
3:30
Admission 25c and 35c.
Fncy Callfornva Strawberries.
We are headquarters for fancy Cali-
fornia strawberries. 15 cents a basket
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery.
Phone 353.
R. O. Davie a negro who attempted
to hold up the physician. Before the
doctor was killed he shot the negro
three times once through the left arm
and twice through the right lung. The
holdup probably will die.
Miners Seek Settlement.
"Winnipeg Man. jpril 15. Coal
miners on a strike in Alberta and
southwestern British Columbia to the
number of 10000 including allied or-
ganizationsAasked the minister of labor
at Ottawa for a board of conciliation
under the Canadian disputes law.
The El Paso city hack stand phones
are 1 or 1001.
Why not some (Smith's pure ice cream
for the Sunday dinner? Sunday delivery.
Smith's pure ice cream made from
only the best ingredients. Family or-
ders promptly delivered. Both phones.
Did Not Climb Into Berth.
Anderson Ind. April 15. Benjamin
C. Barnes of "Washington T. C was
acquitted of the charge of having
forcibly entered a sleeping car berth'
occupied by Mi?s Cecil Hill foster
daughter of Prof. William Hill of the
university of Chicago on a Pennsyl-
vania train as it was passing through
this city on the night of January 25.
Smith's pure ice cream for the Sun-
day dinner. Phone orders promptly
filled.
Do You Drink Milkl
Are you sure that the milk you are
now getting is absolutely pure? Do
you know how it is handled before
reaching you. If it's El Paso Dairy
milk you can rest assured that it's the
purest and best to be obtained any-
where; under the strictest sanitary su-
l pervislon from the time it leaves the
cow until tit reaches the consumer.
The best hacks are the Longwell
hacks.
Xegro Robber Kills Doctor.
Colorado Springs Colo. April 15.
Dr. R. W. Reasoner was shot through
the heart and instants killed here by
COMPLAINTS OF NOISE AND
ROUGH DOINGS AT CONCERTS
The same trouble .that came up last
year at the band concerts has arisen
again the noise by those who do not
appear to go there to hear the music.
Many complaints have been heard. The
indiscriminate running about over the
park by children and adults is also
greatly damaging to the new privet
hedge about the edges of the park.-
A NEW HAT FOR YOU.
We have a new hat for every man in
El Paso. A "Stetson" a "Cravanet" or
a Bryan Bros. "Special" $4.00 $6.00
$3.50 or $3.00. Soft or stiff. Just bring
in your head and we will fit It
Bryan Bros.
Hay of California Intro-
duces a Sweeping Exclu-
sion Bill.
PUTS BAN ON ALL
ASIATIC PEOPLES
Washington D. C April 15- An im-
migration bill affecting all Mongolian
people was introduced in the house to-
day by representative Hayes of Cali-
fornia. The bill provides that all laws
now in force prohibiting or regulating
the coming of Chinese or persons of
Chinese descent in the United States
be made to apply to Japanese Koreans
Tartars Malays Afghans East Indians
Lascars Hindus and all persons Mon-
golian or of Asiatic race extraction.
It further provided that all persons
affected by the proposed law now in the
United States other than teachers mer-
chants bakers professional men or
persons touring the country for pleas-
ure must within one year after the pass-
age of the act apply to the secretary
of commerce and labor fori a certifi-
cate of residence. All who have not the
certificate of residence will be arrested
and deported.
The bill was referred to 'the commit-
tee on foreign affairs.
Auks Japanese Correspondence.
Representative Raker of California
has introduced a resolution calling on
the president for the correspondence in
possession of the president or secre-
tary of state and the secretary of war
relating to Japanese immigration to the
United States and its possessions.
The resolution also asks tlm nrosi-
dent to inform congress what is being
done by the executive department of
the government to restrict th further
Immigration into this country and Its (
possessions or Japanese coolie labor.
It provides that the president shall
notiry congress as to what he knows of
Japanese immigration into Canada and
Mexico and thence into the United
States.
Democrat" Strike Snnir.
The Democratic party met its first
serious trouble in the house. At the
close of a session marked by insur
gency In the Democratic ranks by
reason of which th "RAniihHosinc nar
rowly missed scoring a triumph the
nouse passed tne Kucker bill for pub-
licity of campaign contributions be-
fore elections. The fight arose over
the extent to which publicity should
be applied. But for the vigorous and
continued use of the Democratic whip
an important Republican amendment
extending publicity to the individual
receipts and expenses of candidates for
congress would have been .retained in
the bill when it finally passed.
The Dead Woman.
Near the French town of Maisons
sur-Marne there Is In a Dine forest a
lonely spot known as "Morte Femme." j
UI this gniu name nobody seems to
have any" Idea as to the origin but for
the future Dobody need be at a loss for
an explanation. Some men out shoot-
ing In the forest the other day sudden-
ly came upon the dead bodv of a
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juu"s vuiiiu jii mis piace. .nere was
no sign of violence and the post mor-
- ..uiumuuuu iroiauuaucu UiUl tut;
poor creature had died from starva-
tion. She had been a servant at Troye-;
and had set out to walk to Reims on
foot in the midst of the hard weather.
Overcome bv hunger and fatigue she
had sunk do.vn in the forest to die un-
pitied and aono.
Effi
m
ciency
Is the great need of business today.
Consider it when you purchase business stationery and
you will insist that your letterheads be engraved and pro-
duced by
The
-4. D. Foster Co
'You'll' want it first of all because its character will make
your letters seem more important thus adding to their effi-
ciency. But the efficient economy of its method of distribu-
tion is what clinches the matter with every shrewd business
man. Let us sitDmit you designs. Write us a letter on the
stationery you are now using.
The A. D. Foster Co.
RICH JEWELRY FINE STATIONERY.
Herald Bldg.
On Little Plaza at San Francisco Sti
Dolly Ten me this new scandal
about nor. Polly But it isn't true.
Dolly What difference does that make?
Smart Set.
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Few people are aware that Cornwall.
England is an island. The Tamar riv-
er and the Bude and Lauuceston cancl
cut it off from Devonshire.
"Is this a free translation?' aked
the girl in the bookstore. ''Xo. miss."
replied the highly intelligent clerk; "It
coists 50 cents." "
Singleton The vronan I marry must
be an ideal housekeeper. Ywxfderly
You'll suffer less with a practical one
old man. Chicago News.
A flea's strength is amazing. It can
pull 1493 times its own weight. To
open an oyster a force equal to 13000
times Its own weight is necessary.
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