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MIILO TO BE
REBELS GAPITALIF
ViipKES IT
Eaoul Madero Is Made Gen-
eral and Given Command
of Zaragosa Brigade.
T. nj'tlano Carranaa. is planning the
e'".u iishment of his provisional capital
a" S.Utillo within a short tune ac-
(Td.n; to Roberto V. Pesqulers. con-
f.df i nal agent of the "Constitutional-
is chief who has returned from Tor-
re n Carranza who left Yesterday for
I'uiano to smooth out "wrinkles in the
o-vamzation of the civil government of
tint state. Is expected to return to
Trreon within a few days. Shortly af-
fr that time he expects to be able to
enter Salullo.
mc that point is sained the pro-
visional capital is expected to remain
t'iere until the "Constitutionalist"
troops march through the streets of
Hixico City.
Not "Worried About Ammunition
The confidence shown in Carrania's
plans Is reflected in the attitude ot
Tiy
Swell Corns?
Mnnrfarffll 'PETO IT" engaged in a rifle and arUUery duel.
BBUllQcrTlll Ut I 0"I I 1 which lasted from breakfast until the
V .SMVI Ml MS Bl 1 aetn k... T1AI. -14a- than Mt
hiirh "Constitutionalist" officials here
regarding the embargo on arms. W hen i
questioned as to what action they
think the United States would take i
regarding arms shipments consigned I
to the "Constitutionalists" at Tampico j
they are non-committal but they as-
sert positively that the embargo is not I
a vital question for them I
They declare that thev hue enough I
ammunition to see them through the
fighting to Mexico City and they ex-
pect to capture a large additional sup-
ply at Saltillo.
The plan to transfer to San Antonio
the junta and offices of the "Constitu-
tionalists" which has oeen maintained
here has been abandoned according to
Mr. Pesaulera. Pesauie.a. after a visit
to Douglas. ArizL where he has busi- I
ess interests ana lo ijos ausci.
where his family is living will make
his headquarters in Washington where
he will work in conjunction with Ra-
fael Zubaron Capmany. secretary of
gobernacion in Carranza's cabinet.
Raoul Madero a General.
Raoul Madero has been made a
brigadier general in the Constitution-
alist" army and given command of the
Zaragosa brigade. His promotion came
as the result nt th elevation of Gen.
Eugenlo A. Benavides to be jefe "de
arraas of Torreon. This left the Zara-
gosa brigade without a commander1
and young Madero was selected for the
place.
AN S
COL MQHG
MllCOlii
OF THE jIFTEENliJ
Continuous Border Patrol
System Being Tried
Out by Staff.
( PLANS UNDER WAT
OLDIEB
B! U. 5. S
m DOUGLAS
MAZATLAN ATTACK
HALTS FOR SIESTA
Ban Francisco. CaL May II. Ameri-
can refugees on the steamer San Jose
which arrived here Monday had a good
glimpse of west coast warfare at Maz-
atlan. The rebels and federals
Greatest Cora-Cure World Has Ever
Known. "Gets" Corns Sure as Fate.
Thousands say "GETS-IT" Is simply
tragic If yoo'va tried nearly every-
thing nnder the sun to get rid of
those corns eo much the better for
J r
Cm "GEISTT"
ndYoaWIU
Ferret Abon
Your Corns
ssdCaBBses
"GETS-IT" Corn freedom Is yours at
last not next week or next month but
rght now! "GETS-IT" goes after
?orns as a. crow does corn. There are
no more thick plasters and greasy
salves that don't remove no more files
razors and jabbers that make corns
grow. Put a few drops of "GETS-IT"
on and see every corn and callus shriv-
el and vanish. That's the new way
the painless sure safe quick way.
laly "GETS-IT" can do it. Apply It in
3 seconds.
Every druggist In the land sells
"GETS-IT." 25 cents a bottle or sent
direct by E. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago.
Advertisement.
siesta hour. Both sides then took a
rest. Their shells were tearing up the
hillsides but it was impossible to see
from the steamer that any great dam-
age was being done.
Plainly visible however was the
moving picture operator who stood on
the corner of the "Constitutionalist"
earthworks takintr pictures of the gun-
tiats .r.rv tlTnft fhsr fired a shot. The
BOldiers seemed plainly mindful of the J
presence of the camera.
RECEPTIONIN TL S.
PLEASES MEXICANS
Hbgales ArizL. May IS. U. S. consul
Frederick Simpich and the 12th United
States infantry were hosts Monday to
prefect Gonzales of Nogales. Soil and
port collector Carillo at the army
camp. The Mexicans were greatly
pleased and invited the Americans to
visit the "Constitutionalist" officers on
the Mexican side of the line.
During the visit of the Mexicans the
12th regiment band played Mexican
airs. Gonzales and Carillo telegraphed
to Gen. Obregon. the "Constitutional-
ist" military leader a message con-
cerning their reception and it was an-
nounced that when the Americans re-
turned the visit a band would be sum-
moned from Hermosillo the Sonora
state capital to entertain them.
REBELS DEFEATED
AT TAMPICO REPORT
VnTlm fltv UY V.r 19 TOk&l
who attacked Tampico Sunday were ' ot Gen- Pershing.
Col. George It Morgan the new
commander of the 15 th cavalry has ar-
rived at the fort and taken command
of the regimental headquarters at Fort
B1s- He was promoted to be a col-
onel from the rank og lieutenant col-?eI'-'wh.!le
attending the war college
at W ashinugton.. He is preparing to
make an inspection of the post as
""'" Jucaieo. tL Robert D.
Read who has been in command of the
regiment since the retirement of Col.
Joseph Garrard has been ordered to
report for duty at Fort Sam Houston
in the southern department headquar-
ters. Border Patrol Chances.
Border patrol troops are being
shifted to comply with the continuous
patrol scheme which has been inaugur-
ated by Gen. John J. Pershing's staff
for the guarding of the entire border.
The 20th infantry will take posts along
the border instead of being encamped
at Fort Bliss where the regiment had
been guarding "the Mexican prisoners.
One battalion is to be stationed at
Harfs mill and the two other battal-
ions will be located in camps within
the city limits which have not yet
been selected. i
The second battalion nr tit At i '
fantry composed ot companies E. F.
G and H. returned from Fort Wingate.
. M. Monday evening where it had
been guarding the Mexican prison
Camp. The - snecial trslna nA
I through the city at 6:30 enroute to the
I post and it was a tired and desert
weary bunch of soldiers after their
long ride from Wingate. Companies
A C and D remained at Fort Win-
gate to guard the .prison camp.
Headquarters at Columbus.
Headquarters for the first squadron
of the 13th cavalry are to be estab-
lished at Columbus N. 1L where
troops A and B are now stationed.
Troop D will go to Columbus soon and
Maj. R. E. L. Michle will probably take
command of his squadron there this
week. He has been attached to Gen.
Pershing's staff as assistant adjutant
general to assist Maj. William R. Sam-
ple adjutant general of the brigade to
familiarize himself with the border
patrol work. Troop II of the 13th cav-
alry which has been stationed at Co
lumbus will move into the city and
take station at Washington park head-
quarters. Brig. Gen. John J. Pershing. Maj.
William R. Sample and Capt. W. E.
Hunt made a survey of the camp sites
in the city Tuesday morning to select
locations for the new commands that
are being brought into the city and a
new alignment of the troop patrols
within the city will be made by order
J FOR state meet; re hx nra ;
Central I.abor Inlon Completmir ue-
taihl for State Federation Con-
tention Here in June.
jcst-"- The regular meet-
.Tcg? n Monday night of
!5EIIS the Central Labor
QJ3 i.ti. on was called to
order by president planning. There
was much routine business transacted.
The convention committee reported
good progress being made in the plans
lor the entertainment of the delegates
to the State Federation ot. Labor con-
vention to be held in EI Paso in June.
A special committee consisting of del-
egate; Manning. Larkin. Tufano Red-
mon and Clifford Webb was appointed
to visit the various local unions re-
garding convention matters.
The butchers carpenters musicians
painters cooks and waiters and sheet
metal workers unions report work
fair while the barbers bartenders
electrical workers and printers report
work good. I
The regular weekly meeting of the
Plumbers' union will be held Tuesday
night at Union Labor halL
There will be a regular weekly meet-
ing of the Sheet Metal Workers' union
Tuesday night at Union Labor fcalL
The regular weekly meeting of the
Bricklayers' union will be held at
Eagles hall Tuesday night.
The Plasterers' union will hold Its
regnlar weekly meeting Tuesday night
at Union Labor halL
AMUSEMENTS.
GRKAT DILL AT TUB WIGWAJf.
The Wigwam today will have the
first of a series of big shows. The of-
fering is easily worth a Quarter but
only 10 cents will be charged. The at-
traction will be the big foreign spec-
tacle "The Triumph of an Emperor "
It was personally selected by E. E.
Campbell one of the owners of the
Wigwam who saw it at a private ex-
hibition in Dallas. This will positively
be the best show for ten cents that
has been seen in El Paso since "The
Prisoner of Zenda" was put on tor
that price. The picture passed the
board of censors who thought that the
dance of the seven veils and the orgies
of the Roman court were instructive as
being a reflection of the customs of
the times. Hundreds or soldiers are in
the big scenes and the Alps that thev
cross are the real picturesque Alps.
Once each week a special which
wonld ordinarily cost a quarter will h-
put on. Wigwam patrons can count on
these films being all that they are
said to be as Mr. Campbell will per- '
sonally see each one before booking
ju Advertisement.
Had Refused to Halt When
Ordered to Do So by an
American Sentry.
Douglas Ariz.. May 1J. Dlonisio
Acosta. a Mexican was shot and seri-
ously wounded here Monday Just' north
of the international boundary by Wil-
liam Taylor a private of the th eav-
airy on sentry duty. Acosta refused
to halt at the sentry's command. The
wounded man fled across the line to
his home in Agua Prieta. Surgeons
say he probably will recover.
According to witnesses of h. hiwi.
tag. the Mexican ran to the boundary
when ordered to halt and when near the
line turned and made a derisive gesture
at Taylor who had withheld his fire.
Cavalrymen declared that Acosta has
given them considerable trouble by at-
tempting to disregard their authority
when they sought to stop and search
him.
Immediately after the shooting. Col.
J. L GuiIfole. commanding the th
cavalry appointed a committee to ln-vesti.:au
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.WRINKLES
defeated with serious losses according
to an oinciai report zrom uen. ignaclo
Morelos Zaragosa federal commander
at Tampico.
WYOMING SAILS FOR VERACRUZ
New York. May 12. The dread-
naught Wyoming sailed Monday night
for Veracruz by way of Hampton
Roads. She carried 1000 fighting men.
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Begin Kange rractice.
Residents of Sunset and Mundy
Heights need not be alarmed because
of rifle fire in the foothills this week
for the 6th and lth infantry recruits
have been ordered to the temporary
range near the Rifle club range for
target practice. A detachment of
recruits from the 1st battalion of the
16th Infantry were on the improvised
range Tuesday and the sixth will send
their "rookies" to the range this week.
Tuesday was pay day at the two In-
fantry camps in the city. Capt. A. P.
watts border paymaster paid the in-
fantrymen of the sixth Tuesday morn-
ing and the 16th Tuesday afternoon.
BANDIT ROBS TRAIN; IS
SEOT AND CAPTURED
San Francisco. CaL May 12. After
robbing passengers on the incoming
limited train of taOO and J 1000 in jew-
elry Monday night a bandit became en-
gaged In a pistol duel with 'wo rail-
road detectives in the dining car and
was shot in the cheek and arm. A cook
then rushed in from the kitchen and
clubbed the man over the bead knock-
ing him senseless. He was brougnt un-
der guard to San Francisco and taken
to an emergency hospital. He probaDiy
will recover.
Some letters found on him lead to the
belief that the man is James Hogue. a
former railroad man of Flagstaff Ariz.
Wearlncr a black silk mask the ban
dit boarded the train five miles south
of the city climbing over the rear plat-
form of the narlor car. At the po.nt
of a pistol he held up the passengers j
uiiuaK uiu money hq nuB. men ia
went into the diner where he encoun-
tered the two detectives and the re-
volver flcht began. Bullets flew about
the car but the bandit was the only one
struck.
DAILY RECORD. .
the nrjoir.
Francis X Bushman In "A Man For
A' That." a drama of society romance
and sacrifice and Maurice Costlllo and
an all-star Vitagraph cast in "Her Big
Scoop" will be the program at the
Bijou today. "Her Big Scoop" contains
a startling story that leads to a very
Interesting love affair with pleasing
results. You will find this an excel- '
lent program.
Wednesday "John Bunny and Flora
Finch in "Tangled Tangotsts' a comedy
built around the Tango."
Thursday "Zingo" or "War in the
Clouds." a picture of daring and ad-
venture. Friday "Goodness Gracious." or
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"SEW YORK'S CXDEnWOllLD."
About one hour of the most thrilling
display of certain phases of existence
in a big city was shown to large
crowds at the Grecian yesterday.
"The Gangsters" or New York's Under-
world is the name of this special feat-
ure. It's a great picture and it teaches
a great lesson. Every man and woman
should see it. Come early today as
it is positively the last showing of this
great film. No advance in prices.
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DIXJfER-TJAXCB. DEI JfORTIi
The Paso del Norte Hotel wUl give a
dinner-dance every Thursday even'ns
from 7 to 11 oclock. Dinner will be
served from 7 to S n. m: danclncr until
11 p. m. There Is no extra charge for
table reservation which should be -nadr
early. Admission. Including dinner is
tl.Ou. Advertisement.
RY.VX'S DYXCIIVG ACADEMY.
Free instructions are given every
night in all modern dances from 7 to
S. five cent dancing from S to 12. Re-
freshments and popular music by the
Knox orchestra. No undesirables are
permitted. Advertisement.
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Just because you happen to see or
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It may be claimed that other hair
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BaHdtar rrrmHs.
To Juan Carre to bslld an adobe lots 14
and IS. block M. Campbell's addition esti-
mated value SMS.
To W. H. Rattenburr. to erect a baUdisc.
11 San Antonio street: estimated value
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To Romero afarttaec to tralld an adobe
Rivera street: estimated value SIM.
T. H. P. Hansoa. to build a bungalow.
Talaroaa and Lnna; estimated vatee S12SS.
To Kins' Worley. to build a bunsalow.
lies East Boulevard: estimated value $;ieo.
Deeds Filed.
Soath side of Tolarosa. between Cebada
and alley East El Paso Town company to
V. Eugene Caraon. lots 3. 7 and 2S. block
84 Bast El Paso: consideration 30; Oct.
U. IMS. By ded of same date the same
propsrtr U conveyed to Careteno Monteen:
consideration S70S.
Northeast corner of Tnlarosa and Luna.
V. A. Creed to H. M. Walker lots 1 aad t.
block t. East El Paso; consideration il0;
March 17. 1914.
North side of Boulevard between Austin
and Newman Mary E. McCheaney to Halite
M. HammlU. undivided one-third Interest In
lot 22 and part of 23. block CI. Franklin
llgms; crawienumi iu; April s. 1914.
South aids of Tnlarosa. between Cebada
and alley Mayfieid Building and Improve-
ment company to J. V. Tate. lot 25 and part
of 24. block S4. East El Paso: consideration
II101.SC. July 26. 1I1J.
Soath side of Arizona between St. Vraln
and Virginia Samuel Stark to H. Franklin
lot 2 and easterly half of 2. block 222.
Plerce-Flnley addition; consideration J1J51-
Oct. 1. IflJ. '.
North side of Roosevelt between Canova
and Maximilian F. N. Hall and A J. Fniian
to T. J. Casaldy aad C. J. Nml lot I sad
part of 4. block II. Sunset HHthU: consid-
eration 41e: May 5. 1S14. '
Southeast corner of Nevada and Camnhell
A J. Fullan to J. A Rawllnge. lotsll l?
1J and part of 14. block 7. Alexander addi-
tion; coaelderation. other and lie; Jan. 7
IJcrased te TYed.
Wllbnrt BriKss and Lrdla Browse
Hllario Cortez and Pennine. Dnraa.
William A. Reagan and Sarah Brown.
George Runyon and Seine O'Connor
Feline Saldlver and Maria Ortlit
AseeMton Vasqnez and Joeeflna Oareta.
Ijorenso C. Amur aad Asteneloa .
undo.
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To Mrs. C. B. Smith eaa 5H?i'. .J
". -wjriie ave-
TWO NEfiHO ClViLRmE.7
QUARREL; OXK IS KILLED
Yuma Ariz May 12. Jesse Brlttdn
and Thomas B Alexander negro mem-
bers of troop C. loth U. S. cavalry
quarreled at their camp here Monday
with the result that Alexander died
two hours later from a gunshot wound
in the back. Brltton was placed In
the county Jail.
To Mrs. C.
noe; May 4.
To Mrs. Maria
street: April 17.
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HALF
TUtn. 1ST CMtaMlma
To Mrs. H. Sancede. Sim vl.u . . (
May J. . "" ;
uirths Bays.
To Mrs. Anastado Lope .T. . .
To Mrs. U P. XaviettaMil.faa1
nue; May Z. " 'serna ave-
NiglS J
DO YOU DEMAND
The best groceries and meat. -your
table? If so. we h? ?.for
We also save voiTnmney. tbenL
Mcmickirys Grocery
I San Antonio! Fhon. m .-.
v-w-oiifl.
GOO
WUl call for you and we will
show u the biggest bargains
ever offered in El ru real
estate hi Alfalfa. El Paso's
Railroad Suburb.
I.
PRICE $2. 50
Crowds of people took advantage of our Half Price
Sale ot h I G lo stovos yesterday. Did you get
yours? lhis sale is still on. Come early to insure
immediate delivery.
El Paso Electric Railway Co.
Llectric Building
Phone 2323'
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