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B HOTEL!
OREGON STREET'
D. S. Seaman Having Three
Story Built to Be Ready-
by July First.
ihre ator-v hoiel to coFt $15000. is
fccine erected for D. C Seaman at Til
North Oregon street. Contractor W. L.
Pringle will endeavor to complete the
building- by July 1. Mr. Seaman is
manager of the Fisher hoteL
J. F. Mullin is erect insr a handsome
two story residence on the corner of
Montana and Cebad i streets The build-
ing will occupy two ion and cost
?io.H' ;
llulltlinc ix Heiuucr. (
The Pern-Kirknatrick comoany has I
under construction six residences work 1
on which has begun as follows: A 4900 ' Mar "on the road" and she was given
home in Government Hill three bun- t an ovation b the lare audience
alowsin the 91 block. Uassett addi- l"irlu l"In the Urll Ho.
t.on. to cost J3M00 ea-h Two bunga- j Tonvnv Sueps. the bell bo. a charac-
los in block 17. Cotton addition to I ter taken l Fritz Fields and 'Willie
cost J4A00 each. I
ti. W Sharp it f reeling four bun- j
;ralos in block 89. Bassett addition to
lost J90(i( Mrs. Sharp is also erecting
t ) adobt tenement house t cost $1250.
in block .".4 Magoffin j
John Mulligan is adding another J
story to the arni quartermasters de-
pot it the corner of Mills and Camp- .
bell streets at a cost of $10000. I
FIRST NATIONAL ENDEAVORS
TO DEADEN SOUNDS INSIDE j
T eatment or tne walls and ceilings i
of th- interior of the First National
ic.nk is being done by the Johns-Man- j
lh" S?.2.a"y h" Hd'r"' SSK" .K! i
in the hank. Because of the large num- I
1 f QilrtiTKr tnafhtnee firiH twins I
enters within the banking institution. I Austin. Texas March 6 It has just
oiiMdrable noise has resulted when j developed that two of the four pro-tlie-e
are in operation Felt and cloth 1 POd amendment to the lonMitution
me being placed on the panels of the ! " voted on just three dajs apart.
ceiling and on the walls in an effort The to proposed amendments are the
" - 1 llnriL- mo mint rsvAMirtitti nrni ilmn- I nr
deaden tne noie i
ft- th wnrir i cnmniotafi tiiA n- I
. r."VlVi;rra15"r1Ed!Ho. I
l.ig of Clinapo.
ndM3cii ti:m:n iu:iti
F G Stevens froi Toronto ranada.
rtiiinng engineer formerly in charge of
tie El Favor Mining compani near
f.uadalaiara. Jal Met . 11 in the city.
on his way to examine mines in Ari-
Keeps the Teeth White and Healthy
Tuning and Repairing
ork Guaranteed.
Jenkins Piano Company
TUB BIG riANO HOUSE.
Phone S3.V. 11-213 Texas Street.
UP-TO-DATE T-PASSESGER CARS
S2J0O PER UOI R.
AUTOS
PHO.VES stw-sie.
AUTO l. IV till 1 CO
Oliver Carr. Mcr.
Stand by Texas Grand Theater.
For Good Shoe Work
m Mm&
STr f
"Walk on
35 CENTS
316-318 Mesa Avenue
3
attfe of
$24.80
Selling April 15th to
April 21st. Limit
April 22nd.
Make Your Reservations Early
CITY TICKET OFFICE: No. 206 N. Oregon
Write for a Booklet on the Wonders of the APACHE TRAIL of
Arizona.
COAL
Levy Grocery
WE AltE NOW IN
OUlt
41840 San Antonio St.
. ...3Ur
-."
r.c
"e
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IS ISara Lenox Soap. .
Bulk Mixed Tea. lb..
2 Came Shrimp
r Holland Herring
Cans Peas
PHOJYES 505 an 506. FREE
tte Make I 'emery o i:ait
'! il ITdn
I romnt Wtentlm.
THE Hi
BUT C
GETS BICE
Teal's New Song Play
Pleases Audiences; Sing- j
ers Offer Many "Hits."
The Bell Boy." staged at the Craw- f
ford theater Sunda by the Raymond
Teal company proed an even greater
roaring musical comedy than was ad-
vertised. The company played two per-
formances during the afternoon and
evening to capactiy houses. The & It.
O. sign was hung out at the evening
performance long before the curtain
was rung up.
While not featured as a star in the
cast. Pansy De Lacour proed the "hit"
of the performance tn her song. "There's
a iiirl Who Goes to Vassar." Miss La-
cour sansr and a'ted like a Broadway
Fitzsgibbons a iharacter portraed
b Homer Long caused roars of laugh-
ter rille Harris a hotel clerk not only
plaved his part well but drew seerel
encores for his singing.
Hazel Lake popular favorite played
the part of a telephone girl quite well.
One of the song hits was "I Loe the
Last One the Best of All." by Orville
Harris and chorus. t
In the closing act Hazel I.ake sang I
"There's Two Things To Do On a Rainy
Night."
The songs sung by Jesse Mae u aisn.
. 1
Raymond real ana uomer
LMnS 1
i.r..rhr thm hrt
B. B. C
.
TO VOTE ON TWO AMENDMENTS
WITHIN 3 DAYS OF EACH OTHER
-' v" .v.. -... !.."".
me levying ot a. special roan lax. w men
?' bevofed on at a special election to j
he held on August IS. 1917. and the
j proposed amendment providing for the
1 creation of conservation and preserva
tion districts which will be voted on
at a special election on August -1 1917.
The other two amendments one pro-
idmg for otmg a tax for free text
books and the other authorizing the
oooks ana uie omer aumorizing me t
state to take the testimony of out of J
.st. n-itnoss ... nen.it.ns tnr the !
violation of theantl trust laws will
c joieu on at tne nem genera e.ec-
TWO DAYS' SEARCH FAILS TO
LOCATE CAPT. WAGNER'S AUTO
A Dodge automobile belonging to
Capt. John A. Wagner Eighth cavalry
taken from in front of the Cornelia
apartments. SOS Mesa. Saturday night
between 3n and 11 ocIocK. was
searched for nearly all that night by
Capt Wagner and W. M. Laughlin In
another car. without success All day
fte S th7 iS . S? 52 Vhf !
I bel for the car up and down the
.-. . . . . .n.
irt Bliss
vaiiey. out up to iionaaynoon tne auio
had not been located.
notified.
. .. .
! STORES AT STANTON AND
i TEXAS DAMAGED BY FIRE
j For the second time the fire depart-
: ment was called to the corner of Texas
I and Stanton streets Sunday morning to
' a blaze which- started it is believed
J in a pile of trash in the rear of a bar-
' ber shop which faces on Stanton street.
! The fire spread to the Busy Bee fruit
I store on the corner and a real estate
j office on Texas. No estimate had been :
given of the loss Monday.
Eyes Examined Properly.
! Geo. D. Kendall. ::s Mesa Avenue
Makes Glasses Right. Adv.
I T
AND LOW PRICES TRY
ENTERPRISE
Electric Shoe Shop
Rubber Heels"
I
an Antonio
AND RETURN
ACCOUNT
Flowers
$13.25
Selling 10:30 P. M.April
18th and 8:45 A.M.
April 19th. Limit
April 22nd.
CAR LOTS ONLY
H. K. BERNARD & COMPANY
Telephone HMTT. Su Koherts-tlanner Hldg.
Company !
ndenell
All Others
XEW LOCATION'
Oppoilte City Ilalt.
a licaa Matches sSe
'" Gd K :.::..:2.-.e
4 Cans Tomatoes -nc
3 lln. Tine Select Potatoes . . .'..2r.c
Strict! Premh Durham Fsrc-.. .1... r-:-
DELIVERY AXV AMOUNT.
EI rn at o'clock Dallr-
Wholesale ami Itrlail.
EiGEIGBR
II"
THE 1IG1
Most Successful Stage
Celebrity Makes Screen
Debut Today.
George M I'ohan trie mo?t fu ?"-f'il
dprure m American theatrical" will
make his debut today as a screen ;-tir
EI Paso will see him just as soon as
his own Xew York and its Broad wa
for the Wigwam will release "Broad-
way Jones. This was hi greatest
stage success and was selected t him
cftr months of del! hi ration for hi- in-
itial appearance on tlie .reen for rh
-Art era ft Pn tures coiporation
George AT. Cohan is man who has
nver had a failure s a Miiall hoy he
was known as a masical prodtg a. id
toured this country playing the io!m
lie was a favorite as a audeille a tor
j as a dancer as a comedian in plr.vs of
his own; as a song writer and eompostr.
as a playwright and a .t innur of
J big theatrical enteiprises lit is- about
the last of the famous a tor to listen
to the lure of the mo ins; jtRtars Mis
i .. . .. i i-- t
1
' both on account of lack of . i.ie ami l'"rt wh-n the temptations of wealth
because he wished to full.. m.--..j rate induce surround her III the ay m-
and determine his adaptabiliu t.. the lthie- of an audiem- naturally fix
I screen. He studied the question for I themselves iifon the girl and her ups
many months and at last enlisted un.ier ! nl down and the temptations of the
I the Artoraft banner This is the com- at.arets and madhouses
. tifinir n-hioh hsmrilos nothing but miner- ' In eery large city there is a man
stars and its productions cost more "f 'he type of "Jim Mills so tnuh-
than anv other on the market It con- fH and vigorously portrayed by John
trols Marv Pk-kford. George M. Cohan. Maun. So cold blooded and unscrupu-
Douelas Fairbanks and now announces ' lou is h- as Mason shoxvs him that
ttiar It -i!I mntral ull future nicturps .
j. ... .h tinsT nrodncer nf ;!! Da-
I . . ...... . ..r. '
vid arK uriixiin wno proaucea iiirtn win ponei wmeii i wuim . wn
of a Nation" and "Intolerance" ( cause Not until it is too late do the
"Broadway Jones" is the story of the victims of such a man realize his true
career of a small town youth who was I nature. As the New York Evening
lured by the bright lights of Broad- j Journal said "The Libertine' is a
wav. He played the night life for all strong and gripping story of modern
it was worth and. by the wa. the cab- life. A surprise finish comes like a
aret scenes in "Broadway Jones" will j breath of June roses bringing close
open your eyes. Then he settled down 1 to th hearts of the audience a power-
and became a staid business man. It ' ful and timely moral." Adv.
is a snappy "Cohanesque" picture all i
the wav through and there is a pleas
i" """-c .i.iu ouwo .. --
of the Prodcio Cotan ta. -PlIly
inc romance which adds to the flavor
written one number for the picture en
titled "There's Only One Girl Adv.
IlttllllKT I.ri STi:VK.. !
Robert Louis Stevenson's famous
Hawaiian story "The Bottle Imp. '
forms the ba-is of the latest Lask-
.--".- e--
which Sessue Hayakawa.
sensational success of
raramuuiii iihiuif ui
Ps the stellar part
- Japanese. Chinese and
! du. but this is the first time that he has
ever appeared
as an Hawaiian. The
story of "The Bottle Imp" deals n ith i
the adventures of a poor fisherman who I
seeks a girl of royal blood as his wife. I
but whose father strongly protests. He
manages to acquire possession of "the j
bottle." which grants every wish but
which nevertheless has a terrible
menace. How he finally succeeds in
winning the girl he loves in spite of
the manv obstacles that confront him.
Is brought about in a most thrilling
auu umuue mauner. .iir BcttiLk: ul ine
8tr5- ls Picturesque Hawaii and the
LaslJv. co' nv a2uaiiv sent the nlay-
ers tfiera tu gtice the production. "The I
tcTTie imn is mp aiiranion ai x.ne ai- .
bambra todav only. Adv.
-I.ICE IV WOXDERLVVD."
Alice in Wonderland" an irresist
ible picture play of childhood dream (
world presented under the auspices of
the College Woman's club at Com-
munlty halL corner ot Montana and
Oregon streets. Tuesday afternoon and
evening. 2:30. 4. 7 and x.30. trices.
-5 cents for adults: 10 cents for all
school children. Adv.
CHARLIE CHAPMV I'.VIfirE.
The Pathe News Mutt and Jeff.
Lonesome Luke and Charlie Chaplin '
will be on today's program at the '
Unique. Francis Bushman and Bever- j
1 Bayne in the 11th epicde or "The i
Great Secret" will be sLown tomor-'
row only. Mme. Olga Petrova in "The
Secret of Eve" will be the special at-
traction commencing Thursday. Adv.
VARIETY RILL AT BIJOU
Picked program will be shown the
Bijou patrons today including the fa
vorite comedians "Ham and Bud."
Wednesday the new "Fox comedy will
be here and it's a good one. Adv
XOTICE.
Owing to the delay in the comple-
tion of "Cotillion Hall" we will be
compelled to postpone the opening
night March 2$ until further notice
We hope to occupy our new ballroom
within the next ten days.
The Ryan School of Dancing.
Adv.
i FIREMEN SUFFER FROM SMOKE
i IN H0YT FIRE; LOSE SPEECH
J Still feeling effects of the smoke at
I the Hoyt fire on San Francisco ttreet
. Saturday afternoon chief John F. Wray
! could scarcely speak Monday morning.
j and several firemen were in the same
condition
feeveral gallons of ice cream were
sent to the firemen by the women In
charge of the reception for company
K Sunday night-
FrRXtCK CAVES UKHl.OOO LOSS.
(lock Springs. Wyo. March -6. A
loss estimated at S100.000 was caused
by the f're which swept the main busi-
ness block of Green river 16 miles
west of here last night according to
estimate" made today. A defective
furnace In the basement of a mer-
cantile company caused the fire
Rare Investment.
4S room tenement brand new not
occupied yet but all rented. Brings
In $315.00 per month gross or JJ50.O0
per month net This is 10 per cent on
30.000. Best location in town being
two blocks from Court House Pno
$17300. Takes half cash balance m
five years. See
I.ee TSewmnn.
(Tenements a Specialty i
Phone 404. 905'4 S El Paso St
Your
ocome
depends to a large extent upon '
what you do now.
Start a reserve fund with us
and add to it regularly assuring
a reliable source of income.
Your account is inv'ted.
4f ' Interest Paid on
Savings Accounts
EJ Paso Texas
!
TIE LIBERTINE"
it ST GRECH
Strong Story of Modern Life
Returns; Had Capacity
Houses Before
Falheis. mothers brothers lovers 1 Service was the keynote or an i
iaughter one and all should see "The ' addrevxes at the weekly luncheon of j
Libertine" toming to the Grecian ' the Motor Tra-les association at the j
theater beginning today. Why? Be- . Sheldon grill. Monday. Nine new mem- j
caus-e it is a drama that shofes a7 i bers were admitted and about 50 mem- j
with letters of fire the dangers and bers attended There naa again a
pitfalls of life around us. With such ; slight delav in starting and to over- J
life-like and cunvincin? acting ai John come this in future there is to be a j
Ma-on. of Bioadwa theatrical fame. (weekl attendance prize. A. A. Leppel
and the rest of the carefully chosen starting it on with an offer of a moto- '
. ast. provide the play brings the lesion moter for next Monday.
liome with smashing effect. From the! Iiim't Knock. "n;- I'en-y.
'. rj first scene the characters gel
uur attention and interest and ou
wait with bated breath as they see the
isciiiations of a rich society which
Hires them to forget their simple ir-luit-
A beautiful face and an inno-
. nt and trusting disposition lead the
heroine into some perplexing situa-
t:on Thoughts of her good mother
and her honest lover strain at her
his Villainy fascin
They blindly admire his strength and
nis villainy lascinaies me uiiai
tii i l. : .-..t... r .....
FERGUSON WAffTS TO KNOW
ABOUT CALLING TEXAS MILITIA
i Austin Tex. March J. Gov. James
j i: Ferguson left today for San An-
;omo. h-n intr 1u.t returned from spend
nK a feB. jaJS at hts ram h in Bell j
OUit The i-'t to San Antonio is
haid here to be to confer with depart-
itia is to be ord red n'ot'ilh-ed tor rr.-
n in roniiectit"! w ith the Grmin e t
ua'ot . the g'l tr''s of n in l ites h i
ing a'rea'Iy b( en cllcd to th colors.
gmgi
ARIZONA-DIXIE
COPPER CO.
Incorporated.
It trill pay you tn lneticate
rhoie G38t
For fnll Information.
BROWN-RUSH BROKER-
AGE CO
70S Tiro Republics Illdg.
Silver City:
New Mexico
"The Silver City With th Golden
Climate."
NOWHERE in the Southwest
nowhere is there a climate
more beneficial to the healtbseeker
nor more delightful to those tvho
desire pleasure and rest especially
in summer.
Altitude is 6.000 feet. There are
no dust storms and no mosquitoes
at any time. Summers always
cool and pleasant. There are
ample and excellent Sanatorium
facilities for Tuberculous patients.
Tbe State Normal Summer
School is available to students
during June and July. Its credits
are accepted anywhere.
Wonderful mountain cenery
trout fishinp and camping in the
(Jila National Forest. Good
roads to many points of interest.
Write for Full Information.
Chamber of Commerce
Silver City New Mexico.
Wl gwa 1TJ - -
"Y "" ment headquarters relatne to the. fi- I g M
wno has mane ture moements of the Texas national i TtTT A TUTi 5 T 1
uneniai roies i .- 1t.hir u ..Gr i.r. Ar.Ar.iii7o 1 B RJ9 Fa sflf Hj a tJf I H m
2nr-o?"Si .?' '!':! i iIVrlfyriJRlJ I
jin ' to knitw wneimr or nor ine ixas mil- j - m
i
m Oliver viiy iicw iucjucu. jji . m
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This is the screen debut of the man who never
had a failure. He was a success as a boy
violinist; as a dancer; as a vaudeville actor; as
a comedian; as a song writer; as a composer
and as a playwright.
term l i
m and as a playwright. First Appearance Today
I COME to the MATINEE and COME EARLY I
ITIR TRIES
IX SERIE
Luncheon Featured by Ad
dresses by Local Dealers
in Automobiles.
1 r. ti l erry commenieo upon me un-
u-uill large number or automobiles in
?:i Paso and said that the new at-so- J
I eiation should aim to make its mem-
bers of miieh value to car owners as i
well a. tj new prospects "Tbi is .
J more a day of cooperation than compe-
i t-tion." said Mr. Perry. "The biggest
; thinir in salesmanshin is telling the
j truth and don"t knock the other
UIIIIK I" Bdicaiiutiisniu is iriim
feon- rars Knocking the other
fellow s cars causes doubt as to the
value of your own and hurts the whole
industry "
Eugene D. d'AUemand. of the Adcltib.
was a guest and told of the work of a
similar organization in Denver.
AVord "Service Abused.
T. J. Fitzgerald said that the word
"service" is more abused than properly
ued. while S. O. Bottorff expressed
the opinion that there would be better
service for all car owners if there was
less discounting in selling cars.
Roy P. Ha mum. . T. Simpson and
It f. Waters also made brief remarks
Xext Monday ill be "Buick day" and
R. W. Ramming will preside. . U.
Rakestraw presided. Monday. It being
"Liberty day."
We Serve The Best.
Merchants lunch 40c Campbell's Cafe.
Adv.
Tenement Owners.
Are you getting all of the money
( Mur
i Newr
house should bring" Ask Lea
man T snecaliz" ot tenements.
Phone 4"4 ?n"u & El Paso.
Adr
THEATER
TONIGHT
Raymond Teal's
Big Song Show
Presents
"THAT
!
COLLEGE
BOY"
Popular Prices.
Lower Boxes . $1.00
First 10 Rows OrchestK. 75c
Last 8 Rows Orcncstra 50c
Upper Boxes 75c
First 3 Rows Balcony 50c
Last 5 Rows Balcony 35c
Gallery 25c
PHONE 3966
Charlie Chaplin
Pathe News
Lenesome Luke
Mutt and Jeff
TODAY
prnrnHrgBHjMEaBBMBB
iS
3 Dffis Only -Today Tomorrow and Wednesday
Engagement Most Extraordinary of America's Brightest Theatrical Star
In His
wa
gCSE
BayerTablets
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I'M j
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TABLETS have been
sold as Aspirin that did
not contain the genuine.
There is but one Genuine
Aspirin. It is unadulterated.
Accept only tablets that
have "The Bayer Cross"
on every package
and on every tablet.
"The Bayer Croi
Ybcr Guarantee of Purity
Th trade-mark "Atririn (Res-
U.S. Pat Office) is a curantK
that the mcnoaeeticacidester of
salicylicacidio these tabletsisof
I' A
aBAYER!
to reliable uayer xnanuiacturc
I ALHAMBRA
-TODAY
Jesse L. Lasky Presents
essne nava.
And a Splendid Company of
HAWAIIAN DANCING GIRLS
In Robert Louis Stevenson's
Famous Hawaiian Story
"THE BOTTLE
BANKING
BY MAIL
request for onr new free booklet 'banking by Mall" carries
with it no obligation to open an account All we ask ls an op-
portunity to explain clearly why your savings should earn 4 per-
cent and why your money will be absolutely safe If sent by mall
to this institution. Ton may have occasion to thank us for this
suggestion
Write today and ask for our New Booklet.
El Paso Bank &. Trust Company
A Guaranty Fund Bank.
El Taso. Tex.
I '
'ill
III &
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS
All outstanding bill against the city of EI Paso including water
department must be in my office by April 5th to insure payment in
April. Delayed bills will not be paid until May 22nd.
GEORGE W. BURRI
City Purchasing Agent
UNIQUE
Greatest Stage Success
J ff
Hi HE BH In aPS Hfet
t oak b gpr m&
AND NOW COMES HIS
GREATEST TRIUMPH
His Debut as a Screen Star
Podoit Bum H
of 12 M
Battles of 24 s
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ONLY-
awa
I'll
ill
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Francis Bushman
Beverly Bayne
IN
"The Great
Secret"
TOMORROW
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A (1U COMPOUND Ml
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