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Saturday. June 20. 1914.
EL PASO MORNING TIMES
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nrH ain't no man but hasn't
X got mo' good in him .than
bad. An it only takes
th' right conditions f
bring th' good out
If s right conditions
thet brings out all th'
good in VELVET.
VELVET The Smoothest Smoking Tobacco Is
Kentucky Burin Jk Lux to which slow careful
curing has given an aged-in-the-wood mellowness.
Full weight 2 oz. tins lOc. Coupons of Value with
VELVET.
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HI NT1N; FOR ROBERTS.
nlnvrd as Telegrapher Here.
iumm rmm wa. Nmwivftn as a if it'
nher In this rltv.
Investigation by the police disclosed that
S. A. railroad turn Icavlnr the serviré
the railroad to enter that of the West
According to the letter from Mrs. woori-
lor stv w ee as.
i:. ' i late hour last night the police
had hi i-n unable to obtain any information
as to the present whereabouts or tne miss-
ing telegrapher police In other cities hare
bean asked to assist in the search and the
aid or the authortues In Juarex baa also
bean invoked.
Vouni Woman's Body Recovered.
By the Xfociotrd Press
Schenectady X. T. June 1. A part of the
body or an unidentified young ornan
whom suthorltles believe to have been
murdered was raised from the bottom or
the Mohawk river today noar here by rish-
erraen. The upper part or the trunk and
Russian Lawyers Sentenced.
ih. -ham nf Inaulunc the
WORK WAITS FDR
A HUNDRED MEN
M.IM- sj RETORTS THAT THIS NVsWKR
OF I aaORF.R ARK TRSMO OS
1 1. ST MA N'T StTTR DAM.
ftepart tar Past Knur Weeks Shows Steel-
irnt Profrets of mm Proieet nospiio
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Mendel Belllss. ended today In the con-
viction of all the derendants. Two or them.
SokoMTf and M. kereuekl were sentenced
10 elirht months' imprisonment and the oth-
ers to terms or sli months each.
At the time or toe trial ot Relllas the
lawyers drew up a strong protest in which
It was alleged that the ministry or Justice
and the court at Kov before which Belllss
was tried were Inspired by racial and
national enmity.
Railroad Sues for Damaies.
Hyi the associated Free
Newark N. J. June It As a result or a
driven by T. V. Wilkinson or this city and
sued Wilkinson ror SI00 damages because
pslnt on tlio locomotive Bruised and the
track "strewn witn mier.
This unusual suit Is In answer and
counter claim to an action ror SJS.OOO dam-
ages brought against the railroad by Wil
kinson. TO I 1 ailil ire ..'iii'i - . T
hip three broken ribs and otner Injuries.
Th. ro.rt assert s the collision WSS due tO
Wilkinson's negligence.
Civic Secretarles
fig the Attofiatrt Preee
Madison Wis. June 19. The employment
or school principals as civic secretaries to
direct the social and recreational activities
or the communities In which they live was
urged tonight by Miss Margaret Wilson
daughter or the president aa the next step
In tne development In the social center
movement.
Southwestern Weather forecast.
hv the AuodmUd Preee
. . . ....... .n -ve Ifavlen and
Arliona I'slr'ln south; lorsl thunder show
ers In norm portion saiuruajr imuau.j
Swest ' Texas Generally ralr and wanner
Saturday and Sunday.
Moneyback means
Oa-aVki 11 IT".
means the grocer returns
a dissatisfied customer's
money as quick as he can.
What happens then?
She isn't dissatisfied;
can't be.
Who is?
Nobody. The grocer
has lost nothing and she
has lost nothing. That's
how we look at it.
801)1111010 Boot wan your first definition of moneyback.
A. Schilling & Company San Francisco
Present indications are thai the Elephant
Bane dam will be completed much sooner
than was first expected by the engineers
In charge or the work. Reports Issued
by the fnlted Slates reclamation office
announce that consistent and unusually
rapid progress has been made during tne
month Just ended.
The qiisntlty or masonry laid during the
past rmir week reii a little below the
average or preceding months on account or
the ensnges In the plant and preliminary
stork In quarry preparatory to larger de-
velopment bul this preparatory work will
mean better progress during the succeed-
ing months.
The work on the dam Is prgctleaiiy all
Shove the bottom or the old river bed. and
In many portions much higher. The start-
ing of the expansion blocks has somewhat
retarded the work. This Is due to the
great amount or rorni work and rearrange -ment
or derricks but It Is now going along
at average speed and June promises to be
as favorable a month for volume of masonry
placed as any preceding tnonin.
well drills to a depth nt over 100 reel and
Decs sooui aiu lem iruin in. is.
quarry This was primarily ror eiplore-
quallty or rock when I he quarry wss more
tiny nevciopco. inri wr .....
used as blast holes at ihe proper time ir
their Indications warranted tne further use
or this auarrv. '
Heat y Blasting charges.
Three or these hules have been shot with
very satisfactory results. They were first
sprung with IJWO pounds of 40 per rent
dynsmne. and men loanen witu i-
der and dynamite. The total charge for
..... ......... l.ln ...nal.leit nf K7Í ImundS
or black powder and roo pounds or 0 per
cent dynamite it too several mj .
nmit the hie and thev were shot off sim
ultaneous on Nay . The blast. It Is esti
mated loosened about ..nno cuoic yaros ta
material not over cubic yards or which
roll nn the railroad tracks. This blast was
of great assistance In obtaining rock.
Masonry Record ror two weeas.
n.irirts- the month rrtdlnr June IS the total
n.i.nlllu nf mllMiril laid AtTHItinted tO fS.-
000 cubic yards or which 440 or t per
cent or the total was pium rocs iiub
makes a total of SIO.000 cubic yards or ma
sonry placed to date. The highest portion
or the masonry Is now at an cievauou m
494t feet or about ISO feet above the deep-
.at nart of the roundatlon. while the av
erage elevation Is about 4M5. The eleva
tion or the old river bed Is about t.sit.
I5? ... n is and will he
continued In conjunction with masonry
work until well above the river level. Pome
or the conduits and regulstlng gates go
in mis Duica inn a - -
the ground It Is Intended to push the
construction oi mis porwiaa w
installation U I lie B i-
the earliest possible date. It is necessary
to tunnel into me rinyuu "
'masonry well Into the abutment which
makes the progress siow.
The rrequent heavy showers have also
handicapped the men. Several shirts have
been lost oeesuae oi u
storms make quarry and excavation work
There are now about 1140 men on the
payroll. However 100 more laborers could
be USeO W BOTaiivaae auu M m-.j.
pioymenv upon wji .VT
road to Engle is to be opened within a
snort time.
AMATEUR EIHTOR MAKES GOOD.
Despite Dirrictilly in Ktnaino Words Bur
rouohs Maa (lets IHit Clever "Round-up"
........ .r...u naws the Hillary
Round-Up Is being distributed to the mem-
bers or the El Paso club. The present Is
sue or the orftrlal organ or me loeai cnui
aaa ...tited hv A. E. Rowland of the Bur-
did he dit the maraxtne. but he was siso
the slgr reporter anvcriisni nin i ia"
makeup man. Here Is what Mr. Rowlands
'. .. .. In ih. Issue of the ItOlind-ll)
regarding Ms opinion or the newspaper and
magasine game.
During the absence or our editor-ln-.hi.f
at Toronto i have leen asked to get
out the present edition. .
"It seemno easy rnttuau a -
told that It only required about 500 words
to a page pages reading matter. S.ooh
words. I thought that easy so I settled
down to my work. I had everything ready
pencil paper all I needed were words-
words. ÍJWO or them.
him bv the hand and oblige him. but should
he ask you ror words shun him; run (Tom
him. be Is seeking your goal.
... ... ..l.d the other Hav "What Is
Rotary" It Is a simple quesUon but not
easily aiuvw.rea. n i n "
"Clever men have written about It. many
way to convey Instantly its use sod Its
P"rne say thai It Is a sort or rreeros
Tho narllu the truth
"Others say It Is a fine Idea ror business
and ror mating menos i nis asatu is
partly ine irum .
Lou) Pricing
Decidedly big values among some 100 suits for men and
young men and included are the products of such makes as
"Adler's Collegian"
and
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"Atterbury System Clothes
In consequence many a man can pick up a fine suit at a low
price which he'll congratulate himself over a long time for
here are:
Men's and Young Men's Black and White Striped Suits.
Men's and Young Men's Light Gray Striped Suits.
Men's and Young Men's All Pure Wool Worsteds.
Men's and Young Men's Blue Serges.
Now Priced f 15.00
tr-T-riTr
STRF AM IS THROWN
OVER SKYSCRAPER
RTCH1.1 M i CKSSn L TEST OT NEW
i loMonns riRR rM.tvt
i mii.i.k nt n.niM.
Ahintv .r El r-aea Iteitarl-
saeal to ir niih Blae Even aa Tap
of City's Highest Structure.
In the teeth of a strong wind blowing
from Hie north Ihe new auto fire tract In
Ha nrriinl mil ir.lnnliv afternoon at 4
o'clock threw a reafit of water on top of
the tm-ehe storj Mills building botn rrom
an Inch and an eighth and all Inch and a
smarter noiile. The streams were forced
through Hie hose under a ion-pound pres-
sure or the moior The tlenionslratlon was
success In every respect and was gratl-
rylng to Mayor C. E. Kelly. Eire CaSM V.
W. Arnisinmg and other city officials who
witnessed It.
Mayer lineases Teat.
! The run wss made to the Mills building
from the trnirsl nre station and within
leas than five minutes after the still alarm
was turned in a stream was playing on
top or Ihe big concrete building. The hu-h
ad a quarter nozxle was first attached.
Stata Fire Msrshsl Wallace English. Mayor
Kelly and Horace B. Stevens stood on top
of the skyscraper when the stream was
turned on The firemen lo have a little
sport played Hie stream over their heads
and Ibe Hirer men beat a hasty retreat
lo another part or tne roof
The heavy wind blowing against the
stream made a spray thai drenched Hie
side as the hinldlng snd the pavement be
low. Many of Hie speclators who were
witnessing the trial had to shelter In the
stores or Hie Hotel Sheldon.
Hemnnslrallon I'aauallMed Success.
The deinoiisi ration proved conclusively
that the engine can throw a stream of
water over sny building In Ihe city under
ordinary weather conditions and even In
the face or a strong wind can ascend to a
helghlh or l?ii reel. The Mills building is
ISO reel nign aim ine iibk poio i iw.
higher. The water yesterday from the Inch
and a quarter noxxle fell hair way up Ibo
pole.
The rtre truck was built by the Auierl-
cn I. a France I Ire rumpany or Klinlra N.
Y. It sells ror fv0OU bul ibe city or El
Paso gol a reduction In purchasing lli
one that was tried out yesterday.
The trial yesterday will In all probabil-
ities be mentioned by Mr. English In his
next annual reoori. The demonstration will
also have a tendency lo decrease tne gey
rate of fire insurance In El Faso which
is already ibe lowest In the slate or
Texas.
CAUGHT IN PECOS
ON CHECK CHARGE
OKMIMO MARSHAL CAPTURES MAN WHO
POSED AS PHYSICIAN AND TOI.D
LURID STORIES Of WEALTH.
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Refusal of Phoenix Bank lo Honor Paper
Results la Arrest or Man Said lo
Have Criminal Record Here.
R. Times Roeeial Corrrgoondent .
rtemlng. N. M. June 10. F. H. Duran
was brouaht bsck rrom Pecos. Tex. Thurs
day morning in custody or City Marshal
J. C. Tabor on a warrant charging him
with passing a bogus check to the amount
of ISO on H. a. Bush or the oeming i.um
ber company.
tiuran arrived in HemUig last week rrom
Phoenix. Aril. and claimed In be a physl
clan and a tubercular expert. It is alleged
that he rented a small house In the city
and that he went to Henry Meyer's butcher
shop snd. after buying some meat
lemoted to nay for It wllh a check but
was told by Mr. Meyer that there wn
not change enough In the cash registe
to cash ihe check. It Is also alleged that
Duran went to the Nordhaus rurntture
store and bought a bill or furniture anil
orrered a check for IliS for payment.
ran was advised to wait until the bank
was open when he could rssh his check
Duran then went 10 Mr. Rush and made
arrangements to have a small amount or
repairs made on his new home ho ten
dered a check on the Phoenix National bank
for 950 nd after telling a lurid story or
wealth and success as a physician was
given the money.
Mr. Rush sent a man to tne nous to
make the repairs and round that Duran
didn't lira there and that i ha had not
paid any rent or had he been given the
key to the house. Mr. Bush became sus-
picious snd wiring the Phoenix bsnk re
plied tbat Duran had no money mere. City
Msrshsl J. C. Tabor was notified and sent
out letters describing Duran and orrered
a reward or ft. Marshal Tabor rinallv
located his man at peros Tex. and. armed
with a warrant went after him returning
early Thursday morning. The defendant
consented to return without requisition pa
pera and will be tried Monday berore Jus
tice or the Peace C. C. Rogers.
Dees Net Remember Transaction.
Duran claims that be Is a drug fiend
and doea not remember his transactions
and that be had worked his way rrom
Seattle. Wash. In his pockets when
searched at the city Jail here was round
a letter to a pal In which was staled that
he (Duran) had been In El Paso and had
got in bad at that place.
Washout on Sunset Lines.
The southern Paciric tracks were washed
out Wednesday morning near Wflna sta
Hon twenty miles west or Demlng. About
700 reel or toe track was washed away.
A cloudburst al the root or the Black range
descended and the water rushed on the
tracks. All passenger trains were de loured
by Hsrita over the B. P. & 8. W. and to
l.ordsl.urg over the Arlsons !cw Mexico
railroad. The damage waa repaired within
twelve hours and the regular schedule was
resumed.
n v. Múñale and wire of New Hill. N.
arrived In tne city Thursday and will make
their home here ror Ihe summer
M. b. Masters and wife or Tell. N.
are in ihe city visiting friends.
i urns Larso and wire of Racine Wis.
sre among the eastern visitors who ara
rooleniiilallng taking up land in me mis
hrca valley.
i.m A. Eldrldae or Mesa Arts. arrived
na the city this week lor a short visit
Mrs Jennie liplvn or Sherman. N. M . has
tasen in Ihe city ror a few days visiting
friends
A suitable rifle rsnge ror Use national
nam has been round on Ibe W. W Atkins
ranch northwest or Iteming and work Is
tsstag rushed on It In nrdar to have n
niananl.md before the end or next week
All the regular ranges will be marked out
rrom ton u. 00 yards and the targets will
be of the sliding type mat can ne retira
and lowered alter every Shot thus obvlal-
in. aa. risk lo the man In Ibe pit who
a dotna the marking sergeant Dennis
Hums chose the site and reportad the ra
suit lo Ihe adjutant general's ornee at
Sania le. and wss uiio to go anteo
tits eoastruriton as quickly as possible
Barsaaal Jesse Oliver is superintending the
actual work of building the targets and
AvrT:- .. .. . w that ..amhlna will
be in rradlneas for Hits practice Inside of
- or the sta la aaaiaeer's office
baa been in this serilon testing Irrigation
plants aud lie reported things booming an
over the Mimbres valksy.
- a- ty.eaa
Pasas W Mason or Seats hi is and Blanche
- - i. aara married ISSN
The "Popular"" Men's Store remains open tonight till 0 MO. All other de-
partments close at 8:30. Last delivery at 6 P. M. During the summer
months the "Popular" closes Fridays at noon.
"Popular" Special
Saturday Offerings
Snappy Two and Three Piece Suits in the
newer styles including many of our famous
"Hart Schafttur & Marx" Suits are offered
in a splendid gathering today at a price that
permits of a saving of fully a third.
A "Popular Special"
vr cji ""J
H 1 SUr arBIWUVHt awsacxj
at
$15
4 Cuff "No Fade" Shirts
Saturday Special
Handsome new patterns In absolutely fast col
ore with an extra pair of cuffe all sixes.
New Washable Ties
Saturday Special
A splendid choosing of the better grade wash
able Ilea offering a broad cholo of new styles
These are shown in handsome summer weight
wool cassimeres cheviots mohairs and
crashes of the season's newest weaves and de-
signs. "Palm Beach" Suits Washable are also
shown in a splendid choosing of the newer
styles in either light mixed or dark colorings
very moderately priced. '
Crossbar Night Shirts
Saturday Special
Neatly trimmed crossbar nnlneook Night Shirts
generously excellently made; all alaea.
French Cuff Shirts
Saturday Special. . .
Ideal wnrm weather ahlrta with aoft collars In
the newest styles; all sisea.
New Silk Ties
Saturday Special. . .
$1.25
29c
$1.50
Buttonless Pajamas
Saturday Special
Perfect fitting Pajamas and Night Bhlrta made
without a button a moat senalble garment. In
white pink and llqht blue sol.ettc ll r.n and 13.
A beautiful chooalng of the newest summer
styles and colors.
Silk Lisle Hose
20c Pair 9 pair for
---A superior grade In choice of black or desired
onlora.
75c
fat Bhlrta
$1.00
illars In
19c
summer
50c
rJuast Eeceñvod a Full Lñmie off Wotoien'i Pajamas
These are shown in various material
numbers which we mention at special
08480 la a nice quality of French Chambray In
light blue and pink. The Jacket la trimmed with
ailk braid down the front forming an imita- QCp
tlon or frog fastenera. Extra value at suit J J 1
0X400 la made of nice quality soft crepe In while
only. Trimmed with same material In blue nnd
pink haa V neck and short aleevea. An H AC
extra value at ault f 1TsJ
Below arc four special
s and prices.
prices.
034.92 VTench crepe In a aoft luxurloua finish.
daintily trimmed with bands ot blue pink and
white eatln. This Is an attractive aa well as serv-
iceable garment. Specially priced at.
04420 Fine quality pink nnd blue solsette trim
med with ailk braid in imitation frog fastener ef
fect and la an elegant atyle. Priced
$2.45
Watch The
"PoiHilgxr"
Window Displays
(Me
Read The
"Popular" Ads In
the Sunday Times
Hev K. C. Morgan al tne laetnooisi ir-
sonage. Sam T. i:iark and Mrs. E C Mor-
gan were the witnesses. The young couple
lert tor Santa una wnuii.
where tliey will mske their borne.
Dr. J. O. Moir ten muran. -
'. n.... . .Henri the lectures
or tne Ma'yoo brothers' clinics alter which
be will pay a visit wj ma mu ..v. --
Toronto Canada. .
Miss Allle Stecker len thlt week ror
Berkeley. Cal. where she will spend ihe
summer.
Mrs. J 0. Molr le this weak for Port-
land. Ore. ror s two months' visit on the
""mV and Mrs. I. U Perkins are the par
eats or a boy which srrlved at their home
last Sunday morning.
Misers' Harrow Escape
Sg f assootsfrd Prtil
i... neiaiiiin. June 19. Two hundred
coal miners hart a narrow escape froni
Deatli in tne vienie a. "" ''"
Iicre loday. when rire broke out rour
hT.nrieeirn.l. . were 111 the pit but 00 man
aired to sel out The SS entombed men
limamcd In llielr perilous position lor
hours with the fire raging Inside the inüie
nil finally escaped nn the aid of rescue
parties. .
Steamer c York Sails.
By tit ÁOOUU4 Prf
New York. June IW The American line
au.am.hin New York damaged last Sunday
in collision with the liner Pretoria salle.l I
today lor Southampton ww j. r I
and nearly SWIs. In gW ""1 ' "r
Europe
Change ot Veaue Uraaled.
By late Asiootaltd Href
Trinidad Colo. June I9.-A change ol
Jo rííL'n Huertano county in Ihe eases
to which nine eirlsers gr. charged i.
hating snot u i . vria road on
aiul a cbaurr.ur on ibe l.a vela roao nn
?..inV i!m . rante.1 UUt m - sru-r
noon by Judge a vy &HeMrte was
tne memo com. "
Hit H I I TSIEVtS MJcd titlLTV.
Trie el Mesleao ladeniae le
lour IS '
i... M.rrera Jose latern snd B Rosales.
'rrr'z.: .v. .......... utti. onus tne Haa -
mmScfr-al court X'.-day U JMJ
llicir tleliiHiiient ie Tin- "ajn
guilty adiniiiing thai '- "l x'a 'i "
.erV'.rrT.n.ll jruek.o.
&mm7wB give ne names of the
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Winners of the Mary pge
will be auinouncaai is Sunday 's
Times.
rrom wiinm the wheels were taken.
In some nriy boys who lied lost wheels
were si tne siauon mis inmi .i....-
s number or them Identified llidr long lost
Slieni Sieeus Kill Jojiiio.T ......
Ari.-r listening to the statements or Ihe
srrestlng orricerg Judge Coldwell Imposed
s sentence or loo dsys on Herrera Larern
and Rosales who appeared even more
guilty than Iheir compadre were con-
demned lo serve 17!. days. The arrests the
police hope will result ror Ibe time at
least in rherklng the epidemic or bicycle
ihlev ng recently prevalent In El Paso.
Reminding you again that wo sre the
qaality snd service printers of El Psso
Phone 4993 420
OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST
20 Lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
Tail cana Evaporated Milk. 3 for
Large Sour Pickles per dozen
Large Mason Jsr Pickiea Chow Chow. Picaltlly and
Reliah
Fancy Norwegian Sardines in Oil 2 for
Cream Cheese from Wisconsin per lb
3 cana Van Camp's Soup for
Evaporated Apricots extra fancy. 2 lbs. for
Evaporated Peaches extra fancy. 2 lb. for
Fancy Prunes Urge size. 2 Iba. for
Diamond M Flour 24-lb. sack
4-b. sack
Lion Grocery Company
25c
. .15c
. -25c
. 25c
. 20c
. 25c
. 35c
. 25c
. .25c
75c
1.50
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