El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 35TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Friday, February 5, 1915 Page: 3 of 12
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Friday. February 5. 1915.
CALOMEL MAKES
YOUJICK UGH!
-non son's i.ivkb tbiw utter than
CALOMEL AND CAN NOT .
SALIVATE.
Calomel lea you a day; You know what
calomel Is. It's mercury; cjulearrilver.
Calomel Is dangerous it rraihes into sour
bile like dynamite cramping and sickening
you. calomel attacks the bones and should
never be put Into your system.
When you feel bilious sluggish con
stipsted anil all knocked eat and beliere
you need a dose of dangerous calomel Just
remember that your druggist sells for so
rents a targe bottle of Dodson's Liver Too:;
"fetch Is entirely vegetable and pleasant
to take ana s a perfect substitute tor
calomel it la guaranteed to start your
liver without stirring you up Insldo and
ran not salivate.
Don't take calomel! it makes you sick
the next diy; It loses you day's work
nodson's Liver Tone straightens you right
up and yeu foal great. Give It to the
children because It Is perfectly harmless
and doesn't gripe.
V. 8. DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
The following shows the weather condi-
tions that prevailed at the various weather
biimu .stations throughout the United
Mates at p. m.. seventy-fifth meridian
time yesterday:
Temp
STATION AMD STATE
OF WEATHER.
Wind.
Abilene cloudy
Amarino near
Atlanta dear
Boise clear
Boston clear
hicaaro. rain
Cincinnati clear......
Denvrr cloudy !
Detroit pt. cloudy...
mituth snow
EL PASO clear P
oalvcston. clear !
Havre clear
Jacksonville clear...
Little Hock pt. cJdy..
l os Angeles pt. cldy.i
Nashville rain
.New Orleans cloudy.
New York elmutv
i in is 1 1 a. cloudy
Phoenix clear
Rapid City cloudy..
nosweil. clear
SL Louis cloudy. . .
S. Lake Cfty cloudy
San Antonio" dear..
San Francisco rldy.
ranra re. Clear
Seattle cloudy
Washington cloudy..
Wichita clear
Yuma clear
' r 44
8 l54
I 14 48
4 at
: 6
: is 38
: s
' 14 34
: - i
: 18 38
' .vr. 48
' 4 54
8 18
r .. 5
10 50
A 58
: 19 54
I 34 6ft
ft 30
8 84
8
22 lb
-.' 4ft
J 44
ft 30
10 ft4
54
1 9ft
8 4ft
8 30
6 64
8 84
i!
yap
53 44 .00
SO 32 .00
68 30 .00
40 38 .05
84 18 .00
40 30 .10
44 32 .00
40 34 .00
88 Is .00
88' 38 .80
53 33 .00
I 58 .10
88 1 .83
38 .00
0
. 1
2 40
5ft 3V .00
(18 48 .03
30 18 .01
48 30 .14
.60 1M .00
39 83 .00
50 3i .00
44 38 .84
36 88 .01
70 50 .18
60 48 .10
30 88 .00
4ft 36 .00
M 80 .00
6ft 88 .00
66 38 .00
IIAHTEVEZ TO REPRESENT COVERNOR.
El Pasa Man Named la Altead Opening of
Sun Francisco EtSOSltUa.
By Bftetat Wire Ike rinse
Austin. Texas Feb. 4 Governor Fergu-
son will be unable lo attend tbc rormal
opening of the Panama-Pacific exposition
at San Francisco on February so. He has
appointed Felix Martinet or EI Paso to be
his personal representative on that occa-
sion. Mr) Martines la a prominent capital
ist of the southwest and a member of the
federal reserve bank board at Dallas. He
was special envoy from the rnltert simes.
under appointment of President Wilson to
ine souin American repunilr in exiendlnn
invitation to send exhibits to the San Fran-
cisco exposition.
PURE RICH BLOOD
PREVENTS DISEASE
Bad blood that Is. blood that Is Impure
and Impoverished thin and pale Is re-
sponsible for more aliments than anything
else r
It afreets every organ and function in
some cases It causes catarrh; tn others
dyspepsia: In others rheumatism: and In
still others weak tired languid reelings
and worse trouble.
II Is responsible for run-down rondlllons
and is the most common cause or disease.
Hood's SarsaparlUa Is the greatest puri-
fier and enrii tier of the blood the world
has ever known. It has been wontlerrully
successful. In removing scrofula and other
humors increasing the red-blood cor-
puscles and building up tbe whole system.
Get It today.
DR. HINTON AND COMPANY.
1 SPECIALISTS
Treating by most sclentiric and up-to-lalc
methods; BLOOD POISON RHEUMA-
TISM SKIN AND NERVOUS DIIEASEB
DISEASES OF WOMEN. EPILEPSY
SYPHILIS AND GONORRHEA AND ALL
PELVIC AND CERVICAL DISEASES OF
MEN AND WOMEN.
ail for Blood Poison. Electricity la all
lorms for chronic diseases.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Offices: 3 I and I American Trust aad
Savings Rank Building El Paso Texas.
CO AHEAD
and make larden and Lawns plant
flowers and trees.
The Myrtle Trading Place will guar-
antee you cheap water. We will lmy a
sausage mill and stuff um or this
East El Paso water Int'i I ho p pr? if you
run short of mesa w.i : No innvn
and council ran fool all the people 'all
the lime. Don't worry Tom Lea has
said there shall bo trass ror "little
feel" and there shall be grass or Tom
Lea will have to resign In six months.
Now Is the accepted time call phone 5IG3.
and we win send you a gardner
nursery man or some one lo buy what-
ever you have for sale. There are
millions of dollars lying Idle In the
banks watting for sensible Investment.
Don't you see ir you stir (he ground
I he cotton spindles will rome the elec-
tric workers will come tbe steel mills
iii come the school chlldrjn will
slop smoking cigarettes to help.
When the Myrtle Trading Place wants
anything done In El Paao we ask the
peoplo lo help us do It. We don't ask
any city or county officers uLlrss fbey
want to. If you don't believe what we
say ask any rambler In town. Don'l
worry you'll get the water all you
want. We know where II Is and the
mayor who gv-is in youc way will get
drowned.
EL PASO MORNING TIMES
CO-OPERATION IDEA
HEARTILY RECEIVED
ROTARIANfl VOTE I'NANIMOl 8I.V TO EX-
CHANGE HONORARY MEMBERSHIPS
WITH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Club Enters Enthusiastically Into Plans ler
erect in q aad Eater tain meat- ef Dls-
Uogulshea Ei position Travelers.
Rotarlans voted unanimously at the reg-
ular weekly meeting tod luncheon held
yesterday noon al the Hotel Sheldon to
exchange honorary membership with the
El Paao Chamber or Commerce thereby
strengthening the friendly relations exist-
ing between tbe two organisations which
are mutually working ror the welfare and
advancement of El Paso.
This action was taken following an an-
nouncement by President H. B. Orndurrr or
the chamber that a member from the Ro-
tary club bad been added to each of the
ataxtdlng committees of the Chamber or
commerce and that likewise rtrteen no
tartans had been selected to serve on the
general entertainment and reception com-
mittee charged wltb the duty of meeting
arel welcoming all distinguished visitors
sojourning In tno city or passing through.
Mr. orndorfr said that hundreds and
thousands or distinguished peoplo would
pass through El Paso this year en route to
Hie Ran Francisco and tho san Diego ex-
positions lie mentioned the splendid en-
tertainment already extended General Loy-
nax del Castillo commissioner general or
Cuba to the eiposltlon at San Francisco
arid said trial ho had been advised that on
February 2 twenty-rour private Pullmans
each carrying parties or tourists would
leave Kansas city ror San Francisco via El
Paao. '
President Orndorrr announced that A. E.
Rowlands had been named as vice chair-
man ror the Rotary club to servo on tbe
general entertainment committee tugetlior
with D. C. Booth S. C. Awbrey C W.
Croom S. J. Glumes .Mayor Kelly Dr. R. L.
Hainey J. R. Segall C H. Fluley. W. T.
Illxson Rev. C. L. Overstreot Rabbi Mar-
tin Zlelonks. Art Woods G. -A. Martin and
T. A. Thurston.
Rotarlans will also sene as members or
standing committees of the Chamber or
Commerce as follows:
Advertising. II. R. McCllntock: cattle-
men's convention R. N. Hall; conventions
and excursions Claiborne Adams: civic Im-
provement. K. L. Simons; lands and agri-
culture G. A. Martin; membership A K.
iiuwlands and A. O. Foster- manufactures
Robert Krakauer; transportation H. M.
Hoover and-mtoes and mining. S. 11. Wor-
rell. Mr. vrndurrr rurther announces that elm-
liar committeemen to serve on standing
comml tices and also on thu general re
crption committee or tin chamber or
commerce would ue appointed rrom me
roster of the Adclub and thai he reli sure
the three organizations would work to-
gether tn unity and harmony for El Paso.
Needs a Thousand Members.
- "The Chamber of commerce needs a
thousand members and we will try and gel
Han una year" continúen Mr. urnuorrr.
"To help along in this movement Harry
Swain general chairman or the new re-
ception and entertainment committee has
ottered a prlie of t K hat to the winner
or a rtierully contest between thu notary
club members and the Adclub members.
The contest will he to sen winch team se-
cures iho greatest number of new mem-'
bers ror tho Chamber or Commerce within
the next sixty days. A. E. Howlands will
head the team ror the Rotary club and W.
E. Mix for the Adclub."
Robert Krakauer former president of tbc
said that as the Interchange ol member
ship would be along honorary lines ll
should not and woukI not interfere with
individual Rotarlans becoming active mom
oofs r tie- chamber of commerce and
paying dues ror the support or ibe organization.
Tbe club accepted an invitation extended
by Captain A. B. Watts of tho United States
quartermaster department to attend a house
warming at Fort Bliss on next Sunday.
February 7 between the hours or 8 and 6
p. in. ana uecuieu to meet at tne sneuion
hotel at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon and
go In a body to Fort Bliss.
An interesting talk concerning tho alatus
or operations at tbe great Elephant Bulle
dam was made by Itoberl llasbrotick or
he United States reclamation service. Mr.
llasbrcuck said that the water in the dam
was gradually attaining such elevation that
It could be used at different levels to sup-
ply water to the irrigating ditches begin-
ning in the early spring. The elevation in
the dam was growing at the rate or rive
rcot each two weeks. About April 1 about
one-third of lite force employed at the
dam would be laid off and by that time
the reservoir will have readied such ele-
vation that ample water will bo available
lo supply all purposes in tho valley.
A vole of thanks . was unanimously ex-
tended O. C. Crlsmor ror the tender or
automobiles for use or the club on the oc-
casion or Hie recent banquet enjoyed by
Hularlans al the llemlrlrks sanitarium.
An Interesting short story sent -out by
the Seattle notarlans was read by Presi-
dent Claiborne Adams.
W. G. Roe Dr. J. Al. Ridley and V. P.
Safford were admitted ot active member-
ship and E. L. W. Polk to associate mem-
bership in the club.
VITAL RECORD
FACE COVERED
WITH PIMPLES
ALL HER LIFE
BUT MISS Wills GOT A "BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION" AT A COST OP
ONLY tun.
Nov. n 14: "All my lire my face nu
covered completely with a mass or pimples
blackheads and blotches. I spent a lot or
money on numerous remedies and treat-
ments without success and no relief at all.
I tried so many things that I was afraid
my case could not be cured. Reslnol oint-
ment and Reslnol Soap seemed to do me
good right from the first. I used two Jars
of Reslnol ointment and some Reslnol Soap
the total cost being only li.oo and this
completely cured my case. My skin Is with-
out a blemish and I am the possessor or
a beautiful complexion." (Signed) Mabell
Ayres Stone Mountain Va.
Every druggist sells Reslnol Soap and
Reslnol ointment. For trial free write
to Dept. s-n Reslnol. Baltimore.
diy afternoon returned a verdict for the
piainttrr ror 11041 In the casiwor Nelson
vs. Bailey. Plaintiff sued for commission.
WHITE HOUSE BUYERS GO EAST.
Peculiar Trade Conditions Advantageous lo
El Pase Public
On a buying expedition to provide atoeks
for the spring and summer seasons B. r.
Fillmore manager and buyer In the ac-
cessory section at the While House iert
for New York yesterday while m. Posner
in charge or the millinery department or
the big store leaves today ror Chicago
and New York. Mr. leaner will . attend a
number or big millinery openings tn tbe
east and purchaae a stork or the very lat-
est and the most dainty and attractive crea-
tions In the millinery line suck as' will
daxxle the eyes or ibe El Paso ladies when
placed on exhibition at the big store. Not
only will the very choicest stocks be se-
lected by both representatives or the White
House during their eastern buying expedi-
tion but patrons or the alore will enjoy
In a very large degree the benefits accru-
ing rrom peculiar conditions existing at
this time.
In sharp contrast lo conditions In Ei
Paso and the El Paso Southwest It Is well
known that a very great depression exists
In the cast. This depression Is reriected
In the oastem markets In which the El Psso
representeUves or the White House win
buy. As a result they will enjoy peculiarly
advantageous opportunities In purchasing
slocks and the economies cfrnrted In this
way will be enjoyed In the way of lower
prices by the patrons or the big store.
OBITUARY
Aged Confederate Veteran Dead.
E. II. Essary age 7& years a Confederate
veteran died early yesterday morning nt
Ms residence In Altura Park. Deceased had
resided In El Paso about eight month com-
ing here rrom Waco. Texas last summer.
He Is survived hV a wifel and one son S.
F. Essary. now residing In this rlty. Funer-
al services which will be under the aus-
pices or the local United Confederate Vet-
erans will he held this afternoon at the
Births.
LOPEZ To Mr. and Mrs. Enrique L'opex
III North Oregon January W a boy.
SORENSON To Mr. and Mrs. John Soren-
son January 3 a boy.
McKENNEY To Mr. and Mrs. Frank B.
Mckenney 410 Durango February 2. a boy.
Deatks.
CAPERA Joseph capera lnrant 418 uu-
rango February 4. Burled February 4 in
Concordia County cemetery.
GONZALES-Juan Gomales Infant 80
North St. Vratn. February 4. Buried Febru-
ary In Concordia cemetery.
STILES Lawrence Stiles infant. Val
Verde February 4. Burled February 4 In
concordia cemetery.
Marriage License.
MURCHESON -COOL Frank N. Murcheson
to Toab Cool.
CUM TRIAL DATE SET.
Degul) Tax Collector Will Appear in Coun-
ty Court Next Tuesday.
The trial or Deputy Tax Collector Harry
Carr indicted Wednesday by tbe grand
Jury on a charge of unlawrully Issuing a
poll tax receipt has been set ror Tuesdsy
January . In the county eoarL Mr. Carr
has retained Attorney E. B. l ifers to act
as counsel ror the defense. County Attor-
ney C. W. Croom will conduct the prosecu-
tion. The prosecution has demanded a Jury
trial.
Leroy Clark was Indicted for murder by
the grand Jury. His attorneys immediately
Instituted habeas corpus proceedings In the
Thirty-rourth district court and had his
bond fixed at nut. He was unable yester-
day lo make bond.
Tbe bond of Oeorge Romano indicted on
a charge of forgery was reduced to 1300
by Acting Judge W. B. Ware or the Thlrty-
r. Mirth on a writ of habeas corpua. Bond
previously was rrw.
Joacpb Longwell pleaded guilty to a
charge or raise swearing a two year
sentence as suspended. Longwell was In-
dicted In connection wltb the Investigation
ol poll tax paymenta.
A Forty rirt district court Jury yesier-
CHIHUAHUA EXCHANGE
We pay bigbest price oat federal sued O
City National Bank Building. Rc
Father of W. R. M Inch Dead
KriQ-ar K. Camnhell of the WlKwam theater
ve-teniav received a telearem from W. n.
Winch half-owner or Hie theater stating
Unit his rather. Marquis R. Winch died at
8:46 o'clock yesterday morning st his home
In Kansas City Mo. Funeral services will
be held iodav in Kansas city.
Mr. Winch was 74 vekri old. and a vet
eran or the Civil war. having served In the
Twentieth Indiana inrantry. lie was wound
ed at the battle of Chancellors vllle by 'I
bursting shell fragments or which struck
his spine. Ho was In the hospital ror nine
months rrom the effects of his wound and
never fully recovered rrom it.
Deceased Is survived by only one son
W" R Winch
Mr. Winch will return to El Paso within
the next week.
IMPORTAN! EDUCATIONAL WORK.
Y. W. C. A. Organlr.es Classes lor Bfncrit
of Members.
The voung women's Christian association
which recently inaugurated classes to af
ford opportunity for profitable sludy during
the. year to Its members. Is meeting wun
an excellent measure or deserved success.
The association as i grows- in membership
snd Influence Is branrmng out along mod-
ern and institutional lines applying thus
methods and measures which have been
most successful In other cities.
Tbe establishment of educational classes
met with such a measure or success that
die management looks forward confide ntly
to a sllll greater enrollment for the spring
term or such classes which term began
on February I and continues tn May 15. The
educational department gives Instruction In
the way or Bible classes gymnasium work
snd practice millinery and dressmaking.
Iho Spanish language also choral Instruc-
tion and heallh talks.
Very reasonahle charges are made and en-
rollments ror the second term or the educa-
tional department ace now being received
at the main office or the institution located
on Hie rourth rioor or the Callaber bulld-
'"fiilllon ror Bible class away Is free and
only a nominal charge Is mtde In the other
classes. Which are designed tn afford op-
portunity ror young women to equip them-
selves rbr positions that will render them
seir-sustaining.
Dressmaking and millinery classes are
held cverv Thursday evening from 7 to S
o'clock. Also on Thursday evenings between
the same hours the classes for beginners
and also the advanced clasB In -Spanish lan-
guage are heard. The choral dull also
meets on Thursdsy between 7 and S o'clock
while heallh talks are given each Friday
evening from 7:15 until 8 o'clock. Gym-
nasium classes meet cadi Monday evening
bttWMB the hours of 7 and 8 o'clock.
GERMANY AND A I STRIA
MAKING STRONG EFFORT
TO KEEP ITALY NEUTRAL
Bu thr .Associated Press
Amsterdam Feb. 4. (Via London.)
An article from Ita Vienna corre-
spondent wblrh Is attracting much
attention appears In the Frankfurter
teltung a copy of which has been
received here. Tbe correspondent In-
dicates that an endeavor Is being
made by Germany and Austria to keep
Italy eut or the war by satisfying
her territorial aspirations.
Tbe article says Germany and Aus-
tria have frankly recognized Italy's
claim lo Trentlno and adds tbat there
should be no difficulty in reaching an
agreement provided Italy preserves
unconditional neutrality and remains
s member of the trlrle alliance.
Celerada Quarantines Against Kansas.
H'l the Aaaociard Press
Denver. Feb. 4.- Dr. w. Yard stale veter-
inarian today Issued sn order prohibiting
the Importation of livestock Into Colorado
rrom Oklahoma or Kansas. The order tn
eludes horses calila swine sheep and
goats and was Issued because of the
prevalence or the root and mouth disease.
Priest Proaeaaeed Insane
Jig I he Aftetoltd Prtue
Chicago. Feb. 4. The Rev. John J. Mul-
len former pastor or the Holy Hosary
i liuccb was Insane when be killed Thomas
W. Patterson a postmaster at Hillside. HI.
according lo the verdict of a Jury tonight.
The Jurors found tbat Mullcu bad aluce re-
gained bis sanity.
WEARY LAWMAKERS
OF ARIZONA REST
ARROR DAY FIRMSMTS FACI 'SE FOR
ADJOI RNMKNT FTER EIGHT
HOI R GRIND.
Bp gptrief irire lo Ike Time
I'hoenlx. Aria. Feb. 4. A ffill eight hour
grind was sufficient cause ror the legis-
lature to adopt without opposition a motion
to adjourn over tomorrow tn honor or
suthern Arlxona Arbor tay proclaimed a
holiday by Governor Hunt. Several of the
members suggested adjournment until Mon-
day but arter a round or economy speeches
the suggestion was quietly tabled.
Favorable Report on "DryA Regulations
A favorable report with slight amend-
ments was presented by the house Judl-
rlirv committee on the bill carrying drastic
statutory provisions for Ihe enforcement
of the prohibition amendment to the con-
stitution. The report recommending the
ikssiign of the bill was expected from the
urtlclary committee which Is composed
srgely of "drys." similar action by the
bouse on the committee's report Is not so
certain.
The labor committee or the house today
gave the stamp or its approval lo the Clay-pool-konnev
bllh which provide ihal per-
sons employed In certain occupation de-
signated In the bill as "hatardous" must
understand and sneak the English language.
The pi rpr.se of It Its enemies claim la Ihe
re-enactment as far as possible ot the antl-
alien act recently declared unconstitutional
by the federal tribunal at San Francisco.
The bill II Is asserted meets constitutional
objections to the anll-allen act.
Mothers' Pension Repeal Recommitted.
The hons in committee of the whole
todsy rave considerable lime to a discus-
sion of the Goldwater bill ror the repeal
of Ihe Initiated mothers' and old age pen-
sion law. A petition. Irom Casa Orande
urging Ihe passage or the repeal hill was
resd into Ihe record arter which Ihe com
nuiier. on motion of Representative Johna
voted to recommit it lo the committee on
county affairs with Instructions tn drart
a new bill providing for tne support of In-
digents whose support Is not provided for
In tne measure as It passed the senate.
The new act is to Include provision tor
the protection of members of boards of
supervisors In expending money under the
proposed now law which of course is con-
trary to the terms of the Initiated law.
The Reed bureau ir minea bill was ap-
proved In committee of the whole and the
house finally passed and sent to Ihe senate
Representative Flinnagan's bill permitting
Indian agents tu grant marriage licenses
and to perrorm marrlagn ceremonies.
To Safeguard I'se of Inftlatlvr.
fn the senate s favorable report was re-
ceived rrom Ihe committee on constitutional
amendments on the resolution to submit
sn amendment to the stale constitution" re-
quiring a majority vote of the electors in-
stead of a majority of those voting on ihe
proposition to ensct sn Initiated law. The
resolution now goes lo committee of the
whole.
For Artesian Well Inspector.
Senator Rlggs by request today Intro-
duced a bill for Ihe creation of tho office
or artesian well inspector the new offi-
cial to etijoy an annual salary or u.ono.
Ai the tendency of tbe present legisla-
ture Is to abolish rather than create ornees
the passage or tbe bill Is rar from assured.
Among the other new bills offered today
was one by Bacon making an appropria-
tion ror the building of a number of cot-
tages at the stale asylum for the Insane
the ultimate plan being to change tbe asy-
lum from the dormitory to the cottaga ay's-
inn mm auoiner ny wcDn In repeal Ihe
chapel. 708 North Stanton streel. Burial
Mill Ho In Hi. fnnrerierntn olnf it! P.verffreen
remetrv. The rmieral services will be cnsssLPresent poll and road tax laws
ducted by Rev. J. H. Allen. rijood roada bills were introduced by Col
' ano niioiev. i. oner s Din smimii sf thi
recommendation or State Engineer Cobb for
"'i sun nireci itisirimiiion to the rountle
of the funds raised Stanley's bill abollahr
the deputy stale ngtneers and puts the
-rv ciimuocr mew-uy unner me control
u Mie iioaro or punitc arrairs
n connection with the consideration a
u ru": iwfoiai-ti mu me senate
agreed to appropriate lis.oofl per annum ror
Its expense. When iho matter wss berore
the committee of the whole Colter made a
motion to have the board consist or Ihe
governor auditor and s purchasing agent.
i; . flHS u vm governor nis mo-
tion rilled by a vote of is to S. and bill
" ja ii was nrigiimiiy presented nro
vuting mat the bosrd slisl! consist or the
governor auditor ind stale treasurer who
...... . a purchasing ngem.
Point Vaalnst Cnunlv Seat nmii ai
A point againit the rounly sesl removsl
bill was made today when Webb questioned
the right or the legislature to make the
required number of signers for an election
...-- in m or me mini regisiered vote whet
the constitution sivs I.' nor rani r ih -
required ov"'nor ni" De ho maximum
Lvn though the peiltlon Is addressed to
supervisors snd the entire proceeding Is
SSÍL8 part "lreo1 legislation scheme
w.ui) .niiiciuis tne required signers rausl
Sni . k rE r"ni. iiinrney i.enersl
" ".f. -""V "s owns asxen ror an opinion
iizr.Lr! r""rn consideration of the bill Is
di .UP ANNKY Is NOW OPEN.
tES9 Dro?m for "verybody; tables ror
RSSfc S?Vn"vricnt. Wesinn's Dairy
Lunch 880 San Antonio St. (Adv.)
This is enameled ware bargain day at
Stiws Hardware co. m Mills St.-(Adv.)
ADMEN MAY OCCUPY PIT.PITS.
Claiborne Adams aad M. P. Carlock Passible
Preachers at Chicago.
Claiborne Adams and R. v.. Sherman In
tho role or ministers expounding the gos-
pel rrom two or Ihe great palplts or cm-
ago may be among the fealures that will
interest Kl Pasoans attending the big con-
ventions of the Associated Adverustng
Clubs or the World to be held at Chlrago
June to lo L M. P. carlock who Is di-
recting the "On-to Chlcao'' campaign ror
the El Paso Adclub and arranging to send
the El Paso delegation to the Windy City
in a special train de luxe lo be known
as the "El Paao southwest Special" to capture-
Tor the El Paie club the coveted
Printers' Ink trophy saya that the arrange-
ment committee or the national organisa-
tion has announced that prominent Adclub
men rrom throughout the United states
will be invited during the convention to
occupy trading Chicago pulpits and that
the names or Menrs. Adams and Sherman
are under consideration In this respect.
Also Mr. Carlock aaya. It la likely mat
MINISTERS ENDORSE
A CANCER REMEDY
Two prominent El Paao ministers not
those ot suburban or tbe smaller congre-
gations but two from ihe largeat of the
big city congregations bare endoraed in
fern pasta cancer remedy that Is being
made up In F.I Paso by the Mount Franklin
Remedy company.
These two ministers have not taken thla
action because of ihe amicilon upon
tliemselvea or their ramlliea but because
i heiioiiim.il cancer cures have come di-
rectly under their knowledge and they
know tbe remedy to be what Jt claims.
inquiries are now beginning to pour in
from polo's all over Ihe country asking
ror particulars as to the treatment and
additional letters sre being received rrom
those fortunate to have bad the treatment
already.
The Mount Franklin Remedy company
iiosiofflce box tor. ei Paso Texas will be
pleased to answer all Inquiries from those
desiring treatment or information on the
subject.
-AT THE 6TOPlULAil"---TOIDAY-
A SALE of SAMPLE SHOES
Today we throw open the flood gates o f opportunity and invite all El Paso
women to share in this remarkable economy
Women's SamnipEe jjjiogg to Bjwg
From 2h to 8. Regiinlarly Worth
to $3.60. OjjwNjd to you today at
$11 .oo
Ik
Ihe Pair
Over one thousand pairs of shoes enter into this sale representing a special
purchase which we place on sale to be sold to the first comers without re-
striction of any kind whatever. Included are some high shoes. "Baby Doll"
pumps vici kid gunmetal and patent leather oxfords also tan Russian pumps in
one and two strap Patterns.
Styles include button and blucher oxfords. Among
these will be found many shoes suitable for street wear
also many women's common sense slippers. You will
find these most extraordinary values.
Be sure to have these shoes
fitted before you leave the 1
tore aa we cannot aaaume to take back or exchance
shoes sold at such underpricing.
No Telephone
Orders None
Sent C. O. D. or
on Approval.
Selling Will Begin
at 8 30 a. m.
SEE WINDOWS.
0
at I OaV
NOTICE!
XXTRA SPECIAL FRIDAY
1000 yards new Satin Foulards in
good heavy grade in navy blue with
neat dota and figure an extra good
quality foulard silk at a O aw
Gingham price yard ata I C
Second Floor
XXTRA SPECIAL FRIDAY
40 in. all ailk Crepe de Chine in high
lustre finish comes in fifty shades in-
cluding the wanted Putty Sand Bat-
tleship Gray Black or White QQ
$1.50 silk at. yard . VOC
Second Floor
Hind Honey and
Almond on
Cream at vsjC
The usual 50c sise
bottle to be sold
Friday only at
88c boU'.e
White Crepe Toil-
et I'aper I aj
I loll- for t)C
An extra g o o d
quality pure
white regularly
10c roll. '
The Now Washable' Bresses ffoir CMdlrem te Mar
All the clever conceits of the new season are shown in this abundant collection of dresses
for children of from 3 to 14 years. The materials include serviceable Madras Linens
Ginghams and Novelty Cottons of every wanted kind and the new styles are iust as
l I Tl 1 "D 1 : ill ii '
uc. uic uauai i uijui.ii iuw prices win prevail
clever as can
9fóc 9L4 $L9S $2AB9 $2.98
Among the new things just in are new
WMte Dresses Fam Mai.ts--S5i Lon r Sh sw
These are shown in dainty assortments made with just a few neat tucks and edging of
narrow laceor elaborately trimmed as one might wish with hand embroidery or ex-
quisite French laces sizes for infants of from 6 months to I year prices range from
80c 78c f LOO 8L80 $2.00 Up to f 8.00
Remnants ol Ribbons Veilings Laces and Embroideriea Are Offered for
Friday's Selling at Greatly Reduced Prices.
New Arrivals in Suits
and Dresses every
day.
Branch Telephone
Exchange 3300
all Departments.
ll. it m. imi.u k nr litis city will address
the billboard section of the Adclub con-
vention and Mr. Curlork blinsclf will nix
berore the section that Is concerned witn
the retail drygooda trade. AlUivutliar Kl
Paso will lie very much In evidence at Hie
big Chlcaao mcetlnr. The Adclub will
llkewlso .be active with Ihe notary club
in Chamber of commerce afralrs. Yester-
day HresWent orndorfr or the Chamber ur
Commerce announced the appointment or
Ihe rollowiiur gentlemen rrom Hie Adclub
lo fervc on the. general reception com-
mittee to welcome stranger and vlsitora
lo CI Paao on liehair or the Chamber or
Commerce:
Joaepb A. Wright chairman: If. R. Mc-
Cllntock. R. E. Sherman. Claiborne Adams
W. K MU. W. II. Sluilton. II. T. Bowl
K. L. W. Polk. R. V. Stuart H. M. Duck
Charles R. Russell Maurice Rchwarli J. U.
Northman K. c. Davis and Robert Kra-
kauer. Also the following members or
the Adclub will serve on standing com-
mitters or the Chamber or Commerce as
rollowi:
Mines and mining J. K. Curtis; trans-
portation J. A. Chilton: manurarturera.
Oeorge B. Evans: membership. II. T. Bowie
and W. E. mu. lands and agriculture
Wyrhe drear; civic Improvement J. c
Wllmarth; conventiona and excuralons M.
P. carlock: cattlemen 0. A. Davidson ana
advertising. H. E. Hheruiaii.
kltchrarr Looks Like Prelesser.
; '' fed Prcsi ('errrapoaaesee
London Jan. 90. Lord KltrhencV. when
he appears before tha house or lords looks
more like a college professor as be reada
his typewritten speech through his huge
vold-rlmniril spectacles than Ihe. stern
initial y Usure of the steely blue eyes who
the a. or a. ot popular couccpiiun.
Speech making appears to be an unpleasant
ordeal fur Uic llrlllsh war lord. He. reads
liln paper very rapidly as ir In a hurry lo
gel through with li.
Stork Earhangr Seals Advaarlng.
By the Aitnointfd I'rvtt
fsew York Feb. l.--ine of the indication
or Improved Kenilnent In speculative anil
irrvestmeni circle m seen tu lielter tu
qulrv ror slock exchange mamberaUpi
nurlng the enfurecí i inmire of Hut Instl
lutii it last year a seat wait soli at STl.oool
and prices advanced lo Sgooo snd sw.oon
after oprralluns were rasumed. Today a
sen was trail jrrrrcd at Sie.uoo and nego-
tiations arc balltved lo be under way ror
aiinlher scat al an advance over that figure.
ahilare Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C5 A. ST O R I A
35 Watson's Groceries Are
J Famous for Quality
$1.00
75c
?rj Murlua KyaSUnWr furiua Wwk.Wmrl
Syaa aa OrwonUaei tyaUd. ; Kio asaaawUaaw
Juat Kro Comfort. W rim fur Book eat iko tn
VwaaaU IVae. "--'rr mrXm- " r "v ""-tii
Phone 5151. Texas St. 210-212
Melba Peaches. 3 extra large peaches to jar
per Jar
Melba Raspberry 7Cj Melba Peachea.
.sun. per bottle i DC peachea to Jar. .
Melba peachea are the loriteat uud moat perfect fruit procurable.
They are beautiful In appearance being packed I la a Jar and 4
In a Jar; put up In a rich (olden syrup that enhances their
already delightful flavor
Melba peaches served with Melba raspberry sauce make unique
and delicious refreshment at any winter social function.
Watson's Grocery 1
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