El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 35TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Wednesday, March 24, 1915 Page: 3 of 12
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Wednesday March 24. 1915.
EL PASO MORNING TIMES
Men's Suits
...At
$15 and $20
No atore is too fine to display $15 and $20 Suits such as
these no service is too good. The great volume of trade at
these prices at this store warrants the best possible in Cloth-
ing values and service. You get style quality and service
that seem worthy of a better price but we always aim to give
just a little more than is expected. Hundreds of Men's
Spring Suits in the newest shades and fabrics "worsteds
tweeds cassimeres and homespuns. Also Glen Urquharta in
all the new colorings
$15 and $20
Knox
Hats r jr j i""l"wrS Stetson
Snappy TJl2 ' C"3 CS3 gOlCLA. ...
i Models for & HAT j CLOTHING CO. j "at"
L YUn n 7 gSPgB $4 to $20
WHOLESALE THEFT
OF PANTS CHARGED
MEXICAN 111' 11) ON EVIDENCE; OF StOTtE-
KEKIM.H. SAI HE RAN MAN
DOWN AFTER THEFT.
also held by the lame court In a like sunt
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A ST O R 1
on a charge of forgery end In the case of
Ed Wright charged with forfeiture of a
bond a Jury before Judge Beaver returned
a verdict In favor of the defendant.
I). Joseph owner of a small store at 312
South Stanton was the chler witness against
Parras. He stated that his small son at-
tracted his attention to the theft or Í2 pairs
of pants valued at $62.40 wholesale and
that he set out In pursuit of the thief.
Jesus Jimenez also Joined In the chase and
the defendant was caught after he had run
several blocks and had dropped his bundle.
Two other Indictments were returned by
Jury will meet once more this week on
Friday. It Is expected that they will make
Case Anainsl Loan Company.
In the Thlrty-rourth district count yes-
terday the case of Homer W. Peacock
against the EI Paso Loan and Realty com-
pany occupied most of the day. and was
given to the Jury late last evening. Pea-
cock Is suing for a diamond alleged to
have been taken from him and pawned
to the defendant company by his wife. The
gem. which was exhibited to the court and
jul'v yesterday. Peacock claims weighs
HOW DOES YOUR PORCH FLOOR LOOK?
Yes a coat of Tuttle's Porch Paint would certainly im-
prove it.
Phones 205 and 206. 210-212 N. Stanton St.
Phone Us Your Paint Troubles.
TUTTLE PAINT & GLASS CO.
Make Your Dollar Produce More
in a New York Oftj Jbtd
$2.50
$3.00
PER DAY
PER DAY
A pleasant room with private bath
facing large open court.
t Not one room but one hundred of them.)
An excellent room with private
bath facing street southern ex-
Sisure.
ot one room but eighty-sere f them.)
Also attractive Room without Bath
Restaurant prices are most m
S of the lar
MM
x 1
600
400
Rooms
Baths
One m
meat store
Fire minutes' walk from 19 principal the
atres.
Wtthtn a block of the Fifth Avenue shop-
ping district.
Every line of transportation passes the
door.
Fifth Arense 'Bus line and principal sur-
face Unas.
The nods an Tabes a croa the street
Kleratod Bailaoad Station across meotreet
Subway BtaUau three miañan away.
Gaud Central Station within aeren as in
Pannsytrnnte Railroad Station just out
Week twaj.
THE HOTEL
BVHRYTB1NG NSW AND MO OK BIN.
A FIVE MIXJjION DOLLAR HOTEL
EQD1PWED TO SATISFY THE MOST
EXACTING TASTE.
All BaggafeM Tranaferred Free t
and from Pennaylrama Station.
THE HOTEL MARTINIQUE
On Broadway 32d to 33d Street New York.
3HABUM T.BIiiH TAYLOR WALTER CHANDLER JR. WALTER 8. OILSON
OaaarnlManagar Vsos PtssHint
CHIHUAHUA EXCHANGE
Commission Merchants.
Wo pay highest prices on federal and conatltntionallst money.
City National Bank Building;. Room 205. Phone 14 IX.
Gunter Hotel
rtMIHIHOOF SAN AKTOXIO TKXA. EUROPEAN
A rtotal BuUt for the Climate
HaBC EtSKBUk Wv Offknal Mesaarasrs T. P. A. d A.A. A.
some two and one-tniarter carats and I
Unusual beauty. It Is set In u rfnr and
PSIOOCJC claims that It was placed In the
present setting after it left his possession.
tit; wore u as a lie stun.
The county court recessed over veslerdav.
due to the fact that Judge Adrian Pool was
presiding over the commissioners' court.
However civil Jury rases will bo resumed
In the court this morning and Judgu Pool
will try to clear his . calendar as soon us
possible id again lake up pending criminal
Dusincss. .
HVK VOI1 THIRD OUR AxSlEXT
Plenty of room for overybody; tablea for
ladies r Popular prices. Weston's Dairy
Lunch aim san Antonio at. taqv.)
Furnish your home at a saving. Chas
Foutz 113 N. Stanton. (Advertisement.)
INSISTS HAD RIGHT
TO WHIP HIS WIFE
LEGISLATURE WAS
COMPLETE SUCCESS
KKI'kKSENTVTIVE Rt'RGKS RAY WORK
( mil l n WAS I u ! i ni I
TO i. mil .11 IK. Ill M OF GOVERNOR.
Thinks Kdurallonal i.au Must Important of
.my rassrn; ies mirrrMinn Re-
Mime of Many Measures Adopted.
IRATE SI'OI SE III I I Utl ll THIS IS CASE
IN KANSAS; HIS MISTAKE
COSTS HUI SIOO.
The "hallucination" that a man had a
right to "lick" his wile insisting that aiicb
was the case in Kansas cost .Tohn Hankln-
son 6134 San Antonio street ttuo or too
days In Iho cliy tail yesterday. Judge
Shannon informed the Irate spouse that El
Paso was not located In Kansas.
A hurry-un cail was made from the place
yesterday Iho Informant stating that a titan
there was killing his wire. Policeman Dan
Thompson responded and when lie arrived
Hauklnson Indignantly said he liad "Just
been licking his wire." and ordered the
policeman lo evaporate declaring after
lieiiiR placed under arrest that In Kansas
where he came from a man had a right to
thus discipline his better half and slating
that If he was harmed for It he would sue
tho city of El Paso the chief of police
the mayor and divers other distinguished
personages for damages. He offered to
prove thai he was married to the woman
he had so nicely chastised as a Justification
for the act and mid UW policeman mat
If he did not "clear out" h mlirht also
"get his." Later when Drought on tin
when h" Qualifies as an expert he will be
dead broke."
Burglars steal Three Stills of Clothes.
The apartments of E. U. Perry. IS4 Opson
avenue were entered by uurgliirs yester-
day who carried away three suits of
rlotlies. Detectives are Investigating the
case.
to Writer .('.hiirurtl YYllh sunn I nm
. it iiotingrrra. an auio uriver was ar-
ted yesterday jm the charge of swlnd-
nt to (he amount nf over ISO. the com-
lalnt having been riled In tits' Justice court.
rs. E nj Stephenson turnes una me man
assed' a worthless check on her s the
purchase prwe for an auto wnicn ne
wanted for "the Jltne service. When ar-
f'stert Holmgreen claimed there was some
istak'i. as lie had plenty of money In the
ank to pay the amount.
HOW SOLDIERS LIVE AND FIGHT
IN THE TRENCHES.
Hon. Plchard F. Hurges representative
rrom El Puso county to tho Texas legisla-
ture was the first or the El Paso delegation
to reach home arriving jexterdsy morn-
ing senator Claude- n Hudspeth Is en
rottto home but stopped ofr in san An-
tonio ror a brier visit and will likely ar-
rlvo today:
" According to Mr. Purge.". Representative
A. S. J. Eylar will likely remain at Austin
until the special session of the Texas legis
lature is convened on or about April SB
The extraordinary session is Imperative in
order to pass the appropriations bill and
give attention to several other Imporlant
matters left In an unfinished condition by
tne regular session.
"Representative Eylar" said Mr. Purges
"Is going to remain at Austin and conduct
what you might term an educational cam
palgn in behalf of the better equalization
of state taxes. A bill incorporating re
forms along these lines was Introduced at
wo regular session mil it was mil dis
posed or on ai-roiinl or a great volume
or other business being in tile wav and
because or cunrilctlug Interests that would
be arrected by the proposed legislation.
"Pome time ago 1 spoke In a 'some
what disparaging way or the Texas legls
latine. I now desire to revise the OPRUOO
I expressed at that time. For many of
Iho new members r the lum a session
was a novel proposition and It took them
longer to get down to business but
the. long run they proved to be a hard
working and a sensible body. Whllo Iho
total number of bills passed by the body
was lighter than usual those that finally
cmergeu were tor ino most part sensible
anil useryl measures. The success or tin
session was due in a large dogreo to tin
sound eonuiinii-scn.se buslnes experience
and good-humor or the governor hlinsoir.
"Probably tho most Important hill passed
was the compulsory education law. This
was a plairorin demand and though the
iignt over it was prolonged ami hitler
result was a complete victory for
trieiuis or universal education. It was
promptly approved by Ins governor.
"Tho noxt most Important action rrom
an educational standpoint was Hie passage
of the rural high school law. Intended to
better tho country school. This bill was
also promptly approved by the governor.
A Dill was also passed permití lug In
dependent school districts lo supply free
text hooks on majority vote or Iho qualified
voters ot such utsirici.
"Bills requiring 'employers wlin ten or
more employes lo pay them at least semi
monthly and providing mdni efficient
means or securing the liens or mechanics
and material dealers will also probably
prove usetiii.
"Or especial Interest in F.I Paso was the
bill permanently establishing the Sixty-
i ii iii district court in and tor El ' Paso
county.
"Tho bill looking to carving out or West
lexas. trui proposed state or Jcrivi -mi.
was defeated in a committee room or the
senate where It originated. My opposition
to the hill Is generally known. . I am
Texan and as such every part of tho Lone
sur stale looks good to me.
In i ii ni i i n District Law Commended.
"ür great importance to El Paso was
house bill No. 560 amending the district
Irrigation laws and authorizing irrigation
district rormed under the laws or this
slate to contract with tbn federal govern-
ment ror Hie building and operation of
irrigation woras.
"Especially gratifying M myself was
the passage of Hie rorcslry bill that I In
troduced The bill provides ror tho ap
poliuiiieiit or a stale Forester and for tin
protection and promotion or forest and tree
culture. Tile bill provoked a somewhal
bittsr right the opposition being led as
is usually ihe rase by men having no
knowledge or Ihe history or operation or
such laws in oilier stales and countries
and without surrielrnt imagination to look
into the future.
"A number or Interesting and -Imporlant
constitutional ameniliiienis were submitted
to be voted upon In an elecllon to he held
on the rourth Saturday or July next.
Resolution No. I was passed In the
Interest or traveling men and trainmen
and permils qualiried voters under cer-
tain conditions to vote wherever they may
bo In Ihe state on election day. Tills Is
the. amendment which contains the so-called
Burmelsler 'Joker' by which It the amend-
ment Is adopted Hie right or surrrage will
be conrined lo bona Tide citizens or the
state and or the United Stales cither by
birth or lull .naturalization.
"Resolution No. 3 submits lo the people
the Increase or. the membership or the
supreme court rrom lliree to rive Judges.
"Resolution No. tr adopted will per-
mit each county In the state lo create a
student loan fund In aid hoys and girls
desiring a college education.
"Resolution No. :m ir adopted will
authorize a lax of 50 'cents on the lluo
vaiuailon of property to be levied by any
county Tor school purposes.
"DeBOlutlon No. 30 proposes tho separa-
tion or the state University and the A. k M.
college and divides Hie permanent endow-
ment fund between the stale University.
A. & M. college and the Prairie View State
Normal and Industrial school colored j.
Under It sprovlslons ihe stale University
receives something over ltttK)000 In hoods
ami 13001101) acres or land the A. It M.
college receives COO.OuO acres of land and
Prairie View Normal receives 160000
acres.
London March 24. When It rains
the trenches are half filled with water.
Tl ...1.1 la olvava nf Ihn 11 1 1 n -
.. . 1 "I have wllh me almost a complete rile
tratinr dreadful kind that chills toVr all bills ordered primed by the house.
the very marrow. Hot rood is HerveU
Hire- times a duy to the men In tho
trenches by other soldiers who scurry
like rabbits through lone: uncovered
tunnels running back from tho works
concealing; the guns.
These men In the trenches must
have good food in order that they can
have good blood and if thay have
good blood they have good courage;
they keep warm because their circu-
lation is good and their extremities
are wifrni from exercise. Many men
are Invalided however because their
blood and their stomach were not
right to withstand the awful hard-
ships of this' winter campaign.
When you do not properly digest
your food your blood becomes thin
apd every organ of the body soon
feels the effect. The result la head-
aches sleeplessness nervousness and
many other symptoms due to ac-
cumulation of poisons in the body.
Unless the stomach la given aid at
this utage mdre serious illnesses fol-
low. Now is the time to help your
weakened stomach now Is the time
to take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery (in tablet or liquid form).
It has. the same power to set you
light aa it has been proved to have
in thousands of other cuses. It will
help your stomach so that the food
you eat will nourish and sustain you
and make good reviving blood. It will
enable you to get rid of the waste a
sluggish liver and Irregular bowela
have permuted to accumulate In your
system J i
Dr. Pierre's fiolden Medical Discovery It
composed or known nallve healing muediaj
roots and herbs with no alcohol nor nar
cotic drugs to give you harmrul habits. It
can now be' obtained In tablet or liquid
form rrom dealers or send SO tainpt ror
box or tablets.
Address: Dr. Plerca. Invalids' Hotel
Buffalo N. Y .( Advertisement.)
also complete copies or the dally house
Journals and until such limetas the printed'
laws are ready ror diMributlnn. I will
be glad to give any interested citizen any
lnrorinalton within my power concerning
any or the iiicasuros that are before the
house.
"Several bills regulating court procedure
were passed and lliese are especially Inter
esting to the legal proresnlon. II is my
understanding lliat none or thete bills
will go Into effect before ninety dayi."
ror a H e ai Slomaeh.
If you nave any trouble wiib your diges-
tion ynu should read what Mrs. J C. Bauer
Zanesville Ohio has lo sav regarding her
experience as follows "I was troubled for
months wllh a weak stomach and constipa-
tion and It was all I could do to drag my-
self about the house. iTiamberlaln's Tabled
afrorited me the llrsl reller I got. and after
taking them a short time I was restored to
neallli." nhtainatiln everywhere (AC-)
at
Double Stamps
8:30 to 12:30
Single Stamps 12:30 to 6 P.M. .
Ihe Third Day of Opening Week
A Profusion of Fresh Flowers
Twice-a-Day Until Easter '.
Another Promised Value
For Ooenina Week
- r -
Our Suit O A. 50
Specials at V
A price upon which we have
specialized giving the best val-
ues to be had anywhere at this
price. As an unusual 'eature
for today's selling besides the
suits that have just arrived at
this price we have added a
number of out higher priced
suits offering choice of more
than 50 suits at $24.50.
3rd Floor
Flowers 4
Fresh Today
CHOICEST ROSES
FRAGRANT JONQUILS
CALIFORNIA VIOLETS
HOT HOUSE CARNATIONS
FIELD CARNATIONS
PERFECT DAFFODILS
EASTER LILIES
The Potted
Faster Lilies
I 'sed In the decoration of the store
for opening week have four
or five blooms or will bloom in
timo for Kustor. They are ALL
FOK SALE. Choice muy lie made
now nnd delivery will begin Han-
dily March th.
Our Millin 9ry
Opening
WE specially invite you to
the display of ultra-
.fashionable creations that we
are offering at prices that will
be attractive to the woman of
moderate means. Discriminat-
ing women will be delighted
with the Fisk Gold Medal El-
zee and Smolin.
Immediate Wear $7.50 to $15.00
There are Tailored Semi-Dress and Dress Hats in
double brim Sailors Georgette and Straw combina-
tions. Come in today and try them on.
At $1.00 Each
&BHStMbS& AsnatSHNMHaflLnV
'I
inusi'. The first perfprnuvnce will take
Place Saturday arn ruoon March at ItW
Furnish your home at a saving. Chas.
Foulz 113 Stanton.- .(Advertisement.)
LYálC PLAYERS ARE
NOW UNDER TENT
True to his ptinilsr Manager '.anion of
the fiarnon-Pollork rumpany has erci-ted
s Isrge canvss theater at Campbell aid
San Antonio streets on the Court House
square. II Is the best outrit or tola rich
scter ever seen in El Pasu. It Is a large
lent the same aa one see at a circus in
Idu there is s large perfectly equipped
stage. The stage and Iho theater are
brilliantly lighted with high powrred elec
tric lights The auditorium will seat HOD
at 10 rents and aliout 3M reserved teats at
IS cents extra. The opening plsy will be
a story of srmy life entitled "The
Deserter." This Is not wsr drams but
one of the latest dealing with the late
Indian uprising lit one of -the forts In
Wyomlug. It Is In four arts. A powerful
play with ninth protokmg ninety Besides
the play the company Is reaiurlng s 10
piece ori-hetirs. which slons will be world
the price of admission to all lovers of
hall was crowded with people to hear the
sermon of F.vangclist Ciiddv. or Washing-
Ion p b on "The Hlhle ami l.uropean
War." The evangelist quoted muiiy pas-
sages of scripture to substantiate his
theory and the audience was attentive and
mien -iri. throughout Ihe whole illsrourse.
Tonight he speaks on the "Hook or llevela-
ilon" it being his object to show by IPS
Hlhle what will be the result of Ihe war.
and the trend or human affairs after it
lull hgVl been elided.
Furnish
Foulz. liiS
ir home ut a saving. Chas.
Manion.- (Advertisement.)
!i. .
for that opportunity
that presents itself almost
every day.
you've missed many
chances don't miss
them all. Start a Savings
Account today.
the man with only a
little money saved can
often make that little
serve to raise him out of
the rut of dependency.
one dollar starts an ac-
count 4 percent interest.
Grocery Specials
Fresh Texas Kkk- . per dozen . . .
Crinkle Corn tTlnkes. t pkg. fo
Fancy Pealierry Coffee per lb. .
Wisconsin I 'ream Choose per lb.
I ' i.i ni. ni. i "M" Flour
24 lb. Back !
Uuaraiilei
Silver tjueen Pastry Flour
i lb. Buck SI. 10 48 II
None Better
is Hi. Sack . . s- l
25:
26
30-
3&c
Buko- Good Bread
Sack
Lion Grocery Co.
109-111 S. Stanton
Phones 2405 and 2424
FIELD SEEDS
Have Just recelvsd our new stock of all kinds of sssds. Writs us or
wirs us tor prices.
HEID BROS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HAY GRAIN SEEDS FUEL AND BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
Corner Texas and Dallas St.
Phone 35 and 38
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