El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 36TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Sunday, October 31, 1915 Page: 2 of 42
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Sunday. October 31. I VI 5.
STRIKE LEADERS
IN CLIFTON JAIL
Everything for Mm
and Boy. Suit Over-
coats. Furnishing
Goods Hats and Caps
Sweaters and Sweater
Coats Rain Coats Um-
brellas Trunks and
Suit Case. Sole agent
for Oskosh Wardrobe
Trunks. Waiter and
Barber Coats. Uni-
forms for all purposes.
Working Men's
clothes. Leather Goods
the most complete in
El Paso. Best Ladies'
Silk Hose. If it is sold
in a first-class store we
have it.
206-10 San Antonio St
El Paso Texas
YOU
WIN
EVERY PURCHASE YOU MAKE at this
tore is to your advantage.
SOME PEOPLE CALL IT LUCK to have a
place like ours at which to trade. Others
think they're lucky because they save money
here.
BUT HERE'S THE SECRET of it all we
started doing business with the customers'
interest at heart and we've continued it
ONE THING WE'RE SURE OF It s no
game of chance to keep people pleased. On
the contrary it necessitates sticking everlast-
ingly at it and that's our policy.
of hi army. baa concentrated at Oltsuarrn
40 mile weal of f-iientfi (1 Iitla. Curran
troop under tieneral Pablo Ooniaicx pln
in moipy Morelut next week.
BANDIT I.KADKR IlK LA ROSA
H.MC I VIO BHlsH
II . .-il IHll'll I'l
Brown.Mllii. In.. Oct. JO Lulu da la
Muse alleged leader in recent banon troti-
Mat oH tin- lower Tata bordar na been
ahindiitird tiv til. H and fled into IM
mi-1 un or Mi mi i. .i. Him to an orririai
ajiiirniiiroiii'-nt iii Matamoros today which
HOtoStod lliat i.arriiua KMlSri had been
rnrairM in all energetic pursuit of the
outlaws.
' Janarai Eatwnto Lopj. me youthful asm
maiirter of the Matsmurot garrison sain rl
In ROM was reported 10 have broken witn
in tm ii vi Ik'h i srrani soldiers began hard
ri.-ona day.- ago. no la Hosa
wan declared to hava aald tin would rather
I- taken bv Airn-rlcan than by Mealcant
ni inrtliwitli forsook Iba border country.
Hi. tinii i.i.--im 1 1 1 1 v were scattered Jnio
Til.-
III hi prosecuted. lleneraJ
l.onez continuad until the MOO la dlaor-
Miiied and lh leader rapturad.
raoniRiriov writ qi'ashkii.
n nl Ros ell l-etes right Afltlast Trial
By Jury.
Special to Lbs Morning Tlmee.
Santa Fa ft. M. Oct. so -The supreme
coirl iniiav quashed tba writ of prohibí-
Hon letued out by the my or Hoawall to
prvvont IUtrtrl Judge 0. A. Hlchrdcm
irvinr a ram- in diput- with a Jury Ilia
cily Inalating on trial without a jury.
The Chaven road hoard won balora th
uprame court Ihe caae appealed by
Itcquei Srholte who sought to have lha
iKiard enjoined from opening a now road
through appellant's land
Martin McDonald of ilnadejiipc county
lout hi.- appeal to the Miprama court man
imivi' iion oí aun vviiu a iirmiiv wrapon
upon I. J. W. My. McDonald wai
charged with having struck Mayee over the
bead with a rifle during a disputo ovar a
fence.
Baseball Magnate's Hill "mil
By Associated Press.
Wblla PUln. ft V Oct. '.iu. -The un-
married children of Robert. B. Ward the
federal league laelal) magnate who died
at New Rocheile on Ik tre to racnlve
nnirh an those who bave married under
tin ti-nna or hit will admitted lo probalo
today. Abnui one. half or IM eatgta otl-
nmted at vi.ki.iki la to be divided among
the nlno children.
limp Concern' U In- Hull.
New York net. Jú.The firet of tliren
tun brought by John D. Parks k rotn-
ln 0 OffeiaMU If I Ml men prunuieii;
in the win imiI- di u tmslnme in Ibta city
Alhn. rioj I'lica Hrntrt. dyrgciiae. Bo-
i lu'.ler and Murrain for damages alleged lo
have MM immed to their bualncaa by
rHtioda In violation of the Sherman law.
resulted today in n (Mu'rM for the I'-irk
ddtttpaflj in the federal dlatliol court iicrc.
ARREST I 01 LOW now ATTF.vaiNO All
Pruna rs rirt Relcweed no Otaa I
MneCa Ara Later Jailed ky Hrr
he
r
By A- niud Praaa.
ctifmn. Oct. JO. Prank Tarbcll and
Oeor MeKenzle union leader of fM
Clifton Morencl MMcalf eontier trlka dta
tnet. art in lha county Jail tonifbt in d
ftolt of ftoo bond étrh.
According to aUtlons before Justice or
the Peace I ally. Tarbell had been in charae
of tba booka of tba Morencl union. A com
mittee or ten waa appointed ot audit the
book it waa alleged TarMii ana atesm-
rle ynterday entered iM meattn whtla
tM commtltée wti at work and attempted
10 take tna ooost rrom toe oonmutiaa ana
Ware arreatad. íubaenuently tMr ware lib-
arated on ibeir own racofnlt.ince. but when
Sberiff i'.aab found a mob wax ronnin to
aacort larbeli and Mckeniia ooi of town
M caued in rear re it of the men and tbay
ware mil in daiauit.
BtDorta from strike leaden of the Mat
calr union reived here are that the atrtk -ara
there are determined to continue tba
trtke under the auperviaion of the waav
am Federation of Minara.
The local relief committee stated today
that it required tvai dally to aupply tba
nriaatn ramiuea wim rooa. una coat ii
waa tald. was increasing daily
Attorney oaneral Wiley E. jonai of Ari-
zona m arrived rrom Waahlnrton to inve-
tlgate oe ra I conditions In the strike rone
MOVER AITHÓRTZES AMESSMCNT
TO HI. I V SIPPOBT BTRmcas.
Pomona caL. Oct. ao -Charles H. Moyer.
praaldem of the Western Federation oí
Miners. Mid here today that he had ap-
proved so eesesment of rederatlon intra-
bar for iba benefit of the Clifton copper
miners nofb rhe unions at Miami and
oiobe. An . already have lavtad audi aa-sesameni-
Moyer aald he exnecicd deft-
nite wn-ii on the matter rrom the Denver
haaddusneri Monday.
WMneter Vau Need a General Toale Take
Orovaa.
Tfta Old tandero Orove-! Tasteless Chill
Tonic' Is equally valuable as a General
Tonic beianae ft contains the well known
Ionic proi.ertfea of OL'IMINt and IROJI. It
nets on tlie l iver Drlvea out Malaria En-
riches the Blood and Bullda up the Whole
nyatem. .! cenia.
nOTEST VENT TO WASHINGTON.
New Hrviro Commlaslen nemanda Infere-
men! of Newly Ordered Rata.
Special to Hie Mornln rimes
Mntn p. N. M.. Oct 30. A protest
aralnrt a -unpenslon of the new frelsrht
rata decreed by the interatate commerce
romuiinslon m It New. Mexico rate caae
decision wan wired the commission today
or th' ataie corporation commission. Th
protent roll vn
-we unaersiana tuimrrou protests nave
Mm (lied wiih your commlalon agatnal in-aascJ-riT'
rst'pi from ootnta Missouri river
and ent an El Paao effective November 1
and liavo requested suspension of In-
craate.. in behnir of New Mexico jobbers
dealer- and all others who pay freight we
moat vigorously protest against suspension
of application or new rates In Sew Mexico
caaen unless. If increases are etisnended
rates to intermedíale points In New Mexico
Will II
basin "
no higher than present El Paso
senator Penrose Ueelerea For Preparrdneas
liv AsMiciaiad I'reas.
Pliiliidelphia On. JO United States Sen-aim-
BulM- pen roe. In an addrasi at the
iiiiM-illng of a monument here today to
tlie memory of tieorge Mck'. Potniatl one
oi inn muí i - Kiiieo in anion i vera cm
In the niuliiir of Ifili. declared himself in
favor of niiti'iiul pi eiian-dtiCs arid said
there should In- a .dreadnought for every
state In the union.
9
ONE DAY
SALE OF PIANOS
AND
PLAYER-PIANOS
i icBjuseuiy at ooxj
$210
The pianos offered in this sale sell regularly at $350.
1 hese instruments are recom-
mended for their excellent tonal
qualities and beautiful case de-
signs. Monday only November
1st
$5 DOWN $8 MONTHLY
NEW 86-NOTE
PLAYER - PIANOS
These instruments are the very best 88-Note Players
in various designs and woods.
Fully guaranteed. REGU-
LARLY PRICED AT $600.
MONDAY ONLY
18 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar $1.00
10 lbs. Silver Leaf Lard .... $1.35
20 lbs Sweet Potatoes . 25c
24 lbs. Levy's Winner Flour 85c
24 lbs. Cream of Wheat 85c
1 0 lbs. Levy's Best Tomatoes No. 1 50c
5 Cans Table Peaches or Pears 55c
7 Cans Peas 50c
1 0 Cans Baked Beans 50c
2 lbs. Belle Spring Butter .... 65c
Trade With Us and Save Money.
Levy Grocery Co.
Undersell All Others
204-206 E. Overland St. Phones 505-506
ucai invniiir I layers
$440
FREE MUSIC ROLL PRIVILEGE
Tejrms to Suit Your Convenience).
ALL ARE FULLY GUARANTEED
l.itear.l ABowauana for Old FUatt Taken In Bsonansv.
JENKINS PIANO CO.
It's The Come Again
Customer We Want
When you are satisfied with youi
Tailor you see him again for your next
suit. It's the satisfaction which brings
you hack.
This is the average man's policy es-
pecially in the tailoring question and
be class of customers we want is the
satisfied COME AGAIN customer.
HM.IeHBTW.sm.rtJlsT.1
2nd rioor City Nat. Bank Bide-
"OUR SPECIAL"
21 Jewel Watch . . $2000
17 Jewel Watch . . $15.00
93.00 Down; $1.00 a Week
Not Necessary to Join Any Club-
Simply Come Get Your Watch
YOUR attention is called to the remarkable values we
offer in our SPECIAL "91LBERBERG BROS." 21
and 1 7 jewel watches at these extremely low prices.
JUST TU INK these are 1 2 size THIN MODEL watches.
The cases for these watches are guaranteed for 20 years
and made especially for these movements. The movements
are equipped with fine ruby jewels and adjusted to tempera-
ture isochronism four positions and are the most improved
models having gilt or white double sunk dials and the latest
style Roman or Arabic numerals.
IN HIGH FAVOR
Hundreds of El Pasoans to whom we have sold these
watches .speak only in the highest terms of the merits of
these famous watches. This is your opportunity if you de-
sire a reliable time-piece backed by the "SILBERBERG
BROS." GUARANTEE.
A handsome velvet case is furnished with each watch and
any monogram engraved without extra charge.
Out-of-town people may take advantage of this offer by
sending $3.00 with Bank or El Paso References and the
watch will be sent you immediately.
Silberberg Bros.
Platinum (.old and Silversmith.
Meea Avenue
Corner Texas
"Th Mere Thought ot Buying a
Diamond Should Sug-ajett
Sllbrbrs Bros."
BREVITIES
ldi-rUsruienU.J
Registration for Homeatrada.
Uy Associated le.
Minni V p. mi :s). -Hi'ii-uatlon for
rort ii. i in. .i.i landr- ulih-li wjli bv turowii
uifli In mil ry iki May i-luaril at tit O'CIOtJk
tutilalil si .Miin. i riiza and tfisiiiari-k with
a.iuiniatei Uimij naitw luled.. At t
o'lkxai tonisht I'"' Intel rt-gir-tratlou
ii-w in las place lien; rhuta-
uf y .Niiveiubei- 4.
In niiiei- to Istur llio lakliiK up or all
Ulu 711 iiuinrrti ' i 'i "i BaMiH's will be
uratsn. arcurdlDii iu Jamr H i haul of tlie
ui-i.amnrnt of III'' niieilor who "III have
marge ut the Urawlaaj Karli boiuralead
cunalats of no acre i-'our iiimt ciuluren
niu .elect the in -i four Buiubeia.
lir. Lttert Deullai. !- M.iL- Buildllu
UlsalO.V Kill MKI1IL.KS. Ask grocer.
ISa
Na Relief lur Cfeleago Malouas
By Aaeoclgled I'r.
i.hirago. Ill . "ii in A .ml appeal
fni an inju'. ti"ii m teatralii slayul tDOftip-
r ii rmm Inlai Ii ring with ini un un-
i.j. waa denii-ii by Judge Wiinlea In tin-
i in uit ctiuil tiua . "Ttte i ity and alatu
Bota have I reguiaK i...ni- In
the iniereats nl cnine pre . nii ni. ueac
and invralily' Juogti wmdea iivelsred.
t
Morgaa kaeada CamlarUblc Uej
Uy Assuriated freaa
.ts tun 1 "i. t r. sun mn spent a
omforvable day fnllowlng the uperation
on buu (or appendant according to a
hu'iatlii teeued by Ule phjralrians at
l uni k loiugni 1 lie nuueiin iuikiks
- Mr Morgan hat had a comfortable day
ind hia cuiuliUun 1 aallafactui)
uh BAUcacaT. iwaun. Mina aig ra. wn.
Ai-H t r. All am At. ueaUet. ill Halle blug.
B. A O. Orders Loeesaullt t
By Associated 'rea
aaBHtaars uri au in Baisiroore unto
ailroad today plared au order (or thirty
H'Omvtlvea ot the heaviest type Tna
noipany also inrreated II order for at!
buBoar cart. The coal ot the new eoulp
rneht in approalinaieiy aiMaxv
Dr. anna Heuav kucauer Wiog
Tri Ska a s am oat.
beat- r. r. keiaa. propriaan
or tun
rou gel Us
Lskaawa kcbjetiaer la Uuxrrsa
By Aato tated Prat
Hoauaiu U'atli . Oct. An unknown
thrwe matted srhoouer wag lit diMn-ss and
anchored about five unlet off abort oppo-
site Peflfn- beach ai.aut twentynnlei norm
of the eairanct to uray't harbor a. cord
1B- lo a report received hr late tonight
A tus had foe 10 Rar aaaigUace
Dtjssb Rsaeh. SwSwjear. Laaajrt nasdgia
mmñTmgfmm cbwsjs saaay.
waataa t. aii sau Aawataa St.-adr.j
We are proud to stand back of and endorse
Stein -Bloch
the L System and
Michael Stern's Clothes
because we know the skill and strict adherence to
the highest ideals that enter into their making.
In Furnishing Goods we tell only the very best
Mark Croas Leather Goods.
Manhattan and Blumenthal's Shirts.
Dr. Yeager Underwear
and many other leading brands. Always buy
the best it's the cheapest at the end.
mimentialÁ
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY.
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