El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 37TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Tuesday, July 17, 1917 Page: 2 of 12
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GUARDSMEN
PREPARING
TO 60 TO
FRANCE
Mobilization of State Troop Al-
' ready Begun Preparatory to
Quick Seating for Front Imme-
diately After Being Drafted
Into U. S. Army.
More Then 125.000 Men In-
cluded in Force Assembling in
State Campa; Some Unit to
Be Held for Guard Duty at
Pointa Indicated by Govern
ments
MINIMUM WAGE
LAW IN ARIZONA
NOW EFFECTIVE
SOLDIER ON GUARD DUTY
VICTIM OF ASSASSIN
rmnent Injunction Rertr.in.
Official From Placing Mm-
' tcintaasia tmm Pays oasu
tjUmtOMt doeVly and not few t9
been turned bark. All cars on the only
railway lip" entering the Warren ui
trkt ere held op and fumiiii-d ..y r'ep-
uty aherlfrs si Datmrn Arts. j ti m
eight mil" much on Oaf El I'im totfUJ-t-rri
main line
II i" flMM on first haitd authority Mat
all members or th rato Ilia of lienor ted
iiten no ii i.nnirnnue n. v. ara n;i.g
UKMiAUIlTl
Scenes Taken at Bisbee When Nearly 1200 1.W.W. Agitators Were Deported
rationed rroin the a
special to lha Morninr Timea.
inoemx. Aril. inly K . - Ariiona mini
mum wata law prescribing not k-aa than
lo week for woflMn and girls employed
atore laundries ana comsscTciei ea-
tahii.hment became effective today.
When a permanent injunction reetretning
Hi" ecretary of atalD from idarlni the
meeuie on lit referendum nanoi wu
tramad dj mom manrora or in ssspenor
court of Mani-iipa i oiinty. Attorneys for
Hi" Merchants' and Manufacturers' wwell-
turn or Pboenla whim with the Rug
Men's Pruteetive aiaoclatlon of Tur-
M.n. brought oni a rar"rehdutn egalnut lh"
mii admitted thai ttia evidence ebowed
that the tgnaturee to many or the pil-
lions had been obtained hy rraud and
withdrew all objection to making the
injunction permanent. Wrrnts for the
arraal of s arnre of persons who fir-
listed the pal it ions ma oannerswiy ior
l nam in the referendum netlllnn ar"
i-' i un prepared Tha Merchant and
Manufacturer' aaaociatlon has announced
through Ha attorney that It will do every
Masai m ' r"" o proavruve ann wag-
vi't tho who secured Blgnaturra II
legally
i
fev laawctatnd Presa
Washlngon. July IC-Mnblllxallon of the
nations! guard heaan today. While no
' orden for rmharkalion or auta troops
tVr rrinro Wilt h" llVf'll Until SftfT AU
Mat i When tit" entire roret Will ba
rr.rmailv drifted intii tha I' lilted State
army there sre Indication that soma rtl
vi lona ay 111 ha rM"l ready U
board tranapnrt aoon after that date
fluard Now aa I' a. Pas-rell.
The first rlaiiae of president Wilson'
itroi laniatlon provming mr w tmim
tion of the national guard for the war
became aff activa yesterday i.ndrr it. sJl
iiard ni.il from !w York. Pannayive
nls. 'hio West vtraiiiu. Michigan wis-
ronsln Iowa norm ano eouin i-aeo.
and Nebraska want oh tha federal pay-
roll from l hat date.
Actual concentration of troops In their
honsa rnrres or atate rsinpa iwasn today.
Ai'prfiiioiat'ly n-half of Uw lota)
ir"natti of tha national rusrd or more
than ita.imo man ta includad In the fores
as semolina.
Ilapld prnsress la helna made 1a ra-
llevinr siiani rnalinrnts which hav" ben
In tha rel"rsi "rviee store the dfrlsrs-
tion of war ausrdlnr property. Thla work
will he taken over fsnety by rhrlllsn
wstchmen
nasse Cnsrda for Hesse Huty.
It wtH ba tieraary to reuin suarda
itiM-i for the pnittTimn of certain bis mu-
nitions works aod other property vital t
the conduct of the war. The department
commendem will hold mirh troops ss they
deem siiviashle for thti purpoaa.
Tha nt at"P in the reneral mohilisa-
tion will he the order in or Hie divisions
to the (Wnn attei already aelerted for
thatn. A' full supply of tentar h arall-
able departan en 1 report ahw snn tha
rtlvlalona will entrain a- rapidly a tha
rnmnisfiders of the fcpsrt mania from
which they coma and of thoaa in which
their campa ara loraasil. arrea ss io
date.
Th mi t .hi.iui. -1 ii it mué nr war eauln-
meni ror th rusrd i In the artillery for
tralTih.tr purpoaea the btk run n ltn- nl-
nndouhtedly will cunMnaa to ua ttie
equlpioeiit they have nupplemenled hy
vih it additional rdnaiirn a dhe reruisr
Mftrvle ran anare. It la reanrded pra'
tlcally certain however thai if the rusrd
division are sent to i mm st sn esn
date they will be equipped with Frenrl
etllleev rin Mielr arrival there. ITe'iilll
ably their first war work will be with
me Tautnu rrencn ivb.
Nhlpptng Pniklcia Caverna Halllof.
Trepartura of the risrtlainen ror Frsnra
It was Indicatad todsy will tie rovernaal
tv th Bhlttnlna- nrohleni War dmiarl-
ment ornriaf rorard meny division of
the stale troop a virtually many now
for tha Intenatvn tralntnr behind ttta
lm rnoUoti to make the Irilunrtlon.
which they had been opiioain p-fmineiit
waa insde by sttornaya for the ItferansW
ml Manurartuf era' iauon ith. my
afir noon thiu endlnr the esse. They
filed a suumant with the court to the
effert that tits referendum petition saln1
the law hsd been undertakm In rood
r Htm Tor the reason that the mert hsnts
end manufacturera believed the new Isw
Inequitable snd dirriri.it uf sppllrstiou
"The evidence tn t endured however" the
sutnwnt sat forth "sstiafte ua thst some
or the persons who were employed to
i irruíale Iheae petition deliberately vio-
lated the law in their anilely to obtain
strnstores." Tha autameni cloaea by say-
ins that while technically tha referendum
rt.rtii aim nrfvall the aao'-1tl'iU 1l'l not
dealre to benefit by petitlona which wars
fraudulently elmen.
Tha minlmirm ways law for women Wat
psaaed by the lat ui lerinature after
a muer i mni hum H :
pn.fuptly invoked arslnst It. the principal
iibjeriion b"lnr 'St II iHd not mske any
HI tit 1M ill Mir ni'iinnn n t.
workinr m varatlon pertfKla
flrhlinr line in Franre whleh will pre-
ñare tliein for their itlare in the. irenrnea.
There 1 no reaaon why soma element
could not so forwsrd st onco
or trsnsptrtsllun snd tne
tnrnsce.
usrepi aaek
mi I mi art ue
now in lbs csmp but it rouid lot Ih-
karned wb I tier or not tha codnty la
standinr Uta r ipenaa or the citizens' Tto-
tecltva leatrue a la car lain however mat
physic lana in the etnMoy or tha Copper
Duaan Mfnlnr company hsvc rereierf or
(lei a to render medical aid required by
tirw ianiiiif-a.
The Hnstiink srd Artfoaa mine t still
at a standatill and it la said the rapper
V'tcen and calumet and Arltona nun ate
runniur K i i cant of their usual output.
Operators risim that about a doien men
Ara reach In r Iwre every day and ara put
lo work.
A few deportation continue from this
dietrirt at the hand of the aUsebe' Pro-
eeuva léanle the membershifi of which
a denotlierL riuarda are atattoned al ev
ery road enterinr this city ana IiivmU-
ie every ijHt-i"iia rtiaraciaar m tan
blrnway. Aepon that may reseri
mdtar Is rale it Is txatbie that I
wear Shaki rivflltn clotltea hut other
wise reiembl" In no way a soldier. There
sre also suarda stationed at irabom
Juurtion n mili - from Hisbee snd
al aio nine miiea rrotn Bisbee. These
men aleo tuvestlrsle every arrival snd
hsv turned soma men back.
Jame brew who wa killed by dep-
liea after shoritlnr " P. Mcflse last
Tliuradsy durlnr the I. W. W. deports-II-.
o was burled last Saturday eveoinr
about dark by the ).h-i Ha indye. No
anm Kin cement of 'he funeral win made
and not until loniht did It become
known. Drew was a member or the Olobe
lodra of Elka.
Ilea
I 0wy
Chaplains Wanted
for Army in France
ciisplsina sre wanted for the United
Btatei smiy. With the eiHnlltlousry
torres that went to franca not bavins
enonsh chaplain and tne drafted troop
needins Uwm there will ba a (Treat da1
snand fitr ttvese men The psy id tha low-
est ran of a chapista Is 11.000 s year and
nereiaary sllowsnrea am h as beat llyht
and on ira when travelitir under the
order or the sovarnment. The csndtdates
for th p. iiion must pay their way to and
from the place of examination and mnkl
piirrbaae ifielr fotKl uniform snd horses.
POSLAM HEALS
ERUPTIONS ON
SKIN ANO SCALP
If you attend to pimple. Haahea and all
kin trouble wl1h Poiiaju. snd do so
praanpily they will not develop snd
Onkaa you have actually en Poslsm'a
wwrm mm ano now rvaauy u tasea noio.
sto(hptnr Uie llctiliir al once you will
kasraly balleve iia affects pusalble lo ao
atmri a tttne.
In Eraems. Poaiain a anion appear all
the more ivanarkehi" when the tmubla is
paralsteoay stubbmn snd nothlnr else
seeuu to brln: laatinr rallar.
Bold everywhere i or rrae aample r in-
to Emeraency Laboratorlea III West 17th
at. Hew York Clty.-Adv.
Only One Recruit h
Needed in (juard to
Reach Required Limit
one sole recruit la lacklnr to brlnr all
national (ward unlta at EI Paso to tha
required strenrth. rapt Nlehard W.
Mura a mmmandlnr company nrai
Texas Infsnlry. announred Monday nlRbt
ttut five sdd.tlotu! recruits iwd bean an-
haled in his company during the day.
brtnrlnr the company roll to M.
rompany la now Bpprniimately st
war airenrth of iw wniie uie auppi
rompany and Texaa field Imapltal No f.
vaj. Thomaa J. McCamant commander are
above required airen rtn and are rapidly
apprnarhlnr war atrenrth. Monday nlrit
the hospital company showed sn enroll-
ment of (at 11 waa announced; that it.
II ti namaii. formerly or tna naimnai
ruard. has been daalrnatad for a com-
ii it )ion and will be MsUrnsd to tha bos-Mr1-
i . t
I iiiforrna liav bean Inaued to Ui mem
tier" or B romparry- ana es twi ir are
how tn rsmp at tha Taxaa school of
mine where tliey are tralnlnr. Tna
school or mines awfmmtnr pool waa put
into ronuiiiaaion Monday and will be uaed
hy the tnernbera of ihe ounpany until it
la removed to permanent tralnlnr amp
Guardsman Falls and
Thinks He Is Struck
by German U-Boat
Oacar n. Powell private In tha First
Tesaa inranUy knsw anmethlnv hsd bit
bun Mnndsy nlsht when he waa taken to
the nohre alallon from an alley near the
Chamber uf Commerce buildlna but he
waa a little uncertain of the exact object
Hiion bad attacked and mien mm. ue
wa found uneonacloua and taken to the
police station where be retained hi
senses.
-wi-at nit yout" Desk Berraaot Hill
aaknd Powell.
- The whole nrai aquea." declared tne
soldier. t '
"Are you sure it wssnt s Mexican?"
aaked Patrolman Hinith
"I believe it was." replied Powell.
"Now tell the truth waao't It a Oerroan
U boati" aaked Bmlth.
"Burs" Powell arrettd "That'a what It
was. it hit me In the alley and knocked
me down Tlwn before I had a ebaiwre to
ret up It bumped ma again snd took away
my cuff butbma "
Powell's Injurias were at first thouahl
16 be aerloua and Police Huran Hantle
waa ralteii to attend the soldier tt was
ascertained he hsd Buffered only minor
bruises. Areontlnr to tbe police Powell
probably waa injurcrMn an accidental fall.'
Texas Contributes Total of
$1342071 to Red Croü
in Recent Spirited Drive
fey A asocial ad Presa.
Wsaninrum July te. latest re
show the total contribution to the
Cross war fuml durlnr the recent
pairo week were 0iia.Odl.S7U Totals of
weatein state include:
Arts na. ift.fir.; California. W.ns.rtsj;
i:nioriMo bi.iw.itv; new siexico .'.3ni
Texas l.Mt.tni.
day asklhr about
relatlvea hi
HIM II. AT I HI I Mill " III I I Mil
i i in hi ii KMPtOYKM kUVK AketKO
IHvM TO UrrUMN TO WORM.
.' in una 1. rm iui liorii I III II -
crs and ahlft boe departed from Uivbee
juiy ii anu wno are ronnnea in tne de-
leiifioii cemp here claimed today to hare
received notlcei rrom Ibelr former am-
ployera telling them lo oonw back
their Jild jobs would be waiting for tucm.
iow Hoyinan a fe'abee miner taid the
company ror wliom ba formerly worked
sent a message to biro by his wire yes-
terday telling him to return to work. Hbt-
inaii said ba tore up the meari and
would remain In camp. A long distance
telephone mesasge wa also received here
1st" last night asking that the miner smf
other whoe ramlllea were destitute be
sent back lo Ulahea bul no action will fee
takn pending tbe receipt of instructions
rrom wsah-pgton Tha wives of two Aus-
trian miners came from bl&bvu today o
aee their huband. Tliey hrouglit ainail
babie with them and ranlsiiied In Itw
vuitor' tent outside tha "deadline" all
day with their huaband. una of theae
women ssld only one destitute case bad
b-eii reponed at Hlabea among the fam-
lli or lb exilea and the county was pro-
viding Tor this NmiiY Bberirr Harry
Wbealsr of Cochfsa county scut a tele
gram to tbe military authorities here lo-
Edmund oriurod. whose
ad aakett ror Information' about
him. The telegram was given to ueu k
Wrbb. csrnp comiuandar.
i tu- un o Hi Un- drli-iition i auto wore
told today a federal lnveaTlgaton had
b" n nlartrd In lllben of the wholesale
deiMirtallon July if. Pending tbe conciu-
vois inveMigauon no aeciaion re
garding the dikpoaltlon of lha men war
expected the men ware told. Tlrketa fur
iwu Mexiran minera were sent here from
Hlabea with instructlona to have them
return to work as Bherlfr Wheelor bad
given bl conaenl The military author -lllea
declined to release Ihe men pundlng
instructlona from the war deparunont
MlHflKE KXII.EH MKTTI.K HOHN
TO IIAIL mu I IN I Mint
(.L ARO WT U. B. SOUIIERB.
Hy Asaociaiad Praia.
Columbus ft. M. July !.Th f.tffai
eiiies from Bisbee iris a tiled down
louay to ine routine or ramp lire umb-r
lite direction of United Htate soldlcra m
Uw ramp cslabllahed un Iba alia of tlw
old Mexican rerugee alockade and awaitmt
whatever action lha rederal auliHuttles
would take on their appeal thai they bo
returned to Bisbee where soma of them
have small business "tsb 1 11 intents and
aman Many or them have ranunes.
The wive oi aome or Ihe men have fol-
lowed ibeui to Columbua and are perniiit"d
to visit theni through the wire enclosure.
I'endltlK the Inalallatluil uf shower battil
which are m be put in today the men
have been bathing in the borae troub.
A barber shop also la to be eslabliahed in
ui ramp totiay o the men who have not
nhavM since they were doported last
I luil ridav. msv aaaln Ii r n
Ucad. the queitlon of brlniing ault
Klnt the men who dlrectod the deprrr
tation has bcn diacusaed among the ex-
iles but no decision baa been reached.
lied
PRIVATE IN TROOP "A" HUM)
DKAO BA Rtll lHUIl TRACK;
onni.Mu eaxn ii in
My Aaa.ictetod'f'rft.
Ulobe. Arl.. Julv irt Private Caaaldv
of A troop of 1 tilled ttlitea cavalry on
His muy iium waa loimu on tne rail-
road track near old iHnulnlon mine earls
today with hla throat cut and his body
laceiaifd hy a freight train. The coroner
immr.naiciy oeaon an inveatlsilloii to ai
' l ull w iii'lhel- Caaaldv Wu k i H .- t i.v
the train ur waa munlered and his nudy
MIUXII HI MIQ ll.li K
A coronara Jurv later returned a ver
dict that Cildv'a death u a. irr i.i i. ia I
klrbt alleaed Indtiati lal vt'iiiku. i io..
World were arrested Hundsy a they are
mmiui i.i wave me city. i.narRea or riot-
inr Jon- 4 were placed asaiiitt them
I hi. hiinir tli number imdi-r aneit hem
on this charge lo nearly to about half of
innsn arreicd being out on bond. All
are io nave lieariiies Julv 17 litr.ira
Justtre of the peace.
About a acore or foreigner operator
of refreshment stands were arn-afed
cnarseti wnn tne illicit Bale of liquor.
ri m tn me m ti) saia hi nave mam
taiued headquarter for strike leaders.
to ri.v papal rue
bv Asaorisled Press.
Washington July ic When Archbishop
Bi-navvutura t:erietu salla shortly from an
American port on an Italian liner ror
Home to become aBtstanl papal secre-
tary of state the ablp will fly the papal
nag under an arrangement by wh'ch
dermany baa promised immunity from
submarine attack. Ambassador Rlano of
Spain obtained tbe promise. Tbe arcb-
hlihop untu recently waa apostolic dale-
gate to New Mouth Wale and for tan
year wu auditor of tbe delegation here.
ATTOJINKV EAEJIALB Of TWO MATES
TRVINti TO Mt ( RE RKLEAhE O
ATTORN EV CLKAJIV.
Hy Aaaoclased Presa.
Bsnta Fa. Hi M. July IA.-Anwerinr
telegraphic request from Attorney (leneral
Wiley K. Jones of Arlaona. lur assistance
u aerurmr me release or Attorney W
II. Claary. Alloinev Ceneral l-atton. oi
New Mexico wired hla willtngnsBi to do
n. nutwithatandtng that reel ha said
ihat tha I. w. w party t coinmbu I
now in rederal hands. Mr. Pattou added
Iw wuuld alio be clad In do the ani in
the i ase or all who accompanied cieary
w wut. wia oniKiriea mm una siat
by orneen and ctlixen of your slste."
THIMIPH Or CAVALRY BENT T6
now s
TROOPERS FEAR
GOVERNMENT HAS
FORGOTTEN FIFTH
A lenrr ien naSiiil Hi wnhinnoa
"onmvliart an Um M.i(.q border."
lunmi mat it famsoi rink cTir
one the prMa of um national capital bat
rorrotun. Tha letter voice. Uw
coinpuint that thla bMjr or tenant nmi
m men bei paea otrtdaliy rortottea it
Waahmaion.
we are mnutwe ay toe eecreiery of
for
' V-a-aMBBaaaáBBaP aaaeajC . aBajaSaalaa .laaaaaaaaaaal feat .
W "mk aaTaaWtTaaaaaaM mmSmmrmVnMmfrlVw 1
tbe people
r. which la
slmnly the "Fifth Cavalry." snd
therefore appears to have been written
M beli air or all tha trooper of the command.
But." continué the letter "we none
our president still remembers ua remem-
ber that we are ato serving our country.
Wa don't want htm lo forget us. Just as
everybody else baa. We hope that we will
gel to see nod's country before long and
then we want to continué to aerve our
nag ana suna oy onr preasoem vo toe
lant rtrnn or our blood "
The Firm cavalry was autionen at ron
siyer near wasnmgion at ine time oi toe
organisation of tha punitrve expedition
jeevhif for Mexico with only their field
service uniforma na prescnoea ny resu
Banco titer came out of Mexico
they have been stationed on the border
without .being able so recover their cloth-
es and belongings laft at Fort Nyer. Tbe
fart that they have to buy other uniforms
instead of getting back what they had al-
ready bought baa evidently peeved tlw
hove of tbe Fifth aa the writer aald. "c
arena would rather see us pay for our
clothe than to . send us what we paid
for long ago when we ware furnishing a
resinar cirrus ior tna ircupie m wuu
tngtor
The
rular circus" doubtless refers
lv drill such a waa riven bv
tbe man while stationed at Fon Myer and
The too. nicturn shows n. Droceeaion of Warren district citizens all armed escorting I. W. W.
Smxn Bisbee pod LvWpl1 to concentration point in Warren. The white band around the arm is the
.Kn ofthe posee. '
The middle picture ahowa the loading of a 24-car freight train with 1 1 02 of the I. W. W. and
aympathizers
The bottom picture ahowa the "Wobbly" train leaving the Warren fetation for New Mexico with
guards on top of every one of the 24 cara.
strike rsU Issued hy tha Metal Mine Work-
er' union went Into effect nearly three
weeks ago.
eaco umcers snd icsnars or ine eni
ten .asrtoilslion which conducted the
deportation last week t poiini titat thrv
unu no iesr oi luriuer iron me ami ae-
clared any man who wished to work
would be welcomed in Hisbee but thst
they would hot lolcrsra the return of
those they termed "sgllators" unleas they
ware compelled to admit them by tho
federal guvr-rnuient-
iiu- mini oiieratur said may were ttai-
Isrtcd wiib ine local situation and pre
dicted that within a few daya virtually
run shirts wuuid tie working in an tne
niii.es. Hcpoit from uiube. Miami ami
Hie Clifton Morenrl dllrct where strtkei
are in progress worn ibut Sunday passed
quietly.
II Y f. AMITE CAPB AMI IM RIMINAT-
IM. I O It II I i I tl M I Ul Ml I
"RED" THOMPSON'S BIJITtASK.
By AsMiciatrd 1 1 -
Jerome Arlx. July u- boxes
cup used tu detonate hynamita and r
ristiundence alleged to reveal detail or
tu tie .up Uie copper mining industry In
Arlxoua ware found here today A a
mil caae Mid to belong to James (Red)
Thompson known ss an I. W. W. leader.
Thompson was deported with 0t other men
last Thursday and now Is held at Presentí
GOVERNMENT I 'N ABLE TO PROVE
UERMAN OOLU EINANLEO I. W. W.
ACTIVITIES IN WEST.
Uv Associated Praia.
Waahingtona iuly to.Hrports that Uw
activities ut the induct. .i Wot ra or
iu World In tlt.e ueat rcifvntly hsd been
nn.tm.iii it uemiau guld hava failed r
aiUMlMUauon after an exhaustive Ihvea-
tiiaiion by agruu uf thd dpr!inui or
justica.
Uftlrtala said today they believed that
nearly all ibo oernian mouey in Una coun-
try had been located and that virtually
nono of It has been used 111 that way.
a uumuer oi arresta were 'ran MP I
17 if CI angáOsO arTS7 fAmncinir
jvj v j va wvvi j vuiiijjaii y AU
418 and 420 San Antonio St oppo.it. Cat- Hall.
SPECIALS FOR TODAY
85c
40c
25c
25c
25c
I panada Baila ftprlnga
Butter
Beat Durham Im
1
Tapioca
t peekacea
Savrtay
It pattrasaa Chawlnc
PHONES SOS atad SOS
Trade with aa and aava
1 cana Beet Orada
Shrimp
I caria Rea Bal moa;
lax 1 5c can
t cane French
Sardlaea
Watch O rape jatea.
Plata
Welch O ra pa Juke
quarte
FREE DELIVERY
Mafl ordora prompt
25c
50c
25c
19c
38c
roeaiaix msn uamih
b.t aaaoctaum iraa.
tXmalaa. Arla.. Julv ta. Kfltelr.e re.
porta by an anny ufllcer thai Uw pr.e-
eitce o. i.-). at pay'. ruppor produe-
tloa center lu thla aute. iiiiibt avrrl
aiaoraera iue lu injualrlal unr.at a tr
or ravalry ha. been senl mere n waa
announced al military heatiqueriere here.
Ray la at mile rrom titube Aria tt
la i -.mi in the aaoie ttt.iriri aa Miami
where troopa ware uaed Saturday nitlii
lo euppreae rtoi.
inere nere been no ill.nrnera la nay
a itiii( u the officer but elleted mem
here ot Ihe I. W. W. i itamiaUuii hav-
been r.ported mint Into the town In
lerrt. numbers end orrtrlala believed II
Iroorje were praaaol there would ba no
uepuiy ahertlta tt both Deittlaa and Bit
bat maty artiwtertar in taecial derm
tea In an eftirt a relie t total force
in Ihe two etll.a of five thouaaad men
Thaae nea will be ueed for any emer-
tancy that tríate Both lowna were quiet.
nisbea. Arta.. Juta a.wiuie aroted
civilian suarda atoad aralch ovar the road
approaching thla eonpej mwlna dlalrlet
to prevent any of the more than MOD
men ekiieu rvnaa nare taai rnursua iron
rruirniag.mt aaiae oaerasora umay
iiai rit
.lav Irom vamoiiB iK'ctloua ot Um we:
memhera of Iba 1. W- W. under tbe prea-
blent alien enemy proclamation. It waa
aald however thai tha percentage oi
iiernian sympat huera round IS lb or-
Sinisatiou was believed lo ba no ldher
tan that tn many other urganiaaUons.
HA. WOOD eSMEM THAT el HIKE LN
m muí u ANU 1 1 Mill ii CAHPS IH
calleo ar L w. w.
D) AsjOtlateU li ii.
Onlcago July ta. A report that all lum-
ber and timber wurken arfillaied with Ihe
1. W. W. Wis l or the Mississippi would
striae bettluning tntorrow was dlsclaum-d
today at the I. w. W. headquaiter. Will
iam itaywoou secretary ui tne orfeniaa-
tloo said that be bad beard nothing or
Ute report.
Two Lost Children
Take Ride in Patrol;
Are Left at Nursery
Ltit Villegas eight year-old tot and her
brother Cheno all yeere old arare taken
in tow lata Monday night by tbe police
in tbe lowrr end Of El Paso because they
could not tell where they live. They were
taken to the Central police station In Uie
"dire patrol tho bell clanging as tha
vehicle rounded corner after corner.
"1 like to ride in that big wagon" said
Lus when they had reached tha Button.
us run."
"1 do. too" voiced the little Chano.
In Ute stat luu neither could elve an ac
count of how they became lost or a auite-
ment of their párenla' realdence. Conse-
quently they were losded onto the patrol
again aim iaaen to tne Minantne nursery.
av.- line io ride In this big wagon"
they both voiced again as they ware
boosted to the front seat
"Make ute bella ring." said Cheno as
the patrol pulled out of the station.
The two tot are bald Tor their párenla
al tha mirsery. '
Company Will Furnish
1000 Booms and Masts
for Coastwise Ships
Associated Prai Correspondence
fteattle July 15. A" company with head
quarters here Is uuder contract to Turn
Jsh I iw masts and booms in the next six
months tar shins wmrh will ba built on
th Atlantic coast of the Lnited states the
liuir or Mexico and Nova tocona. Maine
is one or tna neat cue von
Some or the aDara are
r-et a rivorite length Tor masts Is 1iM
feet. With S thickness or M incite at Ute
baae. Tbe bel apar in the world are
said to oe or ine variety or Dougla fir.
Y. M. C A. LOSES
SUPPLIES SENT
TO ARMY ABROAD
Fittings for New Build in gs ai
Other Property Aboard Tor-
pedoed Liner Kanaan.
for
iljuntht MB operators today pre-
tor wareajee ta ir nronerue aja
r aoaj tinte an tuna aloca Iba
MICMIttAN PT1W f ANTICIPATE
l llr. WINITThATION AliAINST
INOL'HTHIAL luuihlhs
Uy Associated Presta.
i.amtuet. mica. juut ta. several tnou-
ssiid copper bell citlxen parin-ipated m a
deiuunartion aaalnat Me industrial Work-
er or ibe Wnrld yaaearday. loiiowiui a
mans meeting ai wnn u din-uipu or a. w.
W. to i'iun dissension amour ttie miner
in un vbiuity weie uenouii. -ed as -acta
or trrason" the people man lied tnfuugb
ine atreei or 1 41 timet ana Hr Jacket
carrying banners inscribed with patrtojJc
tfSaoaa' An Mora niattaaa signara of
which agree to aid in ridding the anppar
oounuy or stnfca salta tora ware' circu
lated and traga aaaeed by many. Atumyt
I wrack ra cara have resulted tn a strict
guara ueiog putea over au Mining pr
LAX t Oa-Aa lmgreved Cacara.
A dureeUve IMukt laxative caihanie
liver tonic CoMbt&ra alrangtb with i
kuown a yellow fir. and whlrMiumber
men iicd to coiitemi n i dlaRuct -pe
das from the n.lwont "r munial variety.
The yellow wood la closely grained and
atmnger.
Other companies have large orders for
spars and booms. The shorter lengths
csn go by train ir haste la deaired but
inv lout sucks must go ny water.
Night School May Be
Started as Result of
New Commercial Class
nmllisliieii of the earlv Inauru ration or
a ulglit sebo?) aa a part of El Pao public
scfenol ayetan 'a seen Ui tne opening be
ginning Wednesday or a coin mere lal claa
ai tne mm irn in . i lie roinmrrc a t aa
will Include the usual butineu subjects
ot shorthand bookkeeping and typewrit-
ing and will be loatructad by J. K. Ollkey.
It 1 a recDOna to a raemaet vaarta aw
several student for Inatnirtiou In those
aubjoctt. Ilia pointed nut that buskneaa
r lasses in otter schools hare utuatty haajav
wnara.
the forertmnera or nirht
otnmnunity to ervjoy the baaaftta of such
inatiuciinn ta mus nroenened to reach a
school.
taran class m voune
are aaaphiyed during the
women was)
Part of the cargo ot the American ahlp
Eanaaa repored a having been torpedoed
oa July t conBisted of one of tha earliest
consignments -of supplies for the ne
M. a A. buildings and tents that nave been
erected in France for tha use of American
troops sufficient hold space to proviae
those supplies nan been given to in
ciauun by the French and Canada
Steamship company which chartered the
veasei. in order tn eaten the sailing nva
tons or milk chocolate had been trane-
ported by special truck from tbe factory
M Dorchester. Masa. and MO .000 letter
heads with 100.000 envelopes by truck
from Hnrinarieid. Mus. other y. m. c.
supplies which want down with the ken
son were: Ten thousand nounds of suaer
coo doren packagaa of biscuits; 10 barrels
or floor thai cost 14 a barrel; k.ouu pack-
agaa of chawing gum; a motor truck; I
number of larire tents: 500 fuidlng chair
ten folding otgans and cases of Jthletlc
equipment vgined at 96iM. The total con-
siminrnt Involved a losa to tbe national
War Work Council of tha Y. M. 0. A- Of
supplies worts tts.ooo wnicn win nave ic
be duplicated at the earliest possible hour
Sheriff Omdorff
Advised of Capture
of Runaway Prisoner
sheriff geth Orndorrr waa adrttad
late leal nirnt or tne rapture in :hl
raw. ... tHuIn t Iuw..Ih . tmA
rtl priauner who aecaped from tbe
at rata county noepitei on July e.
Btverldre. who wat acrvtnt; t tlx
monlha' aenlenre ta tha county Mil
mtlowtnjr hla conviction ror rtolatkm
or the Minn white alave act. turrar-
ed tn attach or jaundice and wat ra-
moved lo the county liospiul. He wet
ronrined on tbe third floor or tha
builiiuit betru; ahtcklerj ui tbe root of
hit bed The prlaooer In boom man-
ner aucceedad tu fretlnt hhrattf
(Toot the tront and makiaa t roña
from the bedrovera. lowered htmattf
to the around.
Beverldte. accordlaf tn the ad-
vice received by the tharin wee
ceiured near the boina of Tna win
Be a aa ortaloaily erreattd la tht
ca early tbS year. brotnTht baet lo
He wUl be brouaht back here to serve
cut the balanee or tus tara abd may -
iicb Noiiiansi punisumsna- on
caari or jaU breaking.
BREVITIES.
(Advertlsenaent)
Or. Bbart. DentlsL t-a-ttt Milla Wdisg
LongweU-lla careful of your baggage
cjeacBBa ueeve at t-oiiewaM a. sat. .
Dr. Anna.nauaa Wooaan and ctaudren apee.
Desire lor Ctuutge Frorn
forgotten by tha adjutant general
rotten bv ronere. and bv the neoou
Waahlngton." aald lha letter which I
which developed into a weekly society
runctton which wu always largely attended.
While the wr ier complained that ail
other regimenté of the punitive expedi-
tion have long ago been sent to some
viTAUTAs wax
DO YOU GOOD
Vltalltttt Bear lalt
wotatarrai ptwaaci
bataa ta rteeoee the
eltor brio nraarla.
4 tlatuttr If not.
treatment today. It
Have yea ttaea
the effecle of
of natura that
blood to put rreeh
narre bona and
bet-tn tat Vttelnat
It drutleaa. pteaaant and wondeefuUy
errecttve
puna out ar tea people need vital
ttaa. It tt effecttre aeaa
remedlct rail
chronic Inditeatlon rheuraatltaa. ner-
teeja dtMBV Irver tod tldney Hla
OH It today. Bold by KeUjr k Pol
lard a drat; Mora tad an outer drtaj-
Btett. JUrr.
WITH THE RAILROADS
Conductor James O'Brien or the South-
ern Parirle is relieving conductor 11. Rig-
gers on the rnn on number one and two
between El Paso and Tucson. Mr. Blg-
rers la going oa a snort vacation.
Brakemsn Walters of El Peeo-Tucson
passenger run baa been off of tha run for
several daya on account of sickness.
Rrakeman Rich! da of the El Paso
son run of the So ut item psrtric rallroi
who baa been sica ror acme time
back on tha run.
s ls
ia! burnlna erurines nsssed
inrougn ki raso aonnsv en route to un ion.
This seems to confirm the rumor
about the use of coal on the Southern
Pacific cansad by oil abortare.
The Salt River cantaloupes from Maaa.
Arts. are moving heavier thla year thin
In any previous year. They are moving
In IS and io carload Iota dally.
'so me
the neglected and forgotten
'v seen re
cently seemed to be In excellent Him.
Íignanire to tne letter mignt
ndJcetlnr that tha whole regi
ment waa suffering from tne blues such
an Impression la not borne out by their
appearance condition and spirits. The
ment ia up to its oía etanava ana
at ri
German Press Believes
Chancellorship Cannot
Be Parliamentarized
Bv Associated Prea.
t.opeunagen eiuiy to. n
batter station.
Fifth being tna only one ta remain
where on the border."
Members or the Fifth cavair;
erlt
njoying life although Uiey are still with-
tuatr uniiunui leu run nijei.
Bell-ans
Absolutely Remwea
Indigestión. Onepackago
proves it 25cat all druggists.
NOTICE rOIU OWNKRfl
MO not CENT HOME LIGHT
rOJt FOKD CAM.
THE R K. 80CKE11
Casxaet wear out. NO coilh NO rheo
STATE. Change aa gleaea. Ageata
wanted M every laws M New Mexico.
Atares frd i.ichtk.
tm ArUooa bi.. El Pasa Tea.
German
In ion on
anoolntment of oeorae
Mlchselis as Imperial chancellor will be
associated with the destn or tna move-
ment to nar llamen ta rise tha lmnerlal chan
cellor ship by giving Relchaug members
aeala either in tña rebine t or In a new
controlling body to be created such as
the proposed imperial council or repre
aentatlves.
Tna press or nevaría ana other tutea
waa quick to point out that a pariiamen-
IKJl le lULTUUUVaju
whole federal cbtr-
whlch finda expre
sión In the supreme bundearsih. Tha
alternative Idea which. Dr. volt BaUimann
noiiweg actually consiaeren ior a uni
moa oi as imperial coun
riva reoresen tali vex each
of tha government tna bundasrath and the
noiriiatag. to serve ee a cumiecung iuie-
between the government and the rapre-
senuUve Institutions of the nation has
been dropped according to tna catholic
newspaper Oe rmanla.
Airre DAMAGES BT ElfetC
An automobile bearing tha license No.
Al auiiia-h oaitarht fleta titm liar V flit
wa' nartlallv ueslrovad at Arlsona and
Stanton streets Monday afternoon t 4 46
n'eiork. The Hre wa controlled bv so
para tu a front tha central station after.
aman a amago nao oeen uoua hi toe uiav-
chlna.
T M HI Ml M ILkCH LEA V EH
T. M. Schumacker. n resident of El Paso
and Southwestern Railroad company ar-
rived in El Paso Sunday en route Dal
Monte. Cal. where he will attend tha
souMweetern irainc raen a asauriauun
meeting. He remained M XI Paso until
Monday afternoon.
e&4
ra"akeaSaaae'
rtota tula Picture tad l at beta you
The New System Way
Rite Oar Reasonable Prices
fULL BETS TEETH
ir and lower. ...
rttUaat 111 up.
all other work to proportion
..7. at
Hew System Dental Parlors
rrom en.
trance to Hotel Pato del None corner KI
PaeO tad Ban Mitonlo atreru. Lady at-
temtanu. Soanlth and Herman apoaen
:la&!rat?
Ota. Heal.. Jv.lv ta wrteh final mí.
ttttaaat today of the altctriciaaa- arruta
a ruth of men ot tha mtaea waa tap in lad
toBBonwa anruinc Today; Ova atlnina
i uitiniiiaa raported mora ovan at want
than at any Une aloca tha walkout a
ANNOUNCING OPENING OF
FRITZ'S ANNEX
Weat San Antonio end Santa Fe Street
Q Paso's New Soft Drink Palace
for Soldiers and Civilians
No I ntoxicat in g Drink Served .
MUSIC DANCING
ALL KINDS OF LUNCHES AND
SANDWICHES SERVED
LA PEARLA
The lew non-intoxicating real beverage
OPEN SUNDAYS
SouthwesternFeed & FueICo.Inc.
HayGrain Fuel
8300. Yards atad Offioa. 1300 E.
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