Newspaper Page Text
Very Low
via Chicago from
El Paso
Daily until September 30th
Good for return yithin 30 days
New York
$80.50
and
Return
and
Return
Boston
$8125
Lake Shore
ET H
i-Sslpl
Take Of! the Fat
Where It Shows
New York Central
Optional boat or rail between Detroit and
Buffalo or between Albany and New York.
Other very favorable round trip fares to entire
Atlantic coast and other eastern summering points.
Ticicets and Sleeping Car accommodations and full in
formation furnished pn application to your local ticket
agent, or. to
ERWIN TEARS, General Agent Passenger Bept.
1017 17th Street, Denver, Colo.
W.J. LYNCH. Passenger Traffic Manager, Chlca
I
PASO HERALD
i " Results j "0 Tip Toe. With Expectancy"
Thurnday Results. J 1 t&SaJHAJUhutMHmf" iAi!mmUMiBSIBidMS-iiS3SiKliMKKWma,wrnfAt'u' JB
1 " '1 wv
ii mm
WW
en THAT WILL
Has Been Received in El
Paso and Will Be Given
Test b v Local Doctors
In the spinal canal. Before this injec
tion is made as much of the spinal fluid
as possible is dra-nn off to make room
for zhe anti-toxin and also to remove
as much of the disease laden serum as
possible. Where the spine for any rea
son cannot be punctured the treatment
is injected directly into the brain of
the patient-
Of the cases in which the serum
treatment has been used the percentage
of recoveries is 75, and according to the
observations of a number of physicians
who have used the recently discovered
serum, the death rate was as low as 22
percent, the age of the patient and the
length of time which the oatient had
j been a sufferer Smaking a difference in
J the average. However the treatment can
j be used with almost as good results
i days after the disease has been dis-
j covered as -when it is first
Most women suffer much humiliation
because . of great quantities of fat. so
located that, no matter how they dress,
everybody sees tliat they are abnormal.
This is the day of the slender figure,
and fat women are lmply not tolerated
either in business or social affairs.
Women may not know it, but men
when they see a fat woman pass then
on the street make all manner of sym
pathetic remarks about her. They do
not mean to be unkind or to seem un
manly, but it is natural for a man to
dislike fat on a woman. Where fat
shows the most there is where it must
be removed, and as quickly a possible.
The hot weather dresses seem to be
made for the fat woman's misery and
the slender woman's delight. They
expose all the charms of woman and
her ugliness as well. Exercise and diet
will not remove fat. This has been
proved. The famous Marmola prescrip
tion which has met with uch phenome
nal success and has so many of our so
ciety women as its sponsors, is now be
ing sold in tablet form to meet the de
mand of the public for this style ot
treatment. These little tablets go into
your system jun like food. They stop
the stomach and digestive apparatus
from producing fat and reduce the fat
upon the body at the rate of from 12 to
15 ounces a day. They are harmless
and can be carried in your purse and
taken even after you have Indulged in a
hearty meal away from home. They
are sold at all drug stores at 75 cents
a ea;e, or if you prefer you may write
the aiarmola Company, 737 Farmer
Bldg.. Detroit. Mich.
X AT I OX A I. I, KAG U.
At Boston (first game) R. H. E.
Philadelphia 0 0 2 0 110 0.03 7 3
Boston 00000010 01 5 2
Batteries Philadelphia, McQuillan
and Moran; Boston. Curtis and Graham.
Umpires O'Day and Brennan.
Second game R. II. E.
Philadelphia 00000000 0 0 4 5
Boston 1110 0 0 0 1 I 4 1
Batteries Philadelphia, Moran, Moore
and Jacklitsch; Boston, Ferguson and
Rariden.
Umpires O'Day and Brennan.
At Pittsburg R. H.
Cincinnati ..2 0000001 0 3 7
Pittsburg ...5 0210000 S 11
Batteries Cincinnati, Rowan, Beebe
and McLean; Pittsburg, Adams and Gib
son. Umpires Klem and Kane.
- 1
At New York R. H. E.
Brooklyn ...00000000 0 0 4 2
New York...0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 7 4
Batteries Brooklyn, Rucker and Ber
gen: New York, Crandall and Meyers.
Umpires Johnston and Moran.
At St. Louis R. H. E.
Chicago ...5 0000020 2 3 8 1
St. Louis ..90111001 13 S 1
Batteries Chicago, Cole. Richie,
Ruelbach, Pfeifer, Archer and Needham:
St. Louis, Harmon, Willis and Bresna
han. Umpires Rigler and Emslie.
jkj ews
Brevities
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Cleveland R. H. E.
St. Louis ...00000000 0 0 2 1
Cleveland ..2 2000100 5 12 0
Batteries St. Louis, Ray, Bailey. Al
len and Killifer; Cleveland, Young and
Easterly.
Umpire Evans.'
At Detroit R. H. E.
Chicago 2 0002020 0 "6 13 3
Detroit 10000200 03 8 3
Batteries Chicago, Lange, Walsh and
Payne: Detroit, Stroud, Summers and
Stanage.
Umpires Connolly and Dineen.
E'VE aroused the interest of all careful buyers with the
T r . 31 JT 7
mere preliminary announcement or tne urear iKira-
Summer Sale. Past experience has taught them what to look
for and in this Sale their greatest expectations will be more
than realized.
Saturday and Sunday papers will give you the details and
will quote prices on a part of the splendid offerings only a
part, although there are hundreds of grand bargains described.
It will be the greatest bargain event ever conducted in the
city, beginning Tuesday, July Fifth.
&ShUi
Train Bulletin.
All afternoon and evening
reported on time.
trains are
Bryan In Canada.
Quebec, Canada, June 30. William J
Bryan arrived on the stealer Itoyal
George from Bristol, England, last
night, accompanied by Mrs. Bryan.- He
appeared in the best of health. Mr.
Bryan refused to discuss politics.
noticed. The
A specimen or tne new serum i t injections can be given by any phy-jcerebro-spinal
nienlagiUs has been ( sician, according- to the local physician
brHht m El Pa&M mr the rirst time, I "who has received the first shipment of
for ie treatment Jf this dreaded dis- I rsfr"m;. The. treatment cnsJfts
i four injections -following each other at
ea.-e. wfefch in the past has been the interrals of 04 hours. "should the pa
despair of the physicians. Six vials j tient not show favorable symptoms the
hae been received nere treatment is repeated. Of all the cases
unaer tne ooservation of the physicians
who have been using this treatment In
the east, there have been only a very
few who have shown any disability af
ter recovery from the disease, thus
of the serum
hy a local physician from the Rockefel
ler m-itttte in New ork for the treat
ment of a case of meningitis. The pa
tient died before the serum arrived and
an opportunity has not yet been had" to
..- the treatment, which was invented ) refuting the common belief that menin
bj Dr. Simon Flexner, of the Rockefel- j gitis leaves the patient -with paralysis
ler Institute, and Dr. Jobling. or some other serious disability.
The serHm. -which superseded a vac- j A supply station has been established
cination treatment which was the only j in Tucson and also one in Denver for
other attempted remedy for the dis- distributing this serum for the treat
ease, is similar in use to the autl-toxln ment of cerebro-spinal meningitis (tu
senia ued In the treatment of dlph- bercular meningitis yet-remains as one
tuen. It is obtained by Injecting the 1 of the Incurable diseases) . and an ef-
germ of meningitis into the spine of aj fort Is being made by local physicians ; tlon records of his company so that a
hcrso -which Immediately acquires a
pronounced case of cerebro-spinal men- I tion established here where the
ingitis. In the horse there is an antl-,
toxin in the serum of the blood which
neutralizes the poisonv of the meningitis
germ which wa Injected Into the spine.
This resistant serum Is then drawn off
from the horse and Is injected into the
patient's spine by means of a puncture
Care of the
FACE and NECK
We have a little booklet called
"Suggestions on Massage" which gives
valuable advice on the care of the
fzee and neck and a chart showing
the proper method of massage.
We are distributing this booklet
and
A Large Trial Jar
PINK BLUSH
Massage Cream
For 10c
Jackson's Store Will Cloae at 10 a. ma.
July 4.
We will close our store promptly at 10
a. m. Monday, July 4, and remain closed
for the balance of the day.
Only one delivery will be made, at
9 a. m.
All orders must be received by 8:30
a. m. for delivery on that day.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery.
Phone 53.
To Onr Savings Depositors.
Please present your savings pass
books at savings window that Interest
due July 1st, if any, may be entered to
your credit.
Rio Grande Valley Bank &. Trust Co
New Building.
Corner Mesa Ave. and Texas St.
Captain
Washington, D. C,
Trial.
June 30. Facing
the charge that more than a month be
fore the shooting up ot Brownsville,
Texas, he began to falsify the ammuni-
HARVARD WINS THE
EIGHT OARED RACE.
New London, Conn., June 30.
Harvard won th varsity eight
oared race from Yale this after
noon by four lengths, making
three straights for the Harvard
boys. .
a. m. Monday, July 4, and remain closed
for the balance of the day.
Only one delivery will be made, at
9 a. m.
All orders must be received by S:30
a. m. for delivery on that day.
Jackson's Sanitury Grocery.
Phone 53.
JEFF SPENDS THE
DAY OUT FISHING
Reno, Nov., June 30. At Jeffries's
camp there was absolute peace today.
The former champion arose at the usual
hour and, after breakfast, went off on
a fishing trip with Jack Wooley, an
old friend.
"And when Jeff goes fishing he goes
fishing," said one of his trainers. "He
doesn't think of fighting or .training or
anything else."
The general impression around camp
was that Jeff would not do a tap of
work todas
Charlie White, of New York, yester
day selected as second referee, arrived
here this morning.
DEATHS AND BURIALS.
JACOB BARNES.
Jacob Barnes, a retired merchant of
Lordsburg, N. M.. died Wednesday at a
local hospital. Funeral services will be
held Friday morning at 9:30 in the
chapel of McBean, Simmons & Carr. In
terment will be made In Evergreen cemetery.
3IAX IS ACCIDENTALLY
KILLED NEAR COLORADO
Colorado, Tex-.June 30. John Port
land was accidentally killed by a dis
charge of a shotgun, in the hands of
Billy Hagler, on a farm about seven
miles from town.
Portland rorked on the farm with
1 Hagler.
JOHN L. WHITE.
John L. White, 20 year or age, died
Wednesday at his home, 401 South
Florence street. Funeral services will
li hpld TVfrlav nt 4 nrlnclr in tVf VmrT
of-McBean, Simmons & Carr, Rev. R. B.
Smith officiating.
THE COURTS
) More Indictments.
- Springfield, 111., June 30. Indictments
against state senator John Broderick of
Chicago, charged by senator D. W-1
Holtslaw of Iuka, with paying him $2500
for his vote for Lorimer, as well as
against senator Stanton C. Pemberton,
of Oakland, and representative Joseph
Clark, of Vandalia, indicted for con
spiracy in the furniture deal, have been
drawn "and indictments will be returned
Friday.
41st DISTRICT.
A. 31. AValthnll, Presiding.
State of Texas vs. William Watson;
theft over $50; brought for trial, de
fendant found guilty and sentenced to
two yearsin state's prison.
T. J. Callaghan vs. David H. Bald
win; suit for damages, ? 10,000; filed. V
CHARGED WITH SPEEDING.
J- Forrest was arrested by officer
Hawkins, of the automobile squad on a
charge of speeding his automobile
Wednesday night He is out under a
S10 bond pending his police court trial
Thursday afternoon.
BISBEE ELKS OVERLAND TO
INFANT OF JOHN HARD WIG.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Hardwig died Friday at 2000 Ohio street.
Highland Park. Funeral services were j
held ithls morning and Interment made
In Concordia cemetery. J
riPT. TRFVn AVTT.TC
'Neirs has been received of the death !
at New York city of Capt. Fred W. l
Wilkes, last year superintendent of the !
locaL irrigation canal. Capt. Wilkes
was
v-
C. L. BHIington, 709 Magoffin. Tel.
14S9. jalhting, paper hanging, decorating
Plnms 50 Cents Basket.
We will have a big shipment of extra
fine. lame, red California plums in the
morning and will sell them at 50 cents a i Southwestern
DETROIT REUNION '3IEETING.
En route from Bisbee, Ariz., to De
troit, Mich., where they will attend the
national reunion of the Elks, an au
tomobile carrying two Bisbee Elks is
expected to arrive in El Paso Thursday
afternoon or night, completing the first
leg of -the long trip. The automobile
left Bisbee Wednesday and is appro
priately labeled. The tourists expect
to distribute considerable literature ad
vertising the southwest, and incident
ally Bisbee. Information that the
i tourists are en route to El Paso was ,
receivea oy ijarneit ivnig, aaaisuun
freight and passenger agent of the
The travelers wall be
l M JKTFDaTlgBCWaSAMUfa grp I
captain of the English army, Ind was EMBOSSED LETTER HEADS j
UUUIUUICU. I 1
jfer M, $6
Prompt relief in all cases of throat
and lung trouble if you use Chamber- i
Iain's Cough Remedy. Pleasant to take, j
soothing and healing In effect. Sold by
all dealers. I
ELLIS
BROS.
POINTING
. COJIPAXT
Ellis BnildiBpr.
Electric Power Eirbossers.
Summer
and specialists to have a supply
sta-
Hfe
saving serum may be obtained.
ASKS OFFICER TO STOP DOG
FIGHT AND IS ARRESTED.
James 3rnrr Taken to Police Station,
But Released at Once Officer Is
Noir on Suspension.
As a result of a dog fight on San
Antonio street James L. Marr was ar
rested by patrolman Skaggs on a
charge of disturbing the peace. A bull
dog was injuring a puppy) and Mr.
surplus of cartridges in the hands of
the negro soldiers would be unaccounted
friT- Cant Samnpl V T.vnn. n-hn 00m- I
manded one of the .companies of the 25th
Infantry that was discharged without
honor, took the stand in his own behalf
before the court martial at Fort Myer.
Lyon was formerly an enlisted man in
the first cavalry and in 16 years has
risen to the rank of captain.
Plums 50 Cents Basket.
We will have a big shipment of extra
fine, jaige. red California plums in the
morning and -will sell them at 50 cents a
t Tnflr'A fKe. . ln nlnnp4 T1,.i-r- si. .A,.
Marr who was walking with his wife. offered" ,n B, Paso and a bi bar&aIn.
"!'"" yauujuiiii OK.ilK5J, lino nr.loN heinr reK-Arl nn-or
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery,
Phone 353.
basket. These are the nicest plums ever
offered in El Paso and a big bargain.
Orders being received now.
Jockson's Snnitary Grocery,
. Phone 353.
A Cheap Diver.
New York. N. Y.. June 30. A sharp
featured, under sized youth In ragged
swimrring trunks, with a skimpy coat
and an old pair of trousers thrown over
ithem. dived successfully today from
the center of Brooklyn bridge to the
East river. 130 feet below, for $250 In
cash and three new suits of clothes.
entertained by local Elk? during
stay in El Paso.
their
G. BALDWIN
BECAUSE OF A
The supply is limited and you should
get yours as soon as possible.
KNOBLAUCH
Drug Company
300 MESA AVE.
called
was watching the fight, to stop it- He
aaja iiic jjd.i.1 u111id.11 ussauiLtu mill aniii
took him to the station, where he was 1
again roughly liandled. He was Imme- '
diately released on his own recognl-1
zance by night chief Ten Eyck. Mr. I
Marr will carry the matter before the
poiice commissioners.
The policeman has been suspended
by police chief Jenkins pending a hearing.
Dr. W. R. Weeks,
Chronic diseases.
711 Texas streat.
VISITOR COMPLAINS OF
5 THEFT; WO 31 EX ARRESTED
While taking in the sights of the red
light district, J. O. Manley, who claims
he is from Globe, says he was robbed
of S320 late Wednesday night. City de
tectives started an investigation Thurs
day morning and arrested three women,
one of them white. She gave her name
as Zolma Parker and the negro women
I j a M. Carton and Genevieve Beebe. They
j an ciaim 10 Know notnmg anout Aianiey
or his money, out are locked up at the
city jail. They had no money when
searched at the station. All three are
Inhabitants of the reservation.
Fires Threaten Towns.
Fort Wdlliam, Ont., June 30. Forest
fires are threatening several towns In
this vicinity. The flames are danger
ously near Mack J e and Taylors camp
and are making great headway toward
Silver Mountain, a town of 300 people.
Dr. Gray, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
205 Caples Bldg., 2nd floor.
Mrs. Guy E. Lake and Children, of
Dallas, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. B-
Parsons and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Means,
of North Stanton street, for a few
weeks.
Plums 50 CentslBnsket.
We will have a'big shipment of extra
fine, large, led California plums in the
morning and will sell them at 50 cents a
basket. These are the nicest plums ever
offered In El Paso and a big bargain.
Orders being received now.
1 Jackson's Snnitary Grocery,
Phone 353.
Dr. Gallagher, Trust Bldg.. hours to
11 a. m.. 2:30 to 4:30 p. m.
Dr. Cameron, reliable dentistrly, rea
sonable price. Over Guarantee Shoe
store.
Special, ladies' purses, shopping bags,
El Paso Trunk factory, north side plazfik
No Peonage In Havrnii.
Honolulu, H. I., June 30. After in
vestigation of the importation of Rus
sian laborers into the Hawaiian island-s
by the sugar planters, the federal grand
jury finds that there has been no viola
tion of alien contract labor laws and
no evidence of peonage. 4
SUES D.
FIGHT
In the damage suit of T. J. Callaghan,
filed in the district court clerk's office t
Thursday, $10,000 is asked as recom- 1
t pense for a beating the plaintiff claims ,
he, received at the hajids of David (j.
Baldwin several months ago. ;
He claims his nose was mashed, a !
gash cut over the right eye, one on the I
right cheek and that his side and left 1
lung were injured tpermanently by
kicks, administered after the defendant (
had the plaintiff down.
He states that he has been incapaci- J
tated from work and was furthermore
in a feeble condition at the time of the
alleged assault. He asks $5000 actual
and $5000 exemplary damages. ,
Plaintiff was working for Baldwin
when the fight occurred.
rrr7vV
l SI W OIL BURNING fnl
; fgg l t LOCOMOTIVES I 1 W T
'M VSZf Excursion Kates
BH WfW M Jr . aaiiiMi"
VIA
SUNSET
ROUT
Interest Due.
Guaranty Trust & Banking- Compamy
Savings Depnrtment.
The semi-annual interest dn Savings
deposits will be credited on June 30. Our
patrons are respectfully requested to
present their pass books to have Interest
credited.
Stalwart Senator Wins.
Fargo, N. D." June 30. Incomplete
returns Indicate that the nomination of
Porter J. McCumber, stalwart, for United
States senator, is assured.
Jackson's Store "Will Close at 10 a. i.
July 4.
We will close our store promptly at 10
l
-g7 Wait for the .g$&
1
Jackson's Store AVHl Close at 10 a. m.
July 4.
We will close our store promptly at 10
a. m. Monday, July 4, and remain closed
for the balance of the day.
Only one delivery will be made, at
9 a. m.
All orders must be received by S:30
a. m. for aelivery on that day.
Jackson's Sanitary Grocery.
Phone 53.
LIQUOR LICENSES ISSUED.
County judge Eylar Thursday granted I
liquor licenses to Stein Bros., 310-312 j
East Missouri street; J. J. Keevil, 520 ,
North Stanton street, and J. R. Whit- 1
ten. Van Horn.
Tosties
Automoblllst's Narrow Eseape.
Indianapolis, Ind., June 30. Louis
Chevrolet, the automobile racing driver,
had a narrow escape from death in In
dianapolis motor speedway races Wed
nesday when his car overturned while
going more than a mile a minute. He
was making one of the turns of the
course when the giant Buick he was
driving struck another racer, -loitering
along the track. ..
POLICE COURT CHARACTER
STUDIED FOR PRIESTHOOD
Ricardo Mendoza is In jail again on
a charge of drunkenness. He is a little,
wiry Individual and looks as though he
might have been a priest. This ex
cited judge Lea's curiosity in police
court and Thursday morning he asked
him. Ricardo replied that he had
studied for the priesthood several years
ago. then forsook the monastery be
cause he liked whisky better. He was
fined "
With strawberries and cream.
A delijrhtful combination thai
strongly appeals to the appetite.
The crisp. fhify bits havetu dis
tinctive flavour and are ready to
eerve from the- package "vyithout
cooking.
Convenient,
Appetizing,
Healthful food.
The Memory Lingers
Popular pkg. 10c.
Family size 15c
-
?
)
L
POSTUM CEREAL CO., Ltd.
Battle Creek. Mich.
CHICAGO AND RETUBN. . .- $55.65
CINCINNATI AND RETTJEN 64.05
TOLEDO AND RETURN 66.65
PHILADELPHIA AND RETURN.. 81.35
ST. LOUIS AND RETURN 49.65
KANSAS CITY AND RETURN. . . . 40.65
NEW YORK AND RETURN 85.95
Unlimited Stopovers Allowed at All Points En
route. On sale June 1st to Sept. 30. Limit Oct.
31st.
CITY TICKET OFFICE ST. REG-IS.HOTEL
w. c. Mccormick,
General Agent
t nHS-n
s
s
J. E. MONROE,
City Ticket Agent
ummer
Concerts I
Everybody lias their own Summer Concerts at Home,
if they own an
EDISON PHONOGRAPH,
or a
j w.
1 Talking
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE
Buy one on the Easy Payment Plan.
G.
Walz Company
:iner Machine Dent. 102 El Paso Sttrppt.
I Julv Records Now on Sale.
WHMHi!
