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L PASO HERALD 8 ews revities Train Bulletin. All trains from the west Saturday aft- , ernoon .ire reported late. Southwestern . trains No. C and No. S are reported in- . definitely late. S. 1-- xraxa Zo. 10, due at 6 p m.. is reported five hours Ue. No. 2, due at 6:10 p. m.. Is five boura . late, aud No. 4, due at izhu p- " ! six hours and 30 minutes late All Mother trains are reported on time. kj i B Greeley. Colo-, .July 23.-Donald Mc-, Clanahan of Edinourgn, "-""" spired by the grasshopper plague that at present threatens crops ana vegeta tion generally in this section. Proposes to establish a toad farm as a primw move -toward exterminating the Insect pest. He would raise toads to eat the hoppers. Dr. TV. R. WeeUn, 711 Texas stroet. Chronic diseases. Hibernians Elect. Portland, Ore.. July 23 J10"1! president James J. Regan o St. l was elected national president of the Ancient Order, of Hibernians over Mat fhTwCumxnings. incumbent, at today's session of the convention Miss An C. Malia, of Scranton. Pa., was re elected president of the woman s auxiliary. TO-en you get vegetables af this store voTget cleafsanitary vegetables. Our W of keeping them disposes of all du5t dirt and flies. ' Jackson' SaniOiry Grocery, Phone. 353. .nii ladies' purses, shopping bags. ElSSo Trunk factory, north side plaza. Tour egg troubles will .cease when tou commence to use Sunflower eggs jacKsonBi jmw t, Rest Butter. - v jsfArpnce what butter you. have thl in hot weather. B Jackson's Sanitary Grocery, Phone 353. Charges Bad Faith. Council Grove. Kas.. y Sena m. Aihort- "B Cummins of lowa, in u. t0 before a Chautauqua audience speech efore a. t the pledge 7hepfficaS Ptatform for a revis ion o? e tarS was not fulfilled and ion of the tan sneaker Can- fon and the ors Vho took the lead In pieages. . j this state in the ne" few dlys fn the aid of "Progres Jie" Republican candidates for con gress, j ' a T Eillinston, 709 Magoffin. Tel. MS.pnaperbaPfilns. decorating Tea. All we- ask Is a trial, the tea will do the rest Chase & Sanborn special blend'lced tea has no equal. Jacfo.on'5, Sanitary Grocery, Robbed On Steamer. Hamburg, Germany, July 23. It was reSSed hero today that thieves on boKa the Hamburg-American Hner Amerika robbed Eva Stafford of ! New Jersey of Jewelry valued at $40,000 The HambtJrg ponce """ TVfl tniPves belong to an international band sal to be working on trans-Atlantic liners. Another robbery occurred on a Hamburg-American liner recently. Oar Delicatessen TIelps. -CTTien in doubt as to what you want to nave for lunch, step into our delica- TessS. The question is quickly solved. Jackson's Sanitary Grocery, Phone 353. Dr. Cameron reliable dentistry, reason able price. Over Guarantee shce store. They Are Valley Cantaloupes. We are getting valley cantaloupes fresh picked every morning and the Hrfthe most' delicious breakfast starter you ever ate. v Jackson's Sanitary Grocery, Phone 353. Hunting Iofit Son. x -nr-cj, Tniv 23. Rear admiral John A. Rodger's. has just retired I from the command 01 me rUb -navy yard, sailed for Nome on the steamer Senator Friday to make a search in the interior of Alaska for his 2 year old son, Alexander, who went north last summer to look for fortune and adventure and who vanished from the overland trail half way between Valdez and Fairbanks. If Ton "Want Something nice to finish a meal brew ve a cup of Chase & Sanborn's Seal Sold in El Paso only by Jackson's Sanitary Grocery, Phone 353. Prisoners for Harvest Hands. Georgetown, Ky., July 23. A novel method to save "the wheat crop of Scott county was resorted to today when a number of farmers appeared before the county judge and paid the fines of ten prisoners in the jail in order to get help to harvest the crop. In several instan ces the fines ran as high as. $30. All of the prisoners went willingly. f Dili Pickles. We are selling lots of dill pickles this summer. Our new way of handling them makes them just as good in July as in December. Jackson's Sanitary Grocery Phoire 353. WANTED Ladies to Know that the bill this week 4s one of unusual quality' at the Happy Hour, five acts, three big features, for 10c and 20c CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING. Jesus Flores and Eutemio Flores were arrested bv customs injector Skinner Friday night as thev were crossing the river 'from Juarez to Ei Paso. A charge of sxnusgling has been preferred. The men wall be given a hearing before Vnited States commissioner Georae B. Oliver Saturday afternoon. Demonstrntitm of electrical ( perco lators toaster stoves, chafing dishes, irons. Tuesday afternoon. 3 to C. 417 Mesa avenue. i Begins -Monday gag I Extra! I A SEMI-ANNUAL EVENT OF UTMOST INTEREST T will be welcome news to those who have been waiting to know that our 1-2 Price Sale of Ready -to -Wear begins Monday morning. Preceding the fall and spring seasons we always hold a 1-2 Price Sale of Ready -io-Wear to make room for the incoming season. These sales have established for us the reputation of giving values that are incomparable. The present sale will outdistance its forerunners for the aggregation of seasonable merchandise is enormous. It is impossible to catalogue tseparate garments because every garment in stock is included, there being absolutely no reserve. Also, every garment is marked at just 1-2 THE ORIGINAL PRICE. WjfSff TAILORED SUITS TAILORED SKIRTS 'A AT 7 PRICE $1.75 Petticoats 85c Black 2searsilk, Mercerized Sat een and Imitation Heather bloom Petticoats. Made with plain or fancy flounce, and well fincrs'hed throughout. Regular $1.75 and $2.00 Petticoats; 1-2 Price Sale Extra Special, (Basement.) AT fe PRICE AUTOMOBILE COATS AT ljz pRICE RAIN COATS 'A AT 7 PRICE trior ty w m i..' w Pjirnpji Extra! J SILK DRESSES SILK COATS AT 2 PRICE AT 7-2 PRICE BLACK VOILE SKIRTS Afp ? TO AT 7 PRICE LINGERIE DRESSES EVENING DRESSES Hz a AT 7 PRICE AT 7"2 PRICE MISSES' WHITE DRESSES AT 'Z PRICE t Nothing Reserved $10.00 Skirts Women's Fine Tailored Skirts, made of serges, panamas and other light weight all-wool ma terials, in plain colors as well as stripes, checks, etc. There are a few silk skirts in the lot. Prices range regularlv tip to $10.00; 1-2 Price Sale Extra Special, choke, (Basement.) WHITE LINEN SKIRTS AT jz PRICE WHITE REPP SKIRTS AT Iz pRICE SILK PETTICOATS SILK KIMONOS WASH DRESSES AT yfe PKICE AT ife PRICE AT 72 PRICE AT 7-2 PRICE WASH SKIRTS. WOOL SKIRTS LINEN COAT SUIT3 HOUSE DRESSES CHILDREN'S DRESSES AT 2 PRICE AT 72 PRICE AT y2 PRICE AH Garments in the Basement Ready-to- Wear Section are Offered Beginning Monday at Just Half the Original Price At 7-2 price CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES AT 7 PRICE Nothing Reserv.ed a AT 7 PRICE AT. 7-2 PRICE AT 72 PRICE AT 7-2 PRICE AT !2 PRICE Extra! - Sailor Suits 95c Wiite Linene Sailor Suits for misses and small women. Col lar is of navy blue, trimmed with white soutache braid Skirts are pleated. We offer these col, prer-ty sailor suits as a 1-2 Price Sale Extra Special, (Main Floor A KIMONOS MISSES' DRESSES DRESSING SACQUES WOOL COAT SUITS LAWN DRESSES After all is said, our After Inventory 1-2 Price Sale of Ready-to- Wear is really the biggest bargain event of the season. W&fflfflff Extr Extra! $1.00 Waists 39c Women's Wliite Linene Waists, neatly made and perfect fitting. Some have colored embroidered col lar. Regular $1.00 waists; QA Extra Special 5S?C (Basement.) immMYm&ISr NEGRESS TAKES THE PASTEUR TREATMENT CITY OFFICES CLOSE SATURDAY AFTERNOON. All citv and county offices were open for business Saturday morninsr. but the city offices were doled Saturday after noon. SLOCK ON COURxHOUSE TOWER TELLS THE TIME. Once more the clock on the courthouse is ticking off tSie hours. The same face 5s being ued and some of the old works were used, but the clock is new elec trically controled by tne Western Union Telegraph, company. First Treatment Adminis tered Friday Herald Locates Woman. Blanche Crockett, the South Broadway negress who was bitten by She same doy wSiose .bit caused the death of Al berto Tarangr Thursday night, is taking the Pasteur treatment. The negress has developed none of the symptoms of she disease and it is thought fchait the treatment will prevent the development of any hydrophobia germs- that might have entered her sys tem when the nupwy bit her. The negress was not found by the no lice on Friday night near Aitura Park, as the morning -raper states she has never lived fchere tbut was located on South Broadfwa' Thursday night at 9 o'clock by X. M. Walker, of The IleraJd staff, who was accompanied by George Cook, of the Popular store. Frida morning a ileraJd man induced the wo man to take the treatment and ar ranged with Dr. Hugh White fo- her to take it. Dr. White says she took the first treatment Friday afternoon. BLIGHTON UNDER ARREST AT TUCSON HEWARD TVill give 525 to any one that has seen any picture or part of the show this week at the Happy Hour be fore in El Paso. 10c and 20c Mr. and Mrs. Fabin Garcia, of Las Cruces, are here on a shopping trip. Ralph T. Talis has none to Xew York on a bmijg trip for his stores. Newspaper Man Has a Mglit With Printer Has a Finger Broken. Tucson, Ariz.. July 2C. Frank J. Blighton, editor of a weekly paper here, was arrested yesterday and placed un der bond of a thousand dollars on a charge of having assaulted H. W. Wyn koop, of the Tucson Citizen, with a pair of IS inch shears. "Wynkoop represented the typographical union of this city in the recent labor convention at Pho nix and walked out "when a plan was broached for the formation of a labor party to elect delegates to the consti tutional convention. Blighton was in El Paso this spring supposedly for the purpose of starting a newspaper there. Blighton -was In the Citizen office Thursday evening inspecting a proof of his weekly which is printed at the plant of the daily paper. A fight followed dur ing which Blighton broke his thumb. He was later arrested and released on bond. GIRL SAVES UNCLE FROM AN ASSASSIN VAGRANCY CHARGE FILED AGAINST THREE tfEGROE-s. But three arrests were made b the police Fridaj' night. Maggie Banks, Lot tie Williams and John Pitts, ajl negroes, were taken into custodj and charges of vagrancy docketed against them. William Lomax, who has been visiting his old home in Chicago and watching the Cubs play ball, returned with his family Fridav Life of Former Spanish Min ister Almost Snuff ed Out in Barcelona. Barcelona, Spain, July 2. Antonio Maura, leader of the Conservative party, 'who as premier put down the Barcelona riots and brought about the execution of Dr. Francisco Ferrera, a year ago, probably owes his escape from deatli yesterday to the courage of his youth ful girl cousin, who after Manuel Posa, an lSyearold assailant of Maura, had shot and wounded him twice, threw her self upon Posa and spoiled the aim of the third shot. Posa said to day he did not intend to kill Maura but desired only to make a demonstration against him. The wounds are not dangerous. Posa fired three shots as senor Maura was leaving a train, wounding him in the leg. The expremlei .as hurried on board the steamer Miramft.r, where a doctor dressed his wounds. He left immediately on board the steamer for the Island of Mojorca. The Conservative cabinet of senor Maura resigned October 21 of last year after having been In power two year and nine months.- it 'I -5"S"5 4' 4' ArSTRAI.IA "WORLD'S GREATEST SHEEP CENTER. Washington, D. C, July 23. vice consul general laker, of Sydney, in a report to this gov ernment, shows that Australia leads the world In sheep farm ing. The estimated value of Aus tralian flocks is $220,352, 000, and the annual gross output Is estimated at 75 percent of their value. Australia has more than S7, 000.000 sheep, against 54,500,000 in the United States. CASHIER ROBS A NEW YORK BANK New York, X. Y., July 2. Inspector Markowski, of the agency of the Russo Chinese bank, from which $70,000 in bonds were stolen this week, in an offi cial statement today announced that it has "been definitely ascertained that the theft of the securities was commit ted by the cashier of the bank, Erwin AVidor." The Russo-Chinese bank has no vaults of its own, but rents vaults in a nearby bank. Let us suggest a dainty frozen dessert. Phone the Elite, anytime. Hugo J. Donau, formerly connected with the American National bank, was here Saturday on his way to Tucson from Xew York. He is the vice president of the Albert Steinfeld company of Tucson. Peach Ice cream delivered after sup per. Phone the Elite. COLORADO TO RUILD A GREAT STATE BOULEVARD Denver, Colo., July 23. The Colorado state highway commission has under consideration one of the most ambi tious road building plans ever advo cated in any state. It is proposed to con struct a boulevard around the state with connecting roads to all interior points of Interest. The cost will be borne entirely by the counties through Which the boule vard will pass. CLIFTON BALL MAGNATE MEETS COACH IN EL PASO. P. Riley, candy merchant and baseball magnate of Clifton, was here Friday to meet. Mcllween, the Pennsylvania college coach, who will have charge of the Uiftor. club during the remainder of the season Riley has a line of talk which is a credit to his name and he sa3's Clifton is com ins down to El Paso with, the intentior of taking everyihine home but the bas; when the first Clifton-El Paso series U played. Bill of quality at the Happy Hour. EL PASO SCHOOL FOR GIRLS A SCHOOL with the advantages of the best eastern, northern and coast schools, j'et vitn the superior advantages of location and verv moderate cost. Adequate force of teachers, trained specialists of wide experience as Onens teachers in schools of the first rank. Ample buildings superbly located. pCiia Ideal ll0me conditions for boarding pupils. Intermediate and full college September preparatory courses. Many classes recite out of doors. Physical culture ick and Persoiml direction under graduate of best eastern. schools of gvmnas- ibta tics. Exceptional advantages in musi j. v.i.j.v?. Miss Slater and Miss Tafel, Principals. Summer Address 520 Prospect Ave., El Paso, Tex.