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EL PASO HERALD
10
Monday, August 21, 1911
SATSUMA PLUMS
This is the finest plum grown for preserving. When
cooked it holds together better than any other fruit
and requires less sugar to preserve. It will pay
you to preserve Satsuma Plums. We can fill your
order this week at the low price of
10c PER POUND
Aguacate Salad
The demand for this delicious salad has increased
to such an' extent tliat we will continue to make
it fresh every day as long as the fruit lasts. Try it.
40c PER POUND
Grant's Hygienic Crackers
Eaten daily instead of "bread will keep the system
in perfect order. Good for indigestion and all
stomach troubles.
20c PER BOX
Fine Peaches and Valley Grapes
Fresh Every Morning
Phone 151.
210-212
NO CLEMENCY FOR
THE SLftYER OF
YOUNG JOIN
Leon Martinez Will Be
Hanged Sept. 1 Sara-
gosa Has Tew Bank
Pecos, Texas, Aug. 21. Gov. Col
quitt has notified local officials that
lie will not interfere with the hang
ing of Leon Martinez, the Spaniard
recently convicted here of the killing
of Miss Brown.
The hanging will occur September
1, and will be the first legal hang
ing in the history of Reeves county.
The Toyah Valley State bank has
been opened at Saragosa, Texas, the
present southern terminus of the Pecos
Valley Southern railway. State bank
examiner Buchanan came to Balmor
hea and saw that everything was in
shape and all the town turned out to
witness Balmorhea's first evidence of
metropolitanism. The officers of the
aew bank are C. M. Hurnacker, for
merly of Coffeyviile, Kansas, presi
dent; J. G-. Love, vice president; W. C.
SftlthoHse, cashier. Directors are:
F. W. Johnson, T. B. Prultt, Stamp
Robbing and D. Davis. The bank Is
erecting a concrete building.
Plans are being made by Rev. J. B.
Cole, pastor of the .First Baptist
church, Pecos, for the revival to be
held here starting August 26. Min
isters of all the Protestant churches
will take part:
The last stragglers from the El
Yajso convention of Knights of Pyth
ias have returned to Pecos from El
Paso except judge "W. A Hudson, whose
love for the Pass City has detained
him until Monday. The Pecos Knights
are loud in their praise of the enter
tainment provided for the delegates at
El Paso. Never before has a district
convention been better handled nor a
toore extensive entertainment provided.
BeH 608 & 629
A. E. RYAlf & CO.
OPEN ALL
Bell 111 RETAIL
Mail Orders Given Prompt
CEtFFORD BROS.
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PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
CUT GLASS AXD CHINA.
FRED M. BAGGE, PHOX1 927R. Also Well Equipped Repair Sho
HACK and
"Will fee p right away.' LONGWELL'S TRANSFER.
116 te 120 San Francisco St Careful Men.
Carl ODOM'S TRANSFER
To Tiaul your baggage or move you. Storage and packing by careful men.
BELL 1064. AUTO 1966.
CUT DOWN YOUR FEED BILLS
BUY PROM BROJIBURG.
Alfalfa, Bish, Oats, Cora ad Ckops. Best of Goods Cheaper than the Rest.
Wholesale aad Retail.
211 S. Staatoa- Bell Pkone 427.
Texas St.
Auto 1151.
Evey knight came hime with praise
for El Paso on his lips.
A delegation of local newspaper
men will go to Lakewood, N. M,
Monday to attend the fifth annual
meeting and convention of the Pecos
Valley Press association. Editor H. B.
Link of the Pecos Daily Times, will
place Pecos in nomination for the
next convention.
TIRES OF CIVIL
LIFE IN 3 HOURS
Soldier Discharged at 9
O'Gloek Asks Eeen
listment at Noon
William Eckert, a trooper in troop
K, Fourth cavalry, received his hon
orable discharge from the army at 9
o'clock Saturday morning. At noon he
went to the recruiting office and
asked to be reenlisted in the armyp as
he was tired of civil life because he
had to spend his own money and in
the army he "had no expenses.
The recruiting officers set out their
lines for Eckert, and as he cannot be
enlisted until 24 hours after his dis
charge, he was again taken into the
army Monday.
CHILD FALLS UPOX HOT COOK
STOVE AND IS BADLY BURNED
Dalhart Texas, Aug. 21. The little
daughter of J. E. Brandeberry, a lo
comotive engineer on the -Rock Island,
accldently fell on a hot cook stove and
severely burned her arms and hands.
The Elks and Knights of Pythias put
up a" good game of ball resulting In
favor of the Knights of Pythias team.
Miss Lula Mercer has returned from
Illinois and has a stenographic posi
tion in the Rock Island general office
at Dalhart.
Ham Scott of the fire department,
and Miss "Willie Blanks, chief operator
of the telephone exchange, were mar
ried here Friday.
IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MADE
AT FORT HUACHUQA.
Fort Huachuca, Ariz., Aug. 21. Pro
posals will be asked for by the con
structing quartermaster. Fort Hua
chuca, Arizona at an ea.ly date for
construction of eight officers quart
ers, barracks and storehouse at this
post.
TellThese People What
You Want, They
Will Respond Promptly
Atfto 1068
212 SAN ANTONIO ST.
NIGHT;
EL PASO TRUNK FACTORY
Bell Trunks, Bags and Leather Goods Anto
1054 Made, Repaired and Exchanged 1966
We Store Goods: Opp. Postoffice, across Plaza.
S WH0IESAIa Auto 1271
and Special .Attention,
307-309 E. Overland St
BAGGAGE
Reasonable Prices
Belljl Auto 1001
UKES AND LORDS ARE COMrNG
LORD BERESFORD
AND PARTY HIE
NOW EN ROUTE
Going to Mexico to Sell the
Estate of the Late Lord '
1 Beresford
A party of real English noblemen
will be in El Paso this week, accord
ing to present plans.
Admiral lord Chas. Beresford is at
the head of the party, and he Is en
route to the estate of his late brother,
loid De la Val Beresford, in Ghihua
hua. The admiral is coming over to
sell the ranches and cattle of his de
ceased brother and close up the estate.
Accompanied by lady Beresford, the
admiral came over on the steamer
Olympic and is now In New York, ac
cording to telegrams received here,
planning for his trip to Mexico. Others
in the party that came aboard the gi
gantic Olympic are the duke of Suth
erland, lord Desborough. former gov
ernor general of Australia, and the
Hon. Arthur Stanley.
Af ter a few days' stay in New Tork,
,A CAR INSPECTOR
HAS FOOT CRUSHED
Carlsbad, N. M., Aug. 21. R. P.
Greere, a car inspector at this place
for the Eastern Railway "of New Mex
ico, bad his foot crushed here while
making a coupling. In attempting to
push the drawbar over, the bumpers
caught his foot, badly crushing it. It
is thought that amputation will not
le necessary.
Local anglers are reveling in their
pastime at the power dam at the
eastern edge of town. Prof. Joe Bunch
holds the record for landing a 30
pound cat fish. Many nice strings of
smaller fish were caught by others.
The reception given to the teachers
attending the Eddy county teacher's
normal- by the members of the com
mercial club and citizens of the town
in the parlors of the clnh wn n-
Liended by a large number and was a
most enjoyable affair.
3IARATHOX aiN BUYS
, UP VALUABLE PROPERTY
Marathon, Tex., Aug." 21. V7. C. Mc
Intyre & Sons have purchased the big
business house owned by I. L. Hess to
gether with the warehouses and water
works. Besides land covered by these
improvements, the deal includes the
buildings and yard occupied by the
Marathon Lumber company. The con
sideration is $15,000.
A short time ago Mr. Mclntyre pur
chased the remander of this block, of
Mr. Hatch; the property known as the
"Hatch Hotel," and remodeled it. This
block practically controls the business
of this part of Brewster county, as tho
postoffice and bank are located in the
big store. This property, together with
his new suburban residence, which h
has just completed on north heights,
is the most valuable in the county.
Just Two Prices
Our Summer
Suits
$9.75 & $15.00
ALL $15.00, $16.50, $18.50
NOW $9.75
ALL $20.00 UP TO $30.00
NOW $15.00
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the admiral and his party start for
Mexico, by way of El Paso. Lord Be
resford hopes to dispose of his prop
erty there, and from Mexico they will
journey to Canada to look over the
landed interests of the duke of Suth
erland, and then sail for home.
Miss Kathleen Beresford met her
father and mother at the pier in New
Tork, having arrived two weeks earli
er, and she Is accompanying them on
the rest of their trip.
ALPINE BEADY FOR
NEW SCHOOL YEAR
Alpine, Texas, Aug:. 21. The county
teachers' Institute ivill convene here
September 4, and the regrular scholas
tic session -wil begin September 11. All
the teachers have been , employed and
everything Is prepared for one of the
most successful year's of work In the
history of the schools of Alpine.
There is not a vacant residence in
town and many people are hunting
houses to live In. Every house now
under construction has been rented In
advance, and the demand for tenement
houses is unprecedented.
Rev. father Brocardus was here from
Fort Davis, and held services at the
Catholic church. -A visit from bishop
Shaw is expected -early in September,
and he will confirm large classes here,
at Terlingua, Marathon, Marfa anl
other places.
Postmaster Durrell Is away on a one
month leave and. .Floyd Nicholls of
Marfa, is attending to the postoffice
during his absence
The revival meeting conducted by
evangelist Lockett Adair, assisted by
the loeul pastors, wil probably last
through the week. The interest is
not as great as had been hoped.
The oody of Tarlton H Tohnson, who
did fn El Paso, was brought here for
interment. s
CHILD DRINKS CAHBOLIC
ACID AXD MY DD3
Plalnview, Tex., Aug. 21. The two
yearold son of J. B. Howard; an em
ploye at the Harvest Queen mills, ob
tained a vial" of carbolic- acid, drank
most of the contents and was badly
burnt about the shoulders with the
portion spilled. Two doctors fought for
the child's life " all night, but his re
covery is uncertain.
Plainview's 10th church structure
has started this week. The Episcopals
are small in number and the new
church will be In proportion, but It will
be a substantial building, costing in
the neighborhood of $2000.
EXAMINATIONS TO BE HELD
HERE FOR SOME GOOD POSITIONS.
Civil service examinations to fill
vacancies in different positions In the
government service have been ordered
held in El Paso during the next few
weeks. The first examination for a
building inspector, in Porto Rico will
be held August 26. On September 6,
examinations will be held for the posi
tions of scientific assistant in library
science, geologist in the Philippine
service, laboratory aid and engineer in
the forest service, agricultural inspc
tor In the Philippine service and irri
gation engineer..
SPECIAL SALE
On Our
Sliced Cocoanut
ar
15c lb.
WEDNESDAY ONLY
CONFECTIONERY COMPANY,
C. S. riCKRELL, Msr.
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Brevities
Train Bulletin.
-Southwestern No. G, due in El Paso
! at 3:10 p. m., is 50 minutes late; T. &
P. No. 5, due in El Paso at 8:35, Is 3o
minutes late. All others are reported
on time.
Dr. Deady moved to Trust Bids.
Dr. Ebert, Dentist, 21G-218 Mills Bldg.
Rocky Mt. Limited Wrecked.
Colorado Springs, Colo., Aug., 21. B.
F. Hackney, of . Greenbrier, Tenn., was
shaken up whefh the Rocky Mountain
limited, going 45 miles an hour, ran
into an open switch at Flagler, Colo.,
and was wrecked about 10 oclock Sun
day morning. The passenger train
crashed into a train of freight cars,
telescoping two of them and wrecking
both engines on the limited.
Dr. CnmeroB, DeHtls, 228 Mesa ay
Reliable destistry, reasonable prices.
Tarklsk and Shorrer -oaths at the Gen,
Hot Sunday In Oklahoma.
Oklahoma City, Okla., Aug. 21. Ok
lahoma suffered from one of the most
oppressive days of the summer Sunday.
The temperature reached 105, In Okla
homa City at 4 oclock. From noon
until after 6 oclock last night the
mercury remained above the century
mark. At 6 oclock the temperature
was 102.
C. Ii. Bllllnston, 7o& Magoffin. Tel.
1489, painting, paperhanging, decorating
Or. R. D. RoMbbob, diseases of chil
dren and orthopedic surgery, 700 Msx
Forest Fire la Moatana.
Livingston, Mont, Aug. 21. A large
forest fire which broke out on Pole
creek, near .Tardin, 60 miles south of
here on the edge of Yellowstone Park
yesterday, was reported here today.
The fire is spreading rapidly and has
already done a large amount of dam
age. Forest supervisor Bedford with
a large force of fire fighters, left here
this afternoon.
Latest Styles
Engraved calling cards and em
bossed stationery for business and so
cial purposes.
J. B. Sutton Co., 117 X. Stantoa St.
Phi-Lambda's Gather.
Colorado Springs, Colo., Aug. 21.
More than 60 delegates to the annual
convention of the National Phl
Lambda Epsilom high school frater
nity, which meets in this city "Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday of this
week, have already arrived.
Mexlcaa "iter aid oh Sals
At "Ward's Pharmacy in El Paso. Com
plete and reliable news of what nappes
in Mexico.
The Ian Bar, Caples Bldg.
Main entrance. Old Tarr whisky.
Big- Plant Burns; Two Perish.
Frankfort, Ger., Aug. 21. The Opel
sewing machine and bicycle factory at
Russelhelm was destroyed by fire last
night. Two persons perished in the
flames and many "were injured. The
loss is more than $1,000,000.
Dr. Pearce, Osteopathic Physician,
moved offices to Roberts-Banner Bldg.
Dr. A. T, Still steopathlc Infirmary.
Dr. Ira "W. Collins, physician in chief.
Dr. Amelia Burk, Dr. Grace Parker, Dr.
Paul R. Collins, consulting physicians,
201 "W. Missouri street.
Presldeat's Trip Planned!
Washington. D. C, Aug. 21. Plans
for president Taft's coming trip
through the west and to the Pacific
coast practically are completed. The
journey will be almost as extensive as
that taken by the president on his
famous "swing around the circle" in
1909, -when he traveled more than
13,000 miles and visited 33 states. He
will break ground for the Panama ca
nal exposition at San Francisco, make
scoreB of addresses and attempt to
scale the 14,008 feet of Mount Rainler's
slope. Acordlng to the present ar
rangement' the president will be gone
six weeks.
Business stationery, embossed and en
graved. J. B. Suttoa Co., 117 X. Stcatoa St.
Dr. Prearls, diseases of stomach and
Intestines Roberts-Banner Bide
Canadian Campaign Is Oh.
Toronto, Canada, Aug. 21. The elec
tion campaign h,as gained full head
way throughout Ontario, the great in
dustrial province of Canada, by the
visit of sir "Wilfred Eaurier, the pre
mier, and R. E. Borden, the opposition
leader. On all sides it Is now recog
nized that reciprocity is the Issue.
Even Mr. Borden has declined to make
his campaign an attack on the 15
years' record of the government. In
stead of muckraking, he will win or
lose on the reciprocity issue alone.
Wanted for TJ. S. Army, ablebodied
unmarried men between ages of 18 and
35; citizens of United States, of good
character and temperate habits, -who
can speak, read and write the English
language. For information apply to
Recruiting Officer, Coles Building, El
Paso, Texas.
Tornadoes Collide.
Minneapolis, Minn., Aug. 21. A ter
rific windstorm last night along the
International boundary line in north
Dakota, blew down houses on the
heads of their Inmates and whipped
crops in places Into shreds. It Is re
ported that two tornadoes collided at
Sherwood.. Heavy property loss is re
ported at Sherwood, Loraine, Mohall
and Sourls. At Sourls one person was
killed.
For House "Wiring: and rlxtunss, see
the National Telegraphone and Supply
company, 317 Mills street.
McKee frames pictures!, sets glass.
. . Attempt to Liberate Prisoners.
Lisbon, Portugal, Aug. 21. An at
tempt was made Sunday to release 400
political prisoners from the Limoeiro
prison In this city. A mob overpower
ed the sentries biit- as the iron gates
were about to fall before the attack,
the troops' arrived and the deliverers
fled.
Have your electrical work done by
the old reliable Texas Electrical Supply
Co., 119 N. Stanton St. both phones.
If you want the best embossing: at rea
sonable rates, see Ellis Printing; Co.
BeRln Hospital Probe.
Atlantic City, N. J., Aug. 21. Mem
bers of the board of trustees of the
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Sale of
Biggest Bargains Yet
It remained for our Rummaga Sale of
Dresses to arouse the biggest buying
enthusiasm that the sale has yet produced.
Come again tomorrow -there are many of
these dresses still left.
One piece wool dresses in 'At this price you have
cashmere, serge, ehallis choice of silk wool and
and nunsveilings go . at lingerie dresses in vari-
$5.00. Values are up to ous styles worth up to
$16.50. $28.50.
At $5 At $8
fejuisliisrij
M UTT (& JEFF
Would make a good paint crew. Jeff could do the low iwork aad Xutt
the high work, with Imperial Paint.
$2.25 Per Gallon. .
Covers 300 Square Feet Two Coats.
Tuttle Paiat & Glass Co.
Bell Phone 206. . Auto Phone 120&
Gtins and Ammunition
There's nothing in the way of reliable firearms
and ammunition that a good store ought to carry
that you can't find here.
A full line of camp supplies.
Shellon-Tcxy ne Arm? Co. l
DO NOT
I have the finest line of mantels in the city and am
selling out at cost. ,x
Hoffecker, the Glass Man
214 N.Stanton St.
National Jewish hospital for consump
tives at Denver have taken steps to in
vestigate 'alleged financial Irregulari
ties involving Alfred Miller, secretary.
who died recently. President Samuel
Grabflder of Philadelphia, was in
structed to engage expert accountants.
to make a thorough Investigation of
the books.
Ask AayoBe
"Who knows about embossed and en
graved society and business sta
tionery. J. B. Sntioa Co., "Engraving
and embossing as It should be done."
117 N. Stanton St.
To Meet on Tnesflay.
The directors of the chamber of com
merce will meet Tuesday evening.
Retnra From Camp.
S. C. Awbrey and C. H. Leavell have
returned from Camp "Wingo, on the
headwaters of the Pepos river, where
they have been cammed with' a party
of El Pasoans since August 1. The re
mainder of the party will return Sep
tember 1.
STATE COM3IAXDER OF
THE MACCABEES HERE.
3Ira. Laura B. Hart Is Also Past Su
preme Head of the Order of the
East ena Star, Mnsoaic.
Lady Maccabees will have a special
review Monday evening at the Knights
of Columbus hall. Mrs. Iiaura B. Hart,
state commander of the order, will
be present.
Mrs. Hart is also past supreme head
of the Order , of the Eastern Star of
the "World, the women's auxiliary of tjie
Masons.
Sallow complexion comes from bil
ious Impurities in the blood and the
fault lies with the liver and bowels:
they are torpid. The medicine that gives
results In such cases Is HERBINE. It
Is a fine liver stimulant and bowel
regulator. Price 50c. Sold by Scctt
White & Co., 204 Mills . " Depot
Pharmacy.
Dresses
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El Paso. Texas.
FOGG-TO HAVE-A
HOUSTON THEATER
May Bring Orpheum Vaude
ville to El Paso This
Winter for Crawford
Howard Fogg is back from Houston
and San Antonio, wherhe has bea
making arrangements for a couple of
theaters for musical comedy. He se
cured ground for a theater In Houstoa
and will build at once. In San An
tonio he is on a deal for one
Mr. Fogg is figuring on bringing:
Orpheum vaudeville back to El Paso.
If he succeeds, the show will be In the
Crawford theater.
PRESIDENT WILL
NOT VISIT EL PASO
President Taft will not visit El Paso
on his contemplated swing Around the
circle. His trip to the Pacific coast
will go north, from California, instead
of returning by the southern route as
was expected. It was hoped that the
presidential party would return over
the Southern Pacific, visit Arizona and
New Mexico and attend the statehood
celebrations to be held in these new
states, but his return will be over the
northern route by way of 'Idaho -and
Montana.
Fresh Buttermilk. El Paso Dairy.
THREE "WATCHES STOLXX
FROM KANSAS STREET HOXSS
Saturday was a busy day for bur
glars and four cases were reported to
the police. The Cactus Messenger Ser
vice reported a wheel stolen, and at
807-809 North Kansas street, Mrs. C'A.
Brown, Mrs. L Galnsley and Mrs. D.
P. Harris each reported the loss of a
watch and other jewelry.
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