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EL PASO HERALD
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Some Things You Ought
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This store ivitli its great stock of fresh table
Specialties is something you ought to know about,
and the following items especially.
Our Delicatessen Department
We can furnish you the best Home Cooked Meats
and Home Made Salads in the city.
HOME BOILED HAM
BOAST PORK
ROAST VEAL
ROAST BEEF
VEAL LOAF
SMOKED BEEF TONGUE
COOKED SMOKED BRISKET
SLICED PREMIUM BACON
BONELESS CODFISH
HOLLAND HERRING
FISH FLAKES
Welcome Home Again
Now ib&t you are back from your vacation from the sea shore and
mountains, opening your louses for falL and -winter, we take this early
opportunity of again reminding our old customers and everybody else
of the new fall goods and complete stock we have to offer you. Quality
is the main factor we rely on and considering the quality of our line
the prices are sure to suit every one.
ffularosa Chickens every Tuesday and Saturday.
Phone 151.
210-212
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Buster s
Brown
Bread
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If you really knew the. good
ness and purity of Buster
Brown Bread, baking dayc
would be a thing of the pa?
If you try it one time, and ii.
thereafter it does, not appear
regularly on your table we will
confess that we are not a good
prophet, though we will still
contend that it's the best
bread. It's mlde by machinery,
baked by steam and then
wrapped and sealed in waxed
paper, thereby .coming to you
as fresh and" pure as when it
leaves the oven.
For Bale by
CHARGE PENDING;
NAMED POLICEMAN
Man Accused of Buying Poll
Tax Receipts Placed
on City Porce
Eugene Hennessy has been appointed
a. policeman. Hennessy was'TCormerly a
watchman at the El Paso and South
western building. On July 28, complaint
was filed in the court of justice E. B.
JCcCiinfock by J. L Campbell, charg
ing Hennessy with violating the elec
tion law. The case has not been dis
missed on the court docket and McClin
tock says it has not been dismissed.
The complaint against Hennessy was
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Bell 608 & 629 DRUGGISTS Auto 1068
A. X. RYAN & CO.
OPEN ALL
Bell 111 RETAIL
Mail Orders Given Prompt
CLIFFORD BROS.
HACK and
"Win be Kp right away." LONGWELL'S TRANSFER.
116 te 120 San Francisco St Careful Men.
Cail ODOM'S
To haul your basfface or move you.
BELL 1054.
CUT DOWN YOUR FEED BILLS
BUY FR03C BROMBURG.
Ufalfa, Bias, Oats, Cera and Chops. Best of Goods Caeaper than the Rest.
Wholesale and Retail.
211 ft- Kr- Bell pboHe 42jt
KOSHER SAUSAGE
WIENERWURST SAUSAGE
KNOCKWURST SAUSAGE
FRANKFORT SAUSAGE
CERVELOT SAUSAGE
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
LIVER SAUSAGE
SMOKED BLOATERS
SWISS CHEESE
CREAM CHEESE
ROQUEFORT CHEESE ,-
Texas St.
Auto 1151.
all grocers,
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filed by Campbell following the pro
hibition election, it being charged that
the Southwestern watchman had se
cured poll tax receipts for employes of
the Southwestern and that these poll
taxes were not paid by the persons to
whom they were issued. Volney CM.
Brown said Tuesday morning that he
did not know what would be done with
the case. He wasemployed by the pros
to prosecute.
Five other men have also been ap
pointed policemen. They are: Tom
Hughes, day jailer, and the following
patrolmen: Tom York, T. "W. Kinman,
M. Gonzalez, H B. Garcia
The police commissioners who ap
pointed Hennessy and the other men
are. F. B. Simmons, Z. T. "White, TV.
Oooley, 2r. J. B. Brady, Lamar Davis.
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TeliThese People What
You Want, They
Wilj Respond Promptly
12 SAN ANTONIO ST.
NIGHT.
EL PASO TRUNK FACTORY
Bell Trunks, Bags ana Leather Goods Auto
1054 Made, Repaired and Exchanged 196'6
We Store Goods. Opp. Postoffice,-across Plaza.
WHOLESALE Auto 12?1
and Special Attention.
307-309 E. Overland St
BAGGAGE
Reasonable Prices
Bell 1 Auto 1001
TRANSFER
Storage and packing by careful men.
AUTO 1966.
MADERO'S POLICE I
AS VILJOEN SEES
I Jr-Trt M rrr s. I r T - A tiymtt
. on Expedition to j
Sinaloa
B. J. Viljoen returned Tuesday
morning from Mexico City, after
spending more than a month -with
Francisco I. Madero as his guest. Mrs.
"Viljoen was -with him.
Abolition of any semblance of dicta
torship by the adoption of the French
parliamentary system, in whijch the
president is practically the prime min
ister; elimination of' all forms of mli
tary rule by reorganizing the army
into a small but compact unit, with a
nation wiae naxionui guara, compul
sory education for the masses and the
expenditure of large amounts for pub
lic schools; no reelection to the presi
dency; division of landed estates where
Jthe title is faulty, and the 'establish
ment of a democracy of the people and
for the people, he says, is the policy
Madero wil carry out.
Madero has bought a plantation near
Mexico City, to which Viljoen says he
Intends to retire at the expiration of
his presidential term.
"Madero spoke often and feelingly
of the friendship -which El Paso and
El Paso people had shown in the past
for himself and his cause," he said. "As
soon as he is elected president he will
make a trip to Chihuahua, Juarez and
Sonora, probably passing through El
Paso on his -way to the northwestern
border state."
Gen. Juan .Navarro, the commander
of the forces in Juarez which opposed
Madero's men, is now reinstated in the
army, Viljoen says, and is In charge
of an expedition which has been sent
to Sinaloa to quell the rebellion there.
Navarro, Viljoen says, is a loyal sup
porter of the man who saved his life
in Juarez.
FOURTEEN ENTER
PLEAS OF GrUILTY
Thirteen of Them Are Sen
tenced in County Court
Tuesday
Fourteen pleas of guilty were en
tered in the county court Tuesday
morning. Thirteen, charged with
theft, were sentenced as follows:
R. Maldonado, one day In county
jail; Alvarado Cruz, 20 days; Guada
lupe Magallarez, 10 days; Emillo
Flores, 20 days; Domingo Gomez, 20
days; A. J. Smith, 10 days; Raul Perez,
20 days; Jesus Diaz, 20 days; Earl Cor
caran, 20 days; Leon Reyes, 10 days;
Adamo Maese, 10 days; Ameiino Ro
mero, 10 days.
O. E. Bery, charged with swindling
E. Edmiston by giving him a check
for $35 on the City National bank.
where he had no funds, was sentenced
to serve five days In the county jaiL
R. Malonado, who received the light
est sentence, one day in the county
jail, pleaded guilty o a charge' of
taking a bolt of cloth worth 5 from
J. Laskin.
Most of these men have been in jail
for over a month, and for that reason
the sentences imposed are light.
AIRSHIPS MAY BE
STATEHOOD FEATURE
Arrangements May Be Made
Por Series of Plights
Here
An aeroplane meet may be one of the
big attractions at the statehood cele
bration. The Curtiss fibers will be in
Ne"w Mexico during the latter part of
September and first of October, giving
exhibitions with the Curtiss biplanes,
and if arrangements can be made with
the Curtiss company the team may be
brought here to fly for the entertain
ment of the territorial visitors to the
statehood celebration.
A meeting of the chamber of com
merce directors was held Tuesday aft
ernoon to arrange for the celebration
and to prepare a list of committees to
complete the arrangements for the big
celebration. Secretary C. A. Kinne and
president J. G. McNary will make their
reports of the trips to Arizona and New
Mexico when the governors of the two
new states were induced to attend the
celebration.
VALENTINE SCHOOLS TO
BEGIN SESSION SEPT. 11
Valentine, Texas, Sept. 5. Valentine
public schools will open September 11.
Prof. TV. TVofford, of Toakum, Texas,
is principal of the American school,
and will be assisted by Miss M. Rice,
or iuaria, jiiss urawiora navmg re-
signed.
Mrs. Walter C. Rogers is principal
of the Mexican school.
Mrs. A. TV. Price, who has been ill
for some time, is recovering.
P. M. Ewing and Gordan Price are
here from their newly acquired lands
in El Paso county, and report flour
ishing prospects in their neighborhood.
FALL
STYLES IN
KNOX
HATS
ATi
Housekeepers, Attention!
EL PASO housewives will be pleased to
learn of a new department to be added
to theiew store. This department will
Darry complete assortments of glassware,
chinaware, pottery, graniteware, tinware
and kitchen utensils of all kinds. Like
other features of the new store, this stock
has T)een carefully selected and we suggest
that El Paso housekeepers defer needed pur
chases until our Opening.
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Train Bulletin.
All afternoon trains are reported
be on time.
Think Drovrnea Man a Robber.
Chicago, HI., Sept. 5. Continued in
vestigation of clues indicate that
Frederick TVennerstrom, whose body
was found In the Fox river near Cary
was the hired pilot of a crew of safe
robbers, believed to have committed
numerous thefts in villages within a
radius 'of 100 miles of Chicago re
cently. Br. PrentlsR, diseases of stomach and
Intestines. Roberts-Banner Bldg.
Dr. Anefbach, eye, ear, nose and throat,
moved to 618 Mills builtJing.
New Division Freight Agent.
TV. A. Scribner is now division
freight agent for the T. & P. in this
city, taking the plape of R E Car
rington, who was recently appointed
traveling freight and passenger agentC
with headquarters at Phoenix, Ariz.
C I BIHIngton, 709 Magoffin., Tel
1489, palnting.paperhanging, decorating.
Dr. A.,T. Still Osteopathic Infirmary
Dr. Ira TV. Collins, physician in chief;
Dr. Amelia Burk, Dr. Grace Parker, Dr.
Paul Ji. Collins, consulting physicians.
201 TVest Missouri street
Policeman on Vacation.
Policeman Henderson is taking the
place of policeman G. E. Fletcher at
xne union station, who
on his vacation.
recently left
Have your electrical work done by
the old reliable Texas Electrical Supply
, ., ,. UKJ.UI.U ou j3oui pnones.
Mexican Herald on Sale
At "Ward's Pharmacy, in El Paso
Complete and reliable news of what
happens in Mexico.
Kills Girl and Self.
Quogue, N. Y -Sept. a. Miss Cather
ine Van TVyck, 19 years old. a.Vavnri0
niece of former mayor Robert A. Van
wycic, wnne walking on the seashore
was shot and killed by TVm. A. Childs
jr., of California, son of a wealthy, re
tired dealer in electrical supplies. 'Af
ter killing the youngs woman, Childs
shot and killed himself.
For House Wiring and fixtures see
the National Telegraphone and Supply
Company, 317 Mills street.
Dr. R. D. Robinson, diseases of chil
dren, and orthopedic surgery, 700 Mesa.
Agree TVith. "Woman Mayor.
' Hunnewell, Kan., Sept. 5. Mrs. Ella
Wilson, the woman mayor of Hunne--well,
and the city council, -composed of
men, agreed on an issue last night for
the first time. Then the regular coun
cil meeting was called to order, a mo
tion was made to observe Labor dav
and to adjourn for a week. The motion !
was unanimously carried.
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Dr. Pearce, Osteopathic Physician,
moved offices to Roberts-Banner Bldg.
Dr. Deafly moved to 61 S.Mills Bldg.
French Aviator Killed.
Huelva, Spain, Sept, 5. A French av
iator, M. Le Jarrestier, while flying
here fell 250 feet and was killed. The
motor exploded, setting fire to" the
aeroplane. The aviator was burned to
death. .
Dr. Cameron, Dentist, 228 Mesa Ave,
reliable dentistry; reasonable prices.
Explosion on Gtraboat.
Kittery, Maine. Sept. 5. By an ex
plosion of a gasoline engine In the
Special Sale
On Our
Peanut Brittle
WEDNESDAY ONLY
CONFECTIONERY C03IPANY,
C. S. PICKRELL, aisr.
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tiife.
our iuPemno- - lllf 8MfliSK5-.-T':IMw!8&fc.T3Ks ililti
surf boat of the United States gunboat
Paducah, captain "W. Gilmer and his
wife and his wife's mother, Mrs. Pier
Eon "J- Peterson, and two seamen were
injured in the Piscataquis river.
Charged TVitk Taking Peanuts.
Stealing peanuts is the charge dock
eted against Francisco Fernandez at
the police station. He was arrested
Monday en Stanton street.
Drs. Schuster and ReinemuHd. Bob-
-erts-Banner Bldg.-Providence - hospital.
Dr. Keltner, 61S Mills Bldg.
If you want the best mbossins? at
reasonable rates, see Ellis Printing Co.
Pavlof Again Active.
t Seattle, "Wash., Sept. o. Mount PaV
lbf, the volcanic peak in the Aleutian
islands, has been active this summer,
according to advices brought by Ihe
bark Guy C Goss. Owing to the vigor
of Bogoslof, Shlshaldin and Pavlof, the
famous Aleutian volcanoes, during the
year of 1909 and the fine weather for
observing them, a number of expedi
tions were sent out last summer "to
photograph them, but the weather dur
ing thei present year has been so foggy
that it has been dangerous to approach
the volcanic islands.
McKee frames pictures, paints glass..
Office Constructing Quartermaster,
Fort Huachuca, Ariz.. August 22, 1911.
Sealed proposals in triplicate for con
struction complete, plumbing and heat
ing, 1 four set officers' quarters and
3 double officers' quarters and com
plete construction and plumbing ad
ministration building, 2 company bar
rack, band barrack and storehouse,
will be received until 11a. m. Septem
ber 16, 1911, and then opened. Plans
and specifications furnished on appli
cation. Intending bidders can also ex
amine plans and specifications at of
fices chief quartermasters, Chicago
and San Francisco, purchasing quar
termaster, Denver; constructing quar
termasters, Fort Leavenworth, Kan.,
and Fort Sam Houston, Texas. De
posit of 10 will be required to Insure
return of plans and specifications.
Dr. Ebert, Dentist. 216-318. Mills Bldg.
Guides Search For .Jeffries.
Seward, Alaska, Sept. 5. Fred Laub
ner, one of the best guides in this part
of Alaska, left on a. special train to
follow the trail of James Jeffries, the
pugilist, and Iris brother, John, who
are hunting bear on Kenai peninsula,
and carry word to them of the serious
illness of Mrs. Jeffries, who is at Los
Angeles.
WILL GO TO COLLEGE
Oltf FUKDS OF HERALD
Pecos xirl Wins Tuition by
Getting Herald Sub
- scribers
Pecos, Texas, Sept. 5. A Pecos girl
will be enabled to attend college this
fall because of the El Faso Herald.
Miss Sadie Colllngs, who earned a trip
to camornia because nf hpr noMvitv
In securing subscriptions for The Her
ald, has decided to accept a check In
stead of the trip to the Pacific coast
and she will use the money to pay
her tuition In college. She is grateful
,to the people of Pecos for the coopera
tion given her In her subscription
"work.
To Educate Her Children.
SJorenci; Ariz., Sept. 5. Mrs. Marian
Becker will send her five children to
school with the funds she has made
in canvassing for The El Paso Herald.
Mrs. Baker has been working untiring
ly to increase the circulation of the
great southwestern paper, and has suc
ceeded in making sufficient money to
send her children to school. She wishes
to thank those who assitsed her in
her work .of boosting MorencI by
building up The Herald circulation.
She succeeded in winning a trip to
California, but accepted a check for
the amount of her trip instead.
Clifton Girl Wins.
GlIf.ton, Ariz.. Sept, 5. As a reward
for her efforts In behalf of The El Paso
Herald, Miss (Iadys Nichols has re
ceived a check from the circulation de
partment of The Herald for her work
during the summer. She Is grateful for
the 'consideration that was shown her
by the people of Clifton in assisting
her in her circulation canvass.
IS ROBBED WHILE OUT
WATCHING LABOR PARADE
Chas. Switzer, who conducts an auto
mobile shop at 315 Texas street, was
watching the parade Monday morning
from the front, of his shop. While the
paraders were "going by, some one en
tered the rear of the shop and extracted
his watch, a $5 bill and a pocket knife
from his coat hanging on a nail.
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TPHE two busiest stores in El Paso today are
the two Calisher stores. The Annex at
the temporary location is a scene of business
activity such as Calisher Odds & Ends Sales
always occasion. This is the final sale on all
remaining stock and offers you great buying
opportunities. JAt the new Calisher building
a small army of people are busily engaged put
ting in fixtures, opening up stock and getting
things in shape.
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Artists' Oil Colors
Artists' Canvas.
Artists' Water Colors. Sketch Boxes.
Tattle Paint & Glass Co.
Bell Phone 206.
SADDLES FOR EVERY ONE
Astride Saddles for Ladies.
English Style Saddles for Gentlemen.
Stock Saddles for tke Cowboj.
Most complete line in El Paso.
$3.00 to $75.00 1 f
Shelton-Vayne Arms Co.
ARE YOU INTERESTED
In a HigK
Investigate the
EL PASO AUTO SALES CO.
EL PASO SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
The best boarding and day school for girls im tie soatkwact.
Telephone 2929 1111-1115 Terrace Street, Svot Heights
J U AR EZ OFFICIALS
FEED 50DHUNGflY
Horde of Idle Peons Flock
There Seeking Work
' and Food
Xearly 500 more Texican , laborers
were the guests of the Ciudad Juarez
officials at lunch Tuesday in the bull
ring, which is now called hotel Campa.
Some of the laborers arrived iii the city
from the southern part of Mexico this
morning and are seeking work while
many of them have returned from the
United States and say that they have
been unable to secure work.
Those who have no place to go have
been allowed to stay at the bull ring
while in the eit'. The laborers who ar
rived from the south Tuesday morning
will go to the United States to try and
find emplojTnent.
The 250 laborers who made the demon
stration in Ciudad Juarez Monday were
fed at the city's expense. The Mexican
consul obtained transoortation for them
J over the Mexican National railroad and
tney returned to their homes in Irapuato
and Yera Cruz on Monday evening's
train.
SAY DOCTOR LEFT
PATIENT TO DIE
El Paso Physician Alleged to
Have Deserted Suffer
ing "Woman
An American physician from El Paso
is said to have left a, mother whom he
was attending in Ciudad Juarez soon aft
er the birth of a child Monday and as a
result both the mother and. the child
died. The American plvysician was
called to 5 Calle Bamon Ortiz to attend
the Mexican woman and gave her chloro
form while the child was being born, but
when he saw the woman could not live
through the ordeal, he is alleged to have
deserted her.
Dr. Antonio Sarabia. of the Libertad
hospital, was called and, although he ar
rived a few minutes later, the woman
and child had already died. ,
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Auto Phone 1206
Grade Car.?
Bell 3365.
713 X. Ockea. St.
VAJRGAS elected
TO LE&ISLATUBE
Sebastian "Vargas,. sr.. will be. tie
member of the legislature from tbe
district of Bravos, as returns have
been received from the recent state
election which, shows senor Vargas te
be the winner in the eletion.
The known returns show "Vargas's
majority to be only four votes, Bt the
election returns irem the G&leana re
gion were sent to Chihuahua and is
this place "Vargas- had a majority of
nearly 2000 votes.
JUAEEZ POLICE TO
BE GIVEN UNIFORMS
The Ciudad Juarez police will be uni
formed during the next few weeks. Ohk
of police Kafael Campa. is now negotiat
ing to have the uniforms made for the
men. Since the new police force has
been in the service they have beea
wearing khaki clothes and helmets, ht
these are not heavy enough ft wimter
wear.
Chief Campa- would like to uniform his
men like the Portugal police, who wear
high top patent leather boots, white
trousers and tight jackets, but the mea
object.
WISH TO HOLD A
MEETING- FOR REYES
The Reyes club's president, Juan Her
nandez, of Juarez, a son of Gen. Hernan
dez who had charge of the federal troops
in Chihuahua city during the revolution,
wants to hold public meetings in the
Juarez streets and have speeches in sup
port of Reyes, but the authorities think
that the meeting might cause trouble
and are loath to let them be held.
TROOPS IX JUAREZ ARE
GIVEN- GEXER.iL INSPECTION
A general inspection of the insur
recto troops in Ciudad Juarez has, ben
held on orders" received from Mexico
City by the military authorities. All
of the soldiers were gathered at the
cuartel where their equipment and
guns were inspected by the officers.
JUAREZ POLICE MAKE RAID
AND ARREST TWO CHHCAMEK
Another opium raid was made by the
Ciudad Juarez police Monday night asd
two Celestials were lodged in jail as a
result of beinjr found by the police smok
ing the "hop." The men were heavily
fined in police court Tuesday.
School books, new and secondhand,
at Morgan's Book Store, 204 Mills St.