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EL PASO HERALD
16
Monday, February 26, 1912
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YOU'LL SEE THE DIFFERENCE
IN IMPERIAL FLOUR
You know that water poured upon sand k quickly absorbed and
that water poured upon duet remains at the top in a puddle while' the
bottom of the duet pile remans dry.
"Dim k true of Imperial Flour and other flours.
Because Imperial Flour k made up of minute granules it quickly
ebtorbs the water that you use in mixing, and kneads into perfect dough.
Imperial Flour k first of all a skillful blend of hard Northern
Spring wheat for lightness and raising qualities and our own Red Winter
Wheat for lavor and smoothness granulated not ground by a
scientific process aad sifted and granulated and sifted over and over
again until it feels as soft and smooth as velvet.
Telephone 353 for Imperial Flour and give your family such
bread and pastry as you've never set before them before.
24 POUND SACKS 90c
48POUND SACKS ! -....$1,75
"None Better At Any Price."
Ulllllitad
SOUTHWESTERN
MENU CONFERENCE MMENTS
BE ANNOUNCED
ItS I
Conference Concludes
Sessions; Goes Nest
Chihuahua.
.
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rni i : ,.... ,.M if tka Mjvnan
Methodist confereiwe ira held on Son-
dav afternoon. Alter a vary earnest and
imoreeswe talk toy tuehop Itendnx, iw.
Francisco Olniinliiil was osduned deacon.
Then tin last minute question. "Where
arc She preachers stationed for next
vear?" was answered as follows:
Conference Anpeantmeate.
Sonor. district-J. F. Corbm, presiding
Phoenix and Tempe F. D. Hernandez.
Ca.aa,nea Enrique Kanro.
Xogales and Piticjuito F. 6. Monte
lonso. (juaymae J. P. Flores.
Otihacsui Bamon 3taJdonado y Ojma.
Mazattoa Joseph Thacker.
Rosario and Poaole Josue Busta
sname. Gftufauahua district J. H. Fitzgerald,
presiding elder.
C8uhtna R. C Oiteseu
Torreon and Cneraeuae W. D. Kinc.
DuraaRO American congregation, O.
Macune; Mexican congregation, Misuel
Xarro.
Kontbro de I)tos and Muleros M. Es
trada. Avino and San Lneas Jermino Oalle-
ro- ,
Palmore college Mies Lizzie Wilson,
principaL
Seth. Ward college W. D. King, presi
dent. JijicDonald institute Mis O'Brien,
ElPaso district E. T. Cnunbelt, pre
siding elder. . , ,
El Paso E. T. Osunpbell; F. OfozabaL
junior pwacher.
Toyah and Pecos Maximo YiHareal.
Maria Metehor Cbvparro.
Alamogordo and Can-izozo M. M.
Bustamante.
Effie Edinerton school 'Miss Frances
Montague, principaL
Transferred.
H C. Hernandez to the central Mexico
Before any sore can heal, the cause which produces it must be removed.
As long as the blood, from which our systems receive their necessary nour
ishment and strength, remains impure and contaminated with disease germs,
any old sore on the bodjr will remain open, and resist every effort made to
heal it The nerves and tissues of the flesh around the places are continu
ally fed with unhealthy matter and nature is simply disposing of the poison,
by draining it from the system through the sore. The only cure for an old
sore is a thorough cleansing of the blood, entirely ridding the system of the
cause. S. S. S. heals old sores by removing every particle of impurity from
the circulation. It goes down to the very bottom of the trouble and so com
pletely cleanses the circulation that there is no longer any impurity to drain
through the sore, but the place is once more nourished with rich, health
ful blood. S- S. S. heals the sore from the bottom, the place soon fills in
with healthy, firm flesh, the tenderness leaves, all disdiarge ceases, the
6km regains its natural color and wnen
f
untied the blood the place is permanently neaiea. uook on oores ana
icers ana any jneaical advice tree to all
THE SWIFT
DISTRIBUTORS.
B! BISHOP HENDRIX
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conference and stationed at Oolkiras.
Arthur Marslon to the central Mexico
conference and stationed, at El Oro.
The next session of the conference
goes to Chihuahua.
Bishop Hencbix preached on Sunday
ar. innitr wtttfw1iet: Munyi An " 'hp
tatherhood of God."
The bishop left today on the Golden
Dtate imucea tor ms eotne in unnsas
aty.
Kev. E. F. Oook. missionary secretary,
preached last mgbt at Trinity church.
Dr. Cook remains over until tomorrow
and "will be the guest at the men's ban
quet at Trinity church tonight.
Rev. Mr. Marston expects to leave
for his new field of Wbor the first of
ASKS THAT GROCERY CO.
BE DECLARED A DAXKRUPT
The J. H. Radford Grocery company
of Abilene, Tex., has filed a petition
In the United States district court ask
ing; that the firm of D. T. Johnson and
Son. of Barstow. Tex., be adjudicated
bankrupt by the federal court. The
grocer- company claims to have ac
counts amounting to $2300 against the
Barstow company. The petition was
filed in the United States commis
sioner's office. No local creditors are
mentioned.
When the bowels become Irregular
you are uncomfortable and the longer
this condition exists the worse you feel,
f ou can get rid of this misery quickly
by using: HERBINE. Take a dose on
going to bed and see how fine you feel
next day. Price SOc. Sold by Scott
White ft Co.. 3 stores-
Fresh outtermilk. El Paso Dairy.
Dr. WnrnueK, dentist, set teeth. $16.
SUNDAY ETKKIXG BEER
IS KEPT AS EVIDENCE
Policeman Valencia saw Jesus Rlvas
come out of the Casino saloon at the
corner of Fifth and Stanton streets
Sunday at 7 p. m- with two quart
bottles of beer under his arm.
Rlvas said he had bought the beer
in the saloon but did not know the man
who sold it to htm. The beer is held at
police station as evidence.
HEALS
OLD SORES
. o. o. nas morougniy cieau&eu. um
who write.
SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
CECIL LYON IS
Fll ROOSEVELT
(Continued from Page )
the regular Democratic organization
The nominee of the Republican party
for governor of Texas in 1910 was J.
O. Terrell, of San Antonio, Texas, then
and now a Repuolic-in. The uomiree
of the Republican party i;i Texas In
1908 wag Col. John N. Simpson, of
Dallas, then and now a Republican.
(Both of them today are avowed sup
porters of the renomination of Presi
aentTaft). The preceding three nominees
for the years 190. 1904 and 19SS were
Dr. a A. Gray, of Bohham. Texas, for
19 or 12 years a member of the Re
publican state committee; Capt. Geo.
W. Burkett, of Houston, for perhaps
15 years a member of the Republican
state committee, and J. G. Lowdon, of
Abilene, who v a member of the
Republican state committee during -the
"matchless leadership of Hon. E. .H.
R. Green," between 1896 .and 1900.
Taft's Texas Manager
But It Is useless to go on. Those
white "patriots" who constitute the
Texas Progressive Republican League
have almost, without exception, been
holders of federal offices, and have
been dismissed from the same. Those
Who have riot been fortunate enough
to hold these offices, have mQsfly been
unsuccessful applicants for federal of
fices, while the leader of the Taft
forces in Texas has two or three times
had the leadership of the Republican
party of Texas denied him by -the Re
publicans of Texas, and has had his
application for a seat in the National
Republican convention denied by that
body. This passing reference to the
leader of the Taft forces in Tnxas, H.
F. McGregor, of Houston, brings to
mind the fact that on Thursday last
there appeared in the San Antonio Ex
press an account of his visit to that
city, in the course of which Mr. Mc
Gregor states: "Through V. S. dlst.
atty. William H. Atwell. of Dallas,
Mr. McGregor sent il- .Lyon word
that he would like to talk wlfh him
about the party affairs In this state.
The word CoL Lyon sent back was
that he didn't know of a single rea
son why he (Lyon) should confer wltn
anybody about political matters in
Texas, save the president and tne
president alone."
Dtnlea 3IcGresors Chnrce
I could not believe that Mr. Mc
Gregor had made such a deliberate
misstatement, which could be defined
in shorter language than this, but In
order to ascertain the facts I visited
San' Antonio. George D. Armstead, or
the San Antonio Express, who wrote
this Interview with Mr. McGregor,
states that Mr. McGregor did make
this statement to him. Julius Oppen
'helmer. the Republican county chair
man of Bexar county, states that Mr.
McGregor made this assertion to him.
No such request for an interview
came to me -from Mr. McGregor Wil
liam H. Atwell. the V. S. district at
torney at Dallas, states that Mr. Mc
Gregor did not request him to ask
an Interview with me and Lon M.
Barkley, the postmaster at Ft. wortn,
who was present at the Interview be
tween Mr. McGregor and Mr. Atwell,
states that Mr. McGregor did not re
quest Mr. Atwell to attempt to ar
range an interview with me. Tins
statement Is given out merely that
Mr. McGregor may be placed in his
proper light before the citizens of his
home state, and so far as I am con
cerned, this Is a closed Incident. The
citistens of Texas can Judge between
the veracity of Mr. McGregor and the
four men named above. I have notn
lr.g whatever to do with it.
lng whaaever to do with it.
Saya He "W"a Libeled
Just one thing I object to in the
report of the meeting of the Texas
u.nnkltiiD. T a nnm Thfl intirt In tho
i Dallas News of February J3 says:
"One speaker asserted, with an awe
some array of language, that such re
ply (referring to a reply Mr. McGreg
or had given) was Just the variety Col.
Lyon would have given to the same
question." Now I object to being
classed and compared with any mem
ber of t'ue Texas Progressive Republic
an League, and serve notice that I
shall claim protection, under the libel
laws of the state of Texas, if any
citizen OI xexus bbmu una uro " I
i- .k .Mn...A. 1k.
any suca comimimi-ive bwiciuchu am
law guarantees protection to every
citizen tf Texas agcinst harmful
statements, and I now claim the pro
tection of the libel laws of this state.
I take this means of replying to the
hundreds of inquiries which have
reached me from all sections of Texas,
asking concerning my presidential
preference. At the present moment
the candidates asking for the Repub
lican nomination for president are the
president, Hon. William H. Taft, sen
ator Cummins, of Iowa, and senator
La Follette, of Wisconsin. At this
moment my piesent preference is for
an unlnstructed delegation, for I have
believed that those states which will
probably east Republican electoral
votes should be the ones to make first
expression of their, sentiment, and this
announcement is all that I" have made
to date.
Fnvors Roonevelt
My personal preference would be
for the nomination of Theodore Roose
velt, and should he become" a candidate,
I shall become a candidate for delegate
to the national convention, and If elect
ed I shall vote for the nomination of
Theodore Roosevelt. It is my
understanding that president Taft
through his manager, Charles D.
Hille. has asked H. P. McGregor
to assume the management of
the Taft campaign in this state.
That is entirely satisfactory to roe,
but, while no man has greater ne
spect for the high office of president
of the United States than I have, I
do not grant to the president of the
United States, nor to any man, the
right to assail and attempt to destroy
the Republican organization In this
state. I know what has been done In
the way of Improving the organization
in the state, and any man who assails
that organization, be his political af
filiations what they may, need expect
no political support from me.
It is always distressing to the
neighborhood when one attempts to
clean a cess pool without using an
odorless excavator, but unfortunately,
no one has invented a political odor
less excavator to this date, but I feel
that the public should be apprised of
'the misstatements contained In the
address of the socalled "Progressive
Republican League of Texas." r
(Signed.) "Cecil A. Lyon.
RECALCITRANT IS
PUT UNDER ARREST
Luis Laform was arrested at the El
Paso Electric light plant by sergeant
M. Langlols, of the local militia, after
acting corporal B. O. Dawson had tak
en a shot at blm Monday morning at
t:30.
Laform and Enrique Morelos, who
are employed at the light plant, tried
to get in there and the militiamen ob
jected. Laform said he wouldgo In as
he had been employed there ror years
Dawson said he wouldn't. Then Laforif
said he would go home and Dawsonl
said he could not and as Laform
started away Dawson fired a shot at!
the ground to stop him. - ,
He and Morelos were taken to the
police station where a charge t car- i
rylng a pistol was registered gainst
the former and the latter wis held
pending an investigation. Offl'lals oft
tne iignt piant iurnisnec a $;oo oonu
for Laform Monday morning at 9
oclock and he was released
CA' AXYON'E SUPPLY DETKOIT
WITH CARCOAD OP BURROS t
Burros, a whole carload of them, are
wanted by E. L. Klrby. of Detroit,
Mich., -who has -written to acting mayor
J I Hewitt from Detroit. Mich . ask
ing Iilm If he can inform him who can
supylv him with a carload uf thtse
husk; desrt nlghtJDgles
Blood Humors
Commonly cause pimples, bolls, hives,
eczema or salt rheum, or some other
form of eruption; but sometimes they
exist In the system, indicated by feel
ings of weaJaiess, languor, loss of ap
petite, or general debility, without
causing any breaking out.
They are expelled and the whole sys
tem is renovated, strengthened and
toned by
Hood's SarsapariiSa
Get it today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
ews
Brevities
Train Bulletin.
All eastbound Southwestern-Rock Is
land trains have been annulled because
of the stowstorin.
G. H. A S. A.. No. 7. due at 6 p. m..
will .arrive at 7:30 p. m. G. H. & S. A..
No. 2, due at 5:12 p. m., will arrive at
5:40 p. m. G. H. & S. A. No. -4. due at
12:20 p. m.. will arrive at 12:30 p. m.
T.,va. Jt. Twif Ti S ! at S:S n
m., will arrive at 10:55 p. m. Other aft- !
ernoon ana nignt trains are reportea on
time.
Mexlcen Herald on Sale
at Ward's Pharmacy, in El Paso.
Complete and reliable news of what
happens in Mexico.
Dr. Gerber, 31S Mills Bldg.
n. F. Wright. M. D., D. O., osteopathy
a specialty. Herald Bldg.
Drs. Schuster t Relneraund, Roberts-Banner
Bldg., Providence Hospital.
For house -rrlrlng and fixtures see
the National Telegraphone and Supply
Company, 317 Mills street
Pray for Rain.
San Francisco, Calif, Feb. 26.
Prayers for rain were read in Roman
Catholic churches of the northern Cal
ifornia diocese Sunday. The season in
all parts of the state has been the
dryest in 10 years.
Dr. Klein, physician: internal medi
cine; special attention given to tuber
culosis. Office, Roberts-Banner Bldg.
Dr. Jomleson, genito -urinary, skin
and rectal diseases, SIS Mills Bldg.
Dr. J. II. Paget, dentist. 501-502 Roberts-Banner
Bldg., phone 1650.
Dr. R. M. Ratllff, dentist, successor to
Drs. Paget & Ratllff. 201-6-6 Caples Bldg.
Dr. Cameron. Dentist, 22S Mesa Ave.
Dr. Pearcc. osteopathic physician,
Roberts-Banner Bldg., phone 2496.
Trro Slotorcycllsts Killed.
Los Angeles, Calif, Feb. 2. H. S.
Dudley and his fime, Clara Dudley.
Dudley and his wife, Clara Dudley,
cycle on which they were riding tan
dem struck a Pacific electric lnterur
ban car at Ivy. four miles west of Los
Angeles.
Have your electrical work done by
the. old reliable Texas -Electrical Supply
Co.. 119 N. Stanton St. Both phones.
Dr. Prentiss, diseases of stomach ana
intestines. Roberts-Banner Bldg.
C. I Billlnerton. 702 Magoffin. Tel.
1489, painting, paperhanglng.decoratlng
Y. IV. c! A. Innch, 11:30 to 2. Women
and men welcome. 4th floor Calisher Big.
f
Held on Theft Charge
Felipe Valles Is held at the city Jail
on a charge of theft of over 350. It
is charged that he took two suits of
clothing from the Bazaar store on San
Antonio street.
Dr. A. T. Still Osteopathic Infirmary.
Dr. Ira W. Collins, physician in chief;
Dr. Amelia Burk. Dr. Grane Parker. Dr.
Paul R. CoBins. consulting physicians;
201 West Missouri street '
Dr. Robinson, diseases of children,
removed to 211-212 Roberts-Bannen
Indian Motorcycle.
Allen Arms and Cycle Co.
MAN IS SHOT IN
CANUTILLO FIGHT
Reported that Plan Was to
Kill J. B. Kilpatrick,
Deputy Sheriff.
During a fight between Mexicans
and Americans at Canutillo, Tex.. 12
miles northwest of El Paso, a Mexican
half breed named Wlllonghy was shot
Saturday night.
Trouble was started by an American,
who. having imbibed a little too freely,
told the Mexicans how much he loved
them. Another American objected to
his actions and started to mix things
with him.
Deputy sheriff J. B. Kilpatrick
stepped in to separate the men and a
Mexican came up behind him and
knocked him down. An American
stopped the Mexican and then someone
fired a shot which struck Willoughy,
who was taken away in a carriage to
La Union It has not been learned who
fired the shot.
Deputy sheriff Kilpatrick said that
he had ordered Willoughy out of a
saloon there Saturday afternoon be
cause he had become boisterous.
Joe Splvey. who conducts a stone at
Canutillo. was informed by a Mexican
that it had been planned to start a
fight and then kill Kilpatrick because
he was providing for the protection of
Americans there.
Feeling has been tense In the upper
valley for several days.
CLARK HAS BRIEF
SPELL OF LIBERTY
J. J. Clark, under arrest on a charge
of vagrancy, had a brief spell of lib
erty Saturday, which was Interrupted
by policeman Garner. Clark had made
a break for liberty when, with others,
he was being taken from the-clty pris
on to work on the streets. He ran a
short distance, met policeman Garner,
and returned to the chain gang.
Children are much more likely to con
tract the contagious diseases when
they have colds. Whooping cough,
diphtheria, scarlet fever and consump
tion are diseases that are often con
tracted when the child has a cold. That
Is why all medical authorities say be
ware of colds For the quick cure of
elds vou will find nothing better than
Chamberlain's Tough Remedy. It can
always be depended upon and is pleas
ant and safe to take. For sale by all
dealers.
Full roeannre at Southwestern Fuei CoM
. f
Dr.W armock, dentist, charges reasonable
RHIGHE8TER 8 PILLS
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30L0 BY DRUOOiSTS EVERYWHERE
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Special Purchase of Rlpil i
New Spring Suits Wjlfh
I Enables- us to offer values WIMwl KA
I to $25.00. U' vC jft
r $15.00 J ft J
We know it is entirely out of the ordinary to offer
spring suits, right at the beginning of the spring
season, at such a reduction in price. But, the suits
We will offer this week are a special purchase by
our New York organization. We got them at a
reduced price and in turn offer them to our cus
tomers at a reduction. .
The suits in this offer are all new spring styles.
Coats and skirts are cut on the approved lines of
the spring season. The materials are mannish
suitings in light and dark mixtures.
Take advantage of this special selling of new
spring suits. Values to $25.00; on sale
Tomorrow at
(2nd Moor)
GRAFT INDICTMENTS
MAY ALL BE DROPPED
San Francisco. Calif.. Feb. 24. Dis
trict attorney Fickert informed su
perior judge Dunne today that a motion
for the dismissal of all pending indict
ments in the socalled "graft cases
would be made March 2 because of the
ruling by judge Dunne that he could
not dismiss Indictments against Abra
ham Ruef. formerly political boss of
San Francisco, without acting on other
pending graft indictments.
Ruef"s testimony Is believed by the
district attorney to be absolutely es
sential In the case of former mayor
Schmitz, now on trial before Judge
William P. Lawlor.
Among the men Indicted are former
chief of police Jeremiah Dlnan and
James W. Cofrroth. boxing promoter.
PITTSBURG RDITOR DIES.
Pittsburg. Pa., Feb. 24. Albert J.
Barr, former publisher of the Pittsburg
Post, and also of the Sun. and former
director of the Associated i res, died
suddenly today in the Duqiesne cub
here.
A scald, burn, or severe cat heals
slowly If neglected. The family that
keeps a bottle of BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT on hand Is always prepared
for such accidents. Price 26c. 5c. and
$1.00 per bottle. Sold by Scott White
& Co, three stares.
Just Received
Why Not
Have First
Choice?
Candy Sale
Our Round
Butter Scotch
Wafers
15c Pound
WEDNESDAY ONLY
The Store Deantifal.
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Texas Street and Mesa Arcane.
Spring
Styles In
Shirts
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(2nd Floor).
There Is One Thing
You get more for your money when spent for paint or wall paper
than in any other class of mechanical work. It preserves and beautifies.
We will be pleased to make you an estimate.
Tuttle Paint & Glass Co.
EeH Phone 208
210-212
'Roller Sfate
Have rfcceivcd a nice assortment in both hall bearing and plain steel wheels,
for both boys and girls.
Our stock of Fire Arms and Sporting Goods is up to date.
Shelton-'Pciyrie Arms Co.
OVERLAND and EL PASO STREETS.
10 Acre Garden Tracts
$100 Down, $25 a Month City Lots in Deming, 10- Dawn, $5 a Moat.
BLEVINS-MAYNARD-CHILD CO., Inc.
E! Paso, Texas Deming, N. M.
212 Mills Building SHver City, N. M.
Tell These People
Want They Will
Respond Promptly
Bell 608 & 629. DRUGGISTS Auto 1068.
! A. E .RYAN & CO.
OPEN
EL
Bell
1064
We Store
Kpn m retail GROCERIES yrH0LESALE Auto 1271
tu,;i nj -;, PrAmsf ssA Special Attention.
CLIFFORD BROS. 307-309 E. Overland St
LON&WELL'S TRANSFER
Hacks, Baggage, Liverv and Boarding; Storage, Warehouse; Light and Heavy
Hauling; Horse Shoeing, Geneal x Blacksmithing, Carriage & Painting Shop.
Call ODOM'S TRANSFER
Ta haul y baggage &t mave y- Storage aad packing by careful men.
BELL 1504. AUTO 1965.
R. B. BIAS FUEL COMPANY
Our ows manufactured POULTRY FOOD.
INCUBATORS 50 and 125 Egg Size.
I FEED, WOOD AND COAL.
nKI A mm I'1
flui
IT. Stanton
Auto Phone 120
What You
ALL WIGHT.
212 SAN ANTONIO ST.
PASO TRUNK FACTORY
Trunks, Bags and Leather Geeds Auto
Hade, Repaired and Exchanged. 1960
Geees. 0pp. Posteffice, across Plaza.
PHONES 849, 1849.
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