El Paso herald., February 26, 1912, Image 2

About El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931

Image provided by: University of North Texas; Denton, TX

                
aI
ZAPATA AND DR.
American Beauty Flour
VASQTJEZ GOMEZ
On(y 3 More Days
All flours have raised; we fetill continue crar-oM price
on the BEST grade.
American Beauty Flour, 24 lb. sacks $1.00
American Beauty Flour, 48 lb. sack $1.95
Of Removal Sale Valui
I j Sugar is also up, we still sell 16 lbsfor $1.00
III Bsna BBB A I t
BBBB JBBV BBS
bW MIM m
HQStf
AiWaaaab 9aaaaaaaf an, 4aaaaaaa$KSaW1' 1 1
iKaHaaaB' JflRMW- II
rfSUfHBHHfefJPs'n'jA'''' as mm ga sb mm
ffliHaalaS SH M I A - v4 .H
V'MaW Chance
Removal Sale comes to a close Thursday Evening. Friday,
March 1st, we begin moving to our new building, on Pio
neer Plaza. For the three remaining days values are even
more attractive than previously. Again we remind you that
nothing is reserved. Even new spring goods of every de
scription are included in Removal Sale .prices. Supply your
spring needs in both ready-to-wear garments and dress acces
sories during the next three days.
Wait For
With the opening of the new store on Pioneer
Plaza we will present a Millinery Department
that will not only be the largest and most per
fectly appointed in the Southwest, but it is indeed
what you would expect to find only in cities many
times the size of El
M. Poseaer, wKo will be hi charge of our Millinery Department,
has only recently returned from New York and informs us that
he has sever n hk leag experience is the isillnery business seen
such a beautiful collection of hats as that he selected for the new
sieve. Already Eaasjr df these tests have armed and, as we have
no place to show then, are being stored until the new store is
ready. El Paso women who appreciate the best m millinery will
do well to await die opening of the new store to supply their
spring and Easter needs.
nirTrmmmmmm
LE ATTflGK ON AMERICANS PREPARED
It i
-A'T
Declares That Americans Have Caused All of Mexico's
Troubles and Alleges That Americans Fought
Wife Madero and American Money Fi
nanced His Campaign Says Amer
icans Would Rob Mexico.
As antl-Aajerfeaa proclamation, ad- for his retain after Ross left orders
dressed to the president of the United ?at. B one ahonld leave the shop until
. . . . Karile came there and then he nhonld
States, earn from te press of a Span- be rtrd aBd Beld a suspicious
Ih printing office at SIS San Antonio , character.
treet Saturday afternoon. It was not j Ayala said that there were 5000 copies
ened. The Texas rangers demanded ' ordered and some of these were partly
. 1. .. I printed. There were to have been fonr
i. copy of K and get K. ( sages ja allt ,t oaly three ot these
The prooiiminUon Is In gpanhh and I were completed when the raid was
was taken to the printing efflee by ' raBde-
bonsaio Earlle, ieM te be the former i T1IK PROCLAMATION.
Xcxfeaa I at CHften, Arit The j Te proclamation seized by the
proclamation is a harransae addressee rnnEers fellows la part
to theprtsldcnt. hat In reality jrrltten ; To thc Prat of the" United States
to exeHc the minds at the Mexleaa peo- ef Araerleat --
pie among- whenx It was to hare been ,
distributed. i. 1er? naTe Be o many bad acts
This manifesto was being prepared ". :co caased by jom treat efforts
for dtetribatioa at the Jaarez Printing ,alulloB, "ad domination that It
office. 1 Kast San Antonio street. Sat- ) weu;d "e " eme f lesa patrla to suf-
nrday afternoon when I. B. Ross, of i
the ratted States secret service in El
Paso. Capts. Hashes and Sanders, of
"he Trim rangers with three of their
men, and Abe Melfaa. chief of the Mex
ican secret serlce, stepped the Issuance
of the manifestos.
Haauel Ayala. proprietor of the print
sliop. said that Genaaio Bnrlle. who was I
t ese time Mexican eonsal In Clifton.
Aru. jiaa nraafrnt aim tae manuscript
and be bad set np the matter. Then, he
said. Enrile took away the menascript
which he (Enr4lc had aimed and said
he would come back with the corrected
proofs.
Two rangers -were left there to watch
A FEELING OF SECURITY
-t natnniiiv -t ... v w. '
-S ou naturally feel secure when you
know that the medicine you are about
to take is absolutely pure and con
tains no harmful or habit producing
drugs
Sucn a medicine is Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great Kidney, Liver
and Bladder Remea
The sam standard of purity,
strength and excellence is maintained ,
in every bottle of Swamp-Root
Swamp-Koot is scienuncaiiv com- .
pounded from vegetable herbs
It is not a stimuiani ana is laKen in
tpasnoonf.il doses.
It is not recommended for every
thing It is nature's great helper in reliev
ing and overcoming; kidney, liver nd
bladder troubles.
A sworn statement of purity is with
every bottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root ... .
If vou need a medicine, ou -should
have "the beat.
If vou are already convinced that
srom'n-Rnot is what you need, you
will find on Je at ail drU!r toref
bottles of two sixes, fifty. cents and i
one dollar
asa4e Bottle of Svramp-Reet Free
""" hr Hall.
end to Ir Kilm-r & Co. Bingbam
t. n X Y. for a sample bottle, free by
" i t will convince anyone. lou
. i l . . nliia hlA
.,, ,o n,,o- all ihnut fie kid- 1
rCPive o(m-l 'i .-
n wilting- be -ure and men- I
Iao Daily Herald
White House
Paso.
"The Store of Service
FORM BY A MEXICAN
"" - xwaRer.
Yaa have created. tomratM nri mid.
Hummated the revelation, that placed In
perter the traitor Trbo Is sItIbs yoa
oar country and even this does not
seem to be sufficient. Your troops,
armed, have invaded our territory.
(This refers to 18 iBfmtmn ,...
mistakenly rede late Juarez on a street
car vrhUe endcr arms.)
la the same of civilization imd lih
crty, yoH ks thrragh the continent and
outside of it la the pursuit of power
and the dollar like cesackx on nn
bridlcd horses tramping dawn liberty
and IcavlBK everywhere odium and
acts of shame.
In the name of your special cuttsre
which yoa have not the rlcht to im
pose en ns, yoH have cose through th.
I IatlB-American ceantrles maklnr th.m
Btmal to one another and destrorlntr
,, f .a-BMn-H. abu.Inir n.n.
and showing: that as governor you are
far Inferior to these people.
lb the name of the Monroe doctrine,
that, Hkf the lr.! of Janos, has two
facei, yoa pl at balf-mast the flag of
paternity of your sister republics.
HAWAII AXD CI' DA
Yon appropriated Hawaii because of
a fatHre fear of Japan. oh took the
Panama canal zone.
! Tk. ftili.M f)!1 not blow nn 4Tm
Maine. Spain dll not. AVall street did
1 wtth its imperialism. This crime was
1 called William McKInley.
And he paid the penalty of this
crime by the ballet of Czolgosz.
Colombia did net want the Amer
icans ta eenstraet the Panama canal
and, withoHt their consent, your war
veaaels proclaimed Panama an inde
pendent republic. "With your gold and
filibusters you helped Zalaya, of Xlc
arairaa, to weaken the power of Es
trada sad Cabrera, and Zalaya invaded
Hoaduras.
Mr. Taft, yoar irovernment. tie
press and the ambassador la Mexico
proclaimed that they had been mls-
rnKen aaout Gen. Diaz; that he was
set a frreat man hut a tyrant.
I have said that the revolution of
Madero was made by you for ven
iteanee. Yob pal him in power so that
the ceantry would be ia a state of
anarchy and that the Interests of some
of your adventurers would suffer so
von mifrht bare a pretext to holler
very loud, so that the interests of Eu
ropeans viould also suffer and with
i the acquleseme of Europe you would
Millinery
wBfia
Tflk
Impose upon us your hellish Monroe
Ism and later on, when the country
would be wealv and pooz fall upon u
like Tultures to pick our entrails. In
tervening with the pretext of 'some
one of your bandits like Cannon.
Groin, IJIatt or Converse. (Cannon and
Cross were executed la Nicaragua.
Blatt and Converse were arrested In
Juarez while serving: In Madero's
army.)
WATERS-PIERCE FINANCED
3IADBRO
The public knows that the Watera
Plerce OH company furnished Madero
with the money necessary for the
revolution and before the world yoar
own federal authorities and local au
thorities on the frontier also helped
the rcToIution.
The authorities of V.I n -.
j good deal of cheek handed over to
t Madero a cannon which had been In
me crry plaza and they had the Im
pudence to say that it had been stolen.
(American soldiers In uniform
cossed the river before everybody car
rying; arms and ammunition to Pasqual
Oroxco.
In El Paso and Douglas there were
Americans killed but you made no
protest tbn or now because they were
uiieu oy revolutionists -who came from
the south to attack the frontier towns.
OJTVAGA INCIDENT.
In one of the attacks on OJInajra,
American soldiers joined with the reve-
1 Mm a bad cold take xX t
m whiskej good wkiskey. W
m When you're tired oat B
I to Bring back year vitality
I good whiskey. I
I Daffy's Pare Malt 1
1 I Whiskey fa good rrkiakey I
! the best whiskey made o
8 good that it cas be Hied
I even in the severest cases I
I But under bo cbxebi- I
stances overdo whiskey I
I drinking. Takes iauaed- I
I erately oTerdoae it's a I
I Buffyfe I
I PureMaltWliiskey I
iVLa JF aBBBBBBTBiiBBBBbV I I
WL JaaBfetaMPsaaVst - , .
L i for
UiHsalsHsaaaaW ' T W o ' '
I Hr :-mb mf r n Vv7
KXi Manstield W
a IVXTHftaBBBaWaWa aaBBBaEJFr.-iHt V I H
vHsaanaHS 4HtBBBaytjBBBBBBBrP -i I
The upper photograph shows Emili
ano Zapata, the head of the Mexican
revolution in the south He has an
nounoed himself as nsrhtinir for Emili
fBQnilA7 AMA? taW.h la nAtiAnliu) . Ka
president of the "now republic." Be
low is Francisco Vasquez Gomez,
brother of Kmlllo Vasquez Gomez
Francisco is working tbe political end
of the new revolution while apparently
practicing his profession as a. physi
cian in Mexico City, it is said.
Intloalsts and fought the Mexican fed
erals, and after the battle, two of them,
dressed In the uniform of your army,
were found dead.
And the chief of the American sol
diers had the cheek to ask Gen. Lnqne
for an explanation.
While president Taff was writing to
the srevcrnment of Mexico thai !-.
1 I nlted States had nothing but the best
j of f cellar; for that government, at the
same time he was sending to the fron
tier 2S,0de armed men. and providing
the officers of said men with maps of
I Mexico.
CHEAP LAND FOR
MEXICAN FARMERS
, , .
iMadei0 ThllS H OriPS tn Pnt.
Down, Revolt Doesn 't
A- - - - -
Fear Intervention'
Mexico City. Mexj. Feb. 26. Not
withstanding reports of maay
.11-
turbances fxotn various parts, some of
them hitherto unUMrcaed by rebel ac
tiTitles, the government officials ap
peared to pin much faith for "an' early
peace to an ac;rariaR -plan, annouace-
ment of which was made here and
simultaneously at many points
throughout the republic.
it is proposed to parcel On easy
payments seme Si.voO, acres of
government lands in IS states at
prices ranging from 68 cents to $3
gold an acre.
To lAMfat -txrltn -nrilt bin than.
I selves to work a tract for fiye years
j land will be given free in parcels up
i to 100 acres per man. The plan, in
the opoinion of officials, will go far
toward removing one of the great
rallying cries of the rebels.
Don't Rear Intervention.
The president and the minister of
foreign relations appear to feel little
apprehension that complications with
the Washington government are im
minent through a possible battle at
Juarez.
Madero, after reading the dispatch
es indicating a determination on the
part of the American authorities to
prevent a recurrence of the events of
the last revolution In the border cit
ies, said that In his opinion there was
little chance of a battle occurring
there. He insisted there was no for
midable body of rebels in that vicin
ity and said the American govern
ment has made no threat to send
troops across the border.
Rebel Leader Caught.
Salgado. tbfe Guerrero rebel, who re
cently suffered a severe defeat at the
bands of the federals on the southern
border of Mexico, Is reported to have
been captured near Teloloapam. Guer
rero, west of Iguala.
Reports from Veracruzu Indicate an
outbreak In the western part of that
state, where a band is menacing the
town of Huatusco, near the state line.
The announcement is made that the
president has selected vice president
Pino Snares to fill the portfolio of 1
public instruction, succeeaing duguei
Diaz Lombardo. who will go to France
as minister.
ENRILE HAS GONE
FROM THE CITY
Gonzalo C. Knrlle. the' author of the
anti-American clrculor seized by state j
rangers Saturday evening. Is believed
to have left town. Up te 11 oclock
Saturday night he had occupied a room
at the Xavier house, on the corner of
San Antonio and south Ochoa streets,
but, he left there, ieavfng behind -some
women's clothes ad children's toys.
His present whereabouts is unknown
to the officers.
Saturday evening acting mayor J. I.
Hewitt Issued instrui tions tn the po
lice to arrest any one found distrib
uting circulars, but no a-rests for this
reason have been made
Enrile is wanted bv the local police
on the charge of inciting a riot in El
Paso Knrile is not -wanted by the de
partment of justice because of the law
which does not cover his case suffi
cientlv to secure a conviction
1- nrtlf has not been seen since the
seemd rn lamation. addressed to the
president of the Ualted States and
accusing him of everything but "kick
ing m dog around" Was set In type
.iml th. punt shop nt 610 San ntonio
M- . t 1- -Ji'lerl
It v 1 r " '' 1 to The H Paso pill
T..i ia tl At 1 11 il had been arrestid
I U Mill RlAa
... .,.....w. j,. W
- sss -a i
o ' g- ry s
MORMBNS'CAnLE
KILLED BY REBELS!
Complaint Is 2kjade that
Even Cows Are Killed;
Ked Flag Waves.
Colonia Dublan. Chihuahua, Mexico,
Feb. 23. (By Messenger to Columbus,
X. M.) The rerolutlon broke oat like
a thunder storm from a bine skt. As
i soon as it was learned that troublo had
1 a4 A aba ft v t"t'4l a 1 Tn a-ah . alMAin.. t
tnrd to the new revolutioBlats. A red ;
' flasc was raised and still waves over '
! Casae Graadea. There was.no ficntirz.
! there was no need for fisnttns. the
JJ eXIC
Mexicans are willlna; to ride another
bus norse ana eat anotner mans
fooa.
Gen. Inez Salasar is the big- man in
this section. He is the man who stops
the trains from running;, barns the
ouuRcs, lua ine muriuuns ctiue, con-
; A IIJ. II .g AC.C.K9a ClU, iAAU Wl VfcUVA
tnuiKs.
He camped on the lakes with about
SM of his followers, and they kUled
about IS head of cattle every day for
several days, then they began preparing
ror a Journey, and they killed a beef ;
' e'ery '" minutes. The canal workers
! tried to keep some kind of an estimate
: vi iue numoer ana io wnom uy Be
longed by watching- the ear marks on
the hides as they passed camp, but the '
butchers soon became wise and de- i
faced the ear marks while skinning.
A great many times they have killed
' a beef, taken the choice parts and left
tne Balance, including tne hKie. on tne
prairie to decay. A very valuable Jer
sey cow was found In that condition.
When IMadero was here he avoided
molesting the property of tlwf foreign
era The policy now appears to be
changed.
One of the principal reasons for
which the rabble became dissatisfied
with 'Madero is because he did. not ex
pel the foreigners.
The 200 Madero troopers that were
headed this way front Juarez, Bad to
turn back. The Salasar soKllers took
their horses and some of tbets ammuni
tion, and thought they bad rbeta cap
tured, when a train came atenjg-'Btndft
was confiscated to carry the soMfers
back to Ciudad Juarez and ChJhawhua
to safety. . t .'
A demand was made on the stores for
merchandise but their orders were
turned down. They threatened to send
100 armed men to force the merehaa
dlse, but they were dissuaded. Later
Salasar said they most have the mer
chandise, and they would P&T u corn.
When, a question of how tne corn wae
obtained nni an tbev ssdd the eora
was thelr's. and If toe merchants did 1
not wish to aceept cemtMsKreturn ia
merchandise, then epuld reft leg it.
they Intended to hare the artwas
neeuea. eitner peaoeaoiy or at tm.
or a gun. They got the goods. -"- .'
One night when the guards scere'ejut,
a bunch of -Mexicans came into town
and told the guards to go hom; and .go
Bfltt IUIU Lilt? XUBniB IV S7U UVOT Mn ,w
to bed or they would take? them orer
to casas Grandee and put rbenr te Jalt
salazar afterwards said that wa -
r.
cause the country was under court mar-
tlal law. They could guard all they
' wanted to so long as they did not bear
I firearms. He signed an order to the
errect that all foreigners snouw oe let
fllirn. li tli.lp nninr. ttnrf 1v thA nrOD-
rir '-i ." " . - "-Trrvj:;'i.i
eriy. yet ne was in commxnu wn
were camped on the lakes and killed
the colony cattle.
ams. criuz con-zaies is
BROUGHT TO EI PASO HOSPITAL.
Mrs. Cruz Gonzales was brought In
Sunday night from her ranch home In
the state of Chihuahua, very 01. and
taken to an El Paso hospital. She was
aboard the Mexico North Western train
that brought Miss Eleanor Wilson up
tn Tnarez Saturday niant. out wwn
ocner .mr..?.. . .." -rrTTIlir-
around the bridge which JuaresWxens
burned near Bau. he on Saturday. Jrs.
Oonzales was too ,11 to be carried, over ,
and remained on the train until the
bridge was repaired Sunday afternoon.
-d-hon the coach was brought in.- jar.
Oonsales. who was already in EI Paso,
went down on the engine and accom
panied his sick wife back Into Juarez.
Mr Gonzales is a cousin of Abram
Gonzales, governor of Chihuahua.
Manv sufferers from rheumatism have
been surprised and delighted with the
prompt relief afforded by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment Not one case
or rheumatism in ten requires any In
ternal trestment whater This linl
mei t is for sale b all dealers.
Kull measure at 5outhwesYern Fuel Co.
25c
25c
25c
Standard Uoro, OCu
3 cane for . ; 40C
(Or $1.90 Per Caae)
Best Belle Springs Butter,
BOULEVARD
Or for Hfenla Pa
HIGHLAN
Pioneer Milfc,
3 cans for
(Or $3.75 Per Gas)
St. Charles Milk (tite Se
sizeC, 6 far
(Or ?1-S5 Per Owe)
Standard TootatoxK,
Z cans for
(Or $1.90 Per CeJ
NOW IS THE
TIME TO PLANT
Vegetable, Flower and Field
Seeds, Onion, Eadish, Cabbage,
Turnip, Spinach, Beets.
White Onion Sets 25c a Pound
Yellow Onion Sets 20c a Pound
We have just received a car of fine hard 3Sorthern
Grown Onion Sets. Write for prices on large quan
tities. Write for our free 1912 illustrated catalogue.
B
E Paso
515 San. Antonio
Street
El Paso, Texas
The El Paso
to care for its rapidly growing business has opened a
Branch Store at Stanton and Missouri Streets in
conjunction with the Smith Ice Cream Company.
Our Milk and Milk Products
will be sold over the counter there, but customers are
requested to send, as heretofore, their orders for de
liveries to our 423 No. Oregon Street Dairy Store.
Bell 340 and 360 Auto. 1156
REBELS TAKE THE
, TERRAZAS CATT
Get rt Trainload at Pearson
All Is Quiet in That
Yicinitv.
rearson, Chih.. Feb 24 (Delayed
After being cut off from the
world for three weeks, the marooned
Americans In lfe&rastn wa a .n
Npy by the arriValof a train froni
3ETg orfn,aranInU , 'waT'three6
weeks and one hour late, nearly
caused a riot, as the men stampeded
for the station. Oirito a .im ZuZa
.. . . w
re a compact several weoka uo
. .. - ..- v
' t? t' BJ ao,to 8,aY a
passenger train arrived from Juarez
j ..'" , ." B i""y quiet among
tne revolutionary faction here. There
are dui iew insurrectos here now.
some are camped in the mountains ojt
of here, i "day about 20 of Gen. Ines
, mi lunowers came into Pearson
from CaSSS GrandiHK rlk n A.-4
-k j ..i ":-. : ?-"
r . - rL. "" " "T ana loaded up a
lot of cattle and horses from the Ter
razas ranch and took them back to
supply Salasar-s army. It is reported
here that Salazar is on his way to cap
ture Juarez.
P C Tnede, general manager of the
Madera company, and E. E. Eck. took
special train from Juarez bate
TU it. . ". --
uu.aj ina;ui ana. without any train ' "" i me jail to see about the Amer
orders, proceeded cautiously to Pear- j Jcan nd liaa done nothing to secure
SOB. 1 19 r C CobiSS
A very severe
windstorm raged
In
. "?" IJJZ!Si
Pearson Frldav ni.kt c.,.h
mo. 1 . "." r." DUW a V "
nr,a", 1. 8!?pPlP.e Practicalrr all
the outside construction -ir
A regular stream of Americans have
passed through Pearson en route for
the states, by the wagon route.
In case of intervention by the
United States th Amrina t-a have
.planned to combine with the Mormons
ri Juarez and Loionia lnojaa
until the troops could get down here.
By uniting, quite a formidable force
could be got together, perhaps 1800 to
20W flghUng men.
TO CTRR v COLD Ef ONE DAT
Take I.XTIVP RRilMn Quinine Tab-
"ets. Druggists refund money if it falls ,
to cure. E W GROVE'S signature is on
"-" 10c
-ir
(Or U Per Cbe
-
Green or Wax Beaog, v v nj
2 cans for .."''
(Or $8.70 Per 0me)
sy & 25c
nr eoa --
(Or $1.7 Per oea
Strictly Pre Yard (B
(staraed), per do
40c
per lb 35c
Pioe653or634 vm
Q ROCllR 1
Pbone 1666 and 1662
ed Co.
Dairy Company
. 'k.i T A Ctv TTT A II u 1.1 1.11 1 n
" r'iiOU U X1A U " J JC U it
i ARRESTEE IN JUAREZ
Rav HarTall Hplfl Tncnmmr
, XXlJr -" A " -iJ.nu iUt OIXUHU-
nicado; Was Taking
JAan to -Bauche.
Anto No. 5 n u. aflfcUc stand at
the city hall was missing Monday Ra .
HarraU. the driver of the car Is in t r
Juarez jail, incommunicado because of
as effort to take a passenger to tae
camp of the rebels at Bauche Saturduv
night. Harrall was arrested Just .mt-
S. of i"r? a w take to jalL
He is said to have been earning a Mex
ican passenger, and the report or: his
arrest was that he was carrying a per
son thought to have been a spy. Harrall
I mwi riieaaea .Monday morning.
American consul T. D. Edwards, in
Juarez, said Monday tbat he knew
, notnlna- of the cans th h . ...
1 K .- .. ... . -- "-. " ' "I
REBKt NEiAR AGUA PR1BTA
BATTIJS WITH THK RSOULARS
Douglas, Ariz. Feb S A eompanv
of federal soldiers led by Comtnissart .
Calles. of Agua Prleta. fousrht a brief
battle Sunday with the rebel band
which Friday raided the Bliss ranch
near tie border. The rebels retreate.l
under fire, leaving two dead.
Calles and his force overtook th
rebels 15 miles south of here. No pur
suit was given, as Capt. Trujillo. Wit'
another force of federals. Is coming uo
from the south and the two fore---
hope to catch the rebels between th--"T
some t'rrt. t 'n'g-ht or tomorrow rr ---
mr
nUf fv 1
----j-a - a I
fbjcHHB
each box 'j;c