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EL PASO HERALD
Friday, February 21, 1913
riicrobes In Your Scalp
Authorities say that a micreba
causes baldness. If yoa are Josisg
feair try our remedy at oar risk.
Professor Unna. of Germany, sad
Dr. Eebouraud, tbe great French
Dermatologist, claim that a mi
crobe eeuses baldness, and their
theory bar been verified by eminent
scientists. This microbe destroys
tbe hair folMeles, is time causing the
scalp pores to dose and tbe scalp to
become shiny. Thea,K is behoved
nothing wfll revive tbe growth. If
treated before thia occurs, baldness
may be overcome.
We know of nothing that baa
given such universal satisfaction ia
treating the scalp and hair as Rexall
"93" Hair Tonic. It has been de
signed after long study to overcome
tbe cause of faffing hair as discovered
by Prof. Unas, Dr. Sabouraud and
other scalp and hair speciahsts, sad
we believe it will do more than anr
thing else can to remove dandruff and
etop falling hair; and if any human
agency can promote a new ti-ovrts.
of hair it will do that, too.
We want you to make us prove it.
We trill pay for a month's treatraeat
of Rexall "93" Hair Tonic uied dar
ing a trial, if you trill use it ac
cording to directions, and are Sot
thoroughly satisfied. When we iriU
do this, you surely should not hesitate
to at least try it
Start th treatmeat today. Yobs
mere request will get your money
baclctfyoi want it. Two sixes: Wo
and SI .00
You can boy Rexall "93" Hair Toak
ia this romuMtahy only at our store:
KELLY & POLLARD
People's Drug Store
1 Paso The 3astat6 Jtew Texas
There is a Rexall Store hi nearly every town
aad otty in tbe United States, Canada sad
Great Britain. There is a (hfierest Bsx&H
Remedy f nearly every ortnaary feraaan BS
each especially designed for the partteoJar ffi
for which it is recommended.
The RcxaH Stars are America' Greet
Drag- Store
TURKS MASSACRE
MANY CHRISTIANS
Sofia, Bulgaria, Feb. 21. One hun
drrj Christians were massacred by
Turkish troops yesterday in the village
of Kenaminio, according to news re
c iied by the Bulgarian government to
ca Similar massacree and other
i-'oi itiea are reported throughout
tlie Tchatalja district, a large por
tion of v. Men has been left unprotected
h the I irrial withdrawal of the Bul-
nan t oops.
UEFKCTIVK FXTTK CAUSES FIRE.
At 10:::" odock Thursday night the
futral fire-company responded to an
.' i;irm for a fire ia the building at the
c nrner of Myrtle avenue and Stanton
street A defective flue was given as
the cause of the fire, which did only a
y'ight damage.
PL VN S ARK MADE FOR
SKW SIX ROOSI BUSCALOW
I'lans for a six room bungalow home
'or J A. Wright are being made by O.
ji Thorman A company. It is to coat
31500 and will be erected on Hueco
street in Government Hill.
itching, Crusted
Eczema Is Cured
By A Single Jar Of" Realnol After
Many Remedies Had Failed
Brooklyn, N. Y.. Not. n, 191. "It
would be very wrong not to tell you
wbat Resinoi Ointment and Resinol
Soap have done for us. 3ty baby boy
was born with a rough sljin. It kept
getting worse all the time. It became
a weeping, bctc win and at times a. thick
crust would form. He would cry and
itch moet all the time. I cannot tell
3' :u all the remedies and salves I used,
before I sent for Resinol samples.
"At once I washed him with Resinol
Soap and put on Resinol Ointment. He
lept for three hours. When he awoke
I washed him again and, like a miracle,
the scabs dropped off and have never
r turned. You would not have known
"m: Then I bought Resinol Soap and
a large jar of Ointment, but before it
was all used, baby was well. I would
not be without Resinol Ointment and
Soap. I have recommended them to
all my friends." (Signed) Mrs. Katie
Markert. 17S Ralph street.
If you or any of your little ones
are suffering from eczema, rash, tetter,
ringworm, or other itching-, burning
skin eruption, there is only one better
proof of the Talue of Hesinol. That
is try it yourself and see! You can buv
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap
at any druggist's, or can get
samples free by writing- to Dept.5-T,
Kesinol Chem. Co., Baltimore, Md.
Resinol stops itching instantly. Pre
scribed by careful doctors for eighteen
3 ears. Advertisement.
German Coffee Cake
Made Without Ycact
By Mrs. Janet McKenzie Hill, Editor of
the Boston Cooking School Magazine,
There is no warm bread quite as appro
priate for Sunday morning breakfast as
German Coffee Cake, yet it is seldom made
by housewives who do not bake their own
bread. Jf K C double rake Baking Powder
is used it will be just as good as if raised
uw yeast and it will have the further ad
vantage of being fresh and warm. Save
this recipe and try X next Sunday.
K C German Coffee Cake
Two and one-fourth cups sifted flowr;
$ level teaspoonfiUs KC Baking Ttnoder;
j. leva, leasvooxjvi aatt; 2
tablespoonfiUs Tnelied but
ter; S tablespooitfiilsaugar;
1 egg; milk.
Sift dry ingredients together, beat the egg,
add milk and butter to tbe egg to make one
gnd one-quarter cups; stir all together with
inverted spoon to a stiff batter. Turn into
biscuit pan aid spread even. Brush top
lightly with nicked butter. Sprinkle sugar
and ground cinnamon over the top. Bake
in moderate oven.
Dutch Apple dke or Eruoe Kuchen can
be made with this same batter by covering
the top with pared and sliced apples, or
cooked prunes with the pits removed, skin
sides down. Dredge with sugar aad ciasa
mon the same as for Coffee Cake.
"The Cook's Book" contains 99 just such
delicious recipes. You can secure a copy
free by sending the colored certificate packed
; i 2";-cert crns of K C Baking Powder to
iuc j-iqurs Mfg. Co., Chicago, being sure tc
37.IS your came sod address plainly.
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CATHOLIC PRELATE
DIES AT KANSAS CITY
Death of Bishop Hojran Leave Cardinal
Gibbons Only Survivor of the
Convocation of 1S09.
Kansas Citx, Mo.. Feb. 21. Bishop
John Joseph Hogan, of the diocese of i
western Missouri, the oldest' catholic j
prelate in this country, both In years j
and point of service, died of pneumo-
nia at the ecclesiastical residence here
today. For 44 years he had been a
bishop. '
Bishop Hogan acquired a cold 16 days
ago which immediately developed Into
oneumonia. He said at that time: "I
will nevsr get over this. My body has
grown old in my work and will not out
last this illness.
Bishop Hogan was born in county'
Limerick, Ireland, in 18X9. At the age
of 18 he came to the United States and
entered a theological seminary in St.
Louis, where he was ordained a priest
five years later.
In 18S7 the church called for an active
missionary to open up the wilds of
northwest Missouri. Mounted upon his
sturdy pony, John the Baptist, father
Hogan plunged Into the wastes of that
section' of the state teaching his re
ligion. The death of bishop Hogan leaves
cardinal Gibbons the only survivor in
the American hierarchy of 'the convoca
tion held in tbe Vatican in Rome in
189.
THE COURTS.
S4TH DISTRICT COURT.
Dan M. Jacksoa, Presiding.
L. K. Ross, charged with robbery by
use of firearms; qn trial.
Maud Myrtle McLaughlin vs. N. a
McLaughlin, suit for divorce, custody
of minor children and jwrtition; filed.
u. u. iawrence. jr.- vs. jsi .faso jsiec
i trie Railway company, suit for dam
' ages: filed.
I Elnora J. Gibson, by next friend, vs.
I El Paso Electric company, suit for
, damages: filed.
Refugla A. Bustillos vs. Jose Bns-
tillos suit for divorce- ft 11
F. W. Braun vs. Texas & Pacific
rtallwav company, suit for damages;
filed.
'i-.allie Geneva Burke, by T. Carroll,
vs. Robert J. Burke, suit for divorce;
filed.
MST DISTRICT COURT.
A. M. Walthall, Presiding.
Manuel E. Flores, next friend, vs.
Sduthern Pacific company, suit for
damages for personal injuries; judg
ment for $250 for plaintiff.
Times Publishing Co. vs. E. S. Rood,
injunction: a verdict of $1508 was re
turned for the defendant.
a S. Hill vs. Western Union Tele
graph Co., suit for damages for $1950:
on trial.
COUXTY COURT.
A. S. J. Kylar, Presiding.
G. Williams, charged with carrying
pistol; complaint filed.
A. J. Terbavoc, charged with carrying
pistol; complaint filed.
JUSTICES COURTS.
ET B. McCIlBtock. Presiding.
H. Pateman vs. Victor E $oenig.
sun on sifcg.zo note; nieo.
J. J. Mnrohy, Presiding.
First State Bank of Las Cruces. N.
JC vs. C D. Casad. suit on $100 note;
filed.
First State Bank of Las Cruces vs.
Texas Bank & Trust Co., garnishment
unit; filed.
Guillermo Valenzuela. charged with
nurder; complaint filed.
RHBBLS LOOT TWO RANCHES
OX "WAY TO MATAHORAS
Browns. ille. Texas, Feb. 21. Rebels
en route from San Benito, Mex to join
those ia control of the town of Mata
moras, across the border from Browns
ville, looted two ranches, according to
advices received here- From the So
licino ranch, 24 miles -west of Mata-
rnoraa. (Me in cash and horses and
cattle were stolen. A store was pil
laged and employes of the ranch
robbed. One aged woman was forced
to surrender $190, which she had hid-
den in her dress, la Paima rancn aiso
was robbed, but the extent of the op
erations tiere has not been learned.
When the band left San Benito It
numbered 80 men, but recurits were
found on the way and it is reported
that about 200 men are now in the
party.
SONORA STATE MAY RBMAK
LOYAI TO MADERO RRGIHE
Cansmea, Sonora, Mex.. Feb. 21. A
special meeting of tbe state congress
has been called immediately and mem
bers of that body are now leaving their
homos for Hermoslllo. The meeting is
called for the purpose of deciding just
what stand the state will take in re
gard to the condition of affairs in
Mexico City.
It seems that the state is still loyal
to Madero, notwithstanding his present
position, and there is a possibility that
the state win Keep liseu oui oi any
trouble which may arise as a result
of the overthrow of the president in
Mexico City. ' Many believe that the
meeting- will result In a declaration of
loyalty to Madero. If he should be
killed, vice president Suarez would be
recognized as president, and then the
president of the national congress.
E-BS THE DONKBT IS BARRED
FROM THE IXAUCtRAL PARADE
Washington. D- C. Feb. 21. There
are to be no Democratic or other don
keys in the Inaugural parade on March
4. Thie was decided at a meeting of
the inaugural committee when It -was
asked to pass on the request of a
Washington man who desired to lead a
donkey adorned with the horns of a
hull moose and the tusks of an ele
phant. Further the committee decided thei-e
should be no other animals in the pa
rade aside from horses. This order
was occasioned by the reojueet of an
organization that proposed to bring a
one-eyed elephant dressed in ridicu
lous fashion. The committee felt that
it would be beneath the dignity of the
occasion to permit burlesques of this
character.
RECOVERED FR03I
SEVERE X.TJXG TROUBLE
"While we all know that plenty of fresh
air and good food are necessary to per
sons suffering from lung trouble, some
thing more is needed to bring about
full health. Eckman's Alterative Is a
medicine for throat and lung troubles,
and so many reports have been re
ceived showing that it brought about
good results In a number of cases which
were declared hopeless, that all suffer
ers who are not benefitting otherwise
should at least investigate what It has
done for others. It may be the means
of restoring you to health. Investigate
this case:
Madison Lake. Minn.
"Gentlemen: In December, 1908, and
March, 1909, I was taken with hemor
rhages of the hings which confined me
several weeks, each time to my bed.
Thosr loft me very treaK and I coughed
at nights and could not sleep. My ap
petite also failed me. My doctor ad
vised me to so "West. So, iii Septem
ber, 1909, I planned to go. but I had
four more hemorrhages, which put me
in bed for three weeks.
"In November I started for Denver.
Colo. After my arrival I met Michael
Brody. who. upjn learning of my con
dition, urged me to take tckman a Al
terative, in about two months I began
to feel better. I kept on taking the
medicine and improved fast. In March,
1910, I returned home. I think I am
entirely well, have a good appetite and
sleep welL When I left Denver my
weight was 130 pounds. I now 'weigh
ike .- -,.! -nroiirht. I thank God
and your Alterative for my health. If
I can help any other person suffering
from Tuberculosis. I "will gladly do so."
(Sworn Affidavit) P.VCX, I FASNACHT.
Eckman's Alterative is effective in
Bronchitis, Asthma. Hay Fever; Throat
and Lung Troubles, and in upbuilding
the system. Does not contain poisons,
opiates or habit-forming drugs. For
ale by Kelly & Poll!, d, Knoblauch
Drug Co . People's Drug Store and oth
er Kadin - drjggrists Ask tor booklet
tPllinp of armories, and write to Hck
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Special for Friday and Saturday
Sea Food
Red Fish, Drum Rock Cod, Baracuda, Smelts, Cod
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Poultry
Kansas Hens 22c Texas Springs ..... .30c,
Texas Hens 20c Texas Turkeys 30c
All kinds of Fresh and Packing House Meats on
hand at Living Prices. We give phone orders special
attention.
Vegetables
Okra, Lettuce, Beets, Turnips, Rutabagas, Carrots,
Sgg Plant, CauliflowerEndive, Parsley or anything
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Fruit
Oranges, per doe.
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Bananas,
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Lemons,
per doz
Pineapples,
' each
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25c
35c
Phone 800-1-2 and
CHILD DISAPPEARS
. FROM HOSPITAL
Philadelphia Father Declares Patient
Turned Over to him Is not Child
He Took to Hospital.
Philadelphia, Pa. Feb. 21. The au-
thorities at the municipal hospital f-r
contagious diseases are trying to learn '
the identity of the 3 year old girl they j
supposed was Beatrice Kaufman and at :
the same time discover what has be- I
come of the real Beatrice, who was ad- '
mi t ted to the institution six weeks ago
suffering from scarlet fever. Beatrice's
t?inf.VtTf ?S ;U,f . rS;
thhSaT'yeslftefllnT himne
.. , T .. , ..
. Is
Mttle irirl was recovering
Yesterdav he was notified to come
and take her home Kaufman was sur
prised when a child .whom he did not
recognize was turned over to him.
Phat Is . not ray Beatrice,' he ex-
elalmed. "Oh. yefe It is. She has
changed in appearance on account of
illness."
Kaufman took the child to his home
so that his wife might decide. Mrs.
ivaufman also declared that the child
was not her Beatrice, and the little girl,
failing to note any familiar surround
ings) burst into loud sobs for "mamma."
She was taken back to the hospital last
night, the real Beatrice could not be
located.
THINK BLOODSTAIN
MAY SOLVE MYSTERY
A stain of supposed human blood has
been found on a dagger taken from
Gueillermo Valenzuela Wednesday
night when he was arrested by the
ponce on a cnarge or carrying tnat
weapon. Police think it may solve the
aed 19 vear& whse bodvwaa found
KSel15' Jea-TS' wnose dooj was round .
iasc sunaay morning ny tne poitoe. xne
dead man had been stabbed in the
heart by a thin bladed dagger, and
the weapon recovered from Valenzu
ela. it is claimed, fitted that descrip
tion. Thursday afternoon the police were
in the act of transferring the defend
ant to the county court, a complaint
charging him with carrying a dagger
having been filed in that court, when
jailor Duchene picked up the weapon
and noticed the stain on its blade. Ser
geant Lon Garner examined the dag
ger and come to the conclusion that
the stain was of human blood. Under
the examination of Jesse, C Stansel,
chief of the city detective department,
Valenzuela is said to have broken down
and made a confession implicating
hlmsei and three others in the kill
ing. A confession was prepared in
legal form by assistant ci$y attorney
Volney Brown, and the man signed it.
according to the police.
Rafael, Manuel and Kugenio Porras
were arrested by the detectives Thurs
day afternoon in connection with the J
case. Jose Fierro, -who claimed that
he was the owner of the dagger, was
arrested at noon Friday. Fierro stated
that the dagger had been stolen from
his possession about a week ago. He
identified it as his, but disclaimed hav
ing any connection with the case on
which the others are being held.
COLORADO SENATOR OPPOSES
FULL CREW TRAIN BILL.
Denver, Colo., Feb. 21. Considera
tion of the full crew train bin brought
out a lively discussion in the senate
today. The bill provides three brake
men on each freight train of 35 cars.
Senator conforth, of Colorado
Springs, criticised the measure and
favored striking out the enacting
clause. He said:
"You have a bill here to compel
the railroads to use a certain head
light manufactured by only one firm,
another bill to comil them to use a
similar block signal system, a bill
compelling them to employ more men
and one to regulate their affairs. You
have not a single bill inviting men
to build more railroads in Colorado.
I am in favor of striking out the en
acting- clause.
MICHIGAN RESUBMITS SUFFRAGE
Lansing, Mich.. Feb. 21. Tbe house
of representatives today passed a res
olution providing for the re-submission
of the woman suffrage question
at the April election this year. The
bill now goes to - the senate. Equal
suffrage in Michigan was defeated in
the fall election by a close vote.
MICHIGAN ADOPTS EUGENICS BILL.
Lansings Mich.. Feb. 21. The lower
house of the Michigan legislature has
passed the Glassner eugenics hill, which
provides that every person seeking to
marry must submit to physical examin
ation and obtain a certificate of good
health before a license will h cranio
The bill now goes to the senate.
OHIO RlATIFIBS ELECTIONS
Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 21. The Ohio
Biaie senaie ims aiternoon adopted
the house resolution ratifying the pro
posed federal consti rational amend
ment for the popular election of United
States senators.
IOWO HOUSE SUBMITS SUFFRAGE
Des Moines. Iowa, Feb. 21 The low
er house of the Iowa legislature todav
passed a resolution providing for the
submission to the voters of an equal
?u"raSJL 8nntito the constitu
tion. The vote was 81 to K.
COLOMBIA REJECTS TERM"!
OF V. S. IN PANAMA DISPl TE
Bogota. Colombia. Feb. 21 The
newspapers here declare today that th.
Colombian government has ,-.! ..ri
proposed settlement of the dispute be- I
... " .. uu.i.ru uuhcj, ana uoiomoia
over ine partition or I'anamj
which I thi-
iiiej say as onerea bv tho Tift frov- '
crnm-'nt It is asserted Ci.loril.' . i . v- ,
L'CCtS lo oi tain bette. llrnn f..,..i il.r I
rnrrrrlnc administration at ah- i
ineton. j
Central m
APPLES OF ALL KINDS.
Ben Dark, Oaao, Black
Twig, per lb
Arkansas Blacks, .
per lb
Golden Ortbys,,
per lb
Wine Saps,
pertb
5c
8c
8c
8c
arket,Inc.
Get What You Want.
1 MORE EARTH SLIDES
INTO !BIGr CANAL
Work In Farther Delayed and More
Expenue Ik Incurred In the
I DIr Waterway.
j Washington, D. C, Feb. 2L More
, than 2,000,000 cubic yards of earth
and rock are in motion along the I
Panama canal and the slides are show- j
ing more than usual activity. This
was the information received from the j
canal zone today. In addition to the '
slides, which will involve additional
FTW.Jk. WMV.C LMC
work before the water is turned into
' the canal, there still remains about
, i: ? ?L 'vation before the
""'" wuipieiw.
On or about October 16 the water
will be turned In the canal bed. The
Tarmy engineers are looking forward
to the opening of the sluice gates, for
it will give them opportunity then to
test the proof of their assertion that
the slides of earth and rock in the Cu
lebra cut can be removed cheaply and
with little trouble by means of dredges
and that the slides will present little
engineering' difficulties.
KILLS HIS WIFE; IS
THEN SHOT BY SON
Oakland. Cal., Feb. 21. After shoot
ing his wife dead, Henry Goldberg-, a
painter, was shot and killed today by
his 21 year old son. Edward. Father
and son fought desperately for the
possession of tbe revolver with which
Goldberg had killed his wife. The son
finally secured it and shot his father
through the head, killing him in
stantly. Mrs. Goldberg had brough suit . for
divorce. uoidDerg returned to his nome.
" theroom where his wife
...,- .,. wit,Mt n -n-nwr hnt
was sitting and. without a word, shot
her aeaa. xne son, wno was in an adjoining-
room rushed at his father and
the second tragedy occurred.
CHAIN PRISONERS
TO COACH SEATS
"Washington, D. C, Feb. 21. Chained
to the car seats, one person to each
seat, two coach loads of federal con
victs were taken under a heavy guard
today from the District of Columbia
Jail to the Minnesota state penitentiary
at Stillwater. The transfer was made
at the instigation of the department of
justice and their transfer to the Min
nesota institution was made necessary
by the crowded condition of the federal
penitentiary at Moundville, "W. Va.,
to which district prisoners generally
are transferred. The convicts will ar
rive at their destination Sunday morn
ing. EL PASOANS OPPOSE
SUNDAY PICTURES
Austin. Tex.. Feb. 21. Petitions to
senator Hudspeth signed by about 1008
church people of 1 Paso and other
citisens were read today in the senate
in which the petitioners urge the pas
sage of the Lattlmore bill which seeks
to prohibit moving pictures and Sun
day theaters.
"WILD "WEST" HOLDUP
IS STAGED AS JOKE
Eagle, Colo., Feb. 21. A fake holdup,
elaborately staged in true "wild Vest"
style, was part of the entertainment
which this town provided for a crowd
of prospectors and other visitors in a
local saloon last night The chief vic
tim of the hoax was "W. H. Upton, of
Leadville. who was "robbed" of $1000
and a $300 diamond by three friends
masked and disguised as highwaymen.
Several officials and a number of news
paper men accepted the holdup as
genuine and deputies in surrounding
counties are still searching the moun
tains for the "bandits."
Sheriff Henry, of Eagle county, was
taken into the confidence of the Jokers
and he took the precaution to go
through the saloon and relieve the
prospective vicUms of their guns be
Iore the hour set for the performance
TODEVELOPTHEBUST
To Beauty Editor: I am so ashamed
or my thin bust that I want to ask
you If there Is any harmless way to
develop it My hips and the rest of
my body are right for the present
styles and I. do not want them any
larger, but my bust Is so flat thst I
would try anything that gave hope of
even three or four more inches develop
ment. Mary S.
The only thing I know of that will
develop the bust without increasing
the slae of the hips, or without putting
on flesh where not needed is a nre-
scription put up by the Dr. Kelly Co..
specially ior small ana unaeveiopea
breasts. It is the discovery of a
woman physician whose practice was
largely among her own sex and in
most cases increases the bust measure
four to six Inches in a month. Send
10c to the Dr. Kelly Co.. Dept. 432 BA.
Buffalo. N T and thev will send you
a trial package of the treatment with
out charge. This i said to be of great
value in cases of arrested development
of the bust and will grre a full, beau
tiful form without anyone knowinK
that the treatment was used.
Man mothers have told me that .ir
ier thf bahv had been weaned, the
breasts l.eiame flabby and shrunken.
but the us. ..f Pi. Kelly"s prescription
made th-n mil and firm Do not use
pads or bust forms as they never look
natural and ha-ve a dh'J eriect upon
gem r.il health
"Zf1htr wonlH T
-.eomm.-n.l ordinarv flesh builders or
t.nio a- tl m rease tho hips and
Innl: .I ,, i.rcamt stlo! th.
f..i - m t.r -! (! cv-r where e- j
,,;,. j,.Uj i a- m!"1h d bust. Ad'. J
t
We
ave i oil
OUR PRICES ARE
ANTEE OUR GOODS STANDARD
QUALITY.
20 lbs. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR, $1.00
15 lbs. Fancy Potatoes .
14 lbs. Fancy Onions for
Imperial Oats, 3 pkgs. for . .' . ,25c
Krinkle Corn Flakes,. 4 pkgs. for 25c
Strictly fresh Yard Eggs, per doz. 30c
Sweet Clover Creamery Butter, 2 lbs. for 75c
Genuine Mexican Pink Beans, 4 lbs. for 25c
Fancy Head Rice, 3 lbs. for 25c,,
Snowdrift, better than Lard
4 lb. pail for . .55c
Diamond M. Flour, every
24 lb. sack for . . 75c
Lady Arundel Tomatoes,
Fancy Iowa Corn, 3 cans
Fcmcy String Beans, 3.cans
Evaporated Milk, all brands, 3 cans for 25c
Fancy Prunes, 3 lbs. for ...-. 25c
Evaporated Apricots, per
Evaporated rigs, 3 lbs. for i . .25c
Pure California Table Claret, per gallon . . 65c
Pure California Sweet Wines, per gallon . .75c
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED.
109-11 South Sianion.
V
ZONA WILL
PR08L PRISON
(Continued from page 1.)
and engrossing committee and will take
its regular course.
Hughes's bill is designed to make it
possible to deed to the Carnegie desert
laboratory, at Tucson, the 320 acres of
land it now occupies, in order that Its
building fund can be spent there.
Senator Hughes introduced a bill to
appropriate $1500 to the Ariaona Pi
oneer Historical society.
School Taxation.
A favorable report was submitted by
the municipal corporations committee
o;J Lovin's bill to permit counties,
school districts and incorporated cities
t j issue bonds in excess of 4 percent of
their assessed valuation. Later the bill
was taken up in committee of the whole
and recommended for regular course.
The Judiciary committee reported a
substitute for Chase's bill making it
Impossible for a real estate or mining
broker to collect commission for a sale
without a written contract to act aa
agent for the seller.
Worsley's Memorial Shelved.
In committee of the whole, the sen
ate voted 7 to 11, to postpone indefi
nitely senator Worsley's memorial ask
ing congress to extend the postal bank
ing system to include a. general bank
ing and loan business.
"I don't care if it costs Arizona a.
thousand dollars a minute," Worsley
asserted, discussing his bill. "Congress
cots $30 a minute; it has been running
along for many years, but has it ever
done anything of substantial benefit to
us?"
"The money trust." he said, "is run
ning the United States to suit itself.
Every panic is a bankers' panic. As at
present conducted, the postal banking
system is merely a tool of the moneyed
interests.
Senators Davis, Harrison, Hecht
man, Hughes. Pace. Willis and "Wors
ley voted agair.st the indefinite post
ponement of the memorial. In the
course of his remarks. Worsley de
clared that the house is responsible for
more than two-thirds of that $2 a
minute cost to Arisona. C. B. "Wood
stated that he had investigated the
matter thoroughly and had found that
the legislature was costing only $1.99
3-7 a minute, figuring it on the basis
of an eight-hour day. Therefore It
cost only 30 cents a minute to hear
Worsley talk, and Wood declared that
it was "dirt cheap" at the price.
State to losae Bonds.
Within the next few days a bill to
submit to the people an amendment
to the constitution which will permit
tbe state to issue bonds, will be in
troduced in the senate.
When attorney general G. P. Bul
lard submitted his opinion that the
constitution forbids the Issuance 't
bonds except to the extent of $350,000
and that to cover Indeptednees. it
killed the road bond proposition, tne
proposed addition to the capital and
senator C. B. Wood's measure for tho
creation of a state reclamation ser
vice. The most important part of the
latter bill was an Irrigation bond issue
of $20,000,000.
Tf th. bill for the submission of
an amendment becomes a law. all the j
bond propositions will be revived.
The House.
Two bills and a memorial were In
troduced in the house Thursday. One
of the bills, by Johnson, is to make
the service of summons papers by
mail legal. The other, by Jones, pro
vides a uniform course of study in
high schools.
Whipple, of Greenlee. Is the author
of the memorial. It asks congress to
appoint a committee and make an ap
propriation for the investigation cf
abandoned army posts in the west,
with a view to their conversion into
tuberculosis sanatoriums.
Hunt County BUI.
Tom Maddock's Hunt county bill
passed the house l to 1S- I-a 5C
in the smate is problematical, but the
chances are in favor of its passage
by that bodv. Gov. Hunt will then be
providing for i
askeI tn alaro a bill
the creation of a county named after
himself Hunt county Is to be carved
off the west side of Coconino, and
Williams is to be the f-ounty aeat.
B ,i vote of 2 to 14 the bill pro
lidni" for the payment of fees to
witnew, .. m criminal cases was passed.
Linnev's bill providing for the forma
tion of a game preserve in Coconino
and Saao counties, in the Clear
pnek region, was also passed ,OnIv
two nt wfic registered against
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public roads or trails was postponed
indefinitely.
No Change- Ia Fiscal Tear.
The ways and means committee re
ported unfavorably on Bradners bill
to change the fiscal year of Arizona
to conform to the calendar year, ex
plaining that it conflicts with the
constitution.
Bradner's bill providing; that the leg
islature shall meet the first Tuesday
in February instead of tbe first Tues
day in January was reported favor
ably by the constitutional amendments
committee. No. 34. providing thatthe
adjutant general can spend money out
of the Military fund to build an ar
mory wherever the eltiseDS of, a city
are -wining 10 pay nail tne cost, was
favorably reported by the committee
on mliftia and public defence.
T WBSTEnX PACIFIC OPPOSES
SEW DEAL FOR THK S. P.
San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 2L Three
reasons why the Southern Pacific com
pany should not be allowed to eater
a contract with the Central Pacific
for Joint use of the Benieia abort
line between San Francisco and Sac
ramento will be urged by the Western
Pacific, when the application comes
before the state railroad commission
again tomorrow for a further hearing'.
Uader the Sherman an ti-trust law.
K will be argued, the proposed lease
is a contract in restraint of trade.
SIXTY MILLIONS IX CUIUUBXCY
IS SHIPPED TO CmXA.
San Francisco. Calif.. Feb. 3L Sixty
millions of potential wealth stowed
in 140 wooden chests sailed for Hong
kong today on the liner Nippon Mara.
The consignment la listed as paper
and travels at the modest rate of I
a ton. It will not become currency
until the notes have been signed In
China. They were printed In New
York.
The shipment was said to be the
first set of bank notes printed for
China since the overthrew of the Man
chu dynasty and the establishment of
the republic.
PROSECUTOR MAY TBSTIFY
IX TRIAL OF C. S. DARROW,
Los Angeles, Calif.. Feb. 31. The
prosecution in the trial of Clarence S.
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