El Paso herald., May 03, 1913, Week-End Edition, Section A, Page 8-A, Image 8

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EE PASO HERALD
S-4E
Saturday, May 3, 1913
Go Out Tomorrow
Look at all other suburbs of El Paso far or near, then come back
and let us show you -
Richmond Terrace
WHERE ALL IMPROVEMENTS ARE MADE.
NOT PROMISED.
See the beauty of its improvements. See the splendid paved streets,
cement sidewalks, parking, etc Richmond Terrace has every im
provement an inside cky lot can have. You don't have to wait for
El Paso to grow to k, for the city is rapidly surrounding it NOW
with beautiful homes.
Prices Are $450 And Up
Terms: One-quarter down, balance in one, two and three years,
6 per cent interest, or 10 per cent down and 5 per cent a month.
No interest, bo mortgage, no taxes.
AUSTIN & M ARR
304 San Antonio St Phone 4350. Caples Building.
LATTA & HAPPER
207 Mesa Avenue. Phone 271. Morgan Building.
MILLIONAIEE HELD
IN WHITE SLAVE CASE
Geergre IT. Bixby, ef Lone Beach, Is
Charged "VVltk Contributing to
Delinquency ef Miners.
Los Angeles. Calif.. Mar 3. George
H. Bixby. millionaire banker of Lotog
Beach and member of one of toe most
prominent families in southern Call- !
fornia, -was arrested last night on two j
Errand jury indictments, charging him ;
with having contributed to the delin-
ouency of minors.
Bixby was arrested at his ranch b,ome
and brought to Los Angeles, where he
-pas released on $10,000 bond. $5000 on
each indictment. He will appear for
arraignment before judge Wllburn. In
the juvenile department of the superior
court.
Four indictments were returned by
the grand jury, the two others being
directed against Mrs. Josie Rosenberg.
n ho is accused of pandering. The war
rants were served upon Mrs. Rosenberg
in the county jail, where she is held in
default of $15,000 bonds, on charges of
procuring.
The arrest of the millionaire furnished
the climax of a sensational vice inves
tigation in the course of -which his
name was mentioned rn connection with
a resort known as "The Jonquil," op
erated by Mrs. Rosenberg. Two young
v, omen frequenters of the place, Mrs.
Irene Marie Brown Levy, 17 years old.
arnj Miss Cleo Helen Barker. 19 years
old. told the grand jury of their rela
tions with Bixby and others and the
indictments against him accuse the
millionaire of having contributed to
their delinquency.
The maximum penalty of each of
fence is a year in the county jaiL
Bixby is nearly SO years old and has
a -wife and five children. He is iden
tified with practically every large en
terprise in Long Beach and many in
Los Angeles.
Demurrers and other means of le
gal defence were prepared, when ha
was arraigned today. Bixby did not ap
pear personally, but was represented
by counsel. Shortly before Bixby -was
arraigned Kitty Phillips, the youthful
motion picture actress, whose charges
initiated the sensational white slavery
investigation, was taken to the central
police station by detective Ervin, who
had brought her from San Francisco.
to testify before the grand Jury, which
will resume its inquiry Monday.
After the indictments were reported
Bixby was taken to the home of a fra
ternal organization where judge Me-"
Cormick, presiding judge of the su
perior court, was in waiting. The bonds
of $5000 were approved there and Bix
by returned to his home in Long
Beach.
WEST
YSLETi
Highly Restr' ted Property.
LOTS $125 EACH
$10 Cash, $10 a Month.
TOBIN. Phone 803.
DIFPER 01T RELIGION;
IS GIVEN A DIVORCE
AUTO RACES FOR
JTJAREZ, MAY 25
Prizes to Be Gaaranteed by El Paso
Banks, the Promoters Say To Be
a Big Sporting BveHt.
May 25 will witness another automo
bile race at the Juarez track, and the
promoters declare that the coming
event is going to surpass the previous
one in attractiveness and in every oth
er respect
The principal event will be a 50-mile
race for all cars and tfr-jre will also be
a 10-mile race for cars driven by the
owners; a 10-mile novelty race for
street machines, in which the cars will
have to load passengers at the start
signal, unload at the end of the first
lap, run a lap, then load again, and fin
ish in another lap or two: races for
motorcyclists and a free-for-all race
for boys on bicycles. Any boy in El
Paso or Juarez will bepermitted to
enter and his wheel win get him ad
mission at the gates.
The promoters promise that the
prizes will be guaranteed by some El
Paso bank and that the officers of the
course will be among the well known
business men of El Paso. They prom-.
ie that there will be no long waits
between the different events and say
that officers enough will be on hand
to keep the trsek properly cleared
They say they wish to make it a' high
class event in every particular and
mean to make it the biggest sporting
event in the history of El Paso.
P. C. Thede, General Manager of the Ma
dera Lumber Company, Is Grant
ed a. Divorce.
Alleging that his wife, Amy 2. Thede,
would not live with him until he ac
cepted her religious views and became
a member of her church, P. C. Thede,
general .manager or the Madera Lumber
company, applied for and was granted
a divorce by judge A. M. Walthall, of
the 41st district court, Friday.
The plaintiff averred in his petition
that the means resorted to by his wife
to enforce her religious views on him
were such as to make it impossible for j
uiein vo live logetner.
The couple were married at Madera,
Calif, on Xo mber 7, 1900. They lived
together, the plaintiff says, until April
8, 1912, when, he says, his wife insisted
on him regulating his life to meet her
religious views. The plaintiff says he did
not agree with those. Their two children
are Everett P. Thede, aged 11 years, and
Maurice . Thede, aged 9 years.
THE COURTS
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VICAR GEXKRAL OP DENVER
DIBS AT AGE OP 78 YEARS
Denver. Colo., May 3. Monsignor
H.-nry Robinson, vicar general of the
"atho!ic diocese of Denver, died today,
in his 70th year. He had been ill for
eeral months with bronchial trouble.
rather Robinson came to Colorado in
he early 70s as a missionary and was
v-11 known throughout the state.
S4TH DISTRICT COURT.
Dan M. Jackson, Presiding. ..
M. W. Eubans vs. A. Schwartz, suit
for $25,000 damages for death of minor
son; judgment for $1000.
-I1ST DISTRICT COURT.
A. M. Walthall, Presiding.
Carrie D. Langley vs. Claude A.
Langley. suit for divorce; filed.
L G. Gaal ts H. D. Camp, injunction
suit; judgment for defendant.
Pf C Thede vs. Amy E. Thede, suit
for' divorce; granted.
JUSTICES' COURTS.
B. B. McClintock, Presiding.
Thomas Holland vs. C L. Ervin, jr.,
suit for $15; case settled.
J. J. Murphy, Profiling.
Kansas City Consolidated Smelting
& Refining company vs. eight defend
ants, forcible detainer suits; judgment
for plaintiff.
Thomas R. Brooks, charged with
burglary; held to grand jury in sum
of $500.
MAY 11 DESIGNATED
AS "MOTHERS' DAY"
Austin, Tex., May 3. The governor
has issued a Mothers' Day proclama
tion, officially designating Sunday.
May 11, as Mothers' Day. On that day
the people of the state are urged to
remember their mothers and also to
wear her favorite flower on the lapel
of their coats, and he also urges the
wearing of a miniature flag in recog
nition of and education of womankind
since the establishment of the United
States government.
TONIGHT !l
H until 9:30 you can get free H
tickets to West Ysleta at H
I Tobin's Office
H or get them at the station B i
Hj Sunday. H
OKLAHOMA TOWX TURNS
SCHOOL GROUNDS INTO PARK
Guymon, Okla., May 3. The public
school grounds of Guymon were today
opened as a public park by the city.
During the past school year, the board
of education, faculty and students have
worked without ceasing to make the
school grounds a social center, public
playground and park. Early in the
year an extensive program was laid
out and now it is nearing completion.
The first thing that was done was to
establish an outdoor gymnasium, 40
feet wide and 100 feet long. This gym
nasium is honeycombed with chain
swings, chain swinging trapezes, and
horizontal bars. A pavilion for ob
servation and band purposes has been
constructed on the school grounds. In
addition to smaller apparatus, the
school has installed vaulting outfits,
hurdles, shot and basketball apparatus
A subirrigation system is being in
stalled for the benefit of the grove on
the school grounds.
PRESIDENT OP HAITI IS DEAD;
FOIR CANDIDATES SEEK OFFICE
Port Au Prince. Hayti, May J. The
president of the republic of Hayti, Gen
Tancrede - uguste, died last night after
a brief illness.
The national assembly was convened
today to elect a successor as chief ex
ecutive. Four candidates were prepared to
present their claims judge Luxem
bourg Cauvin. former minister of the
interior. Michel Oreste , a prominent
inner, Gen. Beanforse Laroche, min
ister of war, and Gen. Beliard.
CALISHERS.
CALISHERS-
.CALISHER'S
.CALISHER'S-
.THE ENTIRE
An Exhibit of the Department of Manual and Domestic Arts
THIRD FLOOR EL PASO PUBLIC SCHOOLS CALISKER BUILDING
WORK WILL BE EXHIBITED IN THE FOLLOWING BRANCHES Kindergarten, Primary, Hand Work, Card
Board Construction, Elementary Woodwork, Cabinet Making, Wood Turning, Mechanical Drawing, Sewing and Domoe
tie Science entire week, commencing May 5.
Toilet Paper
4 rolls for 10c
Worth 5e Roll.
(Basement.)
f HEART H L ,
vW JP1 1 1l JUL IrafifcffSa
Parson
Ammonia
25c size
Full pints
(Basement.)
17c
50c Gingham
Petticoats .
35c
Made with deep flounce and lock
stitched scallop.
(Basement Special)
Second Week of the Great May Sale
With new features in every section counters and tables piled high with the strongest values ever shows EI
Paso. Monday will mark the fourth day of these sensational underpricingg, which have evrowded this big store
with enthusiastic and pleased buyers from the very start, making new selling records for every department, and
demonstrating the "Calisher" merchandising methods and pricings to all in a pleasing manner. The Economies
Of This Great Sale Are Unequaled Anywhere.
.THE ENTIRE
rs
48c
75c Short
Kimonos .
Beautiful styles in fancy erepes,
satin trimmed.
(Basement Special)
10.00
New Tailored Sui(s at . . .
That should be priced 17.50
Smartly tailored models, in Women's and Juniors' sizes, in brown,
tan, grey, blue, red and white summer wool materials, beautifully
designed and splendidly made a very special value C 7 f ))
May Sale Price tfIU.UU
New Ratine Dresses at . .
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16.75
$16.75
Were made to be sold at 16.50
Balkan styles, white skirt with red or blue blouse, in suit effect,
with hip band. belt, collar and cuffs of contrasting material, edges
piped and scalloped a very pleasing design; CI 1 QC
May Sale Special $1 I . J
New Silk Dresses at ... .
regularly worth to 22.50
A beautiful selection. Poplins and Wash Silk in solid shades:
Satin Foulards in black and white stripes, with dainty flowerets, or
in allover noral patterns in pretty shades all
draped models May Sale Price
New Balkan Suits at . . . .
25.00 values---worth it, too
Wool Poplins, black hairline on white serge with Balkan and
Pompadour trimmings and vest effect, draped skirts (P JO 7f
May Sale Price V ' ' J
Beautiful Silk Dresses at Just
Half Regular Prices
For the Great May Sale we have taken our entire stock of the
better grade of Silk. Crepe Meteor, Crepe De Chine, Charmeuse
and Silk Eolienne Dresses, that Were regularly markd to sell at
from $12.58 on up to $55.90 and marked them at just one-half the
regular prices. What could be more tempting than this offer? The
selection is superb, embracing every new style and coloring.
18.75
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IlflFmMwffl
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$3.00 to $4.00 Wash Dresses at
Beautiful styles, in natural or Hue linen, with embroidered yoke,
collar and euffs or in plain styles, with white collar and cuff
and fancy batiste dresses, beautifully and tastefully i Q(
trimmed Choke Pli7J
$4.00 Linen Motoring Coats at
&t9&j
y
Handsome models in grey or natural linen, long coats, ia the newest
styles, excellently made and trimmed with heavy buttons and large
patch poekets a value never before equaled at the d0 QC
$1.75 Tubable Skirts $3 Shirt Waist Skirts
$1.18
$1.95
Linene and Pique Skirts the
kind that you need for sum
mer, excellently made pret
tily trimmed.
Late models; in blue, black or
tan Serge or Panama, also in
Novelty mixtures a big value.
$1.25 White Lingerie Waists at
69c
A superb gathering of new styles, daintily trimmed with pretty
laces, clusters of tucks, or embroidered panel yoke Waists that
were made to sell at ?1.00 to $1-26 A May Sale Special, JQ
JJ
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New Balkan Blouses at 95c
Sizes 12 to 20 Beautifully made, of fine grade Galatea, with blue
trimmings A $1.50 value May Sale QC
Special aOC
EXQUISITE NEW dj A p-
Voile Waists, $1.95 toD2:.OU
Are shown in a beautiful selection
with Ba'kan embroidery. Irish
crochet lace, trimmed with clus
ters of dainty pin tucks, in white,
with dainty colored collars and
cuffs, and embroidery.
Women's 50c Silk Hose,
29c
In black or white, a splendid heaiy
grade, with high spliced heel, dou
ble sole and deep garter top.
Great May Sale Notion.
Specials
"Sun" nooks and Eyes, regularly
5c, 3 cards 10c
15c Hair Pin Cabinets 10c
15c SUk Dress Shields, sizes, 2, 3
and 4 Pair 10c
Net Collar Foundations, all sias,"
black or white 5c
10c "Yonder" or Foot Form Stock
ing Darners , 8c
5c Sandow Dress Fasteners, white
or black, 2 for 5c
Garter Elastic, all widths, black or
white, length 3c
50c Colonial Embroidery Edgings,
6 yard piece 35c
Dressmakers' Pins, 1-4 pound box
for 8c
Card 6HatPins 4c
Washington Pins, fuH 400 eount,
3 for ..5c
Tailors' Chalk, box. . : 15c
White Pearl Buttons, i cards
for 15c
Taped Featherbone 8c
The Great May Sale of Millinery Offers Big Savings
The truly remarkable underpricings we announced the first day of the big sale are still in effect, and where
first lots have been sold out, new ones are found to take their place and in many instances the added
features exceed the first, in both values, and point of style.
4.00 &5.00 Trimmed Hats at 1.44
A special May Sale Feature Hata of unusual beauty and cleverness, in
large or small shapes and colors to please, with pretty flower and rib
bon trimmings a beautiful gathering to choose from and only f.1.44.
Trimmed Hats worth to 7.50 at . . 3.75
Trimmed Hats worth to 9.50 at . .. 4.95
Trimmed Hals worth to 12.50 at . . 7.50
An immense gathering of superb beauty embracing the entire stocks
and most folks are aivare of the fact thai "Calisher' millmery far sur
passes any shown in El Paso at a like price and this great May Sale
offers the best values rve have ever sho&n. Come m look Ms big
assemblage of pretty hats over there's one here that sas "just made
for you."
Untrimmed Shapes, Flowers and Sailors of every
description, Ratine Hats, Lingerie Hats and Misses'
Hats all enter the sale
At Prices much under their regular worth end every late style is shown.
25c to 50c Neckwear Novelties, May sale price, two for 25c .
A great gathering of beautiful new styles, in white, blaek or colors. Cleverly trimmed with pretty feces and silks
A most unusual value. ,- .
EtoXr "& .ai
Great May Sale of Cor
sets and Accessories.
Fine corsets of every dependable
make where but one, two and
three of a model remain, will be
marked at just half ptiee.
$U& Net Brassieres at 69c
?2.M "Biea Jblie" Bust Con liners,
ia set, at 95c
A. Drake Brassieres 25c
Values up to JSe.
Sanitary Napkins, dor 30c
39c Emb. Trim. Brassieres 25c
Children's 50c H. & W. Lace Trim
med Pasty Waists 36c
Great May Sale of
Gloves-TJnderpriced.
$2.00 "Monarch" K3d Gloves $1.79
$150 "Derby" Kid Gloves.. $1.29
$3.95 "Eskay" Kid Gloves. $2.94
16 button length Not in white.
$3.75 "Derby" Kid Gloves. . . .$24
16 button Black or tan.
$350 Nat. Doeskin Gloves. .$2.44
$2.75 Nat. Doeskin Gloves. .$2.17
12 button length.
$25 Gauntlet Gloves $1.87
In blaek or tan only.
35c
WOMEN'S 75c UNION
SUITS, AT
Extra fine quality ribbed knit
union suits, full finished lisle,
square or round neck with wide
lace at yoke, lace trimmed or tight
knee. May sale price, only 35c.
Great May Sale
Of Summer Dress Fabrics
42 in. Foulard Faconne $1.05
worth ?1.69 the yard in a superb choice
of colorings, in brocaded designs two
widths in one.
42 in. 'Charmeuse Silks, $1.14
worth $L75 the yard, beautiful shades, a
splendid quality, soft and clinging and
only J1.14.
$1.25 Wash Silks, at yard, 85c
36 in. wide, in. plain shades or hair line
stripes a very superior grade the
yard. 85c
$2.00 Blk. Peau de Soic, $1.50
A Monday special. 36 in. wkie, xtra heavy,
high lustrous finish a big value at $1.60.
50c Broc. Crystal Crepes, 29c
27 in. wide, black, white, and all wanted
shades Monday only.
$1.50 Wool Suitings at 95c
44 to 54 in. wide solid shades, stripes,
checks, hair line diagonals and whip
cords. 95c
$1. 75 Crepe chiffon cloth $1.29
44 in. wide, in Nell Rose, Royal Blue,
emerald, coral, navy and ecru Monday
Special. J1.29.
Great' May Sale of Sheets, Sheetiags and Linens
The unmatchable Pricings of this Big Sale afford great econoy.
The Basement Store's offerings The First Floor's offerings
Fairhank's Gold Dust
Washing Powder, 3 pkgs. for f
Monday only, Basement 1UC
(Limit Three Packages.)
Bon Ami or Morgan's .
25c
Sapolio 3 cakes for
Regularly 10c the cake
(Basement Special.)
72x90 Pepperell Sheets
each 54c
Bleached, torn and hemmed, seamless, reg
ularly worth 75c each. Limit of 4 sheets
to purchase. .
72x90 Bleached Sheets
each 34c
Tern and hemmed, worth 5c each. Limit
ef 4 sheets to purchase.
42x36 Pepperell Cases
2 for 25c
Limit Of 4 to a purchase.
42x36 Hemmed Cases
2 for 15c
Limit of 4 to a purchase. Regularly worth
l: l-Ic each.
9-4 Bleached Pepperell
Sheeting, worth 30c. yard 2lc
9-4 Unbleached Pepperell
Sheeting, worth 27 l-2c yard 22c
Palma Muslin, 12 yds, for 1.00
Yard wide, soft finish, bleached regularly
worth lc yard.
Bleached Muslin, 16 yds.
for 1.00
An-excellent grade, worth 8c yard.
Housekeepers, Attention!
SOOO Lace Curtain Samples, in short and
long lengths, go on sale Monday ty j"
at, each uOC
They're worth up to $1.00 each beauti
ful patterns in heavy or fine laces. Bet
ter come early they won't last long
90 Linen Sheeting, yard, 85c
An excellent grade, regularly $1.M.
54 in. Butchers' Linen, yd 69c
A heavy grade, regularly 85c yd.
22 in. Fancy Huck Toweling,
yd. 59c
All pure linen and heavy, worth 75c
84 in. Linen Satin Damask,
yd. 1.89
Regular)? sold at 2.25 and J2.Se the yd.
72 in. Linen Satin Damask
yd. 1.39
Regularly priced at S1.75 the yard.
72 in. Linen Satin Damask,
yd. 95c
Beautiful Patterns, regularly 1.35.
18 in. Merc. Napkins, the
dozen, 79c
Regularly priced at 1.06 dor
19 in. all Linen Napkins, the
dozen, 92c
Regularly priced at 1.25 the do.
22 in. & 20 in. Linen Napkins,
doz. 1.98
An excellent quality, worth 2.50 dox.
24x24 Satin Linen Napkins
2.95
An excellent, superior grade, regularly
worth to 4.50 the doxen.
Scolloped Linen Lunch Cloths
96c
in beautiful patterns, regularly 1.25.
$1.25 Embroideries at 47c
Just think of it 15 in. flouncing 37 in.
nounclngg, in exquisite patterns on fine.
sheer materials Monday Special. 4Tc
$2.50 Crepe Embroidery $1.23
The newest of the season's styles ia
heavy Bulgarian blind work. 45 in. fiounc
ings a great choice of beautiful patterns,
Monday, 1.23.
$1.25-$1.50 Undermuslins 94c
A splendid grouping of dainty erepe and
lingerie Robes. Drawers, and Gorset Cov
ers exquisitely trimmed with beautiful
laces Just the prettiest styles we've ever
shown.
Women's 75c Union Suits 55c
A very superior grade of silk finish lisle
ribbed, with tight or loose knee.
Women's $1 Union Suits 73c
Beautiful silk lisle garments, with hem
stitched hem at neck and shoulders.
Merc. Lisle Vests 2 For 35c
A very fine quality, small ribbed.
HBRC8IUZBD LISLK VESTS, with lace or
hemstitched top, worth to 79c Monday
special, at 46c
Other big values are Women's Union
Suits at 25e and 35o Women's Vests; 2 for
35c; Out stse Vests. 15c and 3Sc
35c Bungalow Nets 23c
SO in. wide in pretty 'designs A very
special value Moaday.
(Basement Balcony.)
50c & 75c Whie Vatsts 29c
Pretty styles, with lace and cluster tuck
trimmings.
(Monday Only, Basement.)
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