El Paso herald., November 27, 1913, Page 6, Image 6

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

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

                
w
EL PASO HERALD
Thxtrsday, Nov. 27, 1913.
First Annual Banquet of the
G. H. Efficiency Men Is Held
Assistant Superintendent
Fred Wessel Acts as Toast
master Wednesday Mglit.
THE first annual banquet of the
efficiency bureau ot the El Paso
division of the G. H. & S. A-. at
the Elks" home, wag given last night.
This bureau is composed of employes
of every department of service. Many
were present. Assistant superintend
ent Fred Wessel, of the mechanical
department at El Paso, acted as toast
master. His speeches were well se
lected and were received with applause
Among the many present were: Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Martz. A. M. Helplins,
H L. Do'vnum, J. M. Williams. Gus
Leusch, Frank Denno, H. F. Baldwin,
C L Van Eaton, J. M. McCabe. T. N.
Santer, G. W. Ingram, J. A. Snowden,
A. A. Smith, J. K. Hartline. Charlie
Winberg. J. R. Knott M. Patton, H. J.
Sternes. T. F. Burr. J. Hughes. A. L.
Wilton and G. L. Wilton; Misses Edith
Crutchett, F Lucker and E. Teigh: Mrs.
D. Sterner and J. Jagoe; R. W. Green,
R. Evans, J. Allan, G. A. Henderson,
W. Howell. Joe Sheldon, Arthur A.
Donnelly, A. J. Cupples and P. B. Scan
Ion. P J. Savage, conductor for the east
ern' division of the Southwestern, is
laying off.
Harry Andrews, 6ngine foreman for
the El Paso yards of the G. H., has re
ported for duty, after a short layoff.
displacing extra engine foreman X J.
Held.
R. Byrd, Southwestern brakexnan out
of El Paso, has reported for duty, after
a 90 days' leave of absence and was
assigned to the turn between El Paso
and Carrizozo with conductor Price.
Brakeman H. P. Likes, of the west
ern division of the Southwestern, in
freight service between El Paso and
Hachita, is making trips on passenger
between El Paso and Douglas with con
ductor Imndy.
Frank Belt, agent for the G. H. & a
A. at Fabens. Texas, has returned to
that place, after a short visit here.
G-1 TuriM extra awucamanxor xne " western division of the South
O. H. at El Paso, is laying off for a western is open to bids 1 rom firemen
been transferred from Tucumcari to
El Paso in freight service, between El
Paso and Carrizozo. E. "A- Wells Is
firing for him.
S. O. Bottorff, engineer for the
Southwestern between Bl Paso and Car
rizozo. is back on the local slow board.
W. B. Leggett, extra fireman for the
eastern division of the Southwestern,
is back on the local slow board.
E. T. Strickland has secured a posi
tion with the eastern division of the
Southwestern, as student fireman and
is breaking in between Bl Paso and
Carrizozo, on freight.
a Holt has entered the services of
the Southwestern as student fireman,
and is breaking in between El Paso and
Hachita.
C H Morris, extra engineer for thn
G. H. at El Paso, is bac!- on the extra
list.
George W. Toms, extra engineer for
the G. H. between El Paso and Val
entine, is back on the slow board.
J. Horton, extra engineer for the G.
H. at El Paso, is back on the slow
board.
A. A. Molke, extra fireman for the
G. H. at EI Paso, is making a freight
trip between El Paso and Valentine.
W. C Barksdale, extra fireman for
ine a. a. at u Paso, is firing a througt
freight turn between El Paso and Val
entine. J. M. Rltz, extra engineer for the G.
H. at El Paso, is making a freight trip
between Bl Paso and Valentine.
F. Vance, regular freight brakeman
for the Southwestern between El Paso
and Carrizozo, has reported for duty.
It tu Kinney, fireman for the west
ern division of the Southwestern be
tween El Paso and Hachita, Is laying
off sick.
Roy Patton, yard .fireman for the
Southwestern, Is laying off.
Western division fireman Rainey, of
the Southwestern, Is laying off on 'ac
count of Illness.
Hugh Shields, regular passenger en
gineer for the eastern division of the
Southwestern -between El Paso and
Carrizozo, is laying off and freight en
gineer Frank Eschwig is filling his
place.
The turn on the Osborn branch run
f AW lliVK.
Engine foreman Van di veer, of the El
Paso yards of the Southwestern, is
laying off and extra engine foreman
W. S. Bosh is filling his place. A. D.
Devlin, extra switchman of the G. H,
was borrowed from the G. H. to fill the
vacancy of switchman Bash until fore
man Vandiveer reports for duty.
W. E. McDaniels, former agent for
the G. H and the Texas & Pacific Joint
ly at Ft. Hancock, is in the city.
Harry Newton, engineer for the G. H.,
El Paso division, has been assigned to
the Sanderson switch engine.
Traveling freight engineer Bert Hale,
of the Southern Pacific, with headquar
ters at Tucson, Is In the city visiting
his family on North Florence street
Superintendent O. C Taylor, of the
building and bridge department of the
G. IL, with headquarters at El Paso,
ic makings trip east over the road.
W. L woods, extra switchman for
the Bl Paso yards of the Southwestern,
left the service of the company.
Southwestern brakeman Stewart Is
laying off.
J P. Potter, fireman for the G. E.,
has' been assigned to regular freight
service between Sanderson and Del Rio.
Claude I Thomas, switchman for the
Southwestern at El Paso, was In charge
of the extra, engine used Tuesday. His
helpers were Hooper, Swell and Mur
phy. Assistant engineer W. F. Hutson, of
the G. H.. has been appointed acting
roadmaster in place of regular xoad
m&ster O'Connell, who Is laying off.
E. P Wheeler, extra switchman far
the E IPaso yards of the Southwestern,
is filling switchman L. M. Whitfield's
place, who is laying off.
H. George, switchman for the El Paso
yards of the Southwestern, has been
assigned to the 8 p. Ta. switch engine.
Frank Hackett, a clerk of the G. H.
at El Paso, is paying the employes at
- W. E. Nicholson, a former agent for
the freight department of the G. H, Is
in the city.
Assistant superintendent C. K. Mor
rill, of the G. H. at El Paso, Is making
a trip over the eastern division of the
G. H.
I M. Whitfield, extra switchman ior
the Southwestern at El Paso, has been
assigned regularly to the 8 oclock night
switch engine with foreman Talbert.
D. A. Morgan, brakeman for the
Southwestern and brakeman Deering,
are on the Bl Paso work train.
Extra brakeman Moulton, of the
western division of the Southwestern
between El Paso and Hachita, is laying
off.
C T. Sullivan, exlr,a switchman for
the G. E, at El Paso, has resigned.
J. B. Strickland, switchman for the
Southwestern at El Paso, and switch
man H. Sewell, have been reglarly
assigned to the 8 oclock day switch en
gine with, engine foreman Homer
Corp.
T. X. McDonald has entered the serv
ices of the G. H. as switchman.
W. Ml Scott, extra switchman for the
G. H. is laying off.
D. T. Barker, extra switchman for
the G. H. is laving off on account of
Switchman Willie Stewart, of the
Santa Fe at HI Paso, has reported for
duty.
Gus Reck, switchman for the Santa
Fe at El Paso, has resigned to go with
the Texas & Pacific.
G. L. Turner, -extra switchman for
the G. H. is laying off.
W. I. Thomas, extra switchman for
the G. H. at El Paso, is laying off on
account of sickness.
E. A. Arnold, switchman for the
Santa Fo at El Paso, has reported for
duty, displacing switchman J. E. Kel
ley. who goes back on the local slow
board.
It G. Turner, extra switchman for
the G. HC at El Paso, has resigned.
Bert win." passenger fireman of the
Southwestern, between Bl Paso and
Carrisoso. Js laying off -and freight
fireman W. E. Riley Is filling his place,
with engineer Frank Meyers.
Passenger fireman Dozler, of the
eastern division of the Southwestern.
Is laying off.
W. C uudhan, engineer of the east'
of the west end. It ban hnn robots
L by fireman Doc Klngsley.
xne western division local turn of
the Southwestern between El Peso and
Hachita, is open to bids from firemen.
It was vacated by fireman Henry G.
Hester.
The turn on freight between El Paso
and Hachita, of the Southwestern, is
open to bids from firemen. It was va
cated by fireman I L. Kinney.
'The Zelger dining room Is' now open
until 12 oclock each night for theater
parties, etc. Entrance through the
lobby. Advertisement
GIRL FROM WYOMING
LEAVES FOR EL PASO
Ships Her Dog XUcky by Baggage to
California But Rides the Seme
Pony.
Pecos, Tex, Nov. 27. Alberta Claire,
"the girl from Wyomlnjr." who is talHnc-
the back trail after a ride across the
continent has left Pecos for Toyah, Van
Horn and El Paso. "Bud," the ponv
that she has been riding during the
entire trip, was in the best of condi
tion. "Micky,': the big dog that has
been a constant companion except for
the desert ride and the trip through
the sands east of Pecos, will make the
balance of the journey into California
on a train.
Reeves county's first experience with
the suspended sentence law came Tues
day afternoon in the trial of Pancao
Granado, a Mexican charged with crim
inal assault on his slsterinlaw. The
jury found him guilty, sentenced him
to five years In the penitentiary, and
recommended that the sentence be sus
pended. The vote stood six to six, on
the matter of Granado's cuilt, It is
said.
Rain In the Pecos country make the
prospects for a good winter and spring
glowing. Cattlemen In Pecos for court
say that stock are fat all over the
ranges. Several thousand head of stock
and beef cattle have been shipped in
during the last .six weeks.
The last two weeks have seen an im
proved condition of business in a local
way. Many prospectors have been inl
and a number of good sales of land have
been made. In spite of the tight money
market in the north and east and the
general conservative feeling among in
vestors, business men here feel that im
migration into the Pecos country will
be good again this winter and next
spring.
RHEUMATISM
U RA B LE
IS C
One 25c VInl of MTJNYOJfS RHEU
MATISM REMEDY Usually
Does It.
It is a mistake to
believe that Rheu
matism .cannot be
cured. My" records
show that it can.
There is hardly a
town or hamlet In
the country from
which I have not
received reliable
testimonials from
those who have been greatly relieved
or completely cured of Rheumatism of
the joints, muscles, tendons and liga
ments by a few doses of my little
pellets.
Remember, my remedy is not the old
fashioned kind. It contains no sali
cylic acid, no potash, no opium nor
other dope. It neutralizes the uric
acid without poisoning the system. Try
a bottle today, and get your money back
tomorrow if you are not satisfied.
If you are constipated, use my Paw
Paw Pills. They not only overcome in-
uigeeuon, out tney Keep the liver ac
tivp sanr? Imnrnv. .m,,. caha...? l...i.t.
era division of the Southwestern, has Advertisement MUNYON.
HOTEL PASO
DEL NORTE
Thanksgiving Dinner
12 M. TO8P.M.S1.00
Reserve Tables Ahead
TELEPHONE 4880
: CAUSHER:
;BUY IT AT CALISHERS FOR LESS"
: cAiasBEBs:
Santa CI
Will arrive at
aus
"Calish
ers
n
El Paso's Xraas Store
aturday
f
Santa Claus, in his beautiful -white
and gold sleigh, with
"Dancer & Prancer"
will arrive in El Paso from his
Arctic home, and if there is not
enough snow on the ground, both
sleigh and reindeers will be brought
to "Calishers" on a specially pre
pared float, distributing souvenirs on
the way. Sania Claus will hold
daily receptions for all the children,,
Saturday and until Xmas, in his
Den, Basement Balcony.
See the "Calisher" Ad in Friday's
Herald for the route of Santa's en
try into El Paso to "Calishers."
I
Xtra Specials!
Gouraud's Oriental Cream, regular
$1.50 hollies, at $1.29
$1.50 Toilet Waters, at 85c
25c Sachet Ponders, 2 for. . .25c
75c Sachet Ponders, hot. 39c
$1.00 Size Herpicide 69c
25c Size "Sozodonl" ....... 16c '
Violet Glycerine, Almond OH and
other high grade Toilet Soaps, box
3 cakes 25c
Glove Specials
Chamoiselle Lined Black Cashmere
Gloves, pair 25c
Perfection or Eskcty 16 but. Kid
Gloves, all shades .'. $2.95
regularly sold at $3.95 the pair,
fully guaranteed.
Two clasp and 16 button length
Kid Gloves are shown in every de
sired shade, black or "white.
Prices range from $1.00 up.
Notion Specials!
Ruche Supports, card 6 ..... 10c
Silk Dress Shields, pr 10c
Col. Coal Shields, pr 12c
Millers Pin Books, each 8c '
Safety Pin & Pin Books 8c
Collar Supporters, 2 cards. . . ,5c
Ruffled Garter Elastic 19c
Shell ft Amber Hair Pins . . . 19c
"Pin On" Hose Supporters. . . 19c
Handled Ironing Wax ...'.... 1c
Embroidery Edging, piece 8c
Extra Sp
ecial
Wash Materials
Worth to 35c, at . v
Just Two More Days of This Big Nov. Siock-Disposa? Sale!
Friday and Saturday Two days that will witness quick action in selling. Phenomenal values will be met
with on every side Advance Xmas Specials, Garments Ready To Wear, Articles and furnishings for the
home or personal use all vieing for supremacy in value giving unsurpassed unequaled anywhere! r .,
Choose Any Hat at
Half Price!
Women's, Misses and Children's no matter what the former price
no matter if the hat but just arrived as many of them did Just choose
the one you lilce or as many as you wisli the price will be but HALF I
The Entire Stockenters into this sale Trimmed Hats for Misses .
and Children too. Shapes and Feather fancies of every description
MODEL HATS, Imported Hats, Horse Show Hats and btreet
Hats not one excepted the moct admired selections in El Paso.
JIIT
At ,0ne-Half Regular Prices!
All $2.95 Hals, $1.48
All $3.95 Hats, $1.98
All $7.50 Hats $3.75
All $10.00 Hals $5.00
All $12.50 Hals $6.25
All $5.00 Hats, $2.50
All $6.50 Hals, $3.25
All $8.50 Hats $4.25
All $15.00 Hals $7.50
All $16 JO Hats $8.25
,m'Mftk &Wt
I'll S$$i
Wm
And AH Those of Higher Price Fol
low in Like Reduction
Positively the Greatest Values toe had in El Paso.
WW. , I sor E? li O a Ort- Missealand Children's styles, all cojors,
XXtral 1.6D relt ratS Zi?C SilkVBana trimming.
xxtra! 5.00 to 10.00 Hats i.oo asar sampIe Unes
XXtra! Children's Hoods 50c eKgreatehoiceofpretty
XXtra! Boys' Hats to 2.50, 48011 ziaohb7htsia
Fancy French
Plumas
One-Half Price!
Infants' Hoods and Bonnets Choice of the Entire
Stockatjust One-Third Less Regular Prices!
Just 25 New M
A Special "Pick Up" OF
ode! Coats Just In
A small but very fortunate purchase
at a price to hardly pay for the ma
terials! These we offer Fri. & Sat at
As one of the very best values this
store has ever brought to your notice!
We tell you, as a positive fact these coats nere made to be sold
at $20.00 and $22,501 Materials are the new grey lihd novelty
effects, modeled after the latest designs, in desired lengths, and
cutaway effects, with handsome velvet sailor collars. Don't na:t
secure one of these coals first thing Friday!
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Fur and Velvet Trimmed Wool A
Serge Dresses Fri. and Sat. at... "'
What do you think of that for a '"Bargain"? Just 50 of them a
gether, and there shouldn't be one left when the store closes Saturday.
We'll let you -judge their worth colors are blue, brown, or black
splendidly made in the newest styles.
Splendid Values in Suits at 13.50 and 19.75
Are a feature of this big sale The materials, of the Tery choicest 'weaves,
offer a wonderful selection, in every desired shade. Actual values are al
most double the prices.
Waists and Blouses Worth to 1.50 at 95c
Another big special value embracing dozens and dozens of new and pretty
models, in white, grey and natural. Materials are Flannels, Linens, Crepe,
Madras and Lingerie.
Buster Brown Guaranteed Hose
For Women, Men, Misses and Children, ....
We have just received an immense shipment of these splendidly serviceable hose in
heavy and medium weight ribbed, for boys and children and silk lisle, with 4 ply
linen toe and heel for women and mem These hose are absolutely fast color, and
are fully guaranteed. You need have no hesitation in buying "Buster Brown" hose
"Calishers" and the makers stand firmly behind every pair you purchase.
"United States" Hose for Boys and Children, 1 5c A splendid, heavy ribbed,
sturdy hose not a 25c hose for 15c-but as good as most 25c stockings reinforced.
3.95 Bath Robes 2.95 1-25 to 1.50 Flannelette
Handsome models in Wool Eiderdown Robes, in
desired shades and patternsSizes to fit any figure.
Gowns 1.19
Extra grade, generously modeled garments, pret-
' tily made and trimmed, in dainty colorings.
485 Sweater Coats 3.50 l.OO Corsets Special 89c
Pure worsted, full fashioned regular made, in, La Camille, Sorosis, or Majestic Corsets, all sizes,
all desired styles. regular $ 1 .00 grade.
J. VV
'.'BASEMEN
SI
T STORE EXTRA
PirriAi q
Ten cents the yard, for fancy crepe novelties,
galatea cloths, piques, tissue ginghams and
other wash novelties, in an immense choosing
of both solids and fancies materials that are
regularly worth up to 35c, the
'yard Monday only ,
vt (Sale on First Floor)
10c
Flannelette Gowns 50c
Full size, extra quality.
64x78 Wool Nap Blankets,
grey, worth $2.50. . .$1.95
SUkoline cov. Comforts, full
size, worth $2.00 $1.48
i2x36 Pillow Cases, hemmed,
worth 15c lie
Children's Caps 19c
Felt, all colors, val. to 50c.
68x80 Woor Plaid Blankets,
worth $6.00 ..$4.75
11-4 Crochet Spreads, while,
worth $2.50 $1.95
Blue Chambray Waists,
worth 75c 23c
few)1 .fef
Bath Robe Sets 50c
Cord and Frogs, all colors.
All Wool Robe or Auto
Blankets, worth $7 JO, $5.50
81x90 Sheets, lorn and hem
med, worth 75c 63c
Kimono Flannels, all colors,
worth 15c 10c
WHITE FLYER SOAP,
9 bars for 25c
Friday Morning Only. No Phone
Orders.
Just 23 More Buying Days-
Before Xmas,
Shop early "Buy it at Calishers
For Less."
Ask For a Free Toy
Coupon!
To Induce early shopping, "we give
you '
Absolutely FREE!
$1 Worth of Toys
With every Ten Dollars worth you
buy excepting only toys I Just
present your sales slips to any floor
manager he will credit amount of
sale on your coupon, and when you
'have purchased Ten Dollars worth
just select the toy or Joys you
wisli They're yours- Buy now,
while selections are .best, and save
$1.00 out of Ten!
XXTRA
muu i
to- xv wa1 n
5 The Ft X
Fair C 1
152X
SPECIAL!
Just in 3500 yards Plain, yu and
Novelty Ribbons bought at a most
mnsnal price concession OH 'SALE
FEIDAY UNTIL SOLD, AT
Less Than Half Value!
We have divided these ribbons into
four big lots, as follows:
Ribbons "worth to 25c, 10c
Ribbons worth to 35c, J 5c
Ribbons worth to 50c, 19c
Ribbons worth, io 65c3 23c
Choose your Xmas Ribbons new
the selections are superb, embracing
ivery desired style and shading, ex
quisite Pompadour, Dresden, Roman
Stripe, Plaid, Holly and ojher new
Sects for Xmas fancy doings, sashes,
Hair bows, etcj All widths to "7
inches.
Xmas Specials!
Xmas Post Cards, each ...... c
25c Phoenix Mufflers ......19c
Scarf; & Sashes, to $130. . .98c
Neckwear Novelties, values to 75c,
choice 48c
Values to 50c, choicz. 25c
EAIB'D LINEN HDICFS
; worth up to 40c each,-
3 for 50
c
Broken lines of Initialed, slightly
mussed.' hand emb'd pure lihea hand
kerchiefs, in a wonderful selection of
beautiful designs choice of about'
35 dozen 3 for 50c '
Japanese Linen Toweling,
jL?ir. . i.oo
The latest novelty, comes in pretty,
absolutely fast colors, in quaint
Japanese designs.
1.25 Table Damasks, Qg
Choice of a dozen handsome designs,
full ? in. wide.'
1.25 Chiffon Veils, . 3g
Extra wide and long chiffon Auto
veils, in a full choice of colors,
black or white.
Shadow Flouncings, r7Kr
and up to $1.50 the yard, the new
est laces, in beauufu designs and de
sired widths.
"Waldorf'" ToHet Paper,
7 Rolls For
.25
Friday Extra Special No phone orders.
(Basement)