El Paso herald., July 29, 1914, HOME EDITION, Sport and Classified Section, Page 9, Image 9

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EL PASO HEBAXD
"Wednesday, July 29, 1914 9
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WOULD FLY FROM
IEW YORK TO EL
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Proposes to Make Trip as
Advertisement For El
Paso For $7000.
A'
N AEROPLANE flight from New
Tork to El Paso to advertise El
Paso. Is proposed by Geo.
Pufles, an aviator who has been out
at Silver City testing Dr. Shaw's new
aeroplane and is now in EI Paso.
ilr Pufles, who Is a licensed avia
tor with aa International pilot's li
cense, wants the city of El Paso to
put up JTOOO for his machine and ex
penses, and he would fly from New
Tork here, getting what advertising
he could from the flight for El Paso,
and then set up an aviation school
here for teaching the uninitiated how
to fly He says he would also operate
the aeroplane as a passenger carrier
f t people passing through here to the
Panama-Pacific exposition.
He believes the flight, which would
attract wide attention in the papers
before, during and after the flight
would give El Paso a great amount of
advertising and help to route traffic
this way to the California exposition.
Mr. Pufles believes he could break
N all records for cross country 'flights by
making the trip from New York to Kl
Paso in less than four days. He could,
make Chicago the first day. Kansas
C!ty the second and reach El Paso the
fourth day with ease, barring acci
dents, he savs. He "wants a machine
that will make from IS to S2 miles an
hour
Mr Pufles tested the invention of
rr Shaw at Silver City and made a
successful flight of two miles in the
New Mexico made machine. He savs
the machine is not powerful enough
for extended flights in a high altitude
l.ke Silver City, but can be made a
success.
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Uneeda Biscuit
Tempt the appetite,
please the taste and
nourish the hody.
Crisp, clean and fresh
5 cents in the moisture
proof package.
Baro&sf Biscuit
Round, thin, tender '
with a delightful flavor"
appropriate for
luncheon, tea and
dinner, io cents.
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Here it is pictured in its true proportions as a menace to
than the rattlesnake. Let one escape, and 10,000
life. It is more dangerous than the tierer. more destructive than the wolf, more deadly
more are born. Bar this -monster from your home. Kill every one you can. '
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ROUNDED
Prince of appetizers.
Makes daily trips from
Ginger-Snap (Land to
waiting mouths every
where. Say Zu Zxx to
the grocer man, 5 cents.
Bay biscuit baked by
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY
Always look for that name
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COI, UTS AND
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UP 81 1 POLICE
"Were Grazing on the Lots of
East El Paso .Property - -Owners
; Now in Pound.
XiOng years ago. when El Paso "was
a small frontier hamlet, cattle roamed
the ranges here, and each summer
J were rounded up for shipment. Some
thing of the old days was recauea
to the memory of the pioneer resident
Wednesday morning when they saw
mounted policeman Ira Ware, assisted
by several "cowboys." round up a herd
of 23 cows, 14 goats and two mules
and drive them through the city to
the pound. Second and Tornillo.
The police department was notified
Wednesday morning that the stock was
running loose in East El Paso and
complaint was filed by the property
owners. Captain Garner dispatched
policeman Ware to the scene and he
found the 23 cows grazing on the grass
along the 3700 block on Bliss street.
The goats were pasturing on the 2600
block, Wyoming -street, while the
mules were also found on Bliss street.
Princess Victoria Most
Happy When Entertaining
Children of Royal Birth
London, Eng., July 29. Princess Vic
toria's chief delight is in entertaining
children and that is why queen Alex
andra held a party for the little folk
at Marlborough house on her daugh
ter's -46th birthdav The prince of
News Brevities
(Advertisements
Train Bnlletin,
El Paso & Southwestern train No.
3 from the east, due at 1:45 o m.. will
I arrive at 4:15 p. m. G. H. & S. A. train
nso. s. irom me ease, aue at t:iu p. nw
will arrive at 8.10. All other after
noon and night trains for Wednesday
are reported on time.
Special chicken dinner, 31.00, Kenil
worth Inn, Ysleta. Phone 2 for reservation.
Dr. Anna Ream, Buckler Bldg. TeL 577
Slaking Anto Tour.
Sid Kyle, a cattleman of Pecos City,
is here with his family. He is making
an automobile trip through western
Texas in his Ford automobile and will
spend several days here.
10 BRING IN
1,01 SHEEP
FROM MEXICO
Jjongnreira taxicabs and tonrlns; cam
are the best. They are driven by ex
perienced men drivers not boys. Phone
1.
Siiaros' ileeiri
Tho International Rat Killer
Kills off rats, mice,
cockroaches, waterbugs and '
other vermin.
It Isre&dyfor use. economicaL rcHahio
DdCTurantcri.
BUBONIC PLAGUE-Bats. mfce and
IckroaehessDreadtheireTTnimfthiadreail-
cockroaehes spread thegerma of this dread
fol disease, which ther brine from infect
ed recions. To avoid thin, exterminate
these pesta by using the cennlne Stearns
i Electric Bat and Roach Pxste.
Directions m 25 lanroagea in every paefcape.
T At 25e ud $1.00. SM It refaufcn emrwecra
STEARNS ELECTRIC PASTE CO.
Chlcaso. U.S.A.
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PC Hak'U
rmxcEss iictoria
Wales, the duchess of Teck and her two
chaldren. Manuel and Augustine Victo
ria of Portugal and lord Spencer's
children were there. After tea the
children and grownups all assembled
on the lawns and watched some gymnasts.
WASHOUT AT VILU AHUMADA
DEPOTS MEXICAN TRAVEL AGAIN
Another washout was reported on the
Mexican Central near Villa Ahumada
Wednesday morning. The track at that
place is in bad condition and has been
causing the railroad officials much
trouble There are a number of dry
washes there which fill with flood
water w hen It rains in the mountains.
Dr. Cameron, dentist, 202 R.-B. Bldg.
Cnrtlu-Mannlns Co, Stock Brokers.
'ProjrreMlves'" Reorganize.
Providence. K. L. July 20. The ex
ecutive "Progressive" party of Rhode
Island Tuesday night removed Its en
tire list of officers and voted to reor
ganize. The committee passed resolu
tions declaring that the officers "from
the highest to the lowest should always
be subject to the recall."
Dr. A. T. Still Osteopathic infirmary.
Dr. Ira W. Collins, physician In chief:
Dr. JL Alklre, lady specialist: Dr. Carl
Gibson. 201 W. Missouri street. They
cured others. They can cure you.
Save yoar baggage check for Long
well's quick auto truck delivery.
EI Paso Distilled Water Co. Ph. 489.
Bulger Jury In Completed.
Denver, Colo., July 29. The Jury in
the trial of CoL James Bulger, charged
with the murder of George Nicodemus,
a hotel proprietor, on May 6 last, was
completed Tuesday. The defence of
Bulger is expected to be a plea of in
sanity. Lonsrn-eirs rent can and taxlcabs are
driven by men not boys. Safety first.
Phone 1.
Wright cleans clothes cleanest In El
Paso. Phone 343 for wagon.
French Fight Moroccana.
Rabat, Morocco. July 29. In a battle
with natives near Tazekra last Sunday
the French forces lost 56 men killed,
among them three officers and 90 men
wounded. The tribesmen 'killed num
ber 160.
FhoneC7. WIlson-MIllican. the beat
cleaners. White work a specialty.
To Transfer Railroad Control.
New York. July 29. Representatives
of International and Great Northern
note holders and trustees of the Jay
Gould estate reached an agreement
here Tuesday 'whereby It Is planned
to transfer control of the road from
the Gould estate to owners of the
311.000.000 notes of the road maturing
August 1-
Elecrric motor repairing a specialty.
Southwestern Electric & Machine Co,
pr. 1315: P. O. box 114: 304 San Francisco.
Dr. Nettle Satterlre. osteopath, 410
Mills Bldg, phone 141. Res. phone 3483.
Tonnger IlBmmemteln Dies.
New London. Conn.. July 29. Harry
Hammerstein, a son of Oscar Hammer
stein, New Tork theatrical magnate,
died Tuesday night in a local hospital
of diabetes. He was in camp on Fish
er's Island with the New York regi
ments in, which he was a lieutenant,
when he was taken UL ,
Wright cleans clothes cleanest in EI
Paso. Phone 343 for wagon.
Dr. Paget, dentist, 502 Roberts-Banner
French Journalist Dies.
Paris, France. July 29. Adrian He
bard, one of the leading Journalists in
Prance, died today, aged 60. He had
been an editor for the Temps since
1870. He was a senator from 18 9
to 1897.
2000 bargains In Sash and panel doors,
windows and odd sash. Lumber sold on
easy payments. Lander Lumber Co.
Phone 282.
Hill. Optician of Precision. 421 Mesa.
Negro (lulls Chain Gang.
Oliver Cass: a negro, was given a 35
fine in police court Tuesday afternoon
First Shipment of 12,000 Is
"Expected in El
Paso Friday.
Cattle are not the only livestock
being shipped through the port of
El Paso. Tne first of a shipment of
80,000 Mexican sheep Is expected to
reach the border Friday from the Ma
dera district of western Chihuahua. The
first shipment will consist of 12.000
sheep and they will be sold on the local
market to the New Mexico, eastern
Texas and Kansas City buyers.
The sheep are estimated to be worth
3320.000. The importation is being
made by E. G. Bates, of Roswell, N. M..
who is now in Mexico to superintend
the loading of the sheep.
and was sent to work the fine out on
the rock pile. Wednesday morning
when the chain gang was working at
the corner of Brown and Boulevard
Oliver was sent to the wagon for a
pick. He disappeared and has not been
seen since.
Longnell calls for and delivers bag
gage anywhere in El Paso or suburbs.
Phone 1.
Oregon Grocery, 805 N. Ore, phone 1721
Haltlen Rattles Continue.
Cape Haltlen, Haiti, July 29. Heavy
fighting has been in progress between
the government forces and the revolu
tionists. The federals attacked the
rebels at Trou. to the south of Cape
Haittien. and forced them from their
entrenchments, recapturing the town.
The rebels also evacuated the village
of CaracoL but flghting-fcontinues at
several other points.
A large stock of roofing paper of
best quality, 31.25 per roll and up. Lan
der Lumber Co. Phone 282.
Big Appropriation Bills Passed.
Washington, D C, July 29 Con
gress on Tuesday passed the last two
big general appropriation bills of the
session, the sundry civil and general
deficiency measures. But two supply
bills, the Indian and river and harbor
bills, remain to be passed and a final
conference report on the former was
adopted by the senate Tuesday. The
river and harbor bill is being held up
by a determined filibuster In the sen
ate. Dr. Hiram Gallagher, Marsh-Strong
Building, Spring and 9th Sts, Los
Angeles. Calif.
El Para Distilled Water Co, Ph. 489
Moose Believe In Deity.
Milwaukee. Wis, July 29. A resolu
tion reaffirming belief in the supreme
being was by a standing unanimous
vote, adopted Tuesday afternoon at the
convention of the Loyal Order of Moose.
The resolution also denounced the "no
God, no master", movements. By the
resolutions no man believing In such
a creed or belonging to any order
which has such a motto or slogan can
be initiated into the Moose order and
any man now a member, who so be
lieves, must be ejected.
You'll always catch yonr train if you
use Longwell's taxicabs and baggage
trucks.
ANTI-SPEED CRUSADE
STAETED BY POLICE
The police have Inaugurated a cru
sade against auto speeders and owners
Who drive their cars at night without
tall lights. The names of nine auto
mobile owners were taken by the po
lice Tuesday night, seven were charged
with speeding and two operating their
cars without tall lamps.
TO PENITENTIARY
01 PiUSDI AGENT
Thirteen Convicted In El
Paso County Will Serve
From 2 to 35 Years.
With sentences ranging from two
to 35 years each, 13 prisoners were
taken from the county jail Wednesday
and are now en route to the state peni
tentiary at Huntsvllle. Tex, In charge
of penitentiary agent "Bud" Russell.
Two of the prisoners have been sen
tenced to 35 years behind the grey
walls of this penal Institution. They
are Antonio Andrada and Agapito Gar
cia, convicted of the murder of Teodoso
Saldlvar, a Mexican merchant. The
crime occurred last AprIL
Arthur Gibson,- negro, was sen
tenced to five years for the holdup of
the Jockey club. Second and Oregon
streets. Two men in automobiles held
cp the club last March and stole 3300.
He was convicted of assault with in
tent to murder.
Julian Valencuela, convicted of as
sault with Intent to rob, was sentenced
to two years.
The following eight were convicted
of burglary and sentenced to three
years each: Carlos ugo. Ysabel An
chondo, Jesus R. Flores, Pedro Salarlo,
Rafael Yrlgozen, Juan Leva and An
tonio R. Lopez.
POOL "WANTS ALL EL
PASOATKESBASBECUE
T want every man in El Paso coun
ty to come to my barbecue Saturday
at my ranch, near Canutillo," said
county judge Adrian Pool this morn
ing. "T am going to be county judge
of all the people of El Paso county
not of any faction and I want all the
people to help me to be & county judge.
I want everybody to come to the bar
becue Saturday. It will begin at 6
oclock in the evening and last until
midnight. There will be plenty to eat
and drink and a good time for all my
guests. I am not extending personal
invitations to anybody to come. I want
everybody there. If they are not ac
quainted with me. so much the better
we can get acquainted if they come."
MC PIASO BOY SUCCUMBS
TO TYPHOnj IX MEXICO
Harry G". Buchozj son of Mr. and Mrs,
H. G. Buchoz, of 712 North "Virginia,
street, died Monday morning of typhoid,
fever in Santa. Barbara, Chlh, accord
ing to & telegram received Tuesday
afternoon by his father in Bl Paso.
Arrangements for the funeral will be
made shortly after the body arrives In
El Paso, and interment will be made
in Evergreen cemetery.
Saturday morning the parents of the
deceased were advised of his illness,
and a trained nurse and & physician
immediately left El Paso for Santa.
Barbara. They will accompany the
body to this city, arriving Friday or
Saturday.
The deceased was 25 years old and
had been in the employ of a Chihuahua
mining company as stenographer for
some time. He left El Paso six months
ago for Santa, Barbara.
Dr. Ebert. dentist, 216-218 Mills Bldg.
American Hot Weather
Foods Not Popular in
London During Summer
London, Eng, July 29. American
hot weather foods failed to take with
the London public during the recent
torrid spell, when the thermometer
touched 90 degrees In the shade. The
English restaurants in the business
section reported no falling off in the
orders for roast beef and Yorkshire
steak and kidney pudding and peas
and potatoes, although there was an
unusual demand for currant rolL
"All this talk about summer diet
and keeping cool is Tommy rot." said
the proprietor of an Inn celebrated for
its steak and kidney puddings. "I
believe in a man sticking to his grub."
A customer ordered a glass of ice
water from an old fashioned English
waiter.
"Iced water! No. sir." he Teplled.
"Stout or ale, sir, are very nice in this
'eat. sir."
At the same time, the shops selling
soft drinks did a heavy business during
the hot spelL London's Ice supply
ran very short and gave out entirely
in many sections of the city. V
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