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EL PASO HERALD
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engineer iiOSeS COlltrOl On '
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PlUMteS IntO ADYSS.
Rngion. Mass.. March 6
-Report of a
Ircaci acciaent in Mexico in January j
-hieh 60m lifs were lost is cn-
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.-i -d in a letter rrceived today by rae
nerlcn board of commissioners for
"rfiprn missions fiom one of its repre
secatiics at Mansanillo. on the Mexi
can Pacific coast
According to .hi writer, after the ea-t-
of the soidiors into TJuadalaJart.
meh was apiured toy Carrawta on
.1 i,u..irv 18. the governor ordered that
1i . lr fu -nilies should be brought up from
. olimii on j. special train.
People llu-led IntiSinrc.
There were more than 2 cars," the
l.tter continued, -simply packed with
h imamu, the roofs covered with men
ni.d women and many slung under he
s in a most perilous position, even
lor ord:nar travel.
t the top of the steepest grade,
enilns down, the engineer lost control.
The cars rushed down the long incline.
throwing off human freight on both
sides and finally plunging into an
ab ss.
InqnlM Commit Suicide.
"Nine hundred people were on the
train and onlv six were unhurt. More
than 6tm were killed outright. Some of
the Yaqui Indiana committed suicide
hen they were told of the accident
to their families and others have sworn
venseance. ,., .
Ail the railroad menwere killed, so
there is none to suff-."
FRISOMSR TRLSTS A PHIE-ND;
THEN CIIARGRS BHHK3IZI.KHK.Vr
Complaint wss filed against C. B.
V.tehell in justice J. M. Denver's court
Safird morning, charging embessle
T.ient Mitchell is alleged to have been
i-tripled by George Harris, in the
nt jail on a forgerv charge, with
with which to ja off a check
M t lifll is said to hive appropriated
1 p -n- pi to his own us"
WIGWAM
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TOMORROW ONLY
Sessue Hayakawa
llic Noted Japanese Actor, in
The greatest success in the ca
reer of
"Walker WMtesides
Tins is a special Paramount re
lease and on of the most intense
ly interesting pictures eer pre
-ented.
ONE DAY ONLY
Wednesday
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LSIE JANIS
TODAYS PKOGRASI:
Alice Joyce in
"Her Supreme
Sacrifice"
TODAY
"The
Typhoon"
ilhamhra
WEEK-END SPECIAL
Clara Kimball Young
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By
SHOVS START ON THE HOUR
ADULTS, 20c-
TEXAS GRAND THEATRE
Saturday-Sunday MwMar. 6-7
2.VD RECORD BREIKING MMCI.IG TRIlMrillL TOUR.
Direction, LrComte & FIrsher.
MORT II. SINGER'S BEST COMIC UFERl OFFKRI.NG
"A MODERN EVE"
THE MHRRIKST, SOGlEST. DWCIEST VI. VY OV THE MlMCtl.
STtGE TODAY.
Perfectly Cast AVHh Fifty "Hell Known Comedy Plajers and the Nen
Famous ORIGIN Al CIIORl S OF -BE4.1TIFI I. EYES
A Veritable herniation Everywhere.
PRICES Mat. 23c. Sfle. 73c. Sl.ee. SI.30. Box Seats S.2.M.
Xlght. .-.Oc, 73c. SI.no, 51.30. iC0 Box Seats Ji5e.
Seals "ow on Snle at Ryan's Drag Store.
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II li BATTLE
. Fight at Sayula Great Villa
Victory, oays x&eporoj
Ojeda Joins Villa.
! A total of 17(10 Carrancistas were i
killed in the recent fighting at Sayula, j
inC UUlOCUJam Uiauil.1, wv.uai.
lo an official report from Guadalajara
received here by YHm officials. The
report also .states that the people of
Guadalajara Vere so opposed to the Car-
rinci8taVthaT they offered vnu io.-
" pesos if he would sell them arms
with which to fight Geo. Miguel Dieguez
the city.
Guadalajara and the entire I
central' portion of Jalisco is quiet, ac-
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cvruitiB -' cjiv
I (Ijedn JoIoh Villa.
Gen. 1'edro Ojeda. who, as a rederal
general, made a brilliant record in the
defence of Xaco and later of Guaymaa.
has joined Villa at Guadalajara, to
gether with l'S other federal officers.
Ojeda has been reported executed and
killed in battle at various times since
Hueita fled tne country.
ObrcKon Wounded.
The Villa report also states that Gen.
Obregon we; wounded when the Car
rcncistas enterc-1 Mexico City, but that
this has been kept se-ret.
GONZALES LEAVES MONTEREY
AND WILL DEFEND TAMPICO
Washington. D. C March 6 A dis
patch from San Antonio. Texas, to the
Carranza agent here Friday night
stated Gen. Pablo Gonzales had left
Gen. Ildefonzo Vasquez to continue the
attack on llonterey. and. with the rest
of his armv. had withdrawn to Tampieo
to defend that port against any Villista
attacks.
GOOD SAMARITAN SHOT
AIDING INJURED FRIEND
Thomas Chicon is fatally injured and
is at the new county hospital as the re
sult of a gunshot wound received as he
was accompanying Areeco Flores. an
injured companion, to the latter's home
Friday night following a cutting af
fray on .West San Antonio street.
The snooting took place near 04
Broadway, the home of Flores. At the
emergency hospital Chicon stated that
thej were suddenly confronted by two
unknown Mexicans. One of the men.
he stated, drew a gun and fired. The
ball entered the abdomen.
A short time before near the Paso
del Norte hotel Flores and Jesus G.
Gonzales engaged in a cutting affray,
Flores says. Flores was cut about the
face. A charge of assault to murder
was entered against Gonzales.
AWFORD
TONIGHT
AliD SUNDAY MATINEE
"Lovers & Lunatics"
Laughing Hit of the Season
PHONE 6470
MAJESTIC
Ivlitcrmau . Ilonnrd
The Flirting Prima Donna
Sat & San. Night Sun. Matinee
A clean play that will please the
ladies and children.
A laugh In eerv line. The
crowds that went away unable
to get seats we hope will try
again.
Pric Arfclti 15c, Children 10c
7 Passenger Auto for Hire
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OWEN DAVIS
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Entries Juarez Jockey Club
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II
El Paso Is Some Cilu.
it
Says Steeplejack As He
Works 280 Feet in Air
Paul C. Rush worth, steeplejack, de
clares that he feels Just as safe at the
top of the flagpole on the federal build
ing tower, 2S feet from the ground, as
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ball aT the "ton , i th. Uif 5.T8 J ne
moi-S.-wi ,p.-L-tM-Pi', turo.?
morning were Inclined to disagree with
i. i.usnwonn. rne pole swayed con
siderably and looked like anything but
a perfectly safe place to work
Rushworth is here to "do the spring
housecleaning" on the local flagpoles
and other high places. A Herald man
climbed to the roof of the federal build
ing and carried on an interview with
the steeplejack while the latter was at
his work. "I used to be a structural
iron worker." he declared, as he painted,
"but I broke both my ankles and that
made it rather risky for me to walk on
the small iron beams at great heichts.
There seemed to be an opening for a
steeplejack and I 'took up this work.
I've painted the highest flagpoles in
Denver and. in fact, all over the south
west," he added, as he hit the ball a
swipe.
"El paso seems to be 'some' city from
up here. Wait a bit and I'll come down
and let them hoist you up." But the re
porter suddenly remembered other
pressing and very important engage
ments and declined.
'Honeyboy" Evans Takes
His Last Curtain Call
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Theatergoers of El Paso regretted
Saturday to learn of the death of
George ("Honeyboy") Kvans. the fa
mous minstrel man, who died In a
Baltimore. Md hospital followi z an
operation
Evans appeared here frequently with
his minstrel company and was one of
the most popular entertainers who ever
appeared at the Texas' Grand theater.
His monolog was especially popular, as
he always worked .nto it local char
acters and incidents.
W. G. RUSSELL'S SON COMING
FOR FUNERAL OF HIS FATHER
Funeral services for W. G. Russell,
who was found dead in the yard at his
home on Florida street Friday morning,
will be held either Sunday or Monday.
E. G. Russell, of Osawatomie, Kas., is
expected to arrive Sunday morning to
attend the funeral of his fatuer and the
arrangements for tne funeral will oe
made upon his arrival. He is a train
dispatcher there.
The discovery of Mr. Russell's body
was made by Mrs. Lena Russell, who
who was at the Russell home on Flor
ida street and who was the first to
reach Mr. Russell after his death.
Mr. Russell was president of the Trl
State Engineering company and was a
member of the Masonic lodge. He is
survived by his wife ami his son. E. G.
RussslL The burial will be In El Paso.
MRS. KATE miXH.VM DIHSi
REMAINS GO TO MISSOURI
The death occurred Friday evening
of Mrs. Kate E. Dunham, wife of the
late C. M Dunham, at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Iewls R. Montgom
ery. 1518 North t'ampbell street. She
was Tl years of age and had suffered
from organ ii diseases of the heart for
some time. Mrs. Dunham came to El
Taarn .lutii. .... .ba tl..l.u ,
daughter, Mrs. Montgomery, she la sur
vives oy another daughter, Mrs. J. J.
Peters, of Omaha, aad one son. Russell
E. Dunham, or Kansas City. The re
mains will be taken to St Joseph. Mo.
Sunday afternoon for interment in the
family plot.
WAGNER'S SELECTION INCLUDED
ON POST CONCERT PROGRAM
The oert.ire from "Tannhauser ' will
I he one of the features of the conce-t to
be given by the 15th cavalrj band Sun
I da afternoon at Fort Bliss, beginning '
!at 3.30 oclock.
Another feature or luterest will be
the destriptive fantasia. "A Hunti:;
1 Scene." bv BucacallosL The concert
will be dlrecteu oy ibjcwi i
The program follows:
Mcrch. National Emblem" (Bagley).
Overture Tannhanser" (Wagner).
Medley. "Hits No. IS' (Lampe).
Selection. -Carmen" ?" ..
Waltz. -Gold and SUveV (Lehar).
Fantasia. "A Hunting Scene" iBu-
""Amerltin sketch. -Suawnee P.ivcr
(Myddetom).
March. -Stabet Mater" (Kossinl).
TODAY'S AKUSEIfiENTS
wrVI'IIBOV" COSII.G TO AVIGWAM.
It is wll known among the 'ollow-
ers of moving pictures in El Paso that (
if there Is anything exceptionally good
in 'own that It will be found at the
Wigwam. This popular photoplay house
has oa many occasions put on films .
that cost more for a single day's show- I
log than two weeks' regular service
cost at other places. j
It now announces two pictures that I
are in the first class and worthy of
comparison with the b. st that the
Wigwam has shown in the PT;t.
Tomorrow, "The Typhoou." a"5
Whitesides's greatest triumph, will be i
...ti wr Whitesides's role will
w. -.1. k omu. Hsvakawa. th '
t famous' Japanese actor, and the "Ine'
1 . --t-i. ..all rA- UninMA vrill DC .
played by Japanese actors of note.
Next Wednesday. Klsie Janis, the staf
of "The VanderMlt Cup." "The Slira
Princess,- etc wtH be shown in the
Paramount feature. The Caprifea of
Kitty." Ton cannot afford to rales a
Paramount. ,
Todav, Alice Joyce will be seen In
"Her Supreme Sacrifice." Adv.
1IHLH.N KBIXBH. COJIIXG.
After twenty years of patient ef
fort, guided always by her friend and
teacher. Jdre. John Jtacy, Helen Keller
will on March 11 ten me r.i
people at the Texas Grand theatv the i
story of her life. Deprived of tho pow
er of sight, bearing and speech since
infancy, this famous woman, now in
the early thirties, has at last acquired
a speaking voice that is adequate for
public addresses.-
Since her graduation from Radcliffe
college, she has written several suc
cessful books, which with her public .
speaking. Is the culmination of her
ambition. Her real message is a story
of cheeriness -and sunshine accom- ,
pUshed by unfaltering determination .
Advertisement j
TUB AWIA31D1IA. j
The attraction at the Alhambra to- i
day and tomorrow will be a tlve-act
feature by Owen Davis and played by .
the talented actress. Clara Kimball I
Young; and an excellent support. This .
feature. "Lola." is an excellent photo-
drama and seems written especially for
Miss Young's qualifications. This pro- J
dection has proved to be one of the ,
greatest drawing cards in the east . . d
is really a great release. These week
end specials at the Alhambra ere be
coming very popular and tne public
knows that on these days It will be
able to see something that Is .oally
worth while. The shows will start on
the hour and the admission is twenty
cents for adults and ten cents for chil
dren. Advertisement.
PRI7.B DRAMA AT I'MQUB.
Today the Unique will show a three
act special drama without a name.
When the Imp studios furnished tbls
production of powerful plot, they bad
diffloulty In securing an appropriate
name for it, ami the producers decided
to let tne panne suggest a ansae and
are offering its for the- moat appro-
firiate name for the picture. See this
eature tomorrow and get the story of I
tne play at tne box' ofnee, wnicn will
give you full instructions as to how to
proceed to win this 10 prise. Adv.
"RED IIOV RBHIIVS I'MtlDDBX.
The Okstex Cowboys gave to good
performances yesterday and the star
event of each was the unrldabllity of
"Red Hoy." Two of the best riders In
this section were unseated to the mer
riment of the audience. Again this aft
ernoon and tonight at the City Hall
triangle the Okatex Cowboys will per
form and a bis; bunch of sponey awaits
anyone who will ride Rtt Hoy." There
will be twoyBig Rides Sunday, at $ p. m.
and 8 p. nf. Advertisement.
Tire iiuoir.
! " Oysters, of the Tea Dansant.1
a two act Kt em classic, with Rutl
two act Kt em classic with Ruth
Roland and a cast above the average,
will more than please those attending
the Bijou today. "The Mystery of the
Tea Dansant" is a clever picture -id
will carry you through its two reels
to your entire satisfaction. A co-ntdy
will complete the best program to be
found today Advertisement.
WYOMING EDITOR AND EX
FEDERAL OFFICEHOLDER HERE
William C Deming. editor of the "Wy
oming Dally Tnoune. president of the
Tribune Publishing company and for
mer receiver of the United States land
office at Cheenne, ia in El Paso. Jlr.
Deming arrived this morning over ths
Santa Fe and will spend several days
here. He was one of the first Repub
lican officeholders in the United Stales
to resign when the Democratic admin
istration came into power. Although j
his term had several months to run, he I
tendered his resignation to resident
Wilson the day the Democratic presi-
dent took office. I
! NEW York -max to uakb I
.UU112E3S 'IU .112 W J.l,Ujl. I
George Benant, of New York, will j
S.lve an address Sunday afternoon at 3 J
oclock at a meeting of the newly or- I
ganixea r.aucauon. economic ana
Political league, which will be held in
the hall on the corner of Overland and
South Oregon street. The subject of
the address will be "Cooparatipn versus
Competition in the Establishing of the
Brotherhood of Man and the Father
hood -of God." There is no admission
charge to the lecture.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The partnership of George W. Armijo
A Co. was diaolved Marcn 3, lslS, and
the business heretofore conducted bv
George W. Acniljo Co. -nil! from this ',
oaie no cvnauciea oy isrnest ri.
uemoeis. 10 wnim ail puis anu accounts
owing to sard George W. Armijo A Co.
are now due and payable
Era. H. Gemoets.
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has been planned, and priced and all conditions established with one paramount
object in view, that is to insure a safe investment, a sure profit and an ideal place
to establish your home. To any family seeking a home, Richmond Terrace appeals
very forcibly, because it is in a section already permanently established as a high
class residence district. It is only a short distance from one of the best city schools.
It is in fact, the veritable heart of El Paso's building activity. Every feature that
tends to c-tablish value and insure growth is there.
Richmond
paoed with bitulithic. There are miles of cement sidewalks, cement curbing,
and park spacing with growing trees and shrubbery. Gas, Water, sewerage,
fire hydrants, electricity and car service are all there now not simply prom
ised. No subdivision of El Paso can compare with Richmond Terrace in
point of improvements, location and in the quality of homes that have been
built. OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS has been
spent for homes in Richmond Terrace during the past few months.
You have been promising yourself a home. You have been saying that "some
time" you would begin the purchase of a homesite or make an investment of a few
dollars each month of your savings.' TODAY is "some time" and your best op
portunity lies in
Richmond Terrace
Fulfill your promise to yourself. Go out to RICHMOND TERRACE to
morrow, select the lot that pleases you most and take a definite step toward home
ownership and independence. You will feel better then.
Build Now
Two Five Passenger Ford Cars
Or their equivalent in money will be gi en absolutely free to the first two pur
chasers of lots who build homes costing not less than $4,500.00.
$300 CASH TO EACH ONE OF THE NEXT THREE who build
homes costing not less than $3,500.00. x -
$250 CASH TO EACH ONE OF THE NEXT FIVE who build
homes costing not less than $3,000.00.
All homes must be built on not less than two full lots, and work must com
mence on or before the first day in September, 1915.
The price of lots is $450.00 and up, same as before we
Richmond Terrace are
We Will
304 San Antonio Street.
GAMBLED COLLECTIONS IN
JUAREZ; EMPLOYER CHARGES
Jack L.eCroir has ben arreteil by
the sherif orfice on a complaint
thartrincr him with embezzle nentr The
charge against I,eCroix it. that he was
entrus ed with the delivery of a quait
tlt of mest from Vey ton's market to
the Tirol, cafe in Juarez and that when
be failed to turn In the money but lost
it atl In a gam Wins house, it is al
leged. Fay wood Hot Springs
for Rheumatism, Stomach Troubles, j
Kidney Ailments, Inflammations. Ar- i
tertal Hardening. Locomotor Ataxia.
Nervous Breaking, etc Perfect Treat
ment. Perfect Climate. Health. Pleas- j
-ire. Large Modern Hotel. Booklet.
r. C McDertnott. Advertisement.
We Buy Gold,
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Quicksilver; al.-o high grade ores;
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Metals Buying & Refining Co
210 San Fraacitce St. El Paso, Tex.
ASK FOR GLOBE MILLS
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going to be higher now's the
Lend You the Money With Which lo Build.
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It is your duty to keep track of your bank account and
avoid issuing checks that -will overdraw your account.
If you issue such checks and your bank turns them
down, don't blame your bank for your own negligence.
Under new rulings from National and State banking
departments, banks have no option but to refuse pay
ment of checks creating
STATE NATIONAL BANK.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
QITY NATIONAL BANK.
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TRUST CO.
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Try One and Be Convinced
is close in has all modem im
torooemenls. The streets are
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made tins offe, but lots in
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