El Paso herald., April 02, 1915, HOME EDITION, Page 5, Image 5

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EL PASO HEBALD
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J, i MCE? IS SHOTANDKILLED EL PASO SEES ITS APPLAUSE IS JWILL TEST LAWS
FlflSTBUBLESOUEi EIVEEKINCHUHCH PASSED LAST DAY
Auto Driver Murdered Near
Borderland Inn; Hardy
White Also Wounded.
J C Clancey was shot and killed
ar 3 JUrdv White was seriously
w rii'd near the Borderland Inn, 1!
i s abo c El Paso on the upper val-
ty mad Thursday afternoon. A negro
rtAftArtrtrtrtrtrt;
Overnight Relief
for Constipation
TVhen the bowels become clogged
TT.'h a mass of poisonous stomach
wastp. sick headache with all its
tterdant misery, belching of sour
s'orrHch gases, bloat and general
., scomfort are sure to follow.
A mild, pleasant laxative-tonic
fiat will carry off the congested
lass without upsetting the stomach
or griping the bowels, is the combi
nation of simple laxative herbs with
i' psin sold in drag stores under
V" name of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. A dote taken just before
-( ti'ing will afford grateful relief
npxt morning, without unpleasant
d ss or discomfort
It Caldwell's Syrup) Pepsin is
tli- ideal family remedy; especially
' - th. women and children and old
' Ik-- A free trial bottle can be ob
t i. rd by writing to Dr. TV. B.
(a'rill 4n2 "Washington SU
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OR STOIWAGH PAIN
INFJPIITES
"Pape's Diapepsin" makes
sick, sour, gassy stomachs
feel fine.
T ne it' In five minutes all stomach
distress will go. No indigestion, heart
! rr sourness or belching of gas, acid,
c- eructations of undigested food, no
c'7--me. bloating, fonl breath or
I'.ipe -. Diapepsin" is noted for its
Fpc,i ,n regulating upset stomachs.
-. is the surest, quickest and most
- m indigestion remedy in the
n'-i-le world, and besides it is harmless.
ll.lhons of men and women now eat
' - - f- orite foods without fear they
t- w rapes Diapepsin will save then
an stomach misery.
T le i for your sake, get a large
' -ccnt case of Pape's Diapepsin
om an. drug store and put your
- Tli h right. Don't keep on being
e-aMc life is too short you are
here long, so make your stay
. Tee Me Eat what yon like and di
gest it. enjov it. without dread of re
1 r'Uon ir the stomach.
rape s Diapepsin belongs in your
vom" an? war. Should one of the nm
eat something which don't agree
frith them, or in the case of an attack
F indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis or
fomacli derangement at daytime or
oanrg the night. It Is handy to give
lie (juKkPst, surest relief known.
Ad ertisement.
Jerry Scott, is being searched for by
the sheriffs department.
Clancey, who drove a car belonging
to Robert W. Wilmore, of the Republic
Coffee company, carried a passenger to
the Borderland Inn about 2 odock '
Thursday afternoon. About the same I
time Jerry Scott, who had been em- f
ployed at the inn, was discharged. j
About 4 oclock shooting was heard '
and an investigation disclosed that !
Clancey had been killed by a shot that !
entered the body on the right hip em- i
bedded Itself in some vital part, and
White was found with a bullet hole in
the small of the back. The position of
both wounds indicated that the men
were running when the shots were
fired, and this is borne out by the tes
timony of William Allison, a negro,
who claims to have seen the killing of
Clancy. The bodies of both men are
said to have been found about 256
Tftnlc from tha Inn anr! ahflut BO faaf
I asart.
Sheriff's Office Notified.
Chief deputy sherlftstanley Good sr..
deputy sheriff James fulgham and
coroner J. M. Deaver left tin an automo
bile for the scene. The officers exam
ined a number of witnesses, but none
coold be fonnd who could throw any
light on the tragedy except that all
agreed that the shooting was done by
Scott.
The most important witness was Wil
liam Allison, who testified that he was
fishing at a pool near the inn when he
saw Clancey some distance away run
ning and pursued by Scott. A moment
later Scott fired, he told the officers,
and then he saw Clancy falL Scott, he
stated, disappeared in the direction of
New Mexico.
. White, when questioned by the offi
cers, is said to have declared that he
did not know who shot him. He threw
no light on the events that led up to
the shooting, and was removed to his
home, nearby. White was employed as
electrician at the lighting plant of the
Borderland Inn.
After reviewing the remains of Clan
cey. coroner Deaver ordered the body
removed to the Peakundertaking es
tablishment. Friday morning an effort
was made to locate the bullet, but with
out success.
Former Motor Police.
In -the clothing of the dead man was
found a note book containing the name.
Harry Nazle. several notations and ad-
1 dresses.
J Little is known of Clancey, except
! that he bad been in EI Paso for several
I months. Officers claim they have In
i formation that his right name was
Harry Nagle ana that ne was empioyeu
at one time as motorcycle policeman
in Chicago's east side. He had been
working for Mr. Wilmore for about a
week.
ci h.. Hi-awl in this vicinity for
many years and has a good reputation,
the officers say.
Inn Owner's stntemrni.
Ponce de Leon Failed;
His Prize Is Found
Show Is Received by Audi
ence With Various De
grees of Approval.
The Crawford theater was packed
Thursday night for the opening per
formance of the first of the Western
wheel burlesque companies. Many
had tb be turned away. The women
were about equal in numbers to the
men in the-audience. "
It is real burlesque, nothing more
Concert by Combined Church
Choirs and Orchestra En
thusiastically Received.
It was HoI Thursday and the cantata
was Dubois's "Seven Laost Words of
'hrist." but the large audience at the
First I'resbyterian church Thursday
evening could not restrain its applause
for the splendid work of the chorus, or
chestra and soloists who interpreted the
music under the baton of James Oraham
.. i...... -d..) ... , t.. .t.....- i jic.ar.
bSi irVhTmiddU of the-roadi "Xco'mUS "" UP "
Ed'th. mtdmSsLmedv8 and ' oSSSSSSSLui iU services,
ana ine modern musical comedy ana f Mt . K .,... .t uui.t. -
this definition holds good of the Craw- "u2 ?h. ni? i?SSlI?m
ford show. There is plenty of smut in !?ke of "" cauee of B000 PPular mu"
iiiS,?C?; "!? S.TTifJSE Tn- orchestra comprised nearly 26
gestlveness In it, if it were all rolled melnber8 of tne El p, Symphony or
into one big suggestion and applied ..!,,, ,h r ...,... ihl cn.r.i ,!-
automatically, to make the tightest
wad in El Paso buy drinks for the
crowd. '
There is much that Is entertaining.
The company has over 2 girls, most
of them fair of figure and face, and
the costumes are bright and becoming.
One of the leading women in one of
her sallies says that "a' small girl in
tights looks smaller, a' tali girl in
tights looks taller, and any girl in
tights makes the men look longer "
The costuming, mostly. Is of Jhe.sort
that makes men look longer, according
to this definition.
One of the features of the perform
ance was several groups of living pic
rection oT H. E. VanSurdam in orches
tral work in the city. Mi. VanSurdam
himself played the clarinet in the or
chestra last night, and his place at the
piano was taken by B. C Knickmeyer.
ine soloists were airs, ttajpn J- wii
Traveling Auditor Refuses
to Quit Office; Says Act
Is Not Legal.
Santa Fe, N. M.. April 2. Traveling
auditor Howell Earnest has refused to
comply with the request of state audi
tor William G. Sargent to tnrn over
his office and books under the law
passed by the last legislative assembly
legislating Barnest out of office and
creating the office of state traveling
auditor to be filled by appointment of
the state audltbr.
The bill was vetoed by Gov. McDon
ald and passed over his veto by the
legislature, but on the afternoon after
the noon on which the legislature
should nave adjourned under constitu
tional provision. Earnest takes the
ground that until the courts hae
passed upon the validity of the statute
passed under such circumstances, he is
not justified in surrendering the office
and books. i
However, he offers to fiJlltate in
every possible manner an early decision
by the courts, ana tne matter win do
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son. soprano, Parvln Wltte. tenor: x. i taaen airecuy una ine supreme u
A. Christian, baritone. Their work I without delay.
ithout exception. In the exacting solo. This means that all the laws passed
duo. and trio numbers of the cantata the last day of the second session, from
and ensemble with the chorus, was be- ' noon Friday. March 12 to Saturday
white tights features which In a cir
cus always bring "ohs" and "aha" of
admiration and approval.
The show oens with a chorus from.
"Carmen" that is well sung, and is followed-
by the prison duet from "11
Trovatore." then it switches into a
melange of most anything, the girls
dancing In step to their singing and
making a very pretty stage spec
tacle. There is no denying that there
is plenty of action.
The comedians spring a lot of jokes
that are fresh and clean, and a lot that
are neither fresh nor clean. The
audience seemed to like the show,
judging from the applause, which, was
vociferous and continued.
The first part was really no worse
than a musical comedy of the Mnrrav
and Mack type, but the second act.
which purports to be a police Investi
gation Into a. dinner that has been
raided. Is really as shocking as "The
Blue Mouse." "The Girl in the Taxi."
and other performances that hsve en
tertained Kl Pasoans at the Texas
Grand from timer to time and got awav
with it. This act brings In a disrob
ing scene although the disrobed girl
remains after it Is all over. In a beau-
yond criticism: it was faithful, re
strained, intelligent, melodic, appropri
ate to the theme, neither over nor un
derdone Mrs. McNary nresided at the organ.
The chorus responded perfectly to the
tures, posed by girls of the company in I director's baton, and it was noticeable
noon, are to be tested In court
Mhambra Pictures, no vaudeville. Adv.
C "0. Mullen, proprietor of the Bor-, tlfully fitting suit or white tights
deriVnd Inn. stated Friday morning that , much more than the girl wears in time
kA .nctjIv iWVIirTM 3. mite OX axviK ; -, so. vw,n,u auu flio ,
above the inn.
a somewhat censored version of the
that it did not neglect the color values
of the music, and that it was as care
ful to us restraint In the auleter nas-
I sages and incidental responses, as to
release its reserve forces in tne forte
passages.
Long before the hour set for the con
cert, the church was filled to capacity,
and many were turned away for lack
of room. Preceding the cantata. E. C
Knickmeyer rendered an organ recital.
The suggestion is made that a per
manent organization be formed on lines
similar to this, with a large chorus
chiefly of professional and semi-professional
singers, and a permanent orches
tra of picked material. It is understood
that efforts will be made at once to se
cure a degree of assured financial sup
port for such an organisation, to be
called the El Paso Philharmonic so
ciets. Much credit is due the various choir
leaders. M. H. Lemen of St. Clement's.
T. A Christian of First Presb) terian.
Mrs Ralph Wilson of First Methodist.
E. C. Knickmeyer of First Christian,
and the Trinity Methodist choir, for the
earnest preliminary work as separate or
ganizations which made possible the
conspicuous success of the concert last
night when the combined choirs fol
lowed the direction of Mr. McNary who
had rehearsed them only a few times
together
ir,- i.....n t Tu-eived. after re- I hoochle koochie, which the announcer
tni-nimr from town about 3-30. was that ; takes the trouble to explain is a dance
"'"fAiS ne rabbit hunting and . "just as Ruth St Denis does It In all
it Is supposed that some trouble arose
while they were out. I do not know
who did the shooting."
GOOD FRIDAY OBSERVED
BY ALL CHURCHES IN CITY
r- Mir was cenerallv obserred I when Miss St .Taenia does her dance.
. G? Til ProTeant and the Roman In the Crawford performance the dis
5.y., 'Jm of the city. In all , robing Is done to the tune of a quick
fhai ritoiVc rturhes there were spe- Mttle song, something coming off with
il series mtlie morning and the each verse. In "Fra Dtavalo." although
stations of the cross service In tne
afternoon. - . -,,-
In the churcn oi st. -ienraii. "'r-yz
Jtt. flOVOCD, prw;m3
Te uiany
the big theaters of the country."
which goes to prove that he never saw
Ruth St- Denis dance. The 'judge" re
moving first his coat, then his collar and
watching a big thermometer slowly
rise to the celling as the dance pro
gressed, it might have been explained,
are not features of the performance
when Miss St .Tems does her dance.
Pone- de "Leon, the daring explorer, '
E .-r. hd among the swamps of Florida
fo- the Fountain of Youth, which the
Indians said would restore power and
i ike people young. He did not find it- '
Thousands of chronic intestinal bowel
id stomach sufferers have written
to Geo H Mayr. Hi Whiting St, Chl-
.igo m quest of health. They have
tv.jirj it. His remedy, composed of
i aiing -egetaDle ous from
i as indeed given them back the health
r vouth
1hr suffer from indigestion, gases
r - the stomach, fainting spells, torpid
'.r.er constipation and all the evils of
disordered stomach -when there is
ymanent relief here? Mayr's Wonder-
1 Remedy is sold by leading drug
gists eer where with the positive nn
.'rrstanding that your money will be
t funded without question or quibble
i' m: bottle fails to give you abso
3 jte satisfaction. Advertisement.
nal the blsboo. F
ihA morning service.
service was neia in ine i.c.u.
Good Friday services will be held
at the First Presbyterian church to
night at 7:S oclock. At this service
there will be a special communicants
class in preparation for Easter com
munion service,
GVSOLIXB STOVB EXPLODES.
Another gasoline stove fire occurred
Thursday afternoon at South St
Vrain street when a gasoline stove ex-
ninrieii in a room where fc. Mexican
familv lived. The house was not dam-'I
aged, as the fire company extingulsnea
the fire before it had spread.
GBORGB VLRICK RESIGNS.
Santa Fe. X. M April 2. Appointed
a member of the tax commission,
George Ulrlck has offered his resigna
tion to the government as a member of
France, j the board of prison commissioners.
Mr I'lrlck is from Carrizozo and Is
devoting ranch of his time to the new
commission's labors.
AT THE ZEIGER
A Souvenir Dinner -will be served
Caster. Sunday. Ever)-Indy to recelie
a Souvenir. J 1.00 per plate. 12 to 8
p. m. Advertisement
Athey cloth-lined weatner :trlp keeps
out the cold. Rathbun-MIx Co. Adv.
We Submit The Following Prices For Our
OPENING DAY
Saturday, April 3rd
17 Pounds Granulated Sugar .$1.00
Best Cream Cheese, pound -20c,
24 Pounds BeslFlour ................... ..$1.10
10 Pound Pail Cotlolene .............. .$1.15
7 Bars While Laundry Soap.. .... 25c
8 Bars Yellow Laundry Soap .............. 25c
Krinfyle Corn Flakes, package-........... .. . 5c
Your patronage solicited and appreciated.
Our slock is new and complete. Prompt deliveries.
cellent story, ana it is enjoyable be
cause or its natural, artistic develop
ment and good acting.
Tomorrow. "The Oaklawn Handicap"
and a Nestor comedy will be shown.
Tuesday and Wednesday next Ed
mund Breese will be seen hi "The Walls
of Jericho." as played by James J.
Hackett. m five parts. Adv.
I.I I.I.IK I.SSI.IE VT TUB BIJOU.
I.illie Leslie and Joseph Smiley In a
two-part feature. "A Tragedy of the
Hills." will be the headllner today at
the Bijou. This is a very pleasing pic
ture and Ufi T.lfe nat ifml mhowx
there Is much mor disrobing, nobodv I In rfvantn "Jalc' lal " n animal
asks at tHe' COhelvstowrof the scene , mrlnr i alA an the nmmm. Rrlncr
"Haven't you got some more verses?" j the children, as they will enjoy seeing !
That's the difference. ! the animals perform in this reel.. '
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Mothers can rest easy after giv
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because it never falls to cleanse the
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babies, children of all ages and for
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Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask
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Prior to the display of these features
the management announced Thursday
night that it was the desire of the com
pany to make the show one that would
appeal to the Women and children of
El Paso as welt as the men.
Like whisky, all burlesque is bur
lesque: the only difference Is that some
is worse than the rest: and the degree
of virtue attaching to a performance
is usually regulated by the degree of
toleration of the people and police.
The El Paso burlesque performance Is
on a par with the average in the larg
er cities, but to call it a performance
for women and children Well, well!
G. A- M.
TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS
JIARV FULLER AT Tllll A IfiW.VM.
"The Master Mummer." adapted from
the story by K. Phillips Oppenhelm.
will be the exceptional feature at the
Wigwam today only. Mary Fuller has
the lead and the picture is said to be
the best three-reeler that the Edison
company ever turned out. It is an
unusual picture, inasmuch as it was
originally produced as a flve-reeler.
There is more demand for three reels
than for longer pictures, so the Edison
people eliminated all superfluous scenes
and boiled it down to three reels of
action. It is a story on the "Prisoner
of Zenda" order where royalty loves
like human beings and the romantic
feature is especially pleasing. Today
only.
Tomorrow the funniest man In pic
tures will be seen in a brand new
comedy his very latest effort. Do not
fail to see Charlie Chaplin in "In the
Park" The picture will be shown but
one day. Advertisement.
Tin; xxiqun.
Murdock MacQuarrie in "The Cameo
Ring," a two-act Big U drama, and a
good comed entitled "Around the
World in Ten Minuter" will be the bill
today. "The Cameo Ring" tells an ei-
dav at the
T3lin hAM,ina "Han. .h fla.luv. I
Gentlemen's Ball.'' a riot of fun. don't
miss it. Advertisement. i
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Shoulder Tot Boast
per lb
Boiling Meat,
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Pijr Ham Koast,
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Pig Sbmider Roast, per lb 15c
Spring Lamb M Veal
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Sir. 17'2c
Home Hade Bacon, OP
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Poultry, Alive and Dreesedto Order.
OK VTKX COWBOYS.
Bromo r.ding.'a potato race, wrest
ling on horse back, and many other
amusing cowboy feats are seen at the
City Hall Triangle daily at 3 and
p m. Admission is 25c. Advertisement.
AUTO THIEVES STEAL TWO
CARS THURSDAY NIGHT
Auto thieves continue to operate and
two cars were reported to have been
stolen Thursday night.
J. M. Allen's Reo was stolen from
the corner of Rio Grande and Brown
streets and has not been recovered.
The Pathfinder car belonging to la
M. Stiles was taken from tbe Mesa
avenue front of the Crawford theater
Thursday night. A search is being
made for the car by the police.
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S oz. V. S. Army Double Filled Dock, per vd 15c
10 oz. V. S. Armv Double Filled Duck, per yd 20c
12 oz, L S. Army Double Filled Duck, per yd 25c
GOLD MEDAL COTS
I-old Medal Folding Cots $230
Folding Camp Tables ' $3.00
folding Porch or Camp Chairs $2,50
V e have the Best Leather Tan Puttees for the money in H Pam. Pair 52.50
(anvas Legging from - 45c to 65c
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AW is the time to see that oranges are
a daily food in every home.
Theyipurify the blood have a cooling
effect and contain just the right amount
of fruit acid to keep the digestion in
perfect condition.
This, of all seasons, is the season
when oranges do the utmost good.
Have them handy, where the family
can get them between meals. Urge the
eating of oranges in this way. Serve
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them at bedtime.
This is the fruit of which
children can eat all they want
with only good effects.
California Seedless Red Ball Or-
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and most delicious NOW. All homes can
afford them. Prices are low. Don't go
witnout mem tnrough merely forgetting
to order.
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