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EL PASO HERALD
IflLLft DEFESTES, DBREOON CUHIMS ! CBUiSEfl EITEL
iwin
Carranza Commander Re
ports 2000 of EnemyKilled
or Wounded in Battle.
Washington, D. C, April . Gen-Car-rinza's
agency here laid claims to vic
tory In the recent battle In Guanajauto
tatf in making public today thiE tele
's ram from Carranza dated Wednesday."
' Yesterday moating; a battle was
.tarted nea- Celaya between forces
omrnanded by Gen. Obregon and those
p rsonallv led by Villa, and I am Just
in receipt of a communication from
Gn Obregon advising me that he has
' feated the enemy, inflicting upon
ihem a loss of over :W dead and
n ounded and a large number of prison
rs. arms and ammunition. Obreson is
n pursuit of the fleeing enemy."
The state department had received no
An Old, Family Cough
Remedy, Home-Made
Baally Prepared Costa Very
Little but la Prompt, Sore
and Effective
.
Br making this pint of old-time cough
rrrup at borne you hot onlj save about
S2, as compared with the ready-made
Lind. but jou will also have a muck more
frompt and positive remedy in every wav.
t overcomes the usual coughs, throat and
chest colds in 24 hours relieves even
whooping cough quickly and is excellent,
too. for bronchitis, "bronchial astiuna,
hoarseness and spasmodic croup.
Get from any drug store 2 ounces of
Fiuex (50 cents worth), pour it into a
pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain
granulated sucar syrup. Full directions
with Pinex. Keeps perfectly and tastes
good.
Von can feci this take bold of a couch
or cold in a way that means business. It
inicKiy loosens the drv, hoarse or pam
ul couch and beals the inflamed mem
branes. Tt filno htm sl remarkshfo fWf:
in overcoming the persistent loose cough investigated the shooting across the
bv stopping the formation of phlegm in riv" ,nto Brownsville late edneadaj.
1 l.rA -j i i- -. t r l RnlletK nmirri into one of the outlv-
wte luruat ana nruncuiai tuoes.
The effect of Pine on the membranes is
known bv almost everv one. Pinex is a
most valuable concentrated compound of
genuine Norway pine extract combined
with guaiacol and other natural healiag
pine elements.
There are many worthier imitations
of this famous mixture. To avoid dis
appointment, ask tout druggist for "2
ounces of Pinex," and do sot accept any
thing else.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. The Pinex Co., Ft
Wayne, Ind. ,,
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confirmation of the reported Carranza
victory. Vlllista advices claim a similar
victorv for Villa.
Duval West, personal representative
of president Wilson, who arrived yes
terday in Mexico City, today had not
transmitted any report on conditions
there He was received yesterday by
Gen. Garza, the Villa-Zapata executive,
the Brazilian minister Informed the
state department.
Secretary Brjan said "the indications
were not raorauie iui uv. . "-
....mute.,! tn neutralize Mexico City ana
take it out of the fighting xone. He
was not sure, he said, that either Car
ranza or Villa favored the plan, but was
still hopeful.
llaiatlan short of Flour.
"Reports from the west coast state
that Guaymas and Mazatlan are ouiet
and that indications at Manaanillo are
unfavorable to Carranza forces. The
Colorado arrived at Mazatlan on April
A fight had occurred near Muralla.
state of Smaloa The supply of flour in
Mazatlan is becoming exhausted and it
Is reported that a decree has been is
sued providing that when merchants
have flour, and do not offer it for sale.
it will be seized by the government and
sold. ....
"It is reported to the department
from Laredo that a new Vlllista force,
said to number 1300. is marching from
the vicinitv of C. P. Diaz with the
avowed intention of attacking Nuevo
Laredo in conjunction with the Villa
force now in the vicinity of Candela.
with which the Nuevo Laredo garrison
has been battling for the past few
days. The Carranza forces from Lam
pazos and other nearb points have
been ordered to concentrate at Nuevo
Laredo and the fortifications are being
strengthened."
SHOOTING IS INVESTIGATED;
AEROPLANE AT MATAM0R0S.
Brownsville. Tex., April S. A Car
ranza monoplane was hurriedly un
loaded from a refrigerator car here
during the night and taken across the
river to Matamoros early today. P. A.
Chaps, of San Antonio. Tex, who holds
the rank of colonel in Carranza's array,
went to Matamoros with the machine.
He said he expected to be the aviator.
A large supply of bombs for his use was
manufactured here last week.
Col. A. P. Blocksom, in command of
the United States border patrol here.
IF YOU ARE A
DRINKING MAN
You had better atop at once or you'll
lose jour job. Every line of business is
closing its doors to "Drinking" men.
It ma; be your tarn next. By the aid
of ORRIXE thousands of men have been
--stored t$ lives of sobriety . and in
dustrj. We are so sure that ORRIKE will
benefit you that we say to you that if
after a trial you fall to get any benefit
from its use, your -money will be re
funded. When you stop "Drinking. think of
the money you'll save; besides, sober
men are worth more to their employers
and get higher wages.
Costs only $I.M a box. We have an
interesting booklet about ORRIKE that
we are giving away free on request.
Call at our store and talk it over.
Kelly & Pollard. Shelodn hotel.
Bullets noured into one of the outly
ing residential sections of Brownsville
during a brief shooting match between
the Carranza trenches in Matamoros
and a party of Villa outposts.
Reports from both the Villa and the
Carranza officers said none of the sol
diers engaged In the shooting was bit.
CALLES REPORTS ROUTING
TROOPS OF TRUJILLO
nouglrs. Ariz, April S. Gen. Elias
Calles. commanding the Carranza
army which left Aua Prieta. Soil,
early Wedneadaj, reports routing the
Villa army of Gen Trujillo at Anava
ccchi Pass. 12 miles southeast of Agua
Prieta. The fight is said to have
lrsted two hours, after which the Villa
forces fled toward Naco. pursued by
caalr.
Preparations are now being made
at Naco, Son, it is said, for the evacu
ation of that town by Villa forces.
CHAO REPORTED WHIPPED
. IN TAMPICO FIGHTING
(Centfaned From Pace One).
tired to Las Palmas, where today they
were again routed. The majority have
disbanded and fled to the Jungles of the
Huasteca Potosina. the remainder are
endeavoring to get back to San Luis
Potosi. Over 100 prisoners were brought
into Tamplco. including many wounded,
and It Is estimated that the Villistas
lost upwards of 100 men, dead, wound
ed and prisoners, besides most of their
supplies and equipment"
MAW" STAIIVK VT MOXTERBV
DESPITK GOT. VII.UV5 AID
San Antonio. Texas. April Despite
the fact that Gen. Villa organized relief
work at Monterey. Merc, for 7000 fami
lies, or about 20.000 persons, thousands
are reported starving to death.
POLITICAL
County and City Democratic Club Invites the Public
MAYOR-ELECT TOM LEA,
JUDGE DAN JACICSON
And Others Will Speak.
34th District Coutroom
Courthouse.
CRAWFORD THEATRE"
Week, Commencing Matinee Today -
Western Wheel Burlesque
Offer
"20th Century Maids and Behind Scenes"
2 NEW CLASSY FROLICS 2
NEW BIG OLIO
SEE THE FAMOUS AMAZON MARCH
90T OF 'EM BEAUTIFUL GIRLS 90'
Evening Performances, 3:30 .25c to $1.00
Bargain Matinee Today 15c to 25c.
Matinee Saturday and Sunday 25c to 50e
Phone for Keservations 6470.
Commander Decides to In
tern Eather than Be Sunk
by "Waiting Foes.
Newport Nes, Va- April 8. Secre
tary Daniels today gave formal orders
to rear admiral Beatt. commanding
thef Norfolk navy yard, to take the
German cruiser Pr'ns Fitel Friedrich
to the navy a.d for internment.
Admiral Beatty wil' determine to what
extent the ship will be dismantled to
prevent any attempt to leave port.
Early today collector Hamilton for
mally acknowledged commander
Thierichen'a letter announcing bis de
termination to intern the Prtnz Kttel
Friedrich and instructed him to keep
the ship at her anchorage until naval
officials form plans for ber removal
and internment
Commander Thierichens asked the
United States government through port
authorities Wednesday night to intern
his ship and crew. Up to the last
moment the German skipper kept up
the appearance of being ready for a
dash to the sea and 'when the time for
decision finally came, he explained that
failure of "expected relieT to arrive
had made it necessary to intern rather
than "to deliver crew and ship to
fruitless and certain destruction by the
French warships waiting off the Vir
ginia capes."
Final Impcralhr Mciaacr.
Collector of . customs Hamilton
boarded the Kitel shortly after 7 oclock
Wednesday night with an imperative
notice from the Washington govern
ment that the time for his stay in this
port would expire at midnight and
that he must leave American waters bv
4 oclock on the morning of April 8.
Before the customs collector could de
liver the message commander Thier
ichens handed to him the written an
nouncement of his decision
More than a score of British mer-hant
vessels were Immediately permitted to
leave port and customs houses at New
port News and Norfolk were kept open
until 10.30 oclock Issuing clearances.
German Announcement.
Following is the announcement hand
ed collector Hamilton by the commander:
"I inform you X intend to intern H.
M. S. Kitel Friedrich. The relief I ex
pected did not appear, so the number
and force of the enemy cruisers watch
ing the entrance of the bay makes to
me impossible the dash for the open
sea with any hope of success. I have
decided not deliver ship and crew to
fruitless and certain destruction. Be
ing obliged for the courtesy shown by
all "United States officials. I am ex
pecting your orders. I have sent the
same information to rear admiral Helm.
U. S. S. Alabama. Respectfully.
(Signed) "Thierichens."
German Are Gloomy.
As the collector read this a spirit of
gloom seemed to pervade the com
mander's cabin and spread all over the
ship. Officers and crew were down
cast. Commander Thierichens himself
declared that the action he was forced
to take made him sick: that he was
heartbroken by being compelled to re
sort to such a step. Unofficially he
stated that he had never intended to
Intern If it were possible to prevent
it- that he had hoped for the arrival
of German forces to do battle with the
British and French warships off the
American coast and tus clear the a
for his return to the open sea.
"I would like to have gone to sea
myself." commander Thierichens said.
"I would not hesitate to go, but I had
to think first of mj men "
Commander Thierichens' action came
at the end of a day filled with mysteri
ous actions. During the last few hours
of grace the German captain had not
said a word to Washington officials
about interning. He had coaled and
provisioned Us ship. Repairs to her
boilers had beep made and everything
was prepared for a dash to sea.
ITALIAN GENERAL STAFF
WANTS WAR WITH AUSTRIA
Chiasso. Switzerland, April 8 CoL
Mcntanari has been apointed secre
tary to Lieut. Gen. Count Cadorna,
chief of the Italian general staff.
Italian newspapers tn discussing
this appointment say the Italian gen
eral stafr is decidedly anti-Austrian
CoL Montanari is well known for his
thorough knowledge of the mountain
passes in the Austrian territory near
the Italian frontier. Count Cadorna
still wears the watch which his grand
father owned when he was hanged by
the Austrians.
visTms v -euviv;vs
AKAIX KTCIH.NOK MIEI.I.'i
Nish. Servia. April i. Twenty-eight
heavj projectiles fell in the central
quarter of Belgrade, Servia. Tuesday
when the Austro-Hungarians bombard
ed Servian towns on the Danube and
Save rivers. Three were killed and six
wounded.
The Servians replied with a bom
bardment of the Austrian positions, but
aoided shelling the towns on the Aus-tro-Hungarian
side, which are inhabited
exclusively by Servians.
BTinB iiATni imi i"ci:
lis CI.l'AIlBIl OP TIKK
Petrograd. Russia. April 8. The en
tire Batura province in Russian Arme
nia, has now been cleared of Turks, ac
cording to the Novoe Vremya's Hat urn
correspondent. He says the Russian:,
completed the trans-Tchomk operations
by occupying Artvin without firing a
shot.
HTJERTA IS ON WAY
TO UNITED STATES
Washington. I. C April 8. From th
merican consul at Seville. Spain, tho
state department has been advised that
Gen. Victoriano Huerta, former provis
ional president of Mexico. Is on his wav
to the I'nited States. Whether he is
coming merely to take up his residence
In this country, or to hold conferences
with his many formev chiefs who have
taken refuge in the ,1'nited States, is
not known. It has been rumored that
the Huerta element Is planning another
revolution in Mexico.
HOMES IN HIGHLAND PARK
AND ALTA VISTA ARE SOLD
C H. Huling has bought from Mrs J
R. Rnlow. the five room house located
on the north 40 feet of lots IT to 20.
block 40. of the Highland Park addi
tion, for 32190. This house is located
on Dakota street. Hawkins Brothers
made the sale
Thomas O'Brien has bought from
Frank Earll. through Hawkins Broth
ers, the five room brick house located
at 000 San Marcial street in the Alta
Vista section in block . of East 1
Paso, for J170M
60Thrilis-AIVfinute-60ThnlIs
BARNEY
SPEED KING
World's Wonders (
) 2:30 P. Wl. (
DE LLOYD
AIR WIZARD
WASHINGTON PARK, ST. 1 0 ""---
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DJUD U0B7
TO 1J ALLIES
Sultan Rallying His Army to
the Aid of the Kaiser
and Austria.
(Continued From rage One).
movements of artillery and preventing
the explosion of shells. Our troops have
continued the progress made on the
previous days. We maintained all our
advance in spite of counter attacks of
extraordinary violence.
"At fces Sparges, especially, the last
German counter attack was carried out
by a regiment and a half and was com
pletely repulsed. The enemy sustained
enormous losses. Corpses of men cov
ered the field. Three hundre men who
momentarily were able to advance from
the German positions were mowed down
by our machine guns. Not one of them
escaped."
l'rench Lobars ISnormout.
The German army headquarters at
Berlin today gave out a report on the
progress of histillties which says
"The fighting on the Jieuse and the
Woevre continued Wednesday. French
attacks resulted In failure in the Woe
ire district and on the heights of Com
bres near the forest oelouse.
"French losses on the entire front
again were enormous without obtain
ing the lightest success.
"In the eastern front there have
been no developments. The weather
continues bad and the roaus are im
passable. German Flee In Disorder.
The Belgian legation at London has
received a telegram from the Bel
gian minister of war dated Wednesday
which reads:
"The western side of the Yser canal
ii. the direction of lrei Grachen has
Ik en completely freed of the enemy
by Belgian troops. The Germans fled
in disorder leaving both machine guns
and ammunition."
DO
BRITISH DISCOVER KB1V
TURKS M5AR SUBZ C.VX VT,
Cairo. Egypt. April T. The following
official statement wa; given out here
today by the military Smthorlties:
"Yesterday morning a small body of
Turkish cavalry was seen by our pa
trols a few miles nortbeaBt of Kantara
(on the railroad midway between Port
Said and Ismailla). A few shots were
exchanged and the enemy retired.
There were no casualties on either side.
"All aeroplane reconnaissances show
there are no bodies of troops within
reach."
ROLLS EXAMINED
County Commissioners Make i
an Inspection at the i
Monthly Meeting.
Lis Cruces, X M.. April S. Dona n,
tax rolls art being examined this week 1
the cont commissioners. The LOmmi -sinners
are. John McXary. of Berlno John
Findley of lias Cruces. and Antonio Brn
east, of Dona Ana. Other work of a rou
tine nature will be disposed of at the meet
ins sf the commissioners.
Xenms jonmaraeni :Mn -uuj.
The Las Cmces doubles tennis tourna
ment starts here next Monday on the cioh s
imiiU ronrlit. the hoar beinc 4:30 The
courts are now betas; put in flrstclass condi
tion.
Amour the players will be- J-. Red
Fuller. Pendleton Fuller. H M. Cornell, P.
MT. Barker. Austin Oil! Dr Geora-e E. Uadd,
F. C Merrill. Bliss Freeman. Donald Tonne.
N. C. Frener. Moses B. Stevens. Dr H.
M. Bowers. C H. Harding Smith and Fred
Katxeastein.
The ruller brothers are strivm for the
championship of the southwest.
3IESSB.NGKR AM STtVTIO.VAKY
r-.-VGI-YKKR HBLII FOR FIGHTING
Anderson Parker, formerly a messen
ger employed at local messenger ser
vice offices, and B. W. Brubaker. fire
man at the Troy Laundry, were arrest
ed Wednesday night on the charge of
fighting. The trouble occurred on Wil
low street, near Mr Brubaker's home,
and Is said to have resulted from a
quarrel over employment.
Brubaker declared Thursday that
Parker started the trouble and attempt
ed to assault him with rocks. "T only
defended myself and attempted to
keep the man from injuring either my
self or my little boy." he said.
Both men were said to have suffered
cuts on the face from the fight, but
neither was seriously injured.
A dollar spent tor home valley prod
ucts is doubled.
Full value given. Come and see our big
stock of premiums and you'll realize
that it pays to save Coupons and Tags
from Liggett & Myers Cigarettes and
Tobaccos. Ladies specially invited.
J. F. Primm & Co. No. 3
Mrna Vrtnue Kntrance
Kolxrln-Banorr Bldff.
flY GROCERY
w COMPANY
UNDERSELL.
ALL OTHERS
Ho Ya Tea Special Blend India and Ceylon Tea
1-4 lb. Package .15c 1-2 lb. Package 30c 1 . Package Soc
Imperator Coffee None Better in the itfarket
One pound Can-Special 35c 3 lb. Can with cat gUss-Speoal. . . .$1.00
Sole Agents for Celebrated Faust Blend Coffee
One Pound Can 45c Two Pound Can 85c
Phones 505 & 506. 204 & 206 East Overland St.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPT ATTENTION.
WRECKED JAP CRUISER
CAA'XOT UK SALVAGED '
San Francisco. Calif, April 8. The
Japanese cruiser Anna, wrecked on
the Lower California coast cannot be
salvaged, according ft officers of the
tug Sea Rover, which went to try it.
The Sea Rover returned here today.
The home valleys united can whip
the world.
2 Drops of "GETS IT,"
Out Comes the Corn !
It's the ftorld Vtondrr; Never Falls.1
"Uuir TAlfle I n rFrrS.Ir Smile V1I-
a f-iKHl Deal Over S Feetr !
i on 11 make x-oo-koo eyes at your
feet, after you use "GETS-IT." and you'll
find the places where those blankety
corns used to be. Just as smooth as your
cheek There's no corn or callus amoni?
the millions of feet in the world that I
W.CWHC TT ..It A ......-. .-.-.A ....
.-- i ..in iivl rMvi inci t a iiv
escape. GETS-IT" is the new way. the
simple, common-sense, sure way. It
does awav with greasy ointments,
salves, pads, cotton zinfrs. harnesses,
knives, scissors, raiors. files, and the
limpine; and the painful pigeon-toe
walk of so many corn-pestered people
Ail you do is put I drops of "GETS-IT'
on the corn shrivels up and good bye.
Not hi n re else in the world like "GETS
IT." Millions are using- it. There's no
pain, no trouble, no changing shoes be
cause of corns.
GKTS-IT is sold by druggists ever-. -where.
r'Sc a bottle, or sent direct b E
Law rencc Co , Chicago Adv.
MAJESTIC
TOMG1IT
THE oRPHEUM Ml'S-ICAL
COMEDY COMPAKX
opens, presenting
---THE---
Dashing Widow
Admliuilon 15c.
MATIN'EK SUNDAY 2 30.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S DAY
You Will Be WELCOME GUESTS of
Empire Bottled Beverages
ay!
Children
Here's Somthin'
AWFUL Good!
lit & 1
1
Friday Afternoon, April 9th
comer. Mills and I
Better'n Candy and it's FREE to
all the girls and boys
at dur plant,
Kansas streets.
Girls will be entertained from 2 to 3:30P.M.
Boys from 3:30 P. M. until all are served.
Ladies and little tots all day.
THE NEW riA.CE
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yp-Twyfjia
VPST.VIK.S ALHAMBR-Y THEATER.
Or-rbcntra O to 11 p. m.
DiXCC IF YOU I.IKK.
light IsVB-chr, Dtllcloos Confection, Soda.
cfizcnSem. roCiex
s::w:ri:,j,j jim.vih-.
OS-IIO City National Bank Bids.
5i
ICECREAM EL
-SODA OC
ICK CIlKAjr. 35c QTLAUT
Pacific Ocean Confectionery
loo . onccoi st.
J -37
want to meet personally our many
little friends whose loyally has made
Empire Beverages a household
word.
Cold Soda
and other
good tkings
will he served
Free
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Interesting Things You Will See:
The wonderful Electric Water Sterilizer that purifies the water we use.
The large Automatic Bottling Machine in operation, filling and capping
nearly two thousand bottles per hour. The various automatic machines for
cleansing and sterilizing the bottles. The pasteurizing machine which
maizes possible the bottling of pure fruit juices, holding captive all the de
licious flavors of the fruit.
Be Sure and Come
Empire Bottling Works
L. G4RDNER, Manager