El Paso herald., April 23, 1915, HOME EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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EE PASO HERALD
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STER DEFIES MEXICANS:
FUG BALKS SEflRCH OF LEGATION
Gives Carrancistas One Minute to Leave Building and
T&ey Go; When Larger Body of Troojjs Come He Dares
Them to Tread Upon Flag of His Country; Thrilling
Incident Told of Obregon's Search for Del Caso.
T are the stories enuuuKicg
fiom war-torn Mexico of per
sonal courage and undying loy-
nf great deeds of bravery and
! al sacrifice, and still others
h bring- out the fine srrain of some
characters. Onr of these has just
oi te border It brings out, like
f if khng- diamond, the mettle of one
n no defied an army in the pVotec-
1 i.T his countiv s honor
rr i,r th recent occupation of
'it l Gen Alvaro Obregon,
Irr. rmana.tingr from Carranxa's
i i eriuz, reached the '.apitai
j The seieuih day of February to
. ffei t that the Spanish charge
u Hues sen or ngol del Caso, on ac-
1 t of his intimacy with Gen. Villa.
t - to be arrested -wherever found, and
i nniedt-itolj Officers who re-
this order fiom r.vtcrux imme-
ti 1 bgan a. thorough searco tor
( r 1- ! 'aso Thev ient to his house:
xatthed 1 is trunds' houses and
jfs -which he frequented, and went
i" as to oft r a hip; reward Tor his j
i - failure if finding senor uel
t - w a; soon reported to Veracruz.
i j ! him 8l all losif ' came back
Demand Search of Legation.
..(ma search was instituted.
i i thij was going on. a persistant
hgan to circulate around the
a tnat senor del Caso was hiding
t Japanese legation. The officers
i r - international complications, de-
c.i from instituting a search in the
..a tMi, befor consulting with higher
a J f 1 ' rilier.
i lum out of there," was the re-
X
x n ' 1atj, minister to Mexico, re-
c I them"
CIHEKCL DOCTOR
Prescribed Change of rood Instead or
Drugs.
1 t 1 e , considerable courage for a
i -1 m deliberately prescribe only
u mr a despairing patient, instead of
-o-tinjr to the usual list of medicines.
- ii, e iiul srientific phjsiclsns rec-
c- i-p and treat conditions as they are
d -hould be treated- Here's an in-
s a1.-
our ears ago I was taken with,
5.. t-rr gastritis and nothing would stay
- m omach to that 1 was on the
t ---t of starvation
l hi . rd of a doctor who had a sum-
. ttTge near me a specialist from
- i i -id as a last hope, sent for him.
iitr he examined me carefully he
ied ne to tr a small quantity of
f'-ne-Vuts at first, then as my stomach
i ne stronger to eat more.
i 1-ept at it and gradually began to
1 t iolor in m. fa., memory became
ar where before everything seemed
-1-nk My 1'mbF jrnt stronger and I
i i 1 w iIk fc 1 teadilj recoereL
w aftrr a ear on Grape-Nuts I
t n 1: lbs 1 people were sur
, - 1 at the wdv I grew fleshy and
s oi g on this food.
Nam- ci'. en by Postum Co Battle
C ck Mi h Read. "The Road to Well- j
i i pkc There s a Reason.
Tver rend the ahoir lettrrt A new
ae appear from tine to time. They
an? genuine, (rue, and full of human
interest.
CHILDREN HIE
PIL
nsin
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ID GAS
EL
OIL
If clubs, feverish, constipat
ed, give "California
Syrup of Figs."
j ssi-- Eimplv don t realize what they
iio The children's revolt is veil
f nndeil. Their tender little "insidee"
arc injured by them
Tf our child s stoma h. liver and
1 els need cleansing:, gne only deli
i ions "California Srup o Figs. Its
tion is positive, but gentle. Millions
' mothers keep this harmless "fruit
1 iTive' handy; they know children
! t t t.ike it; that it never fails to
c -i i the luer and bonels and sweeten
t itomach, and that a tpaspotmful
;r . n ti.uaj iaves a sick child tomor-
Vs' ; our dniBRist for a 50-cent bot
t t of "California, Svrup of Biffs,"
t hich has full directions for babies,
c ilireu of all ages and for grown-ups
T'anilv on each bottlo. Beware of
i i.itcrfe.t nld here. See that it is
t iJe b j "California Fig Syrup Com
j i rtefuse any other kind with
.."i trjpt Advertisement
, -'x officers at the head of 20 sulci-
called at the Japanese embassy.
"Tour mission 7" he is said to hae
asked.
"We wish to make thorough search of
your offices and house for the person
of Ansel del Caso," answered one of the
.officers.
The little Japanese diplomat, without '
L-uusiuif Jim jnenaiy smile, snook his
head.
"I am very sorny, but I cannot per
mit you to do this) As this legation is
the property of my government I am
not at liberty to let you do what you
as. I am very, very sorry. Good-b e "
One of the Mexicans looked con
temptuously at baron Aduti -we .inf
care what you or your Koternment
want," he said. "We are obejlng the I
uauvae w iw rurer ot, ine great Mexi
can republic We are going to search
this house, and if del Caso is here it
are going to take him out."
One 3Iinute to t.et Out.
The little minister rubbed his hands,
anf smiled again. "Before you do any
thing." he said, "PIeae permit me a
few moments while I call my secre-
on his desk. The secretary entered. A
ew woros in Japanese w ere exchanged.
The secretary bowed and left the of
fice. Five minutes later, while the min
ister was entertaining his unwelcome
guests. 26 Japanese sen ants, tWgin
ning with the polite secretary on doun
to the cook's helper, flied into the of
fice in military order and stood at at
tention in front of the little minister.
Each man had nk nfl a. ..i-dui
it with the military precision of men
who know how. t
The little baron took out his vatch.
"Gentlemen, It gTleves me to do thii,
but I give you only one minute in which
to leave this legation. If you do not
sy a. win leei ver-ry. ver-ry
sorry." The surprised Mexicans .ieede-1
but a moment to satisfy themselves
that the little Jap meant what he said,
and before the minute was up the small
Mexican army was out in the street.
However, that was not the end .f the
Incident. Baron Adati knew that his
action would cause much resentment in
Mexican official circles, and it was
probable that a larger force of men
would come to the legation to carry
out their threat of searching the prem
ises for senor del Caso. He iwas right:
but also ready.
Mexicans Return.
It was late in the afternoon whsn the
same officers, this time at the head of
a hundred Mexican soldiers, appeared
before the gates of the legation. The
nine uanji rusnea 10 tne door to meet
his angry visitors.
"What can I do for the gentlemen?"
be asked, smiling and bowing in his
polite manner.
"Tou know perfectly well whit we
want." answered the officer, a con
temptuous smile of triumph on his face.
"Ton either stand aside and let us
search this building, or we will force
our entrance. Take your choice. "
At this a dangerous glitter came into
me s.nan eyes or M. Adati as he ihook
his fist at the officer. "You cannot
come In here." he yelled. "Vou timplv
The Mexican, however, remembering
the morning incident, also took our" his
watch.
"I Rive you one minute' to stand
side." he said, grinning, and trying to
Imitate the baron's manner. "And if
you do not, I, . will feel ver-r-.
er-ry sorry."
The Japanese minister stood motion
less for a moment, then, suddenly,
dashed back into the recesses of his
house. He was not gone is seconds. A
huge Japanese flag was dragged out.
Quickly he unfolded it and spread it.
as a mat, on the porch, before the main
entrance Into the embassy.
Dares Them to Kntcr.
With a. flush of triumpn -he looked
up into the faces of his bewildered op
ponents "Now, when your minute is up, come
In if you dare:-' he defied. "If j ou step
on the sacred emblem of my countK,
every one of us will die fighting you:
And then mv mvrnmnt m vnAu.
about it and get the rest of you: I dare !
h w vBie an.
The Mexican officer, leading the
searching part, stepped back. It took
him a minute m abAnrh ike full .An
ngof tfie little baron's words. Then he
tx.ot hark at onr childbod days.
T.. member the "dose" mother insisted
v - -astor oil. calomel, cathartics. How
i ' i hated them, how jou fought against
t iking them.
With our children it's different.
"Mothe-s who cling to the old form of I stepped back. and. raising hi. kmj ., 1
-.!.. J a. 1 . . .. f kl. -.I... . . . ..D -w w .w
his cap, stiffly saluted the little Jan.
"Vamonos!" he ordered his soldiers,
"This Jap is mush of a man. We will
leave him alone!"7
And neither the Japanese legation
nor its occupants have been bothered
since.
CALLES TROOPS CAFTUItn
ARIZPE FROJt MAYTOREA
Douglas. Ariz., April 3J. Carranza
forces from the Calles garrison at Agua
Prieta have struck into the heart of
Gov. Maytorena's territory by captur
ing Arizpe, a prosperous mining and
farming center. The Villa forces are
reported to have withdrawn to the
south.
CARRIERS' DAI.
Tomorrow brine the lat Saturday of
the month. Herald carriers ytIU present
bills for April subscriptions. Subscrib
ers -nlll please note and be ready for
the boys.
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SATURDAY AT NATIONS
SP0!ALS
German Oven Roast, per pound.. . 15c
Sirloin Steak, per pound 22 l-2c
Veal Shoulder Roast, per pound 17 l-2c
Veal Loaf, 2 pounds for 1 35c
Mutton Shoulder Roast, per pound 12 l-2c
Mutton Stew, per pound lOc
Home Cured Bacon, per pound 22 l-2c
Home Cured Hams, 1-2 or whole, per pound . . 20c
Nations' Pure Lard, per pound 15c
Pure Pork Sausage, per pound 20c
Spring Lamb Spring Chicken
Hens Turkeys and Ducks
Thnt fTFornrra 20 mm
21 1 1 "iiiffiifo
ALL TELEPHONE LINES LEAD TO THE "POPULAR" CALL 3300
upf erne Week-End Opportunities
Q;1 17.. 3,, T & a ci r
k-PJlai UVClll. KJ'UllIlliCl iICi5&CS Pr.i7aJ
Another One of the "Popular' s" Matchless Offerings
Practical Summer Dresses that were earned over from last seasou are to
be disposed of at a fraction of their real worth. The sale price only rep
resents about the cost of the materials from which they are made in
some instances less. Formerly they were marked $19.50, $25, and $35.
Voiles, Nets, Crepes, Ratines, Linens, Tissues, Ginghams,
Dimities, Organdies and Other Fabrics
White and colored dresses some are elaborately embroidered. These
' have all been assembled scores of them and marked at one special sale
price. AY omen of an economical turn should buv three or
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WKPnf
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four at least; on sale at
Palm Beach Suits
$10.00 and $12.50
Wonderful Values. See These Here Saturday
Whether going to mountains or beach,
or intending to stay at home every
woman should have a Palm Beach
Suit. So light, cool, comfortable, yet prac
tical and serviceable. Beautiful Palm
Beach Suits in plain tailored or semi Norfolk style. Made
with large patch pockets and carefully finished down to the
most minute detail. Models showing the Jare in both jacket
and skirt. Very extraordinary values at each price, $10.00
and $12.50.
See the new linen suits priced at $8.50
$4.95'
Extra Special
Saturday v
SHIRT Etfk
WAISTS OlC
Ordinarily you Mould expect, at this price, a neat
Blouse with little ornamentation. Here you wiM
tee Blouses in at least a dozen entirely new
styles, in embroidered crepes and voiles, in
dainty lingerie styles and qualities that were
never offered at such a little price before -
some with standing turnover pleated collar,
some with pretty Irish lace inserts and trim
mings, others with dainty shadow lace and em
broidery effects. A wonderful selec- Cf-
... JJ
New Wash Dresses
EMPHASIZING THOSE AT ?4.95
iS'ew tissue dresses, new lawns, new nets, new voiles, organ
dies and crepes. A splendid assortment of stripped, polka
dot and figured patterns as well as plain white. Some with
waist made in the new Fichu effect and with flared skirt,
trimmed with black taffeta or velvet; f A Qg
special values at pHcJJ
Corset Special
Saturday Only
ODDS AND ENDS $1 AND $1.5flj:0RSETS 85
Assorted standard brand corsets, to be cleared out quickly.
Many desirable models. A table full marked down special
for, one day's selling, only; all QC
sizes v. ODC
tion of amazing values at
; Week-End. Millinery Specials
Tailored and Dress Hats
For $2.95
Because we bought these at a special
price we shall sell them tomorrow at a
wonderfully low price. A price that is
entirely inconsistent with die real value
of the hats.
You will find various style and
shapes. Vanity Hats Milan Hemp
Hats flower trimmed and tailored
Hats; all colors. Hats of unusual
beauty and worth, as a tf O Q EJ?
Saturday extra special P rf 2 Zs
Specializing in Hats at $5
Be sure to see these. Shepherdess and large sailors of hesap. Bturtsfal
trimmed Hats in models becoming to'every wofnan; ( g rf"ifji
wonderful values at tPOsls V?
UNEQUALED VALUES ARE NOW BEING OFFERED IN
UNTRIMMED SHAPES AT 1.45
V.
After Supper Sale
Toilet Goods
Hinds' Honey and Almond
Cream 29
(Limit. I)
One-fourth pound bas Amour's
Almond and Peroxide Bath Tab
lets, 4 cakes 2u
(Limit, 4 cakes)
No. 10. Very Brash, real bris
tles, rubber cushion set. . . J55)c
(Limit. 1) x
All Day Specials
Toilet Goods
La Blache Free Powder. . .35c
Gouraud's Oriental Cream $1.15
Lazell's Toilet Water 35c
Euthymol Tooth Pasfc lo
Melba Face Cream or
Cleanser 3Sd
Mennen's and Williams'
Shaving Cream 16 C
Lazeifs Massatta and
Violet Talcum 15
Glove Specials'
Women's 16 Barton length. Uk
gloves with double ilager tips;
black and white only; full range
of sizes. Extra fiQ
Special D17C
Women's 2 Class) C&asaeneite
gloves ,111 white and natural;
foil range of sizes, OP-
pair OUC
Rufflings for 35c Yd.
Lace and Net Boflings widths
1-3 to 3 inches; in white, cream
and ecru; extra special OP
TJp to. $2 Neckwear 95ci
Extra Special for Satardajr
ConftistiBg of lace, net, ornaadje,
chiffon and crepe, flat, Dntch amh
xolloTer collars, gnunpea, veatees
and ehenusettes; also eatlax and
cuff sets; white, cream and ecru
some finished hi little tcssth af
color; some hand eaahroidered
Special.. 95C
Handkerchiefs
Women's hemstitched lawn and
oambric handkerchiefs in packages
oC one dozen; extra ape- nn
eal doaen ..-; vC
1 Handkerchiefs of pore fines, hem-
"
packages of 1-2
dozen
Men's
Store
Saturday Specials
Men's Wash Ties Silk fiber, in plain
white and neat striped patterns extra
special, 15; Q P?
2for tOC
Men's Athletic style crossbar nain
sook Union
cuits.
59c
THIS IS THE HOME OF
Hart Schatfner & Marx
Rogers Peet Company
and "Fit form"
Clothes
FOR MEN WHO ARE PARTICULAR
$18 to $40
Special Disposal Saturday
Infants' White Dresses
Dainty little frocks in sizes from 6 months to 2 years.
Made of softest materials; hand made yoke; some
hand embroidered and trimmed with fine French aed
German Val laces Reduced as follows:
$1.50 Dresses for $1.19
$2 and $20 Dreiies for. .$1.75
$3 and $3.50 Dresses for. .$2.49
$4 and $5 Dresses for $3.49
$5.50 and $6.50 Dresses for $4.95
Girls' New Voile Dresses '
$2.95, $3.95, 55.00
We hae juet received a large assortment of figured
and flowered oile dresses made in exquisite new
styles. Colors are apple green, corn, tan, light Hoe,
nary, white and pink. Sizes range from S to 14
years. Extra special values ' !? ff
at $1.95, $3.95 and J)D.UU
Girls' Tailored Dresses $2.95,
$5,00, $7.50, $11.50
These cool mornings and evenings require dresses of
just this sort. linens, repps, poplins and piques;
newest stvles in sizes 6 to 14 years; t 1 E!f
$'M, $5.00, VM and J 1 1 eOl
, CKEPE AMD SATEEN BLOOMERS In sVes 6 to 1 J
j ears; extra heavy qnalitv materials; Cf
-Popular' special OUC
CHILDREN'S PARASOLS 50c A large and varied as
sortment in the most desirable colorings, n
"Popular- Special OUC
EXTRA SPECIAL HATS FOR CHILDREN $4.95
In putty, green, Copenhagen, navy and black, in
all the new straws as well as f a r g?
silk hats tDwO
Boys' Suits at Special
Reductions Saturday
Norfolk suits of wool ; all have lined knickeroock
t ers. stitched belts, pleats and patch pockets; in
sizes 6 to 15 years.
$4.50 Safe Saturday $3.S5
$5.80 Suits Saturday $4.45
$5.95 Saits Saturday $4.95
In the last two Lines 'there are a few wkh
3 pairs of Knickerbockers
Norfolk Palm Beach
Suits
The newest styles in these boys' VasHabJc suits for
summer. They launder perfectly on account of
NO Shoulder padding. In plain tan. grey and
navy, also stripes and checks; sizes d C ff
5 to 17 years; priced tJ)3oVJ
till,
ft SassfC-l-Cofl 1 i
jyrRAGooj))
aoiatsifgsBcns
BOYS' WOOL KKiCKERBOCKER
PAHTS In jtrey or bronn patterns;
sues t 17 cars:
Saturday
BOYS' STRAIGHT OR BLOOMER
KNEE WASH PAHTS In nhite and
cotors; sizes 3 to 10 years; samples
worth as high as $1.50.
Saturday
69c
39c
Boys' Up. to $3 Sample
Stiaw Hats
$1.45
Boys up to $2 Sample QC.
Straw Hats tJOC
Boya' Wash Suits CHrrer Twist
and aiiddie styles; (N- qj-
Saturday special. J 1 .ZD
Boya' Knit Union nr
Snits for aCDC
Hosiery'Specials Saturday
Sample Silk Hose 55c a Pair
ONYX HOSIERY FOR WOMEN Black, white, tan and colors;
hosiery with double garter tops and high spliced heels; if in
regular stork they ould be priced $1 a pair; PP
these samples, special at OOC
WOMEN'S SAMPLE HOSIERY 25e Liale and boot silk in
black, white, tan and colors, high spliced heels and double
garter tops; instead of Joe and 50c - op
Saturday Special, pair: OC
MISSES WHITE LISLE SHAPED HOSES Kxtra free quality;
double garter tops and hih spliced heels; odd lot to Q C '
clear out; Special 2 pairs uC
CHILDREN'S SOCKS White and colored bale with fir
fancy tops; 2 pairs .' iDC
CHILDREN'S PHOENIX SILK SOCKS Entirelv new; with
lisle feet; colors white, pink and blue; hand go
crochet top ribbon run OUC
Union Suit Special
WOMEN'S KNlT ONION SUITS-Begnlation summer cut; tight
or ie knee; sue 4, S and 6 for 25c, sizes 7, oP
S and 9. for OOC
CHILDREN'S VESTS AND PANTS Broken lot. o r
Summer weight parments,' 2 for LaOC
Introducing the New
Chin Chin Bag
Women will like these new en
teJope shape hand bags of real
leather and moire silk. Black
and black with combinations.
VeSJ- smart and a fmorito with
good dreseers; priced at $4.50
and $5.00.
Leather Bags $2.95 Copies of
$&S0 and $7.00 bags. New metal
shapes with tucked frames, silk
lined, fitted with coin parse and
mirror. Center pocket lined with
white kid; gilt, nkkle and gun
metal trimmings; extra special
$2.95.
LUNCH SETS 95c ETRA
SPECIAL SATURDAY.
Blue Japanese Lunch Seta includ
ing 42 inch hemstitched pattern
lunch doth and 6 napkina to
match. Six patterns from whk-h
to choose (limit 2 sets) set 95c
(S7 cr
tMlJ.UKtfl'S VESTS AND PANTS-Broken lot. ot? 3T- JL.S? B 4.
I Summer weight garments,' 2 for ffaiVyiLjllllJU
" YOU CAN GO AS FAR AS YOU LIKE "
In Ralston Shoes
They are scientifically designed to give the utmost in comfort. T&y lit
as though made to ytmr measure. Here you will find a wide variety of
leathers, lasts and patterns in your size. Try Ralston's $4 TO 5.
STACY-ADAMS, REGAL AND
FARNUM FOOTWEAR FOR MEN
New Oxfords in Psdrn Beach Cloth and Canvas for warm vreabW wear
A I KAJlLIALBoys shoes m sizes 1 to6;.$f jr
gunroetal caff in msttoa and Mucher styles. . . . P 1 o 3
59cJ
j Comfort every ste
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