El Paso herald., May 06, 1915, HOME EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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Constantinople. Turkey, May . The
T irkish -v. r office gave out the follow
ing statement todaj :
An attempt of the enemy to land
Powerl'i xl Mixture
Prevents Appendicitis
Tii, QUIC K action of 'buckthorn
Lark, gljcei ine. etc, as mixed in
Adlcr-i-ka ajrtonishes El Paso peo
ple ONE SK OONFOt. is so power
ful and t eanses bowels so
THOROUGH at relieves almost ANY,
c A.SE constipation, sour or sassy
ttom.ich. OM3 bottle has relieved
mid cases appendicitis. In acute
iases get youa- doctor's permission
to trj.
One spoonful Adler-1-ka ONLY
TWICE a weel: keeps entire sys
tem CLEAN ami prevents appendi
citis. Most medicines act only on
loner bowel; tidler-i-ka acts on
rtnTH lower anti upper boweL In
TKN MINIATES i tomach trouble is
reUeed the TM.5TAXT action is
s-nrprisins;. Altltough powerful it
NIAFi: jrripes. The Warner drug
(,, 0t Mesa Ai't. Advertisement-
BSHNsBsnassW
For Your New Home
i
Southwestern
Specification Roofing
HERE IS WHY
SBb9hH I Guaranteed
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Laid so that it
or standpipes.
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Can be laid
and curves.
R. C. SEMPLE
Successors to Southwestern Fuel Co.
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Phone 531 for "the Roofing Man." He'll Explain in Detail
I FVY GROCERY r
laibsW I COMPANY
SPECIALS
1 doz. Cans Peas 90c 1 doz. Cans String Beans 90c
1 doz. Cans Tomatoes 90f 1 doz. Large Size Baked Beans 90
1 doz. Cans Tablfc Peaches $1.25
1RA2 : "WITH US AND SAVE MONEY MAIL ORDERS PROMPT ATTENTION
Phones 505 & 506. 204 & 20ft East Overland St.
The Kind of Young People
Who Succeed
Are those who have foresiglt enouch and determination enough
to prepare themselves to take prompt advantage of every busi
ness opportunity that may come heir way.
Such young people consider the opening of a Savings Ac--ount
the first step in their inarch toward stieeeas. Why don't
you acquire the valuable saving habit?
We solicit your account large or small and we pay 4 per
cent interest on savings.
American Trust
A VARNISH FOR
Floors Woodwork Furniture
Automobiles all require the proper varnibh. Ask our salesman for
the right kind.
USE VALSPAR FOR OUTSIDE WORK
TUTTLE PAINT & GLASS CO.
Phones Nos. 205 and 206. 210-212 N. Stanton St
LUES' TRENCHES
troops near Gaba Tepe, south of Avi
iBurnu, Tuesday, failed.
I "The night before last our troops
! attacked Seddul Bahr. in spite of a
'bombardment of the enemy's fleet and
I drove them out of their trenches, cap
jturing three machine guns.
; "Yesterday the Russian fleet unsuc
cessfully bombarded the undefended
village of Ighneaden."
TRAWLER AND SCHOONER
SUNK BY SUBMARINES
London, Eng, May k. The trawler
Stratton of Grimsby was sunk in the
North sea Wednesday by the eunfire
of a German submarine. The crew was
tak enon board the submarine.
The schooner Earl of Latham was
sunk by a German submarine off Kin
sale, on the British coast. The crew
was permitted to take to the small
boats and was rescued by a trawler.
WII.HELMIXA. OWMSItS PLEASED
London, Eng May 6. The owners of
the American steamer Wilhelmlna, ac
cording to the Daily Mail, nave re
ceived what they pronounced to be a.
handsome and generous settlement bv
the British government, namely full
value of the cargo at Hamburg war
prices, which was more than double
the prices at English ports, as well as
indemnity for delay, altogether ap
proximating $430,000. The original
value of the cargo was estimated at
Jlvn OH"
5 years. Will last 20 years.
Built up on the roof with layers of felt
and hot asphalt.
cannot leak at chimneys
Your choice of the favorite green and
garnet effects. '
Will not change color and never needs
repainting.
Costs less than shingles in the long ran
and reduces fire insurance rate.
in all sorts of artistic rolls
Cooler than shingles and avoids old
fashioned steep roofs.
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UNDERSELL
ALL OTHERS
& Savings Bank
EVERY PURPOSE
EL
ISTRIS HURL
ACK
Once More the Troops of the
Dual Monarchy Are Vic
tors in Carpathians.
(Continued From race Oae),
tacked the trenches' of hill No. 60. occu
pied last month by British troops.
There was. a very heavy onslaught.
i during which asphyxiating gas made
the Germans masters, in the besrin-
! ninfr, of this position, but our allies
subsequently delivered counter aciacics,
and captured a portion of the trenches
previously lost.
French Itrcotrr LoNt Ground.
"In the forest of Ailly the counter
attack delivered by us toward the end
of the day made slight progress and
we recaptured a portion of the posi
tion where the Germans had succeeded
in gaining a footing in the morning.
During the night the Germans deliv
ered a counter attack arinst our posi
tion at Mamelon, to the east of SiUa
kawern. the summit of which they re
occupied." Teuton Devel-ip StrateKT.
It is understood that strong pressure
upon the retreating Russians has been
brought to bear by the forces of Gen
vor. Mackcnzen and field marshal
baron von Hoetzendorf, which are ad
vancing from the west.
The operation of the Austro-German
force which is now threatening the
Russian line between the Dunajec and
Blala rivers. Is regarded as a first
class performance, from a German mili
tary standpoint, particulrly as it is the
receipt of a frontal attack against
strongly fortified positions. The
Austrians crossed the Dunajec near its
confluence with the Vistula, although
the Russians were strongly protected
behind a dike on the eastern bank.
The Austrians. behind a dike on the
west shore, advanced pontoons by
night, cutting through the dike and
depositing the pontoons by night
among blgh reeds aloig the shore.
They refilled and resodded the cut each
night. In this ways a sufficient num
ber of pontoons was concealed in three
nights for effecting a crossing of the
river. 'When these preparations
had been completed a. terrific bom
bardment enabled the Austrians to
bridge the stream with comparatively
little loss.
Gorlice Attack Unparalleled.
The Austro-German attack near Gor
lice Is described as an unparalleled per
formance. The Russians belleveC their
position to be absolutely Impreg
nable. The artillery of the allies, from
42 centimeters down, so completely
overwhelmed the Russians, however,
that the Austro-German Infantry was
able to take the opposing positions at
the first rush.
The operations were veiled by a
heavy bombardment of the Russian po
sitions along the N'ida river last week,
the Germans and Austrians meanwhile
bringing up a powerful force, including
an enormous amount of artillery, to
the Dunajec river for the great push
eastward .toward Lemberg. The Rus
sians still hold one strong position on
a range of hills more than 10M feet
high, near Tuchow, but this position
is now threatened from both the north
and south. Artillery is already pre
paring the ground for an attempt of
infantry to dislodge the Russians.
Hope to Take Ypres.
The situation at Tprea. Belgium,
where the grand duke of Wurttemburg
is commanding, is also considered high
ly promising for the Germans. It Is
believed here that the British and
FTench will hardly be able to hold the
town of Tpres for another week. The
Germans are said to "lave gained nearly
three miles during the last few days.
their opponents withdrawing steadily
before the German Infantrv and ma
chine gun attacks. Advices from the
Belgian front say this retreat in places
is a disorderly one, and that numerous
dead or wounded soldiers are being
left on the ground.
GEN. RUNDLE TO COMMAND
ONE OF BRITAIN'S NEW ARMIES
London. Eng. May . The chief
command of ol of Great Britain's ix
new armies will be held by Gen. Sir
Iltry Rundle. governor and com
mander In chief at Malta, according to
an announcement in the Official Ga
zette. Two of the new armies already at
the front are under Gen. Sir Douglas
Haig. and Col. Smith-Dorrien, while
another is in the operation against the
'ardanelles under Gen. Sir Ian Ham
ilton. Of those armies not yet in ac
tion. Lieut Gen. Sir Archibald Hunter
commands the first "Kitchener" arm.
ard Gens Rundle and Bruce Hamilton
th3 remaining two.
Gen. Sir Arthur Paget has been ap
pointed commander of the Salisbury
training center.
BRITISH COLONIES HOPE
TO HAVE THEIR OWN NAVIES i
Ottawa, Ont. May S. The hope that
the day will come when Australia, New j
caiana ana banana win nave navies
of their own of sufficient strength to
defend themselves, was expressed Wed
nesday by F. M. B. Fisher, minister
of marine and customs in New Zealand.
Continuing, he said:
"But let me make this abundantlv
clear, that we are all agreed that the
wars of Great Britain are our wars
and that upon the declaration of war
our ships, personnel and munitions of
war are as much a part of the British
navy as though Great Britain had built
and manned them."
DANISH SHIP IS SUNK
BY MINE OR TORPEDO
London. Eng.. May . The Danish
steamer Cathay, from Copenhagen for
,-"""rtn- "-' ciiner iniiKsu or tor
pedoed late Wednesday night in the
..v ti ac& cue wciii uuwn in zw min
utes. Her passengers and the mem
bers of her crew, totaling 43 persona,
took to the small boats and all were
landed safely at Ramsgate today.
GERMANY FEELS LITTLE
ALARM OVER ITALY'S ACTION
,. .....,.,, .aj . ucrnuay a
military advances east and west tt this '
time are so imnnrtnnt that iiiA .i-. . I
nfttfl h flt ntrai Ika suusltnto J . .
a third adversary. Italy, into the field.
artj a in? ociui uziiciai Lonai Anzeiger.
GRBAT BRIT UN RKNTIUCTS
KUHTS COTTON SIIIPMR.VTS
T,nnrlnn Vnr 1tfnw fi ? ti
w c-e ; v.UIMl riUt!U
has requested the government of Krvpt
fn nrnhihit th Avnn a .naA
ports other than French. Russian, Span-
" auu rui iiisucw.
Foreign secertary Grey informed the
--.....,.. v. vu..uvu ..aB uwiuwn mat
he expected this proposition to become
operative very shortly.
What Is GOLDEST ROD? It Is the
sweetest, purest, cheapest, best feed on
the market. (Try a sack and be con
vinced. Walter S. Clayton, Agent. Adv
RX-GOV. PKIXCH 1IKRK.
Hon It Bradford Prince, former gov
ernor of New Mexico, Is in El Paso
from his home at Santa Fe. Gov. Prince
attended the Episcopal convocation ol
Xew Mexico at las Cruces and then
ran down to El Paso to visit his friends
here.
"When human brains bocora more n
lightened, th re mav h- ,i feed m ile
fqual to OOLPHN ROI hut -wo i,ul
jt "Walt, i S Cl-ivton z i t .ly
PASO TTERAT.n
JTflFT Gil
Uil
Madison, 'Wis., Hay . William II.
Taft. former president, addressing the
Wisconsin legislature today, commend
ed president Wilson for the policy of
neutrality "which he has so conscien
tiously followed."
Referring to the war, the former
president said:
"For a time we are enjoying a
feverish activity in many branches of
industry. We must take care that we
are not over joyful and mislead. When
peace comes feoine of this activity will
be suddenly cut off with the sharpness
of a cable dispatch. In our business
affairs we must prepare for that
change.
"We have been criticised for the sale
of arms and ammunition permitted un
der the international rules. The ruls
has always been that neutrals cuiid
furnish arms and foodstuffs. As a na
tion, we should not place ourselves at
a disadvantage and take an opposite
view of this question. We are always
unprepared for war. We must always
expect aid from neutrals In case of
war. It would be an unwise policy. Is
my Judgment, for us to change this
rule."
HOT IRON FOR RHEUMATISM
BURNS AGED WOMAN TO DEATH
Pueblo, Colo, Ma 6. Mrs. Anna
Mellicker. aged 74. was burned to death
at her home, 1407 Fine street, this
morning, as a result of the application
of a hot iron to her body for rheuma
tism. The iron ignited her clothing
and she died in the arms of a fireman,
who had wrapped her in a rug in an
attempt to smother the flames.
XKW IIOAD TO -U1LLCOX
TO RUN TRAINS IN JUNE
Phoenix, Ariz., Xay E. Notification
has been received by the corporation
commission that the Mascot & Western
railroad, from Willcox to Dos Cabezas.
will be In operation the latter part
of June. The company has asked the
commission to supply proper blanks for
the filing of its tariffs and other data
required by law. The new road is 15
miles long. J
MTlITERIISJl
HAR'S three kinds of
tobacco good tobacco,
better tobacco, an' VELVET.
For VELVET is the better sort
of tobacco with
out by agein ',
A
T1IEDV BARA
VALUABLE ITEM
FOR MEN
Health and strength hitherto un
known will be felt surging in rich
red blood through the arteries and
veins and life's greatest ambitions
may be realized as never before If
the following special treatment Is
followed by those men. and women,
too, who are stricken with that most
dreaded of all afflictions nervous
exhaustion, accompanied with such
symptoms as extreme nervousness,
insomnia, cold extremeties, melan
cholia, headaches, constipation and
ayspepsia, kidney trouble, dread
'ul dreams of direful disasters,
timidity in venturing and a gen
eral inability to C naturally
at all times as other people do.
Lack of poise and equilibrium in
men is a constant source of embar
rassment even when the public least
suspects It. For the benefit of
those who want a restoration to
full, bounding health and all the
happiness accompanying it, the fol
lowing home treatment is given. It
contains no opiates or habit form
ing drugs whatever:
The treatment consists of (3)
three-grain cadomene tablets,
packed in sealed tubes, and widely
prescribed and dispensed by phy
sicians and well stocked pharmac
ists. Full directions for self ad
ministration now accompany each
tube. It is claimed that these tab
lets possess the most wonderful to-nic-inlgoratlng
powers which can
soon be experienced after taking
them Advertisement.
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H ANAN SHOES
c J Eerald Want Ads for results.
ENDSJACKSDNMAYGET!
Mayor to Name Successor to
W. E. Race Soon; Billy
Smith Loses Place.
It P. Jackson is said to be slated for
the position of superintendent of the
city waterworks to succeed W. B. Race,
who. it is understood, is to be let out
by the new administration. The mayor
and his coundlmen went over the
waterworks properties Wednesday and
made a careful inspection of the mesa
pumping plant and weils, the pipe line
and the downtown office of the water
company. This is said to be prelimi
nary to transferring the management.
It was expected that the appointment
of H. P. Jackson would be announced
at council meeting Thursday morning
but the mayor declared that he had not
decided upon his selection for the head
of the waterworks after council ad
journed Thursday morning.
Mr. Jackson, who is believed to be
in line for the place, is a member of
the firm of Jackson, Winder & Dean,
wholesale commission brokers. He was
formerly head of the Jackson Grocery
company on EI Paso street and owns
large interests In the lower valley. His
selection is said to have been made be
cause of his business ability,
lllllr Smllh Let Out.
Billy Smith, Claude Smith and A. C
Letcher, city detectives, were relieved
from duty Wednesday night. Mayor
Laa, Thursday morning, announced the
appointment of D. C Zlvleyto the de
tective's department, taking the place
of A. a Letcher. Mr. Zlvley will be in
charge of the registration of women In
the restricted district While the tax
ing of the women had been abolished,
an accurate record is to be kept of all
women In the district.
The paving of Nevada street, from
Los Angeles street to North Oregon
street, a distance of two blocks, was
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its best brought
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LAST SHOWING
Count Leo Tolstoi's
Greatest Masterpiece
Admission
Adults 25c Children 15c
NOTE The Acting of Nance
O'Neil, Theda Bara and William
Shay is sure worth your while.
pRAWFORf
J THEATRE
TONIGHT
ENTIRE NEW SHOW
V ITll
Western Burlesque Wheel
"WHIRL OFMIRTH"
LIFTINGLID
WITH
CHORUS GIRLS
BIG CONTEST
Evening Prices - - 25 to Ti
Mat Stt - - - - j", to
Country Store Friday Mpht.
THE POPULAR M.ACB
UPSTAIRS iLHAMBRA THEATER
Orchestra 9 to IX p. m.
Special "Voonda Lunchc, 23c to 35c
Regular Supper. 50c iS 3i to 7:30 pin)
DAXCK IF XOL UKK.
IJcht lynches. Drllclae Confections Soda
w:M;i-;?j;uj,iw.Tir
I0S-:i0 City National Bant Bldg.
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FRIDAY SHOE SAVINGS!
Good News for Women and Children
TOMORROW, FRIDAY, WE OFFER OOR ENTIRE STOCK OF
"Fifth Avenue Pumps"
in bronze kul and bronze cloth tops or in patent leather with sand
colored tops as illustrated
At $3.69 a Pair
(ig .pF
b ro bz e kid,
bronze cloth ton.
Krench IouN heel
Tarn Sole. Ill
AValM Toe, I'Inin.
Jet Buckle a
Queen Quality
creation!
Mary Jane Pumps for Girls
Infant's Sites 4-8 Sbes 81-2-11 usual Misses Size 11 1-2
, Regular $1.00 pair; $150 value for -2 Regular $1.75
for Pair valaje for pair
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SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS. SHOES SENT PREPAID
ANYWHERE IN THE U. S. A.
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his Week s
Sa'e Features
SUMMER SALE OF
BLOUSES
Second Floor
SALE OF SILK
REMNANTS
Main Floor
Tomorrow is the last day
of the TWO DAY SALE
OF UNDERMUSLINS
V J
TeL6800
to All Depts.
GREAT-
P5I
LASTS
Every Article in Our Two Stores
on Sale at from
20 to 50 Discount
Buy Now and Make Big Savings
IHE CHINA PALACE CO.
HYMAN & SANDERS, Managers
PAVLOWA'S CHOICE
sr-1
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A NATURAL
ASSOCIATION
The meet distinguished terp.1
rhorean artist with the most
famous of musical Instruments.
te
Oldest Piano House in El Paso.
El Paso Piano Co.
iv. n. sciutz, rRoi.
SOS South Mde Texas Mreetthe Home of the Stelnnnr Piano and
the Melnirar I'lanola-l'lano. Price, from SSOO To.
Jjlk
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patent leather,
sand colored cloth
tops. French heel,
welt sole. Hi
Waist toe - a
Q u e e n Quality
style!
$1.23 $1.49
Tomorrow,
Friday and
Saturday
Last Two Days
to get a new Texas State
Souvenir Spoon Free with
every parchase of $1 or
more. Ask the salesgirl
who waits on yea.
See the
Window
1 51 if Cs
I DAYS M
THE
"Stemway"
Piano
teEJEiiiF12!
YOUR LUMBER WILL
COST LESS HERE
Special reduced retail prices on an
absolutely complete stock of dimen
sion lumber Sacramento Pine and
Spruce, all high grade and w:l!
seasoned.
We gladly qoete prices on large
or saaM lets.
Dawson Fuel Sales Co.
N. N. Reinneimer, Sales Agent.
Brown and Missouri Phone 49S
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