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EL PASO HERALD
Tuesday, Mav 1R, 1Q15
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Dallas Man Will Lock Horns
for Texas Endorsement
for Elks' Ruler,
i ithtr Texan, in addition to
c curje E W allace, of El Paso. i be
lli boomed and gTOoined for the posi
li a of grand exalted rttier of tlla Be
i ioliiit and Prote-'ic order of Elks
tbc 1916 contention, saya, the ban
tonio Bxpresb
Mr Wallaces candidate was an
Tniined in fa.n Antonio Thursday,
tthile tsterda rt Li Sanders of Dal-1.-
lone; a publ.otv txp'rt for Texas
Ltlk ame forward with the announce
i .in tl at S illiam H- Atttell. or llal
i . will be in che running for the
iiih t office in tlkdoln
unte before Texas riks sought to
ha-vo Mr Atwell elected to the chief
uffiti- in the order of i-lks,' Mr San
ders iaid ester day at the Gnnter, "but
Mi Atuell did not encourage cur ef
forts bince then he has consei ted to
make the race afid is openH seeking
ine office He has appointed a cam
paign committee of hieh Kd S Wes
son, of Dallas, is chairman, and I am
a member Bj irtue of his abilities as
an orator, his past aerwees as United
btates district attorne for the north
ern district of Texas, and his two terms
as etalted ruler of the Dallas lodge,
his friends believe Mr Atwell will be
a, formidable candidate
"Mr Sanders said either Mr. Wallace
er Mr Atwell will be eliminated by the
Texas Elks at the Los Angeles conven
tion this summer, and that the .one
t hosen -will be endorsed by the Texas
Elks and will be in the fight to the
end in 191"
Friends of Mr Wallace In El Paso
h?ve little fear that Mr. Atwell's can
dicacy will interfere with that of Mr.
Wallace Mr Atwell, while a member
or the grand lodge, has not been active
or prominent in Ms affairs, while for
the past fie years Mr Wallace has
been very active, having served on
some prominent committee daring all
that time and being at present chair
man of the judiciary committee of the
grand lodge called the supreme court
of the Elk?
It Is not necessary to open an ac
count m order to get one of those Pocket
Savers at the First National Bank's
Savings window. Just ask for it
thats all. Advertisement.
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Another 'made in El Paso" product
came into being today when K. Havel
started a force of 3ft people to work in
his soap factory in East EI Paso mak
ing vegetable oil soaps. The concern
k ill place the "Made in El Paso- label
or each of its manufactured products
and -a ill sell direct to the consumer.
s soon as the factory is well under
w a II r Ravel expects to be employing
l'i people This is the first soap fac
tors started" in El Paso.
Two Expeditions Will Leave
TJ. S, This Summer; One
to Use Aeroplane.
The photographs show i from left to right i llhialmur Stefaaefion, ensign
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EW YORK. May IS Two arctic
relief expeditions will leave the
United States this summer bent
on bringing back explorer marooned
in the frozen polar regions.
One is quite confident of success and
not a desperate business, as such work
sroef It will seek to reach the party or
Donald B MacMillan. now believed to
be at Etab, North Greenland, and re
ported safe in August of last year
The second, a forlorn hope, will at
tempt by aeroplane search of the terri-
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Jitzhugh ireen, L. S. X- and Donald B. ilacilillau. Stefanon, if ahre, ts far
north of Alaska or Canada, either on the drifting ice or the hypothetical continent
of Crocker Land, which he sought to explore with two companions.
MacMillan and his lieutenant, Green, were last heard from at Etah about
nine months ago. They traveled far to the west in 1914 and concluded that
Crocker Land was only a mirage. They may do further exploring this summer.
.n expedition leaves in July to bring them back to the United States.
Burt M. McConnell is heading an attempt to outfit an expedition equipped
with hydro-aeroplanes to seek StefansMM. btefaneeon a Harvard-graduate and
his expedition was under the auspices of the Canadian government, which bow has
its hands lull wnn the European war. ,
Below: are shown a group f the curious Esquimaux whom Stcfansoon di
covered on the northern coast of the North American continent.
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Vilhjalraur Stefansson, who a rear ago.
with two companions, marched straight
north into the unknown from the Ca
nadian coast near the mouth of the
Mackenzie rier
Seek laVnonn Continent.
XacMiilan and Stefansson engaged in
what has aptly been described as a
race for an unknown continent. There
is a great stretch of terrltorv lyins
north of Alaska and Canada and bound
ed on the north by tn- nor'h o.e
which has never been surveyed by "hu
man eyes. Admiral l'-?ary standing at
elevations of sane eet and liter 160V
feet on islands west of northern Green
land, believed he saw mountain peaks
of this unknown land far to the west
ward. He dubbed It Crocker Land If if
etlsts, it is by far the largest rea of
solid earth no unexplored. The lure
of it to the arctic pioneer is beyond un
derstanding to the dweller under south
ern skies.
Last summer Macmillan pushed across
the strait from Greenland and then over
se eral large islands to the west ard
until he came to Cape Thomas' Hub
bard, the last place from which the dis
coverer of the norh pole. Peary, be
lieved he caught & glimpse of Crocker
Land's mountains.
Thinks Peary Saw a Ml rase.
Here a sketch of frozen ocean p-e-
sented itself. For 135 miles MacMtllau
aasnea over xne - ice siraignt wes.
several times he thought he saw the
land he sought. At last he had to give
up and concluded what Pear had seen
was only a mirage. It Is Improbable
Pear could ha e seen land farther than
MacMillan went
MacMillan nearly lost his life before
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DEN"ER OFFICE,
718 Seventeenth btrcet
he got back to the comparative com
fort of Ftah This summer be may at
tempt new feats, but he will undovbted
1 keep in touch with Ktah. or at any
rate ret his whereabouts be known He
wi'l not be the m;ster Stefansson has
become
A relief ship will leave Labrador In
July aboard the schooner Georfce X.
Clueet The vessel is sent out by the
backers of the MacMillan expedition. In
cluding the American Museum of Nat
ural Historj, the American Georgraph
lcal society and the University of Il
linois. Ml the arrangements are beiiu? made
here. Capt. George Comer, of East
Haddam, Con4i , will serve as ice pilot.
frtefansonN Faltbrol Secretary.
If Stefansson is eer reacaed it will
be through the devotion of his secre
tary. Burt If McConneU. who bade fare
well to bis chief April 7. 1x14. So one
has seen Stefansson or the two men he
kept with bun since then. Ills Teasel,
the Karluk. drifted several hundred
miles to the westward and was crushed
in the ice Pari of those aboard the
Karluk were rescued through the perse
verance of McConnelL
Then McConneU came back to the
States and started his effortirto organ
ize relief expeditions. It was he who
evolved from his brain the idea of an
aeroplane search.
The Canadian government is chided
bv McConneU for falling- to fit out a
relief expedition, as Stefansson is upon
Canadian service. But the great war
has intervened and monopolizes Can
ada s energies
I consider it my duly to search for
Stefansson." McConneU 3a id here As a
surior of the expedition. I shall not
be content to sit idl and in comfort in
civilization until I know that my com
rades are safe, or what has happened to
them."
Opinions differ as to what has hap
pened to Stefansson. He may be drift
ing on a fitM of Ire somewhere north
of Alask.i In this event he would
reach Siberia, if still alive, in about two
, 5 ears from now
McConneU Outlines rian.
McConrell thus outlined his plans
here reentl
"Onr expedition is not more hopeless
than that of the Rodaem. iMrb ....
, ed out to rescue the crew of the Jean
. ette in is. 9 two years after she sailed.
as to the practicability of using
hidroae-opianes. it is well known that
Amundsen intended taking filing ma
nines with him into the arctic and
uing them for scouting while bis Ice
ship, the Fram. drifted about In the
ice pack In using h droaeroplanes.
too. we ma discover the hypothetical
continent f Crocker Land, which Stef
ansson sought
Admiral Peary and the president of
the Aero club both declare the plan
feasible JI plans are slmnie iv.
would leae the ship, which would ba.
..-! suvic-, i-.rri iavoraoie morning,
filing about 800 feet high, and go In a
otralght line. to a point ITS miles' from
-hore, wanmnp: the icefields with pow
erful glasses. Then we would turn
at right ingle for 0 miles, turn again
and flj to shore parallel to the outgo
ing course
"The ship, in the meanwhile, .would
have sailed to a point mile east
along the coast, where she woold wel
come ns hack "
Dellevex Stefacajion Lit en.
Mr McConneU believes Stefdnsson ha-.
found the mysterious land he went out
to look for and is now unabje to return
to his base on the north coast of
Alaska.
McConneU was one of the three mem
bers of this expedition who sained the
mainiana oi Alaska arter drifting abou;
on the ice for nearlj a month. He
minus sieiansson is aoie to provide for t
the partj of three with the two rifles !
ana io pounds of ammunition they had
when last seen
When Stefansson bade farewell to
McConneU and the meteorologist of the
expedition, he kept with him two com
panions, btorkersen and Ole Anderson
LIBERTY BELL DAY" AT
EXPOSITION WILL BE JULY 17 1
Philadelphia. Pa., Ma 18 Satarda.
Tuly IT. ... be Libert Bell day at the
Panarila Pacific exposition A commit
tee of the cit council ha a (fret d that
the relic shall .-ae Philadelphia on itt
Journey to '' Pac.ru toast at 3 p m
on JuJy 5. afte patriot! exercises in
Independence hill It ill arrive in'
ban Fraiicino at fi p m Jul lb.
Seeral stnj s will b. m ile alona: the
wa Omaha and LJncoln mil b
lcaihed Jul 9 Iencr July 10 Xilt
l-ike Juh 11 Boise Jul 12. Sp -an
Tul I SeattU anrt lmnia Jul. 14
rtlaiiJ Jul) 15, anil SaLrainentj Jul 1
VISITORS ARE WELCOMED
TO 20TH INFANTRY CAMP
R ith a view to the regulation of
traffic in the JOth Infantrj camp. CoL
Ham C Hale has designated a point
at the entrance where all jitneys and
public vehicles will stand Isone are
permitted within the limits of the
cSmp This does not apply to private
automobiles nor to individuals wiahinfr
f visit in the camp. Kvery facility is
afforded those who wish to inspect
model military camp and upon appli
cation to the sentry, who meets each
car. directions will be given for auto
mnhitr to Droceed to the adjutants
office and. if desired, guides will be J
furnished to conduct those interested
through the camp and explain the
various features and the exercises that
may be In progress.
This action has been taken especially
with the thought of according to camp
visitors an opportunity to see a bit of
the Ufe of the soldier in the field and
to see it under the most favorable cir
cumstances. There are parades on
Monda. Tuesda. Wednesday and
Thursdav mornings, beginning at s
o'clock, and open air concerts with
moving picture programs every night
commencing at T 3.
SIX GUARDS FAIL TO SAVE
RICH ITALIAN FROM BULLET
New York, Ma 18 Though he ha
six bodyguards, Gioime GaUocci. mil
lionaire and politician in Harlem's
"Little Italy," was shot and probably
fatally wounded Monday night by two
men in his son's coffee room. The son,
Luca, aged IS. was shot through the
body and will probably die. The at
tempt on Gallucci is said to be the 16th
by gangsters who envied his political
power Within two years two of tho
man's bodyguards have fallen by shots
aimed at their employer.
bangalow on lot 28 and one-half of lot 27.
block 12. Hichlaad Park addition, eotl-
mlMl tmmt. SSM
To Manuel EacaJeda. to build aa adobo
on lots i and . block t, MsgofOn addl-
tina Mtlm.te.1 Mat S1SM
To J E. NrfL to build a porch and
garage at SIS Dallas street, estimated cost,
9a
bIUw n WT5 & ii ! Increase in Weight Ten Pound or More
sett addition estimated east. S2tM.
To Oakland Auto 8a!os company.
Thin Folks Who
Would Be Fat
to
maka chanss and repairs at 4ts Myrtle
avenue estimated coat. 95t
To A. T Samworth. to build aleepins
porch and make graeral repairs at 111
North Kansas street, estimated cost. .
To Simon Sacr. to build aa adobe at
S931 Auuneda avenue, estimated east. 11a.
Beed SHrd.
North aide of Oklahoma arenoe. between
A Physician's Idviee.
Td certainly give moat anything to h
able to tat op a few pounds and stay tha
way " declares avery excessively thin m
or woman. Such a remit Is not impossible
despite past failures. This people are vi
tims of maJ-notrttioa. a condition vh rlx
IM. mwmtm Ih. faM. Tamawl ait fnAil f,Am 1
Merchant and jThurlow atreeta OBadalnpe lnR taken np by the blood as they axe cli-n
DAILY RECORD
Ttalldfaic" rermlt.
To Francisco Almedlr. to MUM aa adobe
lot M. Mock PI. Garden addlUon. eatl
mated cost SMS.
To Holland Bird, to tear down boUdtng
at West Ssn Antonio and Chfhsahoa streets,
estimated cast. 2M
To N H. Carson, to ootid a garage at the
corner of Elm and Son Oiogo streets, esti-'
mated cost. tM
To M. C Corbln. to bnUd an ontbaifenac
on lots 2t and ! block 17. East Kl Paao
addition, estimated cost. So.
Ts R. O. Pally to make general repairs
at IMS Maaxana street estimated coat. It
To A. tlradnedo to make repairs to roof
ai j aonn Campbell street, estimated
cost. 2i.
To Oscar Unllfc to make ropairi at the
Silver King restaurant estimated cost. .
To Alberto nchonda. to bolld a bake
oven at 2 Sbath Tirginla street, estl
ipated cost 240
To Newman A Hatfield, to build a brick
See The
s Kaiige
attachment for baking and broil
ing just above coal range, so easy
to get at without stooping; also
the four-burner cooking top on a
Jevel with coal range.
UtagflbKmSH9 Range
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Glenwoed Ceabinatlsn
Coal. Wood ssd CaiRaaie.
Two complete ranges in the spaee
of one. The gas attachment can
be used alone or with, the coal
range to double baking capacity.
It Makes Cooking Easy.
Cabinet. S
iiienwoo
Bange
T. H. Rogers & Co-
HPoso.
ivinu and wits, of Dooa Aaa county
N V to Francisco Holqoln. lot 24. block
g Baaaatt additioa. conaidcraUon 9409.
May IS. 1st.
South side of Maeco street, between
brutt and Copla streets J E. Amador
and wife to William T Smith and wife lots
27 and : block 112 Kast El Paso addlt'on.
consideration 1M May 5. HI-
8oath side of La Vux street, between La
mar and Houston streeta Tbomaa H. Smith
and wife to Mary Louise Jans, lot la and
oast It feet oT lot II. block tt. Government
Hill addition. conatderatlOB tM, May l:.
1S1
North aid of Clifton street, between
OosTia and Jeffenon atiaola U. W Crutch
r and wife to Winchester Cemluy, lots 5
L. 1
I th powers of nutrition ar BormaJ last j.a
of ffettiac into the blood, &U tnc tax as
1 flesh proditcinc elements atj In the 'atec
I tines until ther pass from the body &s
' wa-te.
To eorrect this conaition and to p"o-u
a fceaJthy normal amount t fat the nu
tiv processe-i must be artificially sapp
r Ith the power which nature has deni
them This can bet be accomplished
eatmc a, sarcol tablet with every meai. Sa
cot la a scientific combi nation of six of t-9
best strength -t Ting fat-prodnciBS element
known to the medical profession-. Tat
with meals, it mixes with the food a
turns the snjars and starches into ticb np
nourishment for the tisanes and triqpd ac 1
iui rapid effc-t is remarkable. Report-1
and T. Nod. 7, iOTerwpiemK mil aoauion. - ratns of from ten to tweatT-fl.M noanda
consideration. $7S May 1. 11 j a slnsi month are by no nreans Infreanen
Iasta In El Paso Hetcnts aoiun eh -aao ) T.t .-.!. ., nrf-tiv luitmi n .
HHssts InTestmcnt company to M. U Bene- t uttr iMrmlesa, Sarcol Is sold by A. 1-
Kaa. ec urani county a .. w f Kyan aafl oCter ood dnslsts ererywlie
Mock tS. El Paso Heights Inrettment com- i an1 every package contains a guarantee c
pmay: eonaideraUoa. 1S9. May 11. 115 ( -relent Increase or money back.
Sooth side of Bliss street, between Xaaa I r&nio- urhu 5b.rvi hm vtvwnn -v
. .. . . T y Xa.a. M .,K I ..... " . .. .
aaa uramm ie . " " " .
M Broadway.
Adktas Oa lot i and west one-hall of
lot :i. block 11 East El Paao addlUon.
eoaakleration Jl April t mi.
" AatemoMies Ueeated.
Ii) Derate Jaeqaw. ltll Chlbaahua
street, frre passeacer BaleK.
7S Jose Sao Kmoiena,
five pasaomtor roro.
3S71 L. B. Ponce. 2tM East Booierard.
five passenger Ford.
SSTt Marion Pomar 1MT Mesa arenoe;
two passenger Stndebaker
1JJJ B. C Kolar. 25i East Rio Grande
street: flvs passeacer Orerlaad.
WTt H. C Swearlnrer. SIM Bliss street;
fire passeacer Ford.
Sift Electro Pare Water company. Mills
and Xanana streets V Ulys-Oyerland track.
1S7 Thee. K. Taylor Kit Norta EI Paao
street, two paaneacer oer ano
SS7T Wm. J. Deecan. Fort
passeacer Hnamonllc
asTi
markabK resnlta in tbo traatmant of ner
as tndicaotlon and general stomach, diso
ders, it aboald not. owiac to its remaT
able flesb prodnciac effect, be used by th
whs are awt wUUac to Increase their weirb
ten poaada or more. Advertisement.
For Sallow, Wrinkled,
Freckled, Pimpled Skin
If yon have any cntaneooa blemish, don
nee paint, powder or anything else to co -r
4 op. Too often this enly emphasizes f
defect. Besides, ft a mnca easier to remo
the disfigurement witk ordinary mercol ir
) V1T lnnlia.1 nlwkflt- a r- a?l) as. 1 ,
Arthor Lee. Tsleta. Teisa. Eacebdor ally remove freck.es.' ptmples. blaciliea .
Bliss: Se
matereyeia moth patches sallowness. red or yel
St H. F Hare 3WV. sonia an rmm blotches, or any surface erapUons. The a
street five paseeacor Fori ( feeted cnUr'e is absorbed, a Uttle each da
SSSt Radolfo Ranee! IMS Miehicaa aye- j BBtl, tne tlMr , yo m4 beaaUf
noe Harlej-DTidon motorcycle. ,1a, beneath is braoxht wholly to view A
"' " w..-w ...... ..- , xaw oraccisc lor an ooac oc mercolised v.
Lavndry com
iisenssi Ford.
SSI! J W Parlier Flite
pany flye paaaanser coro.
JJSJ Gay W. Case. Ills East Bonlerard.
Merkel motorcycle
US4 t Etelton. block -9. Altara Park.
fie passencer Hnpmobile.
Ueenied to Wti.
Amado Porea to Maria Maro.
William K. Woods. Jr to Wanda M.
Lynch.
Tamas Oareaates to Petral ConTSias
Joss Morales to Relnakta Garcia.
Ambrose Vasowes to Joaqaina aaache-.
- Deaths.
Jnlia Garcia DaTla. 715 Sooth Campbell
street. May H. need 44 years, barlai Con-
tnrim MtMWrf MaV 17
Jnana Meleades. 117 Soatb Campbell I
4 street. May It, acsd one year, battel Con-
coroia cnmn7 r ... '
Jose Owrsoa. Santa Fe yards. May 1. j
ared 1 years, barlai Concordia cemetery
May 17. - I
Alfonso Payon. 17 Sooth Stanton street, '
May I, aaed tiro months, barlai Concordia I
cemetery May 17 . t
inuai Jaeoba. 41 Fourth street. May It
acsd 1 months, barlai Concordia cemetery
nay 17
Refocte- Vomandex. MS Seventh street.
May Is. need 41 years, -burial Concordia
cemetery May la. j
Mra Mary Knlcht. SMS La Lni street
May It. need J years, burial Concordia .
cemetery May 17 i
eras Recaldo. T South Ochoa street f
May 1C ajed 74 years, burial Concordia 1
cemetery May 17
Juan Molina. M South Florence atreet.
May 17 and four years, burial Concordia
I cem.terv liav 17 '
i . . I .. n.k mmf Tlm C
jaw luuwrcs. -. ..,. ... .-
seed six months, burial Concordia cemetery
Msy 17
Marcus Franks. S7SS Texas Pacific
street. May 1 aced one year, burial Con
cordia easaetery
Teleafora Andrade 11 West Seventh
street. Ttay 1 seed J jears, buriar Concor
dia cemetery May 17
Antonio Saldana 101" Oregon street. Msy
1 aced four months, bustel Concordia
cemetery May IC
Fraadsro Moreno. ! Toys street May
It ated J7 years, burial Concordia ceme
tery May 1
Enrique Maruuer. county hospital May IS
aced 11 years burial smelter May It
Mra Grace M. Intsrrudsn. Homan aamtar-l-m.
May 15. aced : years, burial Eer
sreen cemetery Ma IS
Births Male.
To Mrs. Rosalia de la Crul. 4 Park
street May 11
To Mra Luciano nnds 57 Fifth street
May IS
To Mrs. Plilu Bn 0l South Ochoa
treet. May It
I.KK.II l. Kll Jl IM.1U
t a meeting of the Br assotiatiun
Monda. I-iKh Clark was elect d
special judire for the 41t district ourt
during the ab'-eiu i of ju Ige r R
I'rii who hi- cne with Tt Ware
( 1 I fl 1111 lip it I'cils 1C!
and use this like you use cold cream. R
nsowo In mornlac with soap and irttf
Many who have triad this simple and hanr
less treatment report aerwpiahlnc re-mlt
If vbothered with wrinkles or crow s f
a wash lotion made by dlasolvlnc aa oun -of
powdered saxollte in a half pint wit u
haxel will prove remarkably effectual A-
No Pain
By this aew
method we
can uke
your Impres
sions In the
morning and
$20
SET OF
TEETH
$7.50
jttHhoet Roof
V Irepreutoas laacnll
VLs ihs m amine It
VT finished the
Cire tvb ytrar teeth,
In the STsniar, We
can do this work
fit any xmroth
make a plate stick
to St lbs. poll on a.
piece of .class. So
strong yoa can stand
on them. Let ns
show yoa this.
Xo more
$5.00
'o less
NOT SrSTEH DENTAL PABX01CS
Corr El Paso and San Antonio Sts.
over atncs Bank newly renovated
old First Nat. Back Bide Open
evenings till 7 So Sunday moraines.
till 11 Lady attendant! (3). Spuusa
and Germaa spoken.
Bst made bridce and
Crowns
AUTOS FOR HIRE
AU Itood 7-rVsennr Cars
Bate, 4 Per Hour
PtoBe 509-510
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City Hall Stand - - 418 San Antonii
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