El Paso herald., June 01, 1915, HOME EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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EI PASO HERALD
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MUNICIPAL BAND
TO MIGHT
AUTOS IN
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Union Donates Services, Af
ter Preventing Military
Band From Playing.
Following a refusal of the musician
union to gie the necessary permission
lor an armr band to play for the Sao
Irannsco street Illumination celebra
tion this evening-, the Municipal band,
composed of members of th musicians'
union, offered its services for the cele-b-ation.
which were accepted by prea
Idnt n E Orndorff.
Tn Municipal band will give a con
cert in Pioneer plaza shortly before
eipht o'clock and this will open the
celebration. The band will also head
the parade down San Francisco street
to the union station aiiw me &
Many MacMnes Will Be
Needed to Take Care of
Distinguished Guests.
Many machines will be needed to ac
commodate the large party of visitors
with the congressional party on June
and 4. Several different automo
bile trips are pUu-.ned. in and around
the city. In order that a few will not
have to bear the whole burden, and to
save expense, the committee requests
that all who are willing to furnish
automobiles for this purpose whn
called upon will notify the committee
at once.
J. A. Smith and TV. G. Roe have
charge of this part of the arrange
ments. Mr. Smith is at 4M North Ore
gon, telephone 349, ana Air. itoe is at
and will play at the j South El Paso.
are turned on
union station. , ,
Because of a. federal law. It Is neces
sary for the local musicians' union to
git its permission before a command
er canpermit his band to play in the
city When this permission -was re
quested from the local officials of the
union. It was refused and the band
concert ealled off.
Celebration at Eight.
The celebration will start promptly
at eight o'clock when the lights will
be turned on by Mayor Tom Lea, who
will be present with his councllmen.
The S2 lights will be connected to one
switch and when the mayor presses
the button at the chamber of commerce
the 51 lights will burn at night for the
first time This will be the signal for
the blowing of whistles over the city.
Including the big fire siren.
The lights have been arranged from
Pioneer plaza to the union station on
each side of the street and will make
a path of light to the union station.
Following the ceremony of turning on
the lights the Harvey house dinner
given by manager George Maslin will
be served to the directors of the cham
ber of commerce, the mayor and coun
cil and to Gen. J. J. Pershing and staff.
COURT DISMISSES NEBRASKA
AMEN INHERITANCE SUIT
Washington. D. C- June 1 The
supreme court today dismissed a suit
attacking the constitutionality of the
Nebraska statute prohibiting non
resident aliens from Inheriting agri
cultural land. English heirs cf John
Toop attacked the disposition -f his
property, claiming their interest was
guaranteed by treaty. The court found
the treaty did not exist until after
Toop died and therefore dismissed the
suit.
The effect Is to leave th constitu
tionality of the law undetermined.
"
AT THE BEGINNING OF THE
Great White Way
standi
EL PASO'S POPULAR JEWELRY STORE.
When you are daem town tonight for the celebration, look
in our show tvindovs and jjoti will understand WHY.
THE GREATEST VALUE YET.
A fine leather Bell Tvith a Solid Sterling Silver Buckle
easy to adjust and just CAN'T SUP.
A WHOLE WINDOW FULL of them and the price
$2.00
Ine A. D. roster Go.
(Store in The Herald Bldg.)
"Our wedding rings insure happy marriages."
J
ALHAMBRA
Today-Tomorrow
Thursday
FRANCIS X.
USHMAN
AND
BEVERLY
BAYNE
m THi
Premier Production
"BraustarR"
BY
George Baar
McCufcheon
Bijou Today
Joseph Byron Totten
and
Miss Nell Craig
A Special Three Reel Feature
Entitled
'The Awakening
Hour'
Tomorrow and Thursday
"THE GIRL I LEFT
BEHIND ME"
David Belasco's Greatest Play.
Crawford Theater
TONIGHT
The Three Act Farce Comedy
"A Warrior Bold"
POPULAR PRICES
ARTHUR W. HOUCK,
Assayer and Chemist. Agent for ore
shippers. Look after consignments
at both Copper Queen and C &. A.
Smelters.
Laboratory SS5 lulh St.
Doaglas, Ariz.
Box 392.
MliA1!!
EMmmMmm
REFRESHMENT PARLOR
Upstairs Alhambra Theatre.
DANCE IP YOU LIKE
Five cents each dance or fifty cents
for whole evening.
Ladles Free.
THY HEBU WMRT ADS
IW 1 f ft Rfl O A EM V
UNDERSELL.
ALL OTHERS
JUST RECEIVED NEW CAR CANNED GOODS
Pie reaches, 3 for 25c
Pic Apples, 3 for 25c
Pie Gooseberries, 3 for ., 25c
Baked Beans. 5 for 25c
TH US AND SAVE MONEY MAIL ORDERS PROMPT ATTENTION
505 & 506. 204 & 206 East Overland St.
Levy Best Hand Packed Tomatoes,
3 for 25c
Bull Head Tomatoes, Is, 4 for 25c
S -Pulp, 6 for 25c
We Piathes, per can . 10c
Roof Garden to Be Convert
ed Into Mexican Village
Thursday Night.
A Mexican village during fiesta time
will be reproduced on the roof of the
Paso del Norte Thursday night, when
the dinner In honor of the congressional
appropriations committee is given. Hun
dreds of miniature electric lights li
colors will be strung over the roof
den of the hotel and the garden
filled with palms, flags and flj
The waitresses will be dressed
lean costume and a Mexican orchestra
will play typical music during the din
ner. The dinner will be served In the
garden and a big searchlight, which
will be borrowed from the Villa garri
son in Juarez, will play over the city,
the Mexican mountains and Juarez to
allow the visitors to see the city and
surrounding country at night.
All Lights Hunting.
While the dinner is in progress all
of the street lights, including the new
jn Francisco street illumination, will
be left burning until midnight. All of
the office buildings will be requested
to turn on the lights In all of the win
dows Thursday evening and allow them
to burn until midnight. The Mills
building, the Southwestern building, the
First National bank, the Electric build
ing and all of the other big downtown
buildings will be illuminated and the
illumination committee of the chamber
of commerce has requested everyone in
the city to leave the lights burning and
the shades up so that the entire city
from Fort Bliss to he river will be
lighed while the committee is In the
city.
Committee Meets.
A meeting of the Illumination com
mittee, of which H. S. Potter Is chair
man, was held In the general manager's
office of the Electrical building Mon
day afternoon and plans for the illumi
nation of the city were made. I Jft.
Prltchett, superintendent of lighting lor
the electric railway company, has been
added to the committee ana mi; - -Illumination
engineer in planning the
decorations for the roof garden and the
city. Mr. Prltchett originated and car
ried ou tthe San Francisco street light
ing scheme which will be turned on this
evening. The other members of tl he
committee are H. S. Potter, E. C. Davis
and Norman 'Walker.
Arrival at Oi p. m.
The congressional committee will ar
rive at the union station at 6.50 p m. on
Thursday evening. They will be ac
companied from the dam by the cham
ber of commerce. Elephant Butte and
El Paso Water Users" associations com
mittees. At the station the delegation
will be met Dy uen. juuh ... rC......,,.
members of his staff, a military escort
and band, mayor Tom Lea and the al
dermen. ...
With the band leading, the committee
will be escorted to the Hotel Paso del
Norte where, at S oclock. they will be
tendered the banquet on the roof gar
den by the chamber of commerce and
the two water users' associations. Fol
lowing the banquet a special street car
will be waiting to take the visitors ar.d
the committeemen to Juarez, where the
Villa authorities have arranged for a
military escort
Military Review.
The program for Friday calls for an
auto trip to Fort Bliss at 9 In the morn
ing. At the fort Gen. Pershing has ar
ranged for a review of all of the troops.
The visitors will then return to the city
and will take a trip of inspection down
the valley Returning, they will stop
off at the West Ysleta Country club,
where a big barbecue will be held. The
committeemen will then return to the
citv and will leave Friday evenins for
the west.
Following Is the list of the entertain
ment committee, and the general com
mittee and invited guests:
Arrangements Committee.
The committee on arrangements from
the BI Paso Water Users' association is:
Dr. S T. Turner. H. B. Stevens. Z. T.
White. J. A. Smith. Felix Martinez.
The committee on arrangement
from the Elephant Butte Water Users'
association is: L. Clapp, G. E. Relnberg,
A. a Robertson, M. B. Thompson, Dr.
Nathan Boyd.
Committee on arrangement from the
chamber of commerce is: R B. Orndorff.
J. F. Primm. George R. LeBaron. Henry
S. Beach. H. S. Potter.
General Committee.
The general committee is as follows.
Mayor Tom E. Lea, Councllmen W G.
Jolly. J. P. O'Connor. R. B. Stevens, John
Fisher. Gen. J. J. Pershing and staff.
Col George H. Morgan and aid. Col.
Harry C Hale. CoL O. Johnson. Col
Omar Bundy. CoL J. F. Morrison. CoL
E. A Root, Lieut. CoL Lewry M. Koeh
ler. Judge A. M. Walthall, judge Dan M
Jackson. B. A. Shelton, Joseph V. Swee
ney. E. O. Stratton, R H. Dudley, Her
man Andreas, J. F. Williams. O. It
Baum. L. E. Booker, IL W. Broaddus, A
& J. Eylar, J. L. Marr, W. H. Austin. J.
O. Crockett Charles J. Mapel, F. W.
Payne, Judge Adrian Pool, Lamar Da
vis. James A. Dick. John L. D;.er, H. J.
Simmons. G. F. Hawks. W. C McCor
mick. W. B. Latta, Julius Krakauer. a
P. White, A. N. Brown, W. A. Hawkins,
W. R. Brown. George B". "Ryan. Alfonso
Martinez, N. M. Walker. B. C Davis. E.
H. Baldwin, L. M. Lawson, W. Dent D.
W. Murphy, Malcolm A. Fraser. H. R. Mc
Cllntock. Grover Smith, J. G. MeNary, V
S. Stewart W. Cooler. Georee Florv. c
B. Hudspeth. W. L. Games. Frank
juuiuiimii, x. iujc, . x -looey, a. js.
Holt W. W. Cox. W. B. Mandeville, Os
car C. Snow, of Las Cruces and Mesilla
Park; J. M. Wyatt A. P. Coles. Henry D.
Bowman, of Las Cruces; J. A. Happer,
W. G. Roe. Seth B. Orndorff. Z. I Cobb,
C. E. Kelly, W. W. Turney, W. IL
Burges, J. IL Nations, S. G. Humphreys.
A. Courchesne, R L. Young, of Las
Cruces; O. M. Foster, Wm. P. La Point
of Las Cruces, Wyche Greer. Walter
Kohlberg, E. E. Neff. Harry Swain. J.
IL Paxton, of Las Cruces; Robert
Krakauer, W. C. Frenger, of Las Cru
ces; congressman Henry D. Slayden,
Dan Anthony, H. D. Slater, A. Schwartz,
M. Coblentz. Victor Carusso. H. Krupp.
X ? "!? C" Kinnie. C R Russell,
Richard Warren and R F. Burges.
IL S. Beach, chairman of the com
mittee on decorations for the congres
sional committee, has named Ray. Mc
Clintock as the third member, of his
committee, the other member being J.
E. Relnberg.
JMOBILE TRIPS TO ELEPHANT BUTTE DAM
Seven Pan sender Cars Competent Drivers
aiakc reservations and rennest rate of
oe, Mills and Campbell Sts. Phone 797
THE CONGRESSIONAL PARTY
LEAVES CHICAGO FOR EL PASO
Chicago, I1L, June 1. A Joint com
mission representing the federal re
clamation bureau and the appropria
tions committee of the house of rep
resentatives departed today on a six
weeks' tour of inspection of reclama
tion projects throughout the west
The commission is headed by John J.
Fitzgerald of Brooklyn, chairman of
the appropriations committee. Ten
other members of the committee and
four officials of the reclamation bur
eau were in the party.
Twenty-eight projects. Involving a
cost of J113.000.&00 are to be Inspected.
i -any lomeM iiere I'irst.
The first stop of the commission will
be at Elephant Butte dam. From there
It will go to El Paso. From there the
party will go to Phoenix, and from
there to Roosevelt to inspect th'i
Roosevelt project The commission
will then continue its tour of the west
and northwest.
COMMISSIONERS TO SBB
TUB DALLAS COURTHOUSB
Judge Adrian Pool, and county com
missioners Seth B. Orndorff. James
Clifford, George Pendell and J. M.
........ ..i.,. .V .bu.v .villain lur
Dallas for an inspection of the Dallas
county courthouse to gather ideas to
be incorporated in the new $400,000
courthouse for El Paso county. i
4SSSiilIs8S'Sl':'
ill Place One of These
Victrolas In Your Home
INCLUDING TWENTY-FOUR SELECTIONS OF MUSIC
NEVER BEFORE HAS IT BEEN POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN A
VICTROLA ON SUCH LIBERAL TERMS.
We now offer this new model-Victrola LX., without question the best value to be had in talking
machines at $50. Plays any Victor Record, has beautiful tone, aad is equipped with all the features
that have made the Victrola a part of so many homes. Can be had in fumed, weathered, golden
oak. or mahogany. For $5 down payment, we will deliver this Victrola to your home, together with
10 double-face records at 75c each, and 2 large dance records at $125, making twenty-four selec
tions of music The total amount of this offer is $60, and you can pay the balance on
EASY TERMS, ARRANGED WEEKLY OR MONTHLY 'AS
IS MOST CONVENIENT TO YOU.
W. G. WALZ CO.
PHONE 128.
103 SO. EL PASO ST.
Yon Wul Have to See and Hear This Victrola to Folly Appreciate This Offer
OPEN
Vacation Close To Nature
Low Excursion
Fares from all con
necting line points
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I H SEASON NOW
Nature s Root fZ jv
r i Spend Your
r Garden v
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Season Tickets on
M Playground of the - Sale Daily
I Southwest $S0()
1 lWK3jM $3-50
m
Week-end tickets, good
going Saturday and
Sunday, returning Sun
day night or Monday,
DAILY TRAIN
SERVICE
(EXCEPT SBJfDAY)
Lv. Union SU. 7.30 a.m.
Ar. Clondcroft 12:30 p.m.
Lv. Clooderoft 2:15 p.m.
Ar. EI Paso 7CO p..
(SUXDAT OXLT)
Lv. Union Sta. 7:30 ma.
Ar. Clondcroft 12(30 pan.
I.V. Clondcroft St30 pjn.
Ar. BI Paso . 11:30 pjn.
'The Lodge," Cloudcroft's
$100,000.00 Hotel
Modern in every respect Steam heat, electric lights,
bath and telephones. Under managemeat of M. B.
Hutchks, formerly manager Hutchfes Hotel, San
Antonio.
Plenty of Amusement
Golf, Music. Bowfag, Dancing, Beautiful Drives
and Horseback trips, aH above the clouds.
Baby Sanitarium
with modern up-to-date Hospital accommodations.
Managed this season by Misses Dietrich aad Green
of St. Mark's Hospital. Ask any El Paso physician
about Qoudcroft for babies and children.
Health and Recreation
Pure, balmy air. pure sprbg water, perfect drainage
and altitude has made Qoudcroft the premier resort of
the Southwest
Patronize El Paso's Own
Summer Resort
Positively more beautiful than ever.
GARNETTKING
General Passenger Agent
VICTOR CARUSSO SELLS
HIS HOME FOR $22,000
Victor Carusso has sold his colonial
home, on Prospect avenue. In Sunset
Heights, to W. II. Kraft for J2S.00O.
The Carusso home was completed this
year In Sunset Heights and it is under
stocl that Mr. Carusso will build an
other home in the same section soon.
Mr. Kraft Is a mining operator In
Mexico who has been living In El Paso
during the revolution.
BODV OF Mns. MARTHA J. YOUNG
IS Ul.TUIl.NKD TO CI.NCMWri
The body of Mrs. Martha J. Young,
66 years of age. who died at the fam
ily residence, 1203 East Boulevard, on
Sunday, was shipped to Cincnlnati. O.,
on Monday for Interment in the family
Plot mere.
100 NAMES RECEIVED
FROM SAN DIEGO FAIR
Names of more than 109. prospective
settlers in the El Paso or Mesilla val
leys hae been sent to the chamber of
commerce by the New Mexico board of
exposition managers, which has charge
of exhibiting the moving pictures of Kl
Paso valley and Elephant Butte scenes.
All of the names sent in are those
of persons who have witnessed the
films at the fair and have asked for
further information regarding this section.
SO REGI1IB.NT ASSIGMSD
TO TAKE ISth CAVALRY PLACE
No advises have yet been received at
Fort Bliss or brigade headquarters re
garding the assignment of a cavalry
regiment to take the place of the ISth
cavalry when it goes to the Philippine
v vnn..w itfA i 91 t . .. ..l...... I islands in uctoDer.
IS years and is survived by two sons. I Itwa? reported that the 11th cavalry
Joseph H. and R. a. both of whom ac- ?"'"" ?- Oota-
- - tv v u wuv ,aro ft I5BUO
officers say that no order assiantne
a regiment to Fort Bliss will be Issued
before July.
MimnnniMl fh rem Ins te r?lnlnnH I - " tO
. -m . . -, nffltui
xne reaK unaeriaKing company had
charge of the remains, bervices were
conducted at the famliv residence at
12:3 Monday by the Rev. Perry J. Rice.
IIODY OF MURI1BRBD SOLDIER
IIBTURXBD TO AllKlVASAS
The body of Pte. James W. Woolsey,
the soldier who was found stabbed to
death on Saturday, was shipped to
Woolse. Ark his old home, on Mon
day, by the Peak Undertaking company.
The home valleys united can whip
the worH
AUTOS FOR HIRE
AH Good "Passenger Cars
Rate, $2 Per Hour
Phone 509-510 .
AUTO LIVERY CO.
City Hall Stand - 418 San Antonio
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