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EL PASO HERALD
2
RIIL SCHOOL F1TIEE STATES
PLANNED TD BE PLACED IN EL PASC
Miss Myra Winkler, County Superintendent, Secures
Approval of Texas Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion, Who Urges the Recognition of School's
Certificates by Arizona and New Mexico.
AUSTIN, Texas, Feb 11 Through
the efforts of Miss Myra Wink
ler, county school superintendent
nf ElTaso county. El Paso may be-
orae the seat of a state normal school
that will have Its certificates recog
nized in three states.
Miss Winkler, who arrived here yes
terday afternoon from El Paso on busi
ness connected with the schools of III
I'aso county, placed her plan before
W p. Dougherty, etate superintendent
f nubile Instruction, and no save his
hearty endorsement to her plan and
offered to take up immediately with
ihe state superintendents of New Mex
I'o and Arizona the matter of giving
iPcOKnltlon to such certificates from an
! 1 Paso summer normal, whioh is to
t o the forerunner of a stato normal
It is the first plan of Miss Winkler
to establish the summer normal at El
Absolutely Pure'
Wade from Cream of Tartar
NO ALUM-NO PHOSPHATE
Saturday Meat
Nations'
220 MESA AVE.
POWSEfi
fcSHlKXBflzKKXHHKnKflHEi
Corn Ft'l Beef, Pork and Lamb, ?(n
Print; Rib Roat, lb JL,
t. ...,17'2AND 20c
Fancy German Oren Roat, ' " C
Fancy Boiling Beef, Veal and Lamb Stew, . "1 O Jfp
Pork Loin or Freb Pork Hams, Vi or Wbole, 1 7Jhr
Pork Sboulderx or Freth Sidei Pork, , 1 -
lb IOC
Fancy Spring Lamb Legi or Cbop, O C
Fancy Leg Mutton, O f -
Fancy Home Dressed Roasting Chickens, Orf"
Broilers, Turkeys, Ducks Fish & Oysters
10 Lbs. Pure Leaf Lard $1.40
Lakeview Batter, lb 33c
Boll Durham Toharcn 7 for 25e
dhu uurnam lODacco, i ror oc
Fucar (del d ullli other mod.) It lb. $100
Potatoes. JO lb .. JJc
niikiriitaii c ih .in . . . iv,
Salmon 1 lb can . 8c
T.enox Soap. S bam .. z3c
Don't Forcet Our rtr Location. Tie Us
FRESH
BREAD
3 CENTS
IflSSNA'S f ASH p ROCERyl wrapped
IVot the Larceat. Bn "Watch V Crow."
JP 7n"?!ia aS Movet I
. b-UZOjf Q 610 Mills Bldg. j
LEVY GROCERY COMPANY
EXTRA SPECIALS
8 Bars Lennox Soap
for .,.. .....
14 lbs. Yellow Yam Sweet
Spuds for
25c
25c
2 Cans Extra Quality Shrimp or
for .. .. OC
Phones 505 and 506
Mail Orders Prompt Attention
Paso, then to attempt to hae the.
state locate an all year normal In the
county The summer normal will
probably materialize for the present i
year as the state superintendent w ill I
Immediately take up the matter with,
the superintendents of Arizona and
New Mexico anu .vuss wiuitier win u
-i- .,i, fnr thn whnnl as uoon ax she
r... i A
r.lurnq hnmfi.
The faculty of the normal will he
composed of the best teachers to be
found in west Texas. New Mexico and
Arizona, and the course will be on
such a high plan that It is regarded as
a foregone fact that the states of New
Mexico and Arizona will give recogni
tion to the certificates of the school.
Miss Winkler has been invited to
take the chair of history In the Alpln
summer normal at Alpine, Texas, but
she will decline this if she can get the
Kl Paso summer normal into operation
this ear
'El Paso is the largest cit in western
Texas, Arizona or New Mexico," eald
Miss Winkler todnj. 'and a normal
for El Paso county would attract many
students who would prefer the sur
roundings of a city to those of the
smaller towns It would be easy to
collect a faculty of the best in the
oountry for such a school, as we could
draw from the best In west Texas, New
Mexico and Arizona. If the superin
tendents of public instruction Jn these
two states agree to give recoisniiiuu iu
our certificates, we would undoubtedly (
draw a large number of students from ,
the two sister states, umt we eui i
the summer normal establlsnea, I am
positive that a state normal would fol
low In a short time"
It Is understood that It Is proposed
to locate the normal at first In the new
county school building at Tsleta.
Notice To BiorikAoldcrs.
The annual stockholders' meeting of
the Southwestern Portland Cement
Company will be held at S 00 p m
Monday, February 14, 1916. at the prin
cipal office of the Company, at G02
Two Republics Life Building. El Paso.
Texas.
O. J. Blnford, Secretary.
Advertisement
Pound Paper SSe, Genuine "English
Lawn" for sale only by El Paso Book
Co. Mills Bide. "It's Handy." Phone
663 Adv.
The most economical way to buy nam
or Bacon is by
sure it's Sulzbi
con is by the wnoio piece, aa
sure Its SulzDergers Majestic ue
llciously Different" Adv.
A dollar saved oy buving goods pro
duced elsewhere Is a dollar thrown at
vour neighbor's birds" i
Dept. Specials
Market
PHONE 2576
Fresh Ranch Eggi, doz 37c
Green Olivet ouart 20c
urcen uiivcs, quart uc
Oransis dor .... 35c ,
Applet extra Uncy eailne tloz I o I
Umon rbr tn cinzem riz lie
Macaroni and Spaghetti ! packaics. ... 130 '
Fancy Peaberry Coffee lb . 23c
Hirer What lou Want When Ion Want It.
U!tDKILSiLt,
ALL OTHER!
2 Cans Asparagus Tips
for
5 Cans Baked Leans
for
8 Cans Sauerkraut
for .
,.25c
25c
25c
204 and 206 E. Overland St.
GO LEAOEO
IELD Ail TIF
Mariano .Arrieta is Deposed
As Governor 'and Lawyer
is Placed in Office.
Torrcon, Jlex , rob 11 Mai iano Ar
rieta, who was appointed by the Car
ranza government governor of Durango
lins been placed under arrest bj Gen
Murguia ana convicieu or me men
of troop funds. His brother, Domingo
Arrieta, consented In the arrest. Gen.
Murguia has appointed Fernando Cas
tanos, an attorney, governor of the
state.
Other advices from Durango city
state German consul Shominer has
' been ordered to leave the state be
causo nf nlleefMl excessive
prices
which he charced for merchandise.
Train service between here and
Durango city has been suspended. The
railroad, however, is well guarded.
Passenger service between here and
Chihuahua citv Is also suspended,
pending repairs.
Gen Murguia with 3000 troops Is In
Durango state and operating repair
trains to Santiago Papasqularo
I Information from Durango city In
dicates that Gen. ArgUmedo recently
captured by Gen Murguia Is wounded
and that his subordinate generals, Mar
roquln and Manohachs, are In the hos
pital there with htm. It is said leniency
will be shown them in order to facili
tate amnesty negotiations In progress
with Gens Contreras, Canuto Itejes,
Ceniceros and others associated with
the opposition to the de facto govern
ment Argiimrilo Taken to Queretoro.
It was reported here that Argumedo
passed through Gomez Pilaclo, a su-
uro, tnree miles from here. Thursday
under strong guard It was said he
was being taken to Queretaro
DIT CAUGHT
Brownsville. Tex., Feb 11, Anlceto
Plzana, alleged leader of the Texas
revolution, held responsible for border
troubles and general unrest last sum
mer and fall, was captured Thursday
and brought to Matamoros, Max., op
posite here according to an official re
port to CoL A. P Blocksom, command
ing tho United States border patrol,
today
With Plzana were captured four
other alleged Mexican bandits. All are
being held Incorannlcado In the
Matamoros Jail
The request for the arrest of Plzana
and his alleged partner, Luis de la
Rosa, were sent some weeks ago by
governor James K. Ferguson, of Texas,
to governor Luis Caballoro of the state
of Tamaullpas, Mexico A reward of
S1000 had been offered by the state of
Texas for the capture of either of the
alleged leaders, dead or alive
COPPER MATTE AND LEAD
RESTORED TO EL PASOAN
(Continued From Tajte One.)
tld Thursday by agreement of the liti
gants when possession of $40,000 worth
of copper matte and lead bullion, held
up here last October on complaint of
the Compania Explotadora de la Mlna
Nalca of Chihuahua, Mexico, was re
stored to the defendant, L. C Barlow,
of El Paso, Texas
The plaintiff asserted that the metal
was Illegally confiscated by Gen Fran
cisco Villa, but one of Villa's agents
testified that the confiscation was
made according to Mexican law as ad
ministered by Villa. John T Perry,
manager of the Compania Minera de La
Vaira a different company, testified
th-u the 01 e came from his mines and
n"t those of the plaintiff
P! untlff then showed that the Perry
mine had been bought by the plaintiff,
but it developed that the transfer took
place after the confiscation. The case
was in this condition, when the Judge
made his appeal to the litigants, and
ihu agreement was reached.
GOV. CALLES RESIGNS BUT
IS INDUCED TO REMAIN
Douglas, Ariz Feb. 11 Gen P llllas
Callcs, governor of Sonora, has ten
dered his resignation to Gen Carranza,
but was induced to remain In office
until constitutional elections can be
held, accordlns to Roberto Pasqulera, a
representative of Gen. Carranza
Gen Calles tendered his resignation
because of a decree which subordinat
ed the silver pesos as a monetary me
dium In Sonora to the currency of the
de facto government
MEXICAN CUSTOMS GUARD
SOUGHT ON MURDER CHARGE
Douglas, Ariz, Teb 11 Crescendo
Lares, n Naco, Son , customs guard. Is
wanted to answer a charge of having
shot and killed Juan Ruelas, also a
Mexican customs guard
At the time of the shooting Lares
was mounted with food and blankets
behind his saddle, and he escaped a
!Ma!l of Carranza cavalry (by hard rid
ing and by doubling Into Arizona. He
Is now being sought on this side of the
line by peace officers.
BELIEVE LONE BANDIT
ESCAPED ON TRAIN
Rock Springs. Wyo. Feb 11 Belief
that the lone bandit who robbed sev
eral passengers on a Union Pacific
limited train Wednesday night may
have boarded a train here within an
hour was expressed hero today by some
persons engaged In the search
had been found early todav, although
two Psaes were participating In the
Bearcn sherlft Matt McCourt of Green
nh ie1 one party and the olner wa,
-nmnn,Bri nf l'ninn T'arlflt- iirntn
composed or union i acme agents
BROOKS SAYS HE WAS DRUNK
WHEN HE CASHED CHECKS
Gerald Brooks, of Fort Stanton, N.
Jt, confined In the county Jail on a
charge of swindling over $50, Is al
leged to have written a statement
Thursday admitting his guilt of the
charges made against him, and giv
ing as an excuse that he was drunk.
Tho statement was witnessed by J. u
Balrd, under sheriff of Lincoln county,
N M. and J. D. Newton, of the local
sheriff's office
In his statement Brooks declares
that lie returned all but $1 60 of a $So
check cashed by Kelly & Pollard.
Brooks Is charged, In the county court,
with swindling in connection with that
transaction and In Justice J. Jl Denv
er s court a, swindling charge Involv
ing the giving of a S5:3 check. In favor
of G V Cavln, In payment for a Saxon
automobile. Is on file.
Both checks were returned from the
Exchange bank of CarrUozo. N m
with the notation that the signature
did not agree with the files. "nature
Potior.
People tesldlng In Orchard Park and
adjoining additions Including Val Verde
are cordially Invited to attend the get
together meeting of the Orchard Park
Improvement League Speolal program
has been arranged Good speakers and
musical progrim promised Trldav
evening, Tcbruarv 11 at s oclock
sharp at tho Orchard Park M r church
C H rij nn p(v Aih'
DURAN
1EU 0
BAITS SEI7E
20 II III
Hang German Doctor Until
Nearly Dead; Terrorize
Whole Communities.
Reports of bandit outrages brought to
the border Thursday tell of the mean-
derlngs of a Vlllista, band of 300 men
down through the country below Parral
an(j jt0 tne northern edge of Durango
state, with entire communities fleeing
into the hills and scattering by family
unite hiding In the protected stretches
and down mine shafts from the
brigands.
An onslaught of mounted outlaws Into
the Balloza section, west of Parral In
lower Chihuahua state, ended by the
abduction of 20 oung women and girls,
all Mexicans, and the sackine of the
Place. Later with the drive of the
larger band of 300 into the Magistral
district of upper Durango, entire family,
communities fled Into the hills on all
sides to escape the outrages of the
bandits. 'Women and girls, from 10
year old children up, are reported at
tacked by the bandits
Hnnir German Doctor.
In Puebla do la Cruz, an old man, a
German named Adam Maurer, a doctor
by profession, was hung, and dropped
to the ground In much the same fashion
as practiced with such success with
Luis Terrazas II In the Chihuahua city
jail, to extort money from him. The
old man was beaten and tortured, until
it was evident that he had no monev-.
Then he was flung on the hard ground.
and left destitute, after the bandits had
sacked his place and destroyed his liv
ing quarters
Attacks on children and young wom
en is being reported from outlying sec
tions of upper Dnrango and lower Chi
huahua almost dally, according to an
arrival from that section In El Paso
At orrt has come again and again from
Magistral. El Oro, Villa Campo, San
Juan de Frertla and Indo of assaults ex
pected, and families prepare frequently
to flee with their children to shelter in
the autlylng mining and timber points
Four or five nights sleeping out In
the open, with entire villages deserted
In f-ice of threatened attack by bandits.
Is no uncommon thing. It was declared.
Hcrimnilri Driven Off Ilunillt.
Near Magistral. Gen Jacinto Hernan
dez w ith no more than 10 Carranclsta.
soldiers offered resistance to the out
laws, drove them off, killed a half dozen
and captured two One of these con
fessed that he was of the roving band
of 100 which was Infesting the district
and which had a hand In the Santft
Tsabel massacre a month ago. The two
were lator executed
At San Juan do El Eredia all the men
in the place were caught and locked In
one big room Then all the girls and
women were locked in another, and out
raged bv the brigands, who rode away
In the direction of Ramos
The Mexican ranch people through
the whole big strip of territory infested
by the brigands, have asked for arms
and ammunition that they ma protect
themselves All the ranch people have
declared themselves ready to band to
gether, and steps are already on foot
for the joining of all Into a. big pro
tective organization for self-garrlson-tng
their properties centering about El
Oro Magistral and San Juan de El
Eredia.
ftnppllrs Arms to Town.
Gen Lozano, at Parral, formerly al
lied with Gen. Rosalio Hernandez, who
broke away from the Carranza forces,
as commander of the Constitutionalist
troops at the mining center, has sup
Blled soldiers and arms and ammuni
tion for the community at Balleza. He
was asked for munitions for the ranch
and village people of 'Magistral, and
other Durango border points, but his
jurisdiction stopped at the Chihuahua
southern boundary line, and he could
officially only agree to communicate
with Gen. Trevlno's headquarters at
Torreon. to have guns and ammunition
meted out to the Mexican people near
the northern Durango state line
All trains over all railroad lines In
that part of the countrv carrv a mili
tary guard of 60 troops, with train
service cut down to little more than
meets the barest military requirements
ALBERTO GARCIA, SONORA
RAIDER, HELD AT DOUGLAS
Douglas, Ariz., Feb. 11 Alberto
Garcia, alleged bandit, who It is
charged has been pillaging eastern
Sonora since Villa's Invasion, was
arrested here this morning b Immigra
nop omcers, in a looai noiei tie e&iu i
he was colonel in Villa's army, but that I
tion officers, in a looal hotel He eald
his band bad
the boundary
four days ago
disperse He crossed
at Culbertson's ranch.
Garcia was supposed to havo sur
rendered somo time ago to Carrancistns
with 200 men in the Sahuaripa district,
but when the surrender was made it
was found that Garcia and three
others had slipped away
CHIEF OF CARRANZA SECRET
SERVICE IS PUT IN PRISON
Chief Piyan, of the Carranza secret
service In Juarez, has been Impris
oned on a charge of extorting moniVj
from soldiers He was arrested Fil
dar It Is also charged that Pajan wa
promising prisoners In the Juarez Jail
to 1st them escape for certain sums of
money. Alva.ro Alanlz, an alleged ac
complice, escaped across tho rlvec
VILA MOVES TO WEST;
IS LOCATED ON RANCH
Accordlhg to a report received In
Juarez by Gen. Gavlra Villa with about
100 men, has moved west from the
bantd Clara ranch The report said
Villa is now on a large ranch which ex
tends from Las Cruces to amiquipa,
many miles from the Santa Clara ranch,
where he was supposed to be
TWO SLATED F"0REXECUTI0N
IN JUAREZ FOR THEFTS
Two executions are scheduled to take
Plaoe In Juarez within the next six
hours. One of the men is Gen. Ga Ira's
chief bugler, named Itojas, and the
other is a civilian, and both are
charged with steallnar ammunition from
the garrison and .selling It-
niMj of iqui itunnits
IS CAUGHT BV THOOPS
Douglas, Ariz, Feb. 11. Advices re
ceived by consul Ives G Lelevler state
a Dana or several nunareu xtmui i. ti
ers was dispersed and many captured at
Sierra tie la Palma by troops command
ed by Col. Jesus Agulrre. A large
amou t of loot was recaptured. Indians
who escaped fled toward tho Arizona
border. '
IVVLTEIl DOUGLAS GOKS TO
Il.UVSO. TO INSPECT JII.NKS
Walter Douglas, vice president of the
El Paso and Southwestern railroad and
general manager of the Phelps-Dodge
mining corporation, accompanied by
Mrs Douglas, left Thursday night for
Dawson, N St., after spending three
weeks In El Paso
Fniinuinc n hrlef inspection trip of
mining Interests at Dawson. Mr. and
Mrs Douglas will return to Iew lork
city
talked ritoM sew Tonic to ul
PASO.
P E Richards arrived In El Paso
Thursday claiming to h,ive walked the
entire diitance from New lork to LI
Paso on i wager He sayj he left New
ork on April 10, 1315 and covered the
distin.r ii. tween the two metropolis.
1 e-i tlP5
U. S. Inspected
Meats In All
Our Markets
Every Sale
Deming Brand Solid Packed To
matoes, per can
9c
Valley Brand Sweet Corn, 3 cans
for 25c
15c Cans Country Gentleman
Corn for 10c
15c Cans Van Camps Pea for... 10c
15o Can Hominy for 10c
15c Can String Beans 'for 10c
3 1-2 lbs. Fancy Calif- Pink Beans
for 25c
3 lbs. Fancy Dry Lima Beans for.20c
3 lbs. Fancy Black Eyed Peas i'or.25c
2 lb". Yellow Split Peas for.... 25c
4 lbs. Fancy Head Bice for 25c
24 lb. Sack Gold Coin or Moses
Best Flour for 95c
48 lb. Sack for S1-85
3 Packages Aunt Jemima Fan
cako Flour for.... 25c
Dunbar's 25c Can Pure Home Made
Syrup or Sorghum for 20c
Regular 45c Can for 40c
Log Cabin Honey and Cane Syrui
45c Cans for 40c
86c Cans for .. 75c'
$1.00 Cans Regal for 70c
i
GALLON FRUITS
Tacked especially for Preserve and
Jtiru making; is economical and makes
up more deliciously than tlio fresh.
Gallon Cans Peeled Peaches, only. 30c
Gallon Cans Apricots, onlj... . 30c
Gallon Cans Plums, only 30c
Gallon Cans Blackberries, only ..40c
CYCLE THIEVES
Are Taken From Business
District; Sunshine Nur
sery Bobbed of Watch.
llicvelc thieves stole two wheels in
the business district Thursday night
... , ... , , . ,i, . K.
within halt an hour of each other. The
first theft reported was by George C I
Halley, who stated that lie had left his
bicycle standing on San Antoslo street
and when he returned It was cone The
second wheel taken belonged to Daniel
Castro and was stolen while standing
os South El raso street
A brown horse was taken from the
I back yard of the residence of Sam
I Brown, at 3S10 East San Antonio street
i nc animal v. as tatten uui 01 tne yaro.
fhfter entra"cl! Uad been Iorced """"Eh
linrclars entered the apartment of
Maml King, at 215 1-1 Broadway.
i -.d, night, and stole J25 is cash t
Entrance was made through a ba-k
. iow. , 3
A valuable gold watch was taken
from the room of mIsb A. Wright, in
Ihe Sunshine nursery, sometime Thurs
day afternoon The watch vva8 left on
the table by Miss Wright, and when
she returned It was gone.
ORCHARD PARK CLUB
TO KEEP OPEN HOUSE
i The Orchard Park Improvement so
ciety will have Its open meeting in the
Orchard Park Methodist church this
evening at which all of the property
owners In the suburban addition will
attend and also a number of residents
of the downton n and East El Paso sec
tion The program which has been prepared
for the meeting Is as follows.
Opening? Hrron "America"
Entire Audience -
Adores 'The Purpoee of the Club"
John W Harm
Address "Civic League and the Church"
Itev C K Taylor of Orchard Park
Methodist Chureli
Vocal Solo . I' Slewed Redeemer"
Sire. C B. Taylor
V ocal Solo, "Silver Thread Among the Oold '
Frank Italia
Boys chorus .... . ... Selected
Recitation . Lydla Carson
Address i 'CJvto Leaeue Work '
H. II Frls
Violin Solo,. Renbenstrln's Melody In F"
Olive Walker
Trio .. t . . "G-O-O-D, Good"
Helen Fljrnn. Thcpoela Ardotn. Martha
MiCay
Vocal Solo "Holy City"
Mrs. C N. Heist
Vocal Solo .-The Call of the .Golden West"
Katherlne Harm
Piano Solo "Pure Snow"
Mrs A C Zieratll
Solo ."Asthole"
Mrs. Harry Day
Itecltatlon . "L&sca"
Miss bmmi Jones
Address "The community and the Church"
Itev c L. Ovarstreet at the. First Pree-
lotertan Church
"5c Pound r-xinpr. Garnilne original
"EngllMi lawn for sale only by the
Kl Pano Book Co- Mills Bldg. It's
Handy Ady
For dinner there is nothing better
thjn a whole him baked after jour
fivorlte recipe Get Sulzberger's Ma
jestic 'Deliciously Different." Vtlv
Cold rvrulnux. ma.ua nlenaant when
you use our coal R r Semple, succes
sor to Southwestern Tuel Co. Phone
1 JlV
The Chain of Quality Cash Stores
The Home of Hood IVJeats
ET1IIEEL5,
7 i
Are da;Jy demonstrating the sound logic in the Quality Cash Plan. Stocked
as they are with nothing but first value merchandise that is fresh and whole
some, with prices that are away under credit store prices, five aggressive
interested store managers alive to the needs and interests of their patrons, and
a purchasing department with a thorough knowledge of quality and value,
gives them the advantage over all competition.
Deliveries to all parts of the city daily on orders'of
TWO DOLLARS OR OVER
a Cash Sale and Every Day a
S
Special
Maricopa Pure
Creamery Butter,
per pound, 34c
Our Maricopa Butter is received
daily by express and is the Fresh
est, Sweetest and Best Butter for
sale in IJ1 Paso. If you have never
tried it before be sure and get a
pound tomorrow.
Saturday Extra
Special
Chase and Sanborn's Famous
"Golden Glow Coffee." Regular
price 40c; on sale, per lb..... ,34c
Limit 3 pounds to ono person.
Store No. 5
2907 Alameda Ave. Phone 1863.
Delivers orders south of Wyoming
St. and east of the 2000 block.
PIE CHERRIES
One pound package Farmhouse
Pitted Cherries for 30c
"Makes Delicious Pies."
3 pkgs. Jello for 25e
OPENING
The New B. & H. Cafeteria
In ihe basement of ihe new Commercial National
Ban Bldg., will open for business.
SATURDAY NOON,
FEB. 12th
The most modern, sanitary and convenient place in ihe
city lo dine. Large, airy and Well lighted. Every
thing moderately priced, fresh and excellently cooked.
Look fr sign. Entrance on Mesa Ave.
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THE COURTS
4IST DISTItlCT COURT.
P. II. Price, Presiding.
Lillian Carnal vs. Scott Carnal, suit
for divorce, filed.
Maude .Packard, et al. vs Galveston,
Harrisburg A San Antonio, suit for
$35,000 damages for personal injuries,
on trial.
3tTH DISTIUCT COCHT.
V . I). IlKwc. Prcaldlagr.
E II Iteisor vs. Lillian Rolsor, suit
for divorce, filed.
F B. Moore vsv. Capt Cabrera, se
questration, writ Issued ana executed
State of Texas vs. V. L. Snyder, em
benlement, on trlaL
03TII DISTRICT COURT,
llnllnrd Coldnell. Presldlne. ,
J G Jones vs. Dora Jones, suit for
divorce, tiled.
Domingo Rascon vs. Jose'D. Gon
zales, et al , suit for J10.00 damages
for personul injuries; on trial.
coivrv court.
All flu n ljanl !. 1.1 !.
State of Txas vs. E. Dell Ara, sell
ing vinous liquors without a. license;
not guilt j.
JUSTICE COURTS.
J. J. Murphy, Presiding.
State of Texas vs. Frank McQuarters,
J J"8-attendant pleaded guilty and
Vt.?ned. $S and costs
. , e r Te vs. Henry Adams,
speeding defendant pleaded guilty and
was f.ned $5 and costs.
btate of Texas vs. L. J, Gilchrist,
. Mi d.e.fe"dant pleaded guilty and
was rined $ , and costs.
V. L. SM.ln-11 ON TRIAL
0 LlIUi:.LMlUM' CHARGE
wiTh.K8. 5,r u Snyder, charged
34th ,iUfrtI.Ilementews ealiid In the
The ST' rU,ay morning.
DiJk t7lp "l"1?" wi,ness, James ,.
contract w.Vh' lUR hc 1,aa entered Into
bv snri.r h, nwler for he purchase
h2 teatlfi; ?, ','' Purpose. Snider.
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tereci into In the sunn ier of 1914 and
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Special Day
Saturday Meat
spec.
Home Dressed Blue Ribbon Henst
per,lb 19c
Home Dressed Blue Ribbon Young
Springs per lb'. , 221-2c
Fancy Young Pork Shoulder,
per lb 15c
Fancy Prime Rib Roast, Stand
ing, per lb 17c
Rolled Rib Roast, per lb 20c
Select Beef Shoulder, per lb..121-2c
Select Rump Roast, per lb 16c
SeWt Round Steak, per lb 18c
Select Sirloin Steak, per lb ..221-2c
Select Shoulder Steak, per lb..121-2c
Select Pork Chops, per lb ...171-2c
Select Pork Steaks, per lb 20c
Select Lejp of Lamb, per lb 221-2c
Select Lamb Chops, per lb .. 25c
Fancy Beef Liver, 2 lbs. for 25c
Coffee
CHASE AND SANBORN'S
THE WORLD'S' BEST
Diamond Blend, per lb 25c
Amber Blend, per lb 30c
Crusade Blend, per lb 35c
Crusade, 3 lbs. for $100
Uxtra Fancy Peaberry, per lb 35c
George Washington Coffee, a cup for
the social gathering in a jiffy, costs
jou only lc per cup and makes a
uiot delicious cup jf coffee; 20
cup can, only 29e
100-cup can, only 86c
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Neuralgia Pain is moil agoni-
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by applying Sloan s Liniment.
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'Keep a bottle in your home.'
Pnco 15c 50c tlM
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'ELL-AMS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists
pREQUENTconsulta-
tion o sales announce
ments in The Herald will
give your dollars an un
usual buying power.
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