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FRANGHISE MEET
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Good Progress is Reported
in Preparing For "Save
the Babies" Week.
The. El Paso Equal F'anchse league
met Thursday afternoon In the cham
ber of commerce. Charles A Brann
eaie an interesting talk on equal suf
fraee Mr. Brann took the etand that
jf women wanted equal HUffrnKe It
should be given to them, and apoke or
the Important work done by women In
tb world
Mlse Buth M. Augur, the second vice
Drenldent, presided at the brief business
meeting Mrs. Alma J. Cox gave the
secretary's report. Mrs. Horace A. Ly
reported as the treasurer. Mrs. B. F.
Jenkins, chairman of the "Save the Ba
Mes" week, reported the progress of the
work in preparation for the "Save the.
Babies' week. She announced that at
ihe schools of the city next Friday,
eprlal talks would be Riven in thTj
schools by prominent physicians and
nurses of the city on home hygiene,
glene.
Projrrnms Arc AMlsmed.
The programs In a number of the
schools hape been assigned to chair
men and others will be assigned later.
Mrs. George Brunner will be In charge
of the proTEram at the Sunset school:
Mrs. C F Elliott at tha Lamar school;
Mrs. Louis L. Robinson at the Alto.
Vista school; Mr. F. D. Garrett at the
San Jaointo school and Miss Louise
Dietrich at the Bailey school. Mrs.
Jenkns spoke of the progress of the
rook books, in which recipes of vari
ous nationalities will be grouped to
gether. These will be sold for the
fund to help the Baby sanatorium in
Cloudcroft.
Woodmen Circle to Help.
Mrs. S. J. Fennell reported that the
members of Willow Grove, Woodmen
circle, will give an entertainment on
February 24 in the Knights of Pythias
hall, and contribute the proceeds to the
Cloudcroft sanatorium fund. Mrs. O. A.
Crltrhctt. chairman of the committee
in the First Presbyterian church for
"Save the BnWes" week, reported that
she was receiving very enouraglng co
operation Mrs J T. Hamel reported
for the committee who visited the drug
stores and dairies that these business
places would cooperate in the distri
bution of the ''Sse the Babies" litera
ture, patterned after the forms which
were sent by the University of Texas.
Following the reports and business
meeting, Mrs. S J Fennell conducted
the study of parliamentary law and
presided at the parliamentary drill,
which concluded the meeting
NTED POLICE
Officer Sid Benson Has His
Badge Taken Up After
Striking H. D. Camp.
Mounted patrolman Sid Benson has
been removed from the police force
following a mlxup Thursday afternoon
at 6:16. in front of the Fritz beer
garden, at San Antonio and Santa Fe
streets.' A call was sent in to the
police station from the beer garden
reporting that two soldiers were fight
ing. Mounted officer Benson rode to
the place but the soldiers had dis
appeared. Witnesses pointed out va man as one
of the men Implicated in the trouble.
He gave the name of Carl Hooker, of
company F, 16th infantry, but was
wearing civilian clothes. Hooker told
the officer that he was not .the man
Benson told him he was under arrest
on a charge of fighting. After Hooker
had been placed in the patrol wagon,
R. E. Shaw, a. driver fey the JItne com
pany, told Benson that he had the
wreng man. Benson Is said to have or
dered ShaW to stand aside. Benson
stated af forwards that Shaw became
abusive and he was forced to place
Shaw In the patrol wagon with Hooker.
Camp Is Struck.
H. D. Camp, president of the Jitne
company, came to the scene of the
affair and asked Benson why he
arrested Shaw, according to Camp's
own statement. Camp stated later that
Benson was Insulting to him. Benson
Is then said to have taken Shaw by
the collar tfnd placed him in the patrol
wagon.
Camp then went to tho police station
in an automobile. At the door of tha
station he met Judge Taul Thomas, of
tho corporation court. He asked Judge
Thomas to accompany him to the
Jailor's office to arrange for Shaw's
release. Benson was searching Hooker
at the time Thomas and Camp entered.
Camp is then said to have asked Ben
son why he arrested Shaw According
to Camp, Benson then struck him In
the face, cutting a deep gash. Benson
then drew his pistol, according to
Camp. The pistol was knocked up
ward by Judge Thomas, who said:
"Let's have no gun play here."
Told Mayor Of Trouble.
Shaw was released on his personal
recognizance to appear in police court
this afternoon. Camp then went to the
city hall and told mayor Lea of the
trouble. Chief Don Johnson later re-
NEWS BREVITIES
LOCAL AND
GENERAL
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Train Dullciln. t ,
! Southwestern train No. 4 from the
west, due at 1:40 p. m., will arrive at
4 30 p.' m. G H. & S. A. train No. 2,
from the west, due at 4:30 p. m.. will
arrive at 6:20 p. m. All other after
noon and night trains are reported on
time.
"A little better printing than seems
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Franklin Ptg. Co, 623 E. San Antonio.
Dr. Carl Smith, 327 1st Nat. Bk. Bldg.
El Paso Distilled Water Co, Ph. 489. .
i You s'e the cooking, you get the
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OH Town Burned Oat.
I Tulsa, Okla., Feb. 18. Ollton's brief
existence as a boom town came to a
temporary end Thursday nlghu when
the bulltllngs saved from the fire two
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conflagration which practically wiped
out the little metropolis of the Cush
ing oil field. The fire started In a
motion picture theater and spread rap
Idly through hastily constructed busi
ness buildings until .every business
Slace on the south aide of Main street
etween B and C streets, except the
First State bank, had been(burncd.
Eat at Pickwlcfc'Cafe, 405 N. Oregon.
White Cafe, 106 B San Antonio St
Dr. Anna Beam, Buckler Bld.over Elite
Dr. Ebert, dentist 216-218 Mills Bids.
Woodmen Circle.
Willow Grove So. 84 will meet Sat
urday night. Feb. 19, in the new K. of
P. hall, in the Lanier Bldg.
M. E. Scotten, Guardian.
Lulu Mattlce, Clerk.
rushed to the scene of the reported
noiaups. '
Stephenson's studio New location
609 San Antonio St Elegant quarters.
Dr. Baachcrt, Dentist Stills BldC Ph. 4857.
Accused of HaTlnjc Dream Stuff.
Antonio Barron and Felix Vasquez
were arrested Thursday night at Sev
enth and El Paso streets by officers f
Veater and Castlebury on charges of
having marihuana in their possession.
Dr. A. T. SUU Osteopathic Inflrmar.
Dr. Ira W. Collins, nhvslclan in chief: ,
I Dr. M. Alkire. lady specialist: Dr. Carl
cured others. They can cure you.
GET IT AT HcMICKLE'S.
FOR LESS MONEY
We handle the best quality of groceries and the very
best Kansas Oity meats. Visit our store if you want
that good roast or steak in pork, beef, veal and mut
ton, also our grocery dept. is complete in every re
spect. Be sure and visit our fruit and vegetable de
partment; it is the largest and most complete display
in the city.
RJlcRSICKLE MAKES THE PRICE
THE ORIGINATOR OF 3c BREAD IX EL TASO.
Rye, Graham. French and llo-made
SATURDAY MEAT SPECIALS
Home Dressed Hens, nice and fat. average 2 to 6 lbs. ea.. lb. $Vv
Home Dressed Springs, best quality, ave. U to 2 lbsfea., lb...2o
Trout, nice fresh stock, while they last, lb nn-
Oysters, nice medium size ones, only, pint "V
AH Meats Under Glass; Not Handled by the l'nl.lle.
gnnltnry In Kwrf llepect.
Shoulder Roast, lb 10c
Hamburger Steak, lb 10c
Ho-made Snufcnge, lb ..JOc
Shonlner Stenk. 11 1V4
Loin Steak, lb ."c
Ronnd Steak, lb 1.C
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BACON AND HAMS, Special for Saturday, lb 19?
Mutton Chops and Leg, rb....l7e
Pork Chops, lb 20c
Veal Chop and Loin, lb 25c
Rolled Ham, lb Sic
Link Snnsage, lb 20c
nollrd Roaat, 11 l"V4c
Veal Shoulder, lb.., 17e
Edward C. Wade, Jrs. formerly Asst
O. & Atry for New Mexico, now has
law offices Sixth floor 1st Nat BanK
Bldg. Special attention New Mexico
practice.
See Onr Window. Success Cafe.
Dr. Jamleaoa, diseases of kidney, blad
der, skin and rectum. 618 Mills Bldg.
Not how cheap but how good,
at Savoy Cafe, 110 S. Stanton.
Eat
Automobile nPrtlrs Held Up.
Los Angeles, Calif. Feb. IS. Reports
that four men armed with rifles had
held up four automobile parties and
an Interurban icar along Washington
boulevard, between this city and Venice,
a nearby beach resort were received at
local police headquarters shortly before
midnight Several automobiles loaded
with detectives and policemen were
Rokahr Shoe repair factory, 319 Tex.
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Monition. Notice Is hereby given that
there have been seized In this collec
tion district for violation of the U S.
Custom laws seven horses and seven-
teen mules which will be sold at Pub
lic Auction, at the Court House Wagon ;
Yard, Corner Campbell and Overland
Sts., El Paso, Texas, at 10.00 A. M.,
Saturday, Feb. 26, 1916 Anyone claim- i
Ing the property lsrequlred to appear
within the time prescribed by law. 1
Zach Lamar Cobb, Collector of Customs.
White Star Lunch. No waiting. No
Tipping. 213 So. El Paso St
Jnva Cafe ."He profits most who
serves beet" Dairy Farm Products.
B. II. Wiley Held for Officers.
Baker H. Wiley was arrested by city
detectives Thursday night on advices
from J. A. Walton, sheriff of Alpine,
Tex.
Fresh Garden Vegetables, Success Cafe.
Charged With Taking Earth.
Leon Camacho was arrested Friday
morning, on Texas street by mounted
officers, charged wltn taking dirt from
private properly ana joaaing it iniu a
small wagon. '
Dr. Appmnn, chiropodist Coles Bldg.
McKensle I.ooinln, lawyers: gen
eral practice. Suite 406, Caples Bldg.
LoBgwclI Be carerul of your baggage
checks. Leave at Longwell's. Tel. L
Dr. AJ n. Rrown. dentist 4"th floor
Mills Bldg. .
Held On Chicken Stealing Charge.
Manuel Estrada was bound over to
the grand Jury by Justice J. It Deaver i
Friday morning. He was alleged to i
have taken 'tome chickens from the i
home of C. C. Ktefer on Upson avenue.
celved orders to take up Benson's badge
and dismiss him from the force.
Mayor Tom Lea, when asked for a
statement about ,the affair said, Friday
morning: "Benson has been fired.
That Is all there. Is to it"
Chief of police Johnson said: "I waa
acting on the orders of the mayor In
taking up Benson's badge. I knew
nothing of the oa.se." .
Benson made the following statement
Friday Vnornlng. "Camp came In the
Jailor's office while I was searching
Hooker afld started to abuse me. Camp
struck at me first and I hit back. I
arrested Shaw for butting in where he
had no business."
To Cure n Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money If It
falls to cure. -E. W. GROVE'S signa
ture Is on each box. 26c
Like the sun we are dispensers of
warmth and good cheer. R. C Semple,
successor to Southwestern Fuel Co.
Phone 631. Adv.
It time to add to your library latest
copyrighted novels, only 60c. See our
window. El Paso Book Co, Mills Bldg.
"It's Handy." Adv.
frEDEAL COURT WITNESSES
TO PAY OWN WAY TO TRIALS
Santa Fe., N. M., Feb. 18. Voluntary
witnesses In federal court cases, who
come from outside the district are en
titled only to fees for 100 miles of
travel.
This Is the decision of federal Judge
Trippet Just handed down and of much
interest In New Mexico.
It Is a question that has been buf
feted about In federal courts since 1862,
when Judge Sawyer decided as Judge
Trippet has Just affirmed. The matter
has never been before the United States
supreme court
CORONA, N. M., MAN HELD
ON BOND IN LOS ANGELES
Corona, N. M., Feb. 18. Charles W.
Morrison, or Corona. Lincoln county, a
well driller, who a few weeks ago was
married at El Paso to a Roswell girl,
was held In S5000 bond at Los Angeles
on the charge of having cashed checks
to buy a diamond ring and other pres
ents for his fiancee.
The check was for $250 and the Los
Angeles Jeweler gavo S125 in change.
It is charged that he had no funds In
tha bank.
THE RIVALRYOF BATHERS
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SATURDAY GROCERY SPECIALS x
ORANGES, the juicy kind. doz. 35c, 30c and 25
GRAPE FRUIT, very large and juicy ones, 3 for 25
BANANAS, very large stock; try a dozen, doz 20d
UNEEDA BISCUITS (7 pkgs. to a person). 7 for 25d
Ton Can Get What lou Want at McMlekle's and the Price la niaht
Apples. 4 lbs
Spuds, 0 lbs
Lemons, tlos. ,.
Faunt Macaroni. 3 pkgs. ..
Lenox Soap, 8 bars
Dried' Peaches, lb
prunes, large alw, 2 lbs
TTMMlnr. tan; fans. 3 for.
BULK COCOA, lb 28?
,S5c Pumpkin, 2 cans .
.23c Quart OllTB Oil
,20c Sardines, 7 Sc cans
.23c Tnll Milk, 2 enns..
.23c Sauerkraut, lb. ...
.10c Savor, 10 lbs
.ST.c Shrimp 15, 2 for. ....
.25c Ten. Colombo, lb
...25c
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SATURDAY EXTRA SPECIALS
coffee ( ,r::x ) Ev"''"'x"4 ' Lb- 3l":
EGGS, BR00KFIELD, strictly guaranteed to be fresn, doz. .31
BUTTER, l,i3AYAMPA, absolutely the best. lb 37
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YOT. CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT MeMICKLE'S.
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L. J. GILCHRIST, Asst Cashier.
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