El Paso herald., March 15, 1916, EXTRA, Page 2, Image 2

About El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931

Image provided by: University of North Texas; Denton, TX

                
iflffllllTSlTIIMWl (
TIT IIII ILL lit ST ICE1
American Soldiers Are Going Into a Desolate Country,
Where There is no Sustenance For Man or Beast; ,
American Refugees Bring Stories of Villa
Sentiment Among Carranza Troops.
Till. huiiIm .i nt'.l toJav with the
onw.liun tliai before another 24
Wir had J imJ. Hi'' Stars ami
Mr.pis would 1). i irri"(l ncros3 the
rxlcnn fionllei I' tin u.lv inc. corps
f Ih. nmi ,i.ithiic.l ' Columbus ti
i i i. I hi. li.. illi i. .....unl for his
"ip ii. 1111OII01' 'I I i' o i every
r - lips aai whit pill would t
ii .1 in Hit appm 11 I1I111; drama h
in luff. Imdlis of 1 mops under Car
rn 1. . uinianders tfhj Jn gathered
TJip tnhlet form of this 4)ld
r"lj.hle remedy makes it possi
ble for you to check any illness
i the very onset It is a safe
guard aj. amst coughs, colds and
oth"r atarrhal conditions, no
nutter what symptoms are
manifest t atarrh is an inflamma
tion of the mucous membrane that
lines the breathing apparatus and
the digestive apparatus. PERUNA
relieves catarrh. In tablet form it is
EVER-READY-TO-TAKE
Its prompt action makes it in
valuable for men and women ex
posed to sudden changes in the
weather or compelled to be out in
fclUib. and rain.
It will also bo found most satis
factory ns a tonic following an at
tack of illness.
CARRY A BOX.
wherever you fto, Travelers and othera com
pelled to take long drives in the caJ and
anrooe vhosc oceopatlen (objects faun to
the danfierof sudden cold may ue lt
preventive with the ammoee that the
tablet made are from the same formulery
as the liquid medicine with it 44 years of
euccess before the American Puuuc.
niPcreuCtapuT, Ctloatu. 01i
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25cataII druggists
"Highest Class
In the
J QtMcriONS S5r3253
TMl mSTSUHIKT Cf QUAJ.ITV .
onra
CLEAR A3
Will Play Any Disc Record Made
$35.00 to $300.00
Ttfms
Jenkins Piano Co.
"THE BIG PIANO HOUSE"
211-213 Texas St.
' "- 1 1 . - IHH
BANKING
BY MAIL
!4
A request foi our new free booklet. "Banking by ilalP carries
u ith It no oLllgation to open an account. All w6 ask I an oppor
tunity1 to explain dearly why your savings should earn 4 percent
and why yotr money will be absolutely safe if eeut by mail to
this institution. Tou may have oceaiion to thank us for thlf
suggestion.
Write to day. and ask for our New Booklet.
El Paso Bank and Trust Company
a Guaranty Fond Bank
CI Paso, Tex.
LEVY GROCERY
Hew wbkui lac imported Holland Herring, 4 for. .25c
New Whilcfub, 5 for 25c Large Scotch Herring, 5 for .. 25c
New Large Fat Mackerel, 2 for. .25c Pickled Holland Herring, 3 for... 25c
Imported Sardines, 2 for. ..... 25c
Sardines, floaters, Tuna Fish, Salmon, Shrimp, Fish of all description for
Lenton Season.
Phones 505 and 506. 204 and 206 E. Overland St.
Mail Orders Prompt Attention.
in the region through which the expe
ditionary force Is expected to make
its way.
l.ujnltj In ((ticitliin.
For tin. last few das repoi t - bavt
nci umulated of serious disaffection
iniong the Carranza soldiers in the
neighborhood of the Arlxona liordrr.
undi r command of Gen. 1 Klias Calles.
Mdn ol these reports have hem -tremely
olrnimstantial and thev cul
minated eaily toda in a stoiv from
Presidio. Texas, that the Carranza gar
rrison nt ojlnaga had revolted and
murdered its commander. Col ltojas.
The Moriea brought from the interior
of Mexico by American refugees served
to confirm the impression that at least
.1 section of the Carrnnxa eoldlery wer
far from unfriendly to Villa and were
decidedly hostile to the American ex
pedition. Refugees told of being "
suited and lUreed by soldiers they en
countered in their flight but no act
of physical violence has been re
ported. Ao 111 l'ecUlift In U est.
At the same time, other mericans.
especially Uiom who ume from So
noia and the Western part of Mexico.
deiUied that condition!" in thos parts
neit iulet and that the hall exjie
rn need no itlspla of anlmositv tn
waids olther the t'nlted States or them
sc 1 s p ronallj
Kiftv Ameruans fioni Chihuahua tin
who arrived heie Tuesday night bv
train repoi ted that there were 40 01
-it) Americans left 111 the city. Most or
the others prolablj would follow soon
An escort of 5 Carranza soldiers rod
on the train One of the difficulties
in catching ilia, as Votd out b
thes. Americans, was. the superlorltv
of tin horses his men ride over the
other mounts available In northern
Mexico
lllu lln fine Horses.
ilia's horses were desrlbed as 'rate
horses" The fugitive chief has made
.t practice of selling or tming out
right the finest horses available An
other problem, the Americans said, l.ty
in the fact that, through fear or Igno
1 anci . the Mexicans residing in counti y
regions of Chihuahua Rive considerabla
alhgiami to ilia. Tn the cities the
considered the Carransa sentiment
dominant, hut said that Villa was free
to travel without danger in rural re
gions unless he came Into actual con
tact with Carransa troops
considerable surprise was shown hera
oer a story from Douglas. Ariz., that
t'nlted States soldiers had seised 600.
000 cartridges consigned to Gen. Calles
None of the American military olfl-
era here would conrirm or discuss the
storv
Mexican Censorship Tightened.
Another development today waa the
tiehtening of the censorship over the
sending of American telegrams Into
Mexico by the Carranza authorities. All
message were closelv scrutinised by
the officials on the Mexican side of th
border and none that were couched in
cod. or the meaning of which was du
inoiis m permitted to pass Hitherto
-allroad officials have been allowed to
send code telegrams but this privilege
has hrten withdrawn.
Country Soldiers Will Cross.
The point ( hosen for thi entrantt of
Talking Machine
World"
A BtLk
Awarded Gold Medal Of
Honor At Panama
Pacific Exposition
San Francisco
1915
The ONLY Phonograph
Awarded 100 Tone
Quality
You will enjoy a half hour-spent in
listening to these beautiful and sweet
toned instruments.
II
COMPOUND
INTEREST
COMPANY
LIM)EHS..LI
ALL OTIIEB
EL
GO! UMRUS SCENE
DF PREPAflATIDK :
Rush of Adventure Seekers
Depletes Food Supply
in Restaurants.
From Uurk to . 1"j ji !o K luesdiis
afternoon, when an c tstbbund train left
Columbus, tho camp nt Columbus was a
scene of preparation accordins to ni -rnals
on the u.iln Ml the uun
trains were loaded for movenn it t for
ward and the tents ere rolbd nml
packed Thijntomers st iteil that ev
erything inditntil that Ihi entr into
Mexico Houitl ia In gun Tueso u n
lernoon, bin that the falluie tt urrite
of the lillitril pins of the enttring
ntdgt hud called rw another deio.
CiillKrntlon of Mru Bttrt 'iipplles.
The i-amn is sabl to l . oniiestetl with
men and freight ti.il hundred sol
dfers without command) who irrheil
there on supplv trains, slept during the
night about tin railroad station and
wheretcr thej could find shelter from
the cold night air. The ood supply for
civilians is etieml short and outside
of two small resta'ui ants which .-re
ovr patlonletl b the ladveniilrsoini
spirits, then is .10 plate whcie food
may be obtained.
The constant expedition foi oidti
to move rendrred th, iartp an unstable
one ami outside of the faithful kltchei
squad the men were in readiness foi
immediate action.
One movement of the troops Tuemla
afternoon that caused excitement iJong
the Columbus boidei was an advance
toward the- frontier of tpe eMglncrnis
uorps, followed b one regiment nf cav
alry The movement was merelv cue
supposed to get the hearings of the
lantl It was observed 'v the senti-lcs
of Gen Bertani who art station"d mi
tlie frontier 1
Utirtuni tlen nt laloiuns.
Gen U.italils column Is stationed so
it is reported, nt PalomaS. -vhlch Is scv--en
miles below the border The line of
march b tlie American soldiers would
be in close proxlnut to (his point
the punitive expedition into Mexico Is
at the erge of a drear desolate plain,
normally a cattle range now Inhabit
ed principally bj coyotes and prairie
dogs, swept bv sandstjorms arut de
nuded of vegetation at this time of
year, excepC the cactus and objection
able growths. Foi at least JO miles th
soldiers of the United States must
make their wa ac oas this plain
They then reach the lowest range of
the Sierra Madie mountains, broken
and tw isted into all manner of fan
tastic shapes and as tfarren of any
verdure worthy of the name as thj
desert over which they Jrrown.
Lonely ranchmen are found heie and
there In the. valleys, earing for their
cattle at the infrequent and scanty
Water holes and subsisting almost en
tirely on beef.
IV vt Honda tv ntl.-tlilc.
There are few roads in the mountain
region. An ancient track, known as
the "Smugglers' trail, isl used bv such
traffic as passes through. The expedi
tionary force must carry all its own
provisions and must in a large meas
ure rely also on its base for water
kfter fighting its waj against nature,
assisted by whatevei guerrilla troops
Villa may be able to muster for about
I.; miles througu this country' the
punitive expedition will reach the
Sierra Madie proper a range of inoun
t ilns rising from Soon to 10.000 feet
louutaln spin ny Canyons.
The mountains are split by mighty
cmvons. some of which have n sheer
depth of 3000 feet and there are few
recognized paths through their soli
tudes. From Casas Grandes south
however, the country is thicklv wood
ed, although devoid at this time of
tear of grass. In the Casas Grandes
section the expedition would strike the
Casas Grandes river which rises in th"
mountains and whose several branches
join near Casas Grandes to form a con
siderable river. By following one of
the branches the soldiers would be able
to obtain sufficient water at any sea
son, but between the streams th
mountains He in great barriers, pre
dentin? a country almost lnaocesslble,
even to men on foot, and for tho most
part impassable to wheeled transports
of any sort
It Is toward thes wild that Pa 'to
Villa Is said to have headed, there to
be prepared to wage a guerrilla War
fare on the troops who Save been or
dered to pursue him to death or cap
ture. MI clever loiueiveepcri! serve 9ul
burger's Majestic Ham and Bacon
' Deliclonslv liferent ' . Adv
Desplt its d.tnB"-nui. njre . jrdUi
reiuarkahlj if. lu limdlc
220 MESA AVE,
I BUY A?-a I
Here you get he Best the Market affords at the
Lowest Price.
Cash or Credit-
Specials for Thursday & Friday, this Week
Extra Fancy Wine OfJ Carnation Brand Milk, 1 tf
Sap Apples, 3 lbs. for . C tall cans, 2 for 1 "
50 lb. Box for $2.00
" Snider's New Process Tomato
Fancy Greely, Colo- Ofi Soup, tall, large cans, Of!
rado Spuds, 10 lbs. for 3m 0
501bs.for $1.25
Redelco Pure Italian Cttgy
Spanish'Salted Pea- if Olive Oil, quart can... VUU
nuts, 1 lb. for IOC , ..
' ' M. J. B. Coffee, none as good.
Underwood' Genuine B f A 5 lb. can d O C
Deviled Ham, can.... -C for J 1 ,0J
Griffon Brand Large Fancy As- Delmonte Beefsteak OA
paragus, big Zl lb. O f Catsup, pint size v w
can UC Three bottles for 50$
STOCK UP ON SOME OF THE ABOVE BAR
GAINS. ITS MONEY TO YOU.
PASO HERALD
PRESIDIO FEARS
HBATTft
Ojinaga Troops Kill Leader
Because Refused to Sanc
tion Border Assault.
A I 1'I.M. Tex, .March 15 report
f. om I'residio today sas that
last night Carrania troops at
iijm.iira assassinated their kadei,
Koia" I eiause he lefused to allow them
to .miss Hi.?, river and attacK American
1 1 oops nt Presidio, in icvengo for the
I niieil State-i iliu to taptuie Villa
1ld1tiouul trooi h and .nanv aimed
i Ulceus have gon to Pieidio froni
Mai fa
Maiiv signal fits have neen noted
lecinllv in tiie lountiv nt i min u.
unii a 1 ild 0.1 th tiuop at 1 icslilio 1
. Mil i t' (1 cOUll'
icon
to Villistas; Threat-
jj
i en Life; Leader Es
! capes With $10,000.
.1 nan Bilbao, formerlv a cattle opera
tor in the Santa Kohalia distr-ct and
I located for the past several jears in H
Paso, returned Tuesday night from Al-
pine. Tex., after passing tltrougn a har.
. rowing period In the hands of bandits
I who had captured him along the bor
der of Brews. er county and held him
for tir.00 ransom. Bilbao was released
! through the ageiicj of the uiokeiaRt
1 firm of II. T. WaU and H. M. Maple,
' who went immediately to his rescue
when they learned or his predicament
I The negotiations took several davs
and were concluded in a barren waste
of country where the risk of the friends
to Bilbao was far greater than to the
bandits. Both Mr .Maple and Mr. Walz
, ire still In Brewster county.
I Kricnd lds in llelense.
Virectly Instrumental In the release
, of Bilbao was Miguel Gurrizo, a close
l friend to the captured man. who ncr
I sonally carried on the negotiations.
Bilbao upon reaching Alpine on Tues
day afternoon st-tted that the bandits
!n ere 28 in number and that they were
mostly boys in v ears The bandits were
for killing Bilbao after tile ransom
money was paid, but through the inter
cession of the leader his life was spared.
1 Lender Crosses Line.
The captured man also stated that he
thought tho leader of the bundits had
J extorted fully J10.000 from ranchers
I along the Brewster countj border, and
! that just after he (Bilbao) got away.
I th,e bandit leader had fled to the Amerl
I can side with the most of the money so
1 extorted.
Tlrso Castlllon was robbed bv the
same band of bsndtts at His father's
ranch across the border of J500 in gold
and a number of horses and guns. He
is reported to be still at the ranch, but
will come soon to Alpine.
Were Mlllstas.
The bandits. Bilbao said claim to bt
Villistas. Bilbao lives at 1117 Magoffin
avenue, and there was nfaclv rojoleliw
in his household when on auto drove
up before his home and he stepped
out to greet his wife and children.
2000 Work All Night
On Motor Trucks For U.S.
Kenosha. Wis March 15. Twentv-
aav'AH BitlAivinKllii tf 1IV fflF 1)a Hi th A
j United States army in Mexico were
I shipped todav to El Paso.
The employes of a big automobile
companv were leaving tho plant TU"S
I day evening when a foreman came
rushing after them
"Come on back, boy," he shouted
"L'ntle Sam has put in a rush order for
motor trucks."
Accordingly, the plant was a Maie of
lights all night
1'insT v. s. rtiALiii
AtmiVKG AT DOUGLAS
Douglas, rlz, March 15 The first
section of trains biinging the First L
r cavalry Jo the border and bearing
two troops arrived this morning The
second section, also with two troop'.
an! iulimvnt ' poetcd during Hie
Cln
PHONE 2576
Free Delivery Service
1SMLE11 !
Ell LiBEHTY ;
:$i
PERSHINGMfllTS
Wfll
Last Ccmmands to Make Up
T-. ..... A fn 'Dnllf.A'
jxpeaiuon ajic .& w
Alleged Spy Caught.
. . ... , ... -v . ijipii 1 . .Ncti'.iti
i.vntmues in ml' olunibus" pending i
.he anival lm- v.f the last of th.
troops thul will constitute the com- ,
mand of Gen .loin. J. 1'ersh.ns. which ,
,n?Jrf,,
wp s." Xeir '? . tuc
Itva'-onrrolt'iu-o..,
IS il-ea.lj oil tne nol'l'.
Troops "Trncl MS"'. .
Ih -i u oi . v" rv unu purhulim Villa
i on their backs or saddles The ex
tru clothirK -ml -iu P." S
tne .irnij a i r
left beiiina t ftte.At. -.111
leTtlve-nuterValJscuinthe
blThn: diftfci'es" f r
desert c-ouulrv such s tnat IhrougB
S'-Tch V?lta anil theb.oken bande of
bandits who weic wi. -- -
, and massacie here last Thursdaj. are
! retreating, ate man.
At titer is Scarce. 1
Wat.i is fi fim Pi""'11"1 , T.n!
solueis are eP-Ud satnet.mes to be
thirstv as ,hev press fartner "!' h" ;
e- The ord-rs, thereto . "e in- I
I tended to limit cocrj ng facilities to
essenTmls. food nnd drrn "or men and
animals ond ammunition for the guns.
I ll..lter uimunItlon lllstrlhii.e.1. ,
I A ast Muannties of ""' ." ffl e
I mountain howitzers and fields guns as-
sembled hm- weic broken out and dis-
''ComtaVwagons,' which .fjrrv am-
munition for the soldiers, were loaded
'and" cngmeers, signal land hospital corps
prepared tor me worn ..c.u
1 Kserytiody Busy.
The commander of the expedition and
hia stafr. as well as the regimental
staffs of every organization to taKe
aM&.ia w. y villa e tenefl
part in cne cnan; io ". -,-., " " .
In work all day. while the spWlers. un- j
i der their commissioned officers, la
bored unloading th. trains which
passed in end out of the railroad yards j
all day. ... I
At the some time everv eminence or
hit of high ground was thronged
throughout the daylight Hours by civil- I
!r. o,.a nidiers who scanned tlie 1
southern horizon for anv sign o. activ
ity on the Mexican side. There ap
peared to be none, althoUgU many times
j. . . ..... .ruf eivme In that
i the Mexicans were In motion. It eeemed
I practlcallv certain, however, thnt there
t were no noBtile forces anywhere near
, the border.
I Berlanl Cone South.
I Ttellable reports were received that
tho Carranza Vanison of J000 men
, that moved north to Palomas after
Villa had letreatea soutnwara, luno..-
, .,. . .. ... n n iI.Ib.IiiiimI (if int.
ing tlie atutcivs ni MOM... -- .
ISth cavalry south of the border Thurs-
day. had lett tnat port n utre mc n-u
gone no one seemed to know. Although
the general opinion was that they had
gone far to the south.
llleged A Ilia py Cnuctat.
Vt the same time the hunt for "villa
soies" was earned on In Columbus
Tuesdav with as much enthusiasm oa
ever. Half A doien Mexicans were ar
retted br soldiers or civilians, but only
one was held This man. Alfredo Arc-
fon, a waiter in a hotel where army of
loera frequently dined, was found In
possession of loot taken by the VlllA
raiders from Columhua houses which
were rifled and then fired Thursday
morning. He also had a United States
army uniform. In cuBtody of a United
States deputv marshal, he was taken to
Deniing to face a number of charges In
the United States diltrlct court.
IL S. ARMY COLONEL SAYS -AMERICAN
ARMY IS PITIABLE
New York, March IS. "The United
States army Is pathetic, and all the
other nations know it," said Col. Kdwln
F. Glenn, chief of staff of tho depart
ment of tho east. In an address Tues
day night at an ' Army and Xavy" din
ner at the fephlnx club He added that
the capture of Villa In his own coun
try, surrounded by friends, might be a,
matter or months or even years.
"We have been occuping the 5lex
ian border for four years." began
Col Glenn "Two-thirds of our army
or 32,000 men has been there. We
have onlv 9000 to reinforce them. They
aie scattered from tho Texas border to
the Taoiflo coast.
"If It wasn't pathetlo It would he
farcical laughable.
"Our army is like a fly gaaed at
through the wrong end of the telescope.
Until the European war cam you have
shown as much interest in our army as
.tin wnnlil In a. flv."
Must 1Iip Force.
He said that the Spanish-American
ir brought the United States forward
.is a world power and therefore It must
ccept the obligations of a world
"We must have force," continued
Col. Olenn, "Lehlnd our nation; we
must have foroe behind any note Our
president may send or any action he
nay take"
Cxperts Long Campaign.
Tteverting again to the Mexican sit
uation, he said-
"Some of us have had experience In
capturing a man In his own country,
a man who has his own friends. I
tell you It I not a matter ot a day.
It Is a matter of months, maybe years.
"Wo are told we aro not going to
war. but to capture Villa. 1M. us look
at the reverse side fupposo Mexico
announced she was going to send
oOOO, 10.00"0 or 20,000 men Into Urn
ountry. How long would wo stand
ror it."
"Do von think Mexico Is going to
stand for if IVould you respect her if
?he did'
"1 hnvo made a study of tho Mexican
situation aliu I havo figured that If we
are going In there to stabilize tho gov
ernment. It will take five years at a
minimum and from 400,000 to 500,000
men to do it properly."
NO MOVE TO CROSS LINE
. REPORTED AT SAN ANTONIO
San Antonio, Texas, March IS. At
13'50 p. m. today no information was
obtainable at southern headquarters
that there had been troop movements
at Columbus and south Of Ilachita. K.
MaJ. Gen. Kunston showed much
interest in dispatches regarding condi
tions at Torreon and Ollnaga.
Qen. Funston admitted tjtat It wa6
possible an advance bad been made
and that he had not been told of it. He
said, however, that If any movement
had taken place It probably was near
! Ilachita, K. M.. where CoL George Dodd
I is stationed, and not at Columbus. Col.
Dodd is not In direct telegraphic com-
' municatlon with Gan. Funston, and If
t, a .,,.... A.4 n. nil thm. ..AM 1 .. M 1
to i.iiuucu ..b ii. vuc gciiDiai p.ii,, t
would bo to Gen. Pershing.
Efficiency Insurance.
Vte are prepared to Issue Offico Effi
ciency Insurance. Our Policies are lib
eral and the premiums are low. Let
our Insurance Representative call.
Commercial Office L'nppty Co.
209 Texas. A. TV McLean. Mgr. Vdv.
Th. economical wa buy a whole
1 am Get Sulzberger's Majestic "De
liclously Different " Adv
Mexican rent collections, Lee New
man dv
AS
KS PISHT
TO LIFT El
Calles Says Ammunition Is
Needed for Villa Pursuit;
Reported Turned West.
Douglas, vti;- March 15 After de
manding of the i xpiess agent here the
delivers of ion oon seven milimeter car
tridges, i onsigned to Gen. V. Kilns
alles. and held at the railroad depot
under milltarv guard, cOrbu! lvea G.
J.eLev ier was met by refusal. He tele
giaph. 1 this morning to Ktesdo Arre
ilondo Carranza representative at
i-liiiigtoii, 1. c tequenttng that he
secure permission fiom president ' li
on foi the dtliveij of the cartridges.
Oen loro Obreon. minister of wai
of Mexico, has instructed Gen 'alies
to cooperate w ith -American soldiers in
the pursuit and capture of 'Villa, but
LeLevter says that without this ammu
nition it will be imposrible to do so.
ay 1 illn Turns West.
Col Uuto Campbe'l, commanding a
i i alrv column of 500 n.en. telegraphed
to t'alies last night that the American
comnvinder at Liangs ranch hnd m
'criiie.l him that Villa was heading fot
las chfmeneas ctinyon and ojitus pass,
intending to enter fronorfl Campbell
said he was starting at once through
the western slop of th Laa Ojitas
mountains at Colonia Morelos to guard
Ojitas. Oen. Called Is moving other
troops to cooperate and hopes to cap
ture Villa before the American troops
can enter.
To Assist Anierlcnuc.
Tollowing tbe receipt of Obregon s
instructions. Gen. Calles sent positive
orders to all his subordinates to aid
American soldiers In every possible
way Obrearon's message recites the
fact that a reciprocal treaty between
the United States and Mexico relative
to the pursuit of bandits across the
border had been reached and for this
reason all Mexican troops aro bound
to aid at this or any other time De
faoto officials consider this message to
be official notification of Carranza's
acquleeence to the Americans entering
Mexico.
Calles Ortlrlally Notified.
Gen. P. l!lias Calles has been of
ficially notified of the number and dis
position of American troops to cross
Chase & Sanborn's Coffees
and Teas
Are the "World's Best" and
Most Renowned
Seal brand Coffee, per lb.. 40c; 2 lb. can for 80c
"Golden Glow Blend," per ft 40c; 3 ft can $1.10
Crusade Blend Coffee, per lb. 35c; 3 lbs. for ?L0O
Our "Famous Amber" Blend Coffee, per lb ...30c
Diamond Blend Coffee, per lb 25c
Extra fancy roasted Peaberry Co ffee, per lb. 35c; 3 lbs for $J.OO
C.& S. Orange Pekoe Tea, 4 Canister 20c;
Y2 35c; 1 ft for 65c
i'e hav.e CIS. Uunpowder. Uncolored Japan and Engl lib Breakfast
at the Fame p-We as our Orange Pekoe.
"Emperor's Blend Tea," Vs lb. screw top canister, 40c; I lb.. .75c
Maricopa Butter, per
Fresh Farm Eggs, per
Thursday & Friday
Grocery Specials
Gold Medal Corn Flakes,
per pkg. 5c
Gold Medal Oats, 2 pkgs.
for : 21c
Gold Medal Macaroni or
Spaghetti, 2 pkgs. for 21c
Gold Medal Macaroni and
Spaghetti is made from Gen-
uine
extra
Durham wheat. It is
fine.
3 Cane Cutting Jams any flavor, 'for..... ,. ,.25c
S Caus Valley Corn very good, for 25e
Deniing SolM Pack Tomatoes, per can 9c
2 Cans Little Kernel Corn for 25c
:: Pounds Fancy California Dry Lima Beans for. 25c
3 Pounds Fanay California Black Kycd Peas for.. .........25c
3 Pounds Small Prunes for 25c
Medium .Sized Prunes, per pound 15c
Extra Large and Fancy Prunes, Z pounds for 50c
White Cooking Fijrs, per pound 10c
3 Pounds Special Evaporated reaches for 25c
2 Pounds Fancy Special Evaporated Poaches for 25c
2 Pounds Fancy Evaporated Apricots for 35c
'I Cans Du Barry Brand French
Sardines for 25c
2 Cans Monarch Sardines in
pure Oliv e Oil for 35e
foekey Club nrdine, extra
fancy, per can 30c
Kippered Herring, per can 20c
Fresh Mackerel or Soused Mack
erel in cans, each 25c
So 1 Cans Taney blirlmp, 2
cans for 25c
st
andard Gash Stores
WHERE YOU
Pay Cash
NO. 2
Corner Blvd.
Knnsas St.
Phones
4340 or 4311.
So. 3
Cor. Stanton
.t Ovtrland.
rhone SOU
AZTEC AUTO SERVICE
Only Stand North of Tracks
Montana and Stanton Sts.
TRWIHW
I
I T BUSS
Army Officer Here Monday
to Inspect Post for Citi
zens' Military Camp.
! To eompletepltm for th loimatlon
) of t citizens mtllt. u (mining camp
J .it 1-oit BIis. tli'' mllit. ij committee ot
J ti e "tip! -r of en ni ides is holding a
meeting tnis afte o-.n at 4 oclot k In
the chumber f rompterce build I it p.
. Tin mmlci of Un lommluee are v
I l Coles. I r n .1'. r. J . ilappoi
. H S l'ottc, ni.l i its Vlnaa
1 lo MTitril.
Imiunv lias h 'ii idle nv the ' r
m p. rtineat na.'li." i1'" ulvisabiinv
oi having a trniniav ir it or neir
i ort Bl.ss Tills i ill depend upon
nheiliee sniff i.-lcnt nuercst would l.e
manifested among the illacti-- to mane
j such a camp a success as a minimum of
j 400 participants is rcquirod b .the war
j department.
j Officer Ilerr.
I ('apt Uwmg K Booth, of the Flist
cat alrv, arrived In El Paso Mondav to
I look ovet the proposed site for ti'e
tiaii.ine amp. Hut as he was eall'd
l.ae to hi ledlment he turned fiis
nuij os e. to Capt lames i Tthea. ot"
the KIghth caralr at Fort Blls The
training camp at Fort Bliss will be
similar to those proposed for Santa.
Fe, X M. an'l San Antonio Texas.
border into western Chihuahua, aecoid
ing to consul Ivs O LeLevler. How -'ver,
ilie Carranza tnilitarv- glvernor of
Sonora was given no intimation of the
time of starting- the expedition Ul oth
er de facto leaders of northern Mexico
were sinvl&rli notified. Calles sas-
Gn l alles told LeLevler he did not
expect am Ameiican forces to ent
Sonor as he has ample forces to keep
Villa from entering that state and has
so disposed them that entry ot the ban
dlt leader would be Impossible.
Attention Republicans.
The moeting of the National repub
lican Club of El Paso wluch was called
for Friday night, March 17, has been
indefinitely postponed.
TV. H. Case, Secretary.
P. A. Hazzard. Chairman.
(Political Advertisement )
pound 34c
dozen 24c
Meat Depart
ments THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
SPECIALS.
Select Spare Ribs, per lb. 14c
Fancy Pure Pork Sausage,
per lb 15c
Fancy Rolled Corn Beef.
per lb 15c
Select Plain Hams, per lb. 19c
Small Average.
1-2 lb. Flat Cans Good Living
Salmon, medium red, per can.. 10c
1-2 lb. can Xorth King Choice
Tied Salmon, 2 cans for 25c
Monarch Salmon, 1-2 lb. flat
Can, 2 for 35e
3 Cans Tall Pink Salmon lor. 25c
Jap Crab Meat in Wood Lined
Cans, 1-2 lb. can 25c
lib can for 45c
1-4 lb. Can Lobster 20c
1-2 lb. Can Lobster .... 35c
and Pay Less
., 4.
407 North
Oregon St.
Phose SDO.
-Y. S
1907 Ala-
tatKla Ave.
fne 1SC3.
"A & B"
AUTO SERVICE
7-lasengr Cafs, 93.00 per hoar,
TEL. 7833.
118 W. Overland.
st
n
W
V