El Paso herald., March 15, 1916, EXTRA, Page 4, Image 4

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SX PASO HEBA1B
Wednp.sdai , Man-li lo, lf)lJ.
CANDIDATES FOR !THUI
SCHOOL BOARD.
Scott White, W. D. Mayfield
and J. C. Worthington
Are Announced.
s...tt White, ". 1. Mavficld and 3.
t Voitlnngton have Announced as can
tlidatps tor the ritr school loard to lake
Hip places to ! vacated by Itobert I..
Holiday Dr. J. A. Pickett and Cravv
iord liarvie. whose twins will expire on
pril 1 and who refute to become can
didate tor reelection.
,-ott White is a well known drue
mt ot Fl Paso, and in a. Hepublicmi,
I smtij; been a candidate fox the not
olticp at one time.
t i Worthuipton, who is encaged in
tin painf and wallpaper business, s-erved
out B.n unexpired term and was a candi
date lor reelection, but waa not elected.
I). Mayfield was at one time state
superintendent of education in South
Carolina and alio served an county wi
periDt'Ddent in the name state.
These candidates will ask the indorse
ment of the Lountv and City Demo
cratic elub. as it i non-partisan and
Tnpoed of business men.
R. F. DAVIS IS ACTING
SECRETARY OF ADCLUB
r 1 Davis as designated as tem
i ran secntar of the tl Paso Adclitb
it tin Wcdnesdav noonday luncheon in
ii MkMhb prill, in the absence of L.
' r.tu ru
II -imlnip of a btronp delcjration
I. 1 I Paso to the national convention
1 Inlmlelphia during June, 1916. wa
-. .J as was also the requcet of tlie
,1111- club of LI Paso that Hie Ad
ii. ...iilnbiite toward the erection of
tub house.
I lie membership of I". !. Pane, rcpie
'ntii the Kl Paso JUectric Railway
omnam was at the request of the rail
var corapanv. transfeired to H. A. Hip
p!pr J lie onlv client for the luncheon
vrjB T l Brown of Louisville, Kv. The
Inmhei'ii was presided over bv president
V i Mix.
Mrilrnn rents a specialty. ,Ph
4604
$J5.00 & $3).50
Tor a moderate outlay of
money The Guarantee oi
lers you a large variety of
Pumps in patent or dull kid
leathers of splendid eon--iruLtion
and the best fil
ling lavls possible to insure
the utmost comfort for your
leet at a time when they
arc most apt to suffer dur
ing the healed summer
months.
These Pumps have turned
o1es Tvilh light French
Louis and Louis Cuban
heels tn a dozen different
sttoles and all leathers.
Price
vimm
203 Mesa
genls Laird-Schober Fine Shoes
tr w
Ui 1 VI vruuicu. 11
WE WJJGL MOVE
To 107 Texas Street,
About March 1 5th.
Anderson-Filler Investment Co.
Phoenu-El Paso BIdg. Co.
$3.00 L $3.50
Electric Block
Signals, Safety,
Speed and
Comfort.
Caft
Oniy
Seme
Oar Line is
Protected by
(be U. S. Bor
der Patrol.
BILL IMPERFECT
Secretary G-win Says Fed
eral Legislation Now is
Not Practical.
The pasasc of a bill providing for
the division of tost between the stato
and nation in carinR for transient tu
berculai patients vould be an unncc
ar burden upon the state, in the opin
ion of secretary J. B. Gwln, who ex
pressed himself as opuoseil to the bill
at a meeting of ttiv associated Chari
ties Tuesday nmht
The bill was Introduced in the house
of icpresentatlves a K-iort time ago bv
congressman Kent, and provided for a
division of the expense In crln for
tubercular patients en route tlirouajh
the state who were unable to take care
of themselves. Such a bill would cause
an influx of consumptives into various
states, according to Mr. livvm
Solicitation Postponed.
It was announced at the meeting
that the subscription committee has
postponed the solicitlm? of subscrip
tions until April. About S6000 has al
ready been collected, beinc over half
of the amount needed by the charities.
The resignation of Mrs 15 I Rob
inson as visiting nurse was received
and her report was accepted. Her
resignation will become effectivo on
March II. The finance committee of
tb. luiarri renorted that a contribution
of till) had been received from the dc- 1
funct Health leagii' It will he Usui
to purchase perniiu iiiiinient 10'
the care of tubemil 11 i-ilieiits. '
Prlrndlj ". lllom.
Mrs T W. J.am r was named chair
man of a newly organized committee,
the friendly visitors, which is expect
ed to facilitate the work of the chari
ties. Mrs. Iinler will select 15 or 30
workers as mcmbeis or the committee.
The repot t of Se" retar Gwin for
February, submitttd at the meeting',
is as follows
N-w canes . . ... -
Recurrent
Continued
13
s
i:
2fiii
104
Total for month -
Kelicr.
Emergency relief for
Pensions
Planned relief for
Relief Bcmred from relatives, etc . .
.ervlcrt.
rhjrsiclsn secured for . .
Sent to hospital
Returned to their homes...
Individual deported
Referred to Texas Children's home !
iety .
Number of Americana
Vuniber of Mexicans ....
Number of tubercular patients assisted.
Number cared for at lodeiae noma....
Number meals supplied
Kniployment herured.
Ttcgular positions ..
Temporary week for...
Number county pansion cases
in
106
12
120
141:
4
111
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United States senator 'William Al
den Smith, of Michigan, supported his
parents when he -was 14 years of age
bv acting as a telegraph messenger
bov.
J. Howell Cummings. now head of the
T.h u KtetRim bat factnrv in Phila
delphia, began as an office boy with j
that firm;. '
. j
secretary of the lntetioi Lane I
worked as a newspipr report! 1 to s--
cure funds to studv law.
Here's A 'Tip'
Follow it:
AN ACCURATE DESCRIPTION
When your arm or jonr leg feels "all knot
ted" with rheumatism, -when you feel as though
your muscles were "tied up with a rope," you
are really describing your pains accurately.
Rheumatism is a condition of the body when
acids and other deposits of impurities are ac
tually "tieing up" the strands of muscles in
your body, or strangling the nerves and thus
producing the awful shooting pains of sciatica,
lumbago, etc. Medical authorities agree that
these acid deposits are carried and deposited
by the blood In the various parts of the body.
It stands to reason, therefore, that local appli
cations such as rubbing with so-called remedies
can't do any permanent good. At best they
can relieve the pain a little and only for a
little while. The only way to effect a real cure
is to attack the real cause the blood It is
cleansed from the troublesome deposits by
S. S. S , the reliable blood purifier that is now
easing the pains and healing the ills of the third
generation. 8. & S. "goes after" the impurities
in the blood as relentlessly, as eagerly and as
thoroughly as a ferret goes after rats; pursuing
the poison into every vein and artery. Into everv
nook and corner of the body, and chasing the troublesome substances
out of the Bystem. The blood thus cleansed, carries off the acid and
other injurious deposits and "filters" them out of the body througn the
kidneys. S. S. S. is not a drug. It is a purely vegetable blood purifier.
You can get S. S. S. at every drug store. But if in addition you should
like to have the advice of the doctors in charge of our laboratory, do not
hesitate to write us. You will receive free, conscientious and confidential
advice. This is in line with our policy to make every effort to Insure the
best results from S. 3. S. to every sufferer. Get a bottle at vour drug
gist s today. If yon wish special advice, write to Medical Department,
Room 45, Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia
Houston & Return
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Account
n's Convention
On Sale March 18, 19 and
Limit March 27th.
20.
24 Hours on the Road
Via
City Ticket Office 206 No. Oregon St.
TAKE THE CALIFORNIAN
WEST
AT 6:45 A. M.
n7F BETS JOB 101EI BIT IN
! PHDETOR WISHED
i i
Winslow Postoftice Given
to Dark Horse as Com
promise Move.
Phoenix, Ariz, March lB-rvfc,hn.f ton
ilispdtihis brings newp that Willi.im
Daze has been nominated for the
position of postmaster at inslow. Ariz
This appointment will have an lm
poitant effeit on the Democratic pol
itical situation in Arizona, for it means
that Sam W. Proctor vv M1 I in the roCt
for the corporation commission
i'roctor was an applicant for the poft
offic He w.is opposed bv llliam Kei
ley and the appointment of Daz is un
derstood to be a compromise
I'roctor n Hunt Lender.
During the sessions of the legisla
ture last spring Proctor was on of
Gov. Hunt's leaders in the house 1 hen
the legislature finallv adjourned it was
generally understood that Proctor
would have the support of the Hunt
organization if he cajed to run for
corporation commissioner " ''en he
wait In Phoenix for th session of the
Democratic central committee, March
I. Proctor stated that 1 if he failed to
land the postmastcrslnjp he would be
out for a pla e on thei commission
P J Miller of Yuira. is the other
avowed Democratic cspiidate for the
coroporatton commission.
CALL FOR MARRIeBhEN
DISSATISFIES ENGLAND
(Continued from pace 1.)
ountrv that the government is con
sidering a change of piolicv.
It scfras quite certainj that the strong
feeling of the country as to the un
fairness of the existing system o re
cruiting has compelled the gjvernment
to reconsider its position, but whether
the revised policy looMs in the direc
tion of the application df compulsion to
married and single men alike is still
unknown.
GERMANY DEnTeTsUBMARINE
WARFARE IS POSTPONED
Tendon. I ng March lr vecording
to an officul statement made in Eerlin,
all rumors regaiding the cancellation
or the postponement of an intensified
submarine campaign (lgainst armed
merchantmen, as announced in the Ger
man memorandum to neutrals last
month, are untrue
There has been no postponement and
abandonment was never considered On
the contrary, the statement savs, It is
now in full swing. '
nr.ci..HR voi tihpit.
1 AIlOlTr to m:sn.
New Tork. March lji Information
reached New Tork from Berlin todav
that admiral von Tirpiifz. the German
minister of marine, either has resigned
or is upon the point of resigning, the
Kvening Post announce. No official
announcement has been, made at Ber
lin, but the source of ttse Uiformatlon,
the paper states, justifies confidence.
No reason for the resignation is dis
closed. 1
Before becoming head of the L'niti d
States hteel corporation, Elbert H.
Gary is said to have received the
largest yearly retaining Jec of any law .
yir in the United States,
lohn M Rapelje, general manager of
tin Noithern Pacific railroad at St.
1 au! began hi r ulroad career as a
br-vkf-man wn the (irand Tmnk rallwav.
On Rheumatism
Oil Burning
Locomotives,
No Smoke, no
Dust, no
Cinders.
LASTED
Pullman and
Tourist Cars,
Dining and
Observation
Car?
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CRUGES SCHOOLS
Sew and So Club Members
Spend Afternoon Inspect
ing Domestic Science.
I.as duces, N. M, Mart Ii 13 The
frt w and So club of Las Crutes visited
the Domestic Science department of
the schools yesterday afternoon and
saw the junior class of this depart
ment at work under the direction of
their teacher. Miss feclma Christopher
son After the preparation of a menu
a icview waB given the class of the
work accomplished that afternoon and
it was shown how the articles prepared
should be served The members of the
ft'f and So club were then seated at a
long table beautifully decorated with
fine linen, china, silver and flowers and
refreshments served. The occasion was
one of pleasure and profit to all. The
expense incurred in supplies for the
refreshments were paid by the Sew and
So club, but the Domestic Science class
did the work gratuitiously.
After the refreshment hour, the Sew
and So lub repaired to the home of
Mrs. Henry Stoes where she gave a talk
on federation of women's club, and
the benefit derived therefrom. It is
probable that the Sew and So club
will become a, federated club in the
near future.
Surprise is Given Mrs. Ilurke.
A surprise was tendered Mrs. Frank
Burke yesterday at the home of her
dau gliter. Mrs. Lytton It Taylor on
Hlnton avenue, tho occasion being the
"ilth birthday anniversary of Mrs
Burke The guests had arrived and
were secreted in the home when Mrs.
Tiurke was taken to the Tavlor home
to spend the day. The surprise was a
complete one. A three course dinner
was served in tho dining room Stream
ers of lavender extended from the
chandelier to the corners of the table.
The center piece was of lavender with
flowers of lavender and white
The following were the guests: Mrs.
J. N. French, Mrs. I,, nines. Mrs. James
Quesenberry, Sirs. A D. Brovvnlee, Mrs.
Maud Mandell Also seated at the
table were Mr. a.nd Mrs. Taylor and
son Itaymond
In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
entertained at supper Mrs. Frank
and son, Francis, and daughters, Misses
Edith and Helen. Mrs. Burke was the
recipient of a number of presents dur
ing the day
Born, to Mr. and Mrs J. V,'. TVooten,
on North Alameda, a daughter.
Mr. Forgason was here from his
ramli across the river
EAST EL PASO REVIVAL0PENS
TONIGHT IN BIG TABERNACLE
East Kl Paso Methodists tonight will
begin a revival which is expected to
continue for three weeks and -which
will have unusual features The re
vival will be held In a large tabernacle
especially built for the occasion on the
corner of Mameda and Grama streetr
The tabernacle has a capacity of 1000
and is a substantial and safe structure.
The preaching during the revival will
be clone by Rev Charles Smith and
solos bv Mrs Smith -will be features of
the musical part of the meeting The
service will begin at 7.10 p. m. Tbe re
vival is under the auspices of the Eat
HI Paso Methodist church, of Which
Rev. H. P- Bond is pastor
T ETTERS to THE
HERALD
(AH communications must beat the
signature of the writer, but the name
will be withheld If requested.)
FOR VA I,ST TEXAS A. A M. COLLEGE.
Amarillo. Tex.. March 13, 1916.
(Jditor El Paso Herald.
Vmarillo heartily joins in the move
to be inaugurated at Sweetwater. April
i, to take proper steps to eecure a
state A . M. college for west Texas.
We believe that if every organization
In west Texas will see that its town
is properly represented, that it will
greatly help this move, and we appeal
to jou to see that your city is well
represented
Unless the people of west Texas
properly assert their rights, and de
mand the establishment somewhere in
west Texas of a great agricultural
college, vve shall not get it. and we
shall remain as at present in a situa
tion something like this- A territory
bigger than the average state wltli
no agricultural college to serve eu-h
territoi's interest, and no proper in
struction to uur youths in agricultural
methods peculiar to our territory It
is a situation that should be remedied
Porti A Whale.
Secretary marillo Board of City De
velopment Scalper George a member of the
Pawnee Indian trib. located In Okla
homa, has received over a million dol
lars in rovalties from the oil lands
which he owns in that state.
Benjamin S Throop, a Scran ton mil
lionair?, is the owner of the finest lot
of police dogs in the country, all or
which he trained himself
OPHELIA
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EVBtfflME I CALL ON W
FIM HER FATHER ES
OUT-WHAT IS THE REASON?
AVHBE US LAUGHS TVo
LOW)!
BOY IS SHOT BY
Watching Fire Fighter
Clean Pistol When Ac
cidentally Discharged.
Lawrence Young, 16 vears of age, is
in Hotel Dieu in a critical condition, the
lesult of the accioental discharge of a
pibtol in the hands of fireman 3L C.
Phillips at the Mesa fire station on
Itio Giande street Tuesday afternoon
at 2 50 oclock
Immediately after tho accident tbe
young bov was hurried to Hotel Dieu
wneie a nuiicuiL uijci"'"" .. ,,,.
formed and. Wednesday afternoon, was
1 mi
Jill I
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The Tone
of the ,
New Edison
Music lovers have hoped for years
that some day a genius would make
possible an artificial tone that
would actually Jound like the origuul.
This Mr. Edion hu done, at lait, in the
New Ediion Diamond Diic Phonograph.
With the wonderful Diamond Stylus (no
needles to change) he hai created a tone
to true, so life-like, that one can scarcely
distinguish it from the original.
A Revelation:
This seems almost too good to be
true. Come in and hear it. Judge for v-our-ielf.
We will be glad to play the New
Edison for you without obligation. It will
ba a revelation to you a it hai been to
ther
El Paso Phonograph Co.
TWO-O-TWO TEXAS STREET
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What Is the True Value
of Your Property ?
THE EL PASO REAL ESTATE BOARD will furnish official
appraisements at reasonable charge. The appraisement will be made by
a committee of experts, well qualified and experienced. It will be de
livered in sealed envelope under the corporate seal' of this association.
BUSINESS HOUSES AND CORPORATIONS frequently have
inaccurate entries on their books due to inexperienced opinion as to
realty holdings.
B'XNKING AGENCIES neer question the accuracy of Real
Estate Board Appraisals.
VIORTGAGE BROKERS accept such reports as the most authentic
to be obtained.
THE REAL ESTATE BOARD
for such occasions.
The El Paso Real Estate Board 1
(M. B. Stevens, Secy.)
826 Mills BId'g.
Keep these appointments
dentist and three times a
ins
PERFECT
Prepared by a Doctor or" Dental Surgery
Send 2c stamp today for a generous trial pack
age of either Dr. Lyon's Perfect Tooth Powder
or Dental Cream.
I. W. irVfiN x- snvs in.
582 W. 87th St., N.Y.' City
ISA FII
reported to be as well as cnuld lit e
petted although 111 a ritn al ondition
Witnesses of tho affair .tate thai
fueman Phillips was eiigaKed 111 clean
ing the weapon, while the vouth was
watching him It wis hiiddeiilv tti
charged, the bullet ttriking the bov
In the stomal Ii V plijsman was se
cured and thf boy was rushed to Hotel
Dieu in chief John W. Wray's big
machine.
J P Morgan has had a wire m t
put over his office building in . w
York city and also one over the int.f
of his home His id a of doing this
is a matter of pn caution against in
sane bomb throwers
can furnish professional service
Phone 7853.
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Thursday
Grocery Specials
Spuds, 9 lbs -5
Cranberries qt 15d
Strawberries, box 20
Green Onions, 2 bunches.. 05
EGGS, Brookfield, OAf
dozen UttC
Oranges, dor., 15c, 25c and 35
Apples, Eating, 7 lbs 25
Nuts, all kinds, lb 20
Lemons, doz 15
Grape Fruit, large, 3 for. .25
Celery, 2 bunches 15c
Lettuce, 2 heads 15
BUTTER, Hassa- O A
yampa, lb OttC
Rhubarb, lb 10
String Beans, fresh, lb.... 20
Bananas, doz 15 r
Spinach, 2 lbs 15c
Pink Beans, 3V2' lbs 25
Head Rice, 4 lbs 25c
Pearl Com Meal, 6 lbs....25c
Bulk Barley, lb 10c
BULK COCOA, ... .OQ
lb Zoc
Cream Cheese, lb 25
Cream of Wheat, pkg....loc
Oat Meal, 2 10c pkgs 15c?
Bull Durham Tobacco, doz.45c
Salted Wafers, 50c size... 38
Sliced Peaches, 10c size,
2 cans 15
Vinegar Apples, qt 15
Sal Soda, 10 Ibi 25c
PEAS, Sunbeam, QJ
2 cans OOC
String Cut Beans, 15c size. 10
String whole beans, 15c sz. lie
Jello, 2 10c pkgs 15c
Gallon Bine Karo Syrup.. 45c
COFFEE (Morning Joy) The
Quality Coffee, O f
lb ouc
Meat Dept.
HAMS (Today is -j Q
Ham Day), lb IOC
Bacon, narrow, lb 20c
Sliced Bacon, lb 25c
Chipped Beef, lb 40c
Fresh Brains, 2 sets 25c
Sliced Liver, 2 lbs 25c
Premium Bacon, by strip,
lb 30c
Pork Shoulder, lb 15c
Spare Ribs, lb 17c
Pork Chops, lb 22c
Pork Leg, lb 17VC
Hamburger Steak, lb lie1
Beef Stew, lb 10c
Home Made Sausage, lb. ..lie
Shoulder Beef Roast, lb. . .lie
Shoulder Beef Steak, lb.121 2O
LoinSteak,lb 20c
Round Sfeak, lb 17V2c
Rolled Roast, lb 20e a
Veal Shoulder, lb 17V2C
Veal Chops, lb 20
VealLoinJb 25c
Veal Stew, lb 12V2c
Mutton Leg, lb 17V2e
Mutton Chops, lb 17V2c
Dressed Hens, lb 19V2C
Fresh Fish, lb 17
Be Sure and Watch for
Our Big Saturday
Specials! G0O-2-4-B San Ynttralo Mrtt
nmit of Court llotisr.
101 c lw vi s do mrrrnrt
T MCMIC KI.1T!!
McMickle's
more Eggs
Ask your t.nxer to1-
Globe A-One Egg Mash
Guaranteed Anaylsis is as follows
Protein not less than 19 56'
Fat not less than 6.71
Nitrogen free extract not less
than . . 50.34
Crude fiber not more than 7.14
You will note the high lrutviu ot th
above EgR 3Iali. Same in made from a
formula carefully prepared bv the (ilol
MilU and sold evti'ixivrlv 011 tin Paul c
( oast and contain, alxint tin l -f known
iloments im vir prmtiiim.
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