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EL PASO HERALD
Frid.iv, ALuvL 21, l'tht.
APRIL SCQTTiSH
RITE HI
Masons Appoint Masters for
Semi-annual Conclave;
Odd Fellows Reunion.
THE NIX BROTHERS -- BY F. OPPER f
X
' filiations are under waj- for the
1 'omi-nnnual reunion of the An
t jihI A Mi'il Scottish Rite of
ui.ionrj m l.p held April 24 to 28
!u"-ii Tlie outlook is for R large
i-- if ratriidites for the degrees,
ii h itend frnm the fourth to the
a
Master of Degree.
masters for i ) .inous degrees
In on self, t'd and are as follows:
irih degree M If MarCallum: fifth
fir W V Hr.-i.li h. sixth degree.
TtatroiiRh senth degree. I I.
ii -
i:
fiKhtli decree F P. Turner;
. nT t T I.o mth degree. J
ntli dt-n " ' O Itokanr;
iee, "- Thompson 13th de-
tinr- 11th decree, r.
it 1511' u. mi... J IV t'eak. 16th
T i'i ik ITU. degree. C Jt.
l nrU' 18ih decree K. M.
ii .K.i r-tli ilesroe W H Butter-
;"ih 'Ittof J 'ni penter;
. , i e, ( W K i - i -2nd debtee,
.. .r. J Id .JfciL.. Pr. If O.
1! 24th .laree, .T rsillett; 25th
; I' I'utuam 26th decree. E A.
27th dne Pinln IVitte: 2Sth
V H nderson. 21th degrree,
- it-. .,rr-ot, K4 S H-'W.
'.- ':i pp, T H Saxton 32ntl de-
Tn F T" MilKi
KIrat Decree.
''"' loUi ci 11M liflllt Tree
fl)ted Masons, conferred the
lairee upwn three candidates at a
oti.mumc.it ion Motid.n niKht
ng;e irfet apun tonight u lien
Tond d . ree will b ronfcirecl on
il t andid.ttec
tt iiltv Itfip o 111 1. 9 Ancient
i ml A i pf 1 Masons, ronfei red
sm und trp upon three randi-
it a 'ill..! otiimuiiK-ation held
- i niRht Toiiifflit the second de
vil! be contened upon four can
ts Vej t Tu.da night is the
"1 onimtiMcatn.il for routine busi-
T' im) romm di KnijrMs Tem-
t 3hu -! i . ni'-lit for ioutine
r- . nd n.r tii1 oonfei i inir of the
. "i Ttmi le on &e . r il candidates
Odd FcIIouk itnUrrmr.
'Tth annnrpan of the founding
1 i r-idependrnt Order of Odd Fel-
.f Amen a will be celebrated by
- itiouf Odd Fellow bodies of the
-I nril 24 with appropriate eere-
The 1 o'nmittee in charge of ar-
i-.'fits fop tin': . 'iit is composed
l Tor nrdiiifi; T,el.e Ied and
;eif Ti e elehi iion will he
the "d 1 I'pI'owk' hall on S,m
I o f' f
i ton del Faso X 4 will hae spe-
dnll Mork toiiiHl't at Odd KeUown
l 1 Hushing will be m charge
oi U. 1 I V iso lod-e Xo 284 w ill
r he fn : ilepr' on two candl-
- rmt Mond.n nicht AVetern R-
!odue will hold thf regular meet-
ft Tuefdav nneht
Grnntl IMl(te to llret.
f odd Fellows grand lodge was
Mineial W nilF duung the pres-
k Kl PaM ludg Xo. 284 Ta
- itcd l V Kane, hlle the
' fioni the lfx al Ttchekahf to the
k h aaseinhh lield at the same
i .Mrs 1 ditli 1, im
new applicttinji and one ap
ti n bv ti i nftr df reeeued at
miliar mf tnitz of Tornillo camp
W o.Kim- i "f th or.d Mondav
nr candid itc wis initiated at
iust of 1" id . imp of rnrlbad
Th cat now h.i r8 members
J tMi Uxi"1 - 1ST. Beneolent
t . uid i nf j.ii initiated a
oi three candidates al the regular
Tueda night
Item 1 I not a I.
i1- il ition of officers of Kl liso
i Bene obnt ordfr o B ( s
i I.I T tl 1 tli on in Xutoniii
i d i aft n M.n at ' "o o. hu K
I i" j t 1 1 1 x -e tii rd ei
r. G&j f5AMHERE'5 A CHANCER M (HOW.RtMtReER. E3 ,. rH . I
C 7k-4L JEED;iI5'HERE .fiP ijLrTERARY&UY5.) iS IMUM&RY 3
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l- 5 - VOf)Bf,
TSie Saratoga Market
303 East Overland St. , Phone 47.-
Saturday's Specials
ALL KINDS OF MEATS, POULTRY, FISH AND OYSTERS.
Best Quality and Lowest Prices
15c
and Steak,
12'2C
... 20c
...20c
... 10c
IOC
20c
"... 12'2C
Prime Rib Roast,
standing, at per lb
Shoulder Roast
at per
lb
Loin Steak,
at per lb
T. B. Steak,
at per lb
Stew Meat,
at per lb
Veal Shoulder
Roast, at per lb
Veal Chops,
at per lb
Veal Stew
at per lb
Extra Fancy Dry Picked Hens,
at per lb
Extra Fancy Milk Fed Broilers,
at per lb
Mutton Legs,
at per lb
Mutton Chops,
at per lb
15c
15c
Mutton Shoulder,
t 12'i
Pork Shoulder
Roast, at per lb
Pork Loin Roast,
at per
Spare Ribs,
at per lb.....
Pork Sausage,
at per lb
We Carry AD Kinds of Cheese, Sausage,
. Hams.
c
. 15c
xin Roast, 0"l
ib . zuc
15c
15c
19c
. 3242c
Boiled and Lunch
new members and renewed interest I-
being taken in the organization, which
is the mother lodge of the order. R M.
Line heads the Be8 this year as presi
dent Ilnclea Carnival.
On account of the canmal show
v lnrh is being conducted undr the
inspicpM of tlir Boost ei s' club of the
lo il .icric o Iarlcs, no meetinir was
li Id AWdnf.da nivhl The inoncv se
. ured fiont tlio rairma will be used as
,1 GROSSBLATTS I
a fund for the entertainment of iitors
and-to swell the building fund,
(jrnntl Iiode Tenm.
The rank team of El Paso lodge,
Krights of Pthlas. Is preparing to en
ter the grand lodge competition The
grand lodge this year meets in Dallas.
the serond week in Ma, and it is ex
pected that 25 or 30 knights mil attend
from this lodge The regulai delegate
to the lodge is John O. Wler
The lodjte met Thursdaj night and
conferred the rank of page on c.
Hill. The rank of esquire ill be con
ferred upon a candidate next Thuisday
mght.
j ROOSEVELT IS RETURNING;
I WANTS NO BAND AT PIER
Phone 1667. CASH GROCERY 512 N.
HH.iiKsr u w.itv t i,ot:.t inifi:.
Stanton
SATURDAY SPECIALS
10 lb. Fancy Potatoes
7 lb'. Granulated Sugar
Narrow Strip Bacon, nice and lean, lb
.25
.506
.21c
A VISIT TO OUR STORE MEANS A SAVING TO YOU
Fancy Head Rice, 4 lbs 25c
Milk.2 10c cans 15c
Yellow Yams Sweet Potatoes.
R'rx 25c
The e are genuine Yellow Yams.
sm"ked Salmon and Halibut,
'r 40c
0-C edar and Liquid Veneer Pol
ish, 50c bottle 42c
Grossblatt's Special Coffee, lb. 30c
Libby Preserves, 2 large jars, ,35c
California Fruit Peaches. Plums,
Apricots and Grapes 3 lb can
2 for 25c
Cheese, lb 25c
New York Full Cream, lb 30c
Ni v. York, March 21. 'ol. and Mis
Theodore Kooseelt are due to arriM
here today on tne steamship Matur.i,
leturning from a six wtiks' Journey
through the Wert Indies. Some of the
colonel's admirers wanted to send a
committee dow n the bay to welcome
him, as they did when he returned from
the African hunting expedition in 1M0,
but they learned from his secretary,
John V. McGrath, that Mr Itooseveit
desired no demonstration in hi honor.
The half-formed plans were ali.ini'.oncd.
MANY COLLEGE MEN JOINING
UNIVERSITY CLUB; DINNER
Applications for membership in the
University club continue to be received
and it is expected that there will be
I'no Kl Paso college men who will sign
the charter at the first annual dinner
to be i;ien on April fit nt in the club's
new club rooms of the Hotel Paso del
Norte.
The progi.im of speeches and stunts
is now being arranged by ttie enter
tainment committee and the dinner will
be the occasion for a college night with
songs, talk", dances and stunts
The dinner is to be a beefsteak feed
and will be seVved b he Hotel Paso del
Norte in the club rooms.
I'lKKIUKS 1V1.
Tomorrow being the last S.itunUv in
the month. Herald carriers will nre"nt
I blils for March subscriptions Sub
scribers will please note and be ready
for tho boys.
c have a full line of Tubs, Buckets, Wash Boards, Mops and Brooms.
If you want something quick, phone us. Our speedy bicycle delivery
i at your service.
GROSSBLATTS
Phone 1667. CASH GROCERY 512 N. Stanton
The ordinary com or a Want Ad In
The El Paso Herald Is 2.1 cents. It
reaches an average of about 100.000
readers each issue.
FLORIDA JUSTICE WILL PRESIDE
OVER THE FEDERAL COURT
Judge William B. .sheppard, of the
northern district of Florida, will pre
side at the Apnl term of the United
District court of Kl Paso, in the placa
of Judge T S. Maxe, who is sitting
on the United States circuit court of
appeals in New urleans, in aid of the
circuit Judges.
Judge Sheppard is a resident of
Pensacola, Florida The April term
of court begins on Mondaj, the third
of April.
FARMING CONGRESS WILL BE
HELD IN AMARILLO AUG 23
Amarillo, Texas, March 24. An
nouncement has been made by L. B.
N'cwbv, chairman of the agricultural
committee of the board of tity devel-
MILITARY BAND CONCERT
AT FORT BLISS SUNDAY
A military bond conci rt mil be given
at Fort Bliss Sunday afternoon from
i to t oclock by the Eighth cavaliy
military band
The concert will be directed bv band
master liocco Ke.sta and the program
will be as follows
March, "i:oal Australian Navy,"
Lithgow.
Overture, 'Pi'iue Dame." Suppe.
One-step, "My Ijltle lieam Girl,"
Gilbert
Selection, 'Luc. a ili I.iiiiiuernioor,
Dcmzetti.
Waltz. "Intermezzo Russe," Tranke.
Clarinet solo, "Heienade and Polon
aise." MIssul. pei formed by Sergt.
riora.
March, "The Boomerang," Lithgow.
TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS
Pa!e9 Sallow Ctteelcs
shoy that the blood is impoverished and that the stomach is not prop
erly assimilating its food. In fact a woman's physical condition always
ehowa in her face. Paleness, blotches, pimples; sallowness or dull eyes all
Tell the Meed Of
Beecham's Pills. Women who are subject to these conditions should
not fail to avail themselves of their prompt and beneficial effect.
Beecham's Pills are prepared to furnish the necessary relief. They
dear the system of impurities, gently stimulate the liver, regulate the
bowels and tone tht system. Their mild and thorough action quickly
rid the skin of blemishes, improve the arcnlatioa and help the digestion.
Every woman should know the comfort, and experience the help o!
Sold hy dint rut thrauzKont tbo world. In bazes, 10c.. 2Sc
Directions of Specu value to Womea with Every Box.
UP-T0DATE 7-PASSENGER CARS, S2.00 PER HOUR.
AUTOS-PHONES 509-510
AUTO LI ERY CO.
Oliver Carr, Manager. 418 San Antonio SL
S. B. BIAS FUEL COMPANY
Bettor prepared than ever to serr our customers promptly an tffldaatlr.
Ffcane 840. 1510 E. IlMOtirl .
WOOD COAI, FKHD POULTRY 8UPPLIES
ll.VKV 31II.U9 MITnil VMItl'C.
Marv Miles Minter. the pretty and
vivacious young screen star, who
scored so heavily in "Barbara irlet-
chie." "Kmmy of Stork's Nest'
and
other Metio wonderpla. will be seen
here again at the Unique theater Satur
day and Sunday in "Kimples." a charm
ing five act Metro feature The story of
"Dimples" was adapted for the screen
by Harry O Hoyt. the leading scen
ario writer in this country, from a plot
furnished by Mary Louise Downing, the
author There is a double love story
bundled in a new and refreshing stle.
opment. that the Texa Farmers' con- ! "'"""V--,"e7", ".. . ',,:.bM. ,, . ,",r.
iiiailLC nui niiiwiii, ..j .-. . -w -
rounded by a strong supporting cast
egress auviliary will he called to meet
in Amarillo. August 1:3 to 25. AH Plains
farmers are expected to attend the cessions
Doctor Says Nuxated Iron Will
Increase Strength of Delicate
People 200 In Ten Days
In ninny Instance Persons hare nf-1 tired. Next take two five-grain tab-
fered untold niiony for jenrs docloriuK
for nenoiis TTCakneftN, stomncli, liter or
kidney dlene or some other nllment
nhen their real trouble iti lark of
Iron In the blood How tu tell.
lets of ordinary nuxated iron three
times per day after meals for to
weeks. Then test your strength again
and aee for yourself how much you have
gained. I have seen dozens of nervous,
run-down people who were ailing all
the time double, and even triple their
strength and endurance and entirely get
riri nf their svmntom or riv?cnT.Ria
If ou were to make an ac- I liver and other troubles In from ten to
)St On All neOnl. Wtin a- ill ' fn.i.,cdn ,1'iva' tlmn lmnl.. tii. t.klnw
NEW YOIUC, N. Y. In a recent dis
course Dr. E. Sauer, Specialist, of this
city, said
tual blood teat on all people who are ill
headed by Thomas J. Oarngan. her
new leading man. and including Peggy
Hopkins, until recently prominent In
Washington societ : William Cowper,
the famous character actor: Mao De
Metz, Ferd Tidmnish, Schuyler Lacld,
Harry Ford, William Rausher. John I.
Donough and Charlotte Shelby. Miss
Mlnter's mother. The feature Is pro
duced on an elaborate scale, and there
are mnnv beautiful scenes, which were
photographed near Jacksonville. Flor
ida dv.
II V7.IJI. n VH.
Tod.iv at the .VUiambrn, Hazel Dawn
STATE NATIONAL BANK
Established Apr it, 1831 Capital, Surplus and Profits, 1209,009
INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
C. R 1IOREHEAD. President. C. N. BASSETT. VIca President.
JOSEPH MAGOFFIN, Vice Pres. GKO. D. FLORY, Cashier.
L. J. GILCHRIST. Asst Cashier.
EL PASO EXCHANGE SYSTEM
PBIVATE BANKERS UNINCORPORATED
Mexican Moiey Bought and Sold.
t -I" -el J, J" '
IMMIGRATION BILLS ARE
NOW BEFORE THE HOUSE
Washington. D C, March 14. The
Burnett immigration bill is expected
to occupy several davs In its passage
through the house. The bill was up
for consideration today.
The literacy test comes before con
gress again with the record of hav
ing been repeatedly vetoed by various
presidents, and the Asiatic exclusion
features face the complete disapproval
of the administration, which is -much
averse to agitating the question at this
time.
The Asiatic features are said to be
more far-reacbing than any ever pro
posed before and meet the demands of
the Pacific slope for what practically
amounts to complete exclusion.
will delight pictWe patrons with one
of the best nhotollas thit the season
has pioduced. "The Salesladj," orlgi
nall 'The (iirl from Mack's" The l'a
mous Placers assert that in this pro
dut tion they have reached the aime of
lealigin Scenes arc shown of one of
N, w York' larirct department stores.
together with Hirer, Hundred of its I
many emplojes, engaged to assist the
pla; ers. IEustanobj's restaurant and
Rector's with me:r gay night doings
ished at the exceedingly large number I they had in some cases been doctoring 0f citv ',lfe t.,. Ln,S nf Ziec
who lack iron and who are ill for no for months without obtaining any bene- field's Follies" aid J"rVe hlzr orchestra
other reason than the lack of iron. The fit You can talk as you please about nerfo? ? " JV'11? ,?'? ,,. S
al the wonders wrought by new remc- , the large opeia houses and play their
dies, but when you come down to nar.1 part in this most pleasing romantic
facts there is nothing like good old drama. Mis') Dawn and her supporting
.ron to put color in your cheeks and I cast are excellent and the play will
good, sound, healthy flesh on your make you imagine that ou are in New
bones It Is also a great nerve and York, so reaiisti.. i. n.A.vihtne ran.
muiimcu nil triifciiivuci aim mo ueeti
ou would probably be greatly aston- I Iron in the proper form, and this after
You Can Stand on This
Folding Ironing Board
While they last they are Free
With each Electric Iron purchased
American Beauty Iron $5.00
Hotpoint Iron $3.50
"Yours for Sen ice,"
hi Paso Electric Railway Co.
moment iron Is supplied all their multi
tude of dangerous smptoms disappear.
Without iron the blood at once loses
the power to change food into living
tissue, and therefore nothing ou eat
does you any good; you don't get the
strength out of It Your food merely
passes through your system like corn
through a mill with the rollers eo wide
apart that the mill can't grind. As a
result nf this continuous blood and
nerve starvation, people become gen
erally weakened, nervous and all run
donn, and frequently develop all j.oi ts
of conditions. One Is too thin, anoihci
is burdened with unhealthy fat; some
are so weak they can hardly walk,
some think they have dyspepsia, kidney
or liver trouble, some can't sleep at
night: others arc Meepy and tired all
da ; some fussy and irrlt.ibli . some
skinny and bloodless, but all l.nk pln
sical powr and endurance in uch
cases it is worse thin foolishness to
take stimulating mtdicmen or narcotic
drugs, which onK whip up oiir i.-ilt-Kirii?
vital powers for the moment, nut
be at the epi use of our life lati r
on No matt' i what am one tills m
if MiU an ii" ' "'.-' nnd v II mi c,w i
,, "t0 mi!iil'1'' Ii in.iKe Hi. Ii.Mi i , i ;
., ... '-i . Il V 1 1 ml in V . I I i I
blood builder in the world. The onli
trouble was that the old forms of in
organic iron, like tincture of iron. Iron
acetate, eti . often ruined people's teeth,
upset their stomachs and were not as
similated and for these reason they fre
'iiienth did more harm than good. Eut
with the discovery of the newer forms
of organic iron all this has been over
come. Nuxated Iron, for example, is
pleasant to take, does not injure the
teeth and is almost immediately bene
ficial Vi)TK-Th. n'-inufatturcrs of Nuxated
Iron h.ne sui h untii'unrieil confidence in Its
Iiot. ni that they authorize the annuunce
iii -nt tint thi-N will forfeit S100 00 to any
lMMrltahle Institution If thy cannot tK"
nected with it Adv
.ui in in or uoninn iimhT Mxtj who la'-U'.
Iron i nil im r. ..t their strength -00 pi r
rnt or n i r in four weckv time provided
tli hii' no virion organic tronbli- Al.o
tin nil! r funil nir inHJ'J In nn; i, In
h i Nil il 1 .r n il. - not at Irn.t itnulil-
ii r .ii in ' ii ! i limi Tt i ili-
i i in i h t ni hi-fi (
AVIOH M "SLYVI3 OI' C'ORl'PTIOX."
"A hlae of Coiruption," one of the
Knlcki rbocHser star features, will be
shown at the Migwnin today only. It
is a storj with a hc;u t appeal and a
plot that will pleise Jackie Saunders
is the star.
Saturday, the wonderful Hope-Jones
unit orchestra, the llu.jr.n instrument
which the Wigwam bought from the EI
Paso Piano iompnn. will be heard
for the first time in the theater. There
will be a special t nncert for half an
hour, beginning at ID :i The pictures
t ill btgin at 11. as usual, and there
will be op ci il musK for them until
U 1 Henry Fnmis Parks, one of
the most noted of the tirluaer demon
stratots and pipe organists in this coun
tij. will iireside at the i msule The
putiiir imi);r,ini fm '..itunln is a
' peai h It initnii, i .-is llupMns
in i. ili .i Mul -nt f". i, uinh.
I " .11 I Mill .i I 1 i . .,l t, Ml f , T -
SECOND PRIMARY RACE FOR
SENATOR MAY BE NULLIFIED
Austin, Texas, March 24 Whether,
the opinion of the state supreme court
in the presidential preferential primary
case does not have the effect of nulli
fying the provision of a second pri
mary in the seuntoiial race, is the
question now laid before the attor
ney general's i epartment for consid
eration. Chaiiman Paul Waples, of the
State Democratic executive committee,
has formally requested the department
for an opinion.
JIM FAYGlfslFETERM:
WAS ARRESTED IN EL PASO
Police chitf Don Johnson Frlduv
mornlng was notified by San Francisco
police authorities that James Fay. who
was arrested in HI Paso litst October
on a charge of attempted burglary, and
later taken to California on a warrant
charging him with murder, had been
sentenced to life imprisonment in San
Quentin.
CARRIERS DAY.
Tomorrow being the last Saturday In
the month. Herald carriers will present
bills for March subscriptions. Sub
scribers will please note and be ready
for the bO)s.
The most economical way to buy
Ham or Bacon is by the whole piece.
Be sure It's Sulzberger's Majestic "De
liclously Different." Adv.
Tenement collections, see Lee Ncvrmsn.
Adv.
ASK FOR and GET
THE ORIGINAL
iLTED SLK
CisaP substitutes tu?t YOU same price
FOUND HEALTH
IN CARDUI
Oklahoma Lady Say. She Vuifed Four
States Seeking Health, But Did
Not Find It Until She.
Took Cardoi.
Henryetta, Okla, Mrs. Anna HHe
man. of this place, says that she suf
fered for 8 years with headache, back
ache and other complaints caused from
womanly troubles, and that she had
been to Colorado. Dakota, Missouri, and
Kansas seeking health and never found
It until she took CarduL She says she
was given up and was confined to If
bed for three months.
She further' sajs: "Wo then mose.l
here and after moving here, the druc
gist here in Henryetta, Okla., told n v
husband about Cardul and gave him a
Birthday Almanac, and I read the testi
monials and began taking it, and could
see after I had taken the second bo'
tie it was doing me good, and so i
hae kept it up. I would not do witn
out it in the house. When I feel tired
and nervous after doing a hard da.) s
work it seems to rest me and make zee
feel fresh...
Today I am a well woman and I know
that Cardui. ..has cured me... I can
do all my own work and washing and
house cleaning now without ever giv
ing out. I have several friends right
here in town who have been unable
to do their work for years but are
now up, since taking a couple of bot
tles of Cardui. I weigh liS pound--,
and am always well . . . When a
commenced taking it one jear ago, 1
only weighed luo pounds
All druggists sell Cardui, the wo
man's tonic. Tr it u you need .
remedy of this kind. Get a bottle to
day. Ad .
WE WILL MOVE
To 107 Texas Street,
Maich 24th.
Anderson-Filler Investment Co.
F'.menix-L! Pao BdR. Co.
1 t,,m f ii '. i K W! ,i