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EL PASO HERALD
iWcek-End Edition, May 6-7, 1916.
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Comment Differs Widely
Among the Editors on the
Reply on U-Boats.
(Innlliiiinl Prom Prevloua Pate.)
-but they must
he but the beginning
be done
Can't llrrnU. lllnrknilr.
N'cw York World: All that part of
the German reply which contemplates
an alliance between Germany and the
T Tilted State to break a British block
ade that Germany herself cannot
bieak. la impossible. It la unthink
able To Krant It would put a stain
on the honor of the United States that
tould never be erased.
Crrmnnr Manrd rnrlx.
'hliairo (111.) Herald: The German
government demands that we compel
.roat Britain to raise her starvation
blockade, though denying that Germany
W or can be starved by It. Official
Germany says In effect: "We will give
this for that: hut you must force the
delivery to us of that for this." It calls
upon us to fitfht the British navy, if
necessary, lest "women and children
shall be starved " Of courso that is
precisely wbat Germany did at the
aiea-e of Paris. hut the women and
. hildren starved there were not Ger
man. I'll timer U About Eahauslrd.
St. jouls Post IMspatih: It Is pos
sible that the concession made may
open a way to a continuance of rela
tions, and if those relations, which have
never yet been broken, can be contin
ued with honor, we earnestly hope that
they may; but the tenor of the note
that bears the concession Is not con
ducive to friendliness, the conditions
that accompany It are not agreeable,
and the patience of the government and
of the people has about reached its
limit
We Must Walt.
Kansas City Mo.) Journal: Cer
tainly, until BometblnK more develops
to darken the view, there appears to
he nothing in the situation at this
time to justify, president Wilson in
breaking; off diplomatic relations.
Cirrmany linn Met Drmnml.
l,oa Angeles (Cal ) Express: We
think that Germany has fairly met the
issue It has done Tthat we demanded
it should do. although In turn, It so
licit the same energy of action on
our part with respect to violations of
international law by the allies that w)
have shown in dealing with violations
of international law by Germany.
Doesn't Meet Demands at All.
Kacramento (Cal.) Union- By no
possible stretch of Imagination can the
German replv tot the last American
note he found to comply with the de
mands of the United States, that Ger
many immediately abandon her illegal
methods of undersea warfare, but it
may leaie the way open so that a rup
ture In the relations between this
iountr and Germany can be avoided.
If l'ledge Fulfilled, Demands 3Iet.
Sioux City (8. D.) Press: If the Ger
man government will fulfill its pledge,
if it can control, its submarine com
manders, the American terms will have
been fully met.
firrrany Una Gone Far Enough.
San Francisco German Demokrat:
Germany has gone with Its conces
sions as far as she ever could go
perhaps even a little too far to suit
the taste of a good many Germans
but there Is no sign of weakness In
this answer
I'rrsldrnt to Ivold War.
Naw Tork Times The president
will strain every point, save that of
notes ami right, to avoid a break. If
Is oeeatrus tin te as a. whole to
iuiii that Germany baa
effected the aoanaonmeni 01 m pres
ent methods of submarine warfare, he
cannot In justice and in conscience
refuse to accept It as satisfactory.
en though It ht not responsive to the
express terms of the note of April 18.
Demand in Met.
Springfield (Mass.) Republican: The
ptesident's specific demand has been
met literally and with sufficient com
pleteness to render a diplomatic break
unwarranted at this time.
Vote Itathrr tTnsntlafartory.
Washington (D. C.) Herald: But for
Its conciliatory tone and its protes
tation of a desire to meet the demands
of the Washington government the
German note could unhesitatingly be
pronounced wholly unsatisfactory.
TT-Tlnat War la Bffect. JVot Caue.
Illinois Staats Zeltung: We are
convinced that president Wilson, be
fore reaching a decision for peace or
war. will divest himself or his pro
British sentiments and will take coun
sel with his sense of justice and
equitv and after an honest and seri
ous consideration of all the facts In
the case will come to the conclusion
that the submarine war Is not the
cause, but the consequence the logi
cal, unavoidable consequence of Ille
gal causes, and that It is. therefore,
not within his province to demand
with regard to Germany's rights, the
unconditional removal of the conse
quences without an attempt to provide
for the removal of the cause of the
evil.
No Answer nt All.
Philadelphia (Pa.) Inquirer: Ger
man' answer to the note of the
United States is no answer at all.
Ve Can Overlook Impudence.
Baltimore (Md ) Sun: Knowing the
difficulties with which the German
goernment Is contending, we can well
afford to overlook what In other clr-
Sunday is Anniversary of
Torpedoing of Passenger
Ship By Germans.
The swift sea sucks her death shriek
under
As the Rreat ship reels and leaps
asunder;
Crammed, raffrail-liigh with her mur
derous freight,
lake a straw on the tide she whirls
to her fate.
A warship she, thouph she lacked its
coat,
And lustful for lives as none afloat.
A warship, and one of the foe's best
workers.
Not penned with her rusting harbor,
shirkers.
Now the Flanders guns lack their
daily bread,
And shipper and buyer are sick with
dread;
For, neutral as Uncle Sam may be,
Your surest neutral's the deep, green
sea.
Just one ship sunk ritli lives and
shell,
And thousands of German gray
onnts well!
And for each of her graycoatg Ger
man hate
Would have sunk ten ships with all
m their freight.
Yes, ten such shins are a paltry fine
For one good life in our fighting line.
Let England ponder the crimson
text!
"Torpedo, strike! And hurrah for
the next!"
From the German "Hymn of the
fusitania."
Trasnlated by 3frs. Edith Wlutrton.
Wonders of Bird and Ani
mal Life Near the South
Pole Are Shown..
SUNDAY is the first anniversary of
the Lusitania. On May 7, 1915,
the enormous Cunard liner was
plowing through the sea in broad day
light off Old Head of Kinsela, Ireland,
when the German submarine U-39, with
out any attempt at warning, sent two
torpedoes into her.
Fifteen minutes later the vessel dis
appeared, carrying to their death 1216
persons, of whom 107 were Americans
and 150 babies and small children.
The submarine made no attempt at
rescue.
The Americans killed included manv
liersons of note Charles Frohman, Al
fred G. Vanderbilt, Lindon Bates, jr.,
Justus II. Formap, Elbert Hubbard and
wife, Capt J. B. Miller, Herbert S.
Stone, Dr. F. S. Pearson, Charles Klein
and LoUirop Witliington.
Germany Keeps Killing.
In the year since then the Germans
have killed several score other Amer
icans by torpedoing passenger vessels,
but lias ghen no satisfactory apology
and disavowal of the Lusitania's destruction.
The Lusitania sinking was premedi
tated, for many of the passengers had
received warnings not to sail on her
liefore she left New York. An adver
tisement containing a similar warning
was inserted in American newspapers
bv the German embassy at Washington.
"The British admiralty has been criti
cised for not protecting the vessel more
adeauatelv. Although the Lusitania
declared and I carried 2000 persons and was worth
with her burden $10,000,000 she was
steaming at only 18 knots through the
danger zone when attacked.
The Lusitania took on such a great
list a few moments after the second
torpedo struck tliat many of her life
boats could not be launched. This in
creased the loss of life.
Captain Remains at Post.
Capt. W. T. Turner went down on
the bridge of his ship, but was picked
up alive after swimming four hours.
Mr. Vanderbilt was laBt seen when
he started down a companionwar, say
ing, "Let's go down and see if there
are anv kiddies left.
Mr. Bates also was drowned while
searching for children, after he had met
Dr. and Mrs. F. "Warren Pearl of New
York city desperately striving to find
two of their four little ones.
Mr. Frohman, lame and ill. did not
try to ccsapc. He said to a woman
who lived to tell it:
"Whv fear death? It is the most
beautiful adventure in life!"
The effect on the German cause of
the Lusitania sinking was distinctly ad
verse. It stimulated British recruiting
and hardened the allies' hearts against
peace parleys. It involved Germany in
a controversy with the United States
which is today more ominous than eier.
Wonderful pictures of the antarctic
and fun and song filled in the long
eat evening's entertainment the chau
tauquans have yet had, on Friday
night.
The pictures were "movies'" and
"atllle" made of the Sir Douglas Maw
son expedition to study animal, bird
and sea life in the antarctic regions,
and Kl I'asoans learned some things
of a newly explored country that few
people in the country have yet had a
chance to learn. The pictures are the
only ones of the kind ever made of a
region so far south (or north) and
show the wonders of life in a region
Where 76 degrees below zero is not
considered very cold: where the seals.
Instead of ordinary coats of fur, wear
heavy coats of thick hair: where birds.
Instead of making nests of feathers
and "sticks, make them of pebblea and
stones: where, instead of flying, the
birds walk like Charlie Chaplin and
the wind blows so hard that a man
has difficulty walking down a moun
tainside against it.
Kxpedltlon Flcture.
The pictures began with the depart
ure of the expedition from Australia
and carried It on to within a short
distance of the south pole, showing
the ship grirding through ice floes,
passing benerth icebergs that towered
hundreds of feet above the vessel,
anchoring in Icebound harbors, land
ing supplies upon Islands of Ice, etc.
The men were shown digging ice for
water, living in their winter huts,
taking observations in gales blowing
over lo miles an hour, playing with
the penguins and other wonderful
birds of the frigid south, riding seals,
drawing sled, training dogs, climbing
Ice glaciers, exploring Ice caves, etc.
Pictures showed the bird and animal
Ufe on the surface and the life beneath
the sea, where thousands of new spec
imens were discovered and photo
graphed, for the benefit of the scien
tific world. The lecture and the pic
tures occupied an hour and a half and
the spectators sat through it all with
deep interest, although an hour's en
tertainment by the Edwin Weeks
company had been given prior to the
pictures.
The AVeelta Compnny.
Mr. Weeks and wife and Miss Olive
Woodward of Chicago, make up the
Weeks compan, which replaced the
Itiner sisters on the program, one of
tho Misses Riner being too ill for them
to fill their engagement
Mr. Weeks tells funny stories, sings
In several different voices in imitation
of grand opera stars, and, with his
wife, does a playlet and a number
of song medleys. Miss Woodward
plays the violin splendidly and was
several times encored by the audience.
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock the
grand pageant of children of the Junior
Chautauqua took place under the su
pervision of Miss M. Ines Bristol, at
Waterloo, la. It was the concluding
feature of the King Arthur's court
ceremonies which have been held by
the children every morning during the
week. A picnic was held lor the chil
dren after the pageant.
J. M. Erlckson delivered his closing
lecture. "Pep and Pot Luck "
Lectures and music will make up the
program for this afternoon and this
evening. The Sequoia male quartet
will give two concerts, one In the af
ternoon and one in the evening
Wood Brlggs. with atories of the
south, followed the quartet In the af
ternoon. Following the popular concert of the
sequoia male quartet this evening,
Sylvester A. Long, president of the In
ternational Lyceum association, will
lecture. Mr. Long is known as Amer
ica's premier Chautauqua lecturer. Mr.
Long will lecture on "Hungry People."
The Chautauqua closes Sunday night
with a concert by the Kaffir boys'
choir. In the afternoon Robert Par
ker Miles will lecture on "Tallow
Dips."
House Pays Its Tribune
To 80 Year Old Cannon;
Friend and Foe Praise
"Show Me the Woman Who
Smokes and I've Got Her
Number," Lecturer Says.
"Pep" was the subject of J. M.
Erickson's morning talk at tho Chau
tauqua Saturday morning and he gave
a. Practical demonstration of his sub
ject by injecting all of his 250 horee
power "pep" Into his lecture.
"Pep unadulterated pep is life, vim,
ginger, gct-up-and-go," he declared.
"It is more. It is power, efficiency
and push. Peplessness is a crime. When
I see a man who Is pcpless he rests me
to look at him. The pepless man Is a
knocker. He is against progress. He
's a pessimist a man who drops fear
thought into the minds of tho men who
come In a community to Bpend their
money and to make it go and those
same men leave after the pepless per
son haB got to them.
No line I'or Knocker.
"I have no use for a man who knocks.
He retards every community and never
does anything himself. Neither have
I any use for the man who has accum
ulated wealth for the selfish purpose
of holding it and giving nothing in
return. But many of those who have
wealth have acquired it because they
developed a habit of work, a desire to
help humanity and, then incidentally
they have acquired wealth. We want
more such men for they are the ones
who are doing the most for the country.
Millionaire Who Worked.
"For example. I called on a friend
of my father's In Chicago. He is a
multi-millionaire. I found him at his
desk with his sleeves rolled up work
ing hard with the beads of perspira
tion streaming off his face. I told
him he must quit that or he would
kill himself. He answered that he was
losing J7000 a day and that he must
stay by his plant, not for himself but
lor the men and women wno worKea
there and who depended upon him for
their daily bread. 'They helped me
to make my fortune,' he said. 'I am
not going to quit them now and they
will have work if it takes every dol
lar I have.'
Monlrd Men Do Things.
'It is the raonied men who are do
ing things In this world. They have
developed pep an ability to works
Take Luther Burbank, of California,
and Thomas A. Edison, of East Orange
They have all accumulated wealth but
they did it as an incident to their hard
work, to their service to mankind and
they deserve all they have earned and
more. They are not knockers. They
are builders and doers and men who
make the world go around.
Habit the Thing.
"Habit la the big thing. Take an
inventory of yourself and see how you
stand with yourself. I am not a crank
on liquor. But liquor drinking Is a
waste of time and energy and the man
who swills down liquor can't amount
to much. Take the places where the
wealth of the country gather. Take
Del Monte, Newport, Washington. There
the women sit around drinking liquor
and smoking clgarets. Show me a
woman who smokes clgarets and you
don't have to tell me any more about
her. I've got her number. These
women with penciled oyebrows, face
painted, frizzled hair, who sit and gos
sip and do nothing but chew gum, play
ragtime and flirt are of no value to
the world If any one- of you men In
this audience should kiss them you
would die of painter's colic.
Clgarets and Fnture.
"Neither am I opposed to using to
bacco in moderation. I enjoy a cigar
after dinner, when I am sitting around
a big fireplace in your hotels out here
in me west wun a numoer oi ousinesn
men around me and we are talking and
Beginning, Sunday, May 14th, The
BOOK Tftra
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P?,f,mi..BsbyChIris,BrcedUiandFeed.
vonieuls. Ine charts. Cures ol Diseases.
Timely Poultry Pointers, Plans lor Poultry
Houses. Trap Nests and Fixtures. Daily Eeg
Records. (Spaces JorKeepinir.) Beet Recipes
lor eooUBcEgc". Poultry, etc 64 Pages.
If Pnrina Chick Feed and Purina Chloten
Chowder are used as directed we guarantee
daring the first six
weeks ot a chick's
life.
Linseed meal.
granulated meat,
alfafa flour, bran,
etc. are necessary
tocrooerlymamreacalck.
These Ingredient are scientifically mixed in
Purina Chicken Chowder and sold at less than
they would cost sepsrs.Wlr.even It available.
Sold only In checkerboard bars by leading
dealers. It your dealer doesn't sell them,
mention his name la writing lor free book.
EsbUa Farias Ca.bc. SMGnlbtSL.SLLoau.Ma.
cumatancea would be presumption or
impudence.
(ermany Only Ask Square Tlenl.
Pittsburg Volksblatt and Freheits
Pteund: Germany has conceded the
vital point in president Wilson's de
mand and In return asks nothing but
a square deal Can we refuse that?
Shall we let England continue to do
as she pleases, after compelling Ger
many to toe the mark?
Merlin Ylrliis. Xat Gracefully.
Baltimore (Md.) American: Berlin
has let Itself down easily but not
gracefully nor satisfactorily. But It
invites this country to construe Its
answer as satisfactory, and this the
country In due course, will do.
-Nothing .en Hut Insolence.
St. Louis (Mo ) Republic: There Is
nothing new in Uie note except its tone
of insolence and its manifest inconsis
tencies. It leaves the demands of this
government altogether unanswered.
It's nn Kssentlnl ConcmMon.
Chicago Tribune: The German note
embodies the essential concession to
the demand of the latest American
note on submarine operation This
concession is conditional but Its im
mediate effect is to bring about the
cessation of submarine operations
outside of the lines laid down in our
successive protests.
German Sermon i Remember Linllnnln
Leadville Herald Democrat: Ger
many asks the United States to accept
hi r pledge of good faith on the eve
of the anniversary of the Lusitania
massacre, and preaches us a sermon
nn the "sacred principles of humanity."
There are too many conditions at
tained to the guarantees to make
them acceptable.
New Orleans Tlmes-ricayune: Ger
many's reply falls very far short of what
was required.
Germany llrlds Grudgingly.
Dallas (Tex.) Morning News: Ger
many ban plelded to the demands of
the United States. It has yielded to
them compeltely, but grudgingly.
Fort Worth Record: Germany has
replied to "America's last word." She
promises to warn merchant ships be
fore attacking them. Let us continue
to fill war orders and let us have
peace.
Washington, D. C. May 6. Party
lines disappeared and old scores were
forgotten in the house today when,
during the first hour of Its regular
session, it joined in paying tributes
to representative Cannon, of Illinois,
the former speaker, who will be 80
years old Sunday. Never before In the
history of the house had an hour of
the working session been set aside to
honor llvlnar member.
Representative Cooper, of Wisconsin,
presided. One of the original revolters
against the socalled Cannon rule,
for years he fought the then speaker,
but today he presided as a friend. ,
Speaker Clark in a humorous and
friendly speech termed Mr. Cannon
"one of the top notcher class of mental
pugilists."
Still carrying himself as straight as
an Indian, and as ruddy cheeked as
a school girl, Mr. Cannon marched
down the center aisle of the house
and dellvored an address of apprecia
tion filled with reminiscences. Mr.
Cannon was quick to observe the non
partisan character of the occasion and
his opening words were in apprecla
tion of It.
A Sunday Morning Newspaper
Will Make Its Appearance
Non-Political, Non-Sectarian
Devoted to the Best Interests
of El Paso and Its Populace
OFFICE NOW OPEN
512 Trust Bldg. PHONE 4040
smoking. But there Is no use for clg
arets. The man who smokes clgarets
don't need to worry about his future
he has none. If all the clgarets which
are smoked In a year were placed end
to end they would go 135 times around
the world. That Is some smoke, is t
not?
Message' to Garcia.
'In the Spanish war Rowan delivered
a message to Garcia. The man who Is
filled with pep. who does things Is
always called upon to do big things
when the time comes. Rowan did not
stop to ask where or how or why. He
Just took the message and delivered
the goods. He saved the Uvea ot thou
sands of soldiers. He did what thou
sands of other Garclas are doing today
because they have the pep. There are
many opportunities today for carrying
the message to the needy in this
world."
It's a PI
easure to
-with the System thoroly
cleansed, or Constipation
A. L. SCUDDER'S AUTOMOBILE
STOLEN FROM ELKS' CLUB
A seven-passenger Studebaker tour
ing car, owned by A. L. Scudder, was
stolen early Saturday morning from
in front of the Elks' club. The car
was not locked at the time.
A set of harness was taken from the
rear of the Camozze Ice Cream factory
on San Antonio street Friday night.
GENUINE
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LOCAL XSD
CDXERAL
Train Bulletin.
All afternoon and night trains for
toda are reported on time.
Dr. A. T. still. Osteopathic Infirmary,
Dr. Ira W. Collins, physician in chief;
Dr. George It. Walls; Dr. Carl Gibson.
201 W. Missouri street They cured
others. They can cure you.
El Pasa Distilled Water Co., Ph. 4S9.
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To Release 3S Foreigners.
Washington, D. C, May 6. Ambas
sador Page at London today communi
cated to the state department the
British government's official notifica
tion that yielding to the representa
tions of the United States. It would re
lease the 38 Germans, Austrlans and
Turks taken by a British cruiser from
the American steamer China near
Sbangbat
C. A. Klnne Cc Insurance and Heal
Estate. P. W. Williams, Manager In
surance Dept. No. iZi N. Oregon street.
Phone 1881.
Mendez. an eight-year-old
girl, who was passing at the time.
She was cut on the head.
Dr. Maxradrr 308 1st Nat. Bk. Bid. Ph. 453
Murray Grocery. 80S N.Oregon. Ph. 1711
LongweU Be carerul of your baggage
checks. Leave at Longwell's. TeL 1.
KipreHa Companies Make Money.
Washington, D. C. May 6. Leading
express companies of the United States
earned total net income of (138,000 last
January as compared with a deficit of
584,000, In January, 1315.
J:i I'mo Seed Co. Opposite Court
House, 519 East San Antonio. Tel. 363.
Brady's Estate, $S',00O,00O.
Albany, N. T May 6. The first ac
counting of the oxecutors of the late
Anthony M. Brady of Albany, which
was filed in surrogate court here Fri
day, values the estate of the "mole of
Wall street," as the financier was
known, at upwards of $87,000,09.
Dr. Byers, dentist, over Union Cloth. Co.
Mexican Named Francisco
Villa Loses Suit For Debt;
Is Too Busy To Appear
A Mexican named Francisco Villa,
alias Pancho Villa, lost a suit In the
65th district court Friday afternoon.
Because of urgent business in Mexico
the defendant was unable to be pres
ent in person but waa represented by
his attorneys.
The suit was filed against the Mex
ican by Teodoro Kyricopulos, a for
mer friend of the Villa person who al
leged that he had advanced monies
and had otherwise assisted Villa and
that the said Villa had failed to repay
him much to his surprise, and disgust.
The Jury returned a verdict for
J00 in favor of KvrlcoDUlos and
against Villa, the suit having been for
J5000.
Motorcycle Races nt Chicago.
Chicago. 111.. May 6. Motorcycle
races will be held here May 28, 29 and
30, it was announced today by the lo
cal representatives of tho Federation
of American Motorcyclists.
To Whom It May Concern i Notice
is hereby given that A. W. McLean. C,
R. Smith and L. Douglas Glfford, com
posing a partnership, and operating
under the firm name of the Commercial
Office Supply company, intend to incor
porate, without change of the firm
name, thirty days after thvs, the 1st
day of May, A. D. 1916.
A. W. McLean.
C. It. Smith.
L. Douglas Glfford.
MAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS;
BELIEVED AUTO STRUCK HIM
Found unconscious on the street in
front of the Houck & Dieter store on
San Francisco street, Jose Colorado
was taken to the emergency hospital
and Is said to be suffering from in
ternal lnjuriea Friday night.
He is believed to have been struck
by an automobile. He was sent to the
county hospital.
England to "Sine nnjllfilit."
London. Eng., May 6. The daylight
saving scheme, by which the clock will
be put ahead an hour Is expected to be
approved by the house of commons on
Monday and will go Into effect the fol
lowing Sunday morning.
Dr. Itaurhrrt, Dentist, Mills Bldr. Ph. 4867.
Park t'nr Splits Sivltcli.
A Park street car split a switch at
Stanton and San ..ntonlo street Fri
day afternoon at five oclock and traf
fic at this corner was blocked until
the east bound car could be renlaceJ
on the track.
Postal Order Thief Arrested.
Denver. Colo., May 6. James G. Mc
Keown, said by the police to be wanted
in a dozen cities for forgery and theft
of postal money order blanks, was ar
rested at a fashionable hotel here Fri
day by federal and city authorities.
McKeown, the police said, has con
fessed to having stolen 90 postal
money order blanks from the Waltke
substation in St. Louis two months ago.
Eat at Bolton's. 210 N. Stanton.
White Cafe. 105 B, San Antonio.
Seek Munition Secretst Sentenced.
Leeds, Eng.. May 6. Albert Bright,
49 years old, an Iron merchant of Shef
field, was sentenced Friday to penal
servitude for life. Bright was con
victed of collecting and attempting to
elicit Information from workmen em
ployed at an ammunition plant con
cerning the description of war ma
terials.
El Pnso Seed Co. Opposite Court
House, 519 East San Antonio. Tel. 363.
We Want Your Account
We want business of the right sort, but this does not
refer to size. All depositors large or small are
equally welcomed here and receive the same atten
tion at our hands. Facilities here keep pace with the
demands of the times, and we respectfully solicit
your account, which need not be a large one to be
welcome.
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One Dollar Opens an Account
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AN ELECTRICALLY OPERATED
PUMPING PLANT. Office Depot Quar
termaster, El Paso. Texas. Sealed pro
posals will be received here until 11 a.
m., June 3, 1916, and then opened, for
installing an electrically operated
equipment In pumnlng plant at Fort
Bliss, Texas. Further Information on
application.
Dr. Anna Ileum, Buckler Bid. over Elite
11 Venn Seed r-o. Opposite Court
House. 619 Last San Antnnlo. Tel. 362.
AdV
Charged With Carrying Dirk.
Charged with carrying a dirk, Edu
ardo Felaz was arrested Friday night
in the rear of the Hotel Sheldon fol
lowing an alleged assault upon A.
Otlca. Otlca claims he was assaulted
by Peles.
Eat nt Sum; Cafe, 110 S. Stanton.
Girl Knocked Down by Bicycle.
Miss Maria Rubio was struck by a
bicycle ridden by S. Rascon While she
was crossing Mesa avenue Friday af
ternoon. She was knocked down and
bruiBed.
Dr. Ebert, dentist, 216-21S Mills Bldg.
Milium Ball, Hits Girl.
A hov claying ball on Seventh street
struck; at a ball with a bat and hit j
Calls for Hank Statement.
Washington, D. C. May 6. The con
troler of the currency today issued a
call to all national banks, reqlring
them to report to him their condition
at the close of business of Monday,
May L
In their answers to this call national
banks are required to inform the con
troler of their investments in foreign
securities, particularly those of na
tions now engaged in war.
5v No Gas
ssS ram
PAT MORAN, MANAGER
IMilIadrlphla Notional letuicue Champions.
Jralr
ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE
"Training ramp. SI rutersburg. Fla..
Mar. 9, 1316. Mr. Allen S. Olmated, Le Roy,
N. T.:
Dear Sir Tour packages of Allen's Foot
Ease received, and It did not take my boys
Ions to take them all away. All apeak fine
for Foot-Eaae and you may refer to my
club if you care to. Thanking you very
kindly. Very truly yours. PAT MORAN.
Manager Philadelphia National League Ball
Club" Shaken Into the Shoes and used
In the Foot-Bath. Alli-n's Poot-Kase re
moves the ach1 and soreness that come to
the feet with Spring days and actlvit Sold
by Drug and Department stores everywhere.
. Advertisement,
No More Dread of the Dental Chair.
By the New Sstem of Dentistry we can ex
tract, fill, or crown your teeth absolutely
trlthput the least particle of pain No co
caine or any of Its derivatives used in any
form.
NOTE W are not competing
with cheap advertising dentists,
but with first-class ethlclal men
at one-half their prices.
Full Sets Teeth. each....S7.50 op
Gold Crowns as.00
Other Work In Proportion.
All Uork Guaranteed In Writing 10 Tears.
New System Dental Parlors
Cor. El Paso and San Antonio Bt.
In the newly renovated OLD First National
Bank Bldg
Phone OS-J.
Spanish nnd German Spoken
Office Honrai 8i30 n. m. to 5i30 p. m.I
Sundays 0l3O n. m. to It a. xu.
Camozze Ice Cream Co.
Manufacturer, Wholesaler and Retailer
PURE ICE CREAM
Phone 296.
Ice Cream Soda,
SHERBETS
Pacific Ocean
Confectionery
400 N. Oregon St
YOU
Should Always so to
KEEVIL'S
When you want the best Wines,
Liquors and Lunch Goods.
Phone 105.
520 N. Stanton.
Herald Want Ads for results
Herald Want Ads
Bring Results
Try One and Be Convinced.
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